There’s “snow” much fun in Dublin! We’ve gathered a list of fun things you can do around Dublin this winter.
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Which Neighborhood Will Win?
The City of Dublin invites residents to join a friendly challenge to make maintaining physical and mental wellness exciting this winter! The Beat the Winter Blues Wellness Challenge starts Feb. 5. Let your neighbors know because the top three communities (based on size) with the most points will win a prize!
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We Heart Our Dublin Parks
Join us from Feb. 15–22 to locate 20 signs with hearts posted in our parks and do your heart good by completing fun, simple exercises. All registrants who share their love for our parks will be entered into a random prize drawing at the end of the scavenger hunt.
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Snowman Building Fun
Do you want to build a snowman? When the ground is covered in fluffy white snow, head outside and create your very own Frosty the Snowman!
Snap a photo and submit it using the form below, and it might be featured on the City’s Facebook and Instagram. Be sure to check back on this page, as we plan to suggest themes to change up your typical snowman building routine.
Feel free to leave us a comment about all the fun you had creating your snowman and let us know if he or she has a name!
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Sledding
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! Weather permitting, Dublin’s sledding hill is available from 7:30 a.m. to dusk at Scioto Park, 7377 Riverside Drive. Safety regulations, including COVID-19-related protocols, are posted at the park and restrooms are available. Parents should supervise small children and adults are encouraged to hop on a sled and enjoy the ride themselves!
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Ice Skating
Baby, it’s cold outside! When temperatures dip below freezing for several days in a row, the City opens the ice-skating rink at Coffman Park, 5200 Emerald Parkway.
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Winter Biking
As weather permits, Dublin Bicycle Ambassadors will continue to be out on paths and roadways advocating for safe winter biking, monitoring safety and reporting maintenance issues.
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Preschool & Youth Programs
POG Goes Virtual!
Dates: Feb. 2 and Feb. 26Winter, Wonder, Wander Hike
Dates: Feb. 4, 18 and March 4Valentine’s Workshop
Dates: Feb. 8Kinderdance
Dates: Feb. 19 – March 26Tacklebox Tuesdays
Dates: Feb. 23, March 9 and 23Mystery Clue Night
Dates: Feb. 26Plus several other programs for your budding athlete and artist!
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Teen Programs
Table Top Fridays
Dates: Feb. 26, April 9 and 30Creative Expressions
Dates: March 5–19Beyond Drivers Education
Dates: March 16 and April 29Flag Football & Speed Training
Dates: April 6–May 4Plus, so much more!
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Adult Programs
Adult Spanish Intro 1
Dates: Feb. 11 – March 18Adult Beginner Ceramics
Dates: Feb. 9 – March 16Scene Study 101
Dates: April 11 – May 9Make It/Take It at Kaltenbach Park
Dates: Feb. 11 and March 10Polar Hike Series
Dates: Feb. 13 and March 13Virtual Coffee with a Cop
Dates: Feb. 10Personal Safety for Women
Dates: Feb. 13–20Hidden in Plain Sight: Warning signs of Drug or Alcohol in your Loved Ones
Dates: Feb. 9 – March 16There are several other adults-only program opportunities, check them out!
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Fitness Classes
Get Fit with the DCRC!
Do you have a New Year’s Resolution to Get Fit? Let DCRC help you succeed! Check out all the fitness offerings and sign up today.
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Take in a Show
The Abbey Theater of Dublin continues its Virtual Theater Project this year with a great winter season!
#CHARLOTTESVILLE
Dates: Feb. 19–28 (in person and virtual)Could You Hug a Cactus?
Dates: March 3 (virtual)Bound for Broadway — Frozen KIDS
Dates: March 13 – 14 (in person)Songs for a New World
Dates: March 19–21 and March 25–27 (in person) -
Healthy: Recreation Services Programs & Activities Guide
Get a complete list of all the programs and experiences the DCRC has to offer to you and your family. Check out this digital copy of our program and activities guide to start planning how to spend your free time this winter!
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St. Patrick’s Day Reverse Parade
Date: March 13, 2021 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
On Saturday, March 13, 2021, the City of Dublin will proudly present the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade. For the health and safety of all involved, the 2021 Greenest Grandest Parade will be a reverse parade held at Darree Fields from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Our Senior Neighbors
Our residents in senior living facilities need to feel a part of their neighborhood and entire community, now during the COVID-19 pandemic more than ever.
Introducing “Our Senior Neighbors,” a neighborhood matching effort to inspire residential neighborhoods to embrace a nearby senior living facility.
