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We present our observations of the low-mass eclipsing binary GJ~3236. We haveanalyzed a phased $R_C$ light-curve and confirmed previously determinedfundamental parameters of the components. We detected evolution of the spot(s)and found that there exists a large spot near a polar region of the primarycomponent and another spot either on the primary or the secondary component. Wealso observed 7 flare events and determined a flare rate of about 0.1 flaresper hour. We observed two high energy, long-term flares with a complex lightcurve and possibly four weak short-term flaring events. A majority of theflares was detected in the $R_C$ filter, which indicate their high energy.

Optical flare activity in the low-mass eclipsing binary GJ~3236