UPCOMING EVENTS

21 events
A group of adults sitting together and building a structure out of colorful sticks.
May 08
Event

Amazing Abilities Club

Every Friday, join us for our Amazing Abilities Club! This club focuses on motor skills, problem-solving, social interaction, and more, providing sensory activities and fun for all ages.
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HAYES-TAYLOR MEMORIAL YMCA
Woman working out in a group exercise class.
May 08
Event

Gospel Cardio: Praize Kraze Community Night

It's time for Gospel Cardio: Praize Kraze Community Night at the Hayes-Taylor Y! Join us for good times and good energy. This event is free and open to the public. We hope to see you there!
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HAYES-TAYLOR MEMORIAL YMCA
A group of adults playing a board game together. They are laughing.
May 08
Event

YMeet Board Game Night

Bring your friends and join us every Friday in the Hayes-Taylor Memorial YMCA café! Have fun and meet new people in a relaxed, welcoming environment. Visit the Hayes-Taylor YMCA front desk for more information.
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HAYES-TAYLOR MEMORIAL YMCA
A mother and young daughter doing yoga together outside.
May 11
Event

Mommy & Me Fitness Class

Bring your little ones and join us for a fun, supportive workout designed especially for moms! Bring a mat, beach towel, or blanket to use during the workout.
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3905 Nathanael Greene Dr
A woman sits on a couch, fanning herself with a card and looking flushed, illustrating a hot flash.
May 11
Healthy Living

Are You a Hot Mama or Is It Menopause?

Menopause is a natural part of life, yet symptoms like hot flashes, mood swings, and hormonal changes are not talked about enough. Join this free event to learn what’s normal, what’s not, and how to navigate your menopause journey with confidence and support.
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MARY PERRY RAGSDALE FAMILY YMCA
Two women outdoors walking together. One of the women is holding walking poles.
May 12
Event

Nordic Walking Group

Every Tuesday, join us for our Nordic Walking Group at the Spears Family YMCA! Nordic walking (Scandinavian walking) is a total-body, fitness-focused, outdoor walking technique using specialized poles to engage 90% of muscles, burning up to 40% more calories than regular walking. It enhances posture, improves balance, and reduces knee joint stress, making it a high-intensity, low-impact exercise suitable for all ages.
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ALEX W. SPEARS III FAMILY YMCA