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New Rochelle: Register now for Adult Cornhole League
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Parks and Recreation

Get your team together- Cornhole is coming to downtown New Rochelle! New Rochelle Department of Parks and Recreation's newest program will kick off on Tuesday, February 18th and run weekly through April 8.

Open to adult players of all skill levels, this league is designed for fun and friendly competition. Matches will be held at Downtown Rec, 29 LeCount Place, New Rochelle. Register in person at the Parks & Recreation office, 515 North Ave or email/call Recreation Supervisor Ariel Hernandez @ 914-654-2092 / ahernand@newrochelleny.com. Cost is $40 per team. Spots are limited- register today!

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