Date: Wed, Sep 16, 2026
Time: 10:30 am - 1:30 pm
Venue: Millbrook Exchange Community Center, Raleigh
Price: Free
Category: Sports
Free Open Gym open play at Millbrook Exchange Community Center. Open to all ages. No registration required - just show up with your free Open Play Pass. Get your pass at any Raleigh community center or online at RecLink.
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Millbrook Exchange Homeschool Open Gym is a free, drop-in indoor recreational program held at the Millbrook Exchange Community Center in Raleigh. It provides a dedicated space for home-educated students to run around, play sports, and socialize in a relaxed setting. To attend, you just need to obtain a free Open Play Pass, which you can secure online through RecLink or in person at any Raleigh community center. The program is open to all ages, making it easy to bring toddlers and teens along at the same time. Parking is available on-site, and kids should wear athletic shoes and comfortable clothing to play safely on the court. This weekday session offers a reliable, weather-proof option to break up your school routine. It gives kids a chance to practice cooperative play and physical skills without the structure of a formal class.
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Millbrook Exchange Homeschool Open Gym runs Wed, Sep 16, 2026, 10:30 am - 1:30 pm.
Millbrook Exchange Community Center is at 1905 Spring Forest Rd, Raleigh, NC. Open in Google Maps.
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