Join our virtual Summer Step Challenge to collectively walk the distance of the Appalachian Trail — all 2,198 miles from Georgia to Maine!

This group challenge encourages movement of all kinds. Whether you’re walking your dog, pushing a stroller or grocery shopping, every step helps us reach our shared goal. Track your movement however you like (steps, miles or minutes) and submit your weekly activity through our online form.

We’ll combine everyone’s activity to show our progress "along the trail", with updates shared each week by email and social media. Everyone who submits four weeks of activity will earn a T-shirt!

Tai Chi Qigong Shibashi is a combination of Tai Chi and Qigong that helps build posture and balance, muscle tone and a healthy range of movement without putting stress on the joints. Regular practice of the 18 forms supports health and vitality, calms the mind and improves breathing.

Curious about how to use an air fryer or what the benefits are? Join us to discuss and explore how this simple appliance can save time, reduce fat and make everything crispy and delicious!

Is pain messing with your golf game? Whether you’re just learning or have been swinging for years, golf can leave you feeling tight, sore or in pain. In this workshop, Paul Rucci, MS, ATC and Titleist Performance Institute Level 1 certified, will break down the key body mechanics behind a healthy golf swing and the common causes of golf-related ailments. You’ll also learn simple mobility and stability exercises to help you feel good playing the sport you love. The session will wrap up with a dynamic warmup to keep you moving well on the course this season!

Summer can feel wonderfully full and sometimes overwhelming. Through gentle yoga and guided journaling, this session invites you to pause, breathe and return to yourself. Together, we’ll cultivate presence, savor the season and reconnect with what matters most.

No experience needed — come exactly as you are.

Junk journaling is a creative practice using found and recycled materials in combination with art supplies to create a journal or book. Junk journaling can be used as a form of creative expression, to record memories, collect thoughts and ideas and much more. In this workshop, let your creativity shine through the exploration of turning “junk” into art. Materials will be provided but you’re welcome to bring any personal “junk” like old books, photographs, newspapers, fabric scraps, etc., to incorporate into your journal.

Chances are, you’ve made a grain bowl out of leftovers before. Even if you haven’t, these bowls – consisting of grains, vegetables, protein and dressing – can become your go-to weeknight staple.

They’re healthy, easy to make and hard to mess up. Learn how to throw together this satisfying, delicious meal in no time.

End your week with creativity and community. Join Waterville Creates for a relaxed class designed for beginners and experienced makers alike. Each week you’ll explore different art mediums: watercolors, ink pens, simple collage and more. No pressure, no perfectionism, just a chance to unwind, try something new and enjoy the soothing benefits of making art in community.