“Notes of Inclusion” is an exhibit presented by four astounding artists in honor of Black History Month, with a variety of styles conducive with the theme of inclusivity. From bold color and patterns to notes of rhythm, music, and dance, the exhibit weaves a visual song resonating a message of diversity and equality among people and perspectives. James Killings Jr., V. Kottavei Williams, Courtney Brooks, and Lawrence Sullivan honor the freedom of individuality and equality in the exhibit, celebrating an open reception on Saturday, January 29, 5-7 pm, hosted by the one and only DC Connection. The “Notes of Inclusion” reception is open and free to the public, including everyone and anyone, just as it promises.

“Notes of Inclusion” is an exhibit presented by four astounding artists in honor of Black History Month, with a variety of styles conducive with the theme of inclusivity. From bold color and patterns to notes of rhythm, music, and dance, the exhibit weaves a visual song resonating a message of diversity and equality among people and perspectives. James Killings Jr., V. Kottavei Williams, Courtney Brooks, and Lawrence Sullivan honor the freedom of individuality and equality in the exhibit, celebrating an open reception on Saturday, January 29, 5-7 pm, hosted by the one and only DC Connection. The “Notes of Inclusion” reception is open and free to the public, including everyone and anyone, just as it promises.

Join the Douglasville Parks and Recreation department as we kick off our therapeutic recreation programs for individuals with disabilities. All are welcome to attend an evening of games, music, and fun. We will have Valentine’s treats and theme activities. Invite a friend and enjoy a fun night of activities

On Saturday, February 26 at 10:00 am, the Douglasville Police Department is holding our 2nd Annual Day of Unity on the front steps of the Douglasville Police Department. Local community leaders will be speaking about bringing the community together and listening to the people. Get involved by joining these leaders at the Douglasville Police Department as we work together to be “one with our community”. We will adhere to social distancing guidelines.
Seating will be available for the event. Open to the public.

On Monday, March 14, the Douglasville Police Department will be hosting a Community Job Fair. This will be a job fair like no other. We are inviting all businesses in Douglasville, Douglas County, and surrounding to participate whether they are hiring for full-time, part-time, or temporary positions. Come and check out your employment options in one place. This event is open to all as we have not put any limitations on who has been invited to keep it open to the public in all walks of life.
Businesses do need to fill out information in order to have a space available. We will be taking businesses through March 8.
Monday, is a teacher work day, and this should provide a great opportunity for high schoolers to come and check out for spring/summer jobs.
Please make contact with Sgt. Shannon Dean if you need further information.

Presented by the Cultural Arts Council of Douglasville/Douglas County, we invite you to join Alice and the gang in their fun adventures this March!

This year enjoy flamingo croquet, story-telling, cookie-decorating, egg-hunting, pin the tail on the Cheshire cat, and tea-party fun! For just $15 per person ($10 CAC member), you can spend as long as you’d like between 11 am and 2 pm in the company of the Mad Hatter, White Rabbit, Cheshire Cat, Red Queen, White Queen, and of course, Alice.