Events

When asked daily, this simple question can create a shift in perspective toward mindful awareness. Julie Polt seeks to ask and answer this question in her latest body of work, utilizing experimental printmaking and painting. She finds inspiration in daily, common moments, while searching for beauty everywhere – even in unexpected places. She looks to nature, relationships, and tiny changes that we notice only when we are mindful and carefully observing our surroundings.

* Exhibition runs Jun. 3, 2025-Jul. 7, 2025 *
Public reception Fri., Jun. 13, 7-9 pm

Join Youth and Countywide Sports Division for this Coaches Symposium!

A free event for coaches of all levels and sports—pee wee, youth, high school, and beyond. Come share your experiences and connect with a supportive community. Hear from a dynamic guest speaker, access valuable resources, and explore enriching volunteer opportunities.

Whether you’re new to coaching or a seasoned pro, this symposium is a great opportunity to learn new tips and find ways to best evolve in an everchanging sports atmosphere.

Don’t miss this chance to grow professionally and build lasting connections. Refreshments and giveaways available while supplies last.

Click here to PGParksDirect, and use code YCSD-SPEC-GA-20250614 to register. Registration is encouraged, but not required.

Visit the Surratt House Museum and play some lawn games of bygone days at this drop-in event. These time-tested classics will bring lots of laughs and result in many high-fives!

Come celebrate Juneteenth!

Join us and celebrate the oldest nationally observed commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States!

Juneteenth marks the day the last enslaved people in the United States learned of their freedom. Today we commemorate this event nationwide as people come together to enjoy food, music, and the arts while learning about the history of the African American people, their culture, and achievements. Bring your family and friends for an afternoon of celebration!

Featuring live entertainment, arts activities, food and shopping exhibitors, history exhibits, and more.