Take your game to the next level with our specialized basketball training sessions. Each session includes a full evaluation of your current skill set, identifies key areas for improvement, and incorporates a variety of drills to enhance your performance on the court.

Pricing:

• $45 per session
• $200 for a 5-session package

Club Ed Davis is a free youth program that provides a safe, welcoming environment where youth from all backgrounds can come together to learn, grow, and build lasting friendships.

Participants will have the opportunity to engage in a variety of enriching activities, including mentoring, sports, arts and crafts, performing arts, cooking, life skills development, and fun games. Club Ed Davis focuses on helping young people develop confidence, creativity, and important everyday skills in a supportive community setting.

Whether your child is looking to try something new, make friends, or simply have a positive place to spend their time, Club Ed Davis offers something for everyone. Schedule details will be announced soon—feel free to stop by and learn more or register today to be part of something special.

Where: Ed Davis Learning Center

Ages: 5-16

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When temperatures begin to drop, the need for warm clothing in our community rises. The Coat the Cold Donation Drive is dedicated to helping local children stay warm by collecting new and gently used coats for those who need them most.

Donations are accepted for all ages, from infants through high school seniors. Community members are encouraged to contribute coats that are clean and in good condition to ensure every child has access to essential winter wear.

The donation drive will run from July 1 through September 30, 2026, with drop-offs available at the Ed Davis Learning Center, located at 151 Ed Davis Lane, Georgetown, KY.

By participating in Coat the Cold, you are directly supporting families in our community and helping ensure that every child is prepared for the colder months ahead.

Many Dance classes are available at the Pavilion. Typically two sessions are offered for all classes below, Fall and Winter Sessions ending with a Spring Recital.  If you are interested in Ballet, Jazz, Hip-Hop, or Tap/Dance, join Artie Janow and her staff for a great time. Dates, class descriptions, times, and fees are subject to change without notice.  Register at the Pavilion front desk or online. To register online, please call the Pavilion to verify user information.

Dance Director: Artie Janow
Assistant Director: Veronice Carpenter

Toddler, Tiaras, Tutus & Tumbling 
Curriculum is designed to expose this age group to basic floor tumbling (front rolls, bridges, cartwheels, low balance beam, hand/eye coordination games with bean bags, bubbles, etc,) following 1 and 2 step directions and developing listening skills. The tumbling segment covers the first 4 weeks of class. The remainder of the session is devoted to creative movement and basic ballet center, movement across the floor and routine preparation for Spring Recital. Beginner ballet terms and introduced to this age level. Students will need pink ballet shoes, pink tights, and leotards. Pink Ballet skirts may be worn in dance segment only. Regular gym shoes will be worn during the tumbling segment. Hair must be in a ponytail or a bun.
Age: 3 – 4

Fall Session: August 24-November 23 | Monday 5:00-5:30pm or Wednesday 5:00-5:30pm

Kinder Tap & Ballet
KinderDance Tap & Ballet Curriculum is designed to introduce basic Ballet and Tap terms, technique and floor work. This covers Barre and center work, movement such as turns and leaps across the floor. Curriculum uses manipulatives such as scarves, ribbons, maracas, hoops etc. to stimulate movement through space, imagination, and creativity. These tools help develop small and large motor skills and infuses coordination builders. Students will need black tap shoes, pink ballet shoes, pink tights, and pink leotards. Pink ballet skirts may be worn during dance segments. Hair must be in a ponytail or a bun.
Age: 5 – 6

Fall Session: August 24-November 23 | Monday 5:45-6:35pm or Wednesday 5:45-6:35pm

Hip-Hop 1
Hip Hop is street dance culture infused with jazz favor. It has fast paced movements, balance-based stunts, turns, and incorporates some Pop and Lock (unusual movements where body movements are isolated, accented, quick pulses, or held). This dance movement is constantly changing, and many trends may be combined. The Hip Hop dance trend is loose so everyone can develop their own style and movements. Winter session also incorporates routine preparation for the Spring Recital. Students may wear hip hop clothes of choice and gym shoes. Hair must be in a ponytail or bun.
Age: 6-8

Fall Session: August 24-November 23 | Monday 5:45-6:30pm

Hip-Hop 2
Hip Hop is street dance culture infused with jazz favor. It has fast paced movements, balance-based stunts, turns, and incorporates some Pop and Lock (unusual movements where body movements are isolated, accented, quick pulses, or held). This dance movement is constantly changing, and many trends may be combined. The Hip Hop dance trend is loose so everyone can develop their own style and movements. Winter session also incorporates routine preparation for the Spring Recital. Students may wear hip hop clothes of choice and gym shoes. Hair must be in a ponytail or bun.
Age: 9-12

Fall Session: August 24-November 23 | Monday 6:40-7:25pm

Tap & Ballet/Jazz
Curriculum is designed to introduce basic Ballet, Tap and Jazz terms, technique and floor work. This covers Barre and center work, movement such as turns and leaps across the floor. Curriculum helps develop small and large motor skills and infuses coordination builders. Students will need black tap shoes, pink ballet shoes, pink tights, and pink leotards. Pink ballet skirts may be worn during dance segments. Hair must be in a ponytail or a bun. This class is perfect for the student with 0-2 years of dance.
Ages: 6 – 12

Fall Session: August 24-November 23 | Wednesday 5:45-6:35pm or Thursday 4:30-5:20pm

Musical Theater 1 & 2
Students will learn basic stage directions, build strength, flexibility, coordination, and confidence while learning fun choreography inspired by musical theatre. They will develop performance skills, musicality, and stage presence in a positive, supportive environment. Dance skills such, jazz basics, proper technique, turns, leaps, and across the floor combinations. These Basics will be incorporated with singing and acting to choreograph a theatrical performance. Students may participate in multiple performance opportunities throughout the semester. Any style and color of dance attire: leotards, unitards, dance shorts or jazz pants and tan jazz shoes or athletic tennis shoes (no socks or shoes like converse/vans please).
Musical Theater 1 Ages: 8-11 | Musical Theater 2 Ages: 12+

Fall Session: August 24-November 23 | Musical Theater 1: Thursday 6:15-7:00PM | Musical Theater 2: Thursday 7:10-8:00PM

 PAC Pointe’
This class is only available for the PAC (Performing Arts Class). It is designed for more serious dance student. Curriculum is designed to strengthen toes, feet, ankles, legs and center core (upper body). Pointe’ takes serious practice as well as ballet technique classes. Since students develop at different rates, going on Pointe’ is decided by the Ballet instructor and studio director. It may take several years of this class before a student is ready to actually go on Pointe’. Patience, dedication, and practice are required. Students will need pink ballet shoes, ballet pink convertible tights, and black tank leotards. Hair MUST be in a bun, required attire MUST be worn in class. Pointe’ shoes will need teacher approval. Students enrolled in the Spring session will perform in the Spring Recital.

Fall Session: August 24-November 23 | Tuesday 7:30-8:00PM

Sr PAC NEW Jr. PAC
We are always looking for that special dancer who wants to excel and perform more than once a year at recital. They may also be required to attend several dance workshops throughout the year. The PAC is designed to meet the needs of our students who want to excel in tap, jazz and ballet and other forms of dance. The PAC requires excellent attendance, practice at home between classes and a positive attitude. Jr PAC members are invited from our previous dance classes. If someone has not taken from PRDG and is interested in joining the Jr. PAC, you may always request an invitation.

Sr PAC are audition only.
Performing Arts Company (PAC) class description The PAC and Jr PAC may perform in parades, ball games, and other community events. Students will need Bloch or Capezio tan lace-up tap shoes, tan jazz shoes, pink ballet shoes, tan tights and pink convertible tights. Other special dance shirts, costumes, tights etc. may be required and ordered by the studio throughout the dance year. Hair must be in a bun for Ballet.

Ages: 8+

Fall Session: August 24-November 23: Sr PAC: Monday 6:45-8:30PM & Tuesday 6:00-7:20PM | Jr PAC: Tuesday: 4:30-6:00PM

Dance Workshops & extra rehearsals (Mandatory when scheduled). TBA and scheduled as needed

Intensity Dance Camp 

It is open to students who have had at least 3 years or more of dance (tap, Ballet, Jazz) ages 8+. The curriculum will cover ballet, tap, hip/hop, jazz, and some basic tumbling.

Scholarship Information:
Only partial scholarships are offered for Dance. Scholarships applications are available at the Pavilion and must be completed every six months and BEFORE registering for any of our classes. Scholarships do not cover registration or costume fees. Poor class attendance may result in loss of a scholarship.

Class Cancellation Policy:
If Scott County Schools are cancelled, we will assess the conditions by Noon. Dance and Gymnastic class cancellations or delays will be posted on Channels 18, 27, and 36.

Join us for Family Karaoke Night at the Ed Davis Learning Center! This fun-filled evening is open to all ages and is the perfect opportunity for families and friends to come together for music, laughter, and entertainment. Whether you love to sing or just want to enjoy the show, everyone is welcome to participate.

Family Karaoke Night will take place on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month from 6:00 PM–8:00 PM beginning June 12, 2026. Be sure to check our Calendar of Events for specific event dates and any schedule updates.

GSC Parks and Recreation is partnering with Scott County Cooperative Extension to offer the Ed Davis Gardening Club, a hands-on program designed to teach participants the fundamentals of gardening. Throughout the program, participants will gain practical experience while learning valuable tips and techniques for planting, maintaining, and nurturing a garden. This program will run through the fall season, providing the opportunity to see plants grow and change over time.

Where: Ed Davis Learning Center

When: Tuesday | 6:00-7:00PM | Begins June 2, 2026, and will run into the fall season

Ages: 5-16

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Check our calendar of events for more information.

Homeschool students ages 5–17 are invited to stay active, have fun, and connect with new friends through our Homeschool Gym & Swim program! Each Friday, participants will enjoy a variety of sports, non-competitive games, water safety activities, and free swim. This program is a great opportunity for homeschool students to get moving, build friendships, and enjoy both the gym and pool in a fun, welcoming environment.

Program Time: Fridays, 9:00–11:00 AM
Ages: 5–17
Fee: $50.00 + tax per session

Session 1

Dates: September 18–October 23, 2026
Registration Deadline: September 18, 2026

Session 2

Dates: November 6–December 18, 2026
Registration: September 25–November 6, 2026

Session 3

Dates: January 8–February 12, 2027
Registration: November 13, 2026–January 8, 2027

Session 4

Dates: February 26–April 2, 2027
Registration: January 15–February 26, 2027

The Thriller Dance will be broken down in the first two classes. The instructor will repeat the full breakdown in every class. You do not have to attend every session to learn the Thriller choreography.  The October 15th class will be a dress rehearsal for those Zombies who are dying to wear their costumes.  The choreography is easy and may be mastered in 2 sessions. We are offering 4 session classes so even the busiest Zombie may have the opportunity to participate in one of Georgetown’s most unique dance parades. PRDG’s Thrilled to Give supports our local Amen House with food and cash donations accepted at the “Thrilled to Give” event.  Canned goods will be collected for the entire month of October at the Pavilion.
The Cost of the Thriller Dance Session is:
– $20 for Adult Zombies 18 years and older.
– $10 for Kid Zombies age 17 and younger.
– $5 parents of enrolled students for Fall 2026
– Free for Dance or Tumbling students enrolled Fall 2026

Zombies under 17 must be accompanied by an adult: NO EXCEPTIONS

Thriller Zombie Dance School is held in the Pavilion’s Gym.

This program is intended to assist elementary, middle school and high school ages.

When: By appointment

Where: Ed Davis Learning Center

Kid’s Kitchen is a fun and engaging 4-week cooking class designed for children ages 8–16, held at the Ed Davis Learning Center. Participants will learn how to prepare simple, delicious recipes while building healthy cooking habits and kitchen confidence.

Each session meets once a week for four weeks from 6:00–7:30 PM. Get ready for a hands-on experience full of creativity, learning, and, of course, plenty of tasty treats!

Upcoming Sessions:

Fall Adventures
Dates: September 3, 10, 17, 24
Registration: August 1 – September 2
Cost: $65

Join us for a flavorful adventure in the kitchen!

Beginner Martial Arts      Ages 4-17    T&TH 4:30 – 5:10
Intermediate      Ages 4-17  T&TH   5:10 – 5:50
Advanced       Ages 4-17    T & TH   5:50 – 6:30

All Martial Arts participants must start at Beginner Level and with Sensei ‘s permission may promote to next level of Martial Arts. 

Sign up per month.  1 month of sessions is $80 + Tax
Gi’s available at Front Desk for additional purchase. $20 + Tax
Promotional Belts included. 

Martial Arts is held at The Pavilion on Court B.

The Youth Volleyball Clinic with Alpha Performance Volleyball is designed to introduce and develop volleyball skills for upcoming 2nd–6th graders in a fun and encouraging environment. Participants will learn the fundamentals of the game, including serving, passing, setting, and teamwork, while building confidence on the court.

The clinic will take place on Fridays — May 29, June 5, June 12, June 19, and June 26, 2026 — from 5:30–6:30 PM at The Pavilion. Cost is $12 per night.

Participants can attend one or multiple sessions. Registration is available online through Alpha Performance Volleyball.