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The Bradley Academy Museum and Cultural Center, in support of promoting MLK Day in January, has created a way to produce a student art show exhibited at Bradley Museum that showcases art inspired by the teachings of Martin Luther King, Jr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s messaging was crucial to empowering individuals, as well as strengthening communities, bridging barriers, and creating solutions to the social problems around homelessness, unemployment, “under” employment, food insecurities, violence, child abuse, prejudice and stereotypes. We have worked with all ages of students to create a timeline and artwork throughout the showcase while showing off the creativeness and talents of our community’s artists. Call for more information on private tours. For all ages.

Let’s discuss some of the environmental challenges facing our planet and what YOU can do about it! We will talk about pollution, climate, invasive species, animal exploitation, and much more! This program will include hands-on activities and an outdoor walk. For ages 7-13.

Help us keep the Greenway clean for the plants, animals, and people that love it! Pickers, gloves, and trash bags provided. We are happy to sign off on volunteer hours! For all ages.

This fun sport combines many elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong. The rules are simple and easy for beginners to learn, but the games can become fast-paced and competitive for experienced players. For 18+.

This fun sport combines many elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong. The rules are simple and easy for beginners to learn, but the games can become fast-paced and competitive for experienced players. For ages 18+.

This fun sport combines many elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong. The rules are simple and easy for beginners to learn, but the games can become fast-paced and competitive for experienced players. For ages 18+.

Bump, set, and spike it at Sports*Com as qualified coaches give instructions on every aspect of the game. From beginners to advanced, youth volleyball players will get the opportunity to develop and refine their skills in both practice and game situations. Class is limited, so please call Sports*Com the day before or day of class to reserve your spot. For ages 8-15.

This classs focuses on strength, balance, cardio, core, and range of motion. You must sign up for all classes due to the limited number of spaces available. No class on January 1, 18 and February 15. Limit: 25 Room S105

If you are an active adult looking for a modified Zumba class that recreates the original moves of Zumba that you love at a lower intensity, this class introduces easy to follow Zumba choreography that focuses on balance, range of motion and coordination. Instructed by Jennifer Griffith. You must sign up for all classes due to the limited number of spaces available. Limit: 8 Room P204

Fun days for bingo at St. Clair! Be sure to join us. Room S104

This very welcoming group of knitters and crocheters offers inspiration and motivation with your projects. No sign-up is required. Bring your own supplies. Room 405

Volunteers do quilting for people in the community for a donation to the center. Stop by to learn more about quilting. Room 405

Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is a strength, balance and fitness program. These exercises improve strength, balance and fitness and can help you stay active and reduce your chance of falling. You must have an assessment done by Laura Grissom before starting the class. Limit: 12 Room S105

This class is for the intermediate line dance student. Learn different styles of dance to different types of music. Tom Robeson is the instructor. Sign up is required for this class by calling 615-848-2550. Limit: 20 Room S105

This is a circuit class with interval training. We will use various types of equipment for a total body workout. You must sign up for all classes due to the limited number of spaces available. Limit: 8 Room P204