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I hope you all are having a fantastic year so far. I am so excited to share this issue with everyone. It is an entire issue dedicated to fun and exciting things to do in the Fort Campbell area. Your summer will be slam packed with activities if you follow this guide! Be sure to take lots of pictures and have a perfect summer break. Stay safe and I will see you all next month!

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Outdoor Swimming

What is better than taking a dip into an outdoor pool on a hot summer’s day? Fort Campbell • (please check facebook.com/fortcampbellmwr for pool updates) Joseph Baldonado Pool | 2570 Screaming Eagle Blvd

Clarksville Beachaven Pool | 390 Gaylewood Dr Swan Lake Pool | 2002 Sanders Rd • Bel-Aire Pool | 124 Marie Drive

Indoor Swimming for Those Rainy Days This indoor pool offers a climbing wall, inflatables, and a diving board. They also have a concession stand if hunger strikes mid swim.

Fort Campbell | Gardner Indoor Pool | 2191 Kentucky Ave. Clarksville | New Providence Pool | 168 Cunningham Lane, Clarksville

Splash Pads During those hot summer months, splash pads will become your child’s new best friend! It is so much fun to see them splashing around and having a blast. Most will be open daily from the end of May thru Labor Day.

Clarksville Heritage Park Splash Pad | 1241 Peachers Mill Rd Edith Pettus Park and Splash Pad | 345 Farris Dr Dixon Park | 117 S. Tenth Street • Lettie Kendall Park | 300 A Street cityofclarksville.com

Fort Campbell

Commons at Woodlands | 11001 Trimble BlvdVillage | Commons at Hammond Heights | 3065 Forrest Rd ǀ campbellcrossing.com

Hopkinsville

Little River Park | 701 Bethel St ǀ hopkinsvilleky.us

Explore the Deep Waterdogs SCUBA and Safety, LLC At Waterdogs, you can learn to scuba dive by being a part of their private classes. They offer classes for all ages and skill levels! 681 N Spring St, Clarksville, TN | 931-389-3483 | waterdogs-scuba.com

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Toes in the Sand Pennyrile Forest State Park Fort Campbell might be hours away from the ocean, but you can still get the beach experience by visiting Pennyrile Forest Resort Park. They offer a beautiful public beach just off of Pennyrile Lake. It is open Memorial Day until Labor Day. 20781 Pennyrile Forest State Park Rd, Dawson Springs, KY 270-797-3421 parks.ky.gov/parks/resortparks/pennyrile-forest

Take a boat out on the Water Ococee River Rafting A thrill seeker’s dream day. Enjoy a day of river rafting with Ococee Outdoors!

1985 US-64, Benton, TN | 423-338-2438 ococeeoutdoors.com

Canoe the Red River Float the Red River to historic Port Royal State Park or take the more challenging float past the famous Bell Witch Cave. They are situated on 70+ breathtaking acres along the Red River in Adams, TN. Red River is a moderately shallow river with sandy beaches and a rock bottom. There are several small sandbars midway down the course, so bring your picnic basket for a day float or pack for an overnight trip on the river. 8002 Highway 41N ǀ Adams ǀ 615-696-2768 ǀ canoetheredriver.com

Rent your Water Adventure Take advantage of the waterways around Fort Campbell. There are a couple of ways to head out on the water. Head over to MWR’s Gear to Go and rent a boat for the weekend so you can take the Family out on the water. Gear-to-Go (MWR) 5658 Tennessee Ave Fort Campbell 270-798-3919 | campbell.armymwr.com/programs/gear-go

If you want to experience the Cumberland River, drop by the Clarksville Marina for a boat that is in the water and ready to go. Clarksville Marina | 1190 Cumberland Dr Clarksville 931-444-0646 | clarksvillemarina.com

Waterpark Adventure

Nashville Shores Waterpark More than 1 million gallons of summer fun including thrilling slides, a wave pool, lazy river, pools, a beautiful beach, lake cruises and more family-friendly attractions. The Treetop Adventure Park is an aerial adventure course featuring suspended bridges, 10 zip lines, cargo nets, ladders, Tarzan jumps, and other thrilling elements. 4001 Bell Road, Hermitage | 615-889-7050 | nashvilleshores.com

Take In a Game Hoptown Hoppers Come watch some quality collegiate-wood-bat-using baseball games this summer. This summer league has college players from all over the country taking the field. It is great family entertainment. 101 Ridgemont Dr, Hopkinsville ǀ hoptownhoppers.org

Nashville Sounds Take your whole family out to the ball game and buy them some peanuts and cracker jacks while you’re at it. 19 Junior Gilliam Way, Nashville ǀ 615-690-4487 milb.com/nashville

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Shoot Some Paintball

Fort Campbell Paintball Gather some friends and play a good old game of paintball. It is a great way to test out your shooting skills. They also offer workshops for guests to enjoy and improve their craft. Jordan Springs Road Bldg. 6644, Fort Campbell 270-956-3118 ǀ campbell.armymwr.com/programs/paintball

Take a Hike

Get in touch with mother nature and explore one of the gorgeous trails that the Fort Campbell area has to offer.

Fort Campbell ǀ Screaming Eagle Bike Trail ǀ Georgia Ave Wilkes Park ǀ Morgan Rd Oak Grove ǀ War Memorial Walking Trail ǀ 101 Walter Garrett Lane Hopkinsville ǀ Hopkinsville Greenway System ǀ North Drive Cadiz ǀ Cadiz Railroad Trail ǀ Jefferson Street and Fortner Drive Clarksville ǀ Clarksville Greenway ǀ 1241 Peachers Mill Rd ǀ Rotary Park ǀ 2308 Rotary Park Dr

Rent A Bike Rent, Ride, Return and Repeat bike share is designed for short trips and quick adventures around town. It differs from a traditional rental program because you dock the bike at any B-station and grab another when you’re ready to ride again. With individual ride times of up to one hour, it’s perfect to explore Clarksville. 1011 Pollard Rd ǀ 640 N Riverside Dr ǀ 1 Public Sq ǀ 1451 Zinc Plant Rd 270-956-3118 ǀ cityofclarksville.com

Hit Some Golf Balls Nashville Top Golf This is a golfer’s dream destination. It offers a large selection of golf games, a kid zone, and free lessons for guests to enjoy. They also have a restaurant, live concerts, and more.

500 Cowan St, Nashville ǀ 615-777-3007 ǀ topgolf.com/us/nashville

Let’s Go Golfing Show off your swing and spend the day yelling Fore. The Fort Campbell area has many options on where to play your 18 holes.

Cole Park Golf Course

1610 101st Airborne Division Rd, Fort Campbell ǀ campbell.armymwr.com ǀ 270-798-4906

Clarksville

Swan Lake Golf Course ǀ 581 Dunbar Cave Rd ǀ 931-648-0479 cityofclarksville.com The River Club Golf and Learning Centerǀ 1150 Warfield Blvd ǀ 931-919-3200 ǀ theriverclubgolf.com Mason Rudolph Golf Course ǀ 1514 Golf Club Ln ǀ 931-645-7479 ǀ cityofclarksville.com

Hopkinsville

Western Hills Municipal Golf ǀ 2160 Russellville Rd ǀ 270-885-6023 ǀ westernhillsmgc.com

Go Ziplining

Zip lining tends to be a fun adventure that is on everyone’s bucket list. It can be such a thrill to fly through the trees and feel the wind in your hair.

Adventureworks Zipline Forest

1300 Narrows of the Harpeth Rd, Kingston Springs ǀ 615-297-2250 ǀ adventureworks.com

Treetop Adventure Park

Nashville Shores, Hermitage ǀ 615-889-7050 ǀ nashvilleshores.com

Honeysuckle Hill Farm

1765 Martins Chapel Church Road, Springfield ǀ 615-382-7593 ǀ honeysucklehillfarm.com

Lets Go Camping Gear To Go has three sizes of campers and will also rent basic camping equipment like tents and sleeping bags. There are numerouschoices for camping in Tennessee & Kentucky State Parks with discounted rates for Active Duty. Gear To Go | 5658 Tennessee Ave | 270-798-3919 | campbell.armymwr.com lbl.org | tnstateparks.com | parksky.gov

Shoot Some Clay

Who doesn’t love spending the day shooting some clay pigeons? It can be lots of fun. It is a sport that everyone should try at least once in their lives.

Fort Campbell ǀ 6657 11th Airborne Division Rd ǀ 270-412-4015 ǀ campbell.armymwr.com Cross Creek Clays ǀ 3975 Jarman Hollow Rd, Clarksville ǀ 931-288-2529 crosscreekclays.com

Join a Sports Team Exciting team sports and programs for all ages are available both on and off post. Learn sportsmanship, team play, and fun activities for all participants. Softball, Baseball, Basketball and Tennis leagues offered throughout the summer months.

Fort Campbell ǀ campbell.armymwr.com ǀ Oak Grove ǀ visitoakgroveky.com Clarksville ǀ cityofclarksville.com Hopkinsvilleǀ hpr.recdesk.com

Reel One In

Did somebody say fishing? Fort Campbell has 2 lakes, and 2 stocked trout streams. There is also a children’s fishing pond for children 12 and under and does not require an area assignment to fish. Off post fishing abounds in the Cumberland River or Land Between the Lakes. Fort Campbell 6645 101st Airborne Division Rd ǀ 270-798-2175 mybaseguide.com/details/34-26390/fishing

Off Post

tn.gov/twra/fishing.html ǀ w.ky.gov/fish

Dirt Track Excitement If you have a love for fast cars, racing, and the feeling of excitement filling the air, then you need to check out the Speedway this summer. 11600 Needmore Rd, Clarksville 931-645-2523 ǀ clarksvillespeedway.com

Christian Way Farms

A cute little farm that comes complete with a mini-golf course, a delicious café, and the ability to feed baby animals. 19590 Linville Rd, Hopkinsville 270-269-2434 ǀ christianwayfarm.com

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SOAR Adventure Tower This recreation facility has a climbing structure for both adults and kids. It has 4 levels and over 110 different climbing elements. It also has an 18-hole mini-golf course. 3794 Carothers Pkwy, Franklin ǀ 615-721-5103 ǀ soaradventure.com

Saddle Up Partner Juro Stables

Great way to check “ride a horse” off of your bucket list. Juro Stables offers guided rides for all ages. Reservations are required. 735 Carver Lane, Mt Juliet 615-773-7433 ǀ jurostables.com

Summer Camps There are many opportunities for your children to get involved in summer camps. Football, baseball to arts and dance. Check with the following for information: Fort Campbell campbell.armymwr.com | asymca.org Clarksville cityofclarksville.com | apsu.edu | cyep.net cumberlandcamp.org | roxyregionaltheatre.org clarksvillesummercamps.com | governorssquaremall.net

Hopkinsville hopkinsvillehowto.com/summer_programs summercampsus.com

Inddor Water Park SoundWaves at Gaylord Opryland This indoor water park just opened its doors in 2018 and offers 4 acres of indoor water rides and attractions, including a lazy and rapid river, tubing, rafting and more 2800 Opryland Dr, Nashville ǀ 615-889-1000 https://www.soundwavesgo.com

Blacklight Mini Golf D & D Blacklight Mini Golf This indoor 18-hole blacklight course brings you all the fun of a mini-golf game, but in a unique environment. Each player receives 3D glasses for a totally crazy experience. The theme is Fantasy Forest and teens can write on the walls with fluorescent chalk. There is also an arcade and Laser Maze to enjoy. 211 Holiday Dr, Clarksville ǀ 931-378-5149 ǀ ddminigolf.com

Roll Away It is always a blast to skate around the rink while music plays, and lights spin all around. Lace up your skates and hit the ground rolling.

Magic Wheels Fun Center 1671 Fort Campbell Blvd, Clarksville 931-906-7300 magicwheelsfun.com

Jump, Jump, Jump around

Defy Clarksville Air Park

An exciting indoor trampoline park that has over 15,000 square feet of interconnected trampolines. They also have extreme dodgeball, a trapeze, launch pads, foam pits, dunk zones, and even a ninja obstacle course. This place has hours of fun.

310 Needmore Rd, Clarksville ǀ 931-919-3802 ǀ defy.com/defy-clarksville/

Skydiving Flyaway Indoor Skydiving Indoor Skydiving can give you the experience of flying without having to jump out of a plane! It is a great new experience that everyone can enjoy.

3106 Parkway, Pigeon Forge | 865-453-7777 flyawayindoorskydiving.com

Roll Away Bowling is one of America’s go-to indoor sports. Why not come and grab some rental shoes and your favorite bowling ball and bowl a summer day away. Great activity for that rainy day. Be sure to check out our KidsBowlFree.com at Hooper Bowling

Fort Campbell

Hooper Bowling Center ǀ Tennessee Ave. Bldg. 5380 Fort Campbell ǀ 270-798-5887 ǀ campbell.armymwr.com

Clarksville

Pinnacle Family Entertainment Center ǀ 430 Warfield Blvd 931-647-2695 ǀ pinnaclebowl.com The City Forum ǀ 2231 Madison St ǀ 931-919-5051 ǀ thecityforum.com

Hopkinsville

Southern Lanes ǀ 3001 Canton St ǀ 270-874-2265 southernlaneshopkinsville.com

Climb to New Heights

There are few things more rewarding than working up a good sweat so here are a few places that can help facilitate exercise.

Indoor climbing gyms are a great way to stay in shape and beat the heat. Master your climbing skills and compete against your friends and family. In addition to indoor climbing walls, Fort Campbell Adventure Programs may also offer climbing trips.

Planet Fitness | Clarksville/Hopkinsville 1600 Fort Campbell Blvd Clarksville | 931-919-5111 2613 Fort Campbell Blvd | Hopkinsville | 270-881-4200

Gold’s Gym | Clarksville 390 Needmore Rd | Clarksville | 931-919-4715

Fun at the Range Summer is a great time to practice your shooting skills and to learn about gun safety. There are multiple gun ranges in the area to select from!

Fort Campbell Range 15 & 16 | Market Garden Rd, Fort Campbell | 270-412-7939 campbell.armymwr.com

Clarksville

Montgomery County Shooting Complex ǀ 4201 Southside Rd ǀ 931-387-4556 ǀ shoottn.com Tennessee Gun Country | 1435 Fort Campbell Blvd ǀ 931-552-2118 | tnguncountry.com Clarksville Guns and Archery | 1690 Golf Club ln ǀ 931-802-8912 | clarksvillegunsandarchery.com

Hopkinsville The Shell Shop | 101 Hammond Dr | 270-885-1868 | shellshop.com 11

Work up a Sweat

Fort Campbell 11th Airborne Division Road Bldg 6621-K | campbell.armymwr.com

Clarksville Clarksville YMCA | 260 Hillcrest Drive ymcamidtn.org/Clarksville

The City Forum

This amusement center is every child’s (young or old) dream. It offers go-carts, arcade games, bowling, mini golf, laser tag, bumper cars and more. It is a great place for a group of friends to go spend a summer’s day together. On those rainy or extremely hot days The City Forum is sure to be a go-to spot this summer. 2231- T Madison St, Clarksville ǀ 931-919-5051 ǀ thecityforum.com

Make your Escape Do you have a love for puzzles? Do you enjoy figuring things out? Then escape games is the date night event for you. There are many different puzzles at each location for you to figure out! Can you escape in time? There is 1 location in Clarksville and many more in the Nashville area if you want to make the drive.

Clarksville Escape Games Clarksville 1943 Ft.Campbell Blvd. Clarksville ǀ 931-802-6997 excapegames.com/clarksville

Nashville Area Breakout Games 1209 Lakeview Dr Franklin ǀ 615-645-3450 breakoutgames.com/nashville Extreme Escape Games 1735 Galleria Blvd #1015 Franklin 615-332-5535 extremeescapegames.net Escape Game Nashville 162 3rd Ave Nashville / 510 E Iris Dr / 523 Opry Mills Dr 615-647-8229 ǀ theescapegame.com/nashville Trapped Escape Game Nashville 4251 Sidco Dr Nashville 629-800-5993 trappedescapegame.com

a Place to Discover

Laser Up

The Discovery Center

Do you love laser tag? What about extreme laser tag that features fog machines, loud music, and crazy lights? Then you will love these fun gems.

Get their creative juices flowing! The Discovery Center is just the place for creative and curious minds. They offer exhibits and activities. Everything from dinosaur hunting, a water table, a 2 story slide, music, science and much more.

The Discovery Center • Murfreesboro

The City Forum 2231 Madison St Clarksville 931-919-5051 | thecityforum.com Phazer Kraze Lazer Tag 252 River Rock Blvd Murfreesboro | 615-895-6950 phazerkrazelasertag.com Holder Family Fun Center 460 W Main St Hendersonville 615-590-4386 | holderfamilyfun.com

502 SE Broad St | 615-890-2300 | explorethedc.org

Dance Away

It is so much fun to learn some new moves to show off to your family and friends. No matter the occasion, it is always nice to have a few dance moves in your pocket. It is also a great way to stay active this summer.

Clarksville S.T.A.R.S Dance Studio 388 Warfield Blvd Court | 931-237-6348 stars-dance-studio.com

Clarksville Dance Club

430 Warfield Blvd | 931-624-2080 ǀ theclarkvilledanceclub.com

Dance Force

1955 Madison St B | 931-552-2223 ǀ danceforceclarksville.com

Hopkinsville Brooke Bailey Dance Addiction 2507 Fort Campbell Blvd | 270-839-4807 brookebaileydancegym.com 12

Symphonic Experience

The Nashville Symphony inspires, entertains, and educates through excellence in musical performance. The Nashville Symphony offers a wide variety of performances, including pop, rock, jazz, country and Family concerts. Nashville Symphony | 1 Symphony Pl | 615-687-6400 nashvillesymphony.org

Glow inflatables Glow Galaxy An indoor glow in the dark inflatables center. How cool is that? There is also a mini-golf course and an interactive gaming floor.

121 Seaboard Lane, Franklin | 615-370-4386 glowgalaxy.com

Indoor play for kids The Monkey’s Treehouse A fun indoor play area for kids 8 years old and younger. There is also a special area for children that are 2 years old and younger. 91 Seaboard Lane, Brentwood | 615-646-5002 themonkeystreehouse.com

R. F. Sink Library Story Time R.F Sink has thousand of books to keep your children reading the day away. There is a story and craft time every Thursday at 10:30am and 1:30pm for your preschoolers. On Wednesdays at 10:00am there is also a baby lap sit for you and your infant.

STEM Night at the Library This program is fun for the entire family. Come enjoy some activities that explore Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math in fun ways. STEM night is held on the second Tuesday of each month at 6 pm at the Robert F. Sink Memorial Library. 38 Screaming Eagle Blvd, Fort Campbell | 270-798-5729 | campbell.armymwr.com Sign up for the Summer Reading Program

Look at the Stars Land Between the Lakes Planetarium When you visit the Golden Pond Planetarium, you will enjoy a variety of entertaining and educational programs presented with exciting images on the 40-foot dome of the theater. 238 Visitor Center Dr, Golden Pond, Land Between the Lakes 800-525-7077 | landbetweenthelakes.us 13

INDOOR BATTING CAGES Excel Athletics

Excel Athletics provides baseball and softball-related services for individuals, teams, and organizations. The services include batting cages, seasonal camps, one-on-one hitting, lessons, and more! 2949 Ashland City Rd, Clarksville | 931-820-1019 | excelathleticsclarksville.com

Acme Athletics Acme Athletics provides private lessons in different sports such as basketball, soccer, baseball, softball, and volleyball. They are private lessons in different sports such as basketball, soccer, baseball, softball, and volleyball. 2331 Madison St Clarksville | 931-919-2575 | acmeathleticstn.com

Coffee for mom and fun for kids

a Gamer’s Dream

Mochas & Minis Indoor Play & Cafe

Frontline Games

An adorable coffee shop with an indoor play area designed for children years 8 and under. The luxury cafe has an extensive menu, sure to please both adults & children.

This place is a gamer’s dream. They host daily events that include Yu-Gi-Oh! tournaments, board game night, Pokemon tournaments, and more!

550 Heritage Pointe Dr, Clarksville 865-438-3441 | mochasandminis.com

287 Stonecrossing Dr Clarksville 931-896-2722 | frontlinegames.net

Hit the Slots Oak Grove Gaming Hit the jackpot on Vegas thrills at Oak Grove Racing Gaming. Enjoy over 1300 gaming machines 777 Winners Way Oak Grove 270-984-4200 | oakgrovegaming.com

Clarksville Vintage Fair Beachaven Winery • Clarksville beachavenwinery.com/events-1/vinyasa-vino-15 Beachaven Winery offers the perfect location to sample local wines, listen to live music, and explore booths offering everything from antiques, furniture, handmade goods and more! Wine tastings, local food, and a relaxed atmosphere make this the perfect day. Margaritaville Run Nissan Stadium• Nashville margaritavillerun.com/nashville/ This 5K race will begin at 9:00am at Nissan Stadium. The course limit is 90 minutes, so participants are welcome to run, walk, or stroll! Sevier Park Fest Sevier Park • Nashville sevierparkfest.com This festival that opens at 9am will have two stages with live music, over 60 local vendors, a Criterium Bike Race, a hot wing eating contest, food trucks, a kids’ area, and more. There will be featured performances by Rayland Baxter, Okey Dokey, Thelma and the Sleaze, Short & Company, and Tayls.

Nashville Wellness Fest Fairgrounds Park• Nashville nashvillehealthandwellnessfest.com Nashville’s biggest health and wellness festival, from 10am to 4pm at the Nashville Fairgrounds . This family-friendly event will include over 100 vendors, wellness workshops, fitness demonstrations, free goodies, giveaways, and more! Guests can expect activities like archery, soccer, meditation, and virtual reality to keep everyone entertained! 21

Queen City Road Race Liberty Park • Clarksville cityofclarksville.com/439/Queen-City-Road-Race For more than 40 years, the Queen City Road has been the premier running event in Clarksville. The race features a 10K that takes participants along the Cumberland River and through McGregor Park, a 5K that features Liberty Park in its entirety, and a 1-mile fun run inside the park as well. All three courses (1 mi, 5K, 10K) are certified with USA Track & Field.

Dinner on Main Main St • Cadiz http://jmam.org/ For the fourth year, the Janice Mason Art Museum is hosting a community feast along Main Street in front of City Hall, Saturday, May 14! The dinner will feature dishes from local restaurants, and will support the art museum. Healthcare Heroes 5K Princeton KY caldwellmedical.com Join and celebrate all our #HealthcareHeros for a fun run 5K. Whether you walk, jog, run, or race we want to acknowledge all healthcare workers and support a great cause. All donations go directly to making a difference to benefit the community and all individuals served by Caldwell Medical Center services. Iroquois Steeplechase Percy Warner Park• Nashville iroquoissteeplechase.org This popular annual event unites horse racing and socializing at one of Nashville’s best parks. Steeplechase attracts more than 25,000 well-dressed people each year.

Crooked Eye Blues Fest Robinson County Fairgraounds • Springfield eventbrite.com/o/crooked-eye-events-8166243339 A Brand New Blues Festival in Middle Tennessee with a great line-up of Blues artists. There will be food & adult beverages available for purchase as well as a number of Craft Vendors for your review.

Tour de Nash Frankie Pierce Park• Nashville walkbikenashville.org/tourdenash?locale=en Walk or Bike Nashville's 18th annual Tour de Nash is Nashville's largest urban bike ride. Take on the City Tour (9-mi), Local Tour (25-mi), or Grand Tour (45-mi) to suit your riding style. Your paid registration includes a t-shirt and route support.

Music City Mutt Strutt Shelby Bottoms• East Nashville nashvillehumane.org/muttstrutt Walk Bike Nashville's 18th annual Tour de Nash is The Music City Mutt Strutt is about raising funds for homeless and at-risk dogs and cats. As an entirely gift-based not-for-profit, Nashville Humane relies on events like Mutt Strutt and generous gifts from donors like you to save lives. So a “race” like Mutt Strutt is less about the result on the course, and more about the results in our city and beyond. Because in the end, we’re not the Boston Marathon. This one is about Boston Terriers, and Chihuahuas, and Chocolate Labs, etc. You’re helping us raise funds for shelter pets!

Water Lantern Festival The Parthenon Centenial Park • Nashville waterlanternfestival.com/nashville.php Water Lantern Festival is filled with fun, happiness, hope, and great memories that you'll cherish for a lifetime. This is a family friendly event that can be shared by everyone. Each adult ticket includes: floating lantern kit, led candle, marker and more. Prizer Point Memorial Day Concert Prizer Point Rd • Cadiz facebook.com/prizerpointmarina Concert #1 Featuring “Wide Open Road” Celebrate Memorial Weekend 2022.Head to Hurricane Creek Bay and enjoy the afternoon of live music and friends.

Bike The CRAM LifePoint Church • Clarksville bikethecram.com The 29th Annual Clarksville Rotary Annual Metric (CRAM) bike ride with distances of 100, 62, 33 and 20 miles to choose from. This legacy ride is a beautiful trip through mostly flat and partially rolling hills and farmland of Middle Tennessee and southern Kentucky. Roxy Regional Theatre May 13, 14, 19, 20, 21 • Detroit ‘67 1967 Detroit. Motown music is getting the party started. Chelle and her brother Lank are making ends meet by turning their basement into an after-hours joint. The siblings clash over much more than the family business. Their feelings erupt, and they find themselves caught in the middle of the ’67 riots May 18 • Company Cabaret: Motown Hits A special night of music and entertainment, featuring our company of professional actors who come to us from all over the country. Musical selections will vary from musical theatre to contemporary music, classic standards to holiday tunes.

Limoncello Collins The Limoncello Collins is much like the Tom Collins, but with the addition of Limoncello, a lemon liqueur. That makes the lemon flavor considerably stronger than the gin. This one has bubbles from the club soda that make it extra refreshing. 2 ounces limoncello 1 1⁄2 ounces gin 2 ounces fresh lemon juice 2 ounces club soda Pour the limoncello, gin and lemon juice into a mixing glass. Press three very thin lemon slices against the side of a collins glass, and add ice. Pour the mixture from the mixing glass over the ice. Top with the club soda, add a mint for garnish. Black Russian The Black Russian drink supposedly first appeared in Brussels in 1949. It’s a wonderfully simple cocktail, but you wouldn’t know that from the flavor. This drink doesn’t really have anything to do with Russia, other than the fact that it contains vodka. The main flavor in this drink is simply the Kahlua. 1 1⁄2 ounces vodka ⁄4 ounce Kahlua, or other coffee flavored liqueur 3

Pour the ingredients into a highball glass with ice cubes, and stir. Serve with a straw. --

Frisco Sour The Frisco Sour is an old classic. The usual recipe for a sour is your main ingredient + lemon + simple syrup or sugar. But this drink uses Benedictine for sweetening. 2 ounces rye or bourbon 1 ⁄2 ounce Benedictine 1 ⁄2 ounce lemon juice 1 ⁄2 ounce lime juice Fill a cocktail shaker halfway with ice cubes. Pour in all ingredients and shake until chilled. Strain the mixture into a sour glass and garnish with lemon or lime.

Lunchbox The Lunchbox drink recipe is a very lovable cocktail. There’s nothing especially sophisticated about it – it just tastes incredibly good. 1 1⁄2 ounces Southern Comfort 1 1⁄2 ounces amaretto 3 1⁄2 ounces orange juice 1 1⁄2 ounces beer Pour the orange juice into a highball glass first. Next pour the beer. Then pour the amaretto. Finally, pour the Southern Comfort. Alternately, you can put the Southern Comfort in a shot glass and drop it down in. Give it a quick stir.

Drink recipes and photos courtesy of mixthatdrink.com

Customs House Museum and Cultural Center

The Customs House Museum and Culture Center is the state’s second largest general museum. It is over 35,000 square feet of some cool hands-on activities that people of all ages can enjoy and learn from. It is an amazing way to spend the afternoon. 200 South Second St, Clarksville | 931-648-5780 | customshousemuseum.org

Fort Defiance Civil War Park and Interpretive Center Do you love history? Does the Civil War interest you? If so, then Fort Defiance Civil War Park and Interpretive Center is the place for you. Come learn about some of Clarksville’s history and watch many great reenactors and presenters. It is a great activity for all ages.

120 Duncan St, Clarksville | 931-472-3351 ftdefianceclarksville.com

Don F. Pratt Museum Explore military artifacts and memorabilia at this Fort Campbell Museum. Guests are invited to touch and view on the display pieces and reflect on military history.

5702 Tennessee Ave, Fort Campbell | 270-798-4986 fortcampbell.com/museums

Cheekwood Museum Cheekwood is a privately funded 55-acre estate on the western edge of Nashville. It is the home to a Botanical Garden and Museum of Art. The mansion is 30,000-square-foot and was opened as a museum in 1960. 1200 Forrest Park Dr, Nashville | 615-356-8000 | cheekwood.org

Belle Meade Plantation Families are invited to explore this amazing mansion, which was built in 1853, and see firsthand what life was like over a century ago. 5025 Harding Pike, Nashville | 615-356-0501 bellemeadeplantation.com

Lane Motor Museum

If someone in your family loves cars, then this museum is the place for them! Lane Motor Museum features some great art, memorabilia, and cars! They have over 150 cars on display on any given day for your viewing pleasure. They are home to three-wheeled cars, unusual cars, and more. 702 Murfreesboro Pk, Nashville | 615-742-7445 | lanemotormuseum.org

Historic Collinsville

Take a step back in time and check out this self-guided tour of 16 restored log homes and structures on this rural 40-acre settlement. 4711 Weakley Rd, Southside, Clarksville historiccollinsville.com

Visit Amish country Kentucky

Just across the Tennessee/Kentucky line is home to a sizable Amish population. There’s multiple stores and attractions in Guthrie, Trenton, and Russellville .The popular Schlabach’s Bakery has delicious treats, Penchem’s Tack Store has leather wallets and purses, and in other locations you can find handmade furniture, nurseries and more. amishamerica.com/amish-kentucky

Tennessee Coming to Middle Tennessee in 1944 from Mississippi, the Amish population in Ethridge is one of the largest in the south. Located just north of Lawrenceburg, the Ethridge community is a farming enterprise supplemented by many small shops and home stores. Amish commerce extends off the farm with some selling products off the back of the buggy in the parking lot of a local tourist outlet. amishamerica.com/the-amish-of-ethridge-tennessee

President Andy’s Place Did you know that a house owned by Andrew Jackson, the seventh president of the United States, is right at our back door? The historical plantation and museum is located just outside Nashville. It is a great piece of history to explore and see.

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Fresh Water Pearls Tennessee River Freshwater Pearl Farm is the only freshwater pearl farm in America! Come explore the museum and see some beautiful gems. 255 Marina Rd, Camden | 731-584-7880 | tennesseeriverpearls.com

Nature Conservtory The Wade Bourne Nature Center at Rotary Park serves to promote conservation and nature education for all ages while connecting visitors with the environment. They also host special events for nature lovers young and old.

2308 Rotary Park Dr Clarksville | 615-724-1600 mcgtn.org/parks/wade-bourne-nature-center

Fort Donelson

As the site where Dover fell into Union control during the Civil War, Fort Donelson has some of the most interesting features in the area. Come check out some of the Confederate monuments and river batteries at this historic location. 174 National Cemetery Dr, Dover 931-232-5706 | nps.gov/fodo

Fort Negley The largest inland stone fortification built during the Civil War, Fort Negley stood as the centerpiece of Union occupied Nashville. Fort Negley represents the effects of war and sudden occupation and the heartbreak of the Battle of Nashville. Some of the original fort’s construction still stands, which is sure to wow your family. 1100 Fort Negley Blvd. | 615-862-8470 | nashville.gov/parks-and-recreation

Port Royal State Park

Port Royal is an official site of The Trail of Tears. It is also one of the first colonial communities of Middle Tennessee. The park offers fishing, hiking, and more. 3300 Old Clarksville Hwy, Adams 931-645-0622 | tnstateparks.com

Grand Ole Opry The Grand Ole Opry is a country music lover’s paradise. The Opry is home of many country music legends and new chart-toppers that are following in their footsteps. Attending one of these concerts should be on your summer bucket list. 2804 Opryland Dr | 615-871-6779 | opry.com

The mother church As the original home of the Grand Ole Opry, The Ryman Auditorium has some of the greatest history in Music City. And with all the different events happening throughout the summer, there’s sure to be something to pique your interest.

116 Fifth Ave. North | 615-889-3060 | ryman.com

Adventure Science center Over 175 hands-on interactive exhibits with themes including biology, physics, visual perception, air and space, energy and earth science. The center has 44,000 square feet of exhibit space, a 75-foot-tall adventure tower and the Sudekum Planetarium. 800 Fort Negley Blvd | 615-862-5160 | adventuresci.org

House of Cards Experience a dining experience like never before. This restaurant is reservation only and entertains guests with nation’s leading magicians. It is 21+ only and has a dress code.

119, Lower Level, 3rd Ave | 615-730-8326 | hocnashville.com

looks greek to me This is a full-scale replica of the original Parthenon in Athens, Greece. It was built in 1897 as part of the Tennessee Centennial Exposition. 2500 West End Ave | 615-862-8431 Nashville.gov

Lower Broad The Broadway Historic District, in the shadow of the famed Ryman Auditorium, is probably best known for the many music and tourist-related businesses that remain in this area. Known as Lower Broad, this section of Broadway has for decades attracted country music fans to its honky-tonk bars. Between 2nd and 5th Aves | nashvilledowntown.com/go/broadway

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Arts & Crafts Center Do you love all things arts and crafts? Arts & Crafts offers workshops, classes, and other services for all artistic skill levels. Watch for class offering on Facebook and the website. Inside Cole Park Commons, Fort Campbell | 270-798-3625 | campbell.armymwr.com

Let’s Paint something Come with the one you love for a date you’ll remember for years, with a group of friends and laugh while you create your masterpieces, or with your family for a great answer to that rainy day dilema. Painting sessions for both adults and children are available.

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Creative Clay There’s a ceramics artist just waiting for their chance to get out and decorate some pottery this summer. Can't draw a straight line to save your life? Not to worry. There are stencils, foam stamps, decorative tapes, stickers and transfer paper available at each of these locations so beginners through skilled artists can have a good time. The Pottery Room | 110 Needmore Road Suite F, Clarksville | 931-503-3024 | thepotteryroom.com River City Clay | 115 Franklin St, Clarksville | 931-542-6615 | rivercityclay.com Courtney’s Creative Pallete | 94 Franklin St, Clarksville | 931-802-8282 | courtneyscreativepalette.com

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The Hopkinsville Art Guild provides a place for area professional and amateur visual artists to share their fine arts. The Gallery is the separate facility that sells art. Hopkinsville Art Gallery 108 E Sixth St | 270-962-7307 | hopkinsvilleartguild.org The Downtown Artists Co-op is an association of talented local artists and interested patrons dedicated to promoting the visual arts in the Clarksville area. Downtown Artists Co-op | Clarksville 96 Franklin St | 931-919-3770 | downtownartistsco-op.com

Discovery Park oF America This Union City, TN museum has some amazing experiences waiting for you. They are home to an earthquake simulator and some fascinating preserved skeletons of a T-Rex and many other dinosaurs. It is an amazing day trip for the entire family to enjoy. 830 Everett Blvd, Union City, TN ǀ 931-885-5455 | discoveryparkofamerica.com

Tennessee Safari Zoo If the Tennessee heat gets to be too much for a regular zoo, why not try out this drive-thru zoo? Guests can pet and feed over 80 species of animals at the Tennessee Safari Zoo. Great fun for the entire family.

618 Conley Rd. Alamo, TN ǀ 731-696-4423 ǀ tennesseesafaripark.com

louisville slugger Museum & Factory This museum is a baseball lover’s dream come true. The Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory is an amazing place to learn all about baseball’s past, present, and future. It is a great place to experience one of America’s favorite times. 800 West Main St. Louisville, KY ǀ 877-775-8443 ǀ sluggermuseum.com

Ark Encounter This bible story comes to life right before your eyes at the Ark Encounter. The Ark is a life-sized remake of Noah’s Ark. It is home to some exotic animals, a zip line tour, and a two-story restaurant.

1 Ark Encounter Dr. – Williamstown, KY ǀ 855-284-3275 arkencounter.com

dinosaur World Have a little one that is obsessed with dinosaurs? Then come and explore this open-air attraction that is home to some life-size replicas of our extinct friends. They also have many kid-friendly activities for them to enjoy. 711 Mammoth Cave Rd, Cave City, KY ǀ 270-773-4345 dinosaurworld.com/kentucky

Ruby Falls Ruby Falls is a 145-foot-high underground waterfall located in Chattanooga, TN. It is the nation's tallest and deepest underground waterfall open to the public in the United States. During your visit enjoy the spectacular views from Lookout Mountain Tower and Blue Heron Overlook. 1720 South Scenic Hwy, Chattanooga, TN ǀ 423-821-2544 ǀ rubyfalls.com

Tennessee Aquarium

Come see for yourself why visitors rate the Tennessee Aquarium the best aquarium in America for overall guest satisfaction. Enjoy a remarkable journey from the mountains to the sea as you explore above and below the surface. 1 Broad St, Chattanooga | tnaqua.org.

Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies With multiple levels and different environments to explore, Ripley’s Aquarium holds tons of amazing underwater adventures for everyone to enjoy.

88 River Rd, Gatlinburg. TN | 888-240-1358 ripleyaquariums.com

Georgia Aquarium There are more than a hundred thousand animals inside its walls. The aquarium has 10 million US gallons of marine and salt water. It also offers shows, a food court, and interactive experiences.

225 Baker St NW, Atlanta, GA | 404-581-4000 georgiaaquarium.org

Dollywood The theme park spans across 150 acres in the Great Smoky Mountains. Dollywood has more than 40 world class rides, high-energy entertainment, and award-winning dining for their guests to enjoy. It is the perfect family vacation spot.

2700 Dollywood Parks Blvd, Pigeon Forge ǀ 800- 365-5996 ǀ dollywood.com

Memphis As the home of the Blues, Beale Street has always stood as one of America’s most iconic streets, home to bars, restaurants and shops. A great way to spend a summer day. Downtown Memphis | 901-526-0115 | BealeStreet.com

Journey through the most famous rock ‘n’ roll residence in the world: Graceland. Explore the personal side of Elvis Presley. Learn how his revolutionary style and unique sound changed the face of popular music and culture forever. 3734 Elvis Presley Blvd | 901-332-3322 | graceland.com

No visit to Memphis is complete without going to Mud Island. Travel by monorail to the island, experience the Riverwalk, an outdoor scale model of the lower Mississippi, also the Mississippi River Museum with 18 galleries showing 10,000 years of history. 125 N Front St | 901-576-7241 | mudisland.com

Land Between the Lakes

As one of the largest playgrounds in the country, the Land Between the Lakes has more than enough to do to keep your whole family satisfied for weeks. Check out some of the wildlife at the Elk and Bison Prairie. They roam free in a 700-acre enclosure. Guests are invited to drive in enclosed vehicles down a 3.5 mile paved path to see these beautiful creatures roam. Be sure to visit the HomePlace, an authentic 1850s farm. 238 Visitor Center Dr, - Golden Pond, KY ǀ 800-525-7077 ǀ landbetweenthelakes.us

The Fort Campbell area is richly blessed with musical talent. Both local and Nashville talent provide free concerts at various venues including Hopkinsville, Clarksville and Nashville.

Free outdoor concert series 7-10pm

May 6 & 20 June 6 & 20 July 3 & 17 Aug 1 & 15 Sept 5 & 19 Oct 2 & 16

Casey’s Til 8 Casey Jones Distillery on Fri & Sat nights 'til 8pm features live music from the best local artists. 2813 Witty Ln Hopkinsville 270-839-9987 caseyjonesdistillery.com

Concerts are at 3 - 5pm & 6:30 - 9:30pm Both concerts included $5 admission 1100 Dunlop Ln 931-645-8867 beachavenwinery.com

Clarksville Downtown Commons is one of the largest public meeting spaces in the area. The summer months are packed with ongoing musical events for the whole family.

215 Legion St ǀ Clarksville•downtowncommons.org

Jazz On The Lawn

June 18 The Rythym Kings Bicho Brothers August 20 Tyme Tiffany Turner October 20 CJQ Tina Brown

Nashville’s Musicians Corner

Musicians Corner, Nashville’s free concert series, returns this spring with a full season of live music in Centennial Park every Friday from 5 - 9 PM and Saturday from 12 - 6 PM in May and June. Centenial Park ǀ Nashville ǀ musicianscornernashville.com

Rhythm on the Rails Friday nights in May and June enjoy live music, food trucks and a cash bar. Bring a lawn chair or blanket for the south lawn or relax in the shade of the train depot. The Friday night events are free of charge.

Union City, TN | 731-885-5455 | discoveryparkofamerica.com

From the region’s best bands performing live at the Sports Bar and Lobby Bar, to national headliners taking center stage at the new outdoor concert Amphitheater, the Vegas Vibes are always in play at Oak Grove Gaming!

777 Winners Way Oak Grove | oakgrovegaming.com

May 20th Thunderstruck America’s AC/DC

June 3rd Hotel California Eagles Tribute

May 21st Thunderstruck America’s AC/DC Air Supply

June 23rd - Kansas Oct 28th Rick Springfield

Oak Grove Tourism is having its 14th year of the Spring into Summer Festival Salutes Fort Campbell on Memorial Day Weekend. The Spring into Summer Festival Salutes Fort Campbell has been recognized as one of the best festivals in the Southeast region of the United States. Even more impressive, it has been recognized as one of the best festivals internationally! This year the festival dates are May 28th & 29th opens at noon on both days. Though it is a festival to support our troops, it is also open to the public. It is a way to thank not only the military and their families but all of the surrounding communities for their continuous support. As a way to show appreciation specifically for Soldiers, they have a basket giveaway where military members have the chance to win a basket full of amazing prizes graciously given by sponsors local to the area.In the past, these baskets have contained prizes such as spa certificates, restaurant certificates, hotel stays, a furniture store voucher, TVs, laptops and even cash. These basket giveaways are reserved for active-duty personnel only. Approximately 40,000 people come from all over the country to enjoy the free festivities including a free concert on Saturday evening. Multi-Platinum-Selling Country Music Artist, Dylan Scott will be headlining the concert. To kick off the concert, the FasTrax veteran parachute jumpers display their abilities to the sound of the National Anthem. The concert begins shortly after the parachute jumpers have landed and concludes with a beautiful fireworks display. If concerts are not your thing, there are many other free activities throughout the weekend to enjoy. All the stage shows are packed full of adventure from start to finish. The bubble zone is an area perfect for adults and kids alike with pools filled with bubble solution and bubble wands of all kinds. As always there will be free carnival rides for all to enjoy as no tickets or wristbands are required. You can even hang out and take pictures with a talking robot. Your day out could be as simple as walking around, enjoying the May weather, and looking or shopping at the many vendor booths. Because the festival is located in a park, there are many beautiful, shaded areas to sit when you want to get away from the bustling crowds.

If you would like more information on Dylan Scott please go to: www.dylanscottcountry.com May 28-12pm-9pm | May 296-12pm-6pm | 101 Walter Garrett Lane, Oak Grove | 270-439-5675 | visitoakgroveky.com

The 101st Airborne Division and Fort Campbell is excited to welcome family, friends, community members, and veterans to Fort Campbell as they celebrate “Week of the Eagles” from May 20th until May 26th. May 20th - May 30th Boots on the Ground Display 3-4pm opening ceremony. Over 7,000 boots will line the 101st Airborne Division headquarters lawn in memory of a fallen service member who died from Sept. 11, 2001 to present. Each boot will be prepared with a name tag, photograph and personal remembrances of the service member they represent.

May 20th - Division Run 6:30-8:30am

May 21st Air Assault Static Displays/Demos 1:30-4pm. Static displays, and Air Assault demonstration for guests to enjoy held at Sabalauski Air Assault School

May 21st Week of the Eagles Concert hosted by MWR featuring Lynyrd Skynrd with special guest Cassadee Pope. The concert is free and open to DoD ID Card Holders and Authorized Guests only.

May 24th Gold Star Dedication & Memorial Day Ceremony - 9:30am Division Headquarters

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Watch the Ponies run Oak Grove Gaming features harness horse racing starting May 8th through July 24th. Watch exciting races and root for your favorite. Races held Sun & Mon at 3pm in May and Sun - Tue at 3pm June and July

Oak Grove Gaming 777 Winners Way Oak Grove | oakgrovegaming.com

Hob knob with Country stars CMA Fest is the Ultimate Country Music Fan Experience is four days and nights of Country Music in downtown Nashville June 9 - 12. One of the best parts about the CMA Music Festival is Fan Fair X and the opportunity to get that long anticipated autograph from your favorite artist.

Downtown Nashville | hoptownsummersalute.com

June Boom over Clarksville An annual free event at a location to be determined on June 18th. This unique show offers a shoot list for viewers to follow as they watch their favorite fireworks live. After the product show, FUSE Fireworks provides a grand finale. June Boom is a free event. facebook.com/juneboomoverclarksville

4th of July Celebrations

Fort Campbell Enjoy rides and fun games during the Independence Week Carnival. Get a wrist band and ride as many rides as you want or get tickets. The carnival runs June 29 - July 4 on the Division Parade Field. On the 4th a great fireworks display will light up the night. campbell.armymwr.com

Clarksville Independence Day Celebration on July 3 celebrate our nation’s independence with great food, live music, and family friendly activities starting at 3pm, followed by Clarksville’s largest fireworks display at 9:15PM. cityofclarksville.com/events

County Fair The Montgomery County Fair at the Clarksville Speedway July 28th through August 6th. Pig Racing, Live Duck Races, Rides, & Much More!

clarksvillespeedway.com/other-events/montgomery-county-fair

Summer Salute The award-winning annual festival is Hopkinsville's largest, featuring over 100 vendors and 2 days of live music, August 26-27. Food and merchant vendors, free live entertainment, rides and attractions. Downtown Hopkinsville | hoptownsummersalute.com

Clarksville BBQ Bash On October 8 watch teams from near and far compete to see who has the best barbecue (BBQ)! Enjoy live music, inflatables, artisan vendors, a corn hole tournament and more! 35

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Craft Beer The area around Fort Campbell is home to local places brewing delicious and hoppy ales. Here are places to get your fill this summer. Clarksville Tennessee Valley Brewing Co. 2088 Lowes Dr Ste H | 931-320-9192 tnvalleybrewing.com

The Blackhorse Pub & Brewery 132 Franklin St | 931-552-3726 blackhorsebrews.com

Strawberry Alley Ale Works 103 Strawberry Alley | 931-919-4777 saaleworks.com

Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Brewing Co. | 102 East 5th St 270-987-3115 | hopkinsvillebrewingcompany.com

Wineries There are multiple places for you to sample the fruit of the vine within a short driving distance of Fort Campbell. Clarksville Beachaven Vineyard and Winery 1100 Dunlop Ln 931-645-8867 beachavenwinery.com

Hopkinsville Bravard Vineyards & Winery 15000 Overton Rd 270-269-2583 blackoakvineyard.com

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Princeton Eddy Grove Vineyard 300 Martin Rd 270-365-9463 blackoakvineyard.com

Whiskey & Moonshine There’s a number of distilleries in the area that host tastings and tours of the distilleries, and here are a few to check out this summer. Clarksville Old Glory Distillery 451 Alfred Thun Rd | 931-645-8867 | oldglory.com

Pembroke MB Roland Distillery 2982 Harvey Bowden Rd | 270-640-7744 mbroland.com

Hopkinsville Casey Jones Distillery | 2813 Witty Ln 270-839-9987 | caseyjonesdistillery.com

Pleasant View Leatherwood Distillery | 6381 Hwy 41A 931-801-3364 | leatherwooddistillery.com 36

May Events

The USO is celebrating all Military Spouses on 6 MAY at their MilSpouse Mixer. Join them for an evening of games, give aways & connections! The evening will include light hors d'oeuvres, mocktails and more. Check out their UNPLUGGED family game night on 19 MAY. Disconnect from the day to day bustle and enjoy an evening with your family with dinner & a family board game. For more information on our programming, go to their website: https://fortcampbell.uso.org/events. The USO is looking for volunteers to join the team! You can go to volunteers.uso.org to get started. They have orientations scheduled for May 19th at 5:30 p.m. and May 26th at 11:30 a.m. If you have questions about volunteering, reach out to MaLissa Harris (mharris@uso.org). Be sure to follow along with the USO Mobile App for even more programs. It’s also the fastest way to check in when you arrive at the Center! For more information and how to register for the programs, stay tuned to their Facebook page (USOFortCampbell) and website (https://fortcampbell.uso.org/events). 37