Deane Hill Community Center, located at 5930 Lyons View Pike, is one of Knoxville’s recreation centers, providing a variety of opportunities for all ages and abilities. The center has a full-size gymnasium, rec room and kitchen.
This center connects to the Knoxville Bridge Club which has a large bridge/community room.
Below are a few of the activities available at Deane Hill. Contact the center for more information or check the monthly calendar: here.
Adult League Volleyball is a city of Knoxville Athletics Department program that provides team volleyball leagues a venue for play.
After School Program is a free service for parents of children ages 6-12. The program operates from 2:45 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. (with extended hours on half days and early release days), Monday through Friday on Knox County School’s schedule. Participants enjoy gym games, arts and crafts, board games and a daily snack.
Creative Learning Academy is a secular homeschool co-op for preschool to high school aged children. Parents attend and participate in educating their children, in a truly cooperative environment.
Dancing Friends is a free beginner line dancing class. Every class covers a variety of dances and allows a window for socializing.
Homeschool Art is a class designed to explore a variety of art elements and media for budding homeschool artists.
Homeschool P.E. offers classes for ages 5-17. Classes cover stretches, agilities, exercises, sportsmanship and games in a fun and inclusive environment to ensure that physical activity becomes a lifelong passion.
Pickleball is the nation’s fastest growing sport. Pickleball is a hybrid between ping pong and tennis. It is played with a paddle (similar to a ping pong paddle), a whiffle ball and a net either indoors or outdoors. Deane Hill has three indoor courts and Open Play, which means that all members of the community are welcome.
S.A.I.L. (Stay Active & Independent for Life) is a proven falls prevention program that includes aerobics, balance, strength & flexibility training. These elements are designed to improve balance, strength and overall fitness (in a standing or seated position).
Tai Chi is a non-profit program that aims to offer all citizens the many benefits of the practice. Benefits include alleviation of suffering, cultivation of good health to promote physical, mental and spiritual well-being in the community.
Women’s Circuit Workout is a free full body workout for women using body weight and dumbbells. It is designed to increase strength, endurance, balance and flexibility for participants.
W.O.W., Women of Wisdom, is a non-denominational bible study group that emphasizes fellowship and community support. All women are welcome to join!
Youth Basketball League practices are held Monday through Thursday evenings from the first of November through the end of February. Practices are scheduled by WBBL and KYS commissions from 6 p.m. until 8:45 p.m.
Recreation Specialists: Traci Faller and Matt Dake serve the Deane Hill Community Center. (Photo credit: City of Knoxville Parks & Recreation)