Plans for the 17th annual Graduation Celebration on May 29 are well under way. Graduation Celebration is an all-night, safe party for our city’s graduates from Oak Ridge High School, homeschool, or private schools. The party began in 1997, after several tragic deaths during the gradua
The City of Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Department, Team Investment Group of Oak Ridge, and Oak Ridge Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority’s Science and Everyday Experience (SEE) will be hosting the 12th Annual Scarboro Community Share day on Saturday April 26, 2014. The e
The Oak Ridge Senior Center is now offering a Zumba Gold class. Zumba Gold is “NOT” Zumba OLD! Come try the first class for free and get a good cardio workout while dancing to great Latin music. Learn to tango, salsa, mambo and cha-cha-cha along with some hip hop and oldies mixed in a
Registration for the 2014 Summer Camp sponsored by the Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Department will begin on Tuesday, April 1, 2014. Registration can be completed online with a credit card or the applicant can complete registration at the Civic Center with a cash or check pay
Battle of the Bands 2014 Y-12 Federal Credit Union and Oak Ridge Youth Advisory Board have joined forces to bring you the 2014 Teen Battle of the Bands. We are now recruiting bands until March 24th to be listed on the t-shirt. Please email bands@y12fcu.org for details on how to sign u
The City Youth Advisory Board is gearing up for Graduation Celebration 2014 and they need your help to make the party possible. This year the party is on May 29, 2014 and we are expecting nearly 300 graduates and over 200 volunteers. Please visit http://www.graduationcelebration.org
The City of Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Department will be holding an organizational meeting for Summer Softball on February 20th at 6:00 pm in Civic Center Club Room. For more information, check out the informational flyer near the bottom of the Softball page.
The PetSafe Big Turtle Dog Park was dedicated on Monday, December 9th with a ribbon cutting ceremony at the park. The dog park was built with a $100,000 grant from PetSafe, administered through the Legacy Parks Foundation. This generous donation to the city has provided the opportun
