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Wednesday September 23, 2026
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM    Fall 2026: Girls on the Run (GOTR) - Girls on the Run - Fall 2026
Girls on the Run is more than just a running program. While participants will train to complete a 5K (3.1 miles) event at their "Happy Pace," they will also learn social emotional lessons that will help them build their confidence and resilience, make new friends, identify and express emotions, and develop strategies for overcoming life's challenges. A GOTR season looks like this: Your team meets twice a week for eight weeks (16 lessons) Caring coaches lead fun lessons and games, group discussions, and physical activities Each team dreams up and completes a Community Impact Project that helps make the world a better place. Participants are invited to take part in a celebratory 5k on November 15th at 9am at the Boston Common! Families must register with Girls on the Run Greater Boston after registering with Park & Rec. Please visit www.girlsontherunboston.org.
 
Monday September 28, 2026
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM    Fall 2026: Girls on the Run (GOTR) - Girls on the Run - Fall 2026
Girls on the Run is more than just a running program. While participants will train to complete a 5K (3.1 miles) event at their "Happy Pace," they will also learn social emotional lessons that will help them build their confidence and resilience, make new friends, identify and express emotions, and develop strategies for overcoming life's challenges. A GOTR season looks like this: Your team meets twice a week for eight weeks (16 lessons) Caring coaches lead fun lessons and games, group discussions, and physical activities Each team dreams up and completes a Community Impact Project that helps make the world a better place. Participants are invited to take part in a celebratory 5k on November 15th at 9am at the Boston Common! Families must register with Girls on the Run Greater Boston after registering with Park & Rec. Please visit www.girlsontherunboston.org.
 
Wednesday September 30, 2026
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM    Fall 2026: Girls on the Run (GOTR) - Girls on the Run - Fall 2026
Girls on the Run is more than just a running program. While participants will train to complete a 5K (3.1 miles) event at their "Happy Pace," they will also learn social emotional lessons that will help them build their confidence and resilience, make new friends, identify and express emotions, and develop strategies for overcoming life's challenges. A GOTR season looks like this: Your team meets twice a week for eight weeks (16 lessons) Caring coaches lead fun lessons and games, group discussions, and physical activities Each team dreams up and completes a Community Impact Project that helps make the world a better place. Participants are invited to take part in a celebratory 5k on November 15th at 9am at the Boston Common! Families must register with Girls on the Run Greater Boston after registering with Park & Rec. Please visit www.girlsontherunboston.org.
 
Monday October 5, 2026
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM    Fall 2026: Girls on the Run (GOTR) - Girls on the Run - Fall 2026
Girls on the Run is more than just a running program. While participants will train to complete a 5K (3.1 miles) event at their "Happy Pace," they will also learn social emotional lessons that will help them build their confidence and resilience, make new friends, identify and express emotions, and develop strategies for overcoming life's challenges. A GOTR season looks like this: Your team meets twice a week for eight weeks (16 lessons) Caring coaches lead fun lessons and games, group discussions, and physical activities Each team dreams up and completes a Community Impact Project that helps make the world a better place. Participants are invited to take part in a celebratory 5k on November 15th at 9am at the Boston Common! Families must register with Girls on the Run Greater Boston after registering with Park & Rec. Please visit www.girlsontherunboston.org.
 
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM    Needham Public Health: Art for Recovery and Resilience: A Therapeutic Art Series - Art for Recovery and Resilience: A Therapeutic Art Series: Full Series
This four-session therapeutic art series offers a safe and welcoming space for people impacted by any form of mental health or addiction challenge. Explore wellness, recovery, and resilience through guided art activities. Facilitated by local art therapist Tova Speter in partnership with Needham Public Health, participants will engage their creative capacity as they take time to be present in the moment, process experiences of recovery, hope, and reconnect with personal strengths and community. No art skills are required—only a willingness to create, play, reflect, and connect.This series is a pilot that is sponsored by the Needham Public Health Division funded by Needham's Opioid Settlement Funds. For questions or scholarships contact Angi MacDonnell amacdonnell@needhamma.gov or 781-708-1752
 
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM    Needham Public Health: Art for Recovery and Resilience: A Therapeutic Art Series - Art for Recovery and Resilience: A Therapeutic Art Series: Session 1
This four-session therapeutic art series offers a safe and welcoming space for people impacted by any form of mental health or addiction challenge. Explore wellness, recovery, and resilience through guided art activities. Facilitated by local art therapist Tova Speter in partnership with Needham Public Health, participants will engage their creative capacity as they take time to be present in the moment, process experiences of recovery, hope, and reconnect with personal strengths and community. No art skills are required—only a willingness to create, play, reflect, and connect.This series is a pilot that is sponsored by the Needham Public Health Division funded by Needham's Opioid Settlement Funds. For questions or scholarships contact Angi MacDonnell amacdonnell@needhamma.gov or 781-708-1752
 
Wednesday October 7, 2026
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM    Fall 2026: Girls on the Run (GOTR) - Girls on the Run - Fall 2026
Girls on the Run is more than just a running program. While participants will train to complete a 5K (3.1 miles) event at their "Happy Pace," they will also learn social emotional lessons that will help them build their confidence and resilience, make new friends, identify and express emotions, and develop strategies for overcoming life's challenges. A GOTR season looks like this: Your team meets twice a week for eight weeks (16 lessons) Caring coaches lead fun lessons and games, group discussions, and physical activities Each team dreams up and completes a Community Impact Project that helps make the world a better place. Participants are invited to take part in a celebratory 5k on November 15th at 9am at the Boston Common! Families must register with Girls on the Run Greater Boston after registering with Park & Rec. Please visit www.girlsontherunboston.org.
 
Wednesday October 14, 2026
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM    Fall 2026: Girls on the Run (GOTR) - Girls on the Run - Fall 2026
Girls on the Run is more than just a running program. While participants will train to complete a 5K (3.1 miles) event at their "Happy Pace," they will also learn social emotional lessons that will help them build their confidence and resilience, make new friends, identify and express emotions, and develop strategies for overcoming life's challenges. A GOTR season looks like this: Your team meets twice a week for eight weeks (16 lessons) Caring coaches lead fun lessons and games, group discussions, and physical activities Each team dreams up and completes a Community Impact Project that helps make the world a better place. Participants are invited to take part in a celebratory 5k on November 15th at 9am at the Boston Common! Families must register with Girls on the Run Greater Boston after registering with Park & Rec. Please visit www.girlsontherunboston.org.
 
Monday October 19, 2026
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM    Fall 2026: Girls on the Run (GOTR) - Girls on the Run - Fall 2026
Girls on the Run is more than just a running program. While participants will train to complete a 5K (3.1 miles) event at their "Happy Pace," they will also learn social emotional lessons that will help them build their confidence and resilience, make new friends, identify and express emotions, and develop strategies for overcoming life's challenges. A GOTR season looks like this: Your team meets twice a week for eight weeks (16 lessons) Caring coaches lead fun lessons and games, group discussions, and physical activities Each team dreams up and completes a Community Impact Project that helps make the world a better place. Participants are invited to take part in a celebratory 5k on November 15th at 9am at the Boston Common! Families must register with Girls on the Run Greater Boston after registering with Park & Rec. Please visit www.girlsontherunboston.org.
 
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM    Needham Public Health: Art for Recovery and Resilience: A Therapeutic Art Series - Art for Recovery and Resilience: A Therapeutic Art Series: Full Series
This four-session therapeutic art series offers a safe and welcoming space for people impacted by any form of mental health or addiction challenge. Explore wellness, recovery, and resilience through guided art activities. Facilitated by local art therapist Tova Speter in partnership with Needham Public Health, participants will engage their creative capacity as they take time to be present in the moment, process experiences of recovery, hope, and reconnect with personal strengths and community. No art skills are required—only a willingness to create, play, reflect, and connect.This series is a pilot that is sponsored by the Needham Public Health Division funded by Needham's Opioid Settlement Funds. For questions or scholarships contact Angi MacDonnell amacdonnell@needhamma.gov or 781-708-1752
 
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM    Needham Public Health: Art for Recovery and Resilience: A Therapeutic Art Series - Art for Recovery and Resilience: A Therapeutic Art Series: Session 2
This four-session therapeutic art series offers a safe and welcoming space for people impacted by any form of mental health or addiction challenge. Explore wellness, recovery, and resilience through guided art activities. Facilitated by local art therapist Tova Speter in partnership with Needham Public Health, participants will engage their creative capacity as they take time to be present in the moment, process experiences of recovery, hope, and reconnect with personal strengths and community. No art skills are required—only a willingness to create, play, reflect, and connect.This series is a pilot that is sponsored by the Needham Public Health Division funded by Needham's Opioid Settlement Funds. For questions or scholarships contact Angi MacDonnell amacdonnell@needhamma.gov or 781-708-1752