
Upcoming Programs:

CF - Gold - Regular Season
Fall 2026
Session Dates:
Mondays-Fridays, October 19, 2026-March 12, 2027
Time:
6:30-8:30 PM
Pricing:
$580 / High School girls $480 / High School Boys $380
Age & Gender:
13-18 Years Old, Coed
Location:
Chippewa Falls YMCA

NFL Youth Flag Football
Fall 2026
Session Dates:
Tuesdays, September 15-October 27, 2026
Time:
5:00-6:00 PM
Pricing:
$100-$125
Age & Gender:
Grades 3-5
Location:
Chippewa Falls YMCA
Employment Opportunities:
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Upcoming Events:
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Rock the Dome
October 17, 2026
6:00 PM-12:00 AM
Join us at Loopy's Dome for a night of music to benefit the YMCA. All ticket sales and a portion of the bar sales go towards benefiting the Chippewa Falls YMCA Annual Campaign that provides scholarship memberships to individuals and families in the Chippewa Valley who need financial assistance. Make a difference in your community. Purchase your tickets and come out to Loopy's to Rock the Dome to benefit the YMCA!

Halloween at the Chippewa Falls YMCA
October 22, 2026
3:30-6:00 PM
Join Us for a Ghoulish Good Time! Put on your costumes and join us at the Chippewa Falls YMCA for our annual Halloween at the Y event! This FREE outdoor event features inflatables, community booths, games, raffles, giveaways, and fun for all ages. Guests can also gather information on health, safety, and wellness from Chippewa Valley organizations. We are excited to offer a safe and fun event for all in attendance.

Irvine Park Christmas Village Troops Display
TBD
The YMCA of the Chippewa Valley is honored to continue the tradition of recognizing our local heroes during the holiday season at the Irvine Park Christmas Village with the Active Duty Military Board.
We invite you to submit the names of active military members with ties to Chippewa County or the Chippewa Valley. This display is a meaningful way to honor their service and keep their dedication close to home during the holidays. This tradition was started by Bill and Mary Brunstad in 2000 making it possible to recognize our local heroes during the holiday season.




































