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Fraze PavilionParks and Recreation

Fraze Pavilion home to Summer's Best Music! Tap or click the image below to visit the Fraze website, Fraze.com

Art in Public Places Permanent CollectionParks and Recreation

Art in Public Places Collection The first public artwork was commissioned in Kettering in 2000. Since then, the collection has grown to over 27 artworks throughout dozens of parks and facilities in our city! Information about each artwork is below. Tour Kettering's Art and Architecture Want to learn more about the public art here in...

Art in Public PlacesParks and Recreation

The City of Kettering’s Art in Public Places program commissions and acquires art that inspires our residents and visitors and celebrates what makes our community special. The program creates meaningful experiences for residents, encourages civic engagement, explores diverse subject matter, and offers significant aesthetic experiences. Public Art in Kettering Managed By: Shayna V. McConville 937-296-0294...

Join Our TeamParks and Recreation

Join Our Team! The City of Kettering Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department offers fun, flexible and rewarding part-time positions in a wide variety of our facilities, parks and programs. Whether you enjoy spending time outdoors, want to get experience contributing to youth learning and enrichment, love sports or have a passion for fine arts,...

Financial Assistance ProgramParks and Recreation

Thanks to the Kettering Parks Foundation, financial assistance for recreation programs is available to families in need. Families can qualify for up to $400 to help remove the financial barriers of participating in programs. Steps for Applying for and Receiving AssistanceTo receive financial assistance, the recipient must: Be a resident of the City of KetteringMeet eligibility...

Current ProjectsParks and Recreation

Gentile Park Project Update Join us for the groundbreaking ceremony at the future site of Gentile Park! All are welcome to attend on Thursday, July 20, 2023 from 6 - 7 p.m. near the intersection of Peach Orchard Road and Maddix Drive. Named for Major Don S. Gentile, the Gentile Park project is located at...

Advisory BoardsParks and Recreation

Advisory Boards Charles I. Lathrem Senior Center - Be part of the planning! We would like to extend a great big THANK YOU to all the Senior Advisory Board members both current and past, for helping create the vibrant community and extensive menu of programs available to today’s members. Going forward, the Lathrem Senior Center...

Kettering Parks FoundationParks and Recreation

Kettering Parks Foundation The Kettering Parks Foundation was established in 1982 to assist in improving the quality of life for Kettering citizens by supplementing the services provided by the Kettering Parks, Recreation & Cultural Arts Department. It achieves this goal through the generous donations of many individuals, businesses, industries and organizations. These tax-deductible donations allow...

Why are 3 prices listed for adult and senior programs?Parks and Recreation

Adults over the age of 55 can join the Lathrem Senior Center. This membership provides a discount for all adult and senior programs. The three prices are for CIL members, residents of Kettering and non-residents of Kettering. Regardless of residency, CIL members receive the CIL discounted price.

Are there Senior Specific exercise classes?Parks and Recreation

Yes! The Lathrem Senior Center offers 6 different drop-in exercise classes 4 days a week. Classes take place both morning and evening. Lathrem members receive a discount on these classes. Learn more about senior programs in Kettering.

What is the difference between a drop-in and registered program?Parks and Recreation

A registered program is in all publications with a 6 digit number and one or 2 letters, for example (123456 A/AA) Programs with a registration number need participants to sign up in advance. Interested participants may register online, over the phone or in person. A drop-in program is just that- drop in at the...

What is home school sports?Parks and Recreation

This program is structured like a school gym class. Our staff will provide fun and healthy activities for the children. We will also focus on teaching a different sport each day. The kids will learn how to play the sport and the basic rules of it. Kids are grouped based on age as much as possible....

What other sport leagues are offered in Kettering area?Parks and Recreation

You can find contact information about other area sport programs in our Activities Guide.

How much is a combination pass?Parks and Recreation

Combination Passes provide access to both fitness centers, walk/run tracks, gymnasium, ice arena, indoor/outdoor pools and water park. To see current rates and find more information, please visit the Fitness Pass homepage.

What do I need to bring to day camps?Parks and Recreation

When you arrive to camp you need to bring your medical form, water bottle, lunch (if all day) and/or a snack. Some camps go to the water park and you will need to bring sunscreen and a towel. We ask that campers wear gym shoes for active play, at any time!

Can I request certain times or dates for the sports leagues games?Parks and Recreation

We are not able to guarantee all games at a specific time. However, we do work hard to accommodate team schedules to the best of our ability.

Is adult sports registration done by team or as individuals?Parks and Recreation

All adult sport leagues are currently registered as teams. Some adult pick-up programs are offered that allows adults to sign up as individuals. Occasionally, the leagues will get enough interest from individuals that an entire team can be formed based off of individual registrations.

What if my child is older/younger than program guidelines?Parks and Recreation

Recreational programs are based on age. In order for the child to enjoy each program, please use the ages listed. Special circumstances may be made, please contact the supervisor of the program with questions.

How do I register for an adult sports league?Parks and Recreation

There are two ways to register for an adult sports league. Registration can be done in person at the Kettering Recreation Complex front desk. Payments are accepted with credit card, cash, or check. In addition, registration can be done over the phone 937-296-2587. This requires credit card payment.

Can I register late for sports programs?Parks and Recreation

We do accept late registration for most sports activities. However, many of our leagues do fill up and if a league is full then late registration may not be available. Also, once league games start no further late registrations will be accepted.

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