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First annual Flag football
Jesus First the Community Church presents its first flag football game organized by the men's department. Participation is open to everyone, including women, and all are welcome to play. Participants should arrive ready to take the field. Complimentary food and snacks will be provided. Attendees of all ages are invited.
Jesus First the Community ChurchVeterans Open Studio
This free studio session is reserved for veterans and does not require museum admission. It offers a relaxed, welcoming environment where a seasoned instructor provides support in drawing and painting. Participants can work on their own projects and request guidance when needed. No prior art experience is necessary. Veterans also have opportunities to take occasional guided visits to major exhibitions at the museum.
Jepson CenterBossette Brunch
Bossette Brunch brings together elegance and empowerment for an afternoon focused on connection and growth. Presented by the Nu Chapter of Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc., this gathering offers a welcoming space for women to network with purpose, celebrate leadership, and pursue their goals with confidence. Expect a vibrant atmosphere that spotlights women in business and Black excellence, with conversation and community at the heart of the experience. The event will be held at the Carver Village Community Center. Tickets are $35.
Carver Height Community CenterCosmic Magic Academy
At Morningstar Games, kids ages 10 to 14 can dive into Magic: The Gathering in a welcoming program created to teach the game step by step. Participants build confidence while learning rules, strategy, and good sportsmanship, and they have opportunities to make friends in a safe, positive setting. No prior experience is needed, since instruction adjusts to each child’s pace. The cost is $5 per week per student, and that amount is issued as store credit so young players can grow their own collections as they learn. Parents are welcome to be involved as the next generation of players develops their skills.
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