A Day in the Mountains
PCOA trip to Castle in the Clouds and MT Washington cruise last week! It was a gorgeous day, and the views were absolutely breathtaking. Want to join us for fun trips? […]
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Activities
A Day of Boating and Lobster
Many seniors enjoyed a lobster cruise in Gloucester on a picture-perfect summer day. PCOA members receive discounts on trips like this with membership. Become a Member Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
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Ice Cream Social a Hit!
Ice cream, homemade hot fudge, and toppings were served at our annual Ice Cream Social on Thursday, June 17th. There were also over 75 people at the Hobbs Palooza barbecue that
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2025 Ice Cream Social
Please join the Pelham Council on Aging for our annual Ice Cream Social & Membership drive on July 17th at 12:30pm at the Hobbs Community Center. Ice cream is being
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Members of the PCOA attended the Newport RI Flower Show
Members of the PCOA attended the Newport RI Flower Show. PCOA members receive discount on trips thru the Hobbs Community Center. Membership drive is starting in July. Come join us!
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Cornhole
Cornhole starts Wednesday June 4, 2025 Play is from 9:00 am to 11:30 am and runs every week until the Tournament on September 24th. Sign up is required!!! This is
Celebration Park Day
Help Us Grow Something Beautiful! 🌿 Donate Your Extra Plants 🌿 and Join Us to Plant the New Shade Garden at Celebration Park Where: Celebration Park, 8 Nashua Road, Pelham,
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Pickleball in Pelham: A Growing Community Phenomenon
Just a few short years ago, the Council on Aging (COA) built pickleball courts in Pelham, sparking a community-wide movement that has since grown beyond anyone’s expectations. Recently the courts were resurfaced with guidance from Al Haghdan to make them more user-friendly. The sport has quickly gained traction, thanks to the leadership of Lynne Hildreth, who offered free lessons to encourage participation and Roger LeVasseur who focuses on doing drills with players that want to get better. By the end of summer 2022, there were over 100 players. This number doubled in 2023, ending the outdoor season with over 200 enthusiasts, and the indoor season attracted even more participants. Today, our pickleball list boasts over 400 players, with many younger players yet to be counted.
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