Cobb County Parks - Winter 2024 - Activity Guide

ACTIVITY GUIDE COBB COUNTY PARKS WINTER 2024/2025

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DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE About Cobb PARKS Fun Starts Here............................................2 Our Mission...................................................6 Online Registration......................................7

Aquatics Underwater Tree Lighting........................56 Improve Your Freestyle Swimming.........58 Aquarobics..................................................59

Athletics Pickleball.....................................................38 Flag Football...............................................41 Ultimate Frisbee........................................41

Cultural Affairs Adult Drawing & Painting.........................49 Visual Arts..................................................50 Pottery Classes..........................................51 Art Workshops...........................................52 Year of the Snake.....................................53

Directory Staff............................................................4 Centers & Facilities..................................5

Welcome! We are thrilled that you’ve decided to explore Cobb PARKS. Dive into this season’s activity guide, which is filled with valuable information about our upcoming events, programs, and services.

The mission of the Cobb County PARKS Department is to responsibly manage public park lands and recreational resources while efficiently providing quality leisure services that enhance the body, mind, and spirit of all residents in Cobb County.

Our committed team of Parks and Recreation professionals takes great pride in the providing programs and events. This winter, look forward to seeing individuals in Therapeutic Recreation participate in the Special Olympics, along with a variety of winter break camps and activities. We have an exciting lineup of holiday special events that the entire family will enjoy such as Winter Ward-erland, a Christmas Light Scavenger Hunt, and Holiday Artisan Market.

While our seasonal events may come and go, it's our ongoing programming that truly makes this time of year memorable. I encourage you to bookmark this guide, as classes and events will be continuously added throughout the winter season.

We are committed to providing enriching experiences for all ages, and we can’t wait to see you at our programs and events!

Michael Brantley Cobb PARKS Director

Michael Brantley

Events Master Event Calendar..............................15

Natural Resources

Nature/Outdoor Programs.........................26 Friday Night Lights......................................28 Hikes..............................................................28 Wednesday Weenie Roast..........................29 Christmas Through The Ages.....................30 Hyde Historic Tours.....................................30 Homeschool Classes....................................30 Trail of the Month Club.................................31 Georgia Wildlife Tracker Club.....................31 Workshops.....................................................31

Recreation Recreation Centers.....................................33 Dance & Fitness Classes............................34 Sports Training Classes..............................35 Homeschool Classes...................................36 Specialty Classes/Events...........................37 Special Olympics...........................................8 Darby Park’s Story..........................11 Therapeutic Recreation Classes.................13

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Tennis Centers..............................................43 Junior Player Spotlight................................44 Lauryn Swatski Tennis Lessons.............................................46

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STAFF DIRECTORY County Staff County Manager............................Dr. Jackie McMorris Jackie.mcmorris@cobbcounty.org Deputy County Manager..............................Jimmy Gisi Jimmy.gisi@cobbcounty.org Public Services Director.................Dr. Jatunn Gibson Jatunn.gibson@cobbcounty.org PARKS Director..................................Michael Brantley Michael.brantley@cobbcounty.org Division Director, Services.....................Mario Henson Mario.henson@cobbcounty.org Division Director, Operations................Derrell Walker Derrell.walker@cobbcounty.org Division Manager, Capital Programs.......Jordan Wood Jordan.wood@cobbcounty.org Division Manager, Business Services......Melanie Johnson Melanie.johnson@cobbcounty.org

Program Managers Aquatics/Gymnastics Program Manager........Tasha Smith Natalia.smith@cobbcounty.org Tennis Program Manager.............................Mark Chandler Mark.chandler@cobbcounty.org Natural Resources Manager........................Charlie Monroe Charlie.monroe@cobbcounty.org Recreation Program Manager.......................Clinton Jones Clinton.jones@cobbcounty.org Cultural Affairs Manager.............................Marie Jernigan Heather.jernigan@cobbcounty.org Special Event Facilities Manager..............Robert Edwards Robert.edwards@cobbcounty.org

Board of Commissioners Commission Chairwoman..............................Lisa Cupid Lisa.cupid@cobbcounty.org District 1 Commissioner.............................Keli Gambrill Keli.gambrill@cobbcounty.org District 2 Commissioner...................Jerica Richardson Jerica.richardson@cobbcounty.org District 3 Commissioner........................JoAnn K. Birrell Joann.birrell@cobbcounty.org District 4 Commissioner....................Monique Sheffield Monique.sheffield@cobbcounty.org

RECREATION BOARD MEMBERS Michael Edwards Kennal Mond Bill Carver Jill Flamm Elliott Hennington

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Tina Clark Demetrius Lockett Wynn McCurdy John Pape

RECREATION CENTERS

CENTERS AND FACILITIES

FAIR OAKS RECREATION CENTER Hours of Operation M-F 8 am-9 pm | SA 9 am-3 pm (770) 528-4053 1465 W Booth Rd Ext SW Marietta, GA 30008 SOUTH COBB RECREATION CENTER Hours of Operation M-F 8 am-9 pm | SA 9 am-3 pm (678) 581-5423 875 Riverside Pkwy Austell, GA 301688 FULLERS RECREATION CENTER Hours of Operation M-F 8 am-9 pm | SA 9 am-3 pm (770) 509-2737 3499 Robinson Rd Marietta, GA 30068 RON ANDERSON RECREATION CENTER Hours of Operation M-F 8 am-9 pm | SA 9 am-3 pm (770) 439-3611 3820 Macedonia Rd Powder Springs, GA 30127 BOOTS WARD RECREATION CENTER Hours of Operation M-F 8 am-9 pm | SA 9 am-3 pm (770) 528-8885 4845 Dallas Hwy Powder Springs, GA 30127 COBB GYMNASTICS CENTER (770) 528-8475 542 Fairground St SE Marietta, GA 30060

ART CENTERS Hours of Operation M-F 9 am-5 pm *Call for evenings and weekends as hours vary

THE ART PLACE - MOUNTAIN VIEW (770) 509-2700 3330 Sandy Plains Rd Marietta, GA 30066 THE ART STATION - BIG SHANTY (770) 514-5930 2050 Kennesaw Due West Rd Kennesaw, GA 30152

SEWELL MILL CULTURAL CENTER (770) 509-2711 2051 Lower Roswell Rd Marietta, GA 30068 MABLE HOUSE ARTS CENTER (770) 819-6735 5239 Floyd Rd SW Mableton, GA 30126

COMMUNITY CENTERS MOUNTAIN VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER (770) 509-2746 3400 Sandy Plains Rd Marietta, GA 30066

AQUATIC CENTERS *Hours vary. Call for availbility CENTRAL AQUATIC CENTER (770) 528-8465 520 Fairground St SE Marietta, GA 30060

OLD CLARKDALE COMMUNITY CENTER 153 Mathis Dr SW Austell, GA 30106

SOUTH COBB AQUATIC CENTER (770) 739-3180 875 Riverside Pkwy Austell, GA 30168

NORTHEAST COBB COMMUNITY CENTER (770) 509-2737 3880 Shaw Park Rd Marietta, GA 30066

MOUNTAIN VIEW AQUATIC CENTER (770) 509-4925 3131 Hong Way NE Marietta, GA 30066

WINDY HILL COMMUNITY CENTER (770) 528-2562 1885 Roswell St SE Smyrna, GA 30080

WEST COBB AQUATIC CENTER 770-222-6700 3675 Macland Rd Powder Springs, GA 30127

THOMPSON PARK COMMUNITY CENTER (770) 528-2562 555 Nickajack Rd SE Mableton, GA 30126

NATURE CENTERS HYDE FARM VISITOR CENTER 721 Hyde Road Marietta, GA 30068 WRIGHT ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER 2661 Johnson Ferry Road Marietta, GA 30062 STOUT FARM NATURE CENTER 5315 Brownsville Road Powder Springs, GA 30127 EBENEZER NATURE CENTER 4076 Ebenezer Rd Marietta, GA 30066

SEWELL PARK POOL (770) 528-8465 2051 Lower Roswell Road Marietta, GA 30067 SEVEN SPRINGS WATER PARK (770) 528-4035 3820 Macedonia Road Powder Springs, GA 30127

TENNIS CENTERS FAIR OAKS TENNIS CENTER (770) 528-8480 1460 W Booth Rd Ext SW | Marietta, GA 30008 KENNWORTH TENNIS CENTER (770) 917-5160 3900 S Main St | Acworth, GA 30101 HARRISON TENNIS CENTER (770) 591-3151 2653 Shallowford Rd | Marietta, GA 30066

GREEN MEADOWS MUSEUM 3780 Dallas Hwy Marietta, GA 30066

SWEETWATER TENNIS CENTER (770) 819-3221 2447 Clay Rd SW | Austell, GA 30106

CATO NATURE CENTER 5286 Austell Rd Austell, GA 30106

LOST MOUNTAIN TENNIS CENTER (770) 528-8525 4845 Dallas Hwy | Powder Springs, GA 30127 TERRELL MILL TENNIS CENTER (770) 644-2771 480 Terrell Mill Road SE | Marietta, GA 30067

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WHO WE ARE Cobb County PARKS manages 90 properties, of which 78 are developed parks, that encompass over 6,000 acres. As the primary provider of leisure services and facilities within the county, the department provides a wide range of athletic, artistic, therapeutic and educational services. Specialized facilities include the Cobb County Civic Center Complex, Al Bishop and Lost Mountain Softball Complexes, five recreation centers, five community centers, four arts centers, the Mable House-Barnes Amphitheatre, the Cobb Gymnastics Center, six tennis centers and 13 satellite tennis court locations, four indoor aquatic centers and two outdoor seasonal pools, more than 60 miles of trails, two golf courses and the fairgrounds at Jim Miller Park.

MISSION Our mission is to be an accountable steward of public park lands and recreation resources and an efficient provider of quality, wholesome leisure services to benefit the body, mind and spirit of all Cobb County residents.

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At Cobb PARKS, community engagement is a crucial component of our mission. We cannot stress enough how vital it is to develop programs, policies, and plans that address community needs without first understanding and prioritizing their experiences.

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2. Select Login/Create Account in the upper left corner, then select Create your Account.

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6. Additional household members may be added at any time in your Account Settings. Keep your family on one account.

7. Once logged in, locate the ‘filter’ box and type in the activity code. Make sure to select the correct family member before adding to your cart.

8. Once an account is created, you can click on the activity code listed in the activity guide, which will take you directly to your activity choice.

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2025 WINTER GAMES SPECIAL OLYMPICS Opening Ceremony | January 31st | 7pm

Cobb County Civic Center 548 South Marietta Pkwy Marietta, GA 30060

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SPECIAL OLYMPICS GEORGIA Cobb County PARKS prepares to Host 2025 State Indoor Winter Games

Special Olympics Georgia (SOGA) is delighted to announce the upcoming 2025 State Indoor Winter Games. The event is scheduled to take place on Friday, January 31st and Saturday, February 1st at Cobb County Civic Center, as well as various other venues in Cobb and Bartow Counties. SOGA is looking forward to hosting athletes, coaches, and vital volunteers.

Athletes from all over Georgia will gather to participate in friendly competitions including Artistic Gymnastics, Basketball, Bowling, Floor Hockey, and Powerlifting.

About Special Olympics Georgia (SOGA) SOGA offers year-round sports training and athletic competitions in a range of Olympictype sports for 26,620 children and adults with intellectual disabilities. This provides them with ongoing chances to enhance physical fitness, display courage, find joy, and engage in sharing their talents, skills, and friendships with their families, other Special Olympics athletes, and the community.

Mission To provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy, and participate in the sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community.

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More Confidence, Better Health through Sports Darby Parker’s Story Sports serve as a joyful and unifying platform for individuals and communities to connect. For those with autism, participating in athletic events can be challenging due to loud, chaotic environments or feelings of exclusion. Special Olympics Georgia was established to ensure inclusivity for athletes of all ages and abilities in team sports. Children and adults with autism or other special needs can greatly benefit from joining the Special Olympics or Unified Sports, and for some, it can truly transform their lives.

A notable example is Darby Parker, a 24-year-old athlete competing in Artistic Gymnastics at the 2024 Winter Games.

She began training and was able to compete at the age of eight. Darby is a graduate of Marietta High School and has also completed the Tommy Nobis Academy, an Accelerated Vocational Training Program designed to equip young adults with disabilities with essential education, training, and life skills for successful employment. The curriculum covers vital areas such as life skills, social skills for the workplace, self-advocacy, confidence-building, and communication.

Learning occurs both in the classroom and community settings. Currently, Darby works at Once Upon a Child, a business that buys and sells gently used children's clothing, shoes, toys, and baby gear, allowing families to recycle their children's items while earning money on the spot. Darby’s dedication to The Special Olympics Georgia offers numerous advantages for her and her family, including enhanced enjoyment, positive effects on her social skills, behavior, self-esteem, sports skills, and overall health. Additionally, it boosts family engagement in the community, increases awareness of available resources and services, and fosters a stronger support network.

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THERAPEUTIC RECREATION SERVICES Bowling Registration Opens Dec 16

Join us for a fun-filled afternoon of bowling! This six-week class is perfect for honing your striking skills.

Location: Bowlero Address: 2750 Austell Rd. SW Marietta, GA 30008 Please note: No outside food or drinks are permitted.

Pick-up time is set for 4:00 PM.

Video Game Club Registration Opens Dec 16

Video Game Club is designed for high school students with disabilities, aiming to enhance social skills and communication through a shared passion for video games. Participants will have the opportunity to discuss their favorite games and connect with one another before diving into Wii, Xbox, and classic Nintendo games. They are welcome to bring their handheld devices, provided they are open to sharing them.

Our meetings will take place for seven sessions every Tuesday from 5:30 to 7:00 PM, starting on January 14 and running through February 11 at the Windy Hill Community Center.

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Violin Lessons

Kickball League

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Registration Opens Dec 16

Mastering the violin is an invaluable skill. As you progress with the instrument, you enhance your coordination and dexterity while also nurturing your creativity. As Joshua Bell eloquently stated, “When you play a violin piece, you become a storyteller.”

Learning to play the violin offers a sense of joy and accomplishment, making it a truly personal journey.

TRS Kickball League is a small group class designed for children with disabilities to focus on fitness and sportsmanship. Join us for indoor play at the Thompson Park Community Center every Monday from January 13 to February 10 (excluding January 20), from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Kickback Club Registration Opens Dec 16

The TRS Kickback Club is specifically tailored for middle school students aged 11-14 with disabilities. This engaging club aims to enhance social skills and communication through games that reflect the interests of the group members. Each session will begin with participants discussing their favorite games and getting to know one another before diving into activities.

Attendees are welcome to bring their toys and games, provided they are open to communicating and sharing.

Mardi Gras Crafts Registration Opens Dec 16

Join us for seven sessions every Wednesday from 5:30 to 7:00 PM, starting January 15 and running through February 12, at the Windy Hill Community Center.

Mardi Gras is coming. Time to create our very own Celebration staples: Umbrellas and Masks. Come ready to get crafty! Meets at Windy Hill.

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EVENTS 13 TO DEC 15

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DEC Holiday Artisan Market December 13th - 15th

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Cobb County Civic Center 548 South Marietta Pkwy SE, Marietta, GA 30060

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Ron Anderson Holiday Performance December 14th | 5pm-7pm

December 14th | 10am-1pm Green Meadows Preserve 3780 Dallas Hwy, Marietta, GA 30064

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January 18th | 9am-12pm

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Allatoona Creek Park 5690 Old Stilesboro Rd NW, Acworth, GA 30101

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Glow In The Dark Pickleball Mixer January 24th | 6pm-9pm

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TRS Superbowl Watch Party February 9th | 6pm-11pm

Windy Hill Community Center 1885 Roswell St SE, Smyrna, GA 30080

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Boots Ward Recreation Center 4845 Dallas Hwy, Powder Springs, GA 3012

Jennie T. Anderson Theatre 548 South Marietta Pkwy SE, Marietta, GA 30060

Christmas Through the Ages

MTB Volunteer Trail Workday

FEB Galentines Party February 13th | 6pm-8pm Boots Ward Recreation Center 4845 Dallas Hwy, Powder Springs, GA 30127

Astronomy Night January 31st

Allatoona Creek Park 5690 Old Stilesboro Rd NW, Acworth, GA 30101

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TRS -Mardi Gras Party February 21st | 6:30pm-8pm Windy Hill Community Center 1885 Roswell St SE, Smyrna, GA 30080

TRS Minerva Foundation/Kamelion's Kloset Annual Toy Distribution Day Event December 15th | 9am-3pm Windy Hill Community Center 1885 Roswell St SE, Smyrna, GA 30080

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Christmas Light Scavenger Hunt December 20th | 6pm-9pm Boots Ward Recreation Center 4845 Dallas Hwy, Powder Springs, GA 3012

Winter is Coming Event December 20th | 6pm-8pm The Art Station 2050 Kennesaw Due West Rd NW, Kennesaw, GA 30152

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Winter Festival December 21st | 10am-5pm Sewell Mill Cultural Center 2051 Lower Roswell Rd, Marietta, GA 30068

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December 13-15th Cobb County Civic Center 548 South Marietta Pkwy SE, Marietta, GA, 30060

Join us for the 2024 Cobb PARKS Holiday Artisan Market at Cobb County Civic Center! Shop from 90 artists vendors and ceramic, jewelry, leatherworking, prints and stickers, woodworking, soaps, treats etc.

Market Hours: Friday, December 13 (4pm - 8pm) Saturday, December 14 (10am-5pm) Sunday, December 15 (12pm - 5pm) Ugly Sweater Parker will be there, so we encourage you to wear yours.

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Free Swag on opening night while supplies last.

Enjoy live music throughout the night, featuring our very own Home for the Holiday Choir and singer songwriter, Amanda Henke. This one of a kind market features only youth entrepreneurs ages 10-17, showcasing their homemade arts and crafts.

Bring your camera and the smiles for your free photos with Santa! Girls Scouts are providing free crafts all weekend. Concessions are available for purchase.

Schedule of Events Friday, December 13 | 4pm-8pm Live Music Saturday, December 14 | 10am-5pm Merry Marketplace: A Youthful Twist on Holiday Shopping.

Photos with Santa Michael 12pm-4pm Sunday, December 15 | 12pm-4pm Photos with Santa Kenny

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Natural Resources

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Moonlight Hikes

Wednesday Weenie Roast

Bring your friends and family for a night filled with fun and excitement.

Whether you're a seasoned rider or new to the pump track, this event promises something for everyone.

We'll have music, refreshments, and prizes for some friendly competitions.

Helmets are required for all riders, so be sure to gear up before hitting the track. The event kicks off at 5 PM. We can't wait to see you there for an unforgettable evening of speed and adventure!

Our moonlight hikes are a magical way to experience the beauty of nature under the silvery glow of the moonlight. Hikers, guided by flashlights, embark on a journey into Cobb County parks and trails.

The moonlight reveals landscapes in a new light, creating a unique and unforgettable experience connecting people to nature's beauty and the tranquility of the night.

Pitner Dog Park

721 Hyde Road | Marietta, GA 30068

Bring your helmet, water bottle, and enthusiasm as we explore the scenic paths together. The ride will start at 5:00 PM at Allatoona Creek Park, where our experienced guides will ensure everyone is comfortable with the route. After working up an appetite, we'll gather around the grill for a delicious hotdog cookout.

Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or new to the sport, this event promises fun, camaraderie, and a memorable outdoor experience.

Don't forget to RSVP so we can have enough hotdogs and refreshments for everyone.

Friday Night Lights

2320 Pitner Rd NW | Acworth, GA 30101 VIEW ALL OUTDOOR PROGRAMS Register 28

Hyde Farm Park | DEC 13TH Ebenezer Downs Park | JAN 11TH 4150 Ebenezer Rd NE | Marietta, GA 30066

Hyde Farm Park | FEB 14TH 721 Hyde Road | Marietta, GA 30068

Price Park | FEB 14TH 4715 Stilesboro Rd | Kennesaw, GA 30152

Allatoona Creek Park 5690 Old Stilesboro Rd NW Acworth, GA 30101 DEC 11TH JAN 8th FEB 12th

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Discover Hyde Farm Park’s New Winter Program Lineup!

Hyde Farm Park is excited to introduce a fresh lineup of engaging programs starting this winter. On December 14, join us for a walking history tour, where you’ll get an up-close look at Hyde Farm’s historic buildings and learn about the rich history of the area.

Hyde Farm Historic Tours

Starting in January, Hyde Farm Saturday programs will be held on the last Saturday of each month, giving visitors an enriching way to connect with nature and history. On January 25, we’ll host a nature walk that highlights the park’s plants and wildlife—perfect for nature lovers and families alike.

February 22 will bring our popular seed-starting program, designed to help gardeners prepare for spring planting. On the same day, the Georgia Wildlife Trackers Club will meet, welcoming all wildlife enthusiasts eager to learn about tracking skills and local wildlife.

Homeschool at Hyde will continue through winter with programs about fossils & skulls, wildlife tracking skills, and beginner bird watching.

Homeschool at Hyde

Winter Solstice History & S’mores

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Fossils and Skulls

Thursday, December 19th | 10am-12pm

Wildlife Track and Sign

Thursday, January 16th | 10am-12pm

Beginner Birding

Thursday, February 20th | 10am-12pm

December 21st | 3PM-5:30PM At Hyde Farm Park, join us for Winter Solstice History & S’mores and experience a cozy evening exploring the heritage of pioneer farmers.

This event includes a guided history and nature tour focused on life during the winter months. Hands-on activities like candle making, a look at pioneer toys and chores, and fireside storytelling add to the magic of the solstice celebration. And, of course, we’ll be serving up delicious s’mores by the fire!

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Trail of the Month Club

Forest Bathing - Reconnecting with Nature

Make a New Year's resolution to get outside more with Cobb Parks Natural Resources and explore local trails, meet new friends, and learn more about native plants and animals along a different trail each month.

Workshops

Georgia Wildlife Tracker Club Embrace the Thrill of Wildlife Tracking

Joining the Georgia Wildlife Tracker Club enhances tracking skills and offers the chance to explore Georgia's natural landscapes. Members can discover animal trails, understand wildlife movements, and contribute to conservation efforts while connecting with nature and a community of wildlife tracking enthusiasts.

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Seed Starting in Winter Hyde Farm Park Feb 22nd | 10am-11am

Fabulous World of Fungi at Hyde Farm

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We will explore starting seeds indoors in winter to prepare them for transplanting after the last frost!

Join the Mushroom Club of Georgia for an Oyster Mushroom Bag Cultivation Workshop led by Sam Landes. Learn about fungi, grow oyster mushrooms at home without intensive sterilization, and receive supplies, a recipe, and care 31 instructions.

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RECREATION CENTERS Ron Anderson Recreation Center Boots Ward Recreation Center Fair Oaks Recreation Center South Cobb Recreation Center Fullers Recreation Center

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DANCE AND FITNESS CLASSES Line Dancing

Zumba with Mari

Fair Oaks Recreation Center

Fair Oaks Recreation Center

Registration Opens Dec 16th Session Dates Mon, Jan 13th-Feb 17th 10:30am - 11:30am

Registration opens Dec 16th Session Dates Fri, Jan 17th-Feb 21st | 6pm-7pm

This class is designed for dancers who have experience with basic line dance steps and terminology. We will explore dances featuring tags, restarts, syncopated steps, and turns. Our sessions will be accompanied by a diverse selection of fun and energetic music. This class is suitable for advanced beginners to intermediate dancers.

Zumba is an exciting and lively fitness program that fuses energetic music with dance. This dance-based technique incorporates elements from Salsa, Samba, Merengue, Reggaeton, and HipHop, all combined with cardio exercises for a fast-paced workout experience.

Introduction to Yoga Boots Ward Recreation Center Registration opens Dec 7th Session Dates Tue, Jan 7th - Feb 11th | 10am - 11am

This series offers a gradual introduction to yoga over several weeks that include warm-ups, gentle flows, breath work, meditation, and balance exercises, primarily while seated. Participants can expect guidance, enjoyment, questions, and exploration throughout the journey.

Flex & Flow Yoga Fair Oaks Recreation Center Registration opens Dec 16th Session Dates Wed, Jan 15th - Feb 19th | 6pm-7pm

This series offers a gradual introduction to yoga over several weeks that include warm-ups, gentle flows, breath work, meditation, and balance exercises, primarily while seated. Participants can expect guidance, enjoyment, questions, and exploration throughout the journey.

Women’s Self-Defense South Cobb Recreation Center Registration Closes Dec 12th Session Dates Thurs, December 12th | 6pmm - 7pm

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Instructor Young Master Julio A. Aquino Sabino, a certified 4th Dan Black Belt, will teach participants about awareness strategies combined with hands-on practice of effective techniques, emphasizing realistic maneuvers accessible to women of all ages.

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SPORTS TRAINING CLASSES Elite Volleyball Training

Universal Martial Arts

Boots Ward Recreation Center

Boots Ward Recreation Center

(No class Jan 24, Feb 7)

(No class Jan 20th)

Registration Opens Dec 16th Session Dates Fridays, Jan 10th – Feb 28th | 6pm-7pm

Registration Opens Dec 16th Session Dates*VARIES*

Volleyball Elite Training is not a traditional volleyball club or travel team; we focus solely on skill development.

Our offerings include private position and conditioning sessions, clinics, leagues, and camps, all led by elite former volleyball players! We welcome participants ages 10 - 15. The goal of this six-week training program is to help athletes master the fundamentals of passing, setting, and serving while also gaining valuable competition experience in volleyball.

Universal Martial Arts classes offer a diverse range of combat practices and self-defense techniques, cultivated from various cultures, that focus on physical skills and discipline.

Successfully Learning Basketball Skills Camp Boots Ward Recreation Center (No class Jan 20th)

Registration Opens Dec 16th Session Dates Mon & Wed, Jan 13th – Feb 24th * Times Vary

The camp offers organized drills, personalized coaching, and team activities aimed at developing critical skills and game strategies. Coaches will concentrate on enhancing players' fundamental skills, including dribbling, shooting, passing, and defense. At the conclusion of the camp, each child will receive skill instructions and a t-shirt, along with fun parent vs. kid basketball activities. Come and be a part of the team!

Gideon Warriors School of Martial Arts Fullers Recreation Center (No class Dec 7th)

Registration Opens Dec 16th Session Dates Sat, Jan 18 - Feb 22 | 9am-12pm

Gideon Warriors teaches Goju Ryu Karate to students aged 5 to 65, focusing on exercise, Kata, body conditioning, and self-defense. Interested individuals are invited to explore classes.

Intro to Basketball South Cobb Recreation Center Registration Dec 2nd-Dec 16th Session Dates Mon, Dec 16 - Jan 27 | 6pm-7pm

The "Introduction to Basketball" program is designed for children ages 6 to 8, focusing on foundational skills in a fun, supportive environment. It prepares young athletes for organized basketball through engaging motor skill activities that build confidence. Skills taught include dribbling, passing, shooting, and agility exercises.

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HOMESCHOOL CLASSES Homeschoolers PE Program

Homeschoolers Drawing Fundamentals

Fullers Recreation Center

Fullers Recreation Center

Registration Opens Dec 16th Session Dates Wed, Jan 15th-Feb 19th | 1:30pm-2:30pm

Registration Opens Dec 16th Session Dates Fri, Jan 17th-Feb 21st | 1:30pm-2:30pm

Homeschoolers will engage in a range of staffled physical education-style group games and activities. Snacks and beverages will be provided for all participants.

Homeschool PE is offered to children ages 5-9 and 10-13.

Join us for an immersive and hands-on 6-week drawing program for kids, ages 10-13, that already have a passion for drawing and want to develop their skills.

Homeschoolers Arts & Crafts Fullers Recreation Center Registration Opens Dec 16th Session Dates Fri, Jan 17th-Feb 21st | 1:30pm-2:30pm

Homeschool Arts & Crafts for children aged 5-9 encourage creativity through activities like painting and sculpting. These projects improve fine motor skills, problem-solving, and patience, while promoting joyful interactions and lasting memories. The creative process is just as important as the end result.

Homeschool Hangout Boots Ward Recreation Center Registration Opens Dec 17th Session Dates Fri, Jan 17th | 10am-12pm

Recreational games, activities, crafts, and snacks – our goal is to offer experiences typically found in gym classes, but tailored to a smaller, more controlled environment for our homeschool community.

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SPECIALTY CLASSES & EVENTS Drop & Shop

Story Time

Fair Oaks Recreation Center

South Cobb Recreation Center

Session Dates Thur & Fri, Jan 19th-Jan 20th | 8:30am-6:00pm

Registration Opens Dec 16th Session Dates Tue & Thur, Dec 17th-Jan 30th | 10am-11am

Looking for some uninterrupted time to do your Christmas shopping? Parents can shop worry-free, knowing their child is in a safe and enjoyable environment. Kids will have a blast engaging in a variety of recreational activities while participating in the program.

Participants will tap into their creativity by creating their own comic book! Each week will focus on a unique stage of the comic book development process.

Fairy Tales at Fair Oaks Fair Oaks Recreation Center Registration Opens Dec 16th Session Dates Wed, Jan 15th-Feb 19th | 5pm-6pm

Participants will delve into stories through engaging hands-on experiences, imaginative play, and collaborative activities. Each session will highlight age-appropriate classic fairy tales, accompanied by crafts, activities, or games that bring the narrative to life.

Registration Opens Dec 16

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Cobb Kids TV Screening Fair Oaks Recreation Center Registration Opens Feb 3rd Session Dates Fri, Feb 28th | 7pm-8:30pm

Join us for a special screening event where Cobb County’s young filmmakers take the spotlight! Kids will enjoy watching the film they created on the big screen, surrounded by family and friends, and receive rewards to celebrate their creativity. With free popcorn, goodies and a red-carpet atmosphere, this event is designed to make every child feel like 37 a movie star!

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Glow-in-the-Dark Pickleball Mixer Boots Ward Recreation Center Registration Opens Dec 16th Session Dates Fri, Jan 24th | 6pm-9pm

Experience pickleball like never before—under the glow of neon lights! Join us for an exciting evening of Glow-in-the-Dark Pickleball on Friday, January 24th, at 6 p.m. This event is designed for beginner players eager to dive into the world’s fastest-growing sport in a one-of-a-kind, glowing atmosphere. Wear neon, white, or any attire that shines and prepare to engage with various players throughout the night. Admission is $10 per person, which includes light refreshments.

Don't miss this thrilling opportunity to enjoy pickleball after dark!

Pickleball Machine Bootcamp

Enhance your pickleball skills at our one-hour Pickleball Machine Bootcamp, featuring drills with a pickleball machine and personalized instruction from our coach. With only four spots per session, you'll receive focused attention to improve your techniques and confidence. The program is on a drop-in basis, allowing for weekly sign-ups. Elevate your game today!

Thursdays | January 16 - February 20 Boots Ward Recreation Center Registration Opens Dec 16th Session Dates Thu, Jan 16th-Feb 20th

Session 1 | 8:30am-9:30am Session 2 | 9:45am-10:45am

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Indoor Pickleball Lessons Adult Beginner Level 1 Boots Ward Recreation Center Registration Opens Dec 16th Session Dates Tue, Jan 14th-Feb 18th | 6pm-7pm

For players new to Pickleball or any racquet sport. Introduction to the basic pickleball strokes, how to play and scoring. Come out and have some fun while learning the game!

Outdoor Pickleball Classes Adult Beginner Level 1 & 2 Harrison Tennis Center

Classes are designed for players who are new to the game of Pickleball or have participated in League Racquet sports (ALTA B/C Level).

ALTA Winter Adult Pickleball Leagues Session Dates Begins Jan 4th

Lost MountainTennis Center Kennworth Tennis Center Fair Oaks Tennis Center

ALTA presents an exciting opportunity to engage in this beloved sport, ensuring you enjoy a fantastic workout while also strategizing and socializing! Pickleball is enjoyable for participants of all skill levels.

Cobb PARKS provides Pickleball leagues at Lost Mountain Tennis Center, Kennworth Tennis Center, and Fair Oaks Tennis Center.

South Cobb Pickleball Club South Cobb Recreation Center

Join the South Cobb Pickleball Club for fun and an active experience, where you can meet new friends in a welcoming environment for all skill levels. Pickleball combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis, making it an exciting paddle sport for everyone.

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Pickleball Clinics Oregon Park Session Dates Begins Jan 8th

This clinic is ideal for players with some experience seeking to enhance their skills. It covers techniques like serving, volleying, and court positioning, along with strategic play scenarios and agility drills.

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ADULT ATHLETICS Flag Football

Session begins Jan 12th

Flag Football is a fast-paced and exciting sport that combines elements of traditional American football with a twist—players wear flags attached to their waists instead of tackling each other to the ground.

Flag Football games will take place on Sundays at Terrell Mill Park, with games scheduled to start as early as 8:30 AM and as late as 9:30 PM. Game times will be determined by the number of teams in the league. You can find updated schedules, standings, and rosters online through our League Management system, QuickScores, available at www.quickscores.com/cobbcounty.

Offered leagues include: Coed 8V8 League - Open to all skill levels Men's 7V7 B League - Designed for beginner to lower intermediate teams Men's 7V7 A League - Tailored for upper intermediate to advanced teams.

Ultimate Frisbee Registration Closes Feb 10th

Session begins Feb 24

Ultimately Frisbee is a dynamic and exhilarating team sport that combines elements of soccer, basketball, and American football. Played with a flying disc, the game emphasizes sportsmanship, agility, and strategy. Teams compete to score by passing the disc down the field and catching it in the opposing team's end zone. Cobb County PARKS offers a Coed Ultimate Frisbee Program during the spring, summer, and fall seasons. Players aged 16 and older are invited to participate. Games will take place on Monday evenings at Terrell Mill Park.

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Cobb County PARKS provides tennis programs for both youth & adults!

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TENNIS CENTERS Fair Oaks Tennis Center Harrison Tennis Center Kennworth Tennis Center Lost Mountain Tennis Center Sweetwater Tennis Center Terrell Mill Tennis Center Cobb has 122 tennis courts located throughout the county. With 6 full service tennis centers and 13 additional satellite tennis facilities, there is sure to be a tennis court in your area. Cobb's Tennis Centers are open for public play with nominal court fees.

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Junior Player Spotlight Lauryn Swatski, Harrison Tennis Center Cobb County PARKS highly values the partnerships established to deliver top-notch tennis services to both residents and visitors. In collaboration with the Stephen Diaz Tennis Academy, Cobb County PARKS offers tennis programs for both youth and adults. The coaching philosophy at STDA prioritizes the athlete, emphasizing performance over mere outcomes. With nearly 28 years of excellence in junior development, certified coaches are dedicated to helping young players, such as Lauryn Swatski, reach their full potential, both on and off the court, through their commitment to tennis excellence. STDA instills a strong work ethic in students and teaches them competitive strategies to enhance their performance during matches.

Lauryn has been training under the guidance of Stephen Diaz, a Tennis Professional at Harrison Tennis Center, known for overseeing one of Georgia's top tennis academies.

During her high school years, Lauryn balanced her rigorous training schedule with a strong academic performance, consistently maintaining a high GPA. Her dedication to both her sport and studies has been an inspiration to her peers and coaches alike. As a freshman in high school, she secured the 6A regional championship. In her junior year, she advanced to the final four in the state finals while competing in line 1. Her leadership and accomplishments earned her the MVP award, and she was also honored with the "GRIT AWARD" from Pope High School, which recognizes athletes who exhibit determination and passion both on and off the court.

Looking ahead, Lauryn is excited to join the collegiate tennis ranks, where she hopes to continue her growth as both an athlete and a student. She is eager to contribute to the University of North Georgia's tennis program and looks forward to the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

Lauryn's journey is a testament to her hard work, resilience, and the unwavering support of her family, coaches, and friends. Her story is just beginning, and there is no doubt that she will make an impact at the next level and beyond.

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TENNIS TOTS | Ages 4-6 Tennis Tots classes use a quick start format with small nets and sponge balls.

TOTS LEVEL I | Ages 4-6

At our tennis centers, classes and drill sessions cater to adults of all levels, with options for personalized instruction, group clinics, and specialized workouts.

Sessions available almost daily, offering a chance to improve skills and relationships.

This class is designed for young beginners with no prior experience, providing an engaging environment to learn basic tennis skills and techniques, along with a focus on fitness and agility.

TOTS LEVEL II | Ages 4-6

Adult rapid fire drills are offered by certified USPTA Elite Professional Pete Snyder. Drills are open to both men and women of all ability levels (levels separated on different courts).

This level is for players with tennis experience, focusing on improving strokes and agility through group activities and games. Equipment is provided; participants should wear laced shoes and bring a water bottle.

To reserve a spot please call Harrison TC at (770) 5913151 or email Pete directly at pete@snydertennis.com.

CHILD LEVEL I | Ages 7-9

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This class is designed for young beginners with no prior experience, providing an engaging environment to learn tennis basics and techniques, along with some fitness and agility exercises.

Universal Tennis Academy offers a variety of programs for players of all ages and abilities at Fair Oaks Tennis Center. Our Junior Academy and Summer Camps teach over 3,500 kids each year, and our Adult Programs consist of several different types of league play, clinics, and Round Robins. We also provide private, semi-private, and group lessons in the mornings, afternoons, and evenings.

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ADULT DRAWING & PAINTING

The World of Drawing

Observation is key! You will hone your ability to "see" and gain the confidence to communicate your artistic vision effectively. Develop essential skills in planning your drawing, understanding materials, and learning techniques that when combined with observational skills will result in much more successful drawings. You will learn many techniques, tools, and strategies that will help you create more accurate renderings of your ideas. You will gain an understanding of light and how it imparts your art, specifically color and form.

Explore Your Creativity Through Mixed Media

Come learn a variety of art techniques and tools to express yourself and spark your inner artist! Explore the elements of art and principles of design through a variety of media during this class to create two-dimensional abstract works of art. Learn and improve your art skills, such as eye-hand coordination, observation and motor skills. You will leave this class with a new appreciation of the art process and a new found art ability!

Journey Through Art History Exploration!

Painting Freely with Acrylics or Oils

In this class, we will focus on developing skills such as hand-eye coordination, observation, and motor skills. By the end, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for art across different eras, understand the artistic process, and discover newfound artistic abilities! You'll create six unique art pieces inspired by these styles while learning various techniques, media, and tools to unleash your creativity and ignite your inner artist.

No previous art experience is required, and individuals of all skill levels are encouraged to participate and will benefit from this class. All necessary supplies will be provided.

Embrace the joy of painting freely while discovering techniques and tips throughout the process. Each session will begin with a demonstration, followed by personalized guidance as you develop your artwork. You'll complete a new painting in class every week. This course is a fantastic chance to overcome creative blocks. All skill levels are welcome, though having a basic understanding of the medium can be beneficial.

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Graphite Portraiture

This course will delve into the craft of graphite portraiture. Participants will create a portrait based on their own high-quality photograph, enhancing their observational skills and graphite drawing techniques.

Please remember to bring a kneaded eraser and a Panpastel Soft Starter Tool Set, which can be purchased online from Amazon or Michaels.

Fundamentals of Portrait Painting and Composition This course offers instruction in the fundamentals of the classical realistic painting approach. It will cover essential topics such as values, edges, composition, proportion, and color theory, starting with foundational drawing exercises.

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VISUAL ARTS Youth & Teen Food and Art, Yum!

Join us to explore artistic techniques and tools for selfexpression, focusing on food as a subject. Each week, we'll learn a new medium and art style, inspired by different artists. Enjoy creating edible masterpieces while developing skills like hand-eye coordination, observation, and motor skills.

Atypical Portraits Expect unconventional portraits as we explore various artistic techniques and tools to enhance creativity and self-expression.

Each week, we’ll study different art styles and influential artists, enabling you to create unique works in various mediums while enjoying the process and expanding your skills.

Teen Graphite Portraiture This course focuses on graphite portrait drawing, enhancing observational skills, techniques, and understanding facial structure. Students should bring a kneaded eraser and a Panpastel Soft Starter Tool Set, available online or at Michaels.

Mixed Media Animals in Sweaters Create an adorable wintery animal in a sweater using a variety of art tools & materials! We will use canvas, cardboard, acrylic, fabric, and more.

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POTTERY CLASSES Creative Sculpture Explore the art of clay sculpting through techniques like coil, slab, pinch, and sculpture.

Suitable for all skill levels, the classes provide a tactile experience that combines meditation and excitement. Students will learn various techniques and incorporate their creativity, promoting experimentation and collaboration, leading to a collection of unique clay creations and a deeper understanding of sculpting.

Mommy & Me - Clay Lovebugs Young artists will enjoy shaping clay to create their very own ceramic lovebugs! Once the sculpting is complete, we will glaze the lovebugs, which will then be kiln-fired and available for pickup approximately two weeks after the workshop.

Hand Building Characters in Clay Students will explore hand-building techniques to craft ceramic art inspired by their beloved movie and TV cartoon characters! After sculpting their creations, we will paint the pieces, which will then be kiln-fired and available for pickup 2-3 weeks following the final class.

Youth Beginner Pottery on the Wheel

Handbuilding Whether you're pinching, coiling, or slab building, handbuilding allows for a more tactile and intimate connection with your creation.

Beginner students will learn the fundamental techniques of hand building in ceramics (pinch, coil, and slab methods) and Intermediate and Advanced students will refine their skills.

Participants will also explore the possibilities for surface decoration using stamps and sprigs to texture and adorn their work.

Discover the art of throwing pottery on the wheel! We will merge our newly learned wheel techniques with hand-building methods to craft a diverse array of ceramic creations. Our finished pieces will be glazed, kiln-fired, and available for pick-up approximately two weeks after the final class.

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ART WORKSHOPS

Glass Blown Holiday Ornaments

Holiday High Tea in the Gallery Celebrate the holiday season with a festive High Tea at the beautifully decorated Mable House Art Center gallery. Enjoy a cozy gathering with friends and family amidst stunning holiday décor created by local artists. Sip tea, listen to seasonal music, and indulge in a selection of delightful holiday treats, embracing the warmth and joy of the holidays in a spirit of community.

Blown Glass Holiday Ornament Join Silica Burns Glass for a holiday workshop to create handblown glass ornaments! Participants will learn glassblowing basics with hands-on experience, using the furnace and equipment. The workshop is open to all skill levels, ages 6 and up, with no prior experience needed.

"I'll be Gnome for Christmas" Wreath Making

Chalk Pastel Fireworks Happy New Year! Join us to explore the fundamentals of chalk pastel art and create stunning fireworks to celebrate the arrival of the New Year.

Fun Friday! Artsy Games Mash-Up We will engage in artistic games to craft a landscape by rolling dice to select various elements for our drawing. After that, we'll use a 'cootie catcher' to invent and illustrate quirky monsters!

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Valentine's Creativity Party

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EXHIBIT DATES

January 8, 2025 – January 31, 2025

Year of the Snake Exhibit The Snake is the sixth animal in the Chinese Zodiac, symbolizing wisdom, intuition, and grace. Individuals born under this sign are often regarded as profound thinkers with keen intellects.

The Year of the Snake recurs every 12 years, encompassing the years 1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001, and 2013. The upcoming Year of the Snake will be in 2025.

Additionally, the Year of the Snake is thought to create a balance between Yin and Yang energies, embodying stability and harmony. It is viewed as a fortunate year for those born under this sign and for the global community as a whole.

Furthermore, in Chinese astrology, each year corresponds to one of the five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal, and water. The year 2025 will represent the Year of the Wood Snake, which is associated with abundance and prosperity.

We encourage you to submit your artwork for the Year of the Snake Exhibit to commemorate the upcoming Lunar New Year by December 18th. We welcome both two-dimensional and three-dimensional pieces.

The community is invited to the opening reception for the Year of the Snake, taking place on January 25th from 12 PM to 2 PM. The full gallery will be showcased at The Art Station from January 8th to January 31, 2025.

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Join us for a festive holiday experience at the Underwater Tree Lighting event! Upon arrival, each participant will be given glow sticks to decorate the tree during the hour and a half swim session. Following the swim, everyone will gather to witness the magical "lighting" of the tree as we turn off the lights and let it shine! After the tree lighting, guests can join us for cookie decorating and hot chocolate in the classroom.

Please note that this is not a drop-off event, so plan to stay and enjoy the fun with us!

December 20th 6:30pm-7:45pm West Cobb Aquatic Center

3675 Macland Road #1336 Powder Springs, GA 30127

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AQUATICS

Freestyle Swimming Techniques Exercising in the water is a fantastic, low impact way to stay active and healthy.

AUSTIN MARSH CONTRIBUTOR

Freestyle swimming is performed while lying face down in a horizontal position.

Like many other forms of exercise, it relies on repetitive movements. However, the key is that several repetitive actions occur simultaneously. The three most crucial components are your arms, head, and legs. Let's examine each of these elements in detail!

To engage your arms effectively, you'll be moving them in a windmill motion. Start by entering the water with your arms fully extended above your head. From that position, cup your hands and push them down towards your hips to ‘pull’ the water behind you, which will help propel you forward. When your hand reaches waist level, it's time to lift it out of the water and begin the process again. Each complete rotation of your arm is referred to as a stroke. Be sure to alternate arms with each stroke. For a consistent rhythm in your arm movements, your

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arms should be opposite each other; when one arm is at your head, the other should be at your waist.

Moving your head is a fundamental yet crucial aspect of swimming freestyle, as it allows you to breathe effectively.

Interestingly, instead of lifting your head to inhale, proper breathing technique involves tilting your head from side to

Finally, let’s talk about your legs. They play a crucial role in keeping you balanced on the water's surface and help propel you forward. Your kick should involve quick, small movements with straight legs near the water's surface. It

side. Your face should turn away from the arm that is raised above your head.

For instance, if your right arm is entering

might feel exaggerated, but if you're splashing with your feet, you’re executing it correctly.

the water while you breathe, you should tilt your head to the left. To establish a consistent breathing rhythm, aim to breathe every three strokes, timing your

Freestyle swimming is an excellent way to enhance your cardiovascular fitness while being gentle on your joints. Plus, it

breaths as your hand enters the water.

effectively builds muscle in both your arms and legs!

Aquarobics CLASS SCHEDULE CLASS

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Mountain View Aquatic Center Shallow Water Aerobics Deep Water Aerobics Shallow Water Arthritis Adaptive Aquatics

Monday - Friday Monday - Friday Monday, Wednesday, Friday Monday, Wednesday, Friday

8:00am-8:55am 9:00am-9:55am 10:00am-10:55am 11:00am-11:55am

West Cobb Aquatic Center Shallow Water Aerobics Shallow Water Aerobics Deep Water Aerobics

Monday - Friday Monday, Wednesday, Friday Tuesday, Thursday

9:00am-9:55am 6:10pm-7:05pm 6:10pm-7:05pm

South Cobb Aquatic Center Shallow Water Aerobics

Monday - Friday

10:00am-10:55am

Central Aquatic Center Shallow Water Aerobics Shallow Water Aerobics

Monday - Friday Monday, Wednesday, Friday

8:00am-8:55am 10:00am-10:55am

SHALLOW WATER AEROBICS

Join our low-impact workout class for a mid-high intensity workout that elevates your heart rate, tones muscles, strengthens your body, and provides stretching, all while being gentle on your joints.

DEEP WATER AEROBICS

Our deep water workout offers a joint-friendly and challenging way to burn calories and tone your body. Taught in a pool with a depth of over 6ft, it's a unique workout experience.

SHALLOW WATER ARTHRITIS This non-aerobic pool workout is gentle on joints and follows the American Arthritis Association guidelines. No impact means no rebounding off the pool bottom.

DEEP WATER ARTHRITIS

Join our deep-water workout class to strengthen joints and build muscle without cardio stress. The class takes place in the deep side of the instructional pool to maximize your workout.

ADAPTIVE AQUATICS

Join a low-impact workout class that incorporates light aerobics to enhance range of motion, balance, joint mobility, and endurance while having fun!

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