The Patricia Ann Lucey Community Center will play host to a number of community-centered education and wellness programs.
The 77 Kitchen will be a welcoming, hands-on teaching kitchen designed to bring people together through food, learning, and community. With small class sizes of approximately 14 participants, programs will be thoughtfully varied to meet the interests and needs of those we serve.
Classes will feature a diverse group of cooking instructors, guest chefs from the community, and chefs from local restaurants, creating opportunities for participants to learn new skills, explore different cuisines, and connect with culinary professionals.
The kitchen will also offer flexible opportunities for community engagement, including themed events, private rentals, and programs specifically designed for seniors and people with disabilities.
Together, these efforts will create a vibrant, accessible space where people can build confidence in the kitchen, share experiences, and enjoy the many ways food can bring a community together.
Windward Sails is developing a Life Skills Initiative at the Patricia Ann Lucey Community Center at Windward Crossing in Rowley, MA. The program will provide adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities with opportunities to build independence, confidence, and practical skills through hands-on learning and community-based experiences.
Participants will engage in a variety of programs and learn independent living skills, financial literacy, workforce readiness, communication & social skills, community navigation, health & wellness, technology/digital skills, and community-based experiences:
Windward Crossing will offer a variety of yoga classes designed to support wellness, movement, and relaxation for people of all ages and abilities. Programming will include Vinyasa Yoga, Multi-Sensory Yoga, Chair Yoga, and Kids Yoga, with small class sizes that allow for personalized instruction and support when needed. The studio will also provide opportunities for volunteer instructors to offer small-group or private sessions.
Class offerings and schedules will evolve based on participant feedback and community interest, ensuring that programs remain responsive to the needs of those we serve.
Windward Crossing will offer accessible fitness and personal training programs designed to promote strength, mobility, balance, confidence, and overall wellness. Small-group fitness classes and individualized personal training sessions will provide participants with opportunities to work toward their personal goals in a supportive and welcoming environment.
Programs will be adaptable to different ages, abilities, and fitness levels, with individualized support available as needed. The fitness schedule and offerings will continue to evolve based on participant feedback, community interest, and the availability of qualified instructors and trainers.
Windward Crossing will offer two flexible conference rooms designed to support educational, social, and community programming. The first-floor room will accommodate up to 14 people and provide an intimate setting for small-group activities such as art and therapeutic programs, book clubs, computer classes, homework clubs, game nights, and life-skills instruction.
The second-floor room will accommodate up to 49 people and serve as a larger space for meetings, workshops, special programs, and training. Both spaces will be thoughtfully scheduled to complement the activities and needs of the broader community center.