Building on its upcoming Pembroke location, KidsUnited is adding two more facilities to its growing Massachusetts footprint, with openings planned before the end of the year.
The fast-growing franchise is preparing to open new facilities at 555 Providence Highway in Walpole on Friday, November 20, followed by a second location at 240 West Cummings Park in Woburn on Friday, December 4.
Families in Walpole will have an opportunity to get an early look at the new studio during a free open house on Saturday, November 7 from noon to 3 p.m. Visitors can tour the facility, check out the equipment, meet staff members and coaches, and learn more about the programs. No registration is required to attend.
The team will also offer free trial classes on grand opening day. Parents interested in reserving a spot can visit kidsunited.com/walpole to register their children for age-appropriate sessions. Classes are available seven days a week, with weekday evening and weekend options.
“We are super excited about the fast pace at which we can bring this amazing KIDSUNITED concept—early childhood development through the fundamentals and foundations of soccer—to the kids, families and communities where we live and work!” said Kelly Raddar, general manager at KidsUnited Walpole.
Meanwhile, Woburn families can get a head start on enrollment through the location’s presale, which runs through December 2. Children registered during this period will receive a complimentary Player Pack containing a full uniform, soccer ball, drawstring bag, and set of cones. Parents can also sign up for a free trial class at kidsunited.com/woburn/free-trial-signup.
According to a recent report from The Reading Post, Chandra Mohan Manish will oversee the upcoming Woburn outpost. “Our goal is to make soccer fun and accessible while helping children build skills that extend well beyond the field,” he told the publication. “We’re thrilled to bring KidsUnited to Woburn and create a welcoming place where local children can learn, play, and grow together.”
At both locations, children ages 18 months to 9 years can participate in structured, coach-led classes that use soccer to encourage physical coordination, balance, confidence, teamwork, and other developmental skills. Programs range from introductory activities for younger children to more advanced soccer instruction, with families able to choose monthly subscriptions or three-month membership packages.
The climate-controlled facilities feature padded-turf playing fields and small-class settings, providing a year-round space for children to learn and practice regardless of the weather.
