The Division of Recreation operates:

These venues provide active recreational opportunities and cultural experiences including art and performance art for all ages and interest groups. Recreational programs and swimming are free for City of Cleveland residents.

Organized Sports
The Cleveland Baseball Federation organizes and promotes leagues for ages 4 through Adult and works directly with the Division of Recreation. Their website has all the latest news about the leagues and includes game schedules, and insurance and scholarship information.

Fall organized sports include Muny League and Flag Football. Winter sports include Boys and Girls Basketball, and Volleyball. For additional information on Organized Sports, call 216.861.2561.

Aquatics
The City operates 22 indoor and outdoor pools. Pool locations and individual schedules can be found in the chart below. All outdoor pools follow a common schedule. For information on Learn to Swim programs, call 216.664.3018. Swimmers should abide by established rules.

Seniors Fifty & Fit Program
This program encompasses a variety of classes and activities at various recreational centers and includes Aquasize, Learn to Swim, and Arts and Crafts. Aquasize, taught in indoor heated pools, offers a low-impact workout which is fun and effective. Arts and crafts classes include painting, drawing, and ceramics. Cleveland recreation centers provide social activities for Seniors including Social Hours, card games, dominoes, chess and checkers. For further information on Senior Programs, call 216.664.2356.