Sign up at the link below.
https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/1rwJdWf/spring
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All are invited as
the City of Dunwoody Parks and Recreation Department holds its annual
Memorial Day Ceremony at 10 a.m. on May 31 at the Brook Run Park Veterans
Memorial. DeKalb County Commissioner Steve Bradshaw will serve as keynote
speaker. The remembrance ceremony is open to the public and co-hosted by
Dunwoody’s Veteran Events Planning Committee.
Veterans Memorial is located in Brook Run
Park at 4770 N. Peachtree Rd. The event will also be live-streamed on Dunwoody's
Facebook Page.
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Check out the new
"Inside Dunwoody" update by Dunwoody City Manager Eric Linton.
Learn about what's happening with plans for a new park on Vermack Road -
and the official opening of Waterford Park. You'll also get the latest on
summer concerts and events at Brook Run Park.
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Groovin' on the
Green - June 12
Josh Gilbert Band
will kick off the concert series
Join us at Brook
Run Amphitheater on Saturday, June 12 for the first Groovin' on the Green
concert of the season.
6 to 9 p.m. There
will be Food Trucks, giveaways and more!
Mark your
calendars, too, for the season's second Groovin' concert -- July 10!
Learn more
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All of the local
COVID-related data indicators continue to move in the right direction.
Locally, the number of new COVID cases remains low. DeKalb County (2.2%)
and Georgia (3.1%) both have low test positivity rates. Two weeks ago,
DeKalb County was at 100 cases per 100,000 residents; today, that number is
55. More people are receiving their vaccines, and we will continue the work
necessary to get vaccines to those who may want them but face barriers in
receiving one.
Fourteen months
ago, I was invited to participate in a City Leadership Initiative focusing
on crisis management. The access to experts on public health, economics,
communications and more was invaluable. The connections made with and
lessons learned from other mayors was profoundly impactful. Yesterday was
the last day of this Initiative as the pandemic continues to ease.
COVID is not gone.
Businesses and organizations can adopt their own rules and guidelines. I
continue to ask everyone to take a deep breath before reacting or posting
something on social media. Being kind costs nothing!
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Join members of
the Dunwoody Police Department at the Dunkin' Donuts' location at
Mt. Vernon Road and Chamblee Dunwoody for some friendly conversation
and a free donut! Celebrate National Donut Day! You can
also click here to donate.
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The Dunwoody
Police Department kicks off its inaugural Teen Police Academy, a
free, five-day summer program June 21 - 25.
The program is
available for teenagers ages 14-18. The class is limited to 15 participants
and Dunwoody residents will have first priority in the acceptance process.
If space is available, registration will be opened to non-residents.
The curriculum
includes team-building; demonstrations by K-9, narcotics, SWAT team, crime
scene divisions; a tour of county jail; CPR/AED training; situation
awareness training; and much more!
Learn more
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Celebrate World
Environment Day
June 5, 2021 is
World Environment Day, organized annually by the UN Environment Programme.
It encourages worldwide awareness and action for the protection of the
environment. The City of Dunwoody Sustainability Committee has a
list of things you can do to celebrate here at home:
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Shop
the Dunwoody Farmers Market to buy local items and support our local
economy.
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Pick
up trash on your walks around Dunwoody.
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Go
on a nature walk at Dunwoody Nature Center
(check out the green roof while you are there).
Click here
to find more ideas
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The Dunwoody City
Council gave unanimous approval this week to a new Sustainability Plan
prepared by the City’s Sustainability Committee. The new plan streamlines
the 2014 version and updates the City’s vision of sustainability for the
community.
“This is a
forward-looking document with fresh goals, objectives and action items,”
said Nathan Sparks, chair of Dunwoody’s Sustainability Committee. “This
sets the framework for the City to continue progress on environmentally
sustainable policies and puts even more beneficial practices into action.”
Click here
to earn more and link to the plan.
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Dunwoody Parks
& Recreation presents...
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Young Rembrandts
Drawing
Is your child
missing art? The Young Rembrandts Drawing & Cartooning camp has just
what they need. During this class your child will learn various ways to
become the best artist they can be. Class begins Wednesday, June 9 at the
N. Shallowford Annex.
Learn more
& register
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campGladiator
Work out with Camp
Gladiator 5 days a week! Choose from class times at Brook Run Park and
Pernoshal Park, Monday-Thursday evenings and Saturday morning.
Click for
current offers & times
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Brook Run running
& walking club
Have you been
looking for fellow companions to run or walk with? Join the new Running and
Walking Clubs at Brook Run Park. Stay in shape, get outdoors, and meet
your next workout buddy! Both groups are FREE to join.
Click for
dates & times
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Dunwoody Community Garden & Orchard
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Natives for All
Seasons
DCGO's June Master
Gardener Talk
June 12 at 11 a.m.
Barn in Brook Run
Park
Ann Bone, MGEV and
Dunwoody resident, will present “Natives for All Seasons” to encourage
locals to plant native and help restore our bird, bee and pollinator
habitats. This June Master Gardener Talk is presented by the Dunwoody
Community Garden & Orchard. Gate opens at 10 a.m. for a plant sale,
book sale and Master Gardener Help Desk. Ann's talk will begin at 11
a.m. Masks optional. *Photo is from the GSU Native Garden in south
DeKalb County.
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Summer Camps & Training Sessions
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Rec Summer Day
Camps
Session 1: June
14-17
Session 2: July
26-29
9am-12pm; Each
session is $125
Click to
register
Rec Summer
Training Program (5 Weeks)
June 16 - July 24
(no sessions July 3 or 7)
Wednesdays 6 to 7
p.m.
Saturdays 9 to 10
a.m. $125
Click to
register
Summer Training
Program (5 Weeks)
June 14 - July 21
(no sessions July 5 or 7)
Mondays and
Wednesdays 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Pick 5 sessions -
$100; All 10 sessions - $180
Click to register
Camps and Clinics listed above are at
Brook Run Park.
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Picnic with
Pollinators
Adult Programming
Thursdays, June 3,
10, 17 and 24
6 - 7 p.m.
The Dunwoody
Nature Center's OWLS Adult Programming series continues with Picnics with
Pollinators starting June 3! Bring your picnic dinner to the lower meadow
and enjoy outdoor nature programs focused on the pollinators of Georgia.
Click to
learn more
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Honeybee Hive
Inspection
with Master
Craftsman Beekeeper Cindy Hodges
Saturday, June 5
10 a.m. - Noon
Admission: $15
Join Master
Beekeeper Cindy Hodges for closer look at the beehives of the Dunwoody
Nature Center.
Click to
learn more
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Sunset Yoga
Monday, June 7 | 7
- 8 p.m.
Admission: $12, $2
OFF for members
Yoga instructor Kim
Hobbs will lead you through an hour-long mind and body experience sure to
leave your mind and body feeling flexible, energized, and relaxed. Class
will take place outdoors, in the meadow near the historic fireplace.
Click to
learn more
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Spruill Center for the Arts
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Summer Classes and Workshops at Spruill
Take a break from
the heat and make art at Spruill. Now registering for all summer classes
and workshops. Whether you’re interested in a one- or two-day workshop or a
multi-week course, Spruill has a plethora of art classes for all ages and
skill levels to suit your needs. Experiment with painting, jewelry,
drawing, ceramics, mosaics, glass and so much more.
Click here
to see the summer course listing
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Save the date!
Spruill Gallery
June 10, 5 - 8 p.m.
Join Spruill
Gallery for the highly anticipated opening reception of its annual Student
& Faculty Juried Exhibition, featuring the BEST works of art from
Spruill students and instructors.
This event is free
and open to the public!
Click to
learn more
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Dunwoody Preservation Trust
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Lemonade Days Festival
Back-to-School Bash
brought to you by
Dunwoody Preservation Trust
Save the date this summer!
This year only: August 18-22
Brook Run Park
Click for
more details
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Dunwoody Idol is
back!
Mark your
calendars. Auditions will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, July 18
at the Donaldson-Bannister Farm.
If you are interested in
being Dunwoody's next Idol, registration information can be found by clicking
this link.
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CAC's Tools for School
The Community
Assistance Center (CAC) is already looking ahead to help local students be
prepared to learn in August. Through Tools for School, the CAC is asking
community members to consider making donations to help provide up to 1,000
local children with backpacks and school supplies.
Just $40
provides a child with a new backpack and school supplies.
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