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AC TI V ITY GUID E
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Events
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Aquatics
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Our Story
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Athletics
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Park Projects
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Fort Defiance
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Recreation
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Parks & Facilities Map
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REGISTER FOR OUR ACTIVITIES AT OUR MAIN OFFICE, RECREATION CENTERS, POOLS OR ONLINE AT CITYOFCLARKSVILLE.COM/PARKSREC. 102 Public Square, Clarksville, TN 37040 (931) 645-7476 parksrec@cityofclarksville.com Contact us for ADA assistance.
ON THE COVER: Photograph taken by Jenna Greene (Capturing Coonhounds) winner of the #ParksRecPup cover contest. Pictured is Reggie, a German Shorthair Pointer, owned by Tyler Foster. 2
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Welcome to the City of Clarksville’s Parks and Recreation Activity Guide. Fall is already upon us, with winter not far off, and that means lots of great seasonal activities. Our staff works hard year-round to ensure our City has tons of great family-friendly activities, including the downtown market, camping at Billy Dunlop Park, holiday activities and more! If you are looking to explore the history of our City, I encourage you to explore Fort Defiance, or make plans to attend one of their upcoming events. Wherever your interests lie, Clarksville Parks and Recreation has you covered. I encourage you to use this guide to try something new and no matter what, have fun!
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MOVIES IN THE PARK Saturday, September 21, Mary Poppins Returns at Liberty Park Saturday, October 12, The Karate Kid at Liberty Park Enjoy free movies under the stars and join us for pre-show activities before the movie screening. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs. Food will be available for purchase on-site from food trucks. Please leave pets and alcohol at home. Movies begin at sunset.
SLEEP UNDER THE STARS CAMPOUT
Saturday/Sunday, Sept. 28-29, 2PM-9AM Billy Dunlop Park, $15 per person, $55 per family (up to 6 people) Join us for a bonfire, games, ghost stories and more at our great family campout! Fee includes an afternoon and evening of activities, dinner and breakfast. Campers must provide their own tent and sleeping materials. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
FUN WITH FIDO Saturday, October 5, 8AM-1PM Clarksville Downtown Market, free admission We encourage you to have an active lifestyle with your four-legged friends. Join us for games, prizes and our annual costume contest.
NEW! HISTORY ALIVE!
EVENTS FITNESS & LEISURE CLARKSVILLE DOWNTOWN MARKET Saturdays, May 25-October 12, 8AM-1PM Public Square, free admission Visit our weekly open-air market featuring farmers and artisans who offer locally grown fresh produce, food items and handcrafted products. For more information visit ClarksvilleDowntownMarket.com.
NEW! 154TH INFANTRY DAYS Saturday-Sunday, September 7-8, 10AM-3PM Fort Defiance, free admission The 154th Senior Tennessee Infantry Regiment from Woodridge, Illinois will provide living history demonstrations consisting of a period company street and Civil War camp life and demonstrating Civil War drills and musket firing.
SEVIER DAY Saturday, September 14, 10AM-3PM Fort Defiance, free admission This event focuses on the history of Clarksville’s Native American and Frontier era. Re-enactors will demonstrate flint knapping, an authentic blacksmith operation, frontier camp life, and flintlock musket firing. At 11AM, Historical Interpreter, Tracy Jepson, will give a special presentation detailing the story of Sevier Station. 4
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Saturday, October 5, 6-9PM Fort Defiance, $50 per person The Friends of Fort Defiance will host a fundraiser featuring an evening of history, music from “The Traveling Caudells and 19th century fare, and silent auction. Limited to 50 attendees. Payment for the event will be by check or cash to a “Friends of Fort Defiance” member or by credit card at FtDefianceClarksville.com.
GHOST TOURS WITH CLARKSVILLE BCYCLE Friday, October 11 & November 1, 6-8PM Austin Peay State University BCycle station, $20 per person Join us for a haunted historical guided tour of APSU’s campus led by William Parker. Participants will be provided a BCycle and safety vest. The ride through campus will stop at historical points of interest with dark pasts. APSU students can use their BCycle promo code for $5 off! For more information, visit Clarksville.BCycle.com/APSU.
CLARKSVILLE BBQ BASH Saturday, October 19, 10AM Liberty Park, free admission Watch teams compete to see who has the best BBQ! Enjoy inflatables, artisan vendors, a cornhole tournament and more! Beer and BBQ will be available to purchase. Visit CityofClarksville.com/BBQBash to become a vendor or compete.
NEW! ADAPTIVE SWIM DAY Friday, October 25, 10AM-12PM New Providence Pool, $2 per person Children and adults with special needs are invited to enjoy a morning of swimming, refreshments, water play and socializing with peers. School groups are welcome.
CELEBRATE CLARKSVILLE’S RIVER CULTURE AT RIVERFEST WITH LIVE MUSIC, ART, & ACTIVITIES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. JURIED ART SHOW Thursday, September 5, 5-7PM Wilma Rudolph Event Center, free admission Showcase your artwork among other local professionals, amateurs, and aspiring artists in four divisions: professional, amateur, senior, and youth. Categories are open to Photography and Digital Media, Painting, Drawing, 2D Mixed Media, and 3D Sculpture and Fiber Arts.
CLARKSVILLE RIVERFEST Friday, September 6, 5-10PM Friday, September 7, 12-11PM McGregor Park, free admission Enjoy art, music, activities and more all set along the Cumberland River. Don’t miss this year’s headliner, Montgomery Gentry, performing on the Miller Lite Stage on Saturday at 9PM. Food & drink sales by debit/credit card only.
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NEW! PUMPKIN CARVING SATURDAY
SUPERHERO PARTY
Saturday, October 12, 12-2PM Crow Recreation Center, $5 per pumpkin Surprise your friends and the whole neighborhood with your carving or painting skills with a unique Jack-o-lantern that will glow for the Halloween season.
Thursday, October 24, 5:30-7:30PM Burt-Cobb Recreation Center, $3 per child Children are invited to participate in an evening of fun and games while sporting their favorite superhero costume of choice. Participants can rotate through stations such as face painting, temporary tattoos, arts and crafts, and power up with apple slices, fruit drinks, and finger sandwiches. Parental supervision is required.
FLOATING PUMPKIN PATCH Saturday, October 19, 2-5:30PM New Providence Pool, $5 per person, $8 per person with pumpkin Ditch those dusty pumpkin patches and choose your pumpkin from the pool this year! Activities will range from pumpkin decorating, face painting, bounce house, games, and more. Pre-register to guarantee your pick of the floating pumpkin patch. Drop-in admission on the day of the event is available if the facility does not reach capacity.
HAUNTED SWIM Saturday, October 19, 7-10:30PM New Providence Pool, $5 per person, $8 per person with pumpkin while supplies last Join us at the pool for a night where you can find just the right amount of scare. During this evening of haunted bliss, you can enjoy swimming, music and a scary good time! Invite a friend if you dare, so both of you can share the scare.
NEW! LIBERTY PARK HALLOWEEN TAKEOVER Friday, October 25, 5-7PM Liberty Park, $10 per person Participate in Halloween-themed arts and crafts, a pumpkin decorating contest, scavenger hunt, and spooky treats! Decorated pumpkins will be on display and judged at Fright on Franklin on Saturday, October 26. The winner will receive a prize! All ages are welcome, pre-registration is required.
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HALLOWEEN AT FORT DEFIANCE Friday, October 25, 6-8PM Fort Defiance, free admission Visitors are invited to gather around the bonfire to listen to haunting historical tales of woe and terror. Don’t be afraid, Fort Defiance isn’t haunted...we think! Hot dogs and hot chocolate will be served. Recommended for ages 8 and up.
FRIGHT ON FRANKLIN Saturday, October 26, 3-6PM Downtown Clarksville, free admission Every year, Historic Downtown Clarksville transforms into a frightfully fun atmosphere for the entire family to enjoy. There will be themed activities, a hayride and safe trickor-treating. Dress to impress and pre-register for the popular costume contest.
SCARE-CROW Thursday, October 31, 5:30-8:30PM Crow Recreation Center, free admission Participate in our third annual indoor trunk or treat event. Local businesses and organizations are invited to participate, too. A costume contest for all ages will be judged and awards will be given for: Cutest, Best Quality, Most Original, and Best Group.
CLARKSVILLE C H R I S T M A S PA R A D E Saturday, December 7, 5PM Downtown Clarksville, free admission Businesses, civic organizations, government agencies and churches are invited to be a part of this tradition by walking, preparing a float, or driving a vehicle decked out in holiday cheer in the parade! Register by November 29 to participate.
NEW! ADAPTIVE MUSIC THERAPY Saturday, October 26, 12-1PM Crow Recreation Center, free with membership We’ve partnered with the Clarksville Association for Down Syndrome to offer a class for participants with special needs to explore, learn, create and appreciate music in a fun and exciting way. Open to all ages.
NEW! CARDS FOR TROOPS Thursday, November 7, 2:30-5:30PM Kleeman Recreation Center, free admission Decorate cards and write encouraging notes to soldiers for the Military Missions Organization to send to troops throughout the world.
HANDMADE HOLIDAYS
Saturday, November 9, 9AM-4PM Sunday, November 10, 12-4PM Wilma Rudolph Event Center, free admission This two-day, indoor craft market features fine art, apparel, jewelry, accessories, housewares, paper goods, and more. Find unique, handmade gifts or treat yourself to something special. Apply online to be a vendor at CityofClarksville.com/ParksRec by September 23.
NEW! VETERANS APPRECIATION DAY
Monday, November 11, 9AM-12PM, 3:30-8PM New Providence Pool, free admission As a way to honor those who have served in our nation’s military, patrons who present a valid US Military ID will receive free admission to the pool all day.
COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING FEAST
Thursday, November 14, 5:30-7:30PM Burt-Cobb Recreation Center, free admission We have partnered with New Hope Missionary Baptist Church and friends of the community to serve individuals and families a warm and hearty meal.
COMMUNITY HOLIDAY BAZAAR
Saturday, November 16, 8AM-1PM Burt-Cobb Recreation Center, free admission Shop our indoor bazaar from local vendors selling new or slightly used items. Apply online to be a vendor at CityofClarksville.com/ParksRec. Spaces are $20 each.
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ELF SPLASH
NEW! CHRISTMAS LIGHT FUN RUN
Saturday, December 7, 10AM-12PM New Providence Pool, $5 per person Santa’s water workshop is in need of elves ready to help make a big splash this Christmas! Join Santa in ornament making, underwater tree decorating, and more. Pre-registration is required.
19TH CENTURY CHRISTMAS
Saturday, December 14, 3PM or 5PM Fort Defiance, $3 per person Join us for a 19th century Christmas party! Visitors will step back in time to create period decorations, visit with a 19th century Santa and decorate the tree. Enjoy eggnog, cakes, caroling, and more!
NEW! YOUTH DIVE-IN MOVIE
Saturday, December 14, 6-8PM New Providence Pool, $6 per person Lights, camera, action! Participants of all ages can enjoy an evening of swimming, pizza, drinks, and games while enjoying “Dr. Strange” rated PG-13 on the big screen. Make sure you bring a towel. Open to ages 10-17. Pre-registration is required.
Saturday, December 14, 6-8PM McGregor Park, $10 (10 & under) $20 (11 & up) Run your way through the captivating displays of over one million lights at Christmas on the Cumberland.
NEW! A “NOT SO SILENT” NIGHT
Thursday, December 19, 5:30-7:30PM Burt-Cobb Recreation Center, free admission Celebrate the holidays with a fun evening of games and activities for ages 6-12. Participants are encouraged to dress in holiday attire. Drinks and snacks will be provided. Mr. and Mrs. Claus will be making a special visit.
NEW YEAR’S EVE SPLASH
Tuesday, December 31, 8:30PM-12:30AM New Providence Pool, $5 per person Ring in the new year with family and friends! Enjoy a DJ, light show, refreshments and access to water play equipment, climbing wall and water slide. Don’t miss the 4th annual beach ball drop at midnight. Minors ages 17 and under must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian after 10PM.
CHRISTMAS ON THE CUMBERLAND Open nightly Tuesday, November 19 - Wednesday, January 1 5-10PM Sunday-Thursday & 5-11PM Friday-Saturday McGregor Park, free admission The City of Clarksville’s Christmas on the Cumberland is sure to create lasting memories this holiday season as thousands experience the captivating displays of over one million lights! Don’t miss the grand opening November 19 at 5:30PM. Enjoy free family-friendly activities December 14 & 21 from 6-8PM.
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AQ U AT I C S NEW PROVIDENCE POOL
168 Cunningham Lane, (931) 472-3380
IN THE OFF-SEASON, NEW PROVIDENCE SWIMMING POOL IS COVERED WITH AN INFLATED DOME TO CREATE AN INDOOR AQUATIC FACILITY, OCTOBER THROUGH THE BEGINNING OF MAY. YEAR-ROUND POOL MEMBERSHIPS 1-PERSON
$260
4-PEOPLE
$330
2-PEOPLE
$290
5-PEOPLE
$350
3-PEOPLE
$310
6-PEOPLE
$370
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TODDLER SPLASH October 16, November 20, December 18, 10AM-12PM Ages 1-5, $5 per person Toddlers can enjoy interactive water play tables, age-appropriate crafts, and healthy snacks while getting acquainted with the water or practicing previously learned water safety skills.
DISCOVER SCUBA October 5, November 2 & 16, December 7 & 21, 1-4PM Ages 10 and up, $40 per person While not an actual scuba certification, participants will learn how to use scuba equipment in shallow water and get a quick and easy introduction to what it takes to explore the underwater world.
SEAL TEAM SCUBA CAMP Tuesday-Thursday, October 15-17, 12-4PM Ages 8-12, $299 per person The Waterdogs Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) hosts this three-day camp where Seal candidates learn the basics of safe diving and scuba skill while playing underwater games. This young diver program is built around action-packed Aqua Missions.
BUBBLEMAKERS SCUBA
AQUATICS CLASSES & PROGRAMS
October 5, November 2, December 7, 9-9:45AM Ages 8-11, $40 per session Join in the fun of scuba! Children should be comfortable in the water, but they don’t have to be super swimmers. With youngsters in mind, the maximum depth is only 2 meters/6 feet. A typical session lasts about 2-3 hours and scuba gear is included.
SWIM LESSONS
SILVER SPLASH
Monday-Thursday, October-December, 7-7:45PM Ages 6 months and up, $40 We offer three leveles of the American Red Cross Learn to Swim levels of swimming instruction. Preschool, parent/child and private swim lessons are also available. October 7-17, November 4-14, December 2-12.
Monday/Wednesday/Friday, October 2-December 30, 9-9:45AM Ages 50 and up, $3 per person This drop-in fitness program encourages you to get in the water and enjoy a good workout and the benefits of the water. Improve agility, balance, coordination, and strength to help maintain an independent lifestyle at your convenience.
INFANT SWIMMING RESOURCE SWIM LESSONS (ISR) Monday-Friday Ages 6 months-6 years, $65 per week ISR goes beyond traditional swimming instruction by teaching children ISR Self-Rescue techniques designed to help them survive should they reach the water alone. It offers individualized swimming instruction teaching competence and confidence in the water. Register online at ISRClarksville.com.
HOWARD’S HOPE SWIM LESSONS Monday-Thursday, 6-6:45PM Ages 4-11 The Howard’s Hope Flying Fish program offers free swim lessons to children who meet the Howard’s Hope eligibility requirements. Apply by contacting Howard’s Hope at (615) 663-0313 or admin@howardshope.org. Session dates: October 7-17, November 4-14, December 2-12. 10
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EVENING WATER AEROBICS Monday/Wednesday/Friday, October-December, 5:30-6:15PM Ages 18 and up, $30 per session This class uses the natural resistance and buoyancy of water against your body to provide a wide variety of conditioning benefits. Water exercise is excellent for all skill levels and increases your energy, stamina, and strength. Session dates: October 2-28, October 30-November 5, November 27-December 23.
NEW! WATER WALKING Tuesday/Thursday, October-December, 8:30-9:30AM Ages 18 and up, $3 per class Burn up to 550 calories per hour during this low-impact aerobic workout. The water provides resistance making your muscles work harder to move forward. Session dates: October 1-December 20.
AQUA CYCLING
Tuesday/Thursday, 5:30-6:30PM Ages 18 and up, $50 per session Get a full-body workout by pedaling in the pool on submerged aqua bikes. It is an impact-free workout for all body types. Session dates: October 1-31, November 5-26, December 3-31.
NEW! PRENATAL AEROBICS
Saturdays, 10:30-11:30AM All ages, $30 per session Expecting mothers will learn how to tone and strengthen their body with this fun and challenging aqua workout. Session dates: October 5-November 23.
NEW! DEEP WATER AEROBICS
Monday/Wednesday/Friday, 9-9:45AM Ages 18 and up, $3 per class Participants will combine cardiovascular work, deep water running, jogging, bicycling, and cross-country ski movements. The class focuses on muscular strength motions that work the body’s major muscle groups as well as moves that work the core and balance. Session dates: October 2-December 13.
SWIM ACROSS CLARKSVILLE
Daily, operating hours All ages, free Swim laps to earn prizes! Visit the cashier to record your distance. Session dates: October 1-May 3.
POOL PARTY RESERVATIONS Pool party reservations are available during public swim times, Saturday-Sunday. Visit CityofClarksville.com/ParksRec for pricing and availability.
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CLARKSVILLE PARKS & RECREATION IS THE GO-TO RESOURCE FOR REWARDING INDOOR AND OUTDOOR PROGRAMS AND ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS FOR PEOPLE LIVING IN THE CITY OF CLARKSVILLE.
WE EXIST TO BUILD A STRONGER, HEALTHIER AND HAPPIER COMMUNITY.
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OUR STORY REDEFINED Clarksville Parks & Recreation has a long and rich history. Our new identity pays homage to Clarksville’s past but also juxtaposes this sentiment with a nod to the future. As the city of Clarksville grows, it’s important to keep this heritage and character alive -- to create a community that embraces its future while harmoniously respecting its past.
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AT H L E T I C S LEAGUES AND PROGRAMS
MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN A CHILD’S LIFE. BE A VOLUNTEER COACH WWW.CITYOFCLARKSVILLE.COM/ATHLETICS
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NEW! WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL Tuesdays/Thursdays, 5-8PM Foy Recreation Center, Ages 18 and up, free We are excited to offer a 4-on-4 adult basketball league. Team captains must register their team in person at the Foy Recreation Center at Austin Peay State University. Teams will play one game per week, September 3-26 followed by a single elimination tournament, October 1 and 3. Wheelchairs will be provided.
ADAPTIVE SOCCER
Sundays, 2-3PM Heritage Park Sports Complex, ages 7-12, $25 This program provides children and young adults with disabilities the opportunity to learn the game of soccer at their own pace. It provides learning, development, and physical participation, without the pressure of competition. The instruction is geared towards their needs with fewer and more flexible rules. September 22-October 20. Register by September 15.
YOUTH VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE
Tuesdays, ages 9-11 Thursdays, ages 12-14 Kleeman Recreation Center, $65 per participant Are you looking for another way to ACE your child’s activities this winter? Our Youth Volleyball League has you covered! Your child can bump, set, and spike their way through the season with a National Alliance for Youth Sports (NAYS) trained coach. Register by December 6. Practices begin the week of January 6. Games begin the week of February 3.
YOUTH BASEBALL & SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Heritage Park Sports Complex Ages 3-14, $45 per child This spring co-ed recreation league gives participants a chance to learn the fundamentals of Blastball!®, t-ball, baseball and softball in a non-competitive environment. No scores or standings will be kept. Register by March 16. Practices begin the week of April 20. Practice days and times may differ from game days and times. Season begins the week of May 18.
ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Heritage Park Softball Complex Ages 18 and up, $100 per team + final fees Round up your friends and sign up for one of our softball leagues: Sunday Mens, Thursday Womens, Friday Co-ed, Tuesday True Co-ed, Monday 45 and up. Registration is for TEAMS only. Register by February 14. Practices begin the week of March 1 and are scheduled based on coach and facility availability. Once registration fees have been paid, final fees will be calculated when all teams have registered and are due March 6. Season begins the week of March 15 (Thursday Women’s League begins June 4). Looking for a team? We can help! Email us at parksrec@cityofclarksville.com.
YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE AGES 7-15, $65 PER PERSON Our youth co-ed basketball league encourages sportsmanship, teamwork, and skill development. Games are played at our three recreation centers beginning December 7. Practices begin the week of November 4 and are scheduled based on facility availibility. In an effort to make the teams as balanced as possible, player evaluations will be conducted by Parks & Recreation staff October 14 & 15. After the completion of the evaluations, teams will be formed by the staff based on the rankings from those evaluations. All players in the league must attend the evaluation. Register online at CityofClarksville.com/ ParksRec by October 6.
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IN THE WORKS PA R K P R O J E C T S
C U R R E N T / R E C E N T LY C O M P L E T E D Trail with canoe and kayak access at Red River East off of Kraft Street Addition of a restroom facility at Heritage Park Lighting of the back fields and a practice field addition at Heritage Park Soccer Complex Racquetball conversion to a weight room at Kleeman Addition of restroom facility at Heritage Park Completion of maintenance shop Additional parking at Heritage Park
COMING SOON Resurfacing of the cabinets and counters at recreation centers and removing the glass walls at the entrances Resurfacing of the cart paths at Mason Rudolph and Swan Lake Golf Courses Addition of 20-25 parking spaces at Fort Defiance Renovation of Sevier Station house Begin phase one of the Athletic Complex to include a regional accessible playground, four multipurpose turf fields, utilities, parking, road access and restroom Demolition of the press box and restroom building at Edith Pettus Park Establishment of a riparian border to stop erosion at Billy Dunlop Park riverbanks Renovation of pavilion at Billy Dunlop Park Replacement of trees on Franklin Street
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FORT DEFIANCE CIVIL WAR PARK AND INTERPRETIVE CENTER OFFERS A VARIETY OF AMENITIES TO INCLUDE EXHIBITS, G I F T S H O P, P I C N I C TA B L E S A N D W A L K I N G T R A I L . L E A R N ABOUT HISTORIC EVENTS & PROGRAMS ON PAGES 4-8.
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RECREATION CENTERS Clarksville is home to three recreation centers that provide residents with fun experiences at an affordable price! Each center features a
full-size gymnasium, fitness center with cardiovascular and strength
training equipment, game room and a meeting space that is available for reservations. The centers are also home to a variety of special
events, athletic and enrichment programs and after-school activities. Hours vary by location. Learn more at CityofClarksville.com/ParksRec.
BURT-COBB (931) 472-3381 CROW (931) 472-3382 KLEEMAN (931) 472-3383
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MEMBERSHIPS ANNUAL RECREATION CENTER MEMBERSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR $5 (VALID AT ALL CENTERS). PURCHASE ONLINE AT CITYOFCLARKSVILLE.COM/PARKSREC. NEW! L.I.F.T.
SILVER FITNESS
Monday/Wednesday, 6-6:45PM at Crow Ages 16 and up, $45 per session This upbeat fitness class gives participants the chance to gain strength and lose weight with the instruction of a licensed trainer. Session dates: September 23-October 30.
Days and times vary by location Ages 50 and up, free with center membership Seniors are invited to take advantage of our recreation center fitness areas. Contact your neighborhood recreation center for dates and times.
BOOT CAMP FITNESS
Tuesday/Thursday, 6-6:45PM at Kleeman Ages 16 and up, $55 per session This program is designed to build strength and fitness through a variety of intense group intervals. Session dates: September 3-October 8.
Monday/Thursday, 7-8PM at Kleeman Ages 18 and up, $3 per class Get a rigorous workout with this medium-intensity drop-in fitness class that incorporates today’s popular music into exercise. Session dates: September 2-December 19.
NEW! BALLET FOLKLORIC VIVA PANAMA
NEW! KRAV MAGA WOMEN’S SELF DEFENSE
Wednesdays, 6-7PM at Kleeman Ages 5 and up, $20 per session This dance class offers all levels of training in the art of Panamanian folk dance, emphasizing technique, body alignment, control, strength and style. Session dates: September 4-October 23.
Tuesday/Thursday, 5-6PM at Crow Ages 18 and up, $50 per session Learn self-defense techniques by a certified female Krav Maga instructor in an informal and group-oriented environment. Session dates: September 3-26.
NEW! C.A.B.A. FIT
NEW! FAST 30
Thursdays, 7-7:45PM at Kleeman Ages 16 and up, $40 per session This group fitness class is designed to target your arms, buns and abs (C.A.B.A.). All fitness levels are welcome. Session dates: September 5-October 10.
R&B STEP
Tuesdays, 7-7:30PM at Kleeman Ages 16 and up, $30 per session This 30-minute total body workout uses circuit training and cardio that is designed to help you regain or enhance your fitness level without spending hours at the gym. Our certified personal trainer invites all fitness levels, from beginner to advanced. Session dates: September 3-October 8.
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HOMESCHOOL ART Mondays, 10-11AM (ages 5-11), 11:15AM-12:15PM (ages 12-18) Kleeman, $35 per session Learn how to paint, draw, and use oil pastels in a fun, artistic way. Each class will offer a relaxation exercise followed by a step-by-step guided art session. Session dates: September 9-October 28.
HOMESCHOOL P.E. Mondays, 11AM-12PM at Kleeman Wednesdays, 10-11AM at Crow Ages 5-12, $3 per class Homeschool students and their families can enjoy this fun drop-in class that counts toward their physical education curriculum credits. Session dates: September 11October 30 (Crow), September 16-October 28 (Kleeman).
GOAT YOGA
RECREATION
Saturdays, 9-10AM at Bel-Aire Park Ages 3 and up, $25 per session Goat yoga is a unique and fun approach for all yoga levels. Bring a mat and relax in a positive and calming atmosphere of both yoga and goats! Certified instructors will teach the basics of yoga while surrounded by trained goats. Session dates: September 28 and October 26.
TOT TAKEOVER KRAV MAGA Tuesday/Thursdays, 6-7PM at Crow Ages 18 and up, $50 per session Krav Maga is a modern self-defense system ideal for beginners. Classes are taught by an experienced group of instructors certified in Israel, home of Krav Maga. Session dates: August 29-September 24, September 26-October 22, October 24-November 21, November 26-December 31.
PICKLEBALL BLAST Tuesday/Thursday, 10AM-12PM at Crow Ages 16 and up, free with membership This drop-in program provides a structured setting for patrons to play pickleball and is similar to badminton and tennis. Session dates: September 3-November 28.
INDOOR TODDLER PLAYGROUND Mondays, 10-11AM at Burt-Cobb Thursdays, 10-11AM at Crow Ages 1-4, $3 per class This drop-in program provides a variety of indoor activities, music, games and unstructured playtime for parents and toddlers. Parents must provide active supervision. Session dates: September 5-December 19 (Crow), September 9-October 28 (Burt-Cobb).
NEW! ROBOTICS WORKSHOP Saturdays, 10AM-12PM at Crow Ages 7-13, $25 per workshop RoboThink will present four different workshops that incorporate motors, switches, axles, and gears to create various types of functioning robots. Session dates: September 7 & 21, October 5 & 19. 20
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Saturdays, 10-11AM at Kleeman Ages 2-5, $3 per class This drop-in program focuses on cognitive skill development through body recognition, sing-a-longs, parachute games, and storytelling. Session dates: October 5-26.
CAKE DECORATING Saturday, November 23, 10AM-1PM at Kleeman (Basics) Saturday, December 7, 10AM-1PM at Kleeman (Advanced) Ages 16 and up, $30 (Basics) or $60 (Advanced) per person Learn how to beautifully decorate cakes with basic butter cream techniques through repetition and practice.
ART OF HULA Tuesdays, 5PM (Ages 6-15) & 6PM (Ages 16+) at Crow $15 per session Students will be taught the discipline of hula combined with the associate Hawaiian language and learn a different song, chant or Hawaiian art. Session dates: September 17-October 29, November 5-December 17.
NEW! YOGA IN THE PARK Saturdays, 10-11AM at McGregor Park All ages, $10 per class This 8-week program focuses on yoga postures, breathing, and meditation. All skill levels are welcome. Session dates: September 14-November 2.
BE AN ARTIST NEW! TIE-DYE CELEBRATION Thursday, September 12, 4:30-6PM at Burt-Cobb Ages 8-15, $5 per person Participants can choose from two fun items to tie-dye and experiment in making tie-dye s’mores to eat. Pre-registration is required.
WEE ARTIST Wednesdays, 10-11AM at Kleeman Ages 3-5, $3 per child Explore various mediums to create original works of art at this drop-in class. This class will be led by an art instructor and parents are encouraged to help their child. Session dates: September 18-November 27.
NEW! BIG AND MESSY ART Thursdays, September 26, 4-5:30PM at Burt-Cobb Ages 6-12, $5 per child Big and Messy Art provides youth an opportunity to explore their creative side while having fun and getting messy.
NEW! INSANE SLIME TIME Monday, October 14, 2-4PM at Burt-Cobb Ages 8-16, $3 per person Don’t miss this silly, slimy, and insane opportunity to learn how to mix and measure ingredients while creating your own batch of slime with the assistance and supervision of recreation center staff. Pre-registration is encouraged. Drop-ins are welcome if the class does not reach capacity.
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Clarksville Parks & Recreation
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BE A TOURIST IN YOUR OWN CITY Visit local shops, historical landmarks and the museum downtown. Explore 10+ miles of paved trails on the Clarksville Greenway. Ride along the river at Liberty or McGregor Parks. Tour APSU’s campus. For station locations and pricing, visit Clarksville.BCycle.com.