Leisure Guide
October - December 2021
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High Point Parks & Recreation enhances quality of life by providing opportunities through innovative programs, parks and facilities for present and future generations. Brought to you by:
High Point City Council Jay Wagner, Mayor Britt Moore, At Large, Mayor Pro Tem • Tyrone E. Johnson, At Large • Cyril Jefferson, Ward 1 • Chris Williams, Ward 2 Monica Peters, Ward 3 • Wesley Hudson, Ward 4 Victor Jones, Ward 5 • Michael A. Holmes, Ward 6
High Point Parks & Recreation Commission Marshall Newsome, Chair Eric Abeles, Vice-Chair Monica Peters, City Council Liaison Jerry Archie • Lauren Britton • Micholas Credle • Robert Davis • Derek Pegram • Brian Petty • Bryon Stricklin
High Point Parks & Recreation Staff Lee Tillery, Parks & Recreation Director Tracy Pegram, Assistant Parks & Recreation Director Eugene Coleman, Parks Maintenance Manager Colten Marble, Special Facilities Manager
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Department Happenings Special Populations is now called ASPIRE!
High Point Parks & Recreation’s Special Populations section is now known as ASPIRE: Adaptive Sports, Programs & Inclusive Recreation. This new name reflects trends and issues in parks and recreation relative to inclusive programming and universal design. The mission of this section is to provide social, emotional, physical, cognitive and spiritually stimulating recreation and leisure services to individuals with disabilities. “To aspire is to direct one’s hopes or ambitions towards achieving something, to rise higher,” said Leanne Lyons, ASPIRE supervisor with High Point Parks & Recreation. “The ASPIRE team is committed to offering programs that positively affect people of all abilities for the greater good and directly benefit our participants and their families as they “play, learn and enjoy” through High Point Parks & Recreation."
ASPIRE’s services are available to residents of the City of High Point and surrounding communities, providing programs such as Camp Ann, the Miracle League of High Point and Special Olympics Guilford/High Point. It also offers recreation opportunities like adaptive sports as well as social events like the Super Social Supper Club, annual holiday dances and day trips. Additional services include inclusion support, education and training to individuals, families and community members. Upcoming opportunities include The Big Three Challenger Flag Football League, Adaptive Tennis and Halloween and holiday social events. For more information on how to get involved or volunteer, please call 336.883.3477.
Girl Scout Donates Little Free Library at Goldston Park We’d like to recognize and congratulate Sarah Felder, a student at Greensboro College Middle College. Sarah attends Church of God of Prophecy in High Point and created a program called “My Little Readers Club” as part of her Girl Scout Gold Award, the most prestigious award that Girl Scout seniors and ambassadors can earn. Working alongside her stepfather and a team of volunteers, Sarah has donated four Little Free Libraries around High Point, including one at Goldston Park (1302 S. Elm St., High Point). She’s also collected donations of over 800 books to stock them and volunteers her time reading to children in second to sixth grades at Growing the Distance and Sprouts.
“Through this project, I found my passion for helping my community and Sarah Felder the youth,” said Sarah. “I have been a Girl Scout since first grade and have developed my skills in community service over those years. I am in the twelfth grade now and working on that part of my Gold Award. My project focuses on encouraging literacy and a love for reading at an early age, and my topic for research was helping children of color and kids who do not have access to books. Kids can eventually lose the inspiration for reading as they get older, leading to grammar, literacy and comprehension problems. I want them to have books they can relate to and to help build that love for reading.” Sarah, from all of us at High Point Parks & Recreation, thank you for your support of literacy and the youth of our community and the donation of a Little Free Library at Goldston Park! www.highpointnc.gov/pr
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Department Happenings Welcome, New Parks & Recreation Commissioners! The Parks & Recreation Commission is an advisory body comprised of nine members appointed by the High Point City Council. Members serve as representatives of the community and as advocates for various programs, facilities and staff for recreation-related services. Eric Abeles is one of our newer members of the High Point Parks & Recreation Commission; he began his term in 2020. Eric grew up in High Point, is a proud graduate of East Carolina University (go, Pirates!) and works as an Account Executive with Level Solutions Group. Abeles grew up in High Point, is a proud graduate of East Carolina University and works as an account executive with Level Solutions Group. He enjoys Crossfit and watching football with his wife, Cheridan, who is a nurse. His stepson Harrison Lipe is currently serving in the US Army. When asked why he said “yes” to this volunteer commitment, Eric replied, “I love High Point! High Point is my home.” Lauren Britton also began her commission term in 2020. Lauren, who grew up in High Point, graduated from Anderson University and works as a furniture sales representative. She and her husband Trey have a beautiful daughter named Amelia, who thoroughly charmed everyone at our recent volunteer picnic! Lauren enjoys working out, coaching basketball and travel and says, “I grew up here and always want to find ways to give back. I also love being outdoors, so parks & recreation seemed like the perfect fit and an opportunity to get involved with my community.” We are also excited to welcome Derek Pegram as a new member of the High Point Parks & Recreation Commission! Derek grew up in Greensboro, graduated from Northeast Guilford High School and enjoys golf. He is the general manager for Royal Limousine and is also self-employed with Htv Streams. We are so appreciative of Eric, Lauren and Derek’s volunteer service this past year and are pleased to officially welcome them to the High Point Parks & Recreation Commission.
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Thank You, Ed Price!
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High Point Parks & Recreation Director Lee Tillery (left) and High Point Parks & Recreation Commission Chair Marshall Newsome (right) recognize and thank Parks & Recreation Commissioner and local volunteer Ed Price (center) at a recent meeting. Marshall noted Ed’s advocacy for youth, schools and local sports as he ends his term on the Parks & Recreation Commission after serving for 16 years. We appreciate your service, Ed!
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Derek Pegram
Department Happenings Welcome, Marty Key!
Marty Key is our new tennis operations assistant at Oak Hollow Tennis Center. Marty, who enjoys camping and running in his spare time, says he enjoys the outdoors and staying physically active. We are glad to have him join our staff!
Welcome, Nick Leone!
Nick Leone has joined our groundskeeping team, helping maintain our parks and facilities as well as a large number of traffic islands throughout our city. Nick, who has a professional background in landscaping and loves the outdoors, grew up in Syracuse, N.Y. His fiancé Fiona is also a City of High Point employee.
Welcome, Ryan Staley!
Marty Key
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Sarah Watts
Ryan Staley is also a new member of the groundskeeping team. Ryan, who hails from Asheboro, likes hunting, fishing, history and “just being outdoors.” He says that is what drew him to begin his career with parks and recreation.
Welcome, Sarah Watts!
Sarah Watts is the new assistant grillroom supervisor, located at our Oak Hollow Golf Course. Sarah, who grew up in Tyro, N.C., says she was drawn to working in parks and recreation because of her “love of community.” Both of High Point Parks & Recreation’s grillrooms offer delicious daily specials to both golf course patrons and the public; come enjoy a great breakfast or lunch prepared by Sarah and our teams at Oak Hollow and Blair Park! We are glad to have each of these new members of our team; welcome to High Point Parks & Recreation!
Congratulations, Mike Mazur and Rod Spivey! Did you know that our playgrounds are inspected monthly by certified playground safety inspectors (CPSIs) who work on High Point Parks & Recreation's maintenance crews? We now have eight in total! Congratulations to Mike Mazur (left) and Rod Spivey (right), who recently became official CPSIs after extensive training and testing and are shown here at Southside Recreation Center's playground.
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Department Happenings Happy Anniversary to the Americans with Disabilities Act! On the thirty-first anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, Mayor Jay Wagner (shown in the purple tie) declared July 26, 2021, Americans with Disabilities Act Awareness Day in the City of High Point at a High Point City Council meeting. Also in attendance were High Point Parks & Recreation Director Lee Tillery (not shown), our ASPIRE staff and several of our Miracle League families. Mark Springfield from the Disability Advocacy Center (center) accepted the proclamation. For more information on programs provided by High Point Parks & Recreation to people with physical and intellectual disabilities, please contact our ASPIRE staff at 336.883.3477.
Oakview's Superhero Day Celebration Oakview Recreation Center's Summer Day Camp celebrated Super Hero Day in August. Campers made superhero crafts, ate a super hero lunch and played superhero games. The planet is safe with all these heroes around!
Deep River Recreation Center's Trailblazers Summer Camp Our Trailblazers summer campers from Deep River Recreation Center recently spent a morning at Oak Hollow Campground learning about camping and outdoor safety from High Point Park Ranger Thomas Roehm.
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Community Partners The Salvation Army and the City of High Point Housing Authority High Point Parks & Recreation was pleased to join The Salvation Army and the City of High Point Housing Authority again this year in hosting a School Supply Giveaway in August at Washington Terrace Community Center. Over 200 bookbags were distributed to local students as they prepare for a new school year.
Homegrown Heroes We love our community partnerships! Staff from Homegrown Heroes taught Oakview Recreation Center's summer day campers the difference between root vegetables and stem vegetables and how they play a role in healthy eating. The participants were also given a tour of the garden, where they were able to see different vegetables and how they grow.
Introducing SmartRec High Point Parks & Recreation is excited to announce a new registration and reservation software to better serve you! SmartRec by Amilia will provide a customer-friendly online experience for you to explore, discover and register for your favorite programs or reserve your outdoor spaces. As we make our transition to this new application, more information will follow on how you can create your account and learn just how easy it is to register for your activities online. www.highpointnc.gov/pr
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Facilities Allen Jay Recreation Center 336.883.3509
1073 E. Springfield Road
Athletic Field Rentals 336.883.3480 136 Northpoint Ave.
Field Rentals and Athletics
High Point Athletic Complex
336.883.3480 2920 School Park Road
Morehead Recreation Center 336.883.3506
101 Price St.
Blair Park Golf Course
Oak Hollow Campground
1901 S. Main St.
3415 N. Centennial St.
336.883.3497
Blair Park provides something for every player, no matter their skill level. A favorite with local golfers and the host of many local championships, Blair Park is a modern 18-hole facility traversed by numerous creeks that come into play on over half of the 18 holes. Many notable golfers have visited this course, including the legendary Sam Snead!
Deep River Recreation Center 336.883.3407
1529 Skeet Club Road
Hedgecock Dog Park 336.883.3469
300 Parris Ave.
336.883.3492
Campers will enjoy the wide variety of amenities located within and adjacent to the Campground. Oak Hollow Campground is conveniently accessible from all major highways and offers yearround camping.
Oak Hollow Golf Course 336.883.3260
3400 N. Centennial St. Oak Hollow is one of the few Pete Dye-designed public golf courses in the country and was at one time ranked one of the Best Courses of the South by Top Links magazine, as well as one of America’s Top 75 by Golf Digest. Some of the characteristics of the design offered at Oak Hollow include small, undulating greens, railroad ties, peninsula greens, pot bunkers and an island tee.
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High Point City Lake Park 336.883.3498
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"I was extremely fortunate to have these accommodations and very grateful for the patience, understanding and compassion shown to us. Thank you SOOOO much!!!! We'll use this park again and again in the future!" - Visitor to Deep River Recreation Center
Oak Hollow Marina 336.883.3494 3431 N. Centennial St.
We offer a variety of fishing tackle and weights made and poured locally, a wide range of bait from live minnows to red worms, night-crawlers and chicken livers. We also carry snacks, drinks, coolers and ice for any and all fishing needs. Hours of operation are based on daylight hours. Meeting Room Available for rental to groups for special occasions or meetings. Audiovisual equipment, including a projector, are available upon request.
Oak Hollow Park 336.883.3494
1841 Eastchester Drive Oak Hollow Park includes Festival Park, North Overlook and Sailboat Point. These parks offer shelter rentals and stunning views overlooking Oak Hollow Lake.
Oak Hollow Tennis Center 336.883.3493
3401 N. Centennial St.
Oakview Recreation Center 336.883.3508
503 James Road
Piedmont Environmental Center 336.883.8531
1220 Penny Road
Roy B. Culler, Jr. Senior Center 336.883.3584
921 Eastchester Drive, Suite 1230
Southside Recreation Center 336.883.3504
401 Taylor Ave. In addition to Parks & Recreation programs, Southside Recreation Center is the home of: • The Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater High Point • Fairview Family Resource Center • High Point LEAP • Piedmont Health Services and Sickle Cell Agency
Washington Terrace Park & Community Center 336.883.8599
101 Gordon St.
Recreation Centers Hours of Operation Southside Recreation Center Monday - Thursday 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Allen Jay, Deep River, Morehead & Oakview Recreation Centers Monday - Thursday 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Friday 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
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Programs You can register for all programs by visiting our website or calling our office at 336.883.3469.
Pre-School - Ages 0 - 5 Little Flippers Gymnastics Class (Ages 1 - 4) This class is designed to introduce the young gymnast to the fundamentals of gymnastics. With help from a parent or guardian, we will focus on balance, coordination, listening skills and following directions. Allen Jay Recreation Center October 5 - 27, November 2 - 30, December 7 - 22 Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 11:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. $40 per month MVP Rookie Sports Camp (Ages 3 - 5) Future MVP Rookies will move, stretch and build confidence while learning sports fundamentals and teamwork. Activities include basketball, T-ball, soccer, football and tennis. Allen Jay Recreation Center Mondays, October 4 - November 8, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. $25 per person
Youth - Ages 5 - 12 Beginner Youth Basketball Clinic (Ages 5 - 10) As they learn the proper form and techniques of basketball through drills, participants will develop the fundamentals of the game needed to compete in organized play, including dribbling, ball-handling, shooting, passing, catching, running and agility. Morehead Recreation Center Thursdays, October 7 - 28, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Free Let's Make Some Racquet! (Ages 5 - 12) Tennis helps build character, focus and sportsmanship. This program is designed to give young participants the foundational skills of tennis through game play and a stepby-step curriculum guided by staff. Oakview Recreation Center Thursdays, October 7 - 28, 6 - 6:45 p.m. Free
"Love, love, love the coaches! The program not only develops athletic skills but skills for character and communication." - High Point Power Basketball Parent 10
More Flips, More Fun Gymnastics and Tumbling Class (Ages 5 - 12) Our gymnastics and tumbling classes focus on physical conditioning and strength training as students do floor work and utilize the tumble track, balance beam, bars and vault. No jewelry or loose-fitting clothes. Allen Jay Recreation Center October 5 - 26, November 2 - 30, December 7 - 28 Tuesdays, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. $40 per person/per month Denim and Diamonds: Tea Party in Wonderland (Ages 5 - 12) "Are you entirely bonkers? All the best people are!" and they are joining us for a Wonderland-themed tea party with light snacks and a photo booth to capture the amazing memories of the night! Why don't you come, too? Per person fee includes one child and up to two adults. Oakview Recreation Center Saturday, October 2, 2 - 4 p.m. Friday, October 15, 6 - 8 p.m. $12 per person, $3 per additional child Beginner Level Tennis (Ages 5 - 12) All the basic skills of tennis will be covered, enabling each player to move to the next level. Players will learn how to keep score and rally using foam balls and appropriate-sized equipment on a smaller court to make learning the game fun and easy! Oak Hollow Tennis Center Mondays, October 25 - December 13, 4 - 5 p.m. $112 per person, $18 drop-in fee Youth Open Gym @ Morehead (Ages 5 - 17) Lace up your shoes, grab your basketball and let's determine who is the best baller! This open gym time provides youth the opportunity to play in a supervised, free play setting. October 2 - 30, November 6 - 27, December 4 - 18 Saturdays, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Free Beginner/Intermediate Level Tennis (Ages 7 - 12) These players are transitioning from beginners to intermediate players by moving to a full-sized court, a real tennis ball and learning about match play. Emphasis on point play will be stressed, as well as proper technique and court movement. Oak Hollow Tennis Center Tuesdays, October 26 - December 14, 4 - 5 p.m. $112 per person, $18 drop-in fee After School Zones (Ages 8 - 17) Get in The Zone after school! The daily Homework Zone takes priority, but we also have fun playing video games and basketball and participating in arts and crafts. Southside Recreation Center Mondays - Fridays, now through June 3, 2022, 4 - 6 p.m. Free
Let's Make Some Racquet! Intermediate (Ages 8 - 12) Tennis builds character, focus and sportsmanship. This program is designed to give participants the intermediate foundational skills of tennis through game play and stepby-step curriculum guided by staff. Participants must have completed the Let's Make Some Racquet beginner program. Oakview Recreation Center Thursdays, October 7 - 28, 7 - 8 p.m. $12 per person Winter Nature Camp (Ages 8 - 12) For two days of winter vacation, the PEC will host our Winter Nature Camp. Campers will be engaged in a giant game of "Natural Clue" with activities that use the "tools," visit the "places" and sort out the "characters" of the game. Using the classroom as a base laboratory, campers set out to find clue stations set up in the forest, grounds and garden areas. Clue stations include Talking Trees, Wild About Weather, Bird Beak Mix-up, Underground Escapes Made-up Maps and more. Activities and events take place outdoors and on the trails, so campers need to be dressed for outdoor play. Campers need to bring a lunch, two snacks and water. Piedmont Environmental Center Wednesday & Thursday, December 29 - 30 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. $40 per member, $60 per non-member Full Moon Experience (Ages 11 - 13) Students are invited to get a "feel" for the night sky during two evenings of their winter holiday break. They will learn to navigate the sky using the constellations and observe the moon, planets and deep space objects. During night walks on the trails, participants will also become familiar with the habits and ecology of nocturnal animals. Participants need to dress for winter outdoor activities and bring a water bottle. Piedmont Environmental Center Monday & Tuesday, December 20 - 21, 5 - 9 p.m. $30 per PEC member, $45 per non-member
Teens - Ages 13 - 17 Intermediate/Advanced Level Tennis (2) (Ages 8 - 16) These players are near the competitive level and are beginning to understand the importance of more serious tennis focus and play. Emphasis on point play will be stressed, as well as proper technique and court movement. Oak Hollow Tennis Center Wednesdays, October 27 - December 15, 4 - 5 p.m. $112 for eight weeks, $18 drop-in fee Intermediate/Advanced Level Tennis (Ages 8 - 16) These players are near the competitive level and are beginning to understand the importance of more serious tennis focus and play. Emphasis on point play will be stressed, as well as proper technique and court movement. No class November 25. Oak Hollow Tennis Center Thursdays, October 28 - December 16, 4 - 5 p.m. $98 for seven weeks, $18 drop-in fee
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Power Basketball Open Run (Ages 10 - 17) This program provides an opportunity to all past Power players looking for a place to continue exercising, developing their skills and playing competitive pickup basketball games. Morehead Recreation Center Tuesdays, September 14 - November 30, 6 - 7:30 p.m. Allen Jay Madden Season (Ages 10 - 17) Do you think you have what it takes to be the GOAT Madden Champion? Leave it all on the field and show us how it's done by competing against others in a weekly showdown. Game play will be on the PS4. Allen Jay Recreation Center Wednesdays, October 6 - November 10, 6 - 8 p.m. Free High Point Youth Council (Ages 13 - 17) Participation in the High Point Youth Council provides a unique opportunity to build leadership skills, learn organizational and administrative skills, enhance personal skills and become a member of an exciting organization. The High Point Youth Council strives to make our community a more enjoyable place for its youth through a wide variety of educational, social, recreational and service-learning projects. HPYC meets on the second Monday of every month during the school year; cost to join us $15. Please email the HPYC advisors to join or get additional information at hpyouthcouncil@highpointnc.gov. Morehead Recreation Center Every second Monday of every month, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. September 13, 2021 - May 9, 2022 $15 per person Open Gym for Teens @ Oakview (Ages 13 - 17) Shoot hoops, practice those basketball skills, work out or play games in a casual setting. Participants may check out a basketball or bring their own. Oakview Recreation Center November 3 - 24, December 1 - 29 Wednesdays, 6 - 8 p.m. Free
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Adults - Ages 18+ Dog Obedience Classes (Ages 16+) Qualified instructors will teach owners and dogs basic commands and socialization skills. Dogs must be at least eight weeks old. Participants must bring their pet's shot records, a six-foot, non-retractable leash, a choke collar and treats. Oakview Recreation Center October 12 - November 16, November 23 - December 28 Tuesdays, 7 - 8 p.m. $50 per session Fall Leaf Kayak Tour (Ages 16+) Enjoy a guided kayak tour of the lovely Arnold J. Koonce, Jr. City Lake during its most scenic season. On our tour, we will see an abundance of beautiful colors with the changing of the leaves; we may even see some wildlife! Registration begins October 1. High Point City Lake Park Saturday, October 30, 10 a.m. - noon $6 with personal kayak, $15 with single kayak rental $22 with tandem kayak rental Adult Open Gym (Ages 18+) Adult Open Gym is a time for adults to play pickup basketball in a casual setting. Friendly competition is welcomed. Participants may check out a basketball or bring their own. Morehead Recreation Center Wednesdays, September 1 - October 27, 6 - 8 p.m. Oakview Recreation Center Mondays, September 13 - December 20, 6 - 8 p.m. Free City Ballers (Ages 18+) City of High Point employees, improve your health and burn calories with co-workers as you enjoy some friendly basketball games during lunchtime! Southside Recreation Center Tuesdays & Thursdays, September 2 - December 28, Noon - 2 p.m. Free Pickleball Open Gym (Ages 18+) Easily adapted for all ages and skill levels, this easy-to-learn game combines many elements of tennis, badminton and pingpong. Join us and prepare to enjoy a fun new workout! Now through November 30 Morehead Recreation Center Mondays & Wednesdays, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Oakview Recreation Center Tuesdays & Thursdays, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Tuesdays, 6 - 8 p.m. Free
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Twilight Golf Rates (Ages 22+) Time varies with each season. Blair Park Golf Course - $21 with cart/$13 to walk Oak Hollow Golf Course - $25 with cart/$17 to walk Mondays - Fridays September 7 - October 29 begins at 2 p.m. November 1, 2021 - February 25, 2022, begins at 1 p.m. Winter Golf Rates (Ages 22+) Rates include green and cart fees and a $3 voucher for food in our grill rooms. Blair Park Golf Course - $18 Monday through Friday and $22 on Saturday, Sunday and holidays. To make your tee time, please call 336.883.3497. Oak Hollow Golf Course - $26 for non-seniors and $20 for seniors Monday through Friday. Rates are $30 on Saturday, Sunday and holidays. To make your tee time, please call 336.883.3260. Rates are good December 1, 2021 - February 28, 2022. Body Boost (Ages 18+) Boost your body! Participation in this strength and cardio workout, taught by a certified personal trainer, will boost your strength and your energy. Participants use free weights and a yoga mat. Deep River Recreation Center Wednesdays, October 6, 2021 - June 29, 2022, 7 - 8 p.m. $5 per class, $20 for five classes, $60 for 20 classes Adult Beginner/Intermediate Level Tennis (Ages 18+) All of the basic skills of tennis will be covered. Learn about match play, proper technique and court movement. Oak Hollow Tennis Center Saturdays, October 30 - December 18, 1 - 2 p.m. $98 per person, $18 drop-in Birdwatching Basics (Ages 18+) Flock to PEC to learn the basics of birdwatching! Staff naturalists will share insight about the tools you need and what to look for when identifying birds. After observing the birds at the feeding station, we will go on a short hike to visit other birdwatching locations. This class is intended for beginner birdwatchers. Binoculars will be available for those that don't have them. Piedmont Environmental Center Saturday, November 20, 8 - 10 a.m. $3 per person, free for PEC members Holiday Parade of Boats (Ages 18+) Show off your holiday spirit at our first Holiday Parade of Boats on beautiful Oak Hollow Lake. Powered boats and nonpowered boats are welcome. Participants line up at the marina beginning at 5 p.m. Parade starts at 6 p.m. First place prizes will be awarded in four categories. Spectators are invited to view the holiday parade from the shoreline at Festival Park and help choose the winners! Please call 336.883.3494 for more information. Oak Hollow Marina Saturday, December 4, 6 - 7 p.m. Free
Double Dutch Club (Ages 40+) Tone up, burn calories and relive some great childhood memories! If you're over age 40 and jumped Double Dutch when you were growing up, come join our new High Point group and get in a fun workout. Washington Terrace Park and Community Center Tuesdays, Now through December 28, 6 - 7:30 p.m. Free
Double Dutch Club at Washington Terrace Park and Community Center
Family Halloween Safari (Ages 4+) No tricks, but plenty of treats await you on PEC’s trails! As you make your way through the darkened woods, meet “animals” who tell amazing things about their lives up close and personal, apple cider, cookies and a campfire complete this unusual, educational Halloween adventure. Hikes last about 45 minutes. All participants should bring a flashlight and wear appropriate shoes. Please call 336.883.8531 for more information. Piedmont Environmental Center Friday & Saturday, October 29 - 30, 7 - 9 p.m. $4 per person, $1 for ages under 5 The Sneaker Shop Here's a chance for the sneaker community to buy, sell and trade some of the most sought-after pairs out there! We'll showcase the Triad's largest collectors and resellers of sneakers, streetwear and art. If you would like to participate as a vendor, please contact the center or go online https://www.highpointnc.gov/pr to reserve your spot. Southside Recreation Center Saturday, November 20, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. $25 per vendor Family Open Gym Shoot hoops, practice those basketball skills, work out, play games or just enjoy family time in a casual atmosphere as you exercise together. Oakview Recreation Center Saturdays, September 4 - November 27, 1 - 2 p.m. Southside Recreation Center Mondays, Spetember 13 - November 29, 6 - 8 p.m. Free
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High Point Parks & Recreation Esports Calling all gamers! We have teamed up with L.E.A.P. to bring you a recreational online gaming experience. Download the Mission Control app and select us as your league. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, you can join leagues with friends across the city or state and compete in your favorite online games and be crowned High Point's Esports Champion! For more information and tournament schedule, see page 19, or please call Kimili Long at 336.883.3504. Southside Recreation Center $10 per participant for marquee leagues/tournaments. Non-marquee leagues/tournaments will vary in participant fee from no charge up to $10 for participation. Quarterly Big Fish Tournament (Ages 2+) Try and catch the biggest fish in the lake! We'll keep a display board keeping track of the weights in the marina; prizes are awarded each quarter for the biggest catfish, crappie and bass. Grand prizes will be awarded at the end of the year! Registration is required before catching the fish. Participants can register once for the whole year at any time. High Point City Lake Park Mondays - Sundays Now through December 31, 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. Free Cornhole Tournament Are you great at this game? It's your time to shine! Bring your family and compete in teams of one or two players; all ages are welcome. First, second and third place winners will be awarded prizes. Team includes two people. Pre-registration is required. Oakview Recreation Center Practice - Friday, October 8, 6 - 8 p.m. Tournament - Saturday, October 9, 3 - 5 p.m. $10 per team Fall Leaf Tours Enjoy a long-standing tradition on this annual guided tour, which takes park visitors around High Point City Lake on our excursion boat. During the 45-minute tour, participants learn about the seasonal changes and wildlife in and around the lake from Piedmont Environmental Center staff Naturalist Dick Thomas. Dick's entertaining and informative commentary, combined with amazing photographic opportunities, make this offering a seasonal favorite. Reservations will be accepted beginning Monday, September 27. High Point City Lake Park Friday - Sunday, October 22 - November 7 $4 per person, $3 for seniors
"My son had lots of fun; his favorite part was interacting with the animals and reptiles" - Summer Nature Camp parent
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Holiday Craft Bazaar Calling all artists, craft makers and shoppers! Shoppers can browse booths set up with unique items, including holiday decorations, toys, teacher's gifts, jewelry, sewn items, wood crafts and much more. This two-day event will be the perfect opportunity to find that special gift for that "hard to shop for" person on your list! If you would like to participate as a vendor, please call 336.883.3508. Oakview Recreation Center December 4 - 5, Saturday, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., Sunday 1 - 5 p.m. $20 vendor fee, $5 additional table
Seniors - Ages 50+ The mission of the Roy B. Culler, Jr. Senior Center is to provide a safe, accessible and well-maintained facility that provides recreation programs for the senior residents in the City of High Point. Please also be aware that we have recently moved to our new location at 921 Eastchester Drive, Suite 1230, High Point. For more information on programs, please call 336.883.3584 unless otherwise noted. Pickleball for Beginners Learn a new sport or sharpen your skills! Pickleball is a fun game played with a perforated plastic baseball and wooden or composite paddles. Roy B. Culler, Jr. Senior Center Tuesdays, now through October 26, 3 - 4 p.m. Free Active Living Every Day A certified instructor will lead you through this program, focused on ways to be active every day: at work, at home, even on vacation. We will learn and practice behavior change skills such as goal setting, self-monitoring and social support. Please come by the Senior Center or call to register and commit to active living every day! Roy B. Culler, Jr. Senior Center Tuesdays, September 14 - December 7, 2 - 3 p.m. Free Southside Senior Fitness The Southside Fitness Center and Cardio Room offer designated drop-in hours to adults age 50 and older at no charge. Our newly-renovated facility features an elliptical machine, treadmill, stationary bike, spin bikes, fitness rope, kettlebells, weights and Smith Bench press machine. Staff will be available to assist participants with fitness goals and machine use. Southside Recreation Center Now through December 31 Mondays & Wednesdays, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Free
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Virtual Morning Exercise Drills Designed for active senior adults who exercise regularly, this virtual program provides a brief, intense workout incorporating cardio and strength training. Please consult your doctor before registering. Limited space is available. Roy B. Culler, Jr. Senior Center September 20 - October 25, November 1 - December 6, December 13, 2021 - January 31, 2022 Mondays, 8:30 - 9 a.m. Free
Monthly/Weekly Events Monday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Open Walking Time
Tuesday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Open Walking Time
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Billiards
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Billiards
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Computer Lab
9 a.m - 5 p.m. Computer Lab
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Ping Pong
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Ping Pong
Senior Resources of Guilford 9:30 - Blood Pressure 10:30 a.m. Screenings AHOY Exercise 10 - 11 a.m. Class
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
11 a.m. - noon Walk with Ease Legal Aid of NC Appointments Hand & Foot 1 - 4:30 p.m. Canasta 1 - 4 p.m.
2 - 3 p.m. Chair Volleyball Creative 2 - 4 p.m. Coloring & Scrapbooking Bowling 2 - 4:30 p.m. ($2 per game) Cornhole and 3 - 4 p.m. Shuffleboard for Seniors
Senior 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Resources of Guilford 10:30 a.m. - Senior Class noon Chorus Duplicate 1 - 4:30 p.m. Bridge Games Samba Card 1 - 4:30 p.m. Game Pickleball for 4 - 6 p.m. Seniors
Bringo for Seniors Bringo means to enjoy a fun and social game of bingo each month, and bring a friend! Special thanks to Oak Street Health for providing prizes and pre-packaged snacks for participants. Morehead Recreation Center Thursdays, noon - 1:30 p.m. October 28, November 18 & December 30 Free
Senior Health Fair This annual event links adults age 50+ with multiple community agencies providing screenings, resources and information that are important to them. Each participating agency provides health or community information, giveaways and door prizes. Roy B. Culler, Jr. Senior Center Friday, October 22, 10 - 11:30 a.m. Free
at Roy B. Culler, Jr. Senior Center Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Open Walking Time
9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Open Walking Time
9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Open Walking Time
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Billiards
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Billiards
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Billiards
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Computer Lab
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Computer Lab
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Computer Lab
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Ping Pong
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Ping Pong
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Ping Pong
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Senior Resources of Guilford
10 - 11 a.m. AHOY Exercise Class 11 a.m. - noon Walk with Ease 1 - 3 p.m. Bingo ($1 per person) 1 - 3 p.m. Mahjong 1 - 4:30 p.m. Art Class
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 9:15 a.m. noon 9:30 11:30 a.m. 10 11:30 a.m.
Senior Resources of Guilford Social Bridge Knitting & Crochet Book Club (3rd Thursdays)
10 a.m. - noon Bid Whist 1 - 4 p.m. Art Class II Duplicate Bridge Games
2 - 3 p.m. Chair Volleyball
1 - 4:30 p.m.
Cornhole and 3 - 4 p.m. Shuffleboard for Seniors
1 - 4:30 p.m. Triple Play Canasta
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Senior Resources of Guilford
10 - 11 a.m. AHOY Exercise Class 11 a.m. - noon Walk with Ease 1 - 4:30 p.m. Pinochle 2 - 3 p.m. Chair Volleyball Creative Coloring and Scrapbooking Cornhole and 3 - 4 p.m. Shuffleboard for Seniors 2 - 4 p.m.
4 - 6 p.m. Pickleball for Seniors
For class descriptions or more information, call the Senior Center at 336.883.3584 or visit our website.
www.highpointnc.gov/pr
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Veteran's Take Home Breakfast This year's event will be a take-home breakfast to our veterans in honor of their service! Due to limited availability, advance registration is required by visiting or calling the Senior Center at 336.883.3584. Roy B. Culler, Jr. Senior Center Friday, November 5, 9 - 10 a.m. Free Holiday Open House Dress in your holiday attire and enjoy the festivities at our annual Holiday Open House, featuring music, refreshments and fellowship at our new location! Please register at the Senior Center or call 336.883.3584. Roy B. Culler, Jr. Senior Center Friday, December 3, 1 - 3 p.m. Free Silver Strong (Ages 70+) You may feel like you are getting older, but this class, led by a certified personal trainer, can help you reverse that thought. Keep your mind and body active as we focus on strength, balance and flexibility and feel like a younger version of you! Deep River Recreation Center Mondays & Fridays, Now through June 27, 2022 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. $5 per class, $20 for five classes, $60 for 20 classes
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Streaming Basics Want to learn more about the hype behind digital streaming? This course covers the basics of what you need to know to enjoy all your favorite entertainment through streaming services! Space is limited; contact the Senior Center to register. Roy B. Culler, Jr. Senior Center Mondays, October 4 & 11, November 1 & 8 $5 for ages 50 - 64, $4 for ages 65 and older Tablet Basics Technology changes quickly; we will discuss what to look for when purchasing a new tablet. We'll also learn how to customize tablets, install and open apps and cast a tablet to another device and discuss tablet memory, storage and maintenance. Roy B. Culler, Jr. Senior Center Mondays, October 4 - 25, November 1 - 22, 10 - 11 a.m. $12 for ages 50 - 64, $10 for ages 65 and older Thanksgiving Take Home Lunch It is our tradition to share a Thanksgiving luncheon with Senior Center participants and staff. This year will be a bit different as we observe our annual celebration with a take-home lunch event, but the spirit of gratitude for our friendships is the same! Please note that the meal is catered, and registration is limited. Roy B. Culler, Jr. Senior Center Friday, November 12, 11 a.m. - noon $7 per person
ASPIRE Formerly known as Special Populations, ASPIRE stands for Adaptive Sports, Programs and Inclusive Recreation. For more information on programs, please call 336.883.3477. Yoga (Ages 8+) Whether you participate while sitting or standing, you are sure to reap the many benefits of yoga. ASPIRE is offering a semi-virtual yoga class, in person or via Zoom, for people of all levels and abilities. For more information, please contact Stephanie Hedgecock at 336.883.3477 or email stephanie.hedgecock@highpointnc.gov. Allen Jay Recreation Center Thursdays, Now through October 14, 11 a.m. - noon Free Day at the Fair (Ages 12+) Designed for people with disabilities, this fun trip will take us to the Carolina Classic Fair for its Special Education Day. There is no admission fee, but participants must bring money for rides, lunch, games and souvenirs. To register, please contact Stephanie Hedgecock at 336.883.3477 or stephanie.hedgecock@highpointnc.gov. Wednesday, October 6, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Halloween Dance (Ages 5+) People with disabilities, their families and friends are invited to join in the fun at our annual Halloween dance! Costumes are welcomed but not required. To register, email Stephanie Hedgecock at stephanie.hedgecock@highpointnc.gov or call 336.883.3477 for more information. Miracle League Field Tuesday, October 26, 6 - 8 p.m. Free
Super Social Supper Club (Ages 8+) Learn the basics of restaurant etiquette through this fun and social program. Our outings include learning how to place a food order, paying a bill and calculating a tip. All registered participants need to bring money, arrive at 6 p.m. and be picked up by 7:30 p.m. Contact Stephanie Hedgecock at 336.883.3477 by noon the day of each outing for the location. Wednesdays, September 29 & October 27, 6 - 7:30 p.m. Free Christmas Dance (Ages 5+) Our ASPIRE Christmas dance for people with disabilities and their families and friends is a long-standing and well-loved tradition! To register, please email Stephanie Hedgecock at stephanie.hedgecock@highpointnc.gov or call 336.883.3477 for more information. Morehead Recreation Center Tuesday, December 7, 6 - 8 p.m. Free Valentine's Dance Celebrate Valentine's Day as you boogie, jive and dance the night away! This event is part of our ASPIRE program but is open for people of all abilities along with their families and friends. Please contact Stephanie Hedgecock at stephanie.hedgecock@highpointnc.gov or call 336.883.3477 for more information. Morehead Recreation Center Tuesday, February 8, 2022, 6 - 8 p.m. Free
Miracle League Welcomes High Point City Manager High Point Parks & Recreation's Miracle League were honored to welcome new High Point City Manager Tasha Logan Ford to throw out the first pitch at the fall season opening game. After a year away due to the pandemic, everyone players, families, volunteers and staff - was thrilled to be back on our “field of dreams” at the High Point Athletic Complex! Volunteer coaches are especially needed for this six-week program; please reach out to our ASPIRE staff at 336.883.3483 if you are interested. Tasha Logan Ford
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Trails & Greenways High Point Greenway The High Point Greenway is a 4.45-mile paved trail beginning at Armstrong Park (305 E. Parkway Ave.) and ending at Piedmont Environmental Center (1220 Penny Road). Bicentennial Greenway The 6.2-mile High Point section of the Bicentennial Greenway begins at the Piedmont Environmental Center (1220 Penny Road) and runs to Gallimore Dairy Road. The Greenway then travels through Greensboro, connecting to the Atlantic and Yadkin Greenway at the Guilford Courthouse National Military Park. Natural Surface Trails High Point offers 6.6 miles of natural surface trails through hardwood and pine forests and lakeside habitats in the North and South Preserves at the Piedmont Environmental Center (1220 Penny Road). West End Cross Country Course & Walking Trail A 1.5-mile natural surface walking trail is located at West End Park (1701 Edgewood Drive). This course can be reserved by groups for a cross country meet for $100 per meet. Please call 336.883.3480 to check availability. Other Walking Loops Aderholdt Track (High Point Athletic Complex): 1 loop = .25 miles Allen Jay Recreation Center and Park (1073 E. Springfield Road): 1 loop = .5 miles Burnett Park (1051 Montlieu Ave.): 1 loop = .3 miles Washington Street Park (738 Washington St.): 1 loop around playground = .10 mile Washington Terrace Park (101 Gordon St.): 1 loop = .3 miles
High Point Greenway Master Plan A High Point Greenway Master Plan was recently completed and approved by City Council on July 19, 2021. This plan will provide a framework to preserve and expand High Point’s Greenway network. Greenways provide a wide variety of personal and communitylevel benefits. Key benefits include connectivity and access, health, economic impact and access to nature and environmental preservation. High Point currently has over 11 miles of paved greenway trail along with walking loops, a track, natural surface trails and a cross country course. To learn more about the Greenway Master Plan or find information on our existing trails and greenways, please visit www.highpointnc.gov/trails.
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30 & Older Summer Basketball League Congratulations to the 2021 champions of High Point Parks & Recreation’s 30+ Summer Basketball League, the Lakers, and the runner-up team, Livewire! For more information on our athletics programs, please visit our webpage at www.highpointnc.gov/pr.
Lakers
Livewire
Esports
Leagues/Tournaments schedule for 2021 by season (marquee leagues have a * next to them) Download the "Mission Control GG" app or scan the QR code in the photo above. Summer: July - September Fall: Mid-September - December PGA Tour 2K* Madden NFL* Fortnite Super Smash Brothers Rocket League Fortnite Super Smash Brothers Some games may change due to new releases or popularity. $10 per participant for marquee leagues/tournaments. Non-marquee leagues/tournaments will vary in participant fee from $5 - $10 to no charge for participation. www.highpointnc.gov/pr
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Shelter Rentals
(fee is a minimum of 4 hours)
Community/Neighborhood Parks - 336.883.3469
High Point Parks & Recreation is pleased to offer a variety of rental opportunities at our recreation centers and facilities. We offer affordable rates and attractive venues for: • Small groups to large gatherings • Indoor and outdoor events • Corporate events and meetings • Family reunions and celebrations • Wedding receptions and baby showers • Birthday parties • Shelter fee is per four hours • Facility fee is per hour, minimum two hours * = shelter has electricity. Call 336.883.3469 or visit our website at www.highpointnc. gov/pr to find out more about our affordable rates, helpful staff and attractive venues.
Shelter Name
Size
Number of Tables
Person Capacity
Fee
Allen Jay Park #1
20’ x 20’
(3) 8’ tables, (1) 6’ table
40
$35
Allen Jay Park #2
20’ x 30’
(2) 16’ tables
40
$35
Armstrong Park
24' x 52'
(2) 8' handicap tables, (6) 6' tables
60
$40
Cedrow Park*
40’ x 20’
(2) 6’ tables, (2) 15’ tables
50
$35
Deep River Park
48’ x 23’
(4) 6’ tables, (2) 15’ tables
80
$35
Macedonia Park
20’ x 30’
(2) 12’ tables
20
$35
High Point City Lake Park - 336.883.3498 Shelters 1, 8, 9, 10
Closed due to construction
2*
65’ x 51’
(20) 12’ tables
250
$65
3*
65’ x 51’
(20) 12’ tables
250
$65
2 & 3*
65’ x 102’ (40) 12’ tables
550
$115
4*
24’ x 36’
(6) 12’ tables
60
$45
5*
20’ x 36’
(7) 12’ tables
60
$45
6*
40’ x 84’
(22) 12’ tables
200
$65
7*
40’ x 84’
(22) 12’ tables
200
$65
Oak Hollow Park - 336.883.3494 1* North Overlook
25’ x 50’
(9) 8’ tables
80
$40
2* North Overlook
25’ x 50’
(9) 8’ tables
80
$40
3* Festival Park
25’ x 50’
(9) 8’ tables
80
$40
4* Festival Park
25’ x 50’
(9) 8’ tables
80
$40
5* Sailboat Point
25’ x 50’
(9) 8’ tables
80
$40
6* Sailboat Point
25’ x 50’
(9) 8’ tables
80
$40
Washington Terrace Park & Community Center - 336.883.8599
Shelter at Armstrong Park
20
1
16’ x 16’
(4) 6’ tables
20
$35
2
16’ x 16’
(2) 12’ tables
20
$35
3*
25’ x 17’
30
$40
4*
24' x 52'
60
$40
5*
36' x 65'
135
$55
(1) 6’ table, (1) 8’ table, (2) 12’ tables (2) 8’ handicap tables, (6) 6’ tables (13) 6' tables, (1) 8' table, (4) 12' tables
Facility Rentals
(fee is per hour, minimum of 2 hours)
Allen Jay Recreation Center
1073 East Springfield Road
336.883.3509 or
Deep River Recreation Center
1529 Skeet Club Road
336.883.3407
Room
Size
Person Capacity
Fee
Gymnasium
84' x 50'
200 bleacher seating
$35
Large Activity Room
46' x 35'
100 seated
$35
Small Activity Room
23' x 22'
25 seated
$25
Morehead Recreation Center
101 Price St.
Gymnasium
84' x 50'
200 bleacher seating
$35
Large Activity Room
48' x 40'
111 seated
$35
Small Activity Room
36' x 29'
50 seated
$25
Oak Hollow Marina
3431 North Centennial St.
Meeting Room
25' x 17'
Oakview Recreation Center
503 James Road
Gymnasium
84' x 50'
200 bleacher seating
$35
Large Activity Room
48' x 40'
100 seated
$35
Small Activity Room
36' x 24'
40 seated
$25
Piedmont Environmental Center
1220 Penny Road
Auditorium
36' x 24'
Southside Recreation Center
401 Taylor Ave.
Gymnasium
84' x 54'
300 bleacher seating
$35
Small Activity Room Washington Terrace Park & Community Center
36' x 24'
40 seated
$25
Large Activity Room
45' x 38'
80
$50
Meeting Room
20' x 20'
20
$35
336.883.3506
336.883.3494
25 seated, 30 non-seated
$25 336.883.3508
336.883.8531
50 seated, 75 non-seated
$40 336.883.3504
101 Gordon St.
336.883.8599
Triangle Park's New Play Structure Triangle Park (500 Colonial Drive, High Point) has a new play structure! Another cool feature at this neighborhood park is the Mommy & Me Swing, where parents and little ones can enjoy swinging together. Come visit soon! New Play Structure
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Mommy & Me Swing
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Coming Fall 2021 Fall Leaf Tours Enjoy a long-standing High Point tradition on this annual guided tour, which takes park visitors around High Point City Lake on our excursion boat. During the 45-minute tour, participants learn about the seasonal changes and wildlife in and around the lake from Piedmont Environmental Center staff Naturalist Dick Thomas. Dick's entertaining and informative commentary, combined with amazing photographic opportunities, make this offering a seasonal favorite. Reservations will be accepted beginning Monday, September 27. High Point City Lake Park Friday - Sunday, October 22 - November 7 $4 per person, $3 for seniors
Fall Leaf Kayak Tour (Ages 16+) Enjoy a guided kayak tour of the lovely Arnold J. Koonce, Jr. City Lake during its most scenic season. On our tour, we will see an abundance of beautiful seasonal colors with the changing of the leaves; we may even see some wildlife! Registration begins October 1. High Point City Lake Park Saturday, October 30, 10 a.m. - noon $6 with personal kayak, $15 with single kayak rental $22 with tandem kayak rental
The Sneaker Shop (all ages) Here's a chance for the sneaker community to buy, sell and trade some of the most sought-after pairs out there! We'll showcase the Triad's largest collectors and resellers of sneakers, streetwear and art. If you would like to participate as a vendor, please contact the center or go online https://www.highpointnc.gov/pr to reserve your spot. Southside Recreation Center Saturday, November 20, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. $25 per vendor
Halloween Spooky Hoopla Halloween Spooky Hoopla is a "Trunk-Or-Treat" event with a costume contest, face painting, balloon art, bounce houses, gaming truck, hayride, Haunted Trail and more! Event is free; food will be available for purchase from food truck vendors. Volunteers are needed to provide vehicles and individually-wrapped candies during the Trunk-Or-Treat. High Point Athletic Complex Saturday, October 16, 5 - 8 p.m. $75 per food vendor, $50 per non-food vendor
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Index Allen Jay Recreation Center 8 Little Flippers Gymnastics Class 10 MVP Rookie Sports Camp 10 10 Allen Jay Madden Season 11 ASPIRE Yoga Day at the Fair Halloween Dance Super Social Supper Club Christmas Dance Valentine's Dance
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Blair Park Golf Course Bud Kivett Memorial Golf Championship
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Deep River Recreation Center Body Boost Silver Strong
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Greenways and Trails
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Hedgecock Dog Park
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High Point City Lake Park Fall Leaf Kayak Tour Quarterly Big Fish Tournament Fall Leaf Tours
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Morehead Recreation Center Youth Open Gym Power Basketball Open Run High Point Youth Council Adult Open Gym Pickleball Open Gym Bringo for Seniors
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Oak Hollow Campground
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Oak Hollow Golf Course Twilight Golf Rates Winter Golf Rates
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Oak Hollow Marina Holiday Parade of Boats
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Oak Hollow Park Oak Hollow Tennis Center Beginner Level Tennis Beginner/Intermediate Level Tennis Intermediate/Advanced Level Tennis(2) Intermediate/Advanced Level Tennis
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Oakview Recreation Center Let's Make Some Racquet! Denim and Diamonds: Tea Party in Wonderland Let's Make Some Racquet! Intermediate Open Gym for Teens Adult Open Gym Pickleball Open Gym Family Open Gym Cornhole Tournament Holiday Craft Bazaar
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Piedmont Environmental Center Winter Nature Camp Full Moon Experience Birdwatching Basics Halloween Safari
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Roy B. Culler, Jr. Senior Center Pickleball for Beginners Active Living Every Day Virtual Morning Exercise Drills Monthly/Weekly Events Senior Health Fair Veteran's Take Home Breakfast Holiday Open House Streaming Basics Tablet Basics Thanksgiving Take Home Lunch
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Southside Recreation Center The Sneaker Shop High Point Parks & Recreation Esports Back to School Esports Tournament
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Special Events Halloween Spooky Hoopla
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Washington Terrace Park & Community Center Double Dutch Club
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