The Douglasville Police Department will be hosting a 6K Run March 28 at 8:00am that starts and ends at the Douglasville Public Safety Complex located at 2083 Fairburn Road. Registration and legal forms will need to be completed before the race.
We will take registrations up until the morning of the run, but can only guarantee t-shirt sizes through March 12.
Participants will need to be 18 years of age or older due to the route.
This event is $25.00 and a run packet and t-shirt will be provided.
See our Facebook Event for further or contact dpdcommunityoutreach@douglasvillega.gov
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-$25 adults & virtual runners for the 5K: pre-register by March 18th, 2020 to guarantee a t-shirt.
-Adults 5K: $30 onsite race day registration (Shirts only while supply lasts after 3/18/20).
-Virtual Option – $15
-Children 12 and under – 1 mile fun run: $15 (Shirts only while supply lasts after 3/18/20)
The Douglasville Police Department 3rd Annual Community Enrichment Day will take place on March 28, 2020 from 10 am to 4 pm at the Douglasville Public Safety Complex located at 2083 Fairburn Road. Come out and meet your public safety officials while the kids enjoy egg hunts, touch-a-trucks, and a bounce house along with food, vendors, and fun. This event is free and open to the public. Vendors are needed and Registration is $25.
Contact: Stephanie McClarty 678-293-1797 or Sgt. Dean at 678-293-1621. You can also email us at dpdcommunityoutreach@douglasvillega.gov
Featuring Mary Lou Bailey Funk. All items under $75.
Making their vibrant Spring 2020 debut, artists Martin Pate, Nikki Davidson, Heidi Hunt, and Cathy Clodfelter cultivate a collection of blossoming works.
Opening reception to admire the works budding the Cultural Art Center walls Thursday, April 2, 2020, 5 –7 p.m.
Free and open to the public
Cultural Arts Center Douglasville/ Douglas County
8652 Campbellton St.
Douglasville, GA 30134
On view April 2nd – April 30th, 2020
Free admission and open to the public
Monday – Friday, 9 am – 5 pm
Bring your family out to Ike Owings Community Center at Hunter Park for a breakfast, photos with the Easter Bunny and an Easter egg hunt. The event is free, however registration is REQUIRED. Photos with the bunny will also be $5 and registration is suggested, but not required.
Ramatu Afegbua-Sabbatt will have you bouncing in your seat to her ensemble of dances. From West Africa to the Congo, to the new world of Hip-hop, you’ll be dancing for the whole week afterward. Don’t miss this free family event!
Food Vendors, Biz Vendors, Car Show, Entertainment, Kid Zone, and much more
KDO (Kids Day Off) Camp is a minicamp session for campers during the days that schools aren’t in operation. KDO camps are modified versions of Camp FUNtastic, where campers engage in various social, educational, environmental, and recreational activities. Campers must bring their own lunch and snacks.
Douglasville, Georgia –The Cultural Arts Council Douglasville/ Douglas County and the Douglas County Department of Parks and Recreation join forces once again to offer the seventeenth annual intensive arts camp at Deer Lick Park, during spring break, from Monday, April 6th, through Friday, April 10th. Children, 7 – 11 years old, will spend a productive spring break exploring a wide variety of art disciplines with four expert and experienced teaching artists.
The goal of the Spring Break Arts Camp is to encourage and reveal the talents of every student to highlight the impact the arts have on young children in developing their creative skills, social interactions, and cultural awareness.
Fees for the week are $125 for the first child ($115 for CAC members) with a $5 dollar discount for siblings. Camp runs from 9 am – 4 pm with an early drop off and late pick up option for an additional fee of $10 each. Call for more details.
Registration can be done in person or by visiting the Arts Council website – www.artsdouglas.org. Space is limited.
During the Spring Break Arts Camp, artists will work with each student on specific projects within their discipline that reflect and expand on a common theme addressed by all the teachers.The camp concludes with a Celebration of Success – a small reception to take place on Friday, April 10th, from 5 until 6 pm, to which the public is invited. Attendees at the Celebration of Success will have the opportunity to witness a memorable performance featuring the performing arts skills learned during the week as well as the student’s artwork in a temporary exhibit put together by the visual arts teachers.
The 2020 Spring Break Arts Camp is made possible with the support from the GreyStone Power Foundation. The Cultural Arts Council Douglasville/ Douglas County, located at 8652 Campbellton Street Douglasville, Georgia, is open Mondays through Fridays, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. For directions and more information, visit www.artsdouglas.org or contact the Cultural Arts Council at 770.949.2787.