Economic Development & Marketing Director – Chris McGahee
Community Development & Engineering Director – Margie Pozin
Chief Judge & Court Administrator – Charles Lewis Barrett, III
Chief of Police – Jaquelyn Carruth
Public Works Director – Audrey Turner
Parks & Recreation Director – Kathy Marelle OUR OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED FOR THESE UPCOMING HOLIDAYS
September 2 – Labor Day
November 28 – Thanksgiving
November 29 – Day after Thanksgiving
December 24 – Christmas Eve
December 25 – Christmas Day
January 1 – New Years Day
January 20 – Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Y GUIDE
FROM THE MAYOR
Fall is my favorite time of year. The weather cools, the humidity decreases, and the leaves turn new colors of orange, red and yellow. Duluth's Town Green gets more energized as people start to get out more. We have 2 large events, the Duluth Fall Festival and Howl on The Green.
This past Summer, Mayor and Council were out at the Summer events at the Duluth tent to hear from you. This Fall, you will see us in your neighborhoods. Be on the lookout for a neighborhood meeting with Mayor and Council. If your neighborhood doesn't have an HOA, we will try to host off-site meetings specifically for your neighborhoods. It is our goal to hear from the citizens of Duluth and to represent you correctly.
I encourage everyone to get on the new blasts for Duluth to learn about events, but also for trash service changes during holidays, road closures, and any other special announcements.
Duluth is a great City full of amazing people. It is our goal that everyone in the City thrive and be resilient and we know this looks different for everyone. It is important that we hear from you. You can find all of our contact information on the City's website at www.duluthga.net.
I look forward to meeting you in person soon.
BUILDING A DECK? PLANNING ON IN THE KNOW
Prior to beginning a deck construction project, whether you intend to do it yourself or hire a professional contractor, obtaining a building permit is essential. This permit guarantees that your new deck adheres to code standards for structural strength and safety. To obtain the permit, you must submit detailed deck plans.
The great news is that we don't always require an architecture degree to design deck plans for a building permit. In reality, numerous homeowners opt to craft their own plans. A fantastic deck begins with a wellthought-out plan. Your plan can range from a simple sketch drawn with a pencil, measuring tape, and graph paper to a more detailed design created with computer-aided design (CAD) tools. Whichever method you choose, it's crucial to ensure that your plan is accurately detailed.
In the end, regarding deck drawings for permits, here's what Community Development & Engineering Department is seeking.
A completed Building Permit Application
If your home is on a septic tank lot, you will need to contact the Gwinnett County Environmental Health Department prior to your permit submittal to the City of Duluth.
A site plan illustrating the proposed location with distances from the side and rear property lines, buffers, easements and building setback lines (if applicable).
A copy of the contractor’s State of Georgia contractor’s license and local business license issued in the State of Georgia (if the homeowner proposes to complete the work, a completed homeowner’s affidavit will be required).
A drawing providing construction details which illustrate the following:
• Footing dimensions
• Column dimensions
• Attachment details of beams, columns and floor joists
• Beam size and span
• Floor joist size and span
• Required handrails and guard rails if more than 30” inches above grade
• Ledger attachment (if proposed to be attached to the primary structure dimension measured from grade to the top of the floor joist (decks), measurement from grade to the highest elevation of the roof (for open porches with a proposed constructed roof).
Footing (before concrete is poured) and ledger board inspection. Framing
DULUTH RECEIVES BUILD GEORGIA AWARD FOR DOWNTOWN PROJECT
Showcasing the best of the best in construction performance in the state, the Associated General Contractors of Georgia, Inc. (AGC Georgia) recently announced Build Georgia Awards to projects completed in our state. Duluth’s Jewel Box project developed by Lusk Commercial Contractors was a recipient.
The Jewel Box project was the redevelopment of the former “paver lot” downtown to the beautiful activity lawn and new location for LR Burger. This was a critical project in the downtown development plans for the City and is now a crown jewel space.
COMMUNITY CLEAN UP DAY
Our Annual Community Clean Up Day was held on June 15. We had almost 600 people come through.
COLLECTION NUMBERS
• Over 5500lbs of E-waste (CRT monitors/TV’s and other mixed electronics) were collected and recycled.
• Nine 30-yard waste dumpsters filled.
• Over 100 tires were collected and taken for recycling.
Did you know that rainwater collected by storm drains is not treated or cleaned before it is released into nearby streams and rivers? This means that the dirt, trash, pet waste and other pollutants that get picked up by stormwater runoff are on a fast track to the waterways that support our local aquatic ecosystem and diverse wildlife. These are also the same rivers and streams that we like to fish and swim in, and that provide us with drinking water!
We can all do our part to protect our water resources and prevent stormwater pollution. Small changes go a long way! Pick up after your pet, fix vehicle leaks immediately, and consider using a commercial car wash rather than washing your car in the driveway. Commercial car washes discharge wastewater to a treatment facility so the contaminants can be removed.
Things like paint, automotive fluid, yard debris and pet waste should never enter a storm drain. These are considered illicit discharges. Sometimes they are unintentional and indirect (for example, excess fertilizer on a lawn can wash away and become a stormwater pollutant), and other times they are more deliberate, like disposing of excess paint down a storm drain.
If you see or suspect an illicit discharge, we want to know about it! Report your concerns by calling the Stormwater Department at 770.497.5311. You can also report your observations online at: www.duluthga.net/report.
Thank you for being a stormwater hero!
BLOOD DRIVE WITH THE RED CROSS
Join the City of Duluth Wellness Committee for our inaugural blood drive with the Red Cross on Thursday, October 10, 2024, from 9:00am to 1:00pm at the Festival Center (3142 Hill St)! This drive was inspired by member Shelley Shepphard who has donated over 40 pints of blood since 1996. Shelley’s contributions have positively impacted many lives, including patients with conditions like Sickle Cell Anemia.
City staff along with members of the Wellness Committee will be there, ready to roll up their sleeves alongside you. Together, we can make a difference and save lives!
Visit www.duluthga.net for more details on how to secure your spot and register to donate. Let's give the gift of life together!
PROPERTY TAX BILLS
The City of Duluth is responsible for billing and collecting City Property Taxes. Property includes real estate, personal property, boats, airplanes, business equipment and inventory. City property taxes are billed and levied in the fall of each tax year for the period of January 1 through December 31 of that year. Annual property tax bills are mailed out at the beginning of September to the owner on record as of January 1, 2024, and payments are due to the City on or before 5:00 p.m. on December 15, 2024. Refer to the back of the tax bill for a glossary of terms, explanation of charges and payments options.
For online look up on the status of your account go to duluthga.net/payonline or email taxes@duluthga.net. Business hours are 8:00 am to 4:30 pm., Monday through Friday.
The Stormwater Utility User Fee is a charge billed to all properties with greater than 500 square feet of impervious surfaces. All revenue from the stormwater utility fee is used only for stormwater management purposes and services, such as storm drain maintenance and repair.
DO SHOPPING CENTERS STILL MATTER?
You might ask yourself this question if you prefer one of the many delivery services that bring consumer goods to your door. In Duluth, much real estate is dedicated to strip center land use. Travel in any direction and you will quickly come across small ones or large grocery anchored shopping centers or strip centers. Strip centers are technically defined as a complex of stores with adjacent parking.
Duluth supports at least 37 of these centers with most located along our major transportation corridors. Peachtree Industrial Boulevard leads the way with the most. It is a very new road in the history of Duluth and was quickly developed to support the booming population growth of the 90’s and early 2000’s. The pace of new center construction has dropped dramatically since 2010. This is a reflection of the market and planning practices which tend to focus these complexes near residential population centers which can provide a base system of support.
Historically Duluth’s first shopping center was established in 1940. It was located in downtown on what is now the site of Parsons Alley. It took 36 years to get another one. The real boom began in 1983 and between then and 2008 the city approved 31 centers. Duluth is surrounded by communities with the same variety and assortment of centers. In fact, very few regions of the state have the staggering array of center choices in literally any direction.
So, what are they really and how do we keep them healthy, relevant, and vibrant, especially as they age? More importantly, when does the market indicate it is time to change the land use to something else, especially if a center has spanned its apparent useful life?
First and foremost, shopping centers are revenue generating real estate ventures for their owners. Owners can be individuals or giant worldwide corporations. Each center should have a property manager. The
property manager looks after the structures and facilities like parking and landscaping. They do not manage tenants typically. This falls on the leasing agents or tenant managers. In some cases, an owner may conduct all three of these tasks.
Regardless of this situation, visitors and residents of Duluth expect a certain standard of property maintenance. Our goal is for each property to look cared for even if a space is vacant. Appearance does matter for continued and future investments and more importantly, centers provide the necessities of life. Grocery anchored centers are highly coveted by investors regardless of age.
Other centers will demonstrate by lack of consumer support that there are other options to be supported by the market. The market rate multi-family complex, District at Duluth, is such an example. It was once the site of Proctor Square in downtown Duluth. Many store fronts were vacant. Big Lots vacated the space and Family Dollar did not reopen after a fire at the site. In 2015, the construction of Parsons Alley spurred the interest of residential developers in the mostly vacant center. The Residential Group purchased the site and developed 371 units of one and two-bedroom apartments.
Keep in mind the most important ingredient for cared for and thriving centers is you the consumer. Your choices matter. A recent example of this support is Duluth Station on Buford Highway and Old Peachtree Road. This center is anchored by Publix and its store fronts will be 100% leased in 2024 for the first time since 2006. Your choices have led to many healthy centers in Duluth. Most are 100% percent leased though not fully occupied. The relationship between centers and the city is a constant one as it takes monitoring to encourage property maintenance, waste management, and parking lot compliance. Your patronage will remain the most important factor in keeping these vital resource suppliers nearby and convenient.
PARKS AND RECREATION STAFF
Director – Kathy Marelle
Assistant Director of Recreation – Jason Rogers
Assistant Director of Parks – John Keating
Assistant Director of Athletics – Brandon Davis
Program Department
Beth Anne Woodruff
Will Marvel
Parks
Craig Corley
Kevin Hayes
Blake Birdsong
Garin Butler
PARKS AND
RECREATION
ADVISORY BOARD
Alexis Server
David Jones
Mark Carter
Janice Wheeler
Sharon Parris
Mary Odum
Ryan Marcinik
Curt Lindner
Annette Mcintosh
ZUMBA
FIT & FABULOUS! (50+)
It is never too late to start working out again! This class is geared toward people 50+ and will improve your heart, stretch muscles and get your body moving.
The Zumba program fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness program that will blow you away. Our goal is simple: we want you to want to work out, to love working out and to get hooked. Zumba Fanatics achieve long-term benefits while experiencing an absolute blast in one exciting hour of calorie-burning, body-energizing, awe-inspiring movements meant to engage and captivate for life!
TINY BALLERINA AND ME BALLET (AGE 2 WITH PARENT PARTICIPATION)
This class is designed for the youngest ballerina to become accustomed to the structure of a ballet class while having the comfort of a parent present. The curriculum is similar to the 3-5-year-old ballet class. The goal is for the ballerina to have learned basic ballet skills and be confident in a class without their parent.
Our Fairytale Ballet class is designed to capture your child’s imagination. Your child will learn the fundamentals of ballet with this creative themebased class. We strive to constantly keep your child engaged and have a creative learning experience every week.
Increase your flexibility, mobility and balance using poses, breathing techniques and props in this class for adults 50+. Chairs will be available for support while sitting or standing. You can choose between Tuesday or Thursday or you can take both the Tuesday and Thursday classes.
Power Yoga focuses on building strength, endurance and burning calories! With an emphasis on flowing from one pose to the next, power yoga moves at a more challenging pace while linking your breathing to the different motions of your body. A power yoga class may seem more like an aerobics or dance class and less like a relaxed one. Power yoga still requires mindfulness and focus on the breathing patterns of traditional vinyasa flow yoga.
Fee: Resident: $49, Non-resident: $59
4-Week Session
Wed 5:30 - 6:30 pm Aug Bunten
Wed 5:30 - 6:30 pm Sep Bunten
Wed 5:30 - 6:30 pm Oct Bunten
Wed 5:30 - 6:30 pm Nov Bunten
Wed 5:30 - 6:30 pm Dec Bunten
10:00 - 11:00 am Aug
10:00 - 11:00 am Aug
10:00 - 11:00 am Sep Bunten
Thurs 10:00 - 11:00 am Sep Bunten
Tues 10:00 - 11:00 am Oct Bunten
Thurs 10:00 - 11:00 am Oct Bunten
Tues 10:00 - 11:00 am Nov Bunten
Thurs 10:00 - 11:00 am Nov Bunten
Tues 10:00 - 11:00 am Dec Bunten
Thurs 10:00 - 11:00 am Dec Bunten
AND CAMPS AT BUNTEN ROAD PARK
i9 Sports is committed to Helping Kids Succeed in Life Through Sports®. All programs are designed to be fun and convenient for busy families, as all programs are one day per week with practice and games back-to-back. Programs are offered year-round at Bunten Road Park and, based on the season, include t-ball/baseball, soccer, basketball and after-school multi-sport clinics. Boys and girls ages 3-15 are taught sportsmanship values alongside skills and drills every week. I9 Sports focuses on FUN and safety, The Way Youth Sports Should Be®. For more details about the programs offered at Bunten Road Park, please visit the City of Duluth website at duluthga.net and check out the Athletics tab under Parks & Recreation.
DULUTH SOCCER ACADEMY
Duluth Soccer Academy is proud to partner with the City of Duluth Parks and Recreation! We are excited to offer various opportunities to kids as young as two to learn and play the game of soccer in a safe and fun environment.
JUNIOR ACADEMY (AGES 2-12)
This is a 6-week program with 1-hour sessions once a week designed to foster player development on Saturdays or Sundays. Multi-program and multi-family member discounts are available.
Fee: Starting at $85
RECREATIONAL SOCCER LEAGUE (AGES 4-11)
Duluth Soccer Academy is proud to offer a recreational soccer league for ages 4-11. For more information on league play dates and times, visit DuluthSoccerAcademy.org
For questions, please contact DSA at info@duluthsocceracademy.org or call 770.847.7162
Saturday night skies at Bunten Road Park. This prime time slot guarantees an electric atmosphere, allowing friends, families, and the local community to come together and cheer on the rising stars of Duluth.
But Rise Flag Football is not just about the competition; it's about fostering a sense of belonging and community engagement. With a strong focus on being heavily involved in the local community, Rise Flag Football aims to create a fun and supportive atmosphere for young athletes. Beyond the games, the organization will organize special events, community outreach programs, and educational workshops to enhance personal development both on and off the field.
So mark your calendars and get ready to witness the rise of youth flag football in Duluth, GA. Rise Flag Football at Bunten Road Park is set to ignite the local sports scene starting January 26th, 2024. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity for your child to be a part of the action!
For registration information and to learn more about Rise Flag Football, visit uariseflag.com or contact duluth@uariseflag.com. Let's rise together and make flag football in Duluth legendary!
DULUTH CO-ED ADULT LEAGUE KICKBALL
• Ages 18+
• Co-ed
• 8-20 Players per team
• Must have at least 4 women in every line-up SCHEDULE
• 1st Game September 21, 2024
• 4 Saturday morning games
• Season-Ending 1 Day Tournament
TEAM FEE
• $200 (70% Resident)
• $350 (Non-Resident)
FREE AGENT FEE
• $30 (Resident)
• $50 (Non-Resident)
*Fees include T-Shirt
To register, call or visit Bunten Road Park, 770.814.6981
Players are eligible for one team ONLY
BUNTEN ROAD PARK YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE (AGES 7-14)
SCHEDULE
• 8 game season (one weeknight & Saturday)
• All Games and Practices will be held at Bunten Road Park
• Registration begins September 1, 2024
• Practices begin December 7, 2024
• Games begin January 11, 2025
• Includes game jersey and t-shirt
FEE
• $120 (Resident)
• $160 (Non-Resident)
*Fees include jersey and T-Shirt
For more information visit www.duluthga.net (Parks and Recreation/Athletics) or email Brandon Davis bdavis@duluthga.net
ENRICHMENT COURSES
WHEN IS THE BEST AGE TO START YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS?
Note: Course is free but registration is still required to ensure adequate class materials are prepared for class.
MEDICARE CAN BE A MAZE! LEARN HOW TO NAVIGATE MEDICARE PLANS
Is Medicare Puzzling? For most people the answer is yes. This course assists the attendee in understanding the many facets and particulars of Medicare. You will gain a foundation of Medicare Part A, Part B, Part C (Medicare Advantage) and Part D (Prescription Drug Plan) and Medigap plans (aka Medicare Supplement plans). Areas include: when to apply, how to apply, how it interacts with private insurance, deductibles and what factors to include in choosing the right plan. Can you contribute to your HSA account after you move to Medicare?
We explore how to evaluate if you should stay on an employer plan at age 65 or move to Medicare and continue working at your employer. This is a growing trend!
CYBERSECURITY FOR KIDS: KEEPING KIDS SAFE ONLINE (AGES 3-11)
Parents, come learn practical steps you can to create a safer online environment for your kids—from gaming and devices to videos and apps.
Note: Course is free but registration is still required to ensure adequate class materials are prepared for class.
Note: The course is free, but you must register to ensure materials are prepared for class.
LONG TERM CARE 101 "MYTHS VS FACTS"
The needs of Long-Term Care (LTC) for you or a loved one can be extremely expensive. For some, it depletes the family retirement assets and places hardship on the patient’s children. Learn the potential LTC expenses and explore different ways of “assembling a plan” to pay for LTC. (Traditional and non-traditional)
Learn the basics of Long-Term Care coverage and how to evaluate it to determine if it’s a proper fit for you. The seminar examines home health care, assisted living, nursing home care and how to build a funding plan to fit an individual’s needs. Learn how to evaluate LTC coverage proposals traditional or hybrid. This is an education-only course provided by Robert Cox, RICP, CFF, Retirement Strategies Specialist/Certified Financial Fiduciary.
BIKE RIDING CLINIC (AGES 3-12)
6:30 - 7:45 pm Nov 7 Bunten
Note: Course is free but registration is still required to ensure adequate class materials are prepared for class.
MINIMIZING TAXES IN RETIREMENT
For middle income and higher income households, taxes are likely to be one of your highest yearly expenses. We explore how drawing down your IRAs or 401ks (voluntarily or thru RMDs) creates taxable income thus making your Social Security Benefits more taxable (aka The Social Security Tax Trap).
You will learn how the Provisional Income calculation will determine how much of your Social Security benefits are taxable. If you have 1 dollar in Provisional Income over a set amount, then 50% of your Household Social Security benefits are now taxable for that tax calendar year. We demonstrate the value of a ROTH IRA and how if used correctly can mitigate the taxation of your Social Security Benefits. Learn “Tax Bracket Harvesting” and how that is key to efficient ROTH IRA conversions. Also what happens when one spouse passes, and the tax/financial implications for surviving spouse.
Note: Course is free but registration is still required to ensure adequate class materials are prepared for class.
Balanced Kids Atlanta bike riding clinics teach kids how to confidently ride on two wheels in a fun and supportive environment! This one day clinic is designed to help kids learn the fundamentals of riding a bike while gaining confidence and learning a lifelong skill. Clinics are geared towered beginners, ages 4-10! Bikes are provided or you can bring your own.
Fee: Resident: $40, Non-resident: $45
(ages 3-5) 9:00 - 9:45 am Oct 6 Bunten
(ages 6-12) 10:00 - 11:00
Note: Ages 7+ must bring their own bike
ANNUITIES 101 – PERSONAL PENSION OR SAFE GROWTH
Annuities can deliver safe growth or lifetime income and are a good tool for many people, but is it right for you? In this educational –only seminar you will become more knowledgeable about different annuity types: Immediate, Deferred, Fixed Index and Variable Annuities. We will evaluate the pros and cons of different annuities and how they best fit an individual’s retirement needs.
You will learn how to identify market risk vs. no-market risk annuities, lifetime income riders, enhanced benefits, surrender charges and surrender periods and free annual withdrawal percentages. Also examine LTC riders (some double the yearly income payouts)
Instructor: Robert Cox a Retirement Strategies Specialist and Certified Financial Fiduciary
Note: Course is free but registration is still required to ensure adequate class materials are prepared for class.
TENNIS JUNIOR/TEEN
(FALL)
“LIL SPORT” II TENNIS (AGES 4-7)
This class is for youngsters that have had at least one session of “Lil Sport” I Tennis.
Fee: Resident: $65, Non-resident: $75
6-Week Session.
For information about USTA Leagues, visit: tennislink.usta.com
“LIL SPORT” I TENNIS (AGES 4-7)
Introduction to tennis in a fun, professional environment.
Mon 4:45 - 5:30 pm Aug 26 - Oct 7 Bunten (Kenny) Mon 4:45 - 5:30 pm Oct 21 - Dec 2 Bunten (Kenny)
6:30 - 7:30 pm Nov 7 – Dec 12 W.P. Jones (Travis)
YOUTH TENNIS (AGES 8-14)
Learn basic stroke production and how to keep score. A student may take this class several times as lesson plans will change from session to session and new skills will be added.
This class is open to all ability levels. Drills will continue to improve stroke production and to learn to play games will be included. This class is ideal for those juniors wishing to learn to play or wanting to play ALTA. .
This class is open to all ability levels. Drills will continue to improve stroke production and learning to play games will be included. This class is ideal for those juniors wishing to learn to play or wanting to play ALTA.
Fun, competitive tennis matches for 5–10-year-old boys and girls (played like tennis matches but without serving). This class is for 8 weeks. For more information, please call Bunten Road Park at 770.814.6981 or Kenny Hirsch at 770.623.4088
Fee: Resident: $85, Non-resident: $95
7:30 - 8:30 pm Sep 17 – Oct 22 W.P. Jones (Travis)
TENNIS ADULT
(SPRING/SUMMER)
ADULT BEGINNER TENNIS (AGES 18+)
Introduction to tennis includes all basic strokes, how to keep score and court positioning.
Mon 7:30 - 8:30 pm Aug 26 - Oct 7 Bunten (Ben) Mon 7:30 - 8:30 pm Oct 21 - Dec 2 Bunten (Ben)
SENIOR OPEN PLAY (AGES 50+)
Join us as we play round-robin tennis all year round.
Annual Fee: Resident: $30, Non-resident: $50
LOCATION Mon/Wed/Fri 9:30am - 1:00pm Bunten Tennis Courts 3 & 4 DAYS TIME DATES LOCATION
WHAT IS SENIOR PLAY?
PICKLEBALL 101 (AGES 18+)
Intro to Pickleball is a structured, fun class to learn basic strokes, rules and scoring through demonstrations, drills and practice. Learn key fundamentals and develop basic skills, so you’re ready to participate in the sport. Please wear tennis shoes or court shoes. Paddles and balls will be provided. Little to no experience is required!
This skills & drills level 2 pickleball class is for advanced beginners to intermediate players. This class can be repeated as often as the player would like. Clinics will start with warmups and then move on to play situations, skill development and the topic for that week's class, concluding with gameplay in front of the pro.
Tues 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Oct 1 - Oct 22 Bunten Gym
Thurs 6:00 - 7:00 pm Oct 3 - Oct 24 Bunten Gym
Tues 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Oct 29 - Nov 19 Bunten Gym
Thurs 6:00 - 7:00 pm Oct 31 - Nov 21 Bunten Gym
PICKLEBALL
OPEN PLAY PICKLEBALL (AGES 18+)
Come out and enjoy pickleball open gameplay! This is for all skill levels but will not include training time. Players will play round-robin games of pickleball.
Annual Fee: Resident: $15, Non-resident: $25
ACTIVE ADULT EVENTS
ACTIVE ADULT GAMES (AGES 50+)
If you are privileged to be 50+ and someone who enjoys gameplay competition, this is for you! Join us at the W.P. Jones Lodge every Wednesday and Thursday from 10am-2pm. On Wednesdays, we host various games, including Mahjong, Checkers, Backgammon and Scrabble, to name a few. On Thursdays, we host Social Bridge games.
Fall Fee: Residents: $10, Non-residents: $20
Please register at the Bunten Road Park Community Center office or by calling 770.814.6981. Reservations are required weekly for Social Bridge.
BOOK CLUB (AGES 50+)
Join us on the 4th Wednesday of each month for Book Club at W.P. Jones Lodge. Catering to those 50+, Book Club will meet at 2:00pm. There is no charge to join the book club, but a reservation is required. Call 770.814.6981 to register and get more information on what we are reading.
BRIDGE LESSONS (AGES 50+)
Join the exciting game of Bridge! The 6-week course will teach you gameplay vocabulary, gameplay and strategy.
Fee: Residents: $60, Non-residents: $70
Workbook: $10
Minimum of 6 students maximum of students 12
ACTIVE ADULT SIPS, STROKES, AND SOUPS (AGES 50+)
Please join us on Friday, September 13 for our Active Adult Luncheon: Sips, Strokes and Soups! Join in the fun by painting one of several pottery choices. We will supply all the necessary supplies, including a buffet luncheon with homemade soups with all the trimmings!
Fee: Residents: $8, Non-residents: $10
HOLIDAY BINGO & LUNCHEON (AGES 50+)
Please join us on Friday, October 11, for your favorite BINGO games! Prizes will be awarded by team!
Fee: Residents: $8, Non-residents: $10
HOLIDAY CHRISTMAS CAROLING/ TRADITIONAL HOLIDAY BUFFET (AGES 50+)
Please join us on Friday, December 13
Fee: Residents: $8, Non-residents: $10
Interested in renting out event space for birthday parties, wedding showers, baby showers, etc? The Bunten Road Park Activity Center Large Room and the W.P. Jones Lodge are available for renting! Call 770.814.6981 to find out more information.
October 25 | | 6:00pm10:00pm Duluth Town Green
Step into the magical world of Howl on the Green’s Mystical Masquerade! Join us for a free Halloween celebration packed with enchanting fun on Duluth Town Green!
