Headland, Alabama - The City of Headland

Headland, Alabama - The City of Headland

VOLUNTEER
Covenant Hospice, Coordinator
Students can volunteer at Azalea Court, Headland Senior Center,
Newville Senior Center, Henry County Health and Rehab and the
Abbeville Senior Center. Volunteers play games and do crafts
with the residents and seniors. Ages 14 and up. Contact Amy
Balkcom, (334)794-7847 or (334)796-5860.
C.H.A.R.M.
City of Headland Animal Rescue Mission, 693-9097
PLACES TO PLAY
City of Headland Parks—693-3365
- Douglas Park - Morris Park - Downtown Square
DJ Bingo With K2 Entertainment
A new spin on an old game, Tuesdays 6:30-9pm, The Oyster
Bar & Steamer, on the Square
Clutch Baseball - W. Church St., (334)
Creative Minds - S. Main, (334)
Meadowbrook - Walden Pond Rd., (334)
Living Strength Gym - W. Church St., 618-0011
Ravenwood Sporting Clays - US 431 North, (334)
SkyCruise Balloon Flights - Headland Airport, (850)2102908
Southern Cross Ranch - County Rd 55, 693-9505
Steps Dance Studio - On the Square, 618-4132
Headland Country Club—Tumbleweed Ranch—Landmark Park
Dothan Area Botanical Gardens—Wiregrass Museum of Art
SHOP
Check out these local retail shops for apparel and /or gifts this
summer
Carter’s Trophies & Awards - On the Square, 693-5114
Courtly Couture /Ashley Parr Photography -On the
Square, 360-0477
Daylight Invites, On the Square, 785-5149
Diann’s Florist, 301 S. Main, 693-2994
Emu Miracles, US 431 Bypass, 693-9299
Headland Ace Hardware - 431 Bypass, 693-2140
K-Time Sports & Apparel, On the Square, 785-9004
Overflowing Ministries, US 431 Bypass, 585-3274
Quilted Creations, On the Square, 693-5808
The Gilded Lily, On the Square, 693-9622
The Old Ice House, On the Square, 785-5185
Todd Syrup Farm, US 431 Bypass, 693-2004
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Headland, Alabama
EAT
El Dorado Steakhouse - US 431 Bypass, 693-0507
Hardee’s - US 431 Bypass, 693-0750
Tew’s Day Café (Bob’sFamous Boiled Peanuts) - US 431 Bypass
The Blue Plate - Dothan, 702-7100
The Taco Shop - On the Square, 693-9063
The Oyster Bar & Steamer - On the Square, 693-9063
Willie D’s - US 431 Bypass, 693-3600
3 Pigs BBQ—China Garden—Copper Kettle—Fred’s BBQ
Hot Dog Shop—LaBamba—Pizza Hut—Subway—Subs Plus
SPORTS
PeeWee Football & Cheerleading - Registration for football is
May, registration for cheerleading is April, Facebook: Headland
Pee Wee Football Association, ww.headlandpeeweefootball.org
Soccer—Registration is August, after school begins, 693-3365
Basketball—Registration in October, Facebook: Headland City
League Basketball, email: basketballdreamer30@yahoo.com
Baseball/Softball/T-Ball—Registration is March, 693-3365
Headland Area Chamber of Commerce
(334)693-3303 www.headlandal.com
headlandalchamber@gmail.com
EVENTS
SUNDOWN CINEMA
Free outdoor movies on the Square. Friday,
May 29 and Friday, June 26. (334)693-3303
SUMMER LIBRARY PROGRAMS
“Every Hero Has a Story”
693-2706, www.headlandlibrary.org
June 3—Blazers Educational Animals
June 10—(to be announced)
June 17—(to be announced)
June 24— Lewie–E Magician/Clown
SUMMER CAMPS & PROGRAMS
SEWING CAMP
Quilted Creations
June 8-11, June 29-30, July 27-30, August 3-6
9:30am-12:30pm or 1:30pm-4:30pm, $65
24 Main Street, on the Square, (334)693-5808, sherrysews@aol.com, Open Monday 4-8 pm, Tuesday-Friday 9:305:00, Saturday 10:00-2:00
ART CAMP
Creative Minds
June 1 - July 31, Monday through Friday, 7:30 till 5:30. Pro-
Fridays, June 5-July31, on the square downtown
grams are two, three, or five days a week. Activities include arts
and crafts, games, swimming, local field trips to the movies, library, bowling, pizza, Big Fun, Landmark Park, and local playgrounds. We also have times of free play and outdoor games
ALABAMA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP FOR
MOUNTED SHOOTING
STRENGTH TRAINING CLASSES
Clutch Baseball
May 22-24, Southern Cross Ranch, 693-9505
June 1-August 7
Girls Ages 7-12, M/W/F, 10-11am
High School Girls, M/W/F , 1-2:30pm
Boys Ages 7-12, 3 days/wk, 8-9:30am
High School Boys, 3 days/wk, 10-11:30am
www.ClutchBaseballAlabama.com
FARMERS MARKET
100 shooters participating from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and
Tennessee, free to the public (but it is very loud), concessions
available, shoot starts Friday at 7pm, Saturday at 9am, Sunday cowboy church at 8:00 and shoot starts at 9.
ICE CREAM SOCIAL & FAMILY FUN DAY
June 14, Headland United Methodist Church
KIDS COLLEGE
Wallace Community College
1st-6th Grades, 556-2203, www.wallace.edu/kidscollege
Aviation: Don’t Just Wing It, Fly! - June 1-4
Robotics: Robotastic - June 15-18
Crazy Science: Science Detectives - July 13-16
CHEER CAMP
Headland High School Cheerleaders
K-5th graders, last week in May, $30 from 3- 5pm after
school. For questions ask a Headland varsity cheerleader or
email alove@henryschools.org
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
Landmark Park
(334)794-3452, www.landmarkparkdothan.com
Discovery Days (ages 4-5) June 8-12 & 22-26, July 20-24;
Earth Art (ages 6-8) July 6-10;
Earth Explorers (ages 6-8) June 22-26, July 20-24;
Pioneer Farm (ages 6-8) June 15-19, July 13-17;
Ecology Camp (ages 6-8) June 15-19, July 13-17
Adventure Days (ages 9-11) June 8-10, July 6-8
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Bethlehem Baptist Church
June 14 - 18, 6-8:30 pm, 693-3000, “Journey Off The Map”
4th OF JULY FIREWORKS SHOW
HORSE CAMPS
Southern Cross Ranch
July 4th at Douglas Park, dark-thirty
June 15-18, 693-9505
July 9-10, 6-8pm, Kids supper 5:30, 693-2956,
“Outback Rock”
YOUTH GAME DAY
Tumbleweed Ranch
Trinity Baptist Church
July 25, Grades 6-12, Headland United Methodist Church,
693-2956
June 22-25
ROCKY RAM’S SOCK HOP
Headland United Methodist Church
July 13, 20, 27; K-5th Grade, 693-2956
August 29, WRMZ on the Square, 333-6524
MUSICAL MONDAYS
Headland United Methodist Church
July 19 -23, 6-8:30 pm,
693-3266, “Mount Everest”
First Baptist Church
June 7-11