Hudson Community Services: Community Education, School Age Care, Summer Programs

Join the fastest growing sport in America by learning to play pickleball. This beginner class is designed as a drill and play format. You will learn how to keep score, serve and return the serve along with hitting forehand, backhand, dinking, lobbing and court strategies. This course is taught with passion and humor by PPR Coach and multi-Gold Medalist, Michael Lammer. Wear comfortable clothes, athletic shoes and bring a bottle of water. You do not need to purchase a paddle before class, as Michael will bring a variety of demo paddles for you to try.

Calling all hands-on dreamers! Whether you’ve always wanted to try pottery or you’re ready to dust off your skills, this three-session workshop is the perfect place to begin (or begin again). In the first two sessions, you’ll shape and mold stoneware clay using an electric wheel, slab roller, and extruder—tools that make the process even more fun. The final class is all about glazing: adding color, personality, and a touch of magic to your handmade treasures. This class is relaxed, beginner-friendly, and all about the joy of making something with your own two hands. Expect laughter, a little mess, and a lot of creativity. Dress for the occasion (in your grubbiest clothes) and bring an apron or towel if you like. We’ll let you know when they’re ready to pick up and admire! This class is meeting at Craig Seath’s Studio, tucked behind his house at 1023 7th St., Hudson. A $40 materials fee is due at class; Instructor accepts cash, check or Venmo.

Stay active, connect with others, and enjoy the game in a fun and flexible format! This is not a league—teams are formed on-site each week, and play is open to all registered participants who show up. Whether you’re brushing up on your skills, looking for a workout, or just love the game, this is a great way to get out on the court. Important Details: Registration is required—no walk-ins Registration covers the entire season (Nov-Mar) Enrollment is capped at 40 participants Proof of this registration will be provided by Community Education and must be carried by participants during gym use Community Education may conduct random drop-in checks for registration verification