Teen & Adult Recreation

Park of the Living Dead
All Ages | October 25 | 7pm, 7:10pm, 7:20pm, 7:30pm, 7:45pm | Mill Race Park | $15/person
Do you have what it takes to survive an evening in the Park of the Living Dead? On October 25, Mill Race Park will be overrun with zombies. As survivors, it is your job to secure shelter, find food, train with a weapon, gain access to medical supplies and ultimately create the cure. Starting at 7pm, every 10 minutes, a group of humans will embark on their evening run to different stations to accomplish these essentials of survival and to find the cure. You will receive a map, and you may visit the stations in any order you choose, but the last station you visit must be “the cure”. Sign up for your time slot and prepare yourself for Park of the Living Dead! Children 14 and under must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Interested in acting as a volunteer zombie? Sign up today at cbusinparks.com/potld-volunteer
Registration: September 16 – October 14, 5pm

Holiday Creations Craft Show & Sale
Ages 18+ | November 23 | 9am–2pm | Meeting Rooms at NexusPark | $50/space
Attention all crafters! Make plans to join us for our 25th annual sale to display your holiday handiwork! Fee includes booth space (8’ wide x 10’ deep), and up to 3 tables will be provided for vendor use in their space. When registering, you will be asked what types of items you will be selling and if you have electrical needs. No flea-market/garage sale type items. Admission to the sale is FREE to the public.
Set up time: Fri, November 22, 3-5pm & Sat, November 23, 7-8:45am
Registration: October 3 – November 7 at 5 pm

Basket Classes
Ages 18+ | 5-9pm | The REC at NexusPark
For all basket classes, students should bring a flat-blade screwdriver, scissors, a large towel, and a spray bottle for water. Classes are taught by Pat Carothers.

Holiday Basket Class
November 30 | 5-9pm | $39
Registration: October 3 – November 27, 5pm

Spring Basket Class
April 10 | 5-9pm | TBD
Registration: January 1- April 7, 5pm

Safe Sitter® Babysitter Safety Training
Ages 11 – 14 | 3:30-5:30pm | The Rec at NexusPark | Fee TBD
Is your 6th-8th grade child looking to be more independent at home and even start babysitting for siblings, friends or other families? We’ll explore the characteristics of a good babysitter and cover caring for infants and toddlers, basic first aid and CPR, what to do in an emergency, etc. Class will be led by a certified Safe Sitter instructor from the Council for Youth Development and CPR and First Aid will be covered by a licensed instructor and students will receive and be working from the Safe Sitter training book.
January 27 – 30 | Registration: December 1 – January 23, 5pm
April 28 – May 1 | Registration: February 17 – April 24, 5pm

Safe@Home
Ages 9-11 | 4-5:30pm | The REC at NexusPark
Safe@Home by Safe Sitter® is a 90-minute program designed for students in grades 4-6 to prepare them to be safe when they are home alone. Students learn how to practice safe habits, how to prevent unsafe situations, and what to do when faced with dangers such as power failures or weather emergencies. Students are also introduced to the Safe Sitter® First Aid Chart and learn a system to help them assess and respond to injuries and illnesses. The program is designed to prepare students for their first steps towards independence. Class is led by a certified instructor from the Council for Youth Development.
October 10 | $10 | Registration: September 6 – October 7, 5pm
February 13 | Fee TDB | Registration: December 30 – February 11, 5pm
May 15 | Fee TBD | Registration: March 3 – May 13, 5pm

Winter Barista Class
Ages 15+ | February 8 | 9:30-11am | The REC at NexusPark | $25
If you are interested in learning the art of making café quality coffee beverages in the comfort of your own home, looking to take your coffee expertise to the next level, or learning how to identify different tasting notes of your morning brew, join us for a hands on lesson. We will go over several simple ways to make a delicious cup of coffee and try an assortment of different, freshly roasted beans.
Registration: October 3 – January 31, 5pm

Japanese Taiko Drumming
Discover the art of Japanese Taiko drumming, which has been played in Japan for over 2000 years. The word taiko means big drum, and the art form incorporates large drums, body movement, vocalization, and various instruments. All drums are provided. No drumming experience necessary. All you need is the desire to play, have fun, and a willingness to share the joy of taiko with others. During these fun and energetic classes participants will get a full work out all while learning about rhythm and drumming through the use of games, dance and drumming. Students are required to buy their own drumsticks for $15 on the first day of class. All classes are held at Southern Indiana Taiko.

Children’s
Ages 8-11 | Wednesdays | 3-3:45pm
During this fun and energetic class school age children will learn about rhythm, and drumming through games, songs, dance, and drumming.

Late Fall / Early Winter
November 6 – December 18 | No class 11/27 | $70
Registration: October 2 – November 1, 5pm