PRCR Happenings
September 2021
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You're invited to join us for the wonderful programs and classes we have coming up in Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources! If there is something you would like us to offer but don't see it listed online or in RecConnect, please let us know!
Currently, our facilities offer two-hour time slots for Open Play Pickleball and one-hour slots for the walking track and fitness room! Visit wakeforestnc.recdesk.com to register for a time slot! Please note: Cleanings are performed every hour, and you must have a RecCard membership to register for an open time slot. Currently, masks covering the nose and mouth are required for all staff and visitors ages three and older in all Town of Wake Forest facilities.
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Operating Schedule
The PRCR Department is currently operating according to the following schedule:
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Monday-Friday - 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
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Saturday - 8 a.m.-Noon
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Sunday - Closed
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Upcoming Programs & Classes
We offer something for EVERYONE! Click on the icons below to view a complete listing of offerings in each category.
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September Spotlight
Class sessions will be geared to musicality and learning how to “read” music, fundamental technique, and education of one's body through movement. Benefits in this class vary from building self-confidence, knowing how to socially dance, and appreciating different music genres.
Th| Sep 2-30 | 6-7 pm
Fees: Resident $55 | Non-Resident $69
Kidokinetics Lil’ Tumblers (ages 3-5)
Kidokinetics Lil’ Tumblers is an introduction to the basics of gymnastics in an energetic and fun class setting! Through games, music, obstacle courses, and skill stations, preschoolers will work on developing the gross motor skills associated with gymnastics, including movements designed to improve strength, balance, agility, and flexibility. Watching, listening, and following instructions are emphasized.
Fees: Free
Fees: Resident $40 | Non-Resident $50
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Rec Cards
Wake Forest residents and non-residents ages 11 and older must have a Recreation Card (Rec Card) to access amenities offered at PRCR facilities, including JPCC. Rec Cards are free for Wake Forest residents.
The following fees apply for people who live outside the Wake Forest town limits and do not pay Wake Forest property taxes: Individual, $25; Family, $50. Any non-residents who prefer not to purchase a Rec Card, must pay a $5 Non-Rec Card Holder fee to utilize the amenities. An online profile must be created, and the fee paid to register for selected activity time slots.
To obtain a Rec Card, first create an online profile. Then, visit the JPCC to have your picture taken and present proof of residency. Acceptable forms of proof include a valid picture ID with your current address, a current utility bill with your street address, or other document that includes your full name and address. For more information about Rec Cards, call 919-435-9560.
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The September 2021-February 2022 issue of RecConnect, the Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Department's program brochure, is now available. Click on the cover image (right) to view the current edition in digital format.
Free printed copies of RecConnect are available at Joyner Park Community Center, 701 Harris Road, Town Hall, 301 S. Brooks St., Alston-Massenburg Center, 416 N. Taylor St., and Flaherty Park Community Center, 1226 N. White St.
RecConnect includes information about all programs, classes, special events, sports programs and registrations offered by the Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Department. To learn more, call 919-435-9560 or visit us online.
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The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Department continues to take all reasonable precautions to best promote the health and safety of our community. Public health is a shared responsibility, and it is one we take very seriously. We are continuing to follow local, state and national public health updates and assessing our role in curbing the spread of COVID-19. We urge participants in all our programs to monitor their own health, stay home if they are sick or not feeling well, wash their hands often, wear a mask, and take appropriate physical distancing measures. These actions are vital to slowing the spread of the virus and protecting the most vulnerable in our community. Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
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Download the Town of Wake Forest App
Android and iPhone users can have a handy pocket guide to all things related to Wake Forest by downloading the Town of Wake Forest app. Designed to provide smartphone users with useful information about Wake Forest, the app offers instant access to downtown Wake Forest, the Wake Forest Renaissance Centre, popular local events, plus so much more! The app also provides contact information for every Town department, allows you to report non-emergency issues through SeeClickFix and delivers breaking news.
IPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, and Android users can download the Town’s free app by searching for “Town of Wake Forest” on iTunes, in the iPhone app store, or in Google Play.
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If you have questions or comments about the Town of Wake Forest website or E-Notifier, please contact Bill Crabtree by email or call 919-435-9421.
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