Revere Parks and Recreation opened its 2026 summer sports lineup this week, with basketball, soccer, lacrosse, tennis and youth clinics open for registration through Community Pass.

REVERE -- Revere Parks and Recreation, led by Director Michael Hinojosa under Mayor Patrick M. Keefe Jr., is running its 2026 Summer Program season out of its office at 150 Beach Street.

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The department's Sports + Activities offerings for the summer include Basketball Skills & Drills, a Summer Basketball League, Soccer Clinic, Sunshine Soccer Tots, Lacrosse Skills & Drills, T-Ball, Tennis Clinic and Paddle Boarding, listed for various ages and costs alongside non-sports programs such as an art workshop and dance classes.

Registration and payment can be completed in person, online or by phone. New participants must first register their household at revererec.org before signing up for a specific program through Community Pass; payment is due at the time of registration. The department said credit card transactions carry a 3% fee, sibling discounts are available for select programs, and returned checks incur a $35 fee.

Revere residents receive first priority for all programming and are the only participants eligible for fee assistance, though the department said its offerings remain open to non-residents. The department also pointed to its newest facility, the Robert J. Haas Jr. Health and Wellness Center at 321 Charger Street, for membership options.

Summer office hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Friday, 8:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Residents with questions can call 781-286-8190 or email revererec@revere.org.