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Artistic Programs
Art Classes
The Recreation Department sponsors a variety of art classes and workshops at different times in the year. The Recreation Department offers art programs for different age groups in various forms of art such as painting, ceramics, art education, and much more. If you would like more information about upcoming art programs please contact the Farmville Recreation Department at (434) 392-8465 or check the Recreation Program Guide.
Aquatic Programs
Swimming Lessons
The Recreation Department sponsors the American Red Cross Learn to swim program for both local area Youth and Adults. The American Red Cross Learn to swim program has a swim class to match every swimmer’s ability from non-swimmers to competition swimmers. Currently the Recreation Department only offers swim lessons during the summer at Longwood University’s Lancer Pool. If you would like more information about swimming lessons please contact the Recreation Department at (434) 392-8465 or check the Recreation Program Guide.
Fitness & Movement Programs
Free-Style Video Aerobics
The Recreation Department sponsors a free video aerobics class for all older adults interested in aerobics class. Each class session will run for six weeks long and each session will have an exercise theme such as Tae-bo or step aerobics. The course will be free to the public and taught by video instruction. If you would like more information about this free exercise program please contact the Recreation Department at (434) 392- 8465 or check the Recreation Program Guide.
Group Fitness Classes
The Recreation Department sponsors a variety of group fitness classes for older adults. The Recreation Department offers Aerobics Classes, Strength Training Classes, and Dance Aerobics Classes. All Older Adult fitness programs are low impact or can be modified to use a chair for people with certain fitness restrictions. If you would like more information about our Group Fitness Classes please contact the Recreation Department at (434) 392-8465 or check the Recreation program Guide.
Outdoor Recreational Programs
Fishing
The Recreation Department offers fishing opportunities at Wilck’s Lake and Mottley Lake. Individuals are required to have both a State and Town Fishing license to fish in either lake. Town fishing license can be purchased at the Farmville Treasurer’s office in the Town Hall building on Main Street. If you would like more information about Farmville’s Fishing opportunities please contact the Recreation Department at (434) 392-8465 or click here for the website link.
Older Adult Sports
Morning Golf League
The Recreation Department sponsors a Morning Golf League to all adults, both male and female divisions will be available. The league will be held at the Farmville Municipal Golf Course every Monday morning. If you would like more information about the Morning Golf League please contact the Recreation Department at (434) 392-8465 or check the Recreation Program Guide.
Morning Bowling League
The Recreation Department sponsors a Morning Bowling League for all local area adults. The League will be held at the Main Street Lanes in Farmville every Wednesday starting at 10:00am. If you would like more information about the Morning Bowling League please contact the Recreation Department at (434) 392-8465 or check the Recreation Program Guide.
Virginia Senior Games
The Recreation Department sponsors local area participants as well as a training club for the Virginia Senior Games held in Richmond on May 6th – 9th. The Senior Games will host such athletic events as: Archery, Basketball, Badminton, Billiards, Bowling, Running, Cycling, Tennis and Softball. If you are interested in participating, looking for a team, or would like more information about the Senior Games and the Farmville Senior Games Training Club please contact the Recreation Department at (434) 392-8465 or check the Recreation Program Guide.
What Classes would you like to take?
If you would like to take a class that we are not currently offering, let us know so that we may look for an instructor and others who share the same interests. Areas of interest may include sports, arts and crafts, music, drama, fitness, self-improvement, travel and many others of which we are not aware. In planning our future line up of programming, trips, and special events, we would like to request your input. Is there a program, trip or event you would like to see offered by our department? We would welcome any comments or suggestions citizens may have regarding recreational services. If you would like, you can contact the Recreation Department by phone at (434) 392-8465 or email the Recreation Director at
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