Showing posts with label kure beach disc golf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kure beach disc golf. Show all posts

11/26/14

Kure Beach Community Center

Classes & Events



The Community Center of Kure Beach offers lots of different classes and events for area residents. 

Aikido 

Aikido is a martial art based on traditional Japanese Samurai arts. It is traditionally considered a "soft" martial art because it includes throws and joint locks instead of kicks and punches. Aikido is an excellent martial art for kids to learn discipline and respect.

  • Classes held every Tuesday and Thursday evening at the Kure Beach Community Center
  • TIME: 5:00-6:00 PM (Youth) 6:00-9:00 PM (Adult)
  • Call 919-465-0403 to register


Line Dance

Ron Griffin is the Line Dance Instructor at both the Carolina Beach and Kure Beach locations. Ron is an 18 year resident of Kure Beach and is retired from a career in Aerospace Engineering. He was introduced to Line Dancing over 15 years ago and has been instructing for over 10 years.

  • TIME: 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
  • Cost of class is $1 per person. 
  • Ron Griffin: Instructor

Pleasure Island Disc Golf Club Workday

Following hurricane Rita, the course was been restored complete with signs, baskets, and a well manicured lawn. The course is right by the ship channel which supplies a scenic view.

Join the Pleasure Island Disc Golf Club on the first Saturday of every month for a Course Workday. Each workday consists of general maintenance and cleanup around the 18-Hole Disc Golf Course.

  • December 6, 2014 
  • TIME: 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.



11/1/09

Kure Beach Disc Golf Course Coming to Life

The Kure Beach Disc Golf Course at Joe Eakes Park is coming to life and there are lots of ways you can help! The Kure Beach Parks and Recreation Department have a few suggestions:
  • Make a financial donation (tax deductible)
  • Become a hole sponsor - $330 will put your name on the disc catcher. There are also $150 1/2 hole sponsorships available (A $50 annual renewal fee insures your continued sponsorship of the hole).
  • Provide a material donation - discs, goals, concrete, etc. to be used in setting up the public course
  • Donate some time - trimming trees, clearing brush and other landscaping work needed to set up the new course
For more information, please visit the Town of Kure Beach, NC.

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