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A Place for Everyone to Learn, Move, and Grow
At the Y, we offer opportunities for individuals and families to grow, stay active, and build healthy habits!
From sports, aquatics, and fitness to enrichment, cooking, and nutrition education, our programs are designed to support health, learning, and connection at every age.
You can search for programs by topic or by participant age. We offer parent-child classes, programs for senior citizens, and everything in between.
Join us for Summer Programs!
Summer: June 22 – August 23
Member registration: June 2
Community registration: June 9
Featured Programs
Swim Lessons for All Ages
See why the Y is called "America's Swim Instructor"! We offer comprehensive, progressive swim lessons for youth, teens, and adults.
Small Group Fitness
Whether you're just getting started or looking to advance, our fitness classes are open to anyone who wants to take control of their health in a supportive and welcoming environment!
Lifeguard Training & CPR
Our expert-led safety courses build your knowledge, confidence, and readiness to make a positive difference in your community.
Summer Camp at the Y
For more than 50 years, we've offered a unique summer camp experience focused on youth development, connection, and fun! We have something to interest every child ages 3-15.
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The best part of joining the FT community is not having to think about putting together a workout. The skilled instructors help me use the equipment and prevent injury.
— Ellyn, FT participant
Camp Clearbrook was a game-changer for our daughter. As a swimmer, she started at the very bottom of the pack, but the Directors worked to help her build skills and stay positive throughout the lessons.
— Elizabeth, Camp Clearbrook parent
Our son was having difficulty adjusting to our move to Hopkinton. The Y's School's Out Program really played a crucial part in helping him get to know his peers and feel more comfortable.
— Michael, School's Out parent
I would recommend this program to EVERYONE who is considering it. There is something in it for everyone, whether it's knowing what to eat and understanding pre-diabetes, or why and when to exercise.
— Benadette, Diabetes Prevention Program participant
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Ready to Register?
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Do you have an account with us?
YES: If you already have an account, you will be prompted to login during the program registration process.
NO: You will be prompted to create an account during the program registration process.
MAYBE: If you think you may already have an account, you can search for it here.
Questions? Contact Member Services: (508) 879-4420 or memberservices@metrowestymca.org.
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Program Policies
PROGRAM POLICIES
- All classes require a minimum enrollment. The MetroWest YMCA reserves the right to cancel any class that does not meet the minimum enrollment. If your class is cancelled, you will be notified before the start of the class, and a refund will be issued.
- In order to receive member rates for programs, your membership must be active through the entire program session.
- A full refund or program credit will be issued if a participant withdraws from the class after notifying the Program Director or authorized staff member at least 48 hours before the first class of the program session.
- A refund or credit will be issued if a participant is unable to attend a class due to a prolonged illness (3 or more weeks). This request must be made prior to the end of the program session and must be accompanied by a doctor’s note.
- If a program is not meeting your needs, please notify the Program Director.