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| February Newsletter - 2026
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Polar Bear Plunge is one of Clarksville’s favorite winter traditions and a fun way to support a meaningful cause. Participants of all ages are invited to take the plunge into icy water to raise awareness for water safety. Costumes are encouraged, with awards for Best Individual Costume, Best Couple or Small Group, and Best Large Group adding to the fun.
All proceeds support Clarksville Parks and Recreation’s free adaptive swim programs and group swim lessons for children. These programs help make life-saving skills accessible to everyone. Whether you are jumping in or cheering from the shore, Polar Bear Plunge brings the community together for a day of fun, purpose, and giving back.
New Providence Pool
Saturday, February 7, 2026 | 11 am to 12:30 pm | Ages 10+ | $30
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Boots, Beats, & Bites brings together music, dancing, and local flavors for a fun night out in Clarksville. Whether you are new to two step or have some experience on the dance floor, enjoy guided line and partner dance lessons set to upbeat music throughout the evening. Guests can sip locally crafted drinks, sample a variety of food, and enjoy casual activities like yard games between dances.
Rooted in community spirit, this event highlights local flavors, live music, and the simple joy of coming together. Do not miss the chance to dance, eat, and spend an evening celebrating what makes Clarksville feel like home.
Wilma Rudolph Event Center
March 14, 2026 | 6:30 - 10:30 pm | Ages 21+ | $30-$50
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Step back to 1862 as Fort Defiance Civil War Park and Interpretive Center commemorates the historic surrender of Clarksville. This engaging living history event brings the past to life with costumed interpreters, cannon firings, and hands-on demonstrations of 19th-century military and civilian life, making history feel vivid and real for today’s visitors.
Guests can explore the permanent indoor exhibit, watch the film Crossroads of Change, and learn how the surrender shaped the course of the Civil War in Middle Tennessee. This is a free event for all ages, so bring the whole family and experience history together.
Fort Defiance Interpretive Center & Civil War Park
February 21, 2026 | 10 am - 3 pm | All Ages | FREE
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We put the FUN in FUNdamental Soccer! Designed just for 3 and 4-year-olds, this playful introduction to soccer focuses on learning through movement, teamwork, and smiles. With the help of volunteer coaches, players build the basic skills of the game through age-appropriate instruction, group practice, and simple games.
Teams will practice once a week (Monday–Thursday, with the coach selecting the day), and games will be held on Fridays from 6–7 PM at the Heritage Park Soccer Complex. Registration opens February 9. It’s the perfect first step for little athletes to fall in love with the game!
Heritage Park Soccer Complex
April 17 - May 22, 2026 | Fridays at 6-7 pm | Ages 3-4 | $50
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Spring is game time at the ballpark! Our Spring Adult Softball Leagues are back at the Heritage Park Softball Complex, offering something for everyone: 45+ Men’s, Tuesday Co-Ed, Wednesday Night Men’s, Thursday Women’s, and Friday Co-Ed leagues. Teams (ages 18+ for all except the 45+ Men’s League) will compete in a 12-game regular season plus tournament running from early April through the end of May. The 45+ Men’s League will feature 16 games and a single-elimination tournament during the same timeframe. Registration is for teams only, so grab your squad and get ready to play.
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Looking for extra field time? Swan Lake baseball and softball field rentals are now open! Fields are available for practice at $30 for 90 minutes, perfect for teams getting ready for the season or just wanting to knock the rust off. Rentals are available on weekdays only. Whether you’re joining a league or just need a place to play, we’ve got the field for you.
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Boots on the Ground is a FREE adaptive dance event focused on movement, rhythm, and fun! Designed for participants of all abilities and experience levels, the event offers an energetic and safe space to show your moves! Emphasizing inclusion, adaptability, and community, Boots on the Ground creates a respectful environment where all forms of movement are valued. Participants are encouraged to engage in ways that best support their bodies. Whether you learn new dances, play fun games, or have a relaxing time in the craft area, all are welcome!
*Participants must be at least 14 years old to register. Families are welcome to join, but activities are designed primarily for ages 14 and up.*
Wilma Rudolph Event Center
February 27, 2026 | 4-7 pm | Ages 14+ | FREE
In Partnership with Clarksville Adventures
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Creativity comes in all sizes at KaleidoKids! This inclusive, imagination-powered program is designed specifically for children and teens with special needs, disabilities, and varying abilities, offering a welcoming space to explore art, creativity, and self-expression at Crow Recreation Center. Through hands-on projects and supportive instruction, participants build confidence, skills, and meaningful connections in a judgment-free environment.
We’re excited to introduce KaleidoKids Jr., created especially for ages 3–6 with special needs and developmental differences. This playful, age-appropriate class is currently free and meets on Fridays from 9:30–10:30 AM at Crow. KaleidoKids for ages 7–17 meets on Mondays from 6–7 PM, also at Crow, and costs $3 a session. One sibling can also join for free! Whether your child is just beginning their creative journey or ready to explore new artistic challenges, KaleidoKids offers a supportive place to create, connect, and shine.
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CHECK OUT OUR REC CENTERS!Clarksville Parks and Recreation Centers are vibrant community hubs designed to bring people together through movement, creativity, and connection. With welcoming spaces across the city, our centers offer a wide variety of programs that support healthy lifestyles, lifelong learning, and fun for all ages. From fitness classes and wellness programs to arts, enrichment activities, and social clubs, there is always something happening close to home.
Whether you are looking to stay active, try something new, or connect with others who share your interests, our recreation centers make it easy to find your fit. Programs are designed for every stage of life, creating opportunities to grow, play, and build community.
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