The Douglasville Police Department is having a 21st Concepts to Parenting class on Tuesday, May 16, 2023, starting at 6:30 pm in the Douglasville Police Department Community Room. We will have community leaders discussing various topics.
Please join us for an informative discussion that includes communication and relationship building as we discuss 21st concepts to parenting.
Our speaker will be leader and facilitator Alice Jackson, and Tara Nichols LPC.
Continue your Hydrangea Festival Journey at the Cultural Arts Council! On June 3rd from 11 am to 5 pm, visit the Cultural Arts Center to discover local artists and local tastes! We will have handcrafted goods, as well as the Formed Free Abstract Exhibit! For more information please call us at (770) 949-2787
Free monthly educational field trips that are designed to keep students motivated towards their educational goals, reiterate what they are learning in the class room and create a positive environment for family engagement. Paid adults ($25) can bring up to 5 students at no charge. Admission, lunch and transportation included.
This event includes refreshments, beer tastings, art vendors, door prizes, live music, and much more. Enjoy the fun, relax, and get in touch with your creative side! Tickets are $25 per person or $20 for CAC members. Tickets are available for purchase at the CAC or online at artsdouglas.org. All proceeds will help support the CAC’s mission and programs throughout the year.
Patrice Gates
Ages: Adults
Dates: Friday, June 16
Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
Cost: $25 (CAC member $20)
Create your winning cup! Patrice Gates will walk students through the steps to design a Georgia team-themed wine tumbler. Tumblers will be ready to take with you at the end of the workshop to start using. Sign up so you will have your new favorite signature tumbler to use while watching the games! All supplies included.
Come enjoy Storytime, coloring, music, and treats! Bring the children out to read with us!
If you want to get your kids or yourself involved in local youth athletics or find out more about local youth athletics, join us at this month’s Black Men’s Roundtable for dinner on-location at the wonderful Blu Rose Art Bistro in beautiful downtown Douglasville (see digital flyer for details). You may also join us on Facebook Live here: https://www.facebook.com/DouglasCtyDems/videos
Celebrate our NEWEST gallery exhibit: Reflective Flowers on July 6th at 6 pm at the Cultural Arts Center 8652 Campbellton St.
The “Reflective Flowers” collection is a master garden of brushstrokes and mixed media by artists Beth Cullen, Leeann Slotkin, Lucy Thomas, and, as her name reiterates, Camyljah Rose. The collection will remain on display July 6-27, from 9 am to 5 pm, with an opening reception on Thursday, July 6 from 6-8 pm, hosted by Douglasville Community Theater
Free monthly educational field trips that are designed to keep students motivated towards their educational goals, reiterate what they are learning in the class room and create a positive environment for family engagement. Paid adults ($25) can bring up to 5 students at no charge. Admission, lunch and transportation included.
On this episode of the Black Men’s Roundtable, we will chop it up with mental health professional Andrew Gordon! There are so many myths and misconceptions around mental health in the Black community. Let’s dispel some of these beliefs. Join us in person or online. We will take questions from our live audience. Join us on-location or on Facebook Live.