Discover Greensboro Program Guide Summer 2023

SUMMER 2023

Discover GREENSBORO YOUR GUIDE TO GREENSBORO PARKS AND RECREATION

Lindley Recreation Center

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Aquatics

Lindley Pool

SWIM FEST Kick off the summer with a day at the pool! Get ready for all your favorite pool activities including a penny dive, cardboard boat races, water balloon toss, creative jumps contests, and more! We will have music, prizes, and food. Warnersville Pool All Ages | June 24 I 12 noon to 4 pm SPLISH SPLASH STORY TIME Enjoy story time at the pool. We will read several aquatic themed stories, sing aquatic themed songs, and enjoy a snack. After story time, join us for open swim. Adults must be within arm’s reach of their children at all times. Ages 0-5 | 10-11 am Windsor Pool: • June 1, 15 FREE FREE

Warnersville Pool: • June 8 WATER VOLLEYBALL

DOG DAYS OF SUMMER

FREE

Bring your canine companion for the Dog Days of Summer! Only canines are allowed in the pool to show owners their aquatic talents. There will be contests for best wet hair, most social non-swimmer, gets the most people wet, and best diver. Hot dog meals will be served to humans. Admission is a bag of dog food. Don't miss the last day at the pool as we wave summer goodbye! Warnersville Pool All Ages | September 9 I 4:30-6:30 pm To stay up-to-date on all aquatics happenings this summer, including pool and sprayground hours, visit our website at tinyurl.com/GSOAquatics2023.

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Heads Up! Water volleyball is coming to the pool this summer. Grab your friends and get in on this fun, non-competitive game day. Be sure to bring your game face and a sense of humor. Ages 14+ Windsor Pool: • July 15 | Game play starts at 10 am, 2 pm, 6 pm Warnersville Pool: • August 19 | Game play starts at 10 am, 2 pm, 6 pm SHARK WEEK LUAU Da Dum, Da Dum, it's Shark Week! Join us for a tropical luau celebrating our fishy friends and featuring music and fun from the islands. Windsor Pool All Ages | July 18 | 4-6:30 pm FREE

Discover GREENSBORO Discover Greensboro is your guide to all things Greensboro Parks and Recreation! The guide is published three times a year, January-May, June-August, and September-December. Discover Greensboro is available in print and online at www.gsoparksandrec.com. You can find a complete listing of all our facilities including, but not limited to, recreation centers, athletic fields, trails, neighborhood parks, and more on our website.

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Greensboro Parks and Recreation Department believes in the value of inclusive recreation opportunities for all residents regardless of their ability. The department makes every effort to ensure inclusive opportunities in all program services including parks, facilities, programs, special events, and classes. For questions about Inclusion Support Services, please contact 336-373-2626 or air@greensboro-nc.gov.

Donations can be made through the Greensboro Parks Foundation. For more information, please contact 336-373-5960.

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Latham Skatepark

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Contents Welcome.................................................................. 1 Active Adult Programs.........................................4 Feature: From the Garden....................................8 Youth Programs...................................................10 Adaptive & Inclusive Programs..........................13 Sports Programs .................................................14 Feature: Celebrating Our Trails..........................16 Activities...............................................................18 Outdoor Adventure..............................................22 Feature: Summer Starts Here............................24 Special Events.....................................................26 Outdoor Facilities................................................28 Indoor Facilities..................................................30 Trails. ................................................................... 32

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BOOKED FOR LUNCH BOOK CLUB

FREE

Read a book, grab your lunch, and get ready to discuss! The 2023 season continues this summer. Smith Active Adult Center 2nd Friday | 12 noon 336-373-7564 CARDS & GAMES Drop in to play some of your favorite card and board games. FREE

ACTIVE ADULTS Programs

AHOY EXERCISE CLASSES

FREE

“Adding Health to Our Years” with these low-impact aerobics classes. Brown, Griffin, Leonard, Lewis, Lindley, and Peeler Recreation Centers; Smith and Trotter Active Adult Centers Brown: • Tuesdays & Thursdays | 9:15 am Griffin: • Tuesdays & Thursdays | 10:30 am Leonard: • Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays | 10:30 am Lewis: • Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays | 9:15 am Lindley: • Tuesdays & Thursdays | 2:15 pm Peeler: • Tuesdays & Thursdays | 10:30 am Smith: • Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, & Saturdays | 9:15 am Trotter: • Mondays & Saturdays | 10:30 am • Wednesdays & Fridays | 11:15 am 336-373-7564 BOOTCAMP This 30-minute class has intervals of cardio and strength training for a total body workout. Smith Active Adult Center Mondays & Wednesdays | 5:30 pm 336-373-7564 FREE

Trotter Active Adult Center 3rd Thursday | 2-4 pm 336-373-2927 CARING & SHARING CARD CLUB Looking for some friendly

FREE

Smith Active Adult Center

competition? Join us each week for competitive games of Bid Whiz and Pinochle. Windsor Recreation Center Tuesdays | 9 am to 1 pm 336-373-5854 CHAIR YOGA This gentle form of yoga is practiced sitting in a chair and is open to all levels. Smith and Trotter Active Adult Centers Smith: • Tuesdays | 10:30-11:15 am 336-373-7564 Trotter: • Thursdays | 11:30 am to 12:15 pm FREE

FULL BODY AND STRENGTH CLASS

FREE

This 30-minute class helps increase muscular strength to improve range of motion and balance using weights and rubber tubing for resistance.

Smith Active Adult Center Tuesdays | 5:30-6 pm 336-373-7564 HULA HOOPING

FREE

This fun class incorporates dance and fluid movements to strengthen your core and back. Trotter Active Adult Center Saturdays | 11:30 am to 12:30 pm 336-373-2927 LINE DANCING Exercise and learn all of the latest line dances. Smith and Trotter Active Adult Centers Smith: FREE

336-373-2927 CHESS CLUB Join Swann Chess Club

FREE

Coordinator Carlton Cunningham and exercise your mind with an invigorating game. Trotter Active Adult Center 2nd & 4th Tuesdays | 5:30-7:30 pm 336-373-2927

• Mondays | 4:15-5 pm • Fridays | 12:15-1 pm 336-373-7564 Trotter:

• Wednesdays | 1:30-2:15 pm • Thursdays | 1:30-2:15 pm • Fridays | 10-10:45 am 336-373-2927

Programs for adults 50 years old and better. More info: www.greensboro-nc.gov/ActiveAdults or 336-373-7564.

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TAIROGA This class offers a Tai Chi warm-up, moderate aerobics, and a yoga cool-down. Smith and Trotter Active Adult Centers Trotter: • Tuesdays | 5:30-6:30 pm • Wednesdays | 9:30-10:15 am 336-373-2927 Smith: • Thursdays | 5:30-6:30 pm 336-373-7564 TOPS (TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY) Tools and programs for healthy living and weight management with exceptional group fellowship and recognition. Windsor and Lindley Recreation Centers Windsor: • Mondays | 6-7 pm 336-373-5845 FREE FREE

PILATES Help promote strength, stability, and flexibility with this Pilates class. Smith: • Mondays | 11:30 am to 12:30 pm • Tuesdays | 6:15-7:15 pm • Thursdays | 11:30 am to 12:30 pm • Fridays | 11:30 am to 12:30 pm 336-373-7564 Trotter: • Wednesdays | 4:30-5:30 pm • Thursdays | 6:15-7:15 pm 336-373-2927 SAIL BALANCE CLASS Staying Active and Independent for Life class will increase strength and balance and help reduce the chance of falling. Virtual via Zoom - tinyurl.com/SAILGSO Mondays & Wednesdays | 9:15-10 am 336-373-7564 SILVER TECH In partnership with nonprofit Organization to Provide Equal Access to Technology, we offer technology classes for adults who do not have access to a computer and need help with basic computer and internet skills. Trotter Active Adult Center This class offers arthritis relief, fall prevention, and better balance through slow, gentle movement. Smith and Trotter Active Adult Centers Smith: • Mondays & Tuesdays | 12:30 pm 336-373-7564 Trotter: • Thursdays | 12:30 pm 336-373-2927 FREE FREE $$$ FREE Thursdays | 10 am to 12 noon Saturdays | 10 am to 12 noon 336-373-2927 TAI CHI

Lindley: • Tuesdays | 6-7:15 pm 336-373-2930 YOGA ON THE MAT

FREE

This class is performed on a mat on the floor and uses mindfulness in stretches and postures to improve range of motion, balance, and your overall health. Smith and Trotter Active Adult Centers Trotter: • Mondays | 11:30 am to 12:15 pm • Tuesdays | 4:30-5:15 pm • Wednesdays | 10:30-11:15 am • Thursdays | 10:30-11:15 am 336-373-2927 Smith: • Tuesdays | 11:30 am to 12:15 pm • Wednesdays | 12:45-1:30 pm • Thursdays | 4:30-5:15 pm 336-373-7564

Smith Active Adult Center

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ACTIVE ADULTS Programs

Smith Active Adult Center

Drop-In Programs & Aquatics

AQUA FIT Smith Active Adult Center Tuesdays & Thursdays I 5:45 6:30 pm BASKETBALL Trotter Active Adult Center Wednesdays & Fridays | 12 noon to 1:30 pm Fridays | 5:30-7:30 pm CORNHOLE Smith: • Tuesdays | 1:30-2:30 pm Trotter: • Fridays | 1:30-2:30 pm $$$ FREE FREE

ACTIVE SWIM Smith Active Adult Center • Mondays & Wednesdays Lap Swim: 8:30-10:30 am Open Swim: 2-4:30 pm • Tuesdays & Thursdays Lap Swim: 11 am to 1 pm Open Swim: 2-4:30 pm • Fridays Lap Swim: 9-10:30 am Open Swim: 3-4:30 pm ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION AQUA PROGRAM Smith Active Adult Center Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays I 11-11:45 am $$ $$$

LEARN TO SWIM Smith Active Adult Center Mondays | 5:45-6:30 pm Wednesdays | 5:45-6:30 pm Fridays | 1:15-2 pm & 2:15-3 pm TABLE TENNIS Trotter: • Mondays & Wednesdays | 5-7:45 pm Smith: • Tuesdays | 10 am to 12 noon • Fridays | 5-7:45 pm • Saturdays | 10 am to 12:45 pm WATER AEROBICS Smith Active Adult Center Tuesdays & Thursdays I 9-9:45 am & 10-10:45 am $$$ FREE FREE

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Thrill seekers rejoice! Greensboro, High Point, and Guilford County are making it easy for you to find outdoor fun with the Piedmont Discovery mobile phone app. The free app for Android or Apple devices covers all public facilities owned by Gibsonville, Greensboro, Guilford County, High Point, Jamestown, Oak Ridge, Pleasant Garden, Stokesdale, and Summerfield, North Carolina. The app lets you explore destinations near you, sort trail information by type of terrain and level of difficulty, and get directions and links for additional information. You can use it to find unique park amenities, like cricket fields or campgrounds, at locations countywide. Download it now at: www.piedmontdiscoveryapp.com Adventure IS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS!

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Keeley Park Garden

FEATURE STORY Programs

From the Garden Julie Hale, Community Garden Coordinator Greensboro Parks and Recreation offers many unique programs to serve our community. Our Community Garden Program provides residents an opportunity to grow their own food by renting plots in one of five organically-managed gardens in our neighborhood and regional parks. Seventy-six plots are available between our five community gardens, and annual rental fees range from $15 to $35 per plot, depending on the garden location and plot size. Enrollment begins each year on January 1 and is first come, first served. Whether you grow food in a community garden or your backyard, vegetable gardening brings lots of rewards in terms of fresh, healthy eating. Local food takes on new meaning when it comes from your own garden! We’re fortunate in the Greensboro area to be able to grow fresh vegetables for nine months of the year. If you plant seeds and seedlings at the right times, you could be harvesting tasty veggies from early April to late December. And while summer is probably the default season for a lot of folks to grow vegetables, spring and fall gardening can really extend our harvest options. Spring Gardening February kicks off the garden season in our part of North Carolina, since we often experience “spring like” days in what is still, technically, winter. Cold-hardy sugar snap, snow, and English peas, and greens like arugula, spinach, and kale, can all

potentially be planted in February during milder spells. Once March arrives, it’s full speed ahead with spring planting. Our average last frost date is around April 3, so make sure to plant only cold-tolerant vegetables at this time of year. Leafy greens of all kinds thrive in cool weather, so take your pick of a vast array of lettuce and Asian green varieties available today. How to get involved Contact Julie Hale, Community Garden Coordinator at 336-373-4549 or via e-mail at juliet.hale@greensboro-nc.gov Community Garden Locations: • Keeley Park, 4100 Keeley Road • Steelman Park, 970 Gregory Street • Northside Village Park, 1714 Kay Street • Gorrell Street, 401 Gorrell Street • Maywood Park, 2009 Maywood Street

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Root vegetables like carrots, beets, turnips, and radishes also thrive in cool weather. Just make sure to plant them early to enjoy before summer heat descends. Cool-season spring vegetables usually start declining at some point in May as the days start to heat up. But by that point, it’s time to plant all of those warm-season favorites – from classic tomatoes to prolific zucchini. Summer Gardening Start with seeds (large-seeded varieties of beans, squash, and cucumbers are easiest) or transplants, small plants that are germinated from seeds indoors prior to putting them in the garden. Tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants all need a head-start on the season, and are best planted out as transplants.

iCan Swim Camp plants that show up way before Easter at garden centers! Even if we are spared unexpected late frosts, warm-season vegetables don’t appreciate cool nights and cold soil. You don’t gain much by planting too early, so be patient – the summer season is long, and there’s plenty of time to plant. Any way you choose to grow – whether in a nearby community garden or your backyard – gardening is a great way to connect with nature, de-stress from the daily grind, and reap the many benefits of growing your own healthy, fresh vegetables. It’s almost spring - time to start planting! Resist the urge to plant tender, warm-season vegetables such as peppers, eggplants, tomatoes, and okra, before warm weather has come to stay. Pay no attention to those beautiful tomato

Lake Higgins Adaptive Kayaking

Steelman Park Garden

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Hands-on projects and demos will be led by Art Alliance teachers throughout the year. Xperience @ Caldcleugh All Ages | June 21, 28; July 12, 19, 26; August 2 | 5:30-7:30 pm 336-373-5881 FIRST FRIDAY STORYTIME Young children will enjoy engaging books, cheerful songs, playful movement, and lots of giggles with Mr. Pete - a local favorite with Greensboro Public Library. Stay and play at Woven Works Park's accessible playground features! Woven Works Park Ages 0-10 | May 5, June 2, July 7, August 4, September 1, October 6 | 10:30-11 am 336-373-5826 FOOTBALL CONDITIONING CLINIC Get ready for the fall R.E.D. Zone football season with this skills and conditioning camp. Various Locations Ages 7-12 | July 24-27 | 6-8 pm 336-373-2955 FRIDAY NIGHT YOUTH HANG Grab your friends and come hang out at Windsor for a night full of games, art and crafts, music, and snacks. Windsor Recreation Center Ages 6-14 | 2nd & Last Fridays | 6:30-8:30 pm 336-373-5845 FUSION DANCE EXPERIENCE Learn traditional and contemporary African-Caribbean dance with Zodwa Dance Company. Classes are family friendly. Peeler Recreation Center All Ages | Wednesdays | 6:30-8 pm 336-373-5877 FREE FREE FREE FREE

GAME ZONE Enjoy video games, table tennis, arcade and board games, and hanging out with your friends. Peeler Recreation Center Ages 5-18 | Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays | 4-7 pm 336-373-5877 GARDEN PLAY FOR TODDLERS Play with your toddler ages 2-5 years old in our teaching garden. Our Caldcleugh community gardener will be on site to help lead sensory activities that will enhance motor skill development and much more. Xperience @ Caldcleugh Ages 2-5 | Saturdays | 9-10 am This hands-on environmental science program will introduce rising middle school girls to a possible career in science and research in a practical, hands-on way. Ages 10-14 | June 14 at Bog Garden; June 16 at Bur-Mil Park | 1-5 pm 336-373-7757 GREEN READS Kathleen Clay Edwards Library's monthly "Green Reads" program is hitting the road for July - and heading to the Downtown Greenway! Do you have a favorite environmental or nature book? Bring your lawn chair and join us to share insights from one of your well-loved titles. Bragg St. & Elm St., Downtown Greenway 14+ | July 14 | 11:30 am to 1 pm 336-373-5826 GREENSBORO CHESS CLUB We welcome people of all ages to gather regularly to play and study chess on a social and competitive level. Lewis Recreation Center All Ages | Wednesdays | 6-9 pm 336-373-3330 FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE 336-373-5881 GREEN GIRLS

YOUTH Programs

BOOKS IN THE GARDEN Children ages 0-5 and their caregivers are invited to join us for a story and craft in partnership with Ready for School, Ready for Life. Each child will take home a FREE book. Gateway Gardens Ages 0-5 | June 7, 14, 21, 28; July 5, 12, 19, 26 | 10-11 am 336-373-7757 CHEERLEADING CLINIC SUMMER SKILLS Three-day clinic focused on flexibility, flipping, and tumbling techniques. Greensboro Sportsplex Ages 5-14 | June 13-15 | 6-8:15 pm 336-373-2794 CHILDREN'S FISHING TOURNAMENT Celebrate National Fishing and Boating Week with our annual Children's Fishing Tournament. Bait and poles will be provided. Lake Higgins Ages 6-12 | June 10 | 10-11 am 336-373-3739 DRILL TEAM Have you ever wanted to learn what JROTC is all about? Look no further. Join us Thursdays to learn JROTC skills and training, and receive homework help if needed. Windsor Recreation Center Ages 12-18 | Thursdays | 6-8 pm 336-373-5845 FAMILY ART NIGHT With our friends at Art Alliance of Greensboro, join us for fun and creative art projects for all ages. FREE $ FREE FREE FREE

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Programs for children and teens. Registration may be required. For more info visit www.gsoparksandrec.com

Xperience @ Caldcleugh

Camp to learn and practice skills and techniques. Then put those skills to the test on the Bald Eagle Trail. Ages 6-14 | July 26-28 | 9 am to 12 noon NATURE JOURNALING We will make our own nature journals and then head out to explore the grounds. We will write poems, short stories, or draw any nature-related topic that inspires us along the way. Lake Brandt and Lake Higgins All Ages • Lake Brandt: May 20 | 3-4:30 pm 336-373-3741 • Lake Higgins: August 3 | 6-7:30 pm 336-373-3739 ONE STEP FURTHER Junior Life Skills is a One Step Further program designed to provide youth who have difficulties in school and the community with the resources to make healthier choices in their everyday lives. Classes are taught by trained facilitators using the Botvin Life Skills Training Curriculum. Glenwood Recreation Center Ages 9-17 | Mondays & Wednesdays | 6-7 pm 336-373-2929 FREE Continued on page 12 FREE

IVY GARDEN CLUB Get hands-on experiences, gain education on topics of interest through informative workshops and presentations, and foster healthy living and eating through quick cooking demonstrations, recipe sharing, and more. Brown Recreation Center All Ages | 1st & 3rd Mondays | 6-7 pm 336-373-2920 KIDS NIGHT OUT Have we got a fun Friday night planned for your kids! Drop them off for an evening of games, crafts, dinner, and a movie. Register online. Griffin Recreation Center Ages 5-12 | May 5, June 2 | 6-9 pm 336-373-2928 KIDDIES & KAYAKS Introduce kids to the joy of paddling! From a two-person kayak, a grown-up and a kid, ages 4-12, will explore the water. Each child will be given a laminated book with things that are found on the lake so they can identify what they see and hear. This event FREE $ $$

will be guided by lake staff. Lake Brandt Ages 4-12 | June 10; July 1, 27; August 10, 26 | 10-11 am 336-373-3741 LEGACY OF HOPE A safe space for young women to learn about resources to prevent succumbing to gang and criminal activity, delinquency in school, and low self-esteem. Glenwood Recreation Center Ages 13-16 | Last Saturday | 12 noon to 4 pm 336-373-2929 LEGO BUILDERS CLUB Come join the coolest club in town, LEGO Builders Club! This is an opportunity for creativity, design, and team building while having fun with LEGOs. Participants are welcome to bring their own or use supplies provided. Xperience @ Caldcleugh Ages 6-14 | Saturdays | 10 am 336-373-5881 MOUNTAIN BIKE MINI CAMP Join our mini Mountain Bike Mini FREE FREE $$

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STEM IN THE GARDEN Come experiment in our teaching garden with garden-based activities that incorporate science, technology, engineering, and math. Xperience @ Caldcleugh Ages 8-14 | June 13, 27; July 11, 25; August 8 | 5:45-6:45 pm 336-373-5881 STROLLER ROLLERS Calling all caregivers with little ones! Join us with your kiddos in strollers for a walk (and roll) along the Downtown Greenway. Meet new people and explore the downtown area. Plan for 1-2 miles round trip, including a stop at family-friendly play spaces along the way. LoFi Park All Ages | April 20, May 18, June 15, July 20, August 17, September 21, October 19 | 10-11:30 am 336-373-5826 TEEN TAKEOVER Each week teens can take over one of our recreation centers! From kickball to Esports to Laser Tag and more, each week brings a new adventure! Details - tinyurl.com/TeenTakeoverPNR Ages 13-18 | 6:30-8:30 pm THEATRICAL TUESDAYS This summer activity will provide youth the opportunity to learn about creative design and theater tech skills. Come learn more about the backstage side of theater! Xperience @ Caldcleugh Ages 8-18 | July 11, 18, 25; August 1, 8 | 6-7:30 pm TOTALLY TOTS PLAY HOUR Need to burn some toddler energy? Come by and let them run, play, and make new friends during this active hour of guided play for toddlers and their guardians. Activities range FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE

from sensory play to quick crafts to games. There will be something for all activity levels. Leonard Recreation Center Ages 0-4 | Saturdays | 10-11 am 336-297-4889 WEDANZ WeDanz is a youth dance organization specializing in the styles of hip hop, majorette, jazz, pop, pom, and more. Your child will learn the latest dances and techniques taught in studios all over the world. Glenwood Recreation Center Ages 4-18 | Mondays | 6-7:30 pm 336-373-2929 YEAR OF THE TRAIL FAMILY HIKES Year of the Trail Family Hikes are for families with children to enjoy, learn, and explore our local trails. All Ages • Leonard Recreation Center Trail: July 18 | 10-11:30 am • Brown Recreation Center Trail: July 25 | 10-11:30 am 336-373-7757 YOUTH OPEN GYM Come hoop with us! All youth and teen participants must have an adult with them during play and abide by the open gym policies posted onsite. Leonard, Griffin, and Windsor Recreation Centers Ages 5-18 • Griffin | Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays | 6:30-8:30 pm 336-373-2928 • Leonard | Saturdays | 10 am to 12 noon 336-297-4889 • Windsor | Mondays, Wednesdays, & Saturdays | 6:30-8:30 pm 336-373-5854 $ FREE FREE

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OPEN GYM VOLLEYBALL

FREE

We invite players of all skill levels to drop in and play volleyball pick-up games. Griffin and Glenwood Recreation Centers All Ages: • Griffin | Tuesdays | 6:30-8:30 pm Saturdays & Sundays | 2-4:30 pm 336-373-2928 • Glenwood | Wednesdays & Saturdays | 6:15-8:30 pm 336-373-2929 RELENTLESS ROLLER DERBY In partnership with Relentless Roller Derby, a non-profit member-run women's sports team, we provide an accessible and inclusive space for people to build community, empower themselves, and learn the basics of roller derby as a part of a complete competitive experience. Lewis Recreation Center All Ages | Mondays & Thursdays | 7-9 pm 336-373-3330 SATURDAY MORNING ART Come show your creative side while listening to music. Beginners and skilled artists alike are welcome to join. Windsor Recreation Center Ages 6-14 | 2nd Saturday | 11 am to 12 noon 336-373-5845 FREE $

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YOUTH Programs ADAPTIVE & INCLUSIVE Programs

iCan Swim Camp

Programs for individuals with disabilities. More info: www.greensboro-nc.gov/AIR or 336-373-2626.

CHAIR FITNESS This gentle form of fitness is practiced sitting in a chair. Smith Active Adult Center 18+ | Fridays | 10:30-11:15 am FREE

ADAPTIVE PADDLING EXPERIENCE

FREE INCLUSION SERVICES Please notes all summer camps and programs offered by Greensboro Parks and Recreation can offer adaptions for children who need accomodations. Make sure to request inclusion services when you register so the department can better serve you. Requests should be made when you register for a program, camp, or event and at least two weeks in advance of its start. This will allow us enough time to develop modifications and identify appropriate staff to have in place. Please note we do not provide one on-one services. Contact our Adative and Inclusive Recreation section at 336-373 2626 or via email at AIR@greensboro-nc.gov for additional questions.

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Offered in partnership with Get Outdoors Pedal and Paddle, this adaptive program is for individuals to enjoy time on the water with no formal instruction. Must have taken Intro to Adaptive Paddling to participate. Registration is required. Lake Higgins All Ages | June 10, July 15, August 19, September 9 | 10:30 am to 12 noon CAMP JOY If you have a family member 5 years old or older with a disability, Camp Joy is a great way to get an inclusive summer camp experience. Weekly sessions run June 20 to August 4. Camp Joy, located at Hagan-Stone Park in Pleasant Garden, has arts and crafts, fishing, daily swimming, and a camp talent show. Blended Mobility Week is for people with physical disabilities. This camp is open for individuals of any ability. Hagan-Stone Park Ages 5+ | M-F | 9 am to 3 pm $$$

ICAN SWIM CAMP A swim camp designed to teach people with disabilities and special needs basic water safety and how to swim. Classes are one-hour sessions, and cost is $175 per participant. Greensboro Aquatics Center $$$$

Ages 3+ | June 19-23 INTRO TO ADAPTIVE PADDLING

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Offered in partnership with Get Outdoors Pedal and Paddle, this adaptive program is for individuals to learn paddling strokes and techniques. Registration is required. Lake Higgins All Ages | June 10, July 15, August 19, September 9 | 1-2:30 pm

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ATHLETICS Programs

Jaycee Park

Greensboro offers opportunities for adults and kids to learn a sport with a team or as an individual. More info and registration: www.greensboro-nc.gov/sports.

Adult Coed Kickball at Carolyn Allen Park

Lake Higgins Youth and Adult | Weekly START SMART FOOTBALL

levels and abilities. Gillespie Golf Course All ages | Daily | 8:30 am to 5 pm

ADULT CO-ED KICKBALL The co-ed kickball program is designed to provide all adults, ages 18+, the opportunity to participate in a fun, safe, and enjoyable physical activity. Various Locations 18+ | Weekly | August-October The softball program is designed to provide all adults, ages 18 and older, the opportunity to participate in a fun, safe, and enjoyable physical activity . Various Locations 18+ | Weekly | August-October GOLFING Schedule your tee time to play 9 or 18 holes or practice your shot on the driving range. Play is open to all $$$$ $$$$ $ ADULT CO-ED, MEN'S MODIFIED, AND 45+ SOFTBALL

336-373-5850 TRIAD UNITED ROWING ASSOCIATION

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The program prepares children ages 3-5 and their parents for organized sports in a gentle environment. Greensboro Sportsplex Ages 3-5 | Mondays, Tuesdays, or Wednesdays | August-September | 6-7 pm YOUTH BASEBALL The fall baseball program uses practices and games to promote friendship, sportsmanship, proper mechanics, and basic fundamentals for youth baseball. Coaches encourage learning through drills, organized practices, and games. Various Locations Ages 5-15 | Weekly | August October $$

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Adults and middle and high school youth learn to row as a team in boats of up to eight rowers for exercise and competition. Sign up online at www.greensborocrew. com. Lake Brandt Youth and Adult | Weekly | March-October The Rowing Center teaches adults and youth how to scull in single-, double-, or four-person boats for exercise and competition. Sign up at www.ncrowing.com. $$$$ NORTH CAROLINA ROWING CENTER

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SUMMER SKILLS CHEERLEADING CLINIC

SPORTS CLINICS Youth Youth ages 10-18 will learn the fundamentals of field hockey, pickleball, golf, and disc golf. Each clinic will provide skill development for participants. Each participant receives a complimentary piece of the sport’s equipment to take home. Register for any or all of these clinics. • FIELD HOCKEY CLINIC: June 1, 8, 15, 22 | 6-7:30 pm | Leonard Recreation Center Ballfield • PICKLEBALL CLINIC: July 10, 17, 24, 31 | 6-7:30 pm | Smith Community Park • GOLF CLINIC : July 11, 18, 25; August 1 | 10:30 am to 12 noon | Gillespie Golf Course • DISC GOLF CLINIC : July 13, 20 | 10:30 am to 12 noon | Barber Park August 3, 10 | 10:30 am to 12 noon | Barber Park SPORTS CLINICS ALL STAR The Greensboro Sportsplex is excited to offer sport-specific clinics for youth ages 6-12. Each one of our camp sessions is designed to encourage participation and enhance self-esteem while practicing sports skills and learning healthy habits that will last a lifetime. • SOCCER CLINIC: June 12, 13, 14 | 8 am to 12 noon | Greensboro Sportsplex • VOLLEYBALL CLINIC: June 26, 27, 28 | 5:30-7 pm | Greensboro Sportsplex • BASKETBALL CLINIC: August 7, 8, 9 | 8 am to 12 noon | Greensboro Sportsplex

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Start Smart Basketball Get ready for the fall R.E.D. Zone football season with this skills and conditioning clinic. Various Locations Ages 7-12 | July 24-27 | 6-8 pm R.E.D. ZONE FOOTBALL AND CHEER R.E.D. ZONE Football and Cheer programs are a joint Greensboro, High Point, and Thomasville program. It promotes recreation, education, and development to provide a positive opportunity for youth ages 5-12 to participate on an organized team and structured activity during the fall season. Activities emphasize safety, correct fundamental skills, teamwork, good sportsmanship, and positive body image. Participants will learn socialization skills and a positive body image from adult role models and coaches. Various Locations Ages 5-12 | Weekly | August November $$ This three-day clinic focuses on flexibility, flipping, and tumbling techniques. Greensboro Sportsplex Ages 5-14 | June 13-15 | 6-8:15 pm FOOTBALL CONDITIONING CLINIC FREE

Jaycee Park

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Osprey Trail

Celebrating Our Trails

partnerships to make that happen. The system's growth could not have been done without the passion and persistence of thousands of local volunteers. Meet the Volunteers From the beginning, volunteer assistance from local, outdoor-enthusiast clubs was a crucial resource to building, maintaining, and advocating for trails. Today, two organizations remain instrumental in keeping and growing quality trails, the Piedmont Fat Tire Society and Friends of the Mountains-to Sea Trail. Group members put in more than 3,848 volunteer hours in 2022. The Fat Tire Society is a group of biking enthusiasts who have long advocated to grow the City’s mountain biking trail network. “Back in the 1990s, there were only three places to mountain bike and there were only about three miles to ride,” said Mark Gatehouse, a Fat Tire Society member and long-time trails volunteer. He was among those who advocated for trail expansion. “Greensboro City Parks and Recreation and the Fat Tire Society both accomplished together what neither of us could do individually. We have built 30 miles of trails at very little expense to the Greensboro Parks and Recreation department.” Peeler Recreation Center

This year Greensboro Parks and Recreation joins partners across the state in celebrating the North Carolina Year of the Trail – the largest statewide celebration of trails and outdoor recreation in state history. As part of the Great Trails State Coalition, we’re encouraging people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds to try some of our 100+ miles of local trails. Our trails are an important source of health, wellness, and safe transportation to community members and an economic draw. We hope to inspire new interest and investment to help grow and expand our great system. Connections Matter Let’s start by telling a story of partnerships. The City of Greensboro has been building greenways and trails across the park system since the 1970s. In the mid-1990s, the Parks and Recreation Department created a specialized trails and greenways section to lead the effort to maintain and grow the system with new, interconnected trails. For the last 50 years, the City relied on grants, individual and corporate donations, and powerful

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With approximately 350 members, the Fat Tire Society monitors trails and closes them when rainy weather has made them impassable – a critical step in ensuring trail longevity. Its volunteers maintain a City trail hotline (336 373-2MTB) and Twitter communications about current trail conditions. “We have trail captains who are passionate members who help volunteer to monitor and organize maintenance and be our eyes and ears on the trail,” Gatehouse said. The Friends of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail are volunteers and advocates who support the trail that stretches across North Carolina from Cherokee to the Outer Banks. Local group members help maintain the portion of the trail that routes through Greensboro, including the Atlantic & Yadkin Greenway and some of the City’s watershed trails. The Friends of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail come from all walks of life, said Greg Yahn, the group’s Guilford County task force leader who’s been volunteering with the group since the 2000s. “They like to hike. Most of us like the idea of giving back,” Yahn said of the volunteers. And they like the idea of leaving a lasting legacy of green space where people can get away into nature.

Both organizations manage monthly trails maintenance sessions in coordination with Parks and Recreation’s trails and greenways team. Volunteers handle general maintenance, like sawing and clearing downed trees, trimming vegetation, rerouting paths, installing trail guide markers, and repairing and building infrastructure like boardwalks and bridges. It’s a big help to the three full-time City staff members who are responsible for maintaining 100 miles of trails and greenways, said Parks and Recreation Trails Supervisor Evan Clark. “We all work together to get things done. It is huge – invaluable. You really can’t put a price tag on it,” Clark said. “It saves us so much time.”

Learn More Year of the Trail greattrailsnc.com Piedmont Fat Tire Society piedmontfattire.org Friends of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail mountainstoseatrail.org

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CLUBS & CLASSES Activities

Greensboro offers a wide range of specialty programs, unique classes, and hobby groups at recreation and active adult centers.

Yoga Country Park

AARP CHAPTER 354 Local Chapter 354 is a membership of seniors meeting monthly to discuss community, city, and state legislative issues relative to their community’s needs. Glenwood Recreation Center 50+ | Tuesdays | 10 am 336-373-2929 ALMOND CONNECTION Provides access to services for individuals with a criminal background to help them become self-sufficient and lift the stigmas associated with having a criminal background. This membership-based club practices and plays competitive badminton. All levels are welcome. Leonard Recreation Center All Ages | Mondays, Fridays, & Saturdays | 6:30 pm 336-297-4889 BID WHIST CLUB It is a trick-taking two-player whist game that you can play with joker plus trump. Bid whist is the ultimate competitive card game. Xperience @ Caldcleugh FREE FREE FREE FREE Glenwood Recreation Center 18+ | Saturdays | 1-3 pm 336-379-0212 BADMINTON CLUB

CAROLINA DOG TRAINING

50+ | Saturdays | 10 am 336-373-5881 BLIND AUDIO DARTS Blind Audio Darts, also called darts for the blind, is a recreational event that serves the blind community. This competitive event uses “Audio Darts”, a variation of soft tipped darts, which visually impaired individuals toss to a dart board. Glenwood Recreation Center 18+ | Fridays | 6-8:30 pm 336-373-2929 BOOKED FOR LUNCH BOOK CLUB Read a book, grab your lunch, and FREE FREE get ready to discuss! Smith Active Adult Center 50+ | 2nd Friday | 12 noon 336-373-7564 CAROLINA NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY Come learn more about the technical side of photography and exploring nature through the lens of a camera. Griffin Recreation Center 18+ | 2nd Tuesday | 6:30-8:30 pm 336-373-2928 FREE

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This volunteer organization is committed to improving the relationships between dogs and their families through obedience training. We teach you to train your dog. Lewis Recreation Center 18+ | Tuesdays For a full scheudle of classes visit carolinadogtrainingclub.com 336-373-3330 CHINESE DANCE These classes prepare dancers for Chinese candle dancing ceremonies and festivals. Glenwood Recreation Center 18+ | Wednesdays & Fridays | 7-8:30 pm 336-373-2929 DANCE FLAVA WITH SHAYNA This high-energy class will get you up and moving, learning the latest Zumba moves all while bettering your health. Glenwood Recreation Center 18+ | Tuesdays | 6:45-7:45 pm Saturdays | 10:45-11:45 am 336-373-2929 FREE $

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FAMILY ART NIGHT With our friends at Art Alliance of Greensboro, join us for fun and creative art projects for all ages. Hands-on projects and demos will be led by Art Alliance teachers throughout the year. Xperience @ Caldcleugh All Ages | June 21, 28; July 12, 19, 26; August 2 | 5:30-7:30 pm 336-373-5881 FUSION DANCE EXPERIENCE Learn traditional and contemporary African-Caribbean dance with Zodwa Dance Company. Classes are family friendly. Peeler Recreation Center All Ages | Wednesdays | 6:30-8 pm 336-373-5877 GEOCACHING 101 Do you enjoy adventure and exploring outside? Come learn a new hobby that’s fun for all ages and a great way to get outdoors, geocaching. We’ll teach you the basics and show you how to find caches locally – and all around the world! Woven Works Park All Ages | August 9 | 6-7:30 pm 336-373-5826 FREE FREE FREE

DANCEFUNKXION FITNESS Discover the joy of movement while reaping the health benefits of exercise through dance. Griffin Recreation Center 18+ | Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays | 6-7 pm 336-373-2928 DELTA H. FENCING The class teaches youth and adults the sport of fencing. Participants learn how to fence in preparation for tournaments and personal non-competitive recreation. Glenwood Recreation Center 10+ | Mondays & Fridays | 6:30 8:30 pm 336-373-2929 DOWNTOWN GREENWAY RUN & WALK CLUB Join us every Thursday evening for a casual, social run or walk. The group typically covers 2-4 miles. All FREE $ $ fitness abilities welcome. LoFi Park, Downtown Greenway All Ages | Thursdays | 6 pm 336-373-5826 DOWNTOWN GREENWAY WALKING TOURS Enjoy a guided walking tour of the 4-mile multi-use urban loop. Connect with our local history, nature, public art, and more! Downtown Greenway All Ages | Summer Dates TBD | FREE

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GREENSBORO CHESS CLUB

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We welcome players of all ages and skill levels to gather regularly to play and study chess on a social and competitive level. Lewis Recreation Center All Ages | Wednesdays | 6-9 pm 336-373-3330 HOCKEY FOR ADULTS Ever wanted to learn how to play roller hockey? This is your chance. It's a fun way to unwind while playing and learning the fundamentals of hockey. Don't have skates? No problem. Just bring yourself and your sneakers. Craft Recreation Center 18+ | Mondays | 7-9 pm 336-373-2922 FREE

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9 am to 12 noon 336-373-5826 DURAFL COMMUNITY WATCH

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A community watch group that meets to discuss community programs, issues, group policies, and safety measures. Glenwood Recreation Center 18+ | 2nd Monday | 7-8 pm 336-373-2929

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MORGAN SUPPORT SERVICES

OPEN PLAY PICKLEBALL

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Morgan Support Services raises the bar in the provision of support services for people in our community living with behavioral health diagnoses and/or developmental disabilities by creating a responsive, inviting, and professional environment. Glenwood Recreation Center All Ages | Tuesdays & Thursdays | 11 am www.morgansupportservices.org 336-373-2929 OPEN GYM VOLLEYBALL We invite players of all skill levels to drop in and play pick-up games of volleyball. Griffin and Glenwood Recreation Centers All Ages: • Griffin | Tuesdays | 6:30-8:30 pm Saturdays & Sundays | 2-4:30 pm 336-373-2928 FREE

We invite players of all skill levels to drop in and play pick-up games of pickleball in an outdoor setting. Smith Community Park and Lake Daniel Park All Ages | Daily | Dawn to Dusk OPEN PLAY PICKLEBALL BROWN RECREATION CENTER We invite players of all skill levels to drop in and play pick-up games of pickleball. Brown Recreation Center 18+ | Fridays | 10:30 am to 1:30 pm 336-373-2920 OPEN GYM BASKETBALL We invite players ages 18+, of all skill levels, to drop in and play pick up games of basketball. Windsor Recreation Center 18+ | Weekdays | 10 am to 1 pm 336-373-5854 FREE FREE

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IVY GARDEN CLUB Learn through hands-on experiences. Gain knowledge on topics of interest through informative garden workshops and presentations. This club fosters healthy living and eating through quick cooking demonstrations and recipe sharing. Brown Recreation Center All Ages | 1st and 3rd Mondays | 6-7 pm 336-373-2920 KARATE Karate is an excellent way for children and adults to learn self-discipline, increase self awareness, and build self-esteem. Leonard, Lindley, Brown, and Lewis Recreation Centers All Ages • Leonard: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays | 6 pm • Lewis: Thursdays & Saturdays | 6 pm • Lindley: Mondays | 5:30 pm & Wednesdays 5 pm • Brown: Mondays | 7 pm & Saturdays | 10 am LADIES NIGHT OPEN GYM Ladies, grab your friends and join us for drop in play and pick-up games of basketball. All skill levels are welcome. Brown Recreation Center 18+ | Mondays | 6-8:30 pm 336-373-2920 FREE FREE $$-$$$

• Glenwood | Wednesdays & Saturdays | 6:15-8:30 pm 336-373-2929

Recreation Center Directory • Brown: 302 E. Vandalia Rd. | 336-373-2920 • Craft: 3911 Yanceyville St. | 336-373-2922 • Glenwood: 2010 Coliseum Blvd. | 336-373-2929 • Griffin: 5301 Hilltop Rd. | 336-373-2928 • Leonard: 6324 Ballinger Rd. | 336-297-4889 • Lewis: 3110 Forest Lawn Dr. | 336-373-3330 • Lindley: 2907 Springwood Dr. | 336-373-2930 • Peeler: 1300 Sykes Ave. | 336-373-5877

• Smith Active Adult: 2401 Fairview St. | 336-373-7564 • Trotter Active Adult: 3906 Betula St. | 336-373-2927 • Warnersville: 601 Doak St. | 336-373-5871 • Windsor: 1601 E. Gate City Blvd. | 336-373-5845 • Xperience @ Caldcleugh: 1700 Orchard St. | 336-373-7617

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RELENTLESS ROLLER DERBY In partnership with Relentless Roller Derby, a non-profit member-run women's sports team, we provide an accessible and inclusive space for people to build community, empower themselves, and learn the basics of roller derby as a part of a complete competitive experience. Lewis Recreation Center All Ages | Mondays & Thursdays | 7-9 pm 336-373-3330 RHYTHMIC BALLROOM DANCING Rhythmic Elegance is a dance organization that is extending the soulful quality of Detroit-Style Urban Ballroom Dancing by providing a relaxed, worry-free environment to learn and study this performance art. Xperience @ Caldcleugh 21+ | Saturdays | 11 am to 1 pm 336-373-5881 SEWING SISTAS Grab your needle and thread and join us for time to sew and quilt with others. Get inspiration from one another. Windsor Recreation Center 18+ | Tuesdays | 9:30 am to 12:30 pm T.O.P.S T.O.P.S. (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) offers tools and programs for healthy living and weight management through exceptional group fellowship and recognition. Lindley and Windsor Recreation Centers 18+ • Windsor: Mondays | 5:30-7 pm 336-373-5854 • Lindley: Tuesdays | 6-7:15 pm 336-373-3330 FREE FREE FREE $

TOTAL BODY DANCE Get ready to get up and move with this adult dance fitness program that gives you a total body workout while having a great time! Lewis Recreation Center 18+ | Mondays | 7-8 pm 336-373-3330 TRI-CITY HUSTLERZ LINE DANCING This line-dancing class teaches people of all skill levels choreographed dance moves created by the instructors for exercise and national dance conventions. Brown and Glenwood Recreation Centers 18+ | Various Levels • Brown: Wednesdays | 6-9 pm 336-373-2920 • Glenwood: Beginner Tuesdays | 6:30-9:30 pm | Advanced Thursdays | 6-9 pm 336-373-2929 TUESDAYS AT THE TRAILHEAD Free drop-in fitness classes on the beautiful Downtown Greenway in partnership with the Greensboro YMCA. Multiple types of classes offered. Morehead Park Trailhead All Ages | Tuesdays | May to September | 6-7 pm FREE FREE $

WALK 15 This weekly walking exercise workout class is designed for all levels of fitness. Come introduce some more steps into your life. Windsor Recreation Center 18+ | Wednesdays | 6-8 pm $

336-373-5845 WATERCOLOR ON THE LAKE

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Get ready to paint on the lake! Participants will take kayaks out onto the lake and create their own unique piece of art. Materials will be provided. Lake Townsend 13+ | May 4, 18; July 31 | 6-8 pm 336-373-3694 YEAR OF THE TRAIL FAMILY HIKES Year of the Trail Family Hikes are for families with children to enjoy, learn, and explore our local trails. All Ages • Leonard Recreation Center Trail: July 18 | 10-11:30 am • Brown Recreation Center Trail: July 25 | 10-11:30 am 336-373-7757 YOGA This flow yoga class will focus on relaxation, strength, flexibility, and much more. Craft Recreation Center 18+ | Wednesdays | 6:30-7:30 pm 336-373-2922 FREE FREE

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found on the lake so they can identify what they see and hear. This event will be guided by lake staff. Lake Brandt Ages 4-12 | June 10; July 1, 27; August 10, 26 | 10-11 am MOUNTAIN BIKE MINI CAMP Join our Mountain Bike Mini Camp to learn and practice skills and techniques. Then put those skills to the test on the Bald Eagle Trail. Lake Higgins Ages 6-14 | July 26, 27, 28 | 9 am to 12 noon NATURE JOURNALING Make your own nature journal then head out to explore the grounds. We will write poems, short stories, or draw any nature-related topic that inspires us along the way. Lake Brandt All Ages • Lake Brandt: May 20 | 3-4:30 pm • Lake Higgins: August 3 | 6-7:30 pm NIGHT PADDLES Come out and enjoy the lake by moonlight. Bring your own boat or rent one of ours. Reservations are required. Lake Higgins and Lake Brandt 13+ • Lake Higgins: 2nd & 4th Wednesdays June-August | 8-10 pm 336-373-3739 • Lake Brandt: 1st & 3rd Thursdays June-August| 8- 10 pm 336-373-3741 OUTDOOR VOLLEYBALL Like indoor volleyball, the objective of the game is to send the ball over the net and to the ground on the opponent’s side of the court. Lewis Recreation Center All ages FREE $ $ $$

FAMILY FISHING EVENINGS

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Join us for a fun catch and release fishing program. Bait and poles are provided for attendees. Registration is required. Lake Higgins All Ages | May 12, 26 | 5-8 pm FISHING Fish species vary by location. Everyone over the age of 16 needs a NC State fishing license. Lake Brandt, Lake Higgins, Lake Townsend, Country Park, Keeley Park, and Hester Park All Ages GREENSBORO MOUNTAIN BIKING EXPERIENCE Beginner instruction for children and adults includes how to identify the appropriate size bike, replace the chain, repair a flat tire, and learn to ride. Various Locations All Ages | Summer Dates TBA HORSESHOES A lawn game using horseshoes and two throwing targets set in a lawn. These horseshoe pits are outdoors. Smith Community Park All Ages INTRO TO ADAPTIVE PADDLING Offered in partnership with Get Outdoors Pedal and Paddle, this adaptive program is for individuals to learn paddling strokes and techniques. Registration is required. Lake Higgins All Ages | June 10, July 15, August 19, September 9 | 1-2:30 pm KIDDIES & KAYAKS Introduce a kid to the joy of paddling! From a two-person kayak, a grown up and a kid, ages 4-12, will explore the water. Each child will receive a laminated book with things that are FREE FREE $ $ $

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ADAPTIVE PADDLING EXPERIENCE

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Offered in partnership with Get Outdoors Pedal and Paddle, this adaptive program is for individuals to enjoy time on the water with no formal instruction. Must have taken Intro to Adaptive Paddling to participate. Registration is required. Lake Higgins All Ages | June 10, July 15, August 19, September 9 | 10:30 am to 12 noon BIG BASS BATTLE Year-long tournament at Greensboro lakes. Sponsored by Fisherman’s Cove. The monthly winner receives a Big Bass Battle T-shirt and entry into the championship fish-off. Lake Higgins, Lake Brandt, and Lake Townsend 16+ | January-December BOCCE BALL Bocce, also known as Italian lawn bowling, is one of the most widely played lawn games in the world. Smith Community Park All Ages CHILDREN'S FISHING TOURNAMENT Celebrate National Fishing and Boating Week with our annual Children's Fishing Tournament. Bait and poles will be provided. Lake Higgins Ages 6-12 | June 10 | 10-11 am FREE FREE $$

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