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H2O Aerobics

Water aerobics is the performance of aerobic exercise in water such as in a swimming pool. It is done mostly vertically and without swimming typically in waist deep or deeper water. Water aerobics is a form of aerobic exercise that requires water-immersed participants.

Ceramics at the Fort

CERAMICS AT THE FORT- Will you join us for Ceramics at the Fort? Come sit in and create your masterpiece during any of our open studio times. Open studio ceramics is available for kids and adults, Tuesdays through Fridays and by appointments on Saturdays. All project materials are included with purchase of your bisque. The materials include paint, firing/glaze, and stains.

After the Clock Strikes 2

After the Clock Strikes 2 offers a safe and structured environment, providing quality educational support and recreational experiences that promote physical, intellectual, and emotional development. Participants receive homework assistance, participate in fitness activities, and explore arts and culture through fun programs.

Recreation Matters: Open Recreation Program

Youth and teens have the opportunity to participate in various recreational activities while socializing with friends.

Open Gym Adult

Adults have the opportunity to get physically active while playing basketball in a friendly atmosphere.

Veterans Hiring Event

FMCC Pool OPEN

FMCC-Deep Water Aerobics

FMCC-Shallow Water Aerobics

Teetotalers and Moonshiners, and Hampton’s Prohibition Story

The exhibit combines content from the Virginia Library’s 2017 exhibit “Teetotalers and Moonshiners: Virginia’s Prohibition Experiment” with research and artifacts from the Hampton History Museum on the local experience. "Hampton's Prohibition Story" features myriad items to tell the story, including dozens of photographs; numerous bottles, jugs and other containers; games, smoking accoutrements, beverage dispenser, signs and materials of saloon culture; service ware, promotional items and memorabilia from Point Comfort resorts, Phoebus police and fire department items, doctor bag and instruments; and moonshine still components on loan from the Museum of the Albemarle. The exhibit continues through February 4, 2024.

Nurturing Skills for Parents

Healthy Families invites families with children between birth and 12 yrs old to come and learn in our 6 week program. Parent's topics: Family rules, Encourage appropriate behavior, Effective communication, Stress management. Positive Discipline Establishing Nurturing Routines Normal Childhood Development  

Nurturing Parents of Teens

A 12 week program enabling parents and teens to develop better communication, identify clear boundaries and gain better strategies for cooperation. Parents & teens meet separately for the first hour then come together the second hour to work on topics as a family.

Storytime @ Willow Oaks Branch Library

Join us for themed stories, packets and dances. Ages 2 -5.

Yarnwork Circle @ Willow Oaks Branch Library

Bring your current knitting or crochet project and join a group of your fellow yarn workers! Registration required.

PM Storytime @ Willow Oaks Branch Library

Join us for stories and a game based on the theme of the day. Ages 5 - 8.

Paint-N-Snack @ Phoebus Branch Library

Join us for a relaxing evening of smooth tunes, snacks, and creativity! Ages 13+ Please call the library to register.

TR After School Program

The TR After School Program provides homework assistance, play group games, and growing bonds with friends in a safe and structured environment.

Special Olympics Unified Bowling Team

Do you love bowling? Do you enjoy helping others? If yes, then we need you to join the Special Olympics Unified Bowling Team where you will partner with one of our athletes to compete, bowl for free, and make new friends along the way!

Town and Gown Committee Meeting