What’s Happening at Southwest Family YMCA in July 2025

Published On: July 1, 2025Categories: Blog

🎉 Kids Night Out Is Back—And July’s Got Extra Fun! 🍕

Give yourself a Friday night break while your kids enjoy an evening packed with fun, friends, and unforgettable memories!

Friday, July 11: Out of This World

Blast off into space with galactic games, cosmic crafts, and stellar fun!

🍭 Friday, July 25: Sweet Treats & Silly Eats

Cookie decorating, candy-themed games, and silly snacks galore!
🍕 A yummy pizza dinner
🎨 Themed activities & games
🎬 A cozy movie to wind down

Children run excitedly into a room.

These limited-edition July events fill up fast—register now and let the fun begin!

Make a Splash This Season!
Youth Swim Lessons for Ages 3–12

Whether your child is just getting their feet wet or already swimming like a fish, our youth swim lessons are the perfect way to build skills, confidence, and a love for the water—all while having a blast! 🐠💦

  • 🏊‍♀️ Classes run every day except Friday
  • 🌟 Beginner to advanced levels welcome
  • 🤝 Taught by certified, kid-friendly instructors
  • 🎉 Fun, safe, and social environment

Spots fill fast, so dive in and register today—let’s swim strong all season long!

A young child wearing goggles participates in a swimming lesson in an indoor pool.

Get in the Game This Fall!

Youth Sports Leagues for Ages 4–17

Kick off an action-packed season with YMCA Fall Sports! Whether your child is new to the game or building on their skills, we’ve got a league that’s just right.

⚽️ Soccer | 🏐 Volleyball | 🏀 Basketball | 🏈 Flag Football

Our leagues focus on fun, teamwork, and personal growth—with something for every skill level. It’s the perfect way to stay active, make friends, and build confidence both on and off the field.

Don’t miss out—register now and let the games begin!

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💪 Women with Weights

Ready to feel strong, confident, and empowered? Join our Women with Weights small group training class and tap into the power of barbell-focused workouts. You’ll learn proper technique in a supportive, encouraging environment—perfect for all experience levels.

Build strength. Boost confidence. Find your community.

A woman smiles while flexing a barbell using a bicep machine.

🍂 Fall Youth Programs Are Coming!

Hey Southwest Y families—get excited! Fall Youth Program registration opens July 8 and we’ve got an amazing lineup for kids ages 1–12. From creative play to skill-building fun, there’s something for every age and interest.

📅 Mark your calendars and stay tuned—fall is going to be a blast!

Children in a dance class jump high in the air.

Upcoming Activities & Events

🍋 Lemonade Thursdays | 4–7 PM

When life gives you lemons… we make lemonade!

Swing by the lobby every Thursday in July from 4:00–7:00 PM for a cool, complimentary cup of lemonade. It’s our way of saying thank you for being part of the Y family!

🍭 Popsicle Fridays | 12–1 PM

Chill out with us every Friday in July from 12:00–1:00 PM during Popsicle Fridays at the Y!

Grab a sweet, icy treat to cool off after your workout or swim—because summer fun should taste this good!

🎯 Poolside Yard Games | Saturdays & Sundays

The fun doesn’t stop at the pool! Every weekend this summer, enjoy yard games by the outdoor pool—from cornhole to giant Jenga and more. It’s a great way to make memories, laugh a little louder, and enjoy the sunshine with your Y community.

Facility Updates

A two-story building with concrete facade. Windows line the front bottom story of the building with the entrance centered in the middle. Red and orange Y logo sits on top of building. Parking lot sits in front.

🚧 Parking Update: Summer Changes at the Program Center

Heads up! From June 2–August 8, parking at the Program Center will be temporarily unavailable.

But don’t worry—we’ve got you covered! Additional parking is available in the gravel lot next door for your convenience.

Thanks for your patience as we work to improve your Y experience!

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