Free Intro Demo / Workshop

Monday, January 8th, 6:30PM

A free introductory workshop for those interested in the upcoming
Natick Rec Department classes.

Registration is required.

Natick Rec Department Classes

Starting Monday, April 1st
6:30 – Beginner (1st Section)
6:30 – 2nd Section
7:45 – 3rd Section
7:45 – Advanced

Registration has opened for both
Natick Residents and non-Residents.

More information on the Classes Page. Registration is required.

Weather Update

for Monday January 29th


I think we are in the clear. Not as much snow as was predicted.

As of when I am writing this, all classes are running as scheduled. If I hear otherwise, I will update this info as soon as I can.

If you are attending classes, please be safe as you travel.


Updated: Monday, 1/29 11:15 AM

World T’ai Chi and Qigong Day

Sunday, April 28th, 9 AM – 11 AM
Cushing Memorial Park, Framingham

9:00 – Hunyuan Qigong
10:00 – T’ai Chi for Better Balance
10:30 – Traditional T’ai Chi

“Grasp The Sparrow’s Tail” Mini-Course

Starts Tuesday, July 20th

4 week mini-course delving into the depths of one of the most important moves in T’ai Chi.
Course fee is $35. Registration is required.

I want to express my gratitude and appreciation to Lou Goodman for creating this wonderful video.

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