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Thursday April 3, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Zoo Program: Monroe Area High School
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9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2025 Spring 3 Lines 55+
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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MP Shelter #2: Zoo Program - Monroe Area High School
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11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
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Therapeutic Activities - Silent Glow Party
ACC Leisure Services offers Therapeutic Recreation programs, services, and activities that are accessible to all individuals with disabilities. ACCLS supports and encourages opportunities for inclusion in all programs. In addition, adaptive programs are available to provide individuals with disabilities a modified experience for recreational success.
These programs are specifically designed for populations with disabilities. The programs are intended to assist persons with disabilities in an adapted environment, which may be modified in terms of progression, skills breakdown, techniques, or equipment.Staff will be present to assist with facilitation and provide adaptions for skill development. If one-on-one supervision is needed, a parent/guardian or other caregiver should be present for the duration of the program. Adaptive programs are designed for individuals who require additional assistance or modification.
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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Homeschool - Pinatas
Explore our programming for homeschool families.
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2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Terry Business School
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Boys (Age 4 and 5) Thursday at 3:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni Carlucci
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Monsignor Donovan Matches
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Monsignor Donovan Matches
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Rocksprings Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:30 PM - 4:25 PM
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Gymnastics - Shooting Stars 4-5 yrs Tue & Thurs 3:30
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Boys Ages 6-8 Thursday 4:00 pm
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
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Gymnastics - All Stars 6-7 yrs Tuesday and Thursday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Silver - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold/Platinum - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Tumbling (Ages 6-8) - Thursday 5:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Baton - Extra Practice for event
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Private Lesson - Elsa
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Kilometer Kids - Atlanta Track Club
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Skateboarding Program - Skateboarding Program - Beginners (Thursdays)
The Skateboarding Program is perfect for kids ages 8–14 who want to learn the basics of skateboarding in a fun and supportive environment! Beginners will focus on foundational skills like balancing, riding, and simple tricks while gaining confidence on their boards. Skate park etiquette and safety will also be introduced to help skaters feel comfortable and ready to enjoy their time at the park.Duration: 6 weeks, 1 day a week
Beginner Sessions: Wednesdays or Thursdays, 5:30 PM–6:30 PM
Location: 4440 Lexington Road, Athens, GA 30605 - Skate Park of AthensWhat to Bring: Skateboard, Helmet, Safety gear, Sunscreen, and Water/water bottle for hydration
This program is a great way for beginners to get outdoors, stay active, and develop a new skill while having fun with friends. No experience is necessary—just bring your enthusiasm and get ready to roll!
Age Control Date:April 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines program placement.
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5:30 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Gym Stars 8-9 yrs Tue & Thurs 5:30
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane Crouse
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Stained Glass with Rae Toussaint
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club 2024-2025 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center! Registration for the 2024-2025 session is live and available now: Links below.-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Additional support has been given for many years by AthFest Educates. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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Dance - Accelerated Program 1
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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Dance - Accelerated Program 2
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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Georgia Force Practice
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Georgia Force Practice
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5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
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Private Lesson- John
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 3
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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Youth Flag Football League - 10U COED Flag Football: Colts @ Eagles
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Thursday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2025 Spring Tri-Level
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2025 Spring Tri-Level
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Teen Nights - Teen Silent Party
Get ready for an unforgettable night of epic games, fierce competition, and non stop laughs at Teen Nights! It’s the ultimate hangout for teens to unwind, make new friends, and enjoy some serious fun!
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2025 Spring Tri-Level
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6:46 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 10U COED Flag Football: Patriots @ Broncos
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Karate - Adult Karate
Are you interested in developing your physical, emotional, and mental capabilities? Do you have a strong work ethic and a desire to learn self-defense techniques? If so, we invite you to join our free karate program for both youth and adults at the Heard Park Community Center.Our program is designed to help you develop discipline, confidence, and focus while learning the ancient martial art of karate. You will have the opportunity to train under experienced and qualified instructors who will guide you through the basics of karate, including strikes, kicks, and defensive techniques.By participating in our program, you will not only improve your physical fitness but also gain valuable life skills that can be applied to all areas of your life. Our classes provide a supportive and encouraging environment that fosters personal growth and self-improvement.Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to enhance your physical and mental abilities. Join our free year-round karate program today at the Heard Park Community Center.
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Saturday April 5, 2025
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6:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Athens Farmer Market
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7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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International Street Festival
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Allegro Music
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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ACC Emergency Management Coordinator Meeting/Event
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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Unavailable
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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Outpace Parkinson's 5K
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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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Son first birthday
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Nature Programs - Naturalist's Walk
It's right outside your door — It's nature!
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10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Teen Tech Programs - Teen Creative Design-T-shirt
Teens will get hands on experience working with some of the latest technology we have to offer in our Teen Tech Labs and other enrichment activities.
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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4th Birthday Party
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Kids Ministry Trip
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10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
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Nature Programs - First Saturday Park Play @ Ben burton
It's right outside your door — It's nature!
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2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia Grant
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Relief Printmaking with Noah Lagle
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith Emery
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Table Tennis - Table Tennis (Saturday Afternoons)
Do you enjoy playing table tennis or want to learn a new hobby? Whether you like to play for fun or for competition, come play with the Athens Georgia Table Tennis Club on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm and Saturday afternoons from 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM at Aaron Heard Park & Community Center.
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3:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Birthday party
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3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Birthday Party
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3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Family Day
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3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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MP Picnic Shelter 1
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3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Son first birthday party
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Monday April 7, 2025
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2025 Spring 3 Lines 55+
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2025 Spring 3 Lines 55+
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Days-Off-School - "Sports R Us" Spring Break Camp at Heard Park
When school is out, ACC Leisure Services' is in! We offer a variety of themed camps and activities to keep kids entertained while Clarke County School District is not in session.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Days-Off-School - Spring Break Fun Zone!!!
When school is out, ACC Leisure Services' is in! We offer a variety of themed camps and activities to keep kids entertained while Clarke County School District is not in session.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Days-Off-School - Superheroes Vs. Villains
When school is out, ACC Leisure Services' is in! We offer a variety of themed camps and activities to keep kids entertained while Clarke County School District is not in session.
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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COTA Tennis Apprentice
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Monsignor Donovan Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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5:30 PM - 6:45 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 1
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 2
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 3
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Law Dawgs @ Lightning Strikers
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Little Kings Bruisers @ Caterpillar
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Oglethorpe Garage - Sons of Pitches @ CCSD West
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Monday Adult Beginner Clinic April 7th
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Karate - Adult Karate
Are you interested in developing your physical, emotional, and mental capabilities? Do you have a strong work ethic and a desire to learn self-defense techniques? If so, we invite you to join our free karate program for both youth and adults at the Heard Park Community Center.Our program is designed to help you develop discipline, confidence, and focus while learning the ancient martial art of karate. You will have the opportunity to train under experienced and qualified instructors who will guide you through the basics of karate, including strikes, kicks, and defensive techniques.By participating in our program, you will not only improve your physical fitness but also gain valuable life skills that can be applied to all areas of your life. Our classes provide a supportive and encouraging environment that fosters personal growth and self-improvement.Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to enhance your physical and mental abilities. Join our free year-round karate program today at the Heard Park Community Center.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Bagged and Tagged @ Supertonics
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: 40 Watt Club @ Relentless
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Greasy Larry's / Yard Dawgs @ CIM
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Dance - Teen/Adult Tap
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Monday Adult Intermediate/Advance Clinic April 7th
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Olive's World @ ACCPD Enforcers
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Slutty Sluggers @ CCSD West
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Thunder Chickens @ Normal Barflies
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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Tuesday April 8, 2025
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Days-Off-School - "Sports R Us" Spring Break Camp at Heard Park
When school is out, ACC Leisure Services' is in! We offer a variety of themed camps and activities to keep kids entertained while Clarke County School District is not in session.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Days-Off-School - Spring Break Fun Zone!!!
When school is out, ACC Leisure Services' is in! We offer a variety of themed camps and activities to keep kids entertained while Clarke County School District is not in session.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Days-Off-School - Superheroes Vs. Villains
When school is out, ACC Leisure Services' is in! We offer a variety of themed camps and activities to keep kids entertained while Clarke County School District is not in session.
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2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Nature Programs - Micro Hike
It's right outside your door — It's nature!
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Monsignor Donovan Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Silver - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold/Platinum - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren Adams
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club 2024-2025 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center! Registration for the 2024-2025 session is live and available now: Links below.-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Additional support has been given for many years by AthFest Educates. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Media Arts Club 2024-2025 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center! Registration for the 2024-2025 session is live and available now: Links below.-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Additional support has been given for many years by AthFest Educates. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Georgia Force Practice
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Georgia Force Practice
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Wellness Dance Class
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Beginner Clinic April 8th
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Line Dancing - Line Dancing
Line dancing is a great way to stay active and keep your body moving! Rocksprings Park is hosting a class for active adults to come together once a week to learn and practice a new dance each month.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Nelms Trucken @ CODE RED
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: RAI Contractors @ Dedicated Republic
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Intermediate/Advance Clinic April 8th
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Normal Barflies @ Butt Hutt BBQ
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: RAI Contractors @ Blue Ballers
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: CODE RED @ Athens Brewers
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: ACCPD Enforcers @ Bad Company
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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Thursday April 10, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Zoo Program: Paul J Blackwell Learning Center (40)
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Art Classes: YOUTH & FAMILIES - HALF-DAY ART CAMP APRIL 10TH 2025 At Lyndon House Arts Center
NEW: ONE-DAY & HALF DAY ART CAMPS ON CCSD DAYS OFF!While CCSD students are on break, join us for fun and creative ONE-DAY & HALF-DAY ART CAMPS at the Lyndon House Arts Center! Enjoy a variety of art activities, which may include 2D and 3D projects, painting, drawing, assemblage, Fimo clay jewelry, and more. There will also be gallery tours, Tai Chi, games, and of course, time for snacks and lunch. It’s the perfect way to spend a day exploring your artistic side! REGISTRATION REQUIRED, LIMITED AVAILABILITY, REGISTER TODAY!Full day: April 9, 2025 Half day: April 10, 2025Family Saturday Art Workshops allow families the opportunity to explore the practice of artists currently exhibiting at the Lyndon House Arts Center. Coinciding with various contemporary art exhibitions, these free drop-in workshops include projects inspired by the shows and designed for children and adults to participate in together. Come, join the Lyndon House Arts Center for family-oriented art workshops and stay to explore the artwork that inspired the projects! Children must be accompanied by an adult. ALL AGES & FAMILIES WELCOME! Free and open to the public. Upcoming dates: April 19, 2025, May 3, 2025 Registration is not required but appreciated (see links below).______________________________________________________________________SPRING AFTER-SCHOOL ART CLASSES FOR CHILDREN ARE ALL AT CAPACITY.Note: All after-school classes are beginner-friendly and suitable for various skill levels, with the option to be taken multiple times.Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Please have young artists wear clothes appropriate for messy art fun (they might get paint or other permanent marks on them). We will use smocks when possible, but they may not prevent stains on clothing.Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy: All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven-day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness, or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior-related dismissals may not be eligible for refund. The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio, and grassy lawns.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Days-Off-School - "Sports R Us" Spring Break Camp at Heard Park
When school is out, ACC Leisure Services' is in! We offer a variety of themed camps and activities to keep kids entertained while Clarke County School District is not in session.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Days-Off-School - Spring Break Fun Zone!!!
When school is out, ACC Leisure Services' is in! We offer a variety of themed camps and activities to keep kids entertained while Clarke County School District is not in session.
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9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Days-Off-School - Superheroes Vs. Villains
When school is out, ACC Leisure Services' is in! We offer a variety of themed camps and activities to keep kids entertained while Clarke County School District is not in session.
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Nature Programs - Land Art
It's right outside your door — It's nature!
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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MP Shelter #2: Zoo Program - Paul J Blackwell Learning Center
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni Carlucci
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Silver - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold/Platinum - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Biking - No Drop Social Ride
Get on your bike and ride with Leisure Services.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Kilometer Kids - Atlanta Track Club
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane Crouse
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Stained Glass with Rae Toussaint
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club 2024-2025 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center! Registration for the 2024-2025 session is live and available now: Links below.-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Additional support has been given for many years by AthFest Educates. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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Dance - Accelerated Program 1
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 2
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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Georgia Force Practice
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Georgia Force Practice
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 3
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2025 Spring Tri-Level
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Karate - Adult Karate
Are you interested in developing your physical, emotional, and mental capabilities? Do you have a strong work ethic and a desire to learn self-defense techniques? If so, we invite you to join our free karate program for both youth and adults at the Heard Park Community Center.Our program is designed to help you develop discipline, confidence, and focus while learning the ancient martial art of karate. You will have the opportunity to train under experienced and qualified instructors who will guide you through the basics of karate, including strikes, kicks, and defensive techniques.By participating in our program, you will not only improve your physical fitness but also gain valuable life skills that can be applied to all areas of your life. Our classes provide a supportive and encouraging environment that fosters personal growth and self-improvement.Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to enhance your physical and mental abilities. Join our free year-round karate program today at the Heard Park Community Center.
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Saturday April 12, 2025
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Gym Staff - Meet TBA
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Athens Farmer Market
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COTA Run the River Doubles Tournament
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COTA Run the River Doubles Tournament
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COTA Run the River Doubles Tournament
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COTA Run the River Doubles Tournament
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Community Easter Event
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Snake Birthday
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7th Birthday celebration
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7th birthday party
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Grandson 2nd Birthday
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HDSA Athens Team HopeWalk
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Go Beyond: Teen Program (January-April) - Go Beyond: Top Golf Buford
Athens-Clarke County’s Go Beyond! Teen Program is designed to provide positive and non-traditional learning experiences through field trips.
***All Go Beyond students must attend middle school or high school. Students are limited to 2 trips per semester***
Program Expectations:1. Be on time and perfect attendance is expected for all Go Beyond activities and trips. Student's can be dropped off at Lay Park 30 minutes prior to the scheduled depart time.2. Be respectful and courteous to staff, volunteers, and other participants, using language that is free of curse words, insults, and sexual content.3. Notify staff at least 1 week prior, if participant is unable to attend upcoming field trip, NO CALL, NO SHOWS will result in removal of future trips.4. Provide program staff with working phone numbers and accurate contact information prior to the start of program and update information as necessary.5. Go Beyond t-shirts must be worn for each field trip and t-shirts will be passed out during your child's first trip.
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Spring Holidays - Easter Egg Hunt
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BHZ Birthday Party
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Wildlife Birthday
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia Grant
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Relief Printmaking with Noah Lagle
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith Emery
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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2:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Crafts, Playgroups, & Storytime - Critter Tales Spring
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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BHZ Birthday Party
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Snake Birthday
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Table Tennis - Table Tennis (Saturday Afternoons)
Do you enjoy playing table tennis or want to learn a new hobby? Whether you like to play for fun or for competition, come play with the Athens Georgia Table Tennis Club on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm and Saturday afternoons from 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM at Aaron Heard Park & Community Center.
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3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Organization Shrimp Boil
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Monday April 14, 2025
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8:30 AM - 1:00 PM
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UGA Special Olympics
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2025 Spring 3 Lines 55+
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2025 Spring 3 Lines 55+
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Therapeutic Activities - Bingo Bash
ACC Leisure Services offers Therapeutic Recreation programs, services, and activities that are accessible to all individuals with disabilities. ACCLS supports and encourages opportunities for inclusion in all programs. In addition, adaptive programs are available to provide individuals with disabilities a modified experience for recreational success.
These programs are specifically designed for populations with disabilities. The programs are intended to assist persons with disabilities in an adapted environment, which may be modified in terms of progression, skills breakdown, techniques, or equipment.Staff will be present to assist with facilitation and provide adaptions for skill development. If one-on-one supervision is needed, a parent/guardian or other caregiver should be present for the duration of the program. Adaptive programs are designed for individuals who require additional assistance or modification.
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Boys (Age 4 and 5) Monday at 3:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Ages 4 & 5) - Monday 3:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Rocksprings Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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UGA IDM Social
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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Monday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Age 6 & 7 - Monday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
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Gymnastics - All Stars 6-7 yrs Mon & Wed 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Monsignor Donovan Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Bronze - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 5:15 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Aces Session #2 4:30-5:15pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Smashers Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Smashers Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Rocket Stars - Advance Progressive Boys (6-11)
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Age 6 & 7 - Monday 5:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 8 & 9 - Monday 5:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Biking - Classic City Kids Bike Club
Get on your bike and ride with Leisure Services.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Rising Stars Session #2 5:30-6:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Rising Stars Session #2 5:30-6:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:30 PM - 6:45 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 1
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:30 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Gym Stars 10-13 yrs Mon & Wed 5:30
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 2
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 3
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 12U/14U COED Flag Football: Practice
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 6U/8U COED Flag Football: Practice
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Monday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Age 6 & 7 - Monday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 10-12 - Monday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Tumbling (Ages 9-12) - Monday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Adult Scrapbook Club - Adult Scrapbook Club
Tap into your creativity and make art all while cherishing some of your greatest memories into a scrapbook.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Lightning Strikers @ Bagged and Tagged
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Caterpillar @ Oglethorpe Garage - Sons of Pitches
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Little Kings Bruisers @ Relentless
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Monday Adult Beginner Clinic April 14th
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Karate - Adult Karate
Are you interested in developing your physical, emotional, and mental capabilities? Do you have a strong work ethic and a desire to learn self-defense techniques? If so, we invite you to join our free karate program for both youth and adults at the Heard Park Community Center.Our program is designed to help you develop discipline, confidence, and focus while learning the ancient martial art of karate. You will have the opportunity to train under experienced and qualified instructors who will guide you through the basics of karate, including strikes, kicks, and defensive techniques.By participating in our program, you will not only improve your physical fitness but also gain valuable life skills that can be applied to all areas of your life. Our classes provide a supportive and encouraging environment that fosters personal growth and self-improvement.Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to enhance your physical and mental abilities. Join our free year-round karate program today at the Heard Park Community Center.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Greasy Larry's / Yard Dawgs @ Olive's World
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Slutty Sluggers @ 40 Watt Club
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Law Dawgs @ Thunder Chickens
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Dance - Teen/Adult Tap
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Monday Adult Intermediate/Advance Clinic April 14th
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: CIM @ ACCPD Enforcers
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Normal Barflies @ Supertonics
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: 40 Watt Club @ Slutty Sluggers
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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Tuesday April 15, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Zoo Program: Paul J Blackwell Learning Center (60)
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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Crafts, Playgroups, & Storytime - Jumping Gym
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10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
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Senior Bingo - Senior Bingo
Join us for our monthly Bingo games! Everyone will win a prize! Coffee will be served. Registration is required.
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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MP Shelter #2: Zoo Program - Paul J Blackwell Learning Center
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Tuesday 3:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Green-Way Meeting
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Rocksprings Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:30 PM - 4:25 PM
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Gymnastics - Shooting Stars 4-5 yrs Tue & Thurs 3:30
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Tuesday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Age 6 & 7 - Tuesday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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UGA Campus Scouts
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4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
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Gymnastics - All Stars 6-7 yrs Tuesday and Thursday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Clarke Central Match
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4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Clarke Central Match
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4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Silver - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 5:15 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Aces Session #2 4:30-5:15pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Smashers Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Smashers Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold/Platinum - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Classic City Majorettes/Baton - Classic City Majorettes Beginner Performance Team
Come twirl with the best! We offer instruction in dance-twirling, strutting, marching technique and more! Our majorette program is the hit of the town! Classes fill quickly. You do not want to miss the chance to receive training from the best instructors around.Students may also have the opportunity to demonstrate their skills in community performances.Classes available for students ages 5 and older and are held at Bishop Park under the covered tennis courts.Batons and uniforms are extra. Information is provided in the Parent Information letter provided in the forms section.Beginner Performance Team (beginner students) - for students ages 5-12. Students will learn the basic skills and fundamentals of baton twirling including basic twirls, beginner tricks, bodywork and more! Basic to intermediate twirling skills, tricks, bodywork, marching techniques and more will be taught! Students will learn marching and dance twirl routines and perform these routines at various community events. A baton and uniforms are required for this class. Performance Team (intermediate-advanced students) - for students ages 5 and older. Students will learn twirling fundamentals needed to be successful on the Performance Team. Intermediate to advanced twirling skills, tricks, bodywork, marching techniques and more will be taught! Students will learn marching and dance twirl routines and perform these routines at various community events. A baton and uniforms are required for this class. Intermediate level requires two batons and uniforms and advanced levels require three batons and uniforms.
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Tuesday 5:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 8 & 9 - Tuesday 5:00 pm
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:30 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Gym Stars 8-9 yrs Tue & Thurs 5:30
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren Adams
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club 2024-2025 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center! Registration for the 2024-2025 session is live and available now: Links below.-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Additional support has been given for many years by AthFest Educates. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Media Arts Club 2024-2025 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center! Registration for the 2024-2025 session is live and available now: Links below.-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Additional support has been given for many years by AthFest Educates. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Georgia Force Practice
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Georgia Force Practice
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Classic City Majorettes/Baton - Classic City Majorettes Performance Team (returning students)
Come twirl with the best! We offer instruction in dance-twirling, strutting, marching technique and more! Our majorette program is the hit of the town! Classes fill quickly. You do not want to miss the chance to receive training from the best instructors around.Students may also have the opportunity to demonstrate their skills in community performances.Classes available for students ages 5 and older and are held at Bishop Park under the covered tennis courts.Batons and uniforms are extra. Information is provided in the Parent Information letter provided in the forms section.Beginner Performance Team (beginner students) - for students ages 5-12. Students will learn the basic skills and fundamentals of baton twirling including basic twirls, beginner tricks, bodywork and more! Basic to intermediate twirling skills, tricks, bodywork, marching techniques and more will be taught! Students will learn marching and dance twirl routines and perform these routines at various community events. A baton and uniforms are required for this class. Performance Team (intermediate-advanced students) - for students ages 5 and older. Students will learn twirling fundamentals needed to be successful on the Performance Team. Intermediate to advanced twirling skills, tricks, bodywork, marching techniques and more will be taught! Students will learn marching and dance twirl routines and perform these routines at various community events. A baton and uniforms are required for this class. Intermediate level requires two batons and uniforms and advanced levels require three batons and uniforms.
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5:46 PM - 6:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 10U COED Flag Football: Patriots @ Colts
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Tuesday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Wednesday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 8 & 9 - Tuesday 6:00 pm
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Beginner Clinic April 15th
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Line Dancing - Line Dancing
Line dancing is a great way to stay active and keep your body moving! Rocksprings Park is hosting a class for active adults to come together once a week to learn and practice a new dance each month.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Butt Hutt BBQ @ RAI Contractors
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Nelms Trucken @ Bell's Properties
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 10U COED Flag Football: Broncos @ Eagles
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Intermediate/Advance Clinic April 15th
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Bell's Properties @ CODE RED
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Blue Ballers @ Bad Company
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: ACCPD Enforcers @ Dedicated Republic
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Athens Brewers @ CODE RED
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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Wednesday April 16, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Zoo Program: Paul J Blackwell Learning Center (60)
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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MP Shelter #2: Zoo Program - Paul J Blackwell Learning Center
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Therapeutic Activities - Cooking Activity
ACC Leisure Services offers Therapeutic Recreation programs, services, and activities that are accessible to all individuals with disabilities. ACCLS supports and encourages opportunities for inclusion in all programs. In addition, adaptive programs are available to provide individuals with disabilities a modified experience for recreational success.
These programs are specifically designed for populations with disabilities. The programs are intended to assist persons with disabilities in an adapted environment, which may be modified in terms of progression, skills breakdown, techniques, or equipment.Staff will be present to assist with facilitation and provide adaptions for skill development. If one-on-one supervision is needed, a parent/guardian or other caregiver should be present for the duration of the program. Adaptive programs are designed for individuals who require additional assistance or modification.
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Wednesday 3:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Rocksprings Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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Nature Programs - Knee High Naturalists Spring Class
It's right outside your door — It's nature!
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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Age 6 & 7 - Wednesday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 8 & 9 - Wednesday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
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Gymnastics - All Stars 6-7 yrs Mon & Wed 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Bronze - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Future Stars Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold/Platinum - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 8 & 9 - Wednesday 5:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Skateboarding Program - Skateboarding Program - Beginners (Wednesdays)
The Skateboarding Program is perfect for kids ages 8–14 who want to learn the basics of skateboarding in a fun and supportive environment! Beginners will focus on foundational skills like balancing, riding, and simple tricks while gaining confidence on their boards. Skate park etiquette and safety will also be introduced to help skaters feel comfortable and ready to enjoy their time at the park.Duration: 6 weeks, 1 day a week
Beginner Sessions: Wednesdays or Thursdays, 5:30 PM–6:30 PM
Location: 4440 Lexington Road, Athens, GA 30605 - Skate Park of AthensWhat to Bring: Skateboard, Helmet, Safety gear, Sunscreen, and Water/water bottle for hydration
This program is a great way for beginners to get outdoors, stay active, and develop a new skill while having fun with friends. No experience is necessary—just bring your enthusiasm and get ready to roll!
Age Control Date:April 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines program placement.
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5:30 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Gym Stars 10-13 yrs Mon & Wed 5:30
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 12U/14U COED Flag Football: Dolphins @ Packers
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 6U/8U COED Flag Football: Steelers @ Chargers
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 10-12 - Wednesday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Table Tennis - Table Tennis (Wednesday evenings)
Do you enjoy playing table tennis or want to learn a new hobby? Whether you like to play for fun or for competition, come play with the Athens Georgia Table Tennis Club on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm and Saturday afternoons from 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM at Aaron Heard Park & Community Center.
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6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 12U/14U COED Flag Football: Bears @ Cowboys
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 6U/8U COED Flag Football: Seahawks @ Falcons
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April 16th
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April 16th
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April 16th
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April 16th
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Thursday April 17, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Zoo Program with Therapeutic Rec
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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Homeschool - Pinatas
Explore our programming for homeschool families.
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Boys (Age 4 and 5) Thursday at 3:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni Carlucci
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Rocksprings Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:30 PM - 4:25 PM
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Gymnastics - Shooting Stars 4-5 yrs Tue & Thurs 3:30
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Boys Ages 6-8 Thursday 4:00 pm
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
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Gymnastics - All Stars 6-7 yrs Tuesday and Thursday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Wellness Program 5K
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4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Silver - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Rising Stars Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold/Platinum - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Tumbling (Ages 6-8) - Thursday 5:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Kilometer Kids - Atlanta Track Club
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Skateboarding Program - Skateboarding Program - Beginners (Thursdays)
The Skateboarding Program is perfect for kids ages 8–14 who want to learn the basics of skateboarding in a fun and supportive environment! Beginners will focus on foundational skills like balancing, riding, and simple tricks while gaining confidence on their boards. Skate park etiquette and safety will also be introduced to help skaters feel comfortable and ready to enjoy their time at the park.Duration: 6 weeks, 1 day a week
Beginner Sessions: Wednesdays or Thursdays, 5:30 PM–6:30 PM
Location: 4440 Lexington Road, Athens, GA 30605 - Skate Park of AthensWhat to Bring: Skateboard, Helmet, Safety gear, Sunscreen, and Water/water bottle for hydration
This program is a great way for beginners to get outdoors, stay active, and develop a new skill while having fun with friends. No experience is necessary—just bring your enthusiasm and get ready to roll!
Age Control Date:April 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines program placement.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Future Stars Session #2 5:30-6:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:30 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Gym Stars 8-9 yrs Tue & Thurs 5:30
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane Crouse
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Stained Glass with Rae Toussaint
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club 2024-2025 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center! Registration for the 2024-2025 session is live and available now: Links below.-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Additional support has been given for many years by AthFest Educates. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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Dance - Accelerated Program 1
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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Dance - Accelerated Program 2
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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Georgia Force Practice
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Georgia Force Practice
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Dance - Accelerated Program 3
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 10U COED Flag Football: Broncos @ Colts
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Thursday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Gaines EIP Meeting
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Youth Technology - Youth 3-D Design
Youth will get hands on experience working with some of the latest technology we have to offer in our Teen Tech Labs.
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6:46 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 10U COED Flag Football: Patriots @ Eagles
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Karate - Adult Karate
Are you interested in developing your physical, emotional, and mental capabilities? Do you have a strong work ethic and a desire to learn self-defense techniques? If so, we invite you to join our free karate program for both youth and adults at the Heard Park Community Center.Our program is designed to help you develop discipline, confidence, and focus while learning the ancient martial art of karate. You will have the opportunity to train under experienced and qualified instructors who will guide you through the basics of karate, including strikes, kicks, and defensive techniques.By participating in our program, you will not only improve your physical fitness but also gain valuable life skills that can be applied to all areas of your life. Our classes provide a supportive and encouraging environment that fosters personal growth and self-improvement.Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to enhance your physical and mental abilities. Join our free year-round karate program today at the Heard Park Community Center.
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Saturday April 19, 2025
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6:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Athens Farmer Market
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9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
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Spring Holidays - Breakfast with the Bunny - 9 AM
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Allegro Music
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9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2025 Spring Tri-Level
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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Nature Programs - April "Spring Skies"
It's right outside your door — It's nature!
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10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
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Spring Holidays - Easter Egg Scramble
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10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Wildlife Birthday
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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FOFP Egg Hunt
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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FOFP Egg Hunt
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Birthday party
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Community Outreach - Scout About Ben Burton
Want to connect with Leisure Services and learn more about your local community resources? These programs and events allow Leisure Services staff to connect with our community in an informal, but fun way!
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Family gathering
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10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Reserved
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10:15 AM - 11:00 AM
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Spring Holidays - Breakfast with the Bunny - 10:15 AM
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12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Art Classes: YOUTH & FAMILIES - Family Saturday Art Workshops [APRIL 2025]
NEW: ONE-DAY & HALF DAY ART CAMPS ON CCSD DAYS OFF!While CCSD students are on break, join us for fun and creative ONE-DAY & HALF-DAY ART CAMPS at the Lyndon House Arts Center! Enjoy a variety of art activities, which may include 2D and 3D projects, painting, drawing, assemblage, Fimo clay jewelry, and more. There will also be gallery tours, Tai Chi, games, and of course, time for snacks and lunch. It’s the perfect way to spend a day exploring your artistic side! REGISTRATION REQUIRED, LIMITED AVAILABILITY, REGISTER TODAY!Full day: April 9, 2025 Half day: April 10, 2025Family Saturday Art Workshops allow families the opportunity to explore the practice of artists currently exhibiting at the Lyndon House Arts Center. Coinciding with various contemporary art exhibitions, these free drop-in workshops include projects inspired by the shows and designed for children and adults to participate in together. Come, join the Lyndon House Arts Center for family-oriented art workshops and stay to explore the artwork that inspired the projects! Children must be accompanied by an adult. ALL AGES & FAMILIES WELCOME! Free and open to the public. Upcoming dates: April 19, 2025, May 3, 2025 Registration is not required but appreciated (see links below).______________________________________________________________________SPRING AFTER-SCHOOL ART CLASSES FOR CHILDREN ARE ALL AT CAPACITY.Note: All after-school classes are beginner-friendly and suitable for various skill levels, with the option to be taken multiple times.Attention Parents/Guardians: We will send out text/email reminders and updates through the MyRec software. Please make sure that notifications have not been turned off and confirm your settings are correct. If not, you will miss out on valuable information pertaining to your child’s class. Please have young artists wear clothes appropriate for messy art fun (they might get paint or other permanent marks on them). We will use smocks when possible, but they may not prevent stains on clothing.Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy: All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven-day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness, or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior-related dismissals may not be eligible for refund. The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio, and grassy lawns.
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12:30 PM - 2:30 PM
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Snake Birthday
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2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia Grant
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Relief Printmaking with Noah Lagle
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith Emery
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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Table Tennis - Table Tennis (Saturday Afternoons)
Do you enjoy playing table tennis or want to learn a new hobby? Whether you like to play for fun or for competition, come play with the Athens Georgia Table Tennis Club on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm and Saturday afternoons from 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM at Aaron Heard Park & Community Center.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Zoo Birthday Party
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3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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1st Birthday
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3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Baby shower
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3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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birthday party
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3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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family get together
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3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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family get together
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3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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MP Picnic Shelter 3
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5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Contra Dance
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Monday April 21, 2025
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Spring Holidays - Nature's Little Helpers
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Boys (Age 4 and 5) Monday at 3:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Ages 4 & 5) - Monday 3:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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After-School - Let's Celebrate EARTH
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Rocksprings Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Monday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Age 6 & 7 - Monday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
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Gymnastics - All Stars 6-7 yrs Mon & Wed 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Bronze - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 5:15 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Aces Session #2 4:30-5:15pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Smashers Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Smashers Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Rocket Stars - Advance Progressive Boys (6-11)
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Age 6 & 7 - Monday 5:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 8 & 9 - Monday 5:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Biking - Classic City Kids Bike Club
Get on your bike and ride with Leisure Services.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Rising Stars Session #2 5:30-6:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Rising Stars Session #2 5:30-6:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:30 PM - 6:45 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 1
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:30 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Gym Stars 10-13 yrs Mon & Wed 5:30
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 2
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 3
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 12U/14U COED Flag Football: Dolphins @ Cowboys
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 6U/8U COED Flag Football: Steelers @ Falcons
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Monday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Age 6 & 7 - Monday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 10-12 - Monday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Tumbling (Ages 9-12) - Monday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Olive's World @ CIM
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Caterpillar @ 40 Watt Club
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Bagged and Tagged @ Normal Barflies
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Monday Adult Beginner Clinic April 21st
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6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 12U/14U COED Flag Football: Bears @ Packers
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 6U/8U COED Flag Football: Seahawks @ Chargers
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Karate - Adult Karate
Are you interested in developing your physical, emotional, and mental capabilities? Do you have a strong work ethic and a desire to learn self-defense techniques? If so, we invite you to join our free karate program for both youth and adults at the Heard Park Community Center.Our program is designed to help you develop discipline, confidence, and focus while learning the ancient martial art of karate. You will have the opportunity to train under experienced and qualified instructors who will guide you through the basics of karate, including strikes, kicks, and defensive techniques.By participating in our program, you will not only improve your physical fitness but also gain valuable life skills that can be applied to all areas of your life. Our classes provide a supportive and encouraging environment that fosters personal growth and self-improvement.Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to enhance your physical and mental abilities. Join our free year-round karate program today at the Heard Park Community Center.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Supertonics @ Law Dawgs
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: CCSD West @ Relentless
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: CIM @ Olive's World
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Dance - Teen/Adult Tap
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Monday Adult Intermediate/Advance Clinic April 21st
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Oglethorpe Garage - Sons of Pitches @ Little Kings Bruisers
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: ACCPD Enforcers @ Greasy Larry's / Yard Dawgs
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Thunder Chickens @ Lightning Strikers
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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Tuesday April 22, 2025
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8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Hold for Clarke Middle School
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11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
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Homeschool - P.E Homeschool - Backyard Games
Explore our programming for homeschool families.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Homeschool - Pinatas
Explore our programming for homeschool families.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Rocksprings Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:30 PM - 5:15 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Aces Session #2 4:30-5:15pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Smashers Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Smashers Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Classic City Majorettes/Baton - Classic City Majorettes Beginner Performance Team
Come twirl with the best! We offer instruction in dance-twirling, strutting, marching technique and more! Our majorette program is the hit of the town! Classes fill quickly. You do not want to miss the chance to receive training from the best instructors around.Students may also have the opportunity to demonstrate their skills in community performances.Classes available for students ages 5 and older and are held at Bishop Park under the covered tennis courts.Batons and uniforms are extra. Information is provided in the Parent Information letter provided in the forms section.Beginner Performance Team (beginner students) - for students ages 5-12. Students will learn the basic skills and fundamentals of baton twirling including basic twirls, beginner tricks, bodywork and more! Basic to intermediate twirling skills, tricks, bodywork, marching techniques and more will be taught! Students will learn marching and dance twirl routines and perform these routines at various community events. A baton and uniforms are required for this class. Performance Team (intermediate-advanced students) - for students ages 5 and older. Students will learn twirling fundamentals needed to be successful on the Performance Team. Intermediate to advanced twirling skills, tricks, bodywork, marching techniques and more will be taught! Students will learn marching and dance twirl routines and perform these routines at various community events. A baton and uniforms are required for this class. Intermediate level requires two batons and uniforms and advanced levels require three batons and uniforms.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren Adams
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club 2024-2025 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center! Registration for the 2024-2025 session is live and available now: Links below.-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Additional support has been given for many years by AthFest Educates. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Media Arts Club 2024-2025 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center! Registration for the 2024-2025 session is live and available now: Links below.-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Additional support has been given for many years by AthFest Educates. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Georgia Force Practice
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Georgia Force Practice
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Classic City Majorettes/Baton - Classic City Majorettes Performance Team (returning students)
Come twirl with the best! We offer instruction in dance-twirling, strutting, marching technique and more! Our majorette program is the hit of the town! Classes fill quickly. You do not want to miss the chance to receive training from the best instructors around.Students may also have the opportunity to demonstrate their skills in community performances.Classes available for students ages 5 and older and are held at Bishop Park under the covered tennis courts.Batons and uniforms are extra. Information is provided in the Parent Information letter provided in the forms section.Beginner Performance Team (beginner students) - for students ages 5-12. Students will learn the basic skills and fundamentals of baton twirling including basic twirls, beginner tricks, bodywork and more! Basic to intermediate twirling skills, tricks, bodywork, marching techniques and more will be taught! Students will learn marching and dance twirl routines and perform these routines at various community events. A baton and uniforms are required for this class. Performance Team (intermediate-advanced students) - for students ages 5 and older. Students will learn twirling fundamentals needed to be successful on the Performance Team. Intermediate to advanced twirling skills, tricks, bodywork, marching techniques and more will be taught! Students will learn marching and dance twirl routines and perform these routines at various community events. A baton and uniforms are required for this class. Intermediate level requires two batons and uniforms and advanced levels require three batons and uniforms.
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Beginner Clinic April 22nd
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Line Dancing - Line Dancing
Line dancing is a great way to stay active and keep your body moving! Rocksprings Park is hosting a class for active adults to come together once a week to learn and practice a new dance each month.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Butt Hutt BBQ @ Normal Barflies
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: RAI Contractors @ Bad Company
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Intermediate/Advance Clinic April 22nd
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Bell's Properties @ Nelms Trucken
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Dedicated Republic @ Normal Barflies
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Kayak and Canoe - Earth Day Sunset Paddle- Bring your Own Boat
Paddle into adventure on beautiful Lake Chapman at Sandy Creek Park! This 216 acre lake is the perfect place to explore by kayak or canoe, surrounded by nature's splendor.
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Kayak and Canoe - Earth Day Sunset Paddle- Single Kayaks
Paddle into adventure on beautiful Lake Chapman at Sandy Creek Park! This 216 acre lake is the perfect place to explore by kayak or canoe, surrounded by nature's splendor.
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Kayak and Canoe - Earth Day Sunset Paddle- Tandem Kayak (Two Person)
Paddle into adventure on beautiful Lake Chapman at Sandy Creek Park! This 216 acre lake is the perfect place to explore by kayak or canoe, surrounded by nature's splendor.
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: ACCPD Enforcers @ Blue Ballers
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Athens Brewers @ Nelms Trucken
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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Wednesday April 23, 2025
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8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
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Adult Trips - Callaway Gardens
Get ready to embark on unforgettable adventures with Leisure Services adult trips! Whether you're 18 or 81, we've got seasonal getaways across Georgia and beyond that will have you exploring, shopping, and enjoying top entertainment. From scenic views to retail therapy and everything in between, there's always something exciting on our itinerary. Just a heads-up—lunch is on you, so bring your appetite and your wallet! New trips pop up throughout the year, so keep an eye out for updates. Adventure awaits!
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Wednesday 3:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Rocksprings Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Age 6 & 7 - Wednesday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 8 & 9 - Wednesday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
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Gymnastics - All Stars 6-7 yrs Mon & Wed 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Bronze - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Future Stars Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold/Platinum - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 8 & 9 - Wednesday 5:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Skateboarding Program - Skateboarding Program - Beginners (Wednesdays)
The Skateboarding Program is perfect for kids ages 8–14 who want to learn the basics of skateboarding in a fun and supportive environment! Beginners will focus on foundational skills like balancing, riding, and simple tricks while gaining confidence on their boards. Skate park etiquette and safety will also be introduced to help skaters feel comfortable and ready to enjoy their time at the park.Duration: 6 weeks, 1 day a week
Beginner Sessions: Wednesdays or Thursdays, 5:30 PM–6:30 PM
Location: 4440 Lexington Road, Athens, GA 30605 - Skate Park of AthensWhat to Bring: Skateboard, Helmet, Safety gear, Sunscreen, and Water/water bottle for hydration
This program is a great way for beginners to get outdoors, stay active, and develop a new skill while having fun with friends. No experience is necessary—just bring your enthusiasm and get ready to roll!
Age Control Date:April 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines program placement.
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5:30 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Gym Stars 10-13 yrs Mon & Wed 5:30
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 12U/14U COED Flag Football: Packers @ Cowboys
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 6U/8U COED Flag Football: Chargers @ Falcons
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 10-12 - Wednesday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Table Tennis - Table Tennis (Wednesday evenings)
Do you enjoy playing table tennis or want to learn a new hobby? Whether you like to play for fun or for competition, come play with the Athens Georgia Table Tennis Club on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm and Saturday afternoons from 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM at Aaron Heard Park & Community Center.
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6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 12U/14U COED Flag Football: Dolphins @ Bears
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 6U/8U COED Flag Football: Steelers @ Seahawks
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April 23rd
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April 23rd
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April 23rd
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April 23rd
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Thursday April 24, 2025
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10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Therapeutic Activities - Indoor Obstacle Course
ACC Leisure Services offers Therapeutic Recreation programs, services, and activities that are accessible to all individuals with disabilities. ACCLS supports and encourages opportunities for inclusion in all programs. In addition, adaptive programs are available to provide individuals with disabilities a modified experience for recreational success.
These programs are specifically designed for populations with disabilities. The programs are intended to assist persons with disabilities in an adapted environment, which may be modified in terms of progression, skills breakdown, techniques, or equipment.Staff will be present to assist with facilitation and provide adaptions for skill development. If one-on-one supervision is needed, a parent/guardian or other caregiver should be present for the duration of the program. Adaptive programs are designed for individuals who require additional assistance or modification.
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1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
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Homeschool - Bling It On!
Explore our programming for homeschool families.
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Boys (Age 4 and 5) Thursday at 3:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Rocksprings Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:30 PM - 4:25 PM
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Gymnastics - Shooting Stars 4-5 yrs Tue & Thurs 3:30
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Boys Ages 6-8 Thursday 4:00 pm
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
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Gymnastics - All Stars 6-7 yrs Tuesday and Thursday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Cedar Shoals Practice
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4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Silver - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Rising Stars Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold/Platinum - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Tumbling (Ages 6-8) - Thursday 5:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Kilometer Kids - Atlanta Track Club
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Skateboarding Program - Skateboarding Program - Beginners (Thursdays)
The Skateboarding Program is perfect for kids ages 8–14 who want to learn the basics of skateboarding in a fun and supportive environment! Beginners will focus on foundational skills like balancing, riding, and simple tricks while gaining confidence on their boards. Skate park etiquette and safety will also be introduced to help skaters feel comfortable and ready to enjoy their time at the park.Duration: 6 weeks, 1 day a week
Beginner Sessions: Wednesdays or Thursdays, 5:30 PM–6:30 PM
Location: 4440 Lexington Road, Athens, GA 30605 - Skate Park of AthensWhat to Bring: Skateboard, Helmet, Safety gear, Sunscreen, and Water/water bottle for hydration
This program is a great way for beginners to get outdoors, stay active, and develop a new skill while having fun with friends. No experience is necessary—just bring your enthusiasm and get ready to roll!
Age Control Date:April 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines program placement.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Future Stars Session #2 5:30-6:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:30 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Gym Stars 8-9 yrs Tue & Thurs 5:30
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club 2024-2025 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center! Registration for the 2024-2025 session is live and available now: Links below.-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Additional support has been given for many years by AthFest Educates. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 1
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 2
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Georgia Force Practice
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Georgia Force Practice
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Meeting
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 3
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:46 PM - 6:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 10U COED Flag Football: Patriots @ Colts
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Thursday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Youth Technology - Youth 3-D Design
Youth will get hands on experience working with some of the latest technology we have to offer in our Teen Tech Labs.
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2025 Spring Tri-Level
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2025 Spring Tri-Level
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6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 10U COED Flag Football: Broncos @ Eagles
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Karate - Adult Karate
Are you interested in developing your physical, emotional, and mental capabilities? Do you have a strong work ethic and a desire to learn self-defense techniques? If so, we invite you to join our free karate program for both youth and adults at the Heard Park Community Center.Our program is designed to help you develop discipline, confidence, and focus while learning the ancient martial art of karate. You will have the opportunity to train under experienced and qualified instructors who will guide you through the basics of karate, including strikes, kicks, and defensive techniques.By participating in our program, you will not only improve your physical fitness but also gain valuable life skills that can be applied to all areas of your life. Our classes provide a supportive and encouraging environment that fosters personal growth and self-improvement.Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to enhance your physical and mental abilities. Join our free year-round karate program today at the Heard Park Community Center.
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Monday April 28, 2025
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Boys (Age 4 and 5) Monday at 3:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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3:00 PM - 3:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Ages 4 & 5) - Monday 3:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Rocksprings Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Monday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 4:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Age 6 & 7 - Monday 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 5:25 PM
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Gymnastics - All Stars 6-7 yrs Mon & Wed 4:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Bronze - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 5:15 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Aces Session #2 4:30-5:15pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Smashers Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Smashers Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Rocket Stars - Advance Progressive Boys (6-11)
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Age 6 & 7 - Monday 5:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 5:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 8 & 9 - Monday 5:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Biking - Classic City Kids Bike Club
Get on your bike and ride with Leisure Services.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Rising Stars Session #2 5:30-6:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Rising Stars Session #2 5:30-6:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:30 PM - 6:45 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 1
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:30 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Gym Stars 10-13 yrs Mon & Wed 5:30
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 2
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 3
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 12U/14U COED Flag Football: Bears @ Cowboys
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 6U/8U COED Flag Football: Seahawks @ Falcons
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls (Age 4 & 5) - Monday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Age 6 & 7 - Monday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Girls Ages 10-12 - Monday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
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Gymnastics - Tumbling (Ages 9-12) - Monday 6:00
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Bagged and Tagged @ Lightning Strikers
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: CCSD West @ Caterpillar
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Monday Adult Beginner Clinic April 28th
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6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 12U/14U COED Flag Football: Dolphins @ Packers
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 6U/8U COED Flag Football: Steelers @ Chargers
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Karate - Adult Karate
Are you interested in developing your physical, emotional, and mental capabilities? Do you have a strong work ethic and a desire to learn self-defense techniques? If so, we invite you to join our free karate program for both youth and adults at the Heard Park Community Center.Our program is designed to help you develop discipline, confidence, and focus while learning the ancient martial art of karate. You will have the opportunity to train under experienced and qualified instructors who will guide you through the basics of karate, including strikes, kicks, and defensive techniques.By participating in our program, you will not only improve your physical fitness but also gain valuable life skills that can be applied to all areas of your life. Our classes provide a supportive and encouraging environment that fosters personal growth and self-improvement.Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to enhance your physical and mental abilities. Join our free year-round karate program today at the Heard Park Community Center.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Relentless @ Slutty Sluggers
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Supertonics @ Normal Barflies
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Dance - Teen/Adult Tap
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Monday Adult Intermediate/Advance Clinic April 28th
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - COED Softball: Thunder Chickens @ Law Dawgs
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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Tuesday April 29, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Zoo Program: Bethlehem Christian Academy
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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MP Shelter #2: Zoo Program (Bethlehem Christian Academy)
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Therapeutic Activities - Music to My Ears
ACC Leisure Services offers Therapeutic Recreation programs, services, and activities that are accessible to all individuals with disabilities. ACCLS supports and encourages opportunities for inclusion in all programs. In addition, adaptive programs are available to provide individuals with disabilities a modified experience for recreational success.
These programs are specifically designed for populations with disabilities. The programs are intended to assist persons with disabilities in an adapted environment, which may be modified in terms of progression, skills breakdown, techniques, or equipment.Staff will be present to assist with facilitation and provide adaptions for skill development. If one-on-one supervision is needed, a parent/guardian or other caregiver should be present for the duration of the program. Adaptive programs are designed for individuals who require additional assistance or modification.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Rocksprings Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Silver - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 5:15 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Aces Session #2 4:30-5:15pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Smashers Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Smashers Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold/Platinum - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Classic City Majorettes/Baton - Classic City Majorettes Beginner Performance Team
Come twirl with the best! We offer instruction in dance-twirling, strutting, marching technique and more! Our majorette program is the hit of the town! Classes fill quickly. You do not want to miss the chance to receive training from the best instructors around.Students may also have the opportunity to demonstrate their skills in community performances.Classes available for students ages 5 and older and are held at Bishop Park under the covered tennis courts.Batons and uniforms are extra. Information is provided in the Parent Information letter provided in the forms section.Beginner Performance Team (beginner students) - for students ages 5-12. Students will learn the basic skills and fundamentals of baton twirling including basic twirls, beginner tricks, bodywork and more! Basic to intermediate twirling skills, tricks, bodywork, marching techniques and more will be taught! Students will learn marching and dance twirl routines and perform these routines at various community events. A baton and uniforms are required for this class. Performance Team (intermediate-advanced students) - for students ages 5 and older. Students will learn twirling fundamentals needed to be successful on the Performance Team. Intermediate to advanced twirling skills, tricks, bodywork, marching techniques and more will be taught! Students will learn marching and dance twirl routines and perform these routines at various community events. A baton and uniforms are required for this class. Intermediate level requires two batons and uniforms and advanced levels require three batons and uniforms.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Art Classes & Workshops - Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren Adams
If you have questions about any of the following programs, please contact: Noah.Lagle@accgov.comUPCOMING WORKSHOPS: TBASPRING 2025 Adult Classes:Information for Spring Programs will be posted on 1/6/25 Spring registration for Athens-Clarke County residents begins: 2/1/25, 9:00amSpring registration for non-residents begins: 2/3/25, 12:00pmNote: All adult classes can be taken more than once and are designed for a variety of skill levels.Beginner-Intermediate Potter's Wheel with Amanda Jane CrouseThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Students of varied experience levels will be working on the potter's wheel, learning how to center clay, make a cylinder, bowl and plate forms, and how to trim feet. Instructional demonstrations and hands-on lessons will cover basic utilitarian shapes. Students will be introduced to hand building techniques (slab construction, pinching, and coil building) to embellish their thrown vessels with decorative and functional elements like spouts, handles, and feet. Also covered, will be a variety of surface techniques to decorate pots. Students who complete this class will have all the knowledge of clay and glazes that they need to start their own practice at home or to join a community studio. Students who have already taken a pottery class are welcome to continue in order to improve their wheel skills, but this class is also for students with no prior pottery experience. Basic supplies are provided.Exploring Drawing & Watercolor Techniques with Toni CarlucciThursdays, March 13 - April 17 (3:00 - 5:00pm)Students will create a small handmade book of various techniques in both drawing and watercolor. One of the beauties and joys of painting with watercolor are the wondrous effects one can achieve using simple and fun techniques (wet-into-wet, glazing, thin-to thick brush strokes and many more!). Students will decide what imagery they'd like to use and which techniques to apply for the look they wish to create. These explorations will be fun and fabulous! Basic supplies are provided.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, March 13 - March 27 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included.Wood Carving: Hand Mirrors with Meredith EmerySaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)With an emphasis on hand carving methods, students in this class will shape and finish 1-2 hand held mirrors. All materials provided. This class is intended for wood workers of all levels of experience. Beginners welcome! Build a Brooch: Intro to Fine Metals with Shaunia GrantSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Using beginner skills of jewelry, students will create their own narrative brooch. Sawing, drilling, sanding, polishing, patina, and riveting will be taught in this course to help students reach their conceptual and aesthetic goals. Materials will be provided, but there will be some objects that students will be required to source themselves. Relief Printmaking with Noah LagleSaturdays, March 15 - April 19 (2:00 - 4:00pm)Relief printing (i.e. woodcut, linocut, etc.) is one of the oldest print mediums and among the simplest, technically. Raised areas on a block or plate (typically plywood, linoleum, or cintra) are constructed by physically cutting areas of the block away, creating a shallow “relief”. Using a brayer or roller, ink is rolled over the surface and is deposited only on the raised areas of the block. Paper or fabric is then placed onto the inked plate and printed via printing press, barren, or spoon. This is a studio course focused on the theory and practice of printmaking as an expressive medium. This class is for students with no prior printmaking experience up to the intermediate student, all are welcome. Basic supplies are provided. Some students may want to buy special paper for use in class. Acrylic Grisaille Painting with Lauren AdamsTuesdays, March 25 - April 29 (5:30 - 7:30pm)“Grisaille” is a monochromatic underpainting method that uses shades of gray or sepia to build the foundation for a painting. Using non-toxic acrylic paint we will explore this technique, along with using glazes to add color. This class is for students with no prior painting experience up to the intermediate student. Basic supplies are provided. Students must supply their own canvas or panel.Stained Glass with Rae ToussaintThursdays, April 3 - April 17 (5:30 - 7:30pm)Learn how to create a stunning stained glass panel using historical glass techniques! Through this three-week course, we will explore the creation of a stained glass panel from pattern to final piece. Participants will learn glass cutting, grinding, foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing. No previous experience required. All materials included. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Refunds for ACC Leisure Services programs are granted according to the following policy:All refund requests must be received no later than seven (7) business days prior to the first day of the program or class. After the seven day deadline, refunds will not be granted without a written medical excuse from a licensed physician. Refunds will be assessed an administrative fee of 25% of the amount paid. This fee applies to all programs with a fee of $5.00 or more. Fees collected of less than $5.00 will not be refunded (unless Leisure Services cancels the program/class). If ACC Leisure Services Department is responsible for the cancellation of a program or class, a full refund will be issued. Refunds will be issued only to the individual who registered the participant. In unusual situations (patron is relocating, has an illness or becomes physically unable to continue the program, etc.) where a refund is requested for services that have been paid in advance, the balance of the remaining value may be refunded after receipt of a written request. Behavior related dismissals may not be eligible for refund.Click Here for YOUTH ART PROGRAMSClick Here for TEEN ART PROGRAMS
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club 2024-2025 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center! Registration for the 2024-2025 session is live and available now: Links below.-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Additional support has been given for many years by AthFest Educates. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Media Arts Club 2024-2025 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center! Registration for the 2024-2025 session is live and available now: Links below.-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Additional support has been given for many years by AthFest Educates. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Georgia Force Practice
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Georgia Force Practice
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Classic City Majorettes/Baton - Classic City Majorettes Performance Team (returning students)
Come twirl with the best! We offer instruction in dance-twirling, strutting, marching technique and more! Our majorette program is the hit of the town! Classes fill quickly. You do not want to miss the chance to receive training from the best instructors around.Students may also have the opportunity to demonstrate their skills in community performances.Classes available for students ages 5 and older and are held at Bishop Park under the covered tennis courts.Batons and uniforms are extra. Information is provided in the Parent Information letter provided in the forms section.Beginner Performance Team (beginner students) - for students ages 5-12. Students will learn the basic skills and fundamentals of baton twirling including basic twirls, beginner tricks, bodywork and more! Basic to intermediate twirling skills, tricks, bodywork, marching techniques and more will be taught! Students will learn marching and dance twirl routines and perform these routines at various community events. A baton and uniforms are required for this class. Performance Team (intermediate-advanced students) - for students ages 5 and older. Students will learn twirling fundamentals needed to be successful on the Performance Team. Intermediate to advanced twirling skills, tricks, bodywork, marching techniques and more will be taught! Students will learn marching and dance twirl routines and perform these routines at various community events. A baton and uniforms are required for this class. Intermediate level requires two batons and uniforms and advanced levels require three batons and uniforms.
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 10U COED Flag Football: Colts @ Eagles
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Beginner Clinic April 29th
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Line Dancing - Line Dancing
Line dancing is a great way to stay active and keep your body moving! Rocksprings Park is hosting a class for active adults to come together once a week to learn and practice a new dance each month.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Dedicated Republic @ Blue Ballers
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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6:46 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 10U COED Flag Football: Patriots @ Broncos
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Tuesday Adult Intermediate/Advance Clinic April 29th
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Butt Hutt BBQ @ ACCPD Enforcers
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Adult Softball - Men's Softball: Normal Barflies @ Bad Company
A slow-pitch softball league for players 18+. Leagues get divided into divisions in order to accommodate all skill levels.
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Wednesday April 30, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Zoo Program: Oglethorpe County Elementary (60)
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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MP Shelter #2: Zoo Program - Oglethorpe County Elementary
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Rocksprings Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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Nature Programs - Knee High Naturalists Spring Class
It's right outside your door — It's nature!
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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Bronze - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Tennis Center Future Stars Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Gymnastics - Xcel Gold/Platinum - April
Here at Athens Clarke Gymnastics Academy we believe every child is important and valuable. We pledge to coach and develop each child that walks through our doors regardless of their level of talent. Our main goals are to provide a clean, safe, fun learning environment and to build the self esteem of every child. We develop healthy, happy children from the inside out! We teach developmental gymnastics and use it to develop coordination, confidence, self-esteem, respect for others, sportsmanship, improve reading skills and much more in our students.
Our Staff
We have the best instructors and coaches in the industry with well over 100 years of combined experience! Our staff has been carefully hand selected because of their previous experience in gymnastics, working with children, and knowledge of the sport. The most important reason they were chosen is because of their desire to work with children and to make a difference in their lives. As a staff we work hard so your children can play hard. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for trusting us. We pledge to be good role models for your children and to keep their safety and well-being our number one priorities. Staff members attend state, regional and national training programs throughout the year as well as monthly training because maintaining up-to-date skill development and safety awareness is one of our top priorities. Health Policy
If your child has been sent home from school due to a high fever, s/he is not allowed to participate in gymnastics until s/he has been fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours.
If a participant or family member has been exposed to anyone testing positive for COVID, the participant/family member must take a COVID test. If the results are negative, the participant/family member must stay out of class until fever free for 24-hours without the use of anti-fever medications before returning to class or the facility.
If a participant or family member receives a positive COVID test, they are required to stay home for 5-days and must be clear of fever for 24-hours without medication. Required to wear a mask for 5 days before returning to class or the facility.
Students and anyone observing will have temperatures taken upon entering the Gymnastics facility.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to enter the facility and must be fever free without the aid of fever reducing medication for 24-hours before returning.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Skateboarding Program - Skateboarding Program - Beginners (Wednesdays)
The Skateboarding Program is perfect for kids ages 8–14 who want to learn the basics of skateboarding in a fun and supportive environment! Beginners will focus on foundational skills like balancing, riding, and simple tricks while gaining confidence on their boards. Skate park etiquette and safety will also be introduced to help skaters feel comfortable and ready to enjoy their time at the park.Duration: 6 weeks, 1 day a week
Beginner Sessions: Wednesdays or Thursdays, 5:30 PM–6:30 PM
Location: 4440 Lexington Road, Athens, GA 30605 - Skate Park of AthensWhat to Bring: Skateboard, Helmet, Safety gear, Sunscreen, and Water/water bottle for hydration
This program is a great way for beginners to get outdoors, stay active, and develop a new skill while having fun with friends. No experience is necessary—just bring your enthusiasm and get ready to roll!
Age Control Date:April 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines program placement.
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 12U/14U COED Flag Football
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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5:45 PM - 7:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 6U/8U COED Flag Football
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Table Tennis - Table Tennis (Wednesday evenings)
Do you enjoy playing table tennis or want to learn a new hobby? Whether you like to play for fun or for competition, come play with the Athens Georgia Table Tennis Club on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm and Saturday afternoons from 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM at Aaron Heard Park & Community Center.
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April 30th
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April 30th
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April 30th
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Tennis-Adult - Match Play Clinic April 30th
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Thursday May 1, 2025
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Zoo Program: Oglethorpe County Elementary (60)
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10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
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Nature Programs - Babies and Beasties Spring 2025
It's right outside your door — It's nature!
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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MP Shelter #2: Zoo Program - Oglethorpe County Elementary
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Homeschool - Pressed!
Explore our programming for homeschool families.
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2:00 PM - 10:30 PM
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ACT Show No Rec Hall
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Aaron Heard Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Rocksprings Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Gaines after school End of year Ceremony and Dinner
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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After-School - After School at Lay Park
Leisure Services' After School Program is focused on providing a safe environment that supports creativity, educational growth, and active living. Participants will experience a variety of enrichment activities each week that stimulate the students' minds and creativity, improve fitness, and provide unique experiences they may not otherwise encounter. No transportation is provided by Athens-Clarke County.Sample Itinerary *may vary at different centers*3:00-3:10 Check-in3:10-4:00 Group Activity (or Homework if needed)4:00-4:15 Snack4:15-4:45 Group Activity or Enrichment Clubs4:45-5:00 Recreation Time5:00 Parent PickupAll participants must be picked up by 5:00 pm each day.
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Rising Stars Session #2 4:30-5:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Kilometer Kids - Atlanta Track Club
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Skateboarding Program - Skateboarding Program - Beginners (Thursdays)
The Skateboarding Program is perfect for kids ages 8–14 who want to learn the basics of skateboarding in a fun and supportive environment! Beginners will focus on foundational skills like balancing, riding, and simple tricks while gaining confidence on their boards. Skate park etiquette and safety will also be introduced to help skaters feel comfortable and ready to enjoy their time at the park.Duration: 6 weeks, 1 day a week
Beginner Sessions: Wednesdays or Thursdays, 5:30 PM–6:30 PM
Location: 4440 Lexington Road, Athens, GA 30605 - Skate Park of AthensWhat to Bring: Skateboard, Helmet, Safety gear, Sunscreen, and Water/water bottle for hydration
This program is a great way for beginners to get outdoors, stay active, and develop a new skill while having fun with friends. No experience is necessary—just bring your enthusiasm and get ready to roll!
Age Control Date:April 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines program placement.
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5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Tennis-Youth - Bishop Park Future Stars Session #2 5:30-6:30pm
Ages 5-17
All skill levels are welcome
Racquets provided if you don't have your own
Participants will learn the fundamentals of tennis, work on their coordination, and most importantly, have fun!
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Art Clubs: TEEN - Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club 2024-2025 REGISTRATION for Drop-In Club meetings
We offer three Teen Clubs at the Lyndon House Arts Center! Registration for the 2024-2025 session is live and available now: Links below.-Teen Fashion Design & Sewing Club. Our talented teaching artist, Tabitha Fielteau continues to contribute mentorship and valuable design and fabrication instruction. The club meets in the Lyndon House Arts Center's wonderful fiber studio with lots of sewing machines and all the tools needed to focus on design and sewing projects. Learn how to go from design to garment with the guidance of a professional fashion designer. Already having basic sewing skills is a bonus, but this program is open to beginners as well. -Teen Cartoon & Illustration Club. Our talented teaching artist and professional illustrator Robert Brown, continues to contribute wonderful lessons in drawing techniques, storytelling, cartoons/comics, Anime, Star Wars and everything Pop Culture. Robert has been mentoring this club for over 15 years. -Teen Media Arts Club. Our Teen Media Arts Club Mentor is Kidd Fielteau! With a background in beauty and fashion photography Kidd now runs Athens based Fell2 Photography. Students will engage in the process of videography by forming their own story ideas and then creating and editing digital video. Our long-term goal is to build media arts skills that support a variety of career options, higher order thinking, problem-solving, creativity, cultural experiences, and historical events in a global learning context. In addition we provide a safe place for young people to learn, have fun and create meaningful projects.LHAC Teen Clubs (12 years and older), are free, but online registration is required. The clubs operate on a "drop-in" basis, meaning that if you are available to participate in a club meeting, that is great, and if not, you can just skip it without having to register for specific dates, or having to cancel. Teen Clubs are financially supported by the Lyndon House Arts Foundation and are offered free of charge to our teen participants. Additional support has been given for many years by AthFest Educates. Please have your teen bring $5 (cash only) for pizza. If they prefer to bring their own food, you can skip the $5. We will eat outside when possible.Our teen clubs provide a safe & nurturing place for young people to gain life skills, to learn, and have fun while creating meaningful relationships with mentors while gaining valuable and appreciable skills.Teen clubs DO NOT meet in July.The Arts Education Department at Lyndon House Arts Center is dedicated to providing high-quality arts education curriculum and enrichment to youth, adults, and teens in the Athens area. We host adult evening classes, workshops, after-school youth classes, 3 Teen Clubs, and a comprehensive summer arts camp experience. The Arts Center includes 7 professional-level art studios including Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, Fiber, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, and Jewelry/Metals. There is a separate children's wing with wonderful facilities, a covered outdoor work court used as an outdoor studio and grassy lawns. NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING A RECENTLY TURNED 12-YEAR-OLD AND HAVING TROUBLE, PLEASE CALL US AND WE CAN HELP YOU.For more information or assistance on Teen programming: (706) 613-3623 or william.stephanos@accgov.comCLICK HERE FOR YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL CLASSES
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 1
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 2
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Dance - EAEDC Accelerated Program Audition
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Georgia Force Practice
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5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Georgia Force Practice
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Dance - Accelerated Program 3
East Athens Educational Dance Center provides quality dance training and programming for participants of All Ages, Skills, and Ethnic Backgrounds. Our facility specializes in the genres of Concert Dance: Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, & West African dance forms.
Tippy Tots for Twos: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirts attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Creative Movement: Fun and Exciting class that introduces students to music and dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard, flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 4-6 year olds: This is an open level program for 4 - 6 year olds. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Performance Class: This multi-discipline dance class is for the beginner to moderately trained dancer. Students will learn Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance. This class is geared towards students who want an opportunity to enhance their performance skills. They will have the opportunity to perform in the EAEDC Fall Show. Parents are required to acquire dancewear prior to the start of class: Solid white t-shirt, solid black leggings, and black jazz shoes. Participants must sign video and photo release in order to participate in this program.
KinderMovement: Dancing to their favorite music from shows and movies, students will utilize their imagination to explore and express themselves. Along with the fundamentals of dance, children will learn basic dance language in preparation for ballet class. Students will learn basic shapes, practice numbers and letters as they dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone transitional tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Hip Hop & Jazz: The Hip Hop and Jazz Dance class will teach students structure of jazz dance, which includes technique, jazz isolations, and locomotor skills. The high energy class is also full of fun and exciting Hip Hop dance movements from a variety of styles. Music selections are clean and age appropriate. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: Black leotard with black shorts or black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts or black jazz pants and black jazz shoes.
Ballet and Tap for 7 - 12 year olds : This is an open level program. The program concentrates on ballet and tap dance. Parents are required to acquire dance wear prior to the start of class. Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Boys: White fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, black ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.
Modern Dance: Open level class where students will learn various modern dance techniques ranging in improvisation to Horton Technique. Prior to the start of class, parents are required to purchase dance wear. Girls: black leotard (no attached skirts) and black leggings. Boys: white t-shirt and black leggings or shorts.
Ballet For Grace: Open level class for the beginning to moderately trained student. This class introduces the student to the fundamentals of ballet. Parents are required to acquire dance-wear prior to the start of class: Girls: black leotard (no skirt attached), flesh tone tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys: white fitted t-shirt, black biker shorts, and black ballet shoes.
Community Dance and Drum: In this program community, movement, and music come together to promote friendships, fun, and collaboration as students develop rhythms, musicality, and coordination under the guidance of our expert instructors. Students age 6 and under should be accompanied by a participating adult.
Teen/Adult Tap: Get in shape by tapping those pounds away! This class offers a variety of tap dance steps guaranteed to have you dancing down grocery aisles.
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5:45 PM - 6:45 PM
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Youth Flag Football League - 10U COED Flag Football
A recreational youth flag football league emphasizing the importance of physical health and teamwork, while teaching the basic fundamentals of flag football. Each team will average 2 activities per week (practice and/or gameplay) throughout the season.Registration:Begins Saturday, January 11, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. for ACC residents and Monday, January 13, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. for out-of-county residents.Age Divisions:Please note: Age divisions are subject to change based on the final registration count. All age divisions are coed.
6U/8U (COED)
10U (COED)
12U/14U (COED)
Age Control Date:September 1, 2025. Age on the control date determines league placement. (Must be 5 years old).Practice & Game Dates:10U practice on Tuesdays @ 5:45 p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U practice on Mondays @ 5:45 p.m. 10U games will be played on Thursdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. 6/8U & 12/14U games will be played on Wednesdays starting @ 5:45 p.m. and/ or @6:45p.m. There will be two practices scheduled per week up until games start. Once games begin in April and run through early-May, practices will scale back to one practice and one game per week.
Practices and games will be held at Southeast Clarke Park.Player Equipment:All players are provided a team jersey and (1) mouth guard.Fee:
$65 for County Residents (Scholarship eligible)
$97.50 for Non-County Residents
Volunteer Coaches:We are seeking dedicated volunteer coaches for our youth flag football league. Volunteering as a coach is a fulfilling experience that benefits both the players and the volunteers. Coaches help young athletes build skills, character, and a sense of teamwork.As a token of our appreciation, we offer reimbursement of registration fees (at the end of the season) for one child of parents who volunteer as coaches. Your involvement can make a significant difference in the lives of our players, and we encourage you to consider joining this rewarding endeavor.Get started here to sign up as a volunteer flag coach! *Flag Coaches Clinic February 25
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Tennis COTA - COTA 2025 Spring Tri-Level
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Karate - Adult Karate
Are you interested in developing your physical, emotional, and mental capabilities? Do you have a strong work ethic and a desire to learn self-defense techniques? If so, we invite you to join our free karate program for both youth and adults at the Heard Park Community Center.Our program is designed to help you develop discipline, confidence, and focus while learning the ancient martial art of karate. You will have the opportunity to train under experienced and qualified instructors who will guide you through the basics of karate, including strikes, kicks, and defensive techniques.By participating in our program, you will not only improve your physical fitness but also gain valuable life skills that can be applied to all areas of your life. Our classes provide a supportive and encouraging environment that fosters personal growth and self-improvement.Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to enhance your physical and mental abilities. Join our free year-round karate program today at the Heard Park Community Center.
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