2024 Redistricting
2024 Redistricting
The Fun Road Ride Challenge is a mile and a half street ride that includes: straights, inclines, and curves for your riding enjoyment! Upon the completion of the course ride, we (the WCC Riders) will invite everyone to try out our new bike trail ride at no additional cost! So, grab your bikes and gear up for a fun Saturday bike riding challenge! Concessions will be open, so stop by the stand for a favorite tasty treat! For questions or more information please contact the Wiggins Community Center at: cbush@annistonal.gov or 256 231-7628.
This program meets once monthly on Saturdays and provides students with hands-on experience building electrical and mechanical projects. Participants learn how to follow detailed instructions while being introduced to foundational engineering concepts across various disciplines.
This program teaches youth the basic fundamentals of modeling, including posture, presentation, and confidence. After completing the instructional sessions, participants will showcase their skills as featured models in our annual Fashion Ball.
For more information, contact Carol Bush at 256-231-7628 or cbush@annistonal.gov.
Athletes travel to various locations across the United States to compete in track and field events. This program enhances exposure and recruitment opportunities for colleges and athletic associations.
Registration is open now. Drills begin in September.
Youth Stars is a community-based service group for teens and young adults. Members assist with community functions and service projects, with travel opportunities included.
This is an ongoing program. For more information, contact Carol Bush at 256-231-7628 or cbush@annistonal.gov.
Gather your team and submit a roster to compete in a double-elimination tournament.
$5 per player
Maximum of 10 players per roster
Games begin in December
$3 door admission per person
Rosters are available online or at the center. For more information, email cbush@annistonal.gov.
Open to youth and young adults (must be at least 10 years old to register). Participants will learn money management, budgeting basics, and foundational business skills.
$2 per class
Classes held at 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM (ages 11 & 13 sessions available)
Participants will learn the basic fundamentals of tumbling as an introduction to gymnastics.
Register online or at the center.
Session dates: January 17 & 19.
Participants will learn fundamental volleyball skills, including passing, hitting, and digging drills. This camp is especially beneficial for students interested in playing at the middle or high school level.
Register online or at the Wiggins Center.
For details, call 256-231-7628.
Participants will develop skills through drills designed to improve hitting, catching, throwing, and overall game techniques.
Training begins in April.
Register online or at the center.
Contact: 256-231-7628 or cbush@annistonal.gov.
Participants will learn essential sewing and clothing repair skills, including:
Replacing buttons
Hemming
Repairing zippers
Fixing tears and rips
Classes begin in February.
Young ladies and gentlemen will learn how to properly set up for events and select decorations for themed parties and special functions. Skills will be practiced during center-hosted events.
This is a continuous program. Participants will be notified when sessions are scheduled.
We understand that many students struggle with reading comprehension and math but may hesitate to ask for help. Our tutoring program provides individualized support in Reading and Math in a comfortable, encouraging environment.
Sessions are available for a small fee and can be scheduled based on duration and frequency needed.
Contact us today to inquire.
Participants will learn proper etiquette for a variety of social and professional settings. The program focuses on respectful communication, grammar, writing skills, and confident speaking.
Registration is available online or in person at the center.
Participants will collaborate on a stage play addressing real-life issues facing today’s youth. This production is designed to provide insight into the challenges young people experience daily and to foster understanding within the community.
An informational meeting will be scheduled for interested participants. Some roles may be pre-selected.
For more information, call 256-231-7628 or email cbush@annistonal.gov.
Students research various topics individually and in group settings, followed by open-forum discussions. Topics explored may later be incorporated into the Stage Play production.
This program partners with Auburn University, offering students opportunities to visit campus and participate in college-level experiences. Participants may be required to attend sessions at Auburn and should dress appropriately.
Students are selected for participation. For more information, call 256-231-7628 or visit the center.
Community members are invited to register for a table space at our yard sale event.
$30 per table
Designated space provided
No alcohol or illegal items permitted
Vendors may sell clothing, shoes, food items, and other approved merchandise. Barbecue sandwiches and plates will be available for purchase during the event.
To register or for more information, call 256-231-7628 or email cbush@annistonal.gov.
All programs will be held at Wiggins Community Center, 2202 West 17th Street, Anniston, AL 36201. We welcome you to any and every program offered!
