Susan Knight Smith, Sally Storey Jones, Coe Steinwart, Laura Smith…four great artists come together to celebrate the “Early Days” in the memorable line-up of work displayed May 10-June 24. The exhibit will reflect the agelessness of a world around us, as artists explore times past and quaint moments that help us to take a step back, worthy of pause.
Come pause with us at the gallery to view the timeless exhibit and celebrate the opening reception on Thursday, May 13, 5-7 pm. The evening will be hosted by Douglasville’s own “Farmer’s Table” who will serve up an old fashioned favorite – ice cream and cobbler.
Hello, on August 1st,2021 forthekidsga will have its second annual school drive. In order for your child to be able to recieve free school supplies, you must send in the student Name, Grade level, Parent name, and Parent contact information. We can be Contacted at 470-637-6449 or forthekidsga2020@gmail.com. Thank You, May God Bless
All across the nation March is recognized as Youth Art Month, a celebration of the creativity among students in the visual arts. Youth Art Month activities connect more than 800,000 K-12 students and over 200 art educators all across America. CAC is proud to participate in this national effort and to recognize our local young artists with this exhibit. The show opens on March 3 and runs through March 25. A free opening reception will be held on Thursday, March 3 from 5-7 pm. This is a great opportunity to meet our emerging young artists, including the families and teachers who encourage them.
Four exceptional artists paint to express the goodness of life, with subjects that feed our body, soul, and mind. Erika Sears, Scott French, Diana Marino, and Steven Walker present a display of captivating visual delights. From sightseeing to still-life feasts, each artist uses a distinguished brushstroke with singular style. Come feed your eyes with the display of talent April 7-28, 9 am—5 pm, and ask, ‘What does nourishment mean to you?’ Join us for the opening reception on Thursday, April 7, 6-8 pm, hosted by Destination Theatre.
The Douglasville Police Department invites local youth pastors/leaders to participate in a summit on topics impacting todays’ youth. Our staff would like all churches and religious affiliations to send a representative that works with the youth in the organization to come and get educated, so that they can take it back and talk with their congregation. The summit will be an understanding of criminal street gangs, gangs defined, gang laws, and other kinds of criminal activity. Let us help you help our community by teaching you what to look for.
Light refreshments will be served.
To get more information on the event or sign up to attend, contact us.
Once every two years, one of the largest groups of artists in Douglas County come together to display the work they have been creating. This exhibit is known to have on display everything from stained glass shining through the windows to clay sculptures and wood-turned vessels, along with breathtaking paintings and plenty of surprises between. The exhibit will be on display from May 9 to June 23, with an opening reception on May 26, from 6:00-8:00 pm, hosted by the Rotary Club of Douglas County.
We’re building a healthy community by providing access to nature to relieve stress, strengthen interpersonal relationships and improve mental wellbeing. Celebrate Family Health + Fitness Day 2022 on June 11 from 10 AM – 12 PM at Worthan Park. We will have giveaways, vendors, healthy treats and a fun workout for the entire family to enjoy. #NRPAFamilyFitDay
Gangs? Drugs? Theft Crimes?
What do they all have in common?
They are all criminal activity and there is something you can do to protect yourself and others….
The Douglasville Police Department is having a Criminal Activity Town Hall Meeting at the Police Department Community Room on August 16, and we are inviting you to be a part of it. We hope you will come out and join us for this in-person event.
Light refreshments will be served.
Gangs? Drugs? Theft Crimes?
What do they all have in common?
They are all criminal activity and there is something you can do to protect yourself and others….
The Douglasville Police Department is having a Criminal Activity Town Hall Meeting at the Alice J. Hawthorne Center, and we are inviting you to be a part of it. We hope you will come out and join us for this in-person event. This Town Hall will be the same as the one held on August 16, just a different location and date, for those who cannot make the earlier one in the month.
Light refreshments will be served.
Can’t make it to the Town Hall at the Douglasville Police Department earlier in the month? Come to this one.
Register to join us at Hunter Park from 10 A.M. – 12 PM on Saturday, September 10th for the Parks Reunion Tour!
The tour will take you to a few of Douglasville’s beautiful parks, the Douglasville Conference Center, and will wrap up with a presentation and lunch.
The Parks Reunion Tour showcases how you can take advantage of all the ways the Douglasville CVB can help make your next reunion in Douglasville the best one yet!
Here at the CVB, we may not be your related family, but we will treat you like our chosen family.
Admission is free and you can register at the event or online. Attendees who pre-register will be entered into a drawing for door prizes.
For more information, contact Rylee Govoreau at 678-449-3268 or govoreaur@douglasvillega.gov.