Youth Department Home Page
PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES
Trumbull Youth Association Recreation Department Arts Commission
Junior Achievement YMCA CT Audubon Society Nature & Arts Center
FALL
After School Fall Enrichment Programs (Grades 1-8)
***Science, Theatre, Pottery, Art, and more***
Imagination Station (Ages 2-5 accompanied by an adult)
***Stimulating the minds with art, music, stories, and more!***
Town Hall Green Lighting Ornament Workshop
Red Ribbon Week
Junior TYA (Grades 4-8)
***Drama Academy and Performance***
WINTER/SPRING
Town Hall Green Lighting
After School Enrichment Programs (Grades 1-8)
***Science, Theatre, Pottery, Art, and more***
Imagination Station (Ages 2-5 accompanied by an adult)
***Stimulating the minds with art, music, stories, and more!***
Kid’s First Conference (High School Juniors and Seniors)
Themed Tea Party
Breakfast with the Easter Bunny
Junior TYA (Grades 4-8)
***Drama Academy and Performance***
Trumbull Youth Association (TYA) Summer Muscial Auditions (Grade 9 - Age 20)
SUMMER
Summer Enrichment Programs (Grades 1-8)
***Science, Theatre, Pottery, Art, and more***
Trumbull Outstanding Youth Volunteer Award Presentation
Trumbull Youth Association’s (TYA) Summer Musical
***Rehearsals and Performances***
The Trumbull Youth Association
The purpose of the Trumbull Youth Association (TYA) is to assist in the social and cultural development of the youth of Trumbull by providing meaningful recreational and educational programs to foster a spirit of civic responsibility. TYA is a non-profit organization designed, maintained, managed and completely financed by youth.
The summer musical program was created in 1969 to serve three purposes: to provide a meaningful summer activity for youth; to earn funds to support the TYA program; and to provide a first hand opportunity to learn about theater and the business aspects of producing a major Broadway play.
The TYA program is open to all Trumbull youth and those attending Trumbull Schools entering grade 9 through age 20 and has proven to be an example of the strength and ability of our youth to act in mature, responsible, and constructive way. TYA has other activities throughout the year. There is also a Jr. TYA Program for students in grades 4 through 8.
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Recreation Department Acitivites
For further information on the recreation programs please call 452-5060 or click here.
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The Arts Commission
For further information on Arts programs please call Emily Areson at 452-5065 or click here.
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Junior Achievement of Western Connecticut
177 State St. , 3rd Floor
Bridgeport , CT 06604
203-382-0180
Junior Achievement is the oldest and fastest growing economic education organization in the world reaching more than 6 million students globally. JA of Western Connecticut serves twenty communities located in the Greater Bridgeport, Greater Danbury and Lower Naugatuck Valley areas. At Junior Achievement, our mission is to inspire kids to succeed in business and in life. Through dedicated volunteers, we provide in-school and after school programs for students in grades K-12, offering educational programs in seven key content areas: business, citizenship, economics, entrepreneurship, ethics/character, financial literacy and career development. During the past year, JA of Western Connecticut reached 13,557 students, a 45% growth rate over five years.
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YMCA, Lakewood – Trumbull
20 Trefoil Drive
Trumbull , CT 06611
203-445-9633
www.cccymca.org
Our YMCA, founded in 1957, serves children, adults and their families through a variety of programs. Our Family Program Center, located at 20 Trefoil Drive in Trumbull, has a state of the arts gymnastics and fitness center as well as aerobic, dance, martial arts and sports programs. Our Camp & Outdoor Center, located on Route 59 in Monroe, is home to our A-Z Nursery School and Summer Day Camps, serving children ages 3-15. Also, summer pool memberships are available from Memorial Day – Labor Day. Our Wellness & Activity Center, located at 14 Meadow Road in Trumbull, offers a variety of youth & teen programs (including birthday parties for all ages) as well as health & wellness programs.
The Lakewood-Trumbull YMCA cares for individuals and families with a focus on youth. Through our leadership and diverse programs we build strong kids, strong families, and strong communities.
Brochures detailing all our programs, schedules and fees are produced on a regular basis and are available online. For additional information or to donate to the Lakewood- Trumbull YMCA, please visit our website at www.cccymca.org or call us at 203-445-9633. Financial Assistance is available to those who qualify.
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Connecticut Audubon Society
2325 Burr Street
Fairfield, CT
(203)259-6305
Fax: 203-254-7673
Contact: Carol Kasper 203-259-6305, Ext. 103
Founded in 1898, Connecticut Audubon Society is a statewide, non-profit membership organization with a mission dedicated to providing excellence in environmental education, encouraging the conservation of the state’s natural resources and advocating for enlightened leadership on ecological matters. Through its five nature facilities around the state, two in Fairfield and a one in Milford, people of all ages can learn more about their natural world through after school classes, evening lectures, adult and family programs as well as seasonal outdoor weekend activities on a variety of ecological subjects. Connecticut Audubon also offers exciting eco travel trips with experienced guides to destinations around the state, nation and the world. For more information, visit the Connecticut Audubon web site at www.ctaudubon.org .
Connecticut Audubon Center at Fairfield
2325 Burr Street , Fairfield, CT 06824 , 203-259-6305
Connecticut Audubon Birdcraft Museum
314 Unquowa Road , Fairfield, CT 06824 , 203-259-0416
Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center at Milford Point
1 Milford Point Rd. , Milford, CT 06460 , 203-878-7440
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Trumbull Nature and Arts Center
7115 Main Street
Trumbull, CT 06611
(203) 452-4421
The center is located on the old Wagner Tree Farm, a nine and one half acre property with a large pond. This is a non-profit center whose mission is to promote sound environmental stewardship, to encourage the appreciation of nature and the arts and to enhance community life with classes, activities and programs for all ages.
At this time, the center is only open when classes and programs are being held.
Student membership: $15.00 /year
Senior membership: $25.00 /year
Individual membership: $30.00 /year
Family membership: $50.00 /year
For more information and class schedules, please go to www.trumbullnature.com or call us.
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