The City of North Charleston was recently named a “Playful City … · 2018-08-27 · The City of North Charleston was recently named a “Playful City USA” community by KaBOOM!,

The City of North Charleston was recently named a “Playful City USA” community by KaBOOM!, the national non-profit dedicated to saving play for America’s children. 151 cities and towns across the country received the designation of which only 5 were recognized from the State of South Carolina. KaBOOM! created “Playful City USA” in 2007 to help local governments address the play deficit by ensuring children have the time and space they need to play.

“The power of play can impact many of the urgent problems facing our cities, from the epidemic of childhood obesity to poor school performance,” said Darell Hammond, KaBOOM! Founder and CEO. “When leaders support the cause of play, children live happier and healthier lives.”

North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey stated, “The North Charleston Recreation Department offers a wealth of activities and space for play that promotes healthy lifestyles including sports for all ages at our many athletic complexes, senior programming in our community centers, afterschool and summer camps for our city’s youth, and passive play at the numerous playgrounds dotting the city.” Mayor Summey continued, “We take great pride in providing our citizens with play areas and programming that rival the best in the nation.”

Dear Residents,North Charleston is known for its outstanding recreation programs and beautiful facilities. Our Recreation Department maintains strong leadership and is fortunate to have volunteers who offer dedicated service to our citizens by providing them with various, fun-filled, recreational opportunities.

Please take time to explore the recreational opportunities offered to the community. You will be as proud as I am of the success of the North Charleston Recreation Department.

Sincerely,

R. Keith Summey, MayorCity of North Charleston

Dear Citizens,It is an honor and a pleasure to serve you as the Director of Parks and Recreation. Our department strives to accommodate your needs by providing safe and clean facilities as well as fun-filled programs for all ages. North Charleston truly is a wonderful city which provides our citizens with many great opportunities. If there is anything that the Recreation Department, or myself can do to assist you, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely,

Ed Barfield, DirectorNorth Charleston Recreation Department

Dear Citizens,Thank you for participating in our various programs and events. Our staff is committed to providing you quality events and we encourage you to take advantage of the many opportunities that we provide. Your continued support means a lot to us and we look forward to serving you.

Sincerely,

TJ Rostin, Deputy DirectorNorth Charleston Recreation Department

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Cary Grant, Maintenance [email protected]

MAINTENANCE

The Maintenance Division services 34 baseball and softball fields, 9 soccer fields, 4 football fields, an in-line hockey rink, a 400m track, 19 tennis courts and 21 community centers.

Millie Brown, Office Manager(843) [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERecreation Department • 2nd Floor of City Hall2500 City Hall Lane • North Charleston, SC • 29406

Millie Brown and Jasmine Dozier are behind the scenes and handle the majority of the Recreation Department’s finances. They assist the Recreation Department in meeting all of their purchasing needs, thus allowing the Department to best serve the citizens of North Charleston. Their daily work with vendors is a must for the Department’s continued success.

The Recreation Department greatly appreciates Millie and Jasmine's support and dedication to improving the quality of life for North Charleston residents.

The Recreation Department is very fortunate to have an outstanding Maintenance Division. Under the leadership and guidance of Cary Grant, these men are dedicated to providing North Charleston residents with quality facilities, beautiful parks and open green spaces.

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City Attractions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Riverfront Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Greater Charleston Naval Base Memorial . . . . . . 25 North Charleston Fire Museum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 The Golf Club at Wescott Plantation . . . . . . . . 27-28

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NORTH CHARLESTON CITY COUNCIL Mayor R. Keith SummeyMike Brown District 1Rhonda Jerome District 2Virginia Jamison District 3Ron Brinson District 4Todd Olds District 5Dorothy Williams District 6Sam Hart District 7Bob King District 8Kenny Skipper District 9Michael Brown District 10

RECREATION ADVISORY BOARDThe North Charleston Recreation Department Advisory Board meets the 4th Wednesday of each month at Armory Park at 5:30 pm. For more information, please call (843) 745-1028.

Dick Fuller, Chairman Donta BowensJim ChiavacciVernon FieldsTony GrassoJohn MillerCarol PierceMonique Stinson

RECREATION DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATION

Dick Fuller, Chairman Danta BowensJim ChiavacciVernon FieldsTony GrassoJoe McIntyreJohn MillerCarol PierceMonique Stinson

Ed Barfield, Recreation DirectorTJ Rostin, Deputy Director Millie Brown, Office ManagerJimmy Brown, Athletic DirectorCindy Dambaugh, Adult AthleticsBora Yatagan, Aquatics Director Robert Fludd, Program DirectorCary Grant, Maintenance DirectorKathy Kackley, Program DirectorMike Maksim, Athletic Director Edwina Peterson, Middle School Athletics Belinda Swindler, Senior Coordinator

Jasmine Dozier, Clerk(843) [email protected]


ATHLETICS PROGRAMSYOUTH ATHLETIC SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Youth Athletics are provided for North Charleston residents. Participants must play in the area in which they reside. However, non-residents may register provided neither state nor national affiliations have rules prohibiting non-resident participation. The NCRD Staff assigns non-residents to an area for participation and an additional $30 registration fee is charged. This applies to all Youth Athletic programs.

A parent or legal guardian is required at registration and must provide the child’s birth certificate, proof of accident insurance, proof of residence and payment of all fees. Cash is not accepted at registration; only checks, money orders or cashier checks are accepted.

REGISTRATION LOCATIONSArmory Park (843) 745-1032, Gethsemani (843) 308-4733, Northwoods Park (843) 572-5410, Felix C. Davis Community Center (Park Circle) (843) 745-1028, Jeanene Batten Community Center (843) 308-4731, Perry/Webb Community Center (843) 308-4735, Thomas M. Evans, Sr. Community Center (843) 760-4289, and Wescott Park (843) 767-0782

Registration is not available on the following holidays observed by the city: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day & Friday after Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve & Christmas Day. PROGRAMS OFFEREDBaseball Spring/Fall Pitch, Hit & RunBasketball Winter/Summer Punt, Pass & KickCheerleading SoccerFootball Softball Spring/FallHershey Track & Field Flag Football

Jimmy Brown, Athletic DirectorCity [email protected](843) 740-5804

Mike Gillison, Facility Supervisor Danny [email protected](843) 745-1033

Helen DeLong, Facility Supervisor Northwoods Park(843) 572-5410

Mike Maksim, Athletic Director City [email protected](843) 740-5808

Deni Grant, ClerkWescott [email protected](843) 767-0782

Ryan Connolly,Facility Supervisor Wescott [email protected](843) 767-0782

The North Charleston Recreation Department is always looking for volunteer coaches and team sponsors. Help support the youth of North Charleston by becoming a team sponsor or volunteer coach for a variety of youth sports offered by the recreation department. Sponsoring a team is a great marketing opportunity reaching thousands of individuals while supporting our young ath-letes. Volunteer coaches have the opportunity to instruct the basic skills of a particular sport(s) while teaching life skills such as sportsmanship and teamwork. Sponsors receive the following:

● Your Company Name on the uniform jerseys ● Your Company Name on all schedules for the particular age group that you sponsor ● Sponsor Plaque with team photo ● Invitation to the Volunteer and Sponsor Appreciation Banquet in October

Cost to sponsor a team(s): ● Single Team Sponsor $250.00 ● Silver Sponsor (3-teams) $600.00 ($200.00 per team) ● Platinum Sponsor (10-teams) $1500.00 ($150.00 per team) By sponsoring multiple teams, a company has the opportunity to spread their marketing plan over multiple sports throughout a year, i.e. a baseball team, a football team, a basketball team, etc.

All volunteers undergo a yearly background check. Each volunteer is required to complete a Vol-unteer Application and a Coaches Code of Ethics before you are allowed to participate in any capacity with a team.

The philosophy of the North Charleston Recreation Department is to instill a positive attitude, sportsmanship, basic fundamentals, confidence, and high moral standards. Youth Sports Pro-grams develop the physical, psychological, and social aspects of youth. Our programs emphasize participation, fun, sportsmanship, and downplays a competitive approach to sports. Participants, parents, and coaches are expected to support this philosophy. For more information on becoming a volunteer or sponsor, please call (843) 767-0782 or email [email protected].

Our organization uses RainedOut to inform you about cancelled games,upcoming registrations, field changes, etc. RainedOut delivers our urgentalerts to you as text messages or email.

Text North Charleston Recreation Department to 84483 to receive alerts!For email alerts search for North Charleston Recreation Department on www.RainedOut.com

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AGES: 4–5 T-Ball as of May 1, 2017, 6–8 Machine Pitch, 9–10 Dixie Minors, 11–12 Dixie Youth, 13–14 Dixie Boys, and 15–19 Dixie Majors as of May 1, 2017REGISTRATION: Month of JanuaryREGISTRATION FEE: Residents, $30; Non-Residents, $60LOCATION(S): Ages 4–12 Northwoods Park, Park Circle, Pepperhill Park, Wescott Park; Ages 13–14 MWV/Kapstone Park; Ages 15–19 Collins ParkThe season begins the 2nd week of April. Each participant receives a uniform that includes a pair of pants, socks, a shirt and a hat. All participants must provide their own glove, cleats and batting helmet with face mask and chinstrap.

AGES: 4-5 T-Ball as of Sept. 1, 2018, 6-8 Machine Pitch, 9–10 Dixie Minors, 11–12 Dixie Youth, 13–14 Dixie Boys, 15–19 Dixie Majors as of May 1, 2018REGISTRATION: Month of JulyREGISTRATION FEE: Residents, $30; Non-Residents, $60LOCATION(S): MWV/Kapstone Park, Park Circle, Wescott Park and competing recreation departments’ fieldsThe Lowcountry Fall League is designed for players who want to improve their skills or explore the league they wish to play in next spring. Players will receive a shirt, socks, pants, and hat.

FALL BASEBALL

SUMMER BASKETBALLAGES: 9–10 Boys & Girls, 11–12 Boys & Girls, 13–14 Boys & Girls, 15–17 Boys & Girls as of August 1, 2017REGISTRATION: Month of AprilREGISTRATION FEE: Residents, $30; Non-Residents, $60LOCATION(S): Danny Jones Gym, Ferndale Gym, Northwoods Gym, River Oaks Gym, Sterett Hall Gym, and neighboring recreation departments.Games begin in early June and are played on weeknights. The Recreation Department provides each participant with a game shirt and shorts.

WINTER BASKETBALLAGES: 4–6 Co-Ed, 7–8 Co-Ed, 9–10 Boys & Girls, 11–12 Boys & Girls, 13–14 Boys & Girls, 15–17 Boys & Girls as of September 1, 2017REGISTRATION: Month of OctoberREGISTRATION FEE: Residents, $30; Non-Residents, $60LOCATION(S): Danny Jones Gym, Ferndale Gym, Northwoods Gym, River Oaks Gym, and Sterett Hall GymPractices are held during the month of December and the season begins in early January. Games are played on weeknights and Saturdays and each participant will receive a pair of shorts and a shirt.

BASEBALLSPRING BASEBALL

BASKETBALL

AGES: 5 and 6 as of September 1, 2017REGISTRATION: Month of JulyREGISTRATION FEE: Residents, $30; Non-Residents, $60LOCATION(S): Doc Hursey Field at Danny Jones ,Pepperhill Park or MWV-Kapstone ParkThis program is designed to introduce youth to the game of football. The games will be conducted on abbreviated fields.The Recreation Department will provide a game jersey, shorts and socks.

FLAG FOOTBALL

TACKLE FOOTBALLAGES/WEIGHT LIMITS: 7–14 as of September 1, 2017There is no weight limit for participation, but there is a weight limit for positions that can handle the football. They include: 7-8 (85 lbs), 9-10 (135 lbs), 11-12 (150 lbs), 13-14 (no limit)REGISTRATION: Month of JulyREGISTRATION FEE: Residents, $30; Non-Residents, $60LOCATION(S): Doc Hursey Field at Danny Jones and Pepperhill ParkParticipants must provide their own equipment including all pads, pants, cleats, and a helmet; however, each player does receive a game jersey and socks. All games are played on weeknights and on Saturdays. Each player must play in their age classification.

AGES: 6–13 as of September 1, 2017REGISTRATION: Month of JulyREGISTRATION FEE: Residents, $30; Non-Residents, $60; Uniform cost is in addition to the registration feeLOCATION(S): Doc Hursey Field at Danny Jones , Pepperhill Park, and Northwoods ParkCheerleading teams represent their neighborhoods and cheer for the football teams that represent the same area. This is neither a traveling nor a competitive cheerleading program. All games are played on weeknights and on Saturdays.

CHEERLEADING

FOOTBALL

AGES: 9-14 as of August 1, 2017LOCATION: Danny Jones Sports Complex.REGISTRATION: Month of April Participants can register at their respective schools. REGISTRATION FEE: FREE This program allows participants to sign up for two events. Events include individual running distances, 4x100 meter relay, long jump and softball throw.

HERSHEY TRACK & FIELD GAMES

AGES: 7-14LOCATION(S): TBDREGISTRATION FEE: FreeThis competition, held in April, encourages participation and emphasizes the fun of baseball with a focus on skills. Each local winner advances to sectional competition with the opportunity to move onto Regional’s and onto MLB All-Star game to compete in finals.

PITCH, HIT & RUN

AGES: U-6, U-8, U-10, U-12, U-15 as of September 1, 2017REGISTRATION: Month of JulyREGISTRATION FEE: Residents, $30; Non-Residents, $60LOCATION(S): All games at Danny Jones, Northwoods and River OaksThe Soccer League begins in late September. The NCRD staff is responsible for assigning players to teams within the area that they reside. Players receive a pair of shorts, socks and a game jersey, and are responsible for providing their own shin guards and cleats. Soccer games are played on weeknights and Saturdays.

SOCCER

AGES: 8–13 Boys & GirlsREGISTRATION: No registration neededREGISTRATION FEE: FreeLOCATION(S): Doc Hursey Field at Danny JonesThis program, held in October, allows youth to display their ability to launch a football by utilizing the three primary ball handling skills involved in the game. Local winners will advance to a sectional competition with an opportunity to advance to the Nationals held at an NFL game.

PUNT, PASS & KICK SOFTBALLAGES: 6–8 Coach Pitch, 9–10 Fast Pitch, 11–12 Fast Pitch, 13–15 Fast Pitch as of December 31, 2016REGISTRATION: Month of JanuaryREGISTRATION FEE: Residents, $30; Non-Residents, $60LOCATION(S): Lents Field & Exchange Field at Danny Jones, Pepperhill Park, Northwoods Park and Wescott ParkGames begin the second week of April. Each participant receives a pair of shorts, socks, a shirt, and a visor. Players must provide their own glove, cleats and batting helmet with face mask and chinstrap.

SPRING SOFTBALL

FALL SOFTBALLAGES: 6-8 Coach Pitch, 9–10 Fast Pitch, 11–12 Fast Pitch, 13–15 Fast Pitch as of December 31, 2017REGISTRATION: Month of JulyREGISTRATION FEE: Residents, $30; Non-Residents, $60LOCATION(S): Lents Field & Exchange Field at Danny Jones, Wescott Park and competing recreation departments’ fieldsThe Fall Softball League serves as a platform for the players who want to improve their skills or explore the league they wish to play in next spring. Players will receive a shirt, sockspants and visor.


Middle School Athletics are provided for North Charleston area students. Participants must play for the middle school which they attend. A parent or legal guardian is required at registration. Cash is not accepted at registration; only checks, money orders, or cashier checks are accepted.

REGISTRATION LOCATIONSNorthwoods Middle , Military Magnet, Morningside Middle, Zucker Middle, and Deer Park Middle

PROGRAMS OFFEREDBaseball/Softball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Football/Powder Puff,Soccer, Step Team, Track & Field, Volleyball, Wrestling

BASEBALL ⁄ SOFTBALL

CHEERLEADING

AGES: 12–15 as of April 30, 2017REGISTRATION: Month of JanuaryREGISTRATION FEE: $30LOCATION(S): Northwoods Middle, Military Magnet, Morningside Middle, Zucker Middle, and Deer Park Middle. The season begins in March. Each participant receives a uniform that includes a pair of pants, socks, a shirt and a hat. All participants must provide their own glove, cleats and batting helmet with face mask and chinstrap.

AGES: 12–15 as of December 31, 2017REGISTRATION: First two weeks of schoolREGISTRATION FEE: $30LOCATION(S): Northwoods Middle, Military Magnet, Morningside Middle, Zucker Middle, and Deer Park Middle.Cheerleading begins its season in September. Each cheerleading team will cheer for their school’s athletic team and each student must register at their school. Team t-shirts are provided that represent each school.

Edwina PetersonMiddle School Athletic Coordinator

City Hall • (843) [email protected]

BASKETBALLBOYS & GIRLSAGES: 12–15 as of March 31, 2018REGISTRATION: Month of NovemberREGISTRATION FEE: $30LOCATION(S): Northwoods Middle, Military Magnet, Morningside Middle, Zucker Middle, and Deer Park Middle. The Basketball program begins in January. Each player receives a basketball uniform representing their school, and must register at and play for the school they attend.

FOOTBALL & POWDERPUFFAGES: 12–15 as of December 31, 2017REGISTRATION: First two weeks of schoolREGISTRATION FEE: $30LOCATION(S): Northwoods Middle, Military Magnet, Morningside Middle, Zucker Middle, and Deer Park MiddleThe Football program begins its season in September. Each student must register at and play for the school they attend. Team jerseys representing each school are issued; however, participants must provide all pads, pants, cleats and a helmet.

AGES: 12–15 as of May 31, 2017REGISTRATION: Month of MarchREGISTRATION FEE: $30LOCATION(S): Northwoods Middle, Military Magnet, Morningside Middle, Zucker Middle, and Deer Park MiddleThe Soccer program begins its season in mid-April. Team shirts and shorts, representing each school, are issued and players must provide their own shin guards and cleats. Each student must register at and play for the school they attend.

SOCCERBOYS & GIRLS

AGES: 12–15 as of March 31, 2017REGISTRATION: Month of SeptemberREGISTRATION FEE: $30 per teamLOCATION(S): Northwoods Middle, Military Magnet, Morningside Middle, Zucker Middle, and Deer Park MiddleStep Teams hold competitions in February. Stepping is an energetic, rhythmic, choreographed, clapping and stepping routine. Each student must register at and play for the school they attend.

STEP TEAMBOYS & GIRLS

AGES: 12–15 as of May 31, 2017REGISTRATION: Month of MarchREGISTRATION FEE: $15LOCATION(S): Northwoods Middle, Military Magnet, Morningside Middle, Zucker Middle, and Deer Park MiddleThe Track & Field program begins in April. Meets are held on the third Saturday in April and the third Saturday in May.. Events include the 50m, 100m, 200m, and 400m dash; the 4x100m relay; the 800m and 1600m run; Standing Long Jump and Softball Throw. The Recreation Department provides each participant with a t-shirt representing their school.

TRACK & FIELD

AGES: 12–15 as of December 31, 2017REGISTRATION: First two weeks of schoolREGISTRATION FEE: $30LOCATION(S): Northwoods Middle, Military Magnet, Morningside Middle, Zucker Middle, and Deer Park MiddleThe Middle School Girls’ Volleyball program begins in mid-September. Each student must register at and play for the school they attend. Team t-shirts are provided.

VOLLEYBALL

AGES: 12–15 as of March 31, 2018REGISTRATION: Month of NovemberREGISTRATION FEE: $30LOCATION(S): Northwoods Middle, Military Magnet, Morningside Middle, Zucker Middle, and Deer Park MiddleWrestling begins in mid-January. Each player recieves a wrestling uniform (Singlet) representing their school, and must register at and play for the school they attend.

WRESTLING


Adult Athletics are provided for all adults and companies. Programs are throughout the year.

Cash is not accepted at registration; only checks, money orders, or cashier checks.

REGISTRATION LOCATIONNorth Charleston City HallRecreation Department • 2nd Floor

Cindy DambaughAdult Athletic CoordinatorCity Hall • (843) [email protected]

DISC GOLF

LEAGUE MEETING: Danny Jones • November 4, 2017 • 2:00 pmREGISTRATION FEE: $375 per teamLOCATION(S): TBDThe Industrial Basketball program is offered to area company employees as a recreational outlet outside of the workplace. This promotes morale and encourages team unity in the work place and on the court.

The Disc Golf course is located on the outer eight islands of historic Park Circle. Open play is Monday–Sunday, daylight–dark. If interested in playing Doubles, meet at the #1 tee, Tuesdays at 5:00pm, for play beginning at 6:00pm.

FLAG FOOTBALL CO-EDWinter, Spring, Summer & FallREGISTRATION FEE: TBD per player LOCATION(S): MWV/Kapstone ParkThis league is played in conjunction with CSSC. Our Flag Football Program is an exciting way to get exercise and meet new friends.

BASKETBALLMEN’S INDUSTRIAL

SOFTBALL, SENIORSSPRING & FALL

TENNIS LESSONS

TABLE TENNISFor the table tennis player at any level. Meets Tuesday evenings from 6:15pm -9:00pm at Armory Park. For more information call William Elsesser at (843) 529-0946.

The Recreation Department, in conjunction with Lowcountry Senior Softball, hosts Summer and Fall Men’s Senior Softball leagues at MWV/Kapstone Park. Leagues are available to men ages 50+ and begin in April and September. For more information, please contact Marshall Goldstein (843) 819-6917

REGISTRATION: ContinuousREGISTRATION FEE: TBDLOCATION(S): Collins Park Tennis CenterMen’s and Women’s League Team Tennis program offers various levels of competition. Matches are played against other tennis teams from the Lowcountry. Please contact Glenn Cobb at 810-1451 after 5:15pm

Tennis Lessons are offered by the Recreation Department and are provided for both groups and individuals. Lessons are offered by Head Professional, Glenn Cobb for all levels of play. Rates are based on the number of students attending each clinic, and are also offered to all area high school teams. All lessons and clinics are held at the Collins Park Tennis Center. Please contact Glenn Cobb at (843) 810-1451 after 5:15pm

TEAM TENNIS

FLY DOG FITNESSThe NCRD, in conjuction with Fly Dog Fitness, offers Boot Camps Mondays–Thursdays from 6:00pm –7:00pm, Monday & Wednesday 5:00pm and Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 6:00am and 8:30am. All levels are welcome.

ROLLER HOCKEY MEN’SSpring & FallREGISTRATION FEE: TBD (per player)LOCATION(S): Danny Jones Roller Hockey RinkThis league brings exciting action and lots of fun!

Winter, Spring, Summer & FallREGISTRATION FEE: TBD, per playerLOCATION(S): MWV/KapStone Park and Lents FieldThe league is played in conjunction with CSSC. Our co-ed softball program is an exciting way to get exercise and meet new friends.

SOFTBALLCO-ED

PROGRAMS OFFEREDBasketball (Men’s Industrial), Disc Golf, Flag Football (Co-Ed), Fly Dog Fitness, Kickball, Roller Hockey, Softball (Co-Ed & Senior), Table Tennis, Team Tennis, Tennis Lessons

Spring, Summer & FallREGISTRATION FEE: TBD, per playerLOCATION(S): Danny Jones and Ferndale The league is played in conjunction with CSSC. Our basketball program is an exciting way to get exercise and meet new friends.

4 V. 4 CO-ED BASKETBALL


POOL RULES• All swimmers must wear a bathing suit• No cut-offs are allowed• T-shirts, if worn, must be white or gray• All swimmers must shower before swimming• Persons with open lesions or wounds are not permitted in pool• Persons with diahrreal sickness or nausea should not enter the pool• Persons with skin, eye or respiratory infections should not enter the pool• Persons under the influence of alcohol or drugs will not be allowed in the pool• No solo swimming permitted• No running on pool deck• No diving allowed• No horseplay• No glass in pool area • Under 2 yrs old must wear swimming diapers

PROGRAMS OFFERED: Open Swimming, Lap Swimming, Swimming Lessons, Water Aerobics, Swim Team, Water Walking,Lifeguard Training, Pool Rentals

SUMMER SCHEDULESeason Begins: Memorial Day Weekend Season Ends: Labor DayHoliday Hours: Memorial Day 2:00pm-5:00pm July 4th 2:00pm-5:00pm Labor Day 2:00pm-5 :00pm

ADA LIFTSADA Lifts are provided at our Danny Jones and Northwoods locations. For more information please call 745-1028.

Mike GillisonFacility SupervisorDanny Jones • (843) 745-1033

Helen DeLongFacility Supervisor Northwoods Park(843) 572-5410

Robert FluddProgram DirectorFelix Pinckney(843)745-1036

Kenny WilkinsonFacility SupervisorCollins Park • (843) 552-3243

Doug Fetchen Assistant Aquatics Director Head Swim CoachPark Circle • (843) [email protected]

Scott KendallFacility SupervisorArmory Park • (843) 745-1032

Bora Yatagan Aquatics Director Park Circle [ (843) [email protected]

DANNY JONES WINTER SEASONSEPTEMBER 5, 2016 - MAY 29, 2017

OPEN SWIMMING AND LAP SWIMMonday-Friday 7:00am-4:00pmMonday-Thursday 7:15pm-8:15pmSaturday 10:00am-4:00pmSunday CLOSEDThere will also be 2-4 lap lanes available during these hours.

LAPSLAPS will conduct lessons for kindergarten and first graders from local Charleston County schools between 9:30am-1:30pm Monday – Thursday. Fridays will be make-up days. Class size will be no more than six children. Students will rotate through eight lessons within a four week period. Each child will receive two weeks in the fall followed by two weeks in the spring.Contact: Shannon Walsh O’Brien at (843) 822-5353 or [email protected]

MASTERS SWIM TEAMFor athletes who are 18 and older who have a minimum basic knowledge of all four strokes. $30/month Monday – Friday, 6:00am -7:00amContact: (843) 745-1028www.palmettomasters.org

WATER AEROBICSMonday/Tuesday/Thursday, 9:00am-10:00am or 6:00pm-7:00pm $20/monthInstructor: Catherine DixonContact: (843) 745-1028Aquatic exercdise is a great way to achieve a well-balanced and complete workout. Shallow and Deep water routines can increse cardiovascular endurance, strengthen muscles and improve coordination. This class, performed 2-3 times a week, will help you achieve a healthier lifestyle and can help decrease the stress of everyday living.

SWIM TEAMChildren should have a basic knowledge of all four strokes. Various levels will be offered weeknights and Saturday mornings. Contact: Doug Fetchen at (843) 745-1028 to schedule an evaluation and placement of your child.

The Lowcountry Aquatic Project Swimming (LAPS) seeks to provide lifelong aquatic opportunities for Lowcountry residents. Putting special emphasis on teaching children in underprivileged areas to swim, thus reducing the occurrence of accidental drowning.

Danny Jones will also accommodate year round, indoor training for competitive swimmers, education in water safety, swimming lessons, lap swimming, open swimming, and water aerobics for all ages.

SEASONAL PASSESWinter January 3-May 29Summer May 30-September 5Fall September 6-December 31Individual Passes $30 resident/$60 non-residentFamily Passes $50 resident/$100 non-resident


ADMISSION AGE REQUIREMENTS

SWIMMING LESSONS

LIFEGUARD TRAINING

SWIMMING POOL RENTALS

All pools charge $1 per day. Season Passes are available for the entire summer and are valid at all four pools. A Family Pass is $50 and an Individual Pass is $30. Both are available at Armory Park.

All children under the age of 13 must be supervised by a parent, or relative, over the age of 18 during all recreational swim hours and pool rentals. There are no exceptions to this rule.

The Department rents the City’s four swimming pools for private parties. Rentals are permitted on a space available basis. Rentals for Danny Jones, Collins Park, and Felix Pinckney can be made at the Armory at (843) 745-1032. Rentals for Northwoods Park pool are scheduled through the Northwoods office at (843) 572-5410. No alcoholic beverages or loud or lewd music will be permitted at any pool rental and all other City pool rules apply during rentals.

CLASSES: Infant, Child and AdultREGISTRATION: Month of MayREGISTRATION FEE: $30, Residents; $60, Non-ResidentsCash is not accepted at registration; only checks, money orders or cashier checks. LOCATION(S): Danny Jones, Felix Pinckney, Northwoods Park

Danny Jones, Northwoods, and Felix Pinckney offer morning classes. Danny Jones offers a (11:00am-11:30am and 11:30am-noon) Mom and Tot class. For more information, please contact the pool in your area.Session I • June 5-16Session II • June 19-30Session III • July 3-14Session IV • July 17-28

March 6-18, April 10-21, May 15-27Monday & Wednesday 6:00pm-9:00pm, Saturday 9:00am-4:00pmAGES: 15+REGISTRATION: Month of FebruaryREGISTRATION FEE: $100LOCATION(S): Danny Jones PoolAre you 15 or older and looking for a great summer job or a challenging career? American Red Cross Lifeguarding is the best place to start! Work as part of a team, in an exciting position, to help others safely enjoy the water.

DANNY JONES1455 Monitor StreetOPEN SWIMMINGMonday-Thursday 1:00pm-4:00pm 7:15pm-8:15pmFriday 1:00pm-4:00pmSaturday noon-4:00pmSunday noon-4:00pm

LAP SWIMMINGMonday-Thursday 9:00am-4:00pm 7:15pm-8:15pmFriday 9:00am-4:00amSaturday 10:00am-4:00pmSunday noon-4:00pm

NORTHWOODS PARK8348 Greenridge RoadOPEN SWIMMINGMonday-Saturday 2:00pm-7:00pmSunday 2:00pm-5:00pm

FELIX PINCKNEY4790 Hassell AvenueOPEN SWIMMINGMonday-Saturday 2:00pm-6:00pmSunday 2:00pm-5:00pm

COLLINS PARK4115 Fellowship RoadOPEN SWIMMINGMonday-Saturday 2:00pm-7:00pmSunday 2:00pm-5:00pm

SUMMER SEASON MAY 30, 2017-SEPTEMBER 4, 2017


ADULT


Kathy KackleyProgram Director


Robert FluddProgram Director

Felix Pinckney • (843) [email protected]

North Charleston Recreation Department offers a wonderful selection of Children’s Programs available to the community. Some programs require a registration application and registration fee while others may not. Please note this listed under each program.

PROGRAMS OFFEREDActivity & Play DayAfterschool ProgramsChildren’s FestivalFishing CampSummer CampWinter Wonderland

AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMAGES: 5–12 REGISTRATION FEE: TBDCONTACT: Robert Fludd, (843) 745-1036LOCATION(S): North Charleston community centers and several Charleston County District 4 schoolsThe North Charleston after school program is designed to keep your child motivated and active after school while providing quality supervision and guidance. We focus on academic enrichment and recreational activities designed to teach your child valuable leadership and life skills they can use in their everyday decision making processes. Commitment, responsibility, socialization, creativity and physical activity.

AGES: Pre-school REGISTRATION: March 1-April 21, 2017REGISTRATION FEE: FreeLOCATION(S): Park CircleHeld on May 5, 2017 from 9:00am-1:00pm, the Children’s Festival is a major part of the annual North Charleston Arts Festival. Children are encouraged to dress in weather appropriate, comfortable clothes as activities will be held outdoors. For more information, please call (843) 740-5803.

CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL

AGES: 8–15 REGISTRATION: February 6th (until maximum capacity)REGISTRATION FEE: $75 REGISTRATION SITE: City HallDiscover freshwater and saltwater fishing and much more! Enjoy learning about offshore and inshore fishing safety, become familiar with different types of rods, reels, baits and lures. Great field trips are planned for the participants to experience. Camp session is offered from 8:30am–4:00pm, June 26-30. Each participant receives a Fishing Camp shirt.

FISHING CAMP

AGES: 5–12REGISTRATION: February 1st (Until Camps are Full)Birth Certificate and Proof of Residency are required to register. Parent or Guardian must be present to register.REGISTRATION FEE: Contact your community centerLOCATION(S): Designated area community centersThe NCRD hosts an exciting summer camp from June 15–August 4. The camp provides a safe and secure environment and offers many opportunities for children to have fun during the summer. Children enjoy a variety of activities including arts and crafts, games, sports, swimming, cultural arts, center visits, field trips and special surprises. Each camper receives a camp shirt and is required to wear this shirt on field trips. The Lowcountry Food Bank will provide breakfast daily for all campers. Registration is offered at Armory Park, City Hall, Felix Pinckney, Gethsemani, Jeanene Batten, Miner Crosby, Northwoods Park, Park Circle, Thomas Evans, Sr. and Perry/Webb (Accabee) community centers. Please visit www.northcharleston.org to register online.

SUMMER CAMP

7:30am-5:30pm • Various CCSD HolidaysAGES: 5–12 REGISTRATION: ContinuousREGISTRATION FEE: Residents, $7; Non-Residents, $12LOCATION(S): Select North Charleston Community CentersActivity & Play Day is offered during most school holidays, to provide a safe haven for children while parents are working. Children will be entertained with a variety of activities throughout the day. Participants must bring a bag lunch, drink, and snack. Please register early as space is limited.

ACTIVITY & PLAY DAY

November 28, 29, 20 and December 1 • 9:00am-1:30pmAGES: Pre-schoolREGISTRATION: Month of OctoberREGISTRATION FEE: FreeLOCATION(S): Armory ParkChildren are invited to come enter the North Pole to visit Santa Claus. Santa’s elves are on hand to lead children through several fun stops including a music room, arts and crafts, dancing and more. The children will also have a chance to see Santa and take a group Christmas photo. For more information, please call (843) 740-5807.

WINTER WONDERLAND

Allyson AustinProgram Manager


Katrina PageProgram Manager



Belinda SwindlerSenior Coordinator Park Circle(843) [email protected]

Gethsemani Community Center2449 Beacon Street(843) 308-4733

Samuel L. Hart Senior Center4764 Hassell Avenue(843) 745-1043

Live Oak Senior Center & Sewing Room1920 Reynolds Avenue(843) 745-1058

Daniel Jenkins AcademyNCRD Civic Room2674 Bonds Avenue(843) 308-4736

Green Grove Community Center2652 Bennett Yard Road(843) 308-4778

Northwoods Park Community Center8348 Greenridge Road(843) 572-5410

Park Circle Senior Center1103 Marquis Street(843) 745-1038

Perry/Webb Community Center3200 Appleton Avenue(843) 308-4735

Persephone Moultrie Community Center1819 Robertson Boulevard(843) 745-1081

Whipper Barony Community Center3855 Chestnut Street(843) 745-1039

North Charleston Ceramics House • 1919 Bolton StreetMonday-Thursday 9:00 am-1:00 pm, Tuesday and Thursday 5:00pm-7:00 pm, Friday 9am-noonEnjoy and learn the art of ceramics. Instruction is offered in pouring, clay work and painting. Students are invited to select a peice of greenware and create a keepsake from start to finish. Classes are open to all ages. We are proud to offer an instructional class for citizens with special needs. Participants pay by the piece of ceramic. This includes pouring, painting and firing.

The Sandpiper Bowling Lanes on Ashley Phosphate Road offers Senior Bowling for fun along with Senior League Bowling. Senior League play is on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9am-noon. Practice time is 9:00am-9:30am. There is no cost for shoes, but League fees do apply.

BOWLING

DISC GOLF

CERAMICS

Disc Golf fans are encouraged to invite friends out to play disc golf on the outer islands of historic Park Circle. Equipment and course maps are available in the Felix C. Davis Community Center.

Come enjoy bocce at Armory Park, Tuesday and Thursday, 10:00am-noon. Game sets are available for checkout in theArmory Office.

BOCCE

Cornhole boards are available for play on the beautiful grounds of Park Circle on Monday and Thursday, 11:00am – 2:00pm.

CORNHOLE

3 on 3 basketball is offered at Northwoods Park Gym on Thursday mornings at 10am.

BASKETBALL

Mondays & Wednesdays February 1-April 12, 10:00am-2:00pm

AARP TAX PREPARATION ASSISTANCE

“JOY” that enjoy playing the banjo, violin, guitar, bass, mandolin or other musical instruments are invited to jam with other musicians on the third Wednesday evening of each month at 7pm at Park Circle. Come enjoy the opportunity to pick and grin familiar tunes and learn new ones with the LFOOTM.

GETHSEMANI COMMUNITY CENTER: Mondays 10:00am, September–MayMIDLAND PARK SEWING ROOM: TBALIVE OAK SEWING ROOM: Tuesdays 10:00am-3:00pm and Thursdays 10:00am-3:00pm

The North Charleston Red Hat Angels is a senior ladies group age 60+. The ladies meet the second Monday of the month at 1:00pm at the Felix Davis Community Center. Red Hat attire is required. The mission of the group is to enjoy fellowship, fun, and plan special group activities. The Red Hat Angels meet September through June. Special events are planned throughout the year including a Holiday Fellowship and the annual Red Hat Angel Tea.

Low impact aerobics offered on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, 10:30am-11:15am at the Felix Davis Community Center (Park Circle). Mats are provided and participants are encouraged to bring a towel.

Join the "JOY WALKING CLUB" and walk beautiful Park Circle at your leisure. Register at the front desk in Park Circle and begin walking and recording your laps. We will get together and enjoy light fare and recognize the commitment and dedication of our walkers. REGISTER TODAY!

Danny Jones Pool • $20/monthMonday, Wednesday and Thursday • 9:00am-10:00amMonday, Tuesday and Thursday • 6:00pm-7:00pmClass registration is limitedRegistration is accepted at Armory Park and the Felix Davis Community Center (Park Circle).

Jolly Friends Bingo offers bingo excitement for “JOY”. Join the fun on Wednesdays at 1:00pm at Park Circle.

One of the favorite classes among our seniors is line dancing. An ongoing class for twenty plus years that never grows old. Men and women are invited to participate in this class. Offered on Monday mornings at Park Circle the beginner’s class is at 9am with the regular class to follow.

Welcome to “JOY”/CAPNET Pickle Ball on the courts at the Danny Jones Complex. Courts are available during the day and evening hours. "JOY"/CAPNET evening play is Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings 7:00pm-9:00pm.

The Golf Club at Wescott • 5000 Wescott Club DriveSENIOR SHOOTOUT • Tuesday, as early as 7:45am$25 + $10 Entry FeeSeniors not participating in the SENIOR SHOOTOUT can enjoy 18 holes of golf with a cart for $25Gift cards from the clubhouse are awarded weekly to the winners and to the two golfers closest to the pin on Par3. For additional information: (843) 871-2135

NCRD offers senior softball through the Adult Sports Program. Adults 50+ are invited to participate in the league. Senior softball enjoys a spring and fall league at MWV-Kapstone Park.

Monday and Wednesday, 9:30am-11:30am at Armory Park.(Exceptions: June, July, August and December)Tables, paddles, and balls are available for your use and enjoyment.

A Senior Tap Dancing class for fun and fitness. Instructor: Elinor BrownCost: $5.00 per classMeets each Wednesday at 3:00pm at Park Circle.

"JOY" TAP DANCING

GOLF

JOLLY FRIENDS BINGO

LINE DANCING

LOWCOUNTRY FRIENDS OFOLD TIME MUSIC

NORTH CHARLESTON RED HAT ANGELS

PICKLE BALL

QUILTING & SEWING

SENIORCIZE

SOFTBALL

TABLE TENNIS

WALK THE CIRCLE

WATER AEROBICS

Looking for men and women who enjoy making a "JOYFUL" noise! We will sing old favorites, hymns, and fun tunes. Tuesday 1:30pm at Friendship Baptist Church, 5032 Lackawanna Blvd., North Charleston.

SENIOR SING


Keep North Charleston Beautiful

Keep North Charleston Beautiful enhances the beauty of the City of North Charleston through hands-on beautification efforts, environmental education, and support of community cleanups. KNCB’s ultimate goal is to create a community where people want to live, work, and play. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

KNCB welcomes both individuals and groups to volunteer. Some opportunities include:

Gardening during weekly workdays.

Assisting with butterfly garden field trips.

Administrative tasks to include working on the computer and packing litter supplies that are given to local community members.

Painting park furnishings and decorative

artwork in the garden.

Photography at events and in KNCB gardens.

CLEAN CITIES SWEEP

Keep North Charleston Beautiful partners with Keep America Beautiful and Keep Charleston Beautiful each spring to offer the Clean Cities Sweep Program to local community members. The goal is to offer support for beautification or community cleanup events. Groups who participate are eligible for contests and prizes, free project supplies, and a Clean Cities Sweep planning kit. To learn more, please visit the KNCB website or call 843-745-1073.

BUTTERFLY GARDENS

The Butterfly Garden at Northwoods is located at 8348 Greenridge Road. This garden welcomes visitors as they enter the Northwoods Park Community Center and is home to many caterpillars and butterflies. The Butterfly Garden at Park Circle is located on the grounds of the Felix C. Davis Community Center in the center of Park Circle in North Charleston. This garden is home to more than 75 different plants that attract butterflies. This garden serves as an outdoor classroom for the community to learn about plants that thrive in the area. During the fall, KNCB volunteers offer butterfly garden field trips to preschool groups in the community. These field trips for the children emphasize the importance of volunteering and community stewardship.

FLOWERSCAPE

The Flowerscape Program was initiated by KNCB to increase the number of colorful gardens located on public properties in North Charleston. After planting, each Flowerscape garden is adopted by a group of ten or more volunteers who do landscape maintenance tasks in the garden each month. Signs are placed in the gardens to recognize all Flowerscape sponsors.

CONTACT KNCB 4800 Park Circle North Charleston, SC 29405

(843) 745-1073 [email protected] www.keepnorthcharlestonbeautiful.org


GREATER CHARLESTON NAVAL MEMORIAL at RIVERFRONT PARK

Located at the Memorial are The Lone Soldier and Homecoming, the only place in the United States to feature both of these amazing bronze statues. The Memorial also displays sculptures representing the different ships built and serviced at the Charleston Naval Base, a wonderful place to come reflect and enjoy the Riverfront.

HOURSPublic park hours are daylight–dark, unless otherwise scheduled.

CONTACT(843)[email protected]

DIRECTIONS FROM I-26• Exit #216 Cosgrove Avenue/ Naval Base• Drive straight through first 2 intersections• Turn left at the 3rd stoplight onto Spruill Ave• Turn right at the 1st stoplight onto McMillan Ave; continue through the gate at the base fence line• Turn left at signal light onto N. Hobson• Continue on N. Hobson and turn right onto Everglades Drive (pass warehouse on the right)• Follow Everglades Drive; it ends at the parking lot for Riverfront Park

RIVERFRONT PARKRiverfront Park is open to the public year-round and has become a favorite destination for residents and visitors. Set on the banks of the beautiful Cooper River, the park is adjacent to the historic homes once occupied by Charleston Naval Base officers, surrounded by graceful grand oak trees and peaceful river vistas. The park boasts a magnificent contemporary Performance Pavilion, Event Lawn, and Event Shed, which provide a wonderful outdoor setting for small and large events, such as the City’s 4th of July Celebration, concerts, festivals, family reunions, weddings, birthday parties, and more.

Other park attractions include ten acres of walking paths, two fishing piers, a boardwalk, a fenced-in dog park, an oversized sandbox, and children’s interactive play fountain.

For rental information & fees, call (843) 308-4746 or email [email protected].

The Memorial is dedicated to citizens of the local community and to the thousands of men and women, military and civilian, who served at the Charleston Naval Base and in the Charleston based ships, submarines, and other military units, as well as those who honorably answered their country’s call of duty during the foreign conflicts of the 20th Century


THE GOLF CLUB at WESCOTT PLANTATIONNORTH CHARLESTON FIRE MUSEUM

The North Charleston Fire Museum and Educational Center houses the largest collection of professionally restored American LaFrance fire apparatus in the country. The 26,000 square foot facility, conveniently located adjacent to the Tanger Outlet Mall and only 2 miles from Charleston International Airport, opened to the public in 2007 and houses 20 fire trucks and priceless one-of-a-kind firefighting artifacts. Complete with interactive exhibits featuring real smoke, hands on displays, a 40 person theater, children’s play area and fire truck simulator, the North Charleston Fire Museum proves to be a remarkable experience and an unforgettable destination for the entire family, school group or other special guests.

LOCATION AND CONTACT INFO4975 Centre Pointe DriveNorth Charleston, SC 29418(843) 740-5550

HOURS10:00 am–5:00 pm, Monday–Saturday1:00 pm–5:00 pm, Sunday*Last ticket sold at 4pm

DAYS CLOSEDThanksgiving Day, Christmas EveChristmas Day and New Years Day PRICING$6 admission for children ages 13 and olderFree admission for children ages 12 and under when accompanied by an adult

The Golf Club at Wescott Plantation, North Charleston’s premier golf facility, is located in the heart of the South Carolina Lowcountry and within minutes of the Charleston International Airport. Simply known to the area as Wescott, it is the area’s largest and most diverse daily-fee golf facility by offering three distinct nine-hole courses – Wescott gives players a chance to play three different 18-hole layouts.

Wescott was designed to capture the elegant features of the Lowcountry in a traditional layout combined with classic bunkering, use of natural vegetation and wetlands. It is this design plus the superior playing surfaces of TifSport fairways and TifEagle greens that defines Wescott as simply one of the best places to play golf. Open to the public daily, so be sure to book your tee time by contacting the golf shop at 843-871-2135. Wescott invites you to discover the difference in the traditional municipal golf and fall in love with us!

After your round, enjoy great food, drinks and fellowship in our beautiful antebellum-style clubhouse, where hardwood floors and multiple fireplaces combine to create a comfortable, inviting atmosphere in our restaurant and bar. With expanded our hours, you can enjoy daily lunch from 11am-4pm, weekend breakfast from 8am-2pm, or join us nightly and choose something off the new Bar Fare Menu available from 4pm-close. Come discover the neighborhood restaurant that is always at your service!

Looking for the perfect spot for your next big event? Look no farther… The clubhouse's wrap-around porch provides guests with beautiful views of the lush golf course and provides an ideal venue for wedding ceremonies and receptions, anniversary celebrations, birthday parties, class/family reunions or holiday parties. With the additional available space under the 6,400 square foot tent-configured outdoor patio, the events staff has the flexibility to provide an outside venue for any event or even combine an event with a golf tournament..........you'll agree that something truly special does happen at Wescott.

Most importantly, at Wescott, service is our focus. We strive for the best in order for you to have an experience that you and your guests will remember for a lifetime!

Come discover The Golf Club at Wescott Planation…you can be assured that it’s never the same course twice!

5000 Wescott Club Drive | North Charleston, SC 29485 |843-871-2135 | www.wescottgolf.com

2017 GOLF INSTRUCTION

JUNIOR GOLF GROUP LESSONS Junior Golf Group Lessons begin Saturday morning March 11 and run through April 8. 3-5 year olds meet from 10- 10:45, 6-7 year olds meet from 11am -11:50, 8-10 year olds meet from 12pm -12:50 and 11-14 year olds meet from 1pm – 1:50. These 5 weekly classes are instructed by Wescott Director of Instruction, Perry Green “2010 Carolinas PGA Junior Leader”. Cost $70./ golfer

MARCH

JUNIOR GOLF GROUP LESSONS Begin Saturday, April 22 and run through May 21 3-5 year olds meet from 10:00am-10:45am, 6-7 year olds meet from 11:00am-11:50am, 8-10 year olds meet from noon-12:50pm and 11-14 year olds meet from 1:00pm – 1:50pm. Cost $70/ golfer

APRIL

LPGA/USGA GIRLS GOLF OF CHARLESTON Golf, food, friends, fun and prizes make this program for girls ages 7-17 one that families create their summer calendars around. Each girl receives embroidered hat and polo shirt. Cost - $115 for 1 week or $160 for 2 weeksWeek 1: June 5-9 (Mon-Fri)Week 2: July 17-21 (Mon-Fri)Daily Schedule:Ages 12-17 9:00am-10:30am Instruction10:30am – 12:30pm Play golf! 12:30pm – Lunch provided Ages 7-1111:00am – 12:30pm Instruction12:30pm Lunch provided1:00pm -2:00pm Team Golf Fun Events

JUNE/JULY

SUMMER JUNIOR GOLF CAMPS These camps will focus on playing golf. Every day, half of the time will be spent on the course playing. Topics covered include: Tee shots, Approach shots, Sand shots, Putting, rules and etiquette. Ages 8-14Week 1: June 12 – 16 (Mon – Fri) 8:00am – noonWeek 2: July 24 – 28 ( Mon–Thurs) 8:00am – noonFee: $195 per week - Second child or second camp at half price!

JUNIOR GOLF GROUP LESSONS Begin Saturday, September 16th and run through October 14th. 3-5 year olds meet from 10:00am -10:45am, 6-7 year olds meet from 11:00am -11:50am, 8-10 year olds meet from noon -12:50pm and 11-14 year olds meet from 1:00pm – 1:50pm. Cost $70/ golfer

SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER

CHRISTMAS JUNIOR GOLF CAMP A great Christmas gift for the junior golfer! If you want to learn to play competitive golf, this camp is for you. For Intermediate level juniors and above. Half of our time will be spent on the course. Dates: December 27, 28 & 29Time: noon – 4:00pmFee: $125 per golfer. Second child at half price!

DECEMBER

All camps are led by Wescott, Director of Instruction, Perry Greenthe 2015 & 2016 Top 50 Teaching Professionals

TO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION:(843) 817-5989 or [email protected]

SPRING JUNIOR GOLF CAMPApril 10 - 13, 9:00am-noon each day for ages 8-14. We will spend 50% of our time on the golf course, so juniors know how to play as well as hit. Cost for the camp is $150. Per golfer and 2nd child half price!


WESCOTT GOLF CLUB

DRIVE CHIP & PUTT PREP CAMPHere is your chance to sharpen your skills for the 2017 DCP Local Qualifier! Focus on the exact skills that the competition will require.Ages 7-15July 10-12, 9:00am – noonFee: $99/golfer




ARMORY PARK5000 Lackawanna BoulevardNorth Charleston, SC 29405(843) 745-1032

CHARLESTON FARMS 1633-A Sumner AvenueNorth Charleston, SC 29406(843) 745-1066

COLLINS PARK COMPLEXGary McJunkin Community Center4115 Fellowship RoadNorth Charleston, SC 29418(843) 552-3243

FELIX C. DAVIS4800 Park CircleNorth Charleston, SC 29405(843) 745-1028

FELIX PINCKNEY4790 Hassell AvenueNorth Charleston, SC 29405(843) 745-1036

FERNDALE 1919 Bolton AvenueNorth Charleston, SC 29406 (843) 745-1031

GETHSEMANI2449 Beacon Street North Charleston, SC 29405(843) 308-4733

GREEN GROVE2652 Bennett Yard RoadNorth Charleston, SC 29405(843) 308-4778

GUSSIE GREENE2012 Success StreetNorth Charleston, SC 29405(843) 745-1037

HIGHLAND TERRACE/LIBERTY PARK2401 Richardson DriveNorth Charleston, SC 29406(843) 745-1041

JEANENE BATTEN3742 Dorchester RoadNorth Charleston, SC 29405(843) 308-4731

MIDLAND PARK2429 Midland Park RoadNorth Charleston, SC 29406(843) 744-8135

MINER CROSBY3901 Paramount DriveNorth Charleston, SC 29405(843) 308-4734

MURRAY HILLinside Daniel Jenkins Academy2674 Bonds AvenueNorth Charleston, SC 29405(843) 308-4788

NORTHWOODS PARK8348 Greenridge RoadNorth Charleston, SC 29406(843) 572-5410

PERRY/WEBB3200 Appleton AvenueNorth Charleston, SC 29405(843) 308-4735

PERSEPHONE MOULTRIE 2001 Robertson BoulevardNorth Charleston, SC 29406 (843) 745-1081

RAYMOND "BUCK" MILLER2775 Oakleaf DriveNorth Charleston, SC 29420(843) 572-9594

RUSSELLDALE2248 Russelldale AvenueNorth Charleston, SC 29406(843) 745-1053

WHIPPER BARONY3855 Chestnut StreetNorth Charleston, SC 29405 (843) 745-1039

THOMAS M. EVANS, SR.7801 Dorchester RoadNorth Charleston, SC 29418(843) 760-4289

COMMUNITY CENTERS


ARMORY PARK COMMUNITY CENTER5000 Lackawanna Boulevard • North Charleston, SC • 29405 • (843) 745-1032

NORTH CHARLESTON BOXING CLUB

TABLE TENNIS CLUB

NORTH CHARLESTON S.L@M TEAM

AMENITIES & HOURSOne large great room, approximately 5500 square feet, and six smaller rooms all available for rent. The large room holds 200-250 people and the largest meeting room can hold 40-50 people. Tables and chairs are also available along with usage of our kitchen facility. There is a fenced in playground area out back.

MONDAY-THURSDAY 8:00am-9:00pmFRIDAY 8:00am-5:00pmSATURDAY 8:30am-5:00pm (facility is available until 10:00pm for events)CLOSED SUNDAY

CAMERON TERRACE/OAK PARK CIVIC CLUBMonthly meetings on the 2nd Monday of every month at 7:00pm. There are no meetings the months of June, July, August and December

The Speak Freely Foundation presents boxing training for both boys and girls between the ages of 8-18. Youth will be introduced to training that will boost self esteem, build self confidence, and teach them discipline. The training provides a perfect opportunity for youth to release frustrations through learning the Science of Boxing with the possibilty of competing on a national level! Open to the public: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 6:00pm-7:30pm. Find us on Facebook at N Chas Boxing

The objective of this group is to promote fellowship and good sportsmanship through competitive table tennis and to promote the game itself in the region for all people. Tuesday 6:00pm-10:00pm. Contact William Elsesser (843) 529-0946.

DOG TRAINING Dog Training/Canine ConversionsThursday 7:00pm-9:00pmContact: Annette Howe, (843) 766-6977

LOWCOUNTRY FRUIT GROWERS SOCIETYLFGS is a group of growers and enjoyers of fruit in the Lowcountry of South Carolina. The purpose of the Society is to enable information sharing about the best ways to grow fruit here in the area. We facilitate a forum and email list for information sharing as well as a Facebook page. We would appreciate your comments and insight into growing fruit in the coastal Southeast region, so please join in the conversation. We meet the third Sunday of every month (except July & December) at 3:00pm.

The Speak Freely Foundation presents a Poetry Workshop open to youth ages 13-18. The S.L.@M Team will help build poetry skills, literacy skills and boost self confidence that will help them perform better in and out of the classroom. This workshop provides the perfect opportunity for per-sonal growth and healing during the rocky "wonder years" of life! We meet Monday 6:00pm-7:00pm. Find us on Facebook at Speaking Life or Speak Freely or call Coach Carlos

FELIX C. DAVIS COMMUNITY CENTER4800 Park Circle • North Charleston, SC • 29405 • (843) 745-1028

GARDEN CLUBS OF GREATER CHARLESTON

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC.

COIN CLUB

CONTRA DANCING

THE DANCE FACTORY

DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC

FARMER’S MARKET

AMENITIES & HOURSAmphitheater Stage, Auditorium, Baseball Fields, Community Center, Disc Golf Course, Green Space, Kitchen, Multipurpose Meeting Rooms, Playgrounds and Parking

Public park hours are daylight–dark, unless otherwise scheduled through the facility.

For more information, please call (843) 745-1028.

The Lowcountry Coin Club is a club for those interested in collecting and exchanging coins. The club meets the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month. Meetings begin at 7pm. For more information please contact Richard Smith at (843) 797-1245.

This dance is offered on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month with the exception of December. The 2017 Annual Bug Stomp will be April 15, 16 and 17. Registration is required. For more information visit www.charlestonfolk.weebly.com or call Carl Blum at (843) 559-3757.

The Dance Factory, school of the Charleston Flappers, offers dance classes to both children and adults. Registration begins in August with classes starting the 2nd

Tuesday after Labor Day. The annual Dance Factory Recital is held at the Sottille Theater. For more information, please call Karen Huett at (843) 881-3704.

For more information, please call (843) 745-1028.

The 2017 North Charleston Farmer's Market will open on Thursday May 25. The market offers local produce, organic selections and specialty items. WIC and designated vouchers are accepted. Local crafters and food vendors are invited to participate in the market. The market will operate through the month of October. The North Charleston Cultural Arts Department provides musical entertainment from 4:00pm-6:00pm.

The Garden Clubs of Greater Charleston meet in January, April and September. Special club activities and schools of instruction are offered during the year.

LFOOTM – Lowcountry Friends of Old Times MUSICIf you play the banjo, fiddle, violin, mandolin, guitar or other musical instrument and would like to jam with other musicians join LFOOTM on the 3rd Wednesdayof each month at 7pm. The group enjoys playing old familiar favorites and new tunes. LFOOTM visits local nursing homes, retirement communities and plays for other community functions. For more information contact Rick Hamrick at 609-9224 or visit the website at www.lfootm.blogspot.comblogspot.com

LINE DANCINGLine dancing class is offered on Mondays 9:00am and Tuesday evenings at 7:00pm. Men and women are invited to participate in this activity.

MID-MORNING TWIRLERSThis group meets on Wednesday mornings at 9:30am. Square dancers are invited to attend and take part in great fun and fellowship.

Scott KendallFacility Supervisor

Belinda SwindlerFacility Supervisor

NORTH EAST PARK CIRCLE CIVIC CLUBThis group meets the 4th Monday of each month at 6:30pm (with the exception of July, August & December)

OLDE NORTH CHARLESTON NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCILThis group meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 6:30pm (with the exception of December)

PALMETTO GARDENS CIVIC CLUBThis group meets the 1st Monday of each month at 6:30pm (with the exception of July, August & December)

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STAMP CLUBThe Stamp Club is open to those interested in collecting stamps and learning more about their collection. The club meets the 3rd Thursday of each month at 6:30pm.

SELF DEFENSEAn introduction to self-defense and martial arts disciplines is offered on Thursday afternoons at 4:30pm

SOUTH CAROLINA MYCOLOGICALSOCIETY (Study of Mushrooms)Join this group as they study and share information about growing and enjoying the large variety of mushrooms. Meetings are held monthly on the 1st Monday at 6pm.


SCOTTISH DANCINGScottish Dancing class is offered on Thursday evenings from 7:00pm-9:00pm. This is an instructional class. Class members annually participate in the North Charleston Cultural Arts Festival and the local Scottish Games Festival.

FELIX PINCKNEY COMMUNITY CENTER4790 Hassell Avenue • North Charleston, SC • 29405 • (843) 745-1036

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC. (NORTH CHARLESTON)The ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. from the North Charleston area meet the 3rd Tuesday from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. For additional information, contact Karen Harrison at (843) 822-3127.

AMENITIES & HOURS Community Center, Green Space, Kitchen, Multipurpose Meeting Rooms, Playgrounds and Parking. Public park hours are daylight to dark, unless otherwise scheduled through the facility.

CHARLESTON COUNTY ALUMNI CHAPTER OF CLAFLIN COLLEGEThe members of the Charleston County Alumni Chapter of Claflin College hold their monthly meeting the 3rd Thursday 6:00pm – 8:00pm. We are asking all Charleston county alumnus of Claflin College to come show their support for our Alma Mater.

CHARLESTON COUNTY HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION (CCHSC)CCHSC is the community action agency that serves the tri-counties by decreasing the causes and conditions of poverty by increasing self – sufficiency. Services by appointments only. For more information, please call (843) 724-6787.

COMPUTER LABOpen to the community for educational and economic developmental assistance 9:00am-1:00pm, Monday – Friday and 6:00pm-8:00pm, Monday – Thursday.

GIRL SCOUTS OF AMERICAGirl Scouts of America meet the 1st and 3rd Wednesday from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. This program is girl-driven, reflecting the ever changing needs and interests of today’s girls. Members discover fun and friendship. For more information, contact Wannetta Mallette at [email protected].

LHIC AFTERSCHOOL LITERACY PROGRAMThe Liberty Hill Improvement Council offers an Afterschool Literacy Program with emphasis on reading and math skills for the children living in the Liberty Hill and adjacent communities that attend elementary schools in the North Charleston area. The program meets on Monday through Thursday 3:00pm to 6:00pm. Visit the website at www.lhicliteracy.org.

LIBERTY HILL IMPROVEMENT COUNCILLHIC- Concerned citizens and individuals wishing to have a positive impact on the Liberty Hill community are invited to come out and support their community council on the 3rd Thursday each month 7:00pm – 8:00pm. Future goals/ events and community awareness will be discussed.

MEALS ON WHEELS

NAACPThe North Charleston branch of the youth and adult NAACP members meet the 1st Monday at 6:30pm and the 2nd Monday at 7:00pm each month. For more information, please contact Ed Bryant at (843) 225-6086.

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NEGRO WOMENThe members of the Bethune Leonard Section of the NCNW hold organizational meetings the last Monday 6:00pm – 8:00pm and the 2nd Saturday 3:00pm – 6:00pm each month. For more information, please call Edith Deas at (843) 729-1604.

Delivered Monday – Friday from the Felix Pinckney Community Center. For more information, please call (843) 722-4127.

PALMETTO STATE BARBERS ASSOCIATIONMembers of the Palmetto State Barbers Association hold its monthly meeting the 1st Sunday 3:00pm – 5:00pm. To give back to the community, free hair cuts are given to the children of the community on a quarterly basis.

ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY, INC.The brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. host their monthly meeting the 3rd Sunday from 6:00pm to 9:00pm.

BONDS WILSON ALUMNUSThe Bonds Wilson Classes of 1966, ’67, '68, ’69 and ’70 hold monthly meetings the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Saturday of the month to discuss alumni business and plan activities and events.

SC ORIGINAL KARATE DOJO ASSOCIATIONSince 2003, the SC Karate Dojo Association has managed, through the study of Martial Sciences, to steer many youth as well as adults in positive directions. The association teaches martial sciences on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00pm to 8:30pm. For more information, contact Raymond McRinna at (843) 847-6477.

Robert FluddProgram Director


GETHSEMANI COMMUNITY CENTER2449 Beacon Street • North Charleston, SC • 29405 • (843) 308-4733

AMENITIES & HOURS Public park hours are daylight-dark, unless otherwise scheduled through the facility.

ANNUAL EVENTS —SAVE THE DATE!

Ida TaylorFacility Supervisor

SENIOR ARTS & CRAFTS

WEIGHT ROOM

QUILTING

MOVIE THURSDAYS

COMPUTER LAB

Residents of Union Heights, Windsor Place, Howard Heights and others interested in this community areencouraged to attend the monthly meetings held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 6:00 pm.

UNION HEIGHTS COMMUNITY COUNCIL

All children young and old are invited to come and enjoy a home cooked breakfast and to tell Santa what’s on your wish list. Breakfast starts at 8:30 am.

BREAKFAST WITH SANTA

A computer lab is available for educational assistance to youths and adults.

On the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month, a movie is shown at the Community Center. To find out what movies are playing, calls can be directed to the Community Center a week ahead of show time.

Quilting class is held every Wednesday morning, from September–May, at 10:00am. Participants are given patterns for various styles of quilts to complete.

Every Monday morning at 11:00 am, Senior Adults gather to participate in various craft projects. Previous projects have included photo plates, seasonal and holiday crafts.

Fitness equipment is available for use by area residents age 18+. Some of the equipment includes an ab roller, a skiing machine and more.

GAME DAYCome enjoy fun and fellowship on Tuesdays, 11:00am-1:00pm. With a wide selection of games available you can play Uno, Go Fish, Scrabble, Connect Four, Jenga and other games with friends.

MEN’S DAYSThe 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month is set aside just for men in the community to and have their own kind of fun from 11:00am-1:30pm.

FEED THY NEIGHBORHOOD4th Saturday of each month, 11:00am-3:00pm, an outreach meal is provided for neighborhood residents.

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEEEach Wednesday, 6:00pm-8:00pm, members of the community are invited to attend sessions that focus on education, mentoring, emplyment, economic develpoment, working with the judicial system, and building good community relationships. 1st Saturday of the Month

UNITED ORDER OF TENTS ROYAL DEGREE CHAMBER #13

JEANENE BATTEN COMMUNITY CENTER3742 Dorchester Road • North Charleston, SC • 29406 • (843) 308-4731

AMENITIES & HOURSCommunity Center, Multipurpose meeting room, kitchen, playground area and parking.

Monday – Friday, 10:30am – 3:30pm

All children young and old are invited to come and enjoy a home cooked breakfast and to tell Santa what’s on your wish list. Breakfast starts at 8:30 am.

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC, NORTH CHARLESTON

2nd Thursday of the month 6:00pm-8:00pmBONDS WILSON CLASS OF 1962

2nd Thursday of the month 6:00pm-8:00pm

CHARLESTON COUNTY DIABETES COALITION

Lacretta MurphyFacility Supervisor

1st Monday of the monthMonthly meeting and workshop 6:00pm-8:30pm

CHARLESTON QUEENS #893

2nd Monday of the monthMonthly meeting and workshop 7:00pm-8:00pm

DORCHESTER TERRACE COMMUNITY GROUP

3rd Tuesday of the monthMonthly meeting and workshop 7:00pm-8:30pm

DORCHESTER WAYLYN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

1st Monday of each month, 5:30pm-7:00pmBring a friend and enjoy the fun of the ever popular bingo.

“JOY” – JUST OLDER YOUTH BINGO

Tuesdays, noon - 2pmGet out and join us as we play UNO, Go Fish and other card games. Try your skill at Scrabble, Jenga and Connect Four. Walk with us as we exercise around the park. Come enjoy yourself with old and new friends.

PLAY AND WALK


MINER CROSBY COMMUNITY CENTER3901 Paramount Drive • North Charleston, SC • 29406 • (843) 308-4734

NORTHWOODS PARK COMMUNITY CENTER8348 Greenridge Road • North Charleston, SC • 29406 • (843) 572-5410

AMENITIES & HOURSCommunity Center, Green Space, Kitchen, Multipurpose Meeting Room, Playgrounds, Tennis Courts, Walking Trail and Parking

10:30am – 5:30pm

Gloria SnooksFacility Program Assistant

SENIOR BINGO 2nd & 4th Tuesdays10:30am

THE GIRL SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2nd & 4th Thursday Monthly6:30pm – 8:00pm

ZUMBA Thursdays6:00pm – 8:00pm

THE GARDEN CLUB 2nd Monday Monthly6:00pm – 9:00pm

AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM Monday – Friday2:30pm – 5:30pm during school year

COMPUTER LAB Monday – Friday11:00am – 2:00pm

THE EMBROIDERER’S GUILD OF AMERICA 2nd Sunday Monthlynoon – 5:00pm

AMENITIES & HOURSBaseball Fields, Covered Pavilion, Gymnasium, Horseshoe Pits, Lake, Multipurpose Rooms, Picnic Tables, Playground, Swimming Pool, Volleyball, Parking

Public park hours are daylight–dark, unless otherwise scheduled through the facility.

WTA - ADULT & CHILDREN’S TAE KWON DO (Ages 7yrs-Adult)

WHEELS & STEALS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTThis exciting annual event is held the 2nd weekend in November. Several wheelchair basketball teams from accross the southeast join our local North Charleston Rolling Hurricanes in this tournament. For more information, please call (843) 824-6887.

This non-contact martial arts class emphasizes form and structure. No protective gear is needed and no self-defense instruments are used. Classes meet Tuesdays & Thursdays from 6:00pm –10:00pm. For more information, please contact instructors Terri or Jerri Wolfe at

ZUMBALatin inspired dance fitnessTuesday- Friday, 9:00am-10:00amROUND BALL CLASSIC

ADULT TOURNAMENT

WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL

The Round Ball Classic, an adult basketball tournament, is annually held the 3rd weekend in May. Many local teams participate, as well as teams from Georgia, Florida and Virginia.

Join us Thursday from 6:30pm –9:00 pm. All ages are welcome to play in this basketball league. A sports chair is provided for all participants. For more information, please contact Tink Wallace at (843) 824-6887.

AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMMonday-Friday, 2:30pm-5:30pm

Helen DeLongFacility Supervisor

"JOY" JUST OLDER YOUTHSENIOR FUNTuesday 10:00am-1:00pm

BELLY DANCEBelly Dance, Hula and Tahitian lessons are held 6:30pm-8:00pm on Wednesdays. Contact Aini at (843) 412-9954 for more information. No experience necessary.

The gym is available for basketball hoop shooting and/or walking. Invite friends to come and enjoy card games,puzzles and board games. You can also rack them up and enjoy a game of pool!

"JOY" JUST OLDER YOUTHTAP DANCINGMonday 6:00pmCome experience our senior tap dancing class for fun and fitness. Experienced tappers or those wishing to learn will enjoy this class. Taps shoes are not required. Class instructor: Ms. Eleanor

TAP DANCINGMonday 6:00pm-8:00pmBeginners Welcome!

(843) 327-1899


PERRY/WEBB COMMUNITY CENTER3200 Appleton Avenue • North Charleston, SC • 29405 • (843) 308-4735

THOMAS EVANS, SR. COMMUNITY CENTER7801 Dorchester Road • North Charleston, SC • 29418 • (843) 760-4289

ANNUAL EVENTSSENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAMSMonday & Wednesday 10:00am-2:00pm

EASTER EGG HUNT/ FUN DAYApril 14, 2017noon-3:00pm

SENIOR CITIZEN CHRISTMAS DROP-INDecember 9, 20174:00pm-6:00pm

JULIA’S TENTEvery 4th Saturday10:00am-noon

DELTA’S COTILLIONOne Saturday Every Month10:00am-noon1st and 2nd Tuesday Monthly, 6:00pm-8:30pm

SOUTH CAROLINA COALITION FOR VOTER PARTICIPATIONEvery 1st and 4th Thursday, 5:30pm-8:00pm

Evelyn BrownFacility Supervisor

COMPUTER LABDAILY 10:00am-2:00pm

CONCERNED CITIZENS OF ACCABEE COMMUNITY MEETINGEvery 3rd Tuesday

AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMMonday-Friday 2:30pm-5:30pm during school year

LoAnn BlanchetteFacility Supervisor

COMPUTER LABOpen to the community Monday-Friday, 9:00am-1:00pm

"JOY" JUST OLDER YOUTHLOW INTENSITY ZUMBAMonday 4:30pm – 5:30pmThursday 10:00am-11:00amDesigned for the active older adult this exercise program incorporates music with exercise.

VETERANS COFFEE CLUBWednesday -9:00amJoin veterans and guests from our community for a timeof sharing and fellowship. “JOY” - CRAFT TIME2nd AND 4th THURSDAY, 11:15am-1:00pmEnjoy the fun and fellowship of making a beautiful craft project. You do not need to be crafty! Instruction is provided. A variety of seasonal and fun crafts will be offered.

CHAIR EXERCISEFriday 10:00-11:00amCome join us as we enjoy an exercise program that keeps us off the floor while still moving our joints and muscles.

FOREST HILLS 1 NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONMeets the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7:00pm(Except for November & December) to discuss issues and to share ideas to help enhance their community.

AMENITIES & HOURSCommunity Center, Playground, Baseball Field, Basketball Court, Green Space

10:00am-5:30pm

"JOY" JUST OLDER YOUTHMondays11am – 2pmJoin our “JOY” group as they visit the North Charleston Ceramic House to paint and create beautifulceramic pieces.

Wednesdays11am-2pmCraft and fun day! We will enjoy a variety of activities including crafts, making wreaths, playingboard games, playing UNO, Go Fish and other exciting games.

Tuesday and Thursday11am-1pmWalk the ParkWalking is great exercise. Be an Accabee Community Walker! Come walk and meditate, come walk with your friends. Walk twenty-five laps and get your Accabee Community Walker t-shirt. Register and record your laps in the walkers book in the community center.

AMENITIES & HOURSLarge Meeting Space (holds 60-75 people), Tables & Chairs, Kitchen, Small Area in Back and Playground.

Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:30pm


COLLINS PARK 4115 Fellowship RoadBall Fields, Tennis Courts, Swimming Pool, Community Center, Playground

DANNY JONES COMPLEX 1455 Monitor StreetBall Fields, Football Field, Gymnasium, Meeting Rooms at Armory Park, Indoor Swimming Pool (50m), Picnic Pavilion at Pool, Pickleball Courts, Picnic Tables, Playgrounds, Restrooms, Roller Hockey Rink Soccer Field, Track (400m), Tennis Courts, Dog Park

MWV/KAPSTONE PARK 1240 Remount RoadBall Fields, Green Space, Park Benches, Picnic Pavilion, Picnic Tables, Playgrounds, and Restrooms

MURRAY HILL PARK 2674 Bonds AvenueBall Field, Outdoor Basketball Courts, Playground, Walking Trail

NORTHWOODS PARK 8348 Greenridge RoadBaseball Fields, Green Space, Gymnasium, Lake, Outdoor Swimming Pool, Park Benches, Picnic Pavilion and Picnic Tables, and Playground

PARK CIRCLE 4800 Park CircleAmphitheater Stage, Auditorium, Baseball Fields, Butterfly Garden, Community Center, Disc Golf Course, Green Space, Kitchen, Multipurpose Meeting Rooms, Playgrounds, Parking

PEPPERHILL PARK 7695 Brandywine RoadBall Fields, Football Field, Soccer Field, Batting Cages, Playground, Park Benches, Picnic Area

PERRY/WEBB PARK 3200 Appleton AvenueBall Field, Outdoor Basketball Court, Community Center, Playground

RIVER OAKS COMPLEX8642 River Oaks DriveSoccer Fields, Gymnasium, Picnic Area, Restrooms

QUARTERMAN LAKEBuist Avenue at Spruill AvenueGreen Space, Lake, Park Benches, Picnic Tables, and Walking Trail

RALPH M. HENDRICKS PARK Virginia Avenue at I-526Crabbing/Fishing Dock, Green Space, Park Benches, Pavilion, Picnic Tables, Playground, Restrooms, and Small Boat Slip

RIVERFRONT PARK1001 Everglades AvenueHome of the Greater Charleston Naval Base Memorial, Art Sculptures, Boardwalk, Crabbing Dock, Entertainment Amphitheater, Fenced Dog Park, Fishing Pier, Fountain, Green Space, Park Benches, Picnic Pavilion, Picnic Tables, Playground, and Restrooms

WESCOTT PARK 9006 Dorchester RoadBall Fields, Batting Cages, Baseball/Softball Training Facility, Dog Park, Large Enclosed Shelter, Multiple Covered Shelters, Playground Areas (2), Park Benches, Picnic Tables, Sand Volleyball Court

CITY PARKS

BEGINS THURSDAY MAY 25TH • 11:00am-6:00pm

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