Summer fun is calling in the Town of Union! This season promises sunshine, smiles, and exciting activities for all ages. Take a refreshing dip in the town's pools, enjoy a nostalgic ride on the carousels, or tap your toes to free concerts in the park. Young athletes can develop their skills at sports camps, while families can bond over a variety of events and programs.

Summer Fun at Highland Park The Town of Union's summer program is brimming with activities, movies, games, and arts & crafts. This full-day program caters to children ages 6-12, with separate groups for different age ranges. Spots are limited, so sign up early to ensure your child gets to experience an unforgettable summer adventure filled with fun and exploration! The program is offered Monday through Friday, from 9am-4pm, from July through August 9th. The cost is $125 per week for resident children and $150 per week for non-resident children. Extended hours from 7:30am-5:30pm are available for an additional fee. Registration opens May 6, 2024. On June 26, you can attend the Open Orientation for Summer Fun at Highland Park to meet the Counselors and Camp Director. View the Town of Union's Summer Registration Flyer for more information. Find this and other summer programs around Broome County in our Binghamton Summer Camp Guide!

Highland Park Story Time Story Time at Highland Park runs Thursdays, July 11th through August 8th, for children ages 2-5 and their caregivers. Join Miss Erin from the GFJ Library at Shelter 1 from 10:00 to 10:45 AM for stories, music, activities, crafts, and more! This free program is open to the public.

Sports Lessons and Camps The Town of Union is offering a variety of summer camps this year, including youth volleyball camps, youth tennis lessons, a junior golf camp, and a dance camp. View the Town of Union's Summer Registration Flyer for more information.

Carousels The Town of Union's carousels at Highland Park and West Endicott Park open for the season on Saturday, May 25th, 2024. Enjoy rides on weekends only (12-7:45pm) until June 30th. Daily carousel rides (12-7:45pm) begin on July 1st and continue through September 2nd.

Pools The Town of Union's pools open for the season on Saturday, May 25, 2024. Season passes can be purchased at the Parks Office located at 3111 East Main Street in Endwell, NY. Highland Park Pool: Weekends Only (May 25 - June 30): 1-7pm Daily (July 1st - September 2nd): 1-7pm West Endicott Park Wading Pool: Weekends Only (May 25th - June 30th): 12:30-4:30pm & 5-7pm Daily (July 1st - September 2nd): 12:30-4:30pm & 5-7pm Admission Fees: Children 5 & Under: Free (Residents) / $1 (Non-Residents) per day Youth 6-17 Years: $1 (Residents) / $2 (Non-Residents) per day Adults 18+: $2 (Residents) / $4 (Non-Residents) per day Season Passes: Family Pass: $75 (Residents) / $125 (Non-Residents) Individual Pass: $35 (Residents) / $50 (Non-Residents)

West Endicott Wading Pool at West Endicott Park in Endicott, NY

Concerts in the Park The Endwell League of Community Action hosts its summer Concert Series in the Park every Tuesday, from June 18th to August 27th, at Highland Park's Shelter 1. Enjoy free live music from 7-8pm. The concerts will feature performances by Endwell Community Chorus, Maine Community Band, Brewhaha, Southern Tier Barbershop Chorus, Katie Scott & Persuasion, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Brothers and Friends, Alex & Freddy Mendoza, Rick Pedro & Jeff Lake, and Nino & Mark.

July 4th Extravaganza The Town of Union, Magic 101.7, 102.5 The Vault and Endwell Rotary will present the Annual July 4th Extravaganza at Highland Park featuring food, live music, and one of the most popular fireworks displays in the area.

These are just some of the fun activities and events happening this summer in the Town of Union. Be sure to visit the Town of Union's website or Summer Registration Flyer for more details, registration information, and any additional summer surprises!

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