Activities include Fort Ancient Indian culture archaeology, gardening, house building, hunting, tools, and harvest. 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., included with admission.

Come see our miniature horses, Booger and Sugarfoot. Visit and pet the other farm animals, play at Polly Possum's mini farm play area, and walk the farm trail.

All ten City of Dayton community centers are open during the after school hours and drop-in as well as structured programs are available for youth. The centers listed below have structured after school programs during the school year. Check with each center for the fees.

Artistic Resources in Social Empowerment is a highly energetic and creative artist-in-residence Program for youth ages 7-17. The program will be offered at Riverbend Art Center, the Dayton Playhouse and the City of Dayton's ten community centers.
Participants will see live performances by professional actors, learn drama and African dance, perform plays on-stage, and learn cartooning, clay building, drawing, painting, lapidary, jewelry making and more.

Did you know that you could play one of the six finest golf courses in the Miami Valley, as rated by the readers of the Dayton Daily News? The City of Dayton Golf courses are ready and waiting for you. The Eagle, Hawk, & Kitty courses at Kittyhawk Golf Center, 3383 Chuck Wagner Lane; Madden Golf Course, 2100 Nicholas Road and the Hills and Dales Courses at Community Golf Club, 2917 Berkley St. provides some of most challenging and aesthetically pleasing holes in the area.
You can purchase adult, senior and junior privileges which gives you the freedom to play all six courses for one price. Contact the Golf Administrative Office at 333-3378 for further information.

Studio 21614 provides youth ages 13 – 17 training in visual and performing arts at Riverbend Art Center and the Dayton Playhouse. Professionals in their field teach all classes. Youth must audition to be accepted into this program.