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Programs for All Ages

The Department of Parks and Recreation offers a range of recreational programs for people of all ages and abilities, because everyone can learn, play and grow! From curious toddlers to vibrant 55 and older adults, we have something for everyone. For more information about our policies, visit our Fee Reductions and Access and Inclusion pages.

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Early Childhood Programs
Age-appropriate early childhood programs for children ages 1 – 4.

Kids & Family

Fun out-of-school time programs for elementary-aged youth and engaging activities for the whole family.

Programs for Teens

Innovative programs to nurture the talents of middle and high school students.

Fun for 55+ Members

An array of activities for active adults 55 and over.

Sports

Individual, team, and drop-in sports.

Parks & Recreation Classes

View available activities and register for classes.

Therapeutic Recreation

Specialized services for individuals with disabilities.

Camps

A diverse selection of break camps and summer camps.

Nature and History

Learn about nature and history programs, nature centers, native plants and more.

Art

Find a class, camp, event, or workshop that suits your unique style and register today.

Virtual Activities

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Fee Reductions: We’re Here to Help

Parks & Recreation classes, camps, fitness memberships, preschool, programs and more are at a price you can afford.

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About Clara Barton

Saturday, January 15, 2022 | 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

Clara Barton, heroine of the Civil War and founder of the American Red Cross, broke through many barriers in her long career of dedicated public service. Her advocacy for the rights of African Americans and women, public education and other causes touched people all over the world. In recognition of her 200th birthday, commemorate Clara Barton’s life and accomplishments with an illustrated talk by a park ranger from the Clara Barton National Historic Site in Glen Echo, Maryland.

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