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Learn to skate
Learn to Skate is a fun, structured skating program designed for participants ages 3 and up, welcoming beginners through aspiring hockey players and adult skaters alike. Over the course of a 8-week session skaters build fundamental skills such as balance, stride, stopping, and edge control, creating a strong foundation for figure skating or hockey.
Our certified coaches will group skaters by ability—not just age—to ensure the best learning experience for every participant. As skaters improve, we’ll adjust their group placement to keep them progressing confidently and safely.
Gear Requirements:
HELMETS ARE MANDATORY – No exceptions.
Any type of helmet is acceptable (bike, ski, or hockey).
Please note: Helmets are not available for rent.
Wear warm, layered clothing and waterproof gloves to stay comfortable on the ice.
Skate Rentals:
Available on-site for a $5 fee per class.
Rentals are first-come, first-served. Limited sizes available.
bridge classes
Our Bridge Class is designed for skaters who have completed Learn to Skate levels and are ready to take the next step toward figure skating. This class focuses on advancing skating technique, building confidence, and preparing skaters for more structured training environments.
This 8 Week Program will run June 22nd - August 12th at Worcester Ice Center. We will have 3 Class Options: Mondays @ 4:00 PM | Wednesday @ 4:00 PM | Both Days for Discounted Rate
Skaters must be approved to participate in the Worcester Ice Center Skating Club Bridge Class.
If you're unsure whether your skater qualifies, please contact our Skating Director, Donna, at for guidance.
The Bridge Class is a fantastic opportunity for motivated skaters to build skills in a supportive and challenging environment.
adult classes
Adult Classes are designed for skaters ages 16 and up who want to improve their skills in a supportive, low-pressure environment. Held Mondays at 4:30 PM, this program welcomes adults of all experience levels—from true beginners stepping on the ice for the first time to seasoned skaters looking to refine their edges, balance, and overall technique. Instructors focus on building confidence, proper fundamentals, and overall skating ability while keeping the atmosphere fun and encouraging.
freestyle
Freestyle sessions are practice sessions for figure skaters to train and take private lessons. This is NOT a public skate or coaches ice.
It is meant for competitive or recreational figure skating practice of moves, jumps, spins, and programs. Skaters are allowed to play their program music during freestyle.
All OPEN sessions are designated for EESC members and/or members of US Figure Skating and ISI.
summer camp
Join us this Summer for a fun and skill-building Skating Camp, designed for the emerging skater at Beta level and above!
Campers will follow the ice skating institute levels, focusing on improving their skating through warm-ups, drills, skills, jumps, spins, and performance events!
Don't miss out on a great opportunity and register today by clicking the link below!