ACTIVITIES for NOME YOUTH 
This page features safe, fun activities for Nome youth. 

​The Boys & Girls Club is located at 415 West 2nd Street. The club is open Monday through Friday from 2:00pm to 6:00pm for kids from 6 to 18 years old.​

Weekly Yoga 
Thursdays from 6:30-7:30 pm.
Yoga mats and snacks provided. Please wear loose comfortable clothing.

Game Nights
Wednesday nights are game nights at the Boys & Girls Club from 6 - 7 pm.
All Ages Welcome !

Parent/Child Play Group 
Thursdays from 10:00-12:00 at the B&G Club
Sponsored by Nome Community Center
Preschool activities and snack
Have interaction with other parents, guardians and their children in a warm, fun and safe environment !

Kegoayah Kozga Library
​Every Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. is Story Hour at the Kegoayah Kozga Library. There will be lots of fun stories and each child can make a fun craft to take home with them!   If you have any questions, please call the library at 443-6628.
Girl Scouts have been active in Nome since 1945! There are several established troops in Nome. ​If you are interested in Girl Scouting in Nome…for a girl you know, or yourself, email Elizabeth Korenek-Johnson for more information. 

Golden Strike Bowling 
Looking for a fun, family activity? You found it!
The Golden Strike Bowling Alley has reopened.
 
Days and hours of operation are:
Thursday-Saturday: 6 - 10 PM
Located at the Nome Recreation Center
 
Pricing is as follows:
Shoe Rental $3
Game $5

Nome Recreation Center
After School Programs

Offered courtesy of Nome Eskimo Community the schedule will be as follows:
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Monday: Basketball
Tuesday: Team Handball
Wednesday: Floor Hockey (will not be held on 9/30 due to early out at NES)
Thursday: Ball Games (will not be held on 10/1 due to teacher in-service)
Friday: Soccer (will not be held on 10/2 due to teacher in-service)

There will be two sessions:
3:15PM-4:15PM: 3rd through 5th Grade
​4:30PM-5:30PM: 5th through 8th Grade

​The program is FREE to attend. Children should bring a pair of clean, non-scuffing shoes to wear (and they must be different than what the child wears to the NRC.)

Nome Youth Court

​As the name implies, Youth Court is primarily run by teens aged 13-18. Teens are encouraged to join at any time by attending a Youth Court meeting. In order to serve as an attorney, judge or baliff, members are required to pass a bar exam. Volunteering for youth court offers members a chance to explore Alaska's judicial system, understand the value of justice and equality in the courtroom, and develop skills such as public speaking, professionalism, case objectivity and rational decision making.

NYC also expands beyond seriousness of the courtroom. Members also organize events such as dances, teen nights, lock-ins and gift-wrapping session to raise funds. The money raised is used for future events and trips such as the annual Youth Courts of Alaska Conference.

If you are a teen interested in joining NYC, please call 443-5259 for information on future meetings and events.