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Mental Health and Magic (June 24th @ 7pm)
This group provides a welcoming space to talk, share, or simply listen while exploring practical ways to navigate and grow during challenging times. It is facilitated by Phoenix Coffin-Williams, a New York State licensed mental health professional who operates a private practice and volunteers time to support the community.
Hope Closet
Hope Closet is open, and everything offered is free. Visitors can look through the available items and take what they need at no charge.
The Way Church of GodFitness on the Lawn Summer Blast
Get moving with a free outdoor fitness session on the front lawn of the Town of Tonawanda Aquatic and Fitness Center, presented by Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield of WNY. Summer Blast blends bodyweight strength work with cardio, mobility, and flexibility so every major muscle group gets attention. Expect a mix of conditioning moves that target the upper body, lower body, and core, with options to modify every exercise to match your comfort level. Please bring a mat and a water bottle. This class is held outdoors and is dependent on the weather. For updates, check Facebook.
Town of Tonawanda Aquatic and Fitness CenterPuppy Socialization & Beginner Life Skills
Designed for puppies five months old or younger at the start, this six-week program meets once a week for a one-hour session. The curriculum focuses on gentle socialization and a positive introduction to new environments while building foundation skills like sit, down, touch, stay and come, plus cue work such as leave it and drop it, along with polite loose-leash walking. Common puppy hurdles are addressed, including mouthing, nipping, chewing, house training, crate training, jumping, and prevention strategies for separation anxiety and resource guarding. Supervised play gives pups a chance to practice appropriate interactions with their peers. The atmosphere stays upbeat so handlers can learn clear communication and strengthen a lasting bond, promoting good habits early and helping avoid typical behavior issues. Registration is required and limited to six puppies. The fee is $145, with payment accepted at the first class by cash, check, Venmo, or credit card.
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