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83 US Hwy 20 N
Armory Building
P.O. Box 1321
Thermopolis, WY 82443

Phone (307) 864-3767
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Hot Springs County Recreation District does not provide medical insurance to cover participants in any activity. This is the responsibility of each individual in any District program or activity.
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Sign up NOW for our Photography Class with Dr. Schenck! Space is limited!

 

We also have signups available for: Arts & Crafts, Junior Golf Lessons, and Jiu Jitsu!!

 

Adult Softball has started, come down to watch every Tuesday & Thursday!

 


 

 

 Stretching & Strengthing Yoga

The Recreation District is offering Yoga at the Armory.  Pay at the class to the Rec Staff.  Any questions or concerns please contact the Recreation Office at 864-3767
 
 
We now have multiple Yoga offerings!!
Rachel Johnson is a certified Yoga instructor, she now has two classes available:
              Wednesdays, 6:30 - 7:30 am  *NEW! We must have 4 PARTICIPANTS to run this class!*
 
              Wednesdays, 8:30 - 9:30 am
 
These classes are limited to 10 participants each, by pre-registering for the month you can guarantee your spot!
 
Fee: $12 per session or $50 for the month of May
 
 
For a more casual experience, we do have a group of ladies who meet every week for an informal yoga session!
Marge's Sessions:  
Monday's & Thursday's - 9:00 - 10:30 am 
Fee: Free
 
 
Pickle ball
 
Dates:  Ongoing 
Days/Times:  Monday's 6:30-8am, Tuesday's 6:30-8:30pm, Wednesday's 6:30-8am, Thursday's 7-8:30pm, and Friday's 6:30-8am (when not in use by other district activities)
Location:  Armory Gym (When nice weather, program will move to tennis courts at Candy Jack Park)
Fee:  Varies depending on preference; inquire within Recreation Office
Ages:  Primarily adults of all ages, youth under 18 will need permission from Recreation Office
 
Pickle ball is the fastest growing sport in America today.  Pickle ball is a mixture of Tennis and Ping Pong.  We are offering pickle ball to the public at various times to accommodate busy schedules.  No experience required.  Regular attendees will be more than happy to explain the game for new-comers.  Paddles, balls, and nets provided but feel free to bring your own.  For more information or questions, please contact the Recreation Office at 864-3767 or by email at a.abbott@hscrecreation.com
 
 
Let us know what new programs or classes you are interested in! Email a.abbott@hscrecreation.com or call us at 864-3767.  We look forward to hearing your input.
 
 
 
 

 

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