Afterschool Programs

Children age 5 years - 12 years of age are eligible to participate in the afterschool program. This program is located at 16 sites throughout North Charleston. Enrollment is limited at each site. Parents are encouraged to register in early August. In the afterschool program, children are permitted to complete homework, play games, work on crafts or simply enjoy activities at the park. Children are well supervised by playground leaders. For more information contact Shaniqua Simmons at (843) 740-5805 or Trish Perrine at (843) 740-5807..

Mini Camps

Mini Camps are held on most Charleston County School holidays. Camps hours vary.  Children are provided both indoor and outdoor recreation activities. Children are to bring a bag lunch including a drink and snack. For more information on the camp in your area contact Shaniqua Simmons at (843) 740-5805 or Trish Perrine at (843) 740-5807.

Summer Camps

Dates: June 6- August 5 (depending on the ending/starting dates of the school calendar)
Fee: TBD
Registration Begins: February 14 

The NCRD's Summer Camps are a great opportunity for your children. Children are well supervised and enjoy numerous opportunities throughout the summer. All campers will receive a nutritious lunch each day. Each participant will receive a camp T-shirt that must be worn on all field trips. Registration for City of North Charleston Summer Camp begins the second Monday in February. SPACES ARE LIMITED and fill quickly! Children age 5 years - 12 years old are eligible to enroll. For more information contact Shaniqua Simmons at (843) 740-5805 or Trish Perrine at (843) 740-5807. 

West African Dance at Felix Pinckney Community Center

Nia Productions takes pride in teaching West african Dance to youths 4-18 years old each Tuesday from 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.  Nia means "Purpose"  in the East African Kiswahili language.  Its siter company "Wona Womalon" teaches West African dance to adults 18+ on Tuesdays from 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. and on Thursdays from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.  Wona Womalon means "Let's come Together" in the West African Susu language.  All classes meet at the Felix Pinckney Community Center.  For more information, call 843-745-1036.

Mid-Morning Twirlers Square Dancing

The Mid- Morning Twirlers meet each Wednesday morning 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. at the Felix C. Davis Community Center on Park Circle.  The Caller for this group is Hal Smith.  If you are interested in the art of Square Dancing, please call Bob Johnston at (843) 766-0713 for more information.