From left, Jaelyn Marlowe, Zoe Castellucci and Jacee Marlowe spent a portion of their afternoon Saturday rehearsing for their performance at Community Day activities in Stockbridge. Karin Williams, right, teaches music class at the J.P. Moseley Recreation Center. (Special photo: Jerry Jackson)
Laura Merlino, face painting artists, right, paints a green star on the jaw of Joseph Langston. Children and adults selected various designs to decorate their faces during the J.P. Moseley Recreation Center’s Community Day celebration Saturday. (Special photo: Jerry Jackson)
From left, Gary Duffy and Penny Duncan Stephens team up for a game of Pickleball at Community Day held Saturday at J.P. Moseley Recreation Center. (Special photo: Jerry Jackson)
Marley Walters, left, was heels over head for a portion of Saturday afternoon as she practiced for a tumbling exhibition that was to take place at the J.P. Moseley Recreation Center’s Community Day. LeTrey Langston, right, is her spotter. (Special photo: Jerry Jackson)
Lucas Lahgley, left, seeks an autograph from Charlie Criss, a former Atlanta Hawks player who spent eight seasons in the NBA. When the 5-foot-8-inch guard entered the league, he was identified as its shortest active player. (Special photo: Jerry Jackson)
From left, Jaelyn Marlowe, Zoe Castellucci and Jacee Marlowe spent a portion of their afternoon Saturday rehearsing for their performance at Community Day activities in Stockbridge. Karin Williams, right, teaches music class at the J.P. Moseley Recreation Center. (Special photo: Jerry Jackson)
Laura Merlino, face painting artists, right, paints a green star on the jaw of Joseph Langston. Children and adults selected various designs to decorate their faces during the J.P. Moseley Recreation Center’s Community Day celebration Saturday. (Special photo: Jerry Jackson)
From left, Gary Duffy and Penny Duncan Stephens team up for a game of Pickleball at Community Day held Saturday at J.P. Moseley Recreation Center. (Special photo: Jerry Jackson)
Marley Walters, left, was heels over head for a portion of Saturday afternoon as she practiced for a tumbling exhibition that was to take place at the J.P. Moseley Recreation Center’s Community Day. LeTrey Langston, right, is her spotter. (Special photo: Jerry Jackson)
Lucas Lahgley, left, seeks an autograph from Charlie Criss, a former Atlanta Hawks player who spent eight seasons in the NBA. When the 5-foot-8-inch guard entered the league, he was identified as its shortest active player. (Special photo: Jerry Jackson)
The 3rd Annual Community Day was held Saturday at the J.P. Moseley Recreation Center, which opened 10 years ago. (Special photo: Jerry Jackson)
STOCKBRIDGE — The J.P. Moseley Recreation Center this past Saturday afternoon whizzed with energetic and talented youngsters and with equally animated and capable adults who demonstrated this year’s dedicated theme for the annual Community Day event: Awareness.
“The purpose is to create awareness in the community and let them know all of what we have to offer,” said Jerry Belcastro, facility manager at J.P. Moseley. He added that this was not a fundraising event but simply a day for both parents and kids to play and learn together.
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