Parks and Recreation Takes 2020 Festival of Arts Virtual

Richmond, VA – The Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities (PRCF) continues to take the safety and health of our residents as a top priority. Based on current guidelines and careful consideration, PRCF has made the decision to change the model of the 2020 Festival of Arts. In lieu of holding our weekly shows at the Dogwood Dell Amphitheater, PRCF will hold weekly live 40 minute performances via the department Facebook page.

Kicking off the season on Friday, July 17 at 7 p.m. will be Jazz fusion band Plunky and Oneness. Other scheduled performances include:

·        Corey El (R&B) on July 24

·        Susan Greenbaum (Folk/Pop) on July 31

·        A Festival Frolic (Dogwood Dell Musical Revue) on August 7

·        City Dance Theatre on August 14

·        Kadencia (Afro-Puerto Rican) on August 21

For more information about how the City of Richmond is responding to COVID-19, please visit www.richmondgov.com/covid19.

For more information about the department, follow PRCF on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Parks and Recreation Alters Summer Camp Model for 2020 Offerings

Richmond, VA – The Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities (PRCF) continues to take the safety and health of our patrons as a top priority. Based on current guidelines and careful consideration, PRCF has made the decision to change the model of programming for Summer 2020. We will not be offering traditional summer camps this year, which includes the Great Summer Escape Day Camp, Generation Z Teen Camp, All About Art Camp, Summer Dance Intensive, and Outdoor Adventure Camp. However, we will be piloting the following programs below for the month of July and continue to assess our offerings beginning in August.

PRCF will host a free “Summer Fun Pop Up” at 20 locations across the city for ages 6 to 12 years old. This free summer programming will be held entirely outdoors, include games that have minimal contact, and operate from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. Children ages 18 and under would also have an opportunity to eat breakfast and lunch through the USDA Meals for Kids Federal Food Program.

 “Choose Your Own Summer Adventure” in partnership with Richmond Public Library and other local community partners, will offer a fun filled virtual summer of art, dance, and outdoor education opportunities that can be completed at your convenience. While the program itself is free, parents will have the option of registering their child for a camp in the box pack that will include all materials for art and outdoor education projects. Interested parents can register at https://parksandrecreation.richmondgov.com at a cost of $25 per child per week. Those that are looking for an art only program can also register at the above link at a cost of $50 per child, which will include a project than can be done over multiple weeks. Age appropriate classes will be posted on the department’s social media channels.

Both camp options will begin on Monday, July 6. “Choose Your Own Summer Adventure” will begin registration on Monday, June 22.

For more information about how the City of Richmond is responding to COVID-19, please visit www.richmondgov.com/covid19.

For more information about the department, follow PRCF on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

Parks and Recreation Update: Openings for Phase 2

Richmond, VA – The Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities (PRCF) continues to take the safety and health of our patrons as a top priority. As the city moves into Phase 2 of reopening, PRCF will implement the following:

·        Rentals of picnic shelters will resume. Groups should be limited to 50% occupancy of the shelter space or 50 people, whichever is less.

·        Rentals of athletic fields for practice only. Interested groups will need to submit a plan of action to the department on how they intend to mitigate exposure, maintain at least ten feet between participants and instructors, and keep groups to 50 persons or less.

·        Limited parking will be available at Pony Pasture and Ancarrows Landing.

·        Parking lots at Texas Beach, Tredegar Green, 22^nd Street, and 42^nd Street will be open for use.

·        Entrance to the James River Park System at 21^st Street will reopen.

·        BMX Bike Trail at Gillies Creek Park will be open for use.

·        Tennis courts and pickleball courts will be open for use.

·        Playgrounds will be open for use.

·        Dog parks will be open for use.

·        Manchester Climbing Wall will be open for use.

·        Skate parks will be open for use.

·        Outdoor basketball courts will have the hoops reinstalled over the next two weeks.

·        Limited restrooms will be available.

There will be a gradual reopening of the tennis courts, basketball courts, and restrooms beginning on Friday, June 12, with an expectation of having all amenities available for use by Friday, June 19. We reiterate the importance of social distancing and avoidance of large gatherings and group activities.

With the additional amenities reopening, PRCF asks that social distancing standards be maintained at all times and that face coverings be worn if possible. Amenities that can be considered high touch areas (playgrounds, railings, fences, bathrooms, etc) cannot be cleaned on a consistent basis to mitigate potential exposure to the virus and should be used with caution.

The city and department understands the importance of the park system and recreational programs to our residents and will re-evaluate the need for closures, cancellations, and further openings as this unprecedented situation evolves.

Staff at PRCF’s Administrative Office will be available to assist residents via phone at 804-646-5733 or email at AskParkRec@richmondgov.com .

For more information about how the City of Richmond is responding to COVID-19, please visit www.richmondgov.com/covid19.

For more information about the department, follow PRCF on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Parks and Recreation Update: Manchester Climbing Wall to Close

Richmond, VA – The Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities (PRCF) continues to take the safety and health of our patrons as a top priority. As the City of Richmond continues to learn more about this virus, additional steps are being taken to help control the spread.

Effective immediately, PRCF will close Chimborazo Park, 3215 E. Broad Street, to vehicular traffic. This restriction will assist in the social distancing measures that have been implemented by Governor Northam’s Executive Order 55. Beginning on Monday, April 27, 2020, the department will also be closing off access to the Manchester Climbing Wall. The high use, high concentration, and high touch area does not allow for the public to properly social distance or for proper sanitation to take place.

Previous PRCF closures include all dog parks, athletic fields, picnic shelters, park houses, community centers, administrative offices, basketball courts, tennis courts, pickle ball courts, skate parks, playgrounds, and the cancellation of all department sponsored programming. The department will also continue to close the traffic gates in Byrd Park on Strollers Lane, Westover Road, and Trafford Road on the weekends. Parking is will also continue to be limited at Ancarrow’s Landing on the weekends.

The city understands the importance of the park system to our residents and will re-evaluate the need for closures and cancellations as this unprecedented situation evolves.

Staff at PRCF’s Administrative Office will be available to assist residents via phone at 804-646-5733 or email at AskParkRec@richmondgov.com .

For more information about how the City of Richmond is responding to COVID-19, please visit www.richmondgov.com/covid19.

For more information about the department, follow PRCF on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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Parks and Recreation Update: Anncarrow’s Landing Parking Limited

The Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities (PRCF) continues to take the safety and health of our patrons as a top priority. As the City of Richmond continues to learn more about this virus, additional steps are being taken to help control the spread.

Effective Friday, April 10, 2020, PRCF will implement a vehicle limit at Ancarrow’s Landing with a “one in, one out” policy. This restriction will assist in the social distancing measures that have been implemented by Governor Northam’s Executive Order 55 and carry through the holiday weekend. Brander Street, leading up to the entrance of Ancarrow’s Landing, is also marked as a no parking zone. All vehicles illegally parked in this area will be ticketed and/or towed.

As a reminder, the Tredegar Parking lot, the parking lot at Pony Pasture, access to the James River Park System (JRPS) at the Pipeline entry point, and entry to the JRPS at the 21^st Street Tower will be closed on Saturdays and Sundays until further notice. For this weekend only, closures will begin on Friday, April 10.

The city understands the importance of the park system to our residents and will re-evaluate the need for closures and cancellations as this unprecedented situation evolves.

Staff at PRCF’s Administrative Office will be available to assist residents via phone at 804-646-5733 or email at AskParkRec@richmondgov.com .

For more information about how the City of Richmond is responding to COVID-19, please visit www.richmondgov.com/covid19.

For more information about the department, follow PRCF on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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Parks and Recreation Update to Governor Northam’s Executive Order 55

The Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities (PRCF) continues to take the safety and health of our patrons as a top priority. As the City of Richmond continues to learn more about this virus, additional steps are being taken to help control the spread.

Effective Saturday, April 4, 2020, PRCF will close the Tredegar Parking lot, the parking lot at Pony Pasture, access to the James River Park System (JRPS) at the Pipeline entry point, and entry to the JRPS at the 21^st Street Tower on Saturdays and Sundays. These closures will be in effect for the duration of the stay at home order in accordance with Governor Northam’s Executive Order 55.

Previous PRCF closures include all dog parks, athletic fields, picnic shelters, park houses, community centers, administrative offices, basketball courts, tennis courts, pickleball courts, skate parks, playgrounds, and the cancellation of all department sponsored programming. The department will also continue to close the traffic gates in Byrd Park on Strollers Lane, Westover Road, and Trafford Road on the weekends.

The city understands the importance of the park system to our residents and will re-evaluate the need for closures and cancellations as this unprecedented situation evolves.

Staff at PRCF’s Administrative Office will be available to assist residents via phone at 804-646-5733 or email at AskParkRec@richmondgov.com .

For more information about how the City of Richmond is responding to COVID-19, please visit www.richmondgov.com/covid19.

For more information about the department, follow PRCF on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Parks and Recreation FAQ

In order to dispel confusion regarding the “Stay at Home Order” issued by Governor Ralph Northam on Monday, March 30 and how it relates to the Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities (PRCF), we have put together a brief frequently asked question list. We hope that this will clear up any misunderstandings that have arose.

What is the “Stay at Home Order”?

Issued by Governor Ralph Northam on March 30, 2020, the Stay at Home Order states:

 “All individuals in Virginia shall remain at their place of residence, except as provided below. To the extent individuals use shared or outdoor spaces, whether on land or on water, they must at all times maintain social distancing of at least six feet from any other person, with the exception of family or household members or caretakers. Individuals may leave their residences for the purpose of:

 a. Obtaining food, beverages, goods, or services as permitted in Executive Order 53;

b. Seeking medical attention, essential social services, governmental services, assistance from law enforcement, or emergency services;

c. Taking care of other individuals, animals, or visiting the home of a family member;

d. Traveling required by court order or to facilitate child custody, visitation, or child care;

e. Engaging in outdoor activity, including exercise, provided individuals comply with social distancing requirements;

f. Traveling to and from one’s residence, place of worship, or work; 

g. Traveling to and from an educational institution;

h. Volunteering with organizations that provide charitable or social services; and

i. Leaving one’s residence due to a reasonable fear for health or safety, at the direction of law enforcement, or at the direction of another government agency.”

The full text of the Executive Order can be read here.

How long will these restrictions last?

Executive Order 55 is scheduled to end on June 10, 2020.

Are the parks closed?

No, open space parks located within the city limits are not closed, just some of the amenities.

What cannot be used at a park?

Basketball courts, tennis courts, pickleball courts, skate parks, ball fields, playground equipment, and the dog parks cannot be used during this state of emergency and while Executive Order 55 is in place. Team sports such as basketball and football should not be played. Furthermore, swimming or sunbathing at the James River is also prohibited.

What can I do at a park?

Visitors can exercise, bike, walk, run, or hike within the parks. You can also fish and paddle in the James River.

What do I do if I see a group of more than 10 individuals?

If you see a group of more than 10 congregating, please call the Richmond Police Department non-emergency number at 804-646-5100.

Parks and Recreation Update: Barker Field, Chimborazo, and Northside Dog Parks will close to the public

Richmond, VA – The Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities (PRCF) continues to take the safety and health of our patrons as a top priority. Previously, PRCF cancelled all permitted use of the athletic fields, picnic shelters, park houses, all department sponsored programs and activities, and all community centers and offices to the general public.

Effective Saturday, March 28, 2020, PRCF will close Barker Field, Chimborazo, and the Northside Dog Parks to the public until further notice. Also, traffic gates located within Byrd Park on Strollers Lane, Westover Road, and Trafford Road will be closed on both Saturday and Sunday until further notice. This closure is aimed to reduce vehicle traffic within the park and allow patrons more space to move around.

All other PRCF parks and trails remain open. Be advised that our outdoor amenities are not sanitized, so use with caution and follow the CDC health and safety guidelines. We reiterate the importance of social distancing and avoiding gatherings of more than 10 people and group activities.

We understand the importance of the park system to our residents and will re-evaluate the need for closures and cancellations as this unprecedented situation evolves.

Staff at PRCF’s Administrative Office will be available to assist residents via phone at 804-646-5733 or email at AskParkRec@richmondgov.com .

For more information about how the City of Richmond is responding to COVID-19, please visit www.richmondgov.com/covid19.

For more information about the department, follow PRCF on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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Parks and Recreation Update During COVID-19

Richmond, VA – The Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities (PRCF) continues to take the safety and health of our patrons as a top priority. Effective March 13, 2020, PRCF cancelled all permitted use of the athletic fields, picnic shelters, park houses, all department sponsored programs and activities, and all community centers and offices to the general public.

At this time, PRCF parks remain open, including our playgrounds, skate parks, dog parks and trails. Be advised that these and other outdoor amenities are not sanitized, so use with caution and follow the CDC health and safety guidelines. We reiterate the importance of social distancing and avoidance of large gatherings and group activities.

We understand the importance of the park system to our residents and will re-evaluate the need for closures and cancellations as this unprecedented situation evolves.

Staff at PRCF’s Administrative Office will be available to assist residents via phone at 804-646-5733 or email at AskParkRec@richmondgov.com .

For more information about how the City of Richmond is responding to COVID-19, please visit www.richmondgov.com/covid19.

For more information about the department, follow PRCF on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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City Summer Meals for Kids Program Begins

City of Richmond Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities is participating in the Summer Food Service Program. Meals will be provided to all children without charge and are the same for all children regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability, and there will be no discrimination in the course of the meal service. Meals will be provided, on a first come, first serve basis, at the sites and times as follows:

Site Name	Site Address	Dates of Operation	Meal Times
Active Minds Daycare and Learning	2713-2715 Byron St, 23223	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 7:30-8:30a /L 11:00a-12:00n  (M-F)
AGAPE Ministries Kingdom Kidz	8001 Staples Mill Rd, 23228	6/24 - 8/13/2019	B 8:30-9:30a / L 11:45a-12:45p (M-F)
All Saints Child Care Center	2001 Royall Ave, 23224	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 7:30-8:30a / L 11:30a-12:30p  (M-F)
Ann Hardy Community Center	3300 1st Ave, 23222	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Antioch Learning Center	1384 New Market Rd, 23231	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 8:15-9:00a / L 11:50-12:30p    (M-F)
Battery Park Community Center	2803 DuPont Circle,  23222	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p     (M-F)
Bellemeade Community Center	1800 Lynhaven Ave, 23224	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Bill Robinson Playground	35th and M Streets, 23223	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Blackwell Recreation Center	300 E. 15th Street, 23224	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Broad Rock Community Center	4615Ferguson Lane, 23224	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Brother’s Keeper’s, Inc.	54 E. Cedar Fork Rd, 23223	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 9:30-10:30a /L 12:30p-1:30p    (M-F)
CAFI Resource Center	2600 Idlewood Ave, 23220	6/17 – 8/23/2019	B 8:00- 9:00a / L 11:30a- 12:30p (M –F)
Calhoun Community Center	436 Calhoun St, 23220	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Capital Child Care Center	1704 West Laburnum Ave, 23227	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 8:30-9:00a /L 12:00p-12:30p    (M-F)
CAPUP - Asbury UMC	324 N. 29th Street	6/24 - 7/25/2019	B 9:00-9:30a / L 12:30-1:00p    (M-TH)
CAPUP – Oliver Hill	1021 Oliver Hill Way, 23219	7/8- 8/9/2019	B 8:00- 8:30a/ L 11:30- 12:00p (M-F)
Challenge Discovery Projects	2405 Jefferson Ave, 23223	8/5- 8/23/2019	Lunch Only 12:00- 1:00p  (M-F)
Christian Tabernacle Watchcare	5100 Salem Street, 23231	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 7:30-8:30a / L 11:30a-12:30p  (M-F)
Creative Learning Center	3202 Chamberlayne Ave, 23227	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 8:00-9:00a / L 12:00-1:00p      (M-F)
Creighton Community Center	2101 Creighton Rd., 23223	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
CrossRoads Christian Academy	1664 Mountain Rd, 23060	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 8:00-9:00a / L 11:00a-12:30p   (M-F)
Dominion Day	5601 Chamberlayne Rd, 23227	6/24- 8/22/2019	B 9:30- 10:30a / L 12:00- 1:00p ( M- TH)
Faith In God Ministry	2810 Midlothian Tnpk, 23224	6/17- 8/23/2019	B 9:00- 10:00a/ L 12:00- 1:00p (M-F)
Fonticello Playground	2813 Bainbridge St, 23224	6/24 - 8/23/2019	Lunch only 12:00-1:00p             (M-F)
Four Mile Creek Church	2950 New Market Rd, 23231	6/24 - 8/16/2019	B 8:00-9:00a/Supper 3:00- 4:00p (M-F)
Henrico WIC	7740 Shrader Rd, 23228	6/18- 8/20/2019	Breakfast Only 9:00a-11:00a (Tuesdays)
Hickory Hill Community Center	3000 E. Belt Blvd, 23224	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Hotchkiss Field Recreation Center	701 E. Brookland Park Ave, 23222	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Humphrey Calder Community Center	414 N. Thompson St, 23226	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Innovative Family Services	7193-F Stonewall Parkway, 23111	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Kid-N-Us	4247 Creighton Rd, 23223	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 7:30-9:00a / L 12:00-1:00p  (M-F)
Lakeside Baptist Day Care	7401 Woodman Rd, 23228	6/17 - 8/23/2018	B 8:00-8:30a / L 11:00a-12:00p   (M-F)
Laurel Hill Weekday School	1919 New market Rd, 23231	6/17 - 8/16/2019	B 8:30-9:00a / L 12:00-12:30p    (M-F)
Laurel Woods Apartments	211 North Cottage Green Dr, 23005	6/18 - 8/22/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (T-TH)
Lucks Playground	1926 T. St, 23223	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Mary Munford Recreation	211 Westmoreland Ave, 23226	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
New Birth Fellowship Ministries	5745 Orcutt Lane, 23224	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 8:00-9:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
New Life Harvest Church	30 Labrook Drive, 23224	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 8:30-9:45a / L 11:30-12:15p    (M-F)
Pine Camp Recreation Center	4901 Old Brook Rd, 23227	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Pine Camp Cultural Arts	4901 Old Brook Rd, 23227	6/24 - 8/16/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Powhatan Community Center	5051 Northampton St, 23231	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Precious Angels CDC	1214 Wilmer Ave, 23227	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 8:15-9:30a /L 11:15a-12:30p    (M-F)
Precious Blessings Academy	4823 Bryce Ln, 23224	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 7:30-8:30a / L 12:00-1:00p   (M-F)
Randolph Community Center	1415 Grayland Ave, 23220	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Reid Community Center	1301 Whitehead Rd, 23225	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
RBHA @ Fairfield	2510 Phaup St, 23223	6/24 - 8/2/2019	B 8:00-9:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
RRHA- Hillside Community Center	1500 Harwood St, 23224	6/17 – 8/23/2019	B 8:30-9:30a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
RRHA- Mosby	1543 Coalter Street	6/17 – 8/15/2019	B 9:00- 10:00a/ L 12:00- 1:00p  (M- TH)
Richmond Behavioral Health Authority	107 s 5th street, 23219	6/24- 8/2/2019	B 8:00a- 9:00a/ L 12:00- 1:00p  ( M- F)
Scholars Academy Child Development	8723 Shrader Rd, 23228	6/17-8/23/2019	B 8:00- 8:30a/ L 11:30- 12:00  (M-F)
Sixth Baptist Church	400 S. Addison St, 23220	6/17 - 8/16/2019	B 8:00-9:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
South Side Community Center	6255 Old Warwick Rd, 23224	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Saint James Child Development Center	2169 New Market Rd, 23231	6/19-8/23/2019	B 7:30-8:30a / L 12:30-1:30p   (M-F)
St. James Children’s Center	1205 W. Franklin St, 23220	6/17 - 8/13/2019	B 8:30-9:00a / L 12:00p-1:00p  (M-F)
Star Fellowship Baptist Church	2223 Keswick Ave, 23224	6/17 – 6/21/2019	B 9:00-9:30a / L 12:00-12:30p    (M-F)
SUCCOR Behavioral Services	1920 Fairmount Ave, 23223	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 8:30-9:30a /L 1:00p-2:00p    (M-F)
T.B. Smith Recreation Center	2015 Ruffin Rd, 23224	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
The Village Learning Center, Inc	1219 N. Laburnum Ave, 23223	6/18 - 8/23/2019	B 7:30-8:30a / L 11:30a-12:30p  (M-F)
Thompson Recreation	7825 Forest Hill Ave, 23225	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Trinity Village Childcare Center	3601 Dill Rd, 23222	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 8:00-9:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Westover Recreation Center	1301 Jahnke Rd, 23225	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Westwood Playground	5409 Marian St, 23226	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Whitcomb Community Center	2302 Carmine St, 23223	6/24 - 8/23/2019	B 9:00-10:00a / L 12:00-1:00p    (M-F)
Worship and Praise CDC	3006 E. Laburnum Ave, 23223	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 7:30-8:30a / L 11:00a-12:30p  (M-F)
Y-ME Childcare Center	3200 Dill Rd, 23222	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 8:30-9:30a /L 12:00p-1:00p    (M-F)
YMCA – Chickahominy Family	5401 Whiteside Rd, 23150	6/17 - 8/23/2019	B 7:30-8:30a / L 11a-1:00p  (M-F)
YMCA- Manchester	7540 Hull Street Rd, 23235	6/17 – 8/23/2019	B 8:00-9:00a / L 11a-12:30n  (M-F)
YMCA – Northside	4207 Old Brook Rd, 23227	6/17 – 8/23/2019	B 8:00-9:00a / L 11:30a-1:00p  (M-F)
YMCA - Downtown	2 West Franklin St, 23220	6/17- 8/23/2019	B 7:30- 8:30a/ L 11:30- 1:00p (M- F)

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