Weston Recreation Department promotes summer programs and Memorial Pool memberships as town planning discussions touch on open space and recreation priorities.
The Weston Recreation Department is promoting summer 2026 programs including Memorial Pool memberships, summer camp, and a newly announced Summer Concert Series, with online registration available through the department's portal at the Weston Community Center. Separately, the town's Unified Plan Committee continued work on its resources chapter — covering recreation and open space — at its June 22 meeting, with members indicating that section is nearing completion before moving on to town-wide planning recommendations. ===HEADLINES=== 1. Weston Recreation Department Opens Summer Programs, Pool Memberships for 2026 2. Weston Summer Concert Series Announced by Recreation Department 3. Town Planning Committee Nears Completion of Recreation, Open Space Chapter 4. Memorial Pool, Tennis Courts, Summer Camp Available Through Weston Recreation 5. Weston Unified Plan Committee Advances Resources Section in June Meeting
WESTON -- The Weston Recreation Department is offering summer 2026 programs, Memorial Pool memberships, and a Summer Concert Series, according to the department's website. Residents can register for programs and memberships through the department's online portal. The department is based at the Weston Community Center, 20 Alphabet Lane.
TOWN -- The Recreation Department's current offerings include summer camp, pickleball and tennis court reservations, and outdoor field permits. A 2026 Summer Concert Series has been announced; the full schedule is available on the department website. Memorial Pool memberships and scheduling information for the 2026 season are also posted online.
At a June 22 meeting of the Weston Unified Plan Committee, members discussed the town's resources section — which covers recreation and open space alongside historical and cultural resources — as part of an ongoing comprehensive planning effort. Committee members noted the section is approximately two-thirds complete and expected to require one or two additional meetings before presentation to the full committee.
No high school games were reported for the period. No youth league results were reported for the period.