Adaptive Recreation

The Missouri City Parks and Recreation Department is excited to offer programs and events that encourage active participation for youth and adults with varying levels of disabilities or limitations. Our goal is to provide a safe space that will promote socialization, wellness education, and most importantly FUN! Complete an Adaptive Recreation Participation Form to get started! Check out the programs that we are currently offering:

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Drum & Rhythm Circle

When: Second Saturday of the month, 1:00-2:00 pm
Location: Recreation & Tennis Center
Fees: $7 || Register here, or call 281-403-8637

In an encouraging and structured environment, participants will engage in various musical exercises that emphasize listening, coordination, peer support, self-expression, self-empowerment, and non-verbal communication. Classes are led by an instructor from Nameless Sound Music.

Sports Day

When: Last Thursdays of the month, 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Locations: vary
Fees: $10 || Register here, or call 281-403-8637

Discover a different active sport each month with our Adaptive Sports Day. Whether you’re learning a brand new sport, improving your skills, or just want to have fun, these days are for you! All sports will be adapted to the needs of the participant. Check out the upcoming sport for each month: 

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Games & Gardening

When: Second and Fourth Thursdays of the month, 4:30 - 6:00 pm
Location: Recreation & Tennis Center
Cost: $5 

Explore your senses as you learn about caretaking in the natural world in our Sensory Garden and then head inside for some exciting rounds of Bingo! Fun prizes and light snacks will be provided.

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Social Gatherings
Twice a year
Location TBD
Cost: $15

Grab a friend and put on your dancing shoes! Twice a year we will come together for a themed party with music, a meal, and raffle prizes or games.

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Sensory Garden

When: Open
Location: Recreation & Tennis Center
Fees: FREE

Explore your senses as you learn about caretaking in the natural world. Participants will assist with maintaining our brand new Sensory Garden, which includes three ADA-compliant raised garden beds, that are filled with plants and features that appeal to all five senses. We will also occasionally be working on small nature projects and learning from experts in the field.