Upcoming Events

Ages 14 and up
Thursdays, April 3 & May 1

Enhance your stitching skills as we continue our journey through 2025. This class will take us through the spring months as we create an embroidered journal representing important or special memories with simple stitches and colorful designs. Some experience with stitching is recommended. Each session will include light refreshments and a nature talk on a seasonal topic.

Registration deadline: Thursday, March 27

Ages 16 and up (under 18 requires adult companion)

Airrosti’s Dr. Steven Miller and Adelle will teach you how to manage, reduce and eliminate musculoskeletal pain through preventative self-myofascial release techniques using a foam roller and lacrosse ball. This class will focus on both upper and lower body exercises.

Registration deadline: Friday, April 4

Ages 18 and up
Sundays, April 6 – June 15
No scheduled matches Memorial Day Weekend (May 25)

Join a Park District tennis league and play tennis in the parks this spring! Several levels of play allow opportunities for all abilities. All leagues are 10 weeks long.

Registration deadline: Sunday, March 23

Ages 9 – 12
Mondays, April 7 – May 12

Outdoor play is vital to child development and well-being. This program, designed to allow children to interact with nature in unique ways, teaches children about nature and the outdoors. Activities include discovery, challenges and games.

Registration deadline: Monday, March 31

Ages 6 – 8

This drop-off program is designed to give your child the opportunity to get creative! They will design a variety of projects based on a monthly theme. Outdoor activities will be included when weather permits. Sign up for one or multiple sessions.

Registration deadline: Tuesday, April 1

Ages 12 – 18

Join the OYBC Southwest Chapter! Kettering PRCA and Centerville-Washington Park District are collaborating to bring the joy of bird watching to our youth through the Ohio Young Birders Club.

Registration deadline: Sunday, April 6

Ages 16 and up

Join us for a night of archery basics! This program is for beginners interested in learning archery. By the end of this program, you’ll be shooting on your own, playing games and increasing your confidence as an archer. Each group can have up to four people. All equipment will be provided. Please- one registration per group! You may bring up to four people in your party.

Registration deadline: Thursday, April 3

Ages 6 – 8
Wednesdays, April 9 – May 14

This program teaches children about nature and the outdoors. Activities include discovery, challenges and games. We occasionally celebrate the last session of the season with a campfire and s’mores. Please let us know if your child has any dietary restrictions by answering the custom questions upon registration.

Registration deadline: Monday, March 31

Ages 18 and up
Wednesdays, April 9 – June 11

Join a Park District tennis league and play tennis in the parks this spring! Several levels of play allow opportunities for all abilities. All leagues are 10 weeks long.

Registration deadline: Sunday, March 23

Ages 18 and up

Join us on a stroll through your park! A naturalist will point out seasonal changes and discuss the wildlife we observe. Hike is on a natural path.

Registration deadline: Tuesday, April 8

Ages 16 and up

We will be felting beautiful birds just in time for warmer weather. This class is designed for all skill levels, providing as much or as little assistance as you would like. All supplies and materials needed to create your project will be provided. No previous experience is necessary.

Registration deadline: Thursday, April 3

All ages (children must be 8 or older to enter dog park)

Join us at the dog park for an ‘egg’ hunt for your dog(s), dog-themed crafts, special activities, community partners, giveaways and more! Egg hunt prizes are available while supplies last. The off-leash dog park will remain open for your dog(s) to socialize and play.

Registration is not required. Please review the dog park rules before attending!

All ages

These tiny treasures can only be seen for a short time! An instructor will lead you along the path to search for all the spring wildflowers the forests have to offer. This is a Tools to Trek program.

Registration deadline: Thursday, April 10

This fun family day will start with an explanation of how to identify garlic mustard, an invasive species causing harm to native plant species, and why it needs to go! Volunteers will pick garlic mustard in assigned areas. This is family/child-friendly as garlic mustard is close to the ground and easy to pull. At the end of the pulling, everyone will come to Bill Yeck Park Smith House for a garlic mustard recipe tasting and a picnic lunch (self-provided).

We will have games to play! After lunch and games, we will provide ice cream for dessert.

For more information, contact CWPD Community Engagement Coordinator Paula Burkhardt at 937-433-5155 or via email.