Get Fit with Westfield Welcome and the Westfield YMCA This Summer

Westfield Welcome will continue special programming at Grand Junction Plaza this summer. In partnership with the Westfield YMCA, Workout Wednesdays is a series of fitness classes taking place at the Plaza.

Workout Wednesdays will be offered each Wednesday beginning June 1 through August 3 in the Wetland Amphitheatre at Grand Junction Plaza (225 S. Union Street) from 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. There will be three different types of classes offered through the summer including HIIT which is an effective and quick total body workout, Cardio which is a fun, fast paced class combining cardio exercises with body weight, and Flow combines yoga, Tai Chi and Pilates to help build flexibility and leaves the participant centered and calm.

“Our team continues to look for ways to engage with the community through different programming at Grand Junction Plaza. When we asked for feedback through a survey earlier this year, fitness offerings continued to be a program that people were interested in. We are excited to partner with the Westfield Y to provide these classes free of charge,” said Kayla Arnold, Director of Westfield Welcome.

Additional information can be found on Westfield Welcome’s website at westfieldwelcome.com/gjp-programming.

Workout Class Schedule:

  • June 1 – HIIT
  • June 8 – Flow
  • June 15 – Cardio
  • June 22 – Flow
  • June 29 – Cardio               
  • July 6 – HIIT
  • July 13 – Flow
  • July 20 – Cardio
  • July 27 – Flow
  • August 3 – HIIT

Public parking for the event is available in the gravel lot directly east of Grand Junction Plaza, in the parking lot at the southwest corner of Poplar Street and Park Street and in designated on-street spots. A parking map can be found at: https://tinyurl.com/2p9av5db

Westfield Welcome focuses on community engagement and hospitality for residents, businesses and visitors. As a department of the City of Westfield, Westfield Welcome hosts more than 25 annual events and provides hundreds of volunteer opportunities each year.