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Find similar grantsReading Recreation Commission programs and facilities is sponsored by Reading Recreation Commission. The Reading Recreation Commission is a partnership between the City of Reading and Reading School District that provides quality programs and facilities to residents, with an emphasis on affordable programs for children.
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Reading Recreation Commission A Partnership Benefiting the Community City of Reading - Reading School District Pavilion/Facility Rentals South of Penn Special Events Reading Radsport Festival E-Newsletters & Event Flyers Reading Recreation Commission Get ready to kick around in our fall soccer program! Registration will open soon! Volleyball at 3rd and Spruce!
Tennis at Hampden Park inthe fall... nothing better! Register today!
Join us on the rink for DEK Hockey! Youth and adult programs! Pickleball League at 3rd & Spruce - weekdays!
Call 610-655-6067 for more information. August 21, 2026! - 8:30 p.
m. - 12:00 a. m.
Join the latenight fun at 3rd & Spruce! Music, fun, food, friendship, and open gym! Check out all of the upcoming events at Reading Rec!!
If you are in need of food assistance please call Helping Harvest at 610-926-5802. 3. Special Events | Check out all of the cool things happening at Reading Rec this spring and summer!
The RRC offers all kinds of great sports activities - Basketball , and more! Check our program pages for registration information. Interested in sponsoring a child for one of our programs?
Visit our DONATE NOW page to learn how you can help a child have a brighter future.
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