The folks at UA Parks & Rec are looking ahead to autumn, dropping their Fall Activity Guide brimming with activities for every age and interest – a move that suggests summers may be for lazing, but UA knows the briskness of fall calls for action.
Highlighted in the guide, as reported by the City of Upper Arlington government website, is the Bob Crane Community Center, where you'll find an array of facilities detailed with operating hours and membership rates, this center has been at the heart of expanded recreational offerings in the community, including swim lessons for various age groups, an adaptive program for children with special needs, and aquatics classes designed to amplify fitness routines with toning, Zumba, and sculpting sessions.
For older adults, UA Parks & Rec haven't just stopped at swim, and fitness lesso ns, a suite of social, educational, and wellness opportunities has been tailored specifically for them, alongside general access to a myriad of activities which now includes three gymnasiums for open gym time and indoor pickleball, offering strategy sessions, and a Cornhole League running for six weeks that ensures a regular dose of community and competition.
The guide also doesn't skimp on cultural fare, with the Labor Day Arts Festival drawing close it's slated for September 1 but that's not all fall in UA will see, with many more events penciled in to capture the essence of the season; all this info and more hasn't been hoarded but shared broadly, with mail deliveries to local households and a digital flipbook replete with a simple click-to-register feature.
Residents and Bob Crane Community Center Members can set their alarms early – priority registration kicks off at 6 am on Wednesday, August 6, for them, while open registration follows suit starting at 6 am on Friday, August 8, according to the same announcement from the City of Upper Arlington government website.
