 Thank you to those who were able to celebrate with us on February 4, 2025! The video below was shared at the anniversary event. Many thanks to Max Watson, Creative Projects Manager with the City of Rock Hill, for producing it.
 Registration opens Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025
@ 1 PM (online & in-person)
If you do not already have an account for registering, you are encouraged to save time and do so prior to the start of registration.
Online Registration Reminders:
1) Be sure to practice logging into your account prior to the opening of registration on Feb. 11 at 1 PM. If you need assistance logging in, please contact LL@RH staff prior to Feb. 11 (803-329-5527).
2) Familiarize yourself with the online registration system. Recognize that the images are different for a computer user versus a mobile device user. Practice on the same device you will use on registration day.
3) Did you know you can filter your search? It is useful to utilize this feature if you do not want to search for each program when adding to your cart. In the Filter box on the top left side of the screen (desktop version) or top of the screen (portable device), simply enter the three-digit number and search.
4) The cart hold time is only 15 minutes! Your cart will time out and cause you great frustration if you exceed the 15-minute window. Your best strategy is to be prepared! Know the classes/tours for which you want to register (use this handy form as a quick reference guide), know your emergency contacts (required for all tours and physically active classes) and have your payment information ready.
5) Always add yourself to a waitlist if a class is full! Often, individuals learn they must cancel a registration as the class start date approaches. Always remember that waitlists communicate the popularity of a class so please add your name if you want to be considered for getting into the class. Openings for classes are offered to individuals in the order in which they are entered on the waitlist.
In-Person Registration Reminders:
1) For those needing assistance with registration, you are encouraged to arrive at Northside Recreation Center by 1 PM. Upon your arrival, you will receive a number to indicate your place in line.
2) Make your class selections BEFORE you arrive. Out of respect for everyone’s time, you will be asked to move to the back of the line if you aren’t ready to register when it is your turn. Preselect your preferred classes by completing this handy form before your number is called.
3) You can only register for ONE account at a time during in-person registration. Some accounts have all members of a household, which is acceptable. However, if you need to register for a friend on another account, for example, you will need to move to the back of the line after completing the first registration. Guests who show up on time and are waiting in line should not be at a disadvantage due to those who cannot be present.
4) You can still pay with credit card, cash or check (made payable to City of Rock Hill). Those who plan to pay with credit card can only register at certain stations. Those paying with check or cash (recommended!) can be assisted at any of the stations.
5) Chairs will be available for sitting while awaiting your turn to register.
Phone Registration Information (803-329-5527):
Calling to register by phone on February 11 is the least advantageous option as phone lines will not open for registration until 3 PM. Phone lines will be reserved for addressing any online registration issues from 1 PM-3 PM. After that, staff will be available to assist. If you cannot get through due to calls received ahead of you, please be sure to leave a voicemail and calls will be returned in the order in which they are received. For those who have staff cell phone numbers, these phones will NOT be used for registration. Only the office phone: 803-329-5527.
CLASS UPDATES:
418A/418B - Introduction to Water Aerobics
Due to calendar changes at the Rock Hill Aquatics Center, this course will now be at 11 AM, March 27-April 17.
421/422 - Learn to Play Pickleball
Both of these classes are indeed on Tuesdays; however, 422 was erroneously listed as being on a Wednesday on the "At a Glance by Day of the Week" document.
481 - Cherry Place Farm Thursday, May 8 at 1 PM ($15); Tour Limit: 20
Join staff of Cherry Place Farm as they guide you through the process of growing strawberries in this region, from seed to fruit. You will also have the opportunity to pick your own fresh strawberries (included in fee) and to enjoy feeding the animals. *You must provide your own transportation (1922 Oakdale Rd., Rock Hill). *Please note that the catalog says strawberries will be available for purchase. This information changed and due to the high demand at that time of year, only strawberries you pick can be purchased.
484 - Lancaster County Courthouse & Andrew Jackson State Park ($10 + Lunch)
Enjoy the opportunity to walk back in time and tour the award-winning restoration of Lancaster County’s Historic Courthouse Museum, which houses artifacts from Lancaster’s citizens, culture, military, textiles and history. Following lunch (additional fee), the outing will include a stop at Andrew Jackson State Park for a brief look into Jackson’s boyhood. *Transportation will be provided for those who need it.
485 - Powell Farm Tour
Due to unforeseen circumstances and a death in the family, this family-operated tour has been CANCELLED for the spring semester. We hope to reschedule it for the fall. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
486 - Small Towns in the Carolinas: Camden, SC ($30 + Lunch)
The series continues as we travel to Camden, SC for a visit to another smaller town. We will visit the Revolutionary War Visitor Center, the Camden Visitor Center and Historic Camden Revolutionary War Park & Villages, which includes colonial buildings, taverns and the Kershaw-Cornwallis House, lunch [additional fee on your own], and a visit to the Steeplechase Museum. *Transportation will be provided.
488 - Nutrition for Healthy Aging Monday, Feb. 17 at 1 PM ($5)
This engaging session will focus on practical nutrition tips to support healthy aging. Participants will learn how to make food choices that promote energy, vitality and overall well-being, with an emphasis on simple strategies for incorporating nutrient-rich foods into daily life.
489 - Act F.A.S.T. - Stroke Awareness & Prevention Wednesday, May 21 at 9:30 AM ($5)
The Encompass Health Rehabilitation Stroke Program will provide information to help learners better understand strokes, including how to spot a stroke, risk factors and prevention strategies.
490/491 - Jewelry Clasps & Fastenings Wednesday, March 12 OR Wednesday, April 16 at 1 PM ($10)
Discover the variety of clasps used in jewelry and how to securely fasten your designs. Get hands-on experience by creating a bracelet, complete with a clasp.
In the catalog, classes are listed alphabetically within the category, i.e.: Multi-Week Classes. If you prefer to see the outline of classes listed by DAY OF THE WEEK, click HERE.
If you would like to see an overview of the classes listed chronologically, click HERE.
To learn more about the talented individuals offering the spring classes, click HERE.
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