Alamo Recreation Center

Alamo Recreation Center offers year-round inclusive Therapeutic Recreation programming for adults and seniors with differing abilities. The park includes a playscape, multi-use field, Gaga pit, and a covered, lighted basketball court.

In 1974, the Parks and Recreation Department purchased land at 2100 Alamo Street to develop a replacement park for the East Avenue Park that was demolished to make room for the expansion of IH 35 and for the development of the University of Texas’ Disch Faulk Field. In 1976, the Alamo Recreation Center was dedicated. The center is named after the street on which it is located.

The Healthy Aging Program

The Healthy Aging program is designed for individuals of all abilities ages 50+. Participants will learn how to manage stress, build strong bodies and minds and make new friends in an inclusive setting. The program operates in 10 week sessions and meets on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9am-3pm.

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The Hangout Program

Join The Hangout to meet new friends and build social and recreation skills. The Hangout is ideal for people who prefer a less crowded and more calm environment. Activities include cooking, dance, and music activities. Must be 21+ or no longer in school. The program operates in 10 week sessions and meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9am-3pm.

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Inclusive Community Events

Alamo Recreation Center fosters a thriving and inclusive community through diverse year round events hosted in the Alamo Pocket Park. Current events offered include Paws and Pumpkins Halloween event, Springfest event and more to come!