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Army Community Services' Relocation Readiness Program invites you to Take the Tour Tuesdays every second Tuesday of the month, 10 - 11 a.m. at the ACS Family Resource Center, BLDG. 9023. This informational session will connect Service Members and Family Members with overseas installation resources, programs, and services; provide virtual tours of overseas installations, and offer adjustment assistance to international families arriving to Fort Gregg-Adams.
This one-hour class introduces participants to some of the main causes and consequences of stress in our lives. By looking at how we respond to stressful situations and the signals that indicate we are under pressure, we can learn to reduce the effects over time. Learn how to optimize the positive aspects of stress while minimizing the negative impacts of stress.
Come Grow through Play, Connect and Network with other parents at Heritage Chapel!
The Fort Lee Community Library has packed the summer calendar with fun activities for all ages. We've booked the the Clark Fitness Center with guest readers, games, crafts, and movement-centered exercise.
The Fort Lee Community Library hosts Preschool Story Time for preschool children every Wednesday, 10:30 - 11:30 am. This hour includes story reading and making arts & crafts projects. Guest readers will sometimes be asked to join the staff in reading from the library's collection of books, and then the kids will do a craft activity related to the books being read. This event is free; there is limited seating availability, so please arrive early.
Fort Lee Fire and Emergency Services, Fire Prevention Office, Fire Warden Training
Open to Soldiers and civilian employees of Fort Gregg-Adams.
Class size is limited.
To register contact: Fire Inspector Noah McGee, noah.a.mcgee.civ@army.mil
Get your heart rate pumping while paddling on the Appomattox one of the most historic waterways of the south. Kayaking is not only an adventure - it is a real workout! The guide will lead the group on a route suitable for beginners. These sessions are an introduction to kayaking on calm inland water, perfect for flatwater paddling. Families are welcome to participate.
All equipment will be supplied at Roslyn Landing upon arrival. Equipment includes personal floatation device (PFD), paddles and kayaks. Weight restrictions do apply. Layout and route of the trip will be provided by Outdoor Recreation. For more details or to register for your session, call +1(804)765-2212.
Warrant Officer 107th Birthday Walk & Run will be starting at 5:45 a.m. at 20th St. / Barfoot Ave.
Everyone's favorite outdoor fun pastime is back. Outdoor Recreation invites you to come out to our spring/summer Cornhole Tournaments on May 2, June 20, July 11 and August 22. The cost is only $5 per person and two-person teams are required. If you don't have a partner, we will pair you up. The tournament starts at 6 p.m., however, you must sign up by 12 noon the day of the event in order to participate. Any participates under 18 must be partnered with an adult. A grand prize will be awarded to the first place team. Bring your friends, battle buddy, family and co-workers for a little friendly competition, or come out and make new friends! Sign-up by 12 p.m. day of the Tournament.
Outdoor Recreation invites you to come out to our new outdoor activity, Axe Throwing! Axe Throwing engages various muscle groups that improves strength, coordination, and balance. Every throw requires the right blend of power and finesse. Sessions will be held from 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. at the Outdoor Recreation Pavilion on the following days: June 20, July 11, August 22, September 19 & October 17. For more details or to sign up, call +1(804)765-2212.
Learn how to effectively market yourself using effective writing techniques and avoid common resume faux pas. Classes are held in the Family Advocacy Conference Room in the Army Community Services Annex.