2016 Winter Brochure - Douglas Park Community Centre

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801 West 22nd Avenue, Vancouver, BC V5Z 1Z8
Tel:604-257-8130 (press #1)
www.douglasparkcc.org
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Recreation Guide
Winter 2016
Jointly operated by Douglas Park Community Association and the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation
Register online
In July 2015, Vancouver upgraded its registration and reservation
system for recreation programs across the city.
The new system now allows you to:
Never registered online before?
• Register for programs.
• Create a wish list of your preferred programs.
1. Go to recreation.vancouver.ca.
2. Click Sign In or Create an Account to set up your
• Purchase and renew your pass (e.g. Flexipass).
• Check your Flexipass expiry date.
If you have not used your online account
since July 2015:
1. Go to recreation.vancouver.ca.
2. Click Sign In, select Forgot your password? and follow the
steps to get your new password.
information is correct.
winter programs.
If you used your online account to register for fall 2015
programs (e.g. swim lessons) or to renew/purchase
passes (e.g. Flexipass), please continue to use your
account as before.
All Vancouver Park Board community centres are
currently using the new system. We hope that you will
your needs.
Administration .................................................................. 29
Adult ............................................................................ 18-24
Birthday Parties .................................................................11
Community Association …................................................ 22
Community Day …............................................................. 23
Fitness & Exercise Room ............................................... 30-31
Licensed Preschool .............................................................. 4
Music ................................................................................ 15
Preschool/Children ......................................................... 6-14
Pottery ......................................................................... 16-17
School Age Care .................................................................. 5
Senior .......................................................................... 25-27
Special Interest ................................................................. 28
Tapestry Community Rooms .............................................. 24
Youth…..........................................................................12-14
Hello from Douglas Park Community Association!
DOUGLAS PARK COMMUNITY CENTRE
It has been a busy Fall season at Douglas Park Community Centre. Some of
the highlights include: the now annual Open House where we showcase
the best the centre has to offer, a big milestone celebrating the Wednesday
Social Club’s 50th anniversary, as well as the Halloween for Kids event.
This Fall saw continued investment in key programs. For children and
youth we have expanded afterschool care and increased enrolment in the
RALLY and young leadership programs. We are pleased to welcome Lorelei
Lauten, Recreation Programmer II from Hillcrest CC. She will be focused on
helping us expand our seniors programs and older adult programs. Check
out the large number of new programs we are adding to the Winter 2016
program. The pottery studio is also growing, and we are hosting a pottery
show and sale in the Spring, It will be a great opportunity for students to
sell their amazing creations and the community to take home a unique
piece of art.
The Playground Committee has kicked off. We have started fundraising for
the additional funds needed to make the new Douglas Park playground as
amazing as our existing one. Throughout the upcoming year, we will be
updating with designs and funding events for the community. If you wish
to get involved or discuss sponsorship opportunities, please contact the
centre. We look forward to working with the community.
Thank you to all the volunteers, board members and staff who continue
to make Douglas Park Community Centre the heart of such a great neighbourhood.
Saskia Battersby - DPCA President
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801 West 22nd Ave. Vancouver, BC V5Z 1Z8
tel: 604-257-8130 (press #1)
fax: 604-257-8532
email: [email protected] website: www.douglasparkcc.org
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COMMUNITY CENTRE - WINTER HOURS
Effective Jan 3 - Mar 31, 2016
Monday - Thursday Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Our centre has
7:45am - 10:00pm
9:00am - 9:00pm
9:00am - 3:30pm
9:00am - 4:00pm
Office Hours: Centre office closes 1/2 hour before scheduled closing time.
Community Centre Closed: Feb 7, Mar 25, Mar 26, Mar 27 and Mar 28.
Exercise Room Hours and Exercise Room Holiday Hours: See Page 31.
COMMUNITY CENTRE - HOLIDAY HOURS
NEW
Exercise Room
Hours, see
page 31
Effective Dec 20 - Jan 4, 2016
SUN
MON
TUE
WED THU
FRI SAT
Dec 20
Closed
Dec 21
7:45am6:00pm
Dec 22
7:45am6:00pm
Dec 23
7:45am6:00pm
Dec 24
7:45am6:00pm
Dec 25
Closed
Dec 26
Closed
Dec 27
Closed
Dec 28
Closed
Dec 29
7:45am6:00pm
Dec 30
7:45am6:00pm
Dec 31
7:45am6:00pm
Jan 1
Closed
Jan 2
9:00am 3:30pm
Jan 3
9:00am 4:00pm
Jan 4
7:45am 10:00pm
Holiday hours subject to change.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
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See page 22 for details.
WELCOME
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Registration is on a first come, first served basis. See page 2 for details.
Thursday, December 3
at 9:00am
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LICENSED PRESCHOOL
Douglas Park Licensed Preschool 2015-2016
douglasparkpreschool.blogspot.ca
Douglas Park is still accepting registration for the current 2015-2016 school year. If your child
was born in 2012, they are eligible for a 3 year old space in our current school year.
Douglas Park Preschool strives to provide high quality, affordable and accessible child care to
all children and families. The Douglas Park Preschool classes provide children with an environment that fosters a well-rounded social, learning, experience in a fun and safe space. Our
enthusiastic, caring, ECE Licensed Professionals provide a warm, nurturing environment for
children to play, learn and grow in.
The preschool program follows an Emergent Curriculum philosophy, it is play-based, and
programming initiated by the children’s interests. The program encourages, exploration and
creativity in a fun, stimulating environment through, art, music, dramatic/creative play and
outdoor play. Other skills children will learn through social play within the classroom are
math, science, creativity, literacy and language and problem solving. These skills are learned
in the block area, at circle time, at free art and free play time.
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Current Fees
3 Year Olds $155/mth
Tue/Thu - Morning 9:25am - 11:25am
4 Year Olds
For information on Licensed Preschool
or School Age Care, contact
[email protected] or 604-257-8134
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$195/mth
Mon - Fri 9:15am - 11:15am
Mon - Fri
12:15pm - 2:45pm
Mon/Wed/Fri - Morning
9:05am - 11:35am
Mon/Wed/Fri - Afternoon
12:25pm - 2:55pm
2016-2017 Preschool
Registration
If your child was born 2013 they are eligible for enrollment in the 3 year
old program for 2016 - 17 school year. ONLINE registration for the 3 year
old 2016 - 17 preschool program is on March 10, 2015 at 9:00am. The
remaining 4 year old* spaces will also be open for enrollment.
*Registrants must have been born in 2012.
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Sibling Priority
Registration
If you have a child born in 2013 and want to register for the 2016 - 17
preschool year, we have sibling priority available. Children with a sibling
who attended Douglas Park Preschool in the 2010 - 11 school year or
later, are eligible. Applies only to new 3 year old spaces, not 4 year
old spaces!
Priority Registration: IN PERSON
One Day Only: 8:30am - 12:00 noon
Wednesday March 2, 2016
Anyone missing this date will register on the general public registration day.
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PRESCHOOL OPEN HOUSE
Thursday Feb 18, 2016 6:00pm - 7:00pm
Looking for a preschool program for September 2017? Come and meet the teachers, see the preschool space
and ask questions! Children are welcome but please note there will be limited toys and activities available.
All of our programs are currently full. Please contact the front office or Rosie at 604-257-8134
to put your child on the ongoing waitlist.
Douglas Park strives to offer quality care in an environment that offers children a safe, nurturing
place for them to socialize and participate in programmed activities.
We only offer care to children attending Emily Carr and Edith Cavell schools. Children are picked
up at their school and walked back to the community centre. We only offer fulltime spaces
(Mon-Fri).
Current Fees and Times
Aftercare Only (Mon-Fri)
Aftercare + Morning Care (Mon-Fri)
Aftercare 3:00pm - 6:00pm
$350/month
$405/month
Morning Care 7:30am - 9:00am
Our fees include scheduled school Professional Day coverage and Early Dismissals. Winter
Break Camp, Spring Break Camp, District Closure Camp and Summer Camp are all a separate
internal priority registration with an additional cost to the monthly fee.
Kindercare Program (Carr/Cavell)
6-8’s Program Carr
6-8’s Program Cavell
9-12’s Program (Carr/Cavell)
SCHOOL AGE CARE
School Age Care 2015 - 2016
5 years old
6-8 years old
6-8 years old
9-12 years old
Kindercare 2016 - 2017 Registration
Registration begins online. Thursday Feb 11, 2016 @ 9am
SAC Winter Break Camp 2015 (Kindergarten -12 yrs old)
Ongoing Registration Currently Online or In Person. No single day registrations.
Week 1
December 21-24
18511
$190/4 sessions
Week 2
December 29-31
18512
$150/3 sessions
Child must be at minimum currently attending Kindergarten
Camp is from 8:00am – 5:30pm
Calendar of activities will be available at the office in December 2015.
REFUND POLICY: In order to receive a refund, notice of withdrawal must be given in WRITING by Dec 7, 2015. If notice is given on Dec 7 or later, no refund will be given.
SAC Spring Break Camp 2016 (Kindergarten -12 yrs old)
Ongoing Registration Currently Online or In Person. No single day registrations.
Week 1
March 14 -18
18514
$225/5 sessions
Week 2
March 21-24
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$180/4 sessions
Child must be at minimum currently attending Kindergarten
Camp is from 8:00am – 5:30pm
Calendar of activities will be available at the office in February 2016.
REFUND POLICY: In order to receive a refund, notice of withdrawal must be given in WRITING by Feb 22, 2016. If notice is given on Feb 22 or later, no refund will be given.
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HOLIDAY PROGRAMS
HOLIDAY PROGRAMS
Holiday Design and Build
Mon 9:30am - 10:30am
$32/3 sessions
Nov 30 - Dec 14
20383
Wed 1:00pm - 2:00pm
$32/3 sessions
Dec 2 - Dec 16
20384
Ornaments with Sarah
3-10 yrs
3-6 yrs
Sarah Hayes
Use a variety of materials to create imaginative holiday structures,
such as snowmen, reindeers and houses.
Sarah Hayes
Make holiday ornaments for home and tree using salt dough, card,
wood, paint, glue, sparkles and other fun materials!
Mon 10:45am - 11:45am
$32/3 sessions
3-6 yrs
Wed 2:15pm - 3:15pm
$32/3 sessions
3-6 yrs
Wed 3:30pm - 5:00pm
$47/3 sessions
5-10 yrs
Creative Fun & Games
Nov 30 - Dec 14
20385
Dec 2 - Dec 16
20386
NEW
Dec 2 - Dec 16
20387
8 mo- 4 yrs
Samantha Craig
A gym-play-based program with parents/caregivers/daycare provider participation. Make new friends in family fun social program with
toddler toys, interactive areas, games, crafts and sing-a-longs.
Mon-Thu 9:00am - 11:00am $20/4 sessions, $5/drop-in Dec 21 - Dec 24
20816
Winter Break Camp
8-12 yrs
Nicolle Koeppel
Come join the Youth Staff for amazing adventures each day of the
first week of Winter Break. Every day will be a new adventure from
swimming to indoor bouldering.
Dec 21- Mon Swimming At Hillcrest
Dec 22- Tue Bowling
Dec 23- Wed Ice Skating
Dec 24- Thu Movies & Baking
Mon-Thu 9:00am - 5:00pm
$160/4 sessions
Festive Fabric Art 3-6 yrs
Sarah Hayes
Use fabric and a variety of other materials to make holiday projects like
snowmen, reindeer and trees!
Mon 1:00pm - 2:00pm
$32/3 sessions
Wed 9:30am - 10:30am
$32/3 sessions
Nov 30 - Dec 14
20388
Dec 2 - Dec 16
20389
Santa Safari
3-6 yrs
Sarah Hayes
What will Santa see on his Safari? A reindeer? A polar bear? Elves? Use
art materials and get creative.
Mon 2:15pm - 3:15pm
$32/3 sessions
Nov 30 - Dec 14
20392
Holiday Mixed Media Art 3-10 yrs
Sarah Hayes
Join Sarah for art and crafts relating to the festive season. Have fun
making snowmen, decorating trees, stars and lots more.
Wed 10:45am - 11:45am
$32/3 sessions
Mon 3:30pm - 5:00pm
$47/3 sessions
3-6 yrs
5-10 yrs
Wheel Throwing - Mini
Rochelle Davidson
NEW
Dec 2 - Dec 16
20393
Nov 30 - Dec 14
20394
19+ yrs
For students comfortable with centering and throwing cylinders and/or
bowls who wish to sharpen their throwing skills and forms. Due to the
shortness and focus (skill development) of the course, projects may not
be fired. Clay must be purchased from Douglas Park CC.
Tue 7:00pm - 9:30pm $63/3 sessions
Dec 1 - Dec 15
20493
Thu 7:00pm - 9:30pm
$63/3 sessions
Dec 3 - Dec 17
20494
Dec 21 - Dec 24
20639
WINTER BREAK CAMP 2015
Kindergarten - 12 years old (child must be currently in Kindergarten) Register Today!
Please dress accordingly for outtrips and weather. Please bring a full lunch plus a morning and afternoon snack. Outtrips depart after 10:15am and
return by 4:00pm. Daily details will be posted in the childcare room. Refund Policy: No refund will be given after Dec 7. For more information, contact
[email protected]
Mon Dec 21 - Centre Day: Holiday Crafts/Baking
Week Dec 21 - 24
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$190 / 4 days
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LIMITED SPACES!
Tue Dec 22 - Jungle Jacs (indoor playground)
Wed Dec 23 - Grouse Mountain: Peak of Christmas
Thu Dec. 24 - Winter Wonderland Skate
Mon - Thu 8:00am -5:30pm
Week Dec 29 - 31 Tue Dec 29 - Centre Day: Pizza/Pajama Party!
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$150 / 3 days
18512
SPACES STILL
AVAILABLE!
Wed Dec 30 - Indoor Beach (6 pack volleyball)
Thu Dec 31 - Science World
Tue - Thu 8:00am - 5:30pm
SPORTS
Creative Fun and Games
8 mo-4 yrs
Samantha Craig & Rose Fabbiano
A gym-play-based program with parents/caregivers/daycare provider participation. Make new friends in family fun social program with toddler toys,
interactive areas, games, crafts and sing-a-longs. Parents are required to
supervise their own children.
Wed 9:00am - 11:00am $60/12 sessions
Jan 6 - Mar 23
34373
Fri 9:00am - 11:00am $55/11 sessions
Jan 8 - Mar 18
37374
Mon-Thu 9:00am - 11:00am NEW
$20/4 sessions, $5/drop-in Dec 21 - Dec 24
20816
Mommies in Motion
16+ yrs
Toni Durbin
Stroller fitness at Douglas Park. Total body fitness class for moms with their
babies or toddlers in strollers. All levels welcome! This program is held
outdoors, please dress accordingly.
Thu 10:35am - 11:35am
$38/4 sessions, $11/drop-in
Jan 21 - Feb 11
34465
Thu 10:35am - 11:35am
Feb 18 - Mar 10
34466
Thu 10:35am - 11:35am
Mar 17 - Apr 7
34467
Baby Sign Language
0-24 mo
Into Yoga with Sheri Kauhausen
Did you know that babies understand and can communicate long before
they are able to speak? Using songs and games, learn basic American Sign
Language (ASL) hand gestures to facilitate communication with your hearing child. Bring your baby to class. Sleeping babies welcome.
Mon 12:30pm - 1:15pm $52/4 sessions
Feb 29 - Mar 21
34357
Sportball Parent and Child
Sportball Limited
2-3 yrs
Sportball Parent and Child programs introduces children to eight core
sports. Parent participation required.
Tue 11:00am - 11:45am $144/9 sessions Tue 1:15pm - 2:00pm $144/9 sessions Jan 12 - Mar 8
34556
Jan 12 - Mar 8
34557
Sportball Multi-Sport
3.5-5 yrs
Sportball Limited
Sportball Multi-Sport introduces preschool children to eight core sports of
the Sportball methodology. No parent participation.
Tue 11:50am - 12:50pm $144/9 sessions
Kick It Up Soccer Saturdays
Jan 12 - Mar 8
34555
1.5-7 yrs
Ron Way
Dribble, pass, shoot and score! An intro to soccer through games and drills.
Parent participation encouraged. Classes held at Edith Cavell Elementary
School gymnasium, 500 West 20th Ave. (and Tupper St.).
Sat 8:30am - 9:00am 1.5-3 yrs
$66/8 sessions (*no class Feb 6)
Sat 9:00am - 9:30am 1.5-3 yrs $66/8 sessions (*no class Feb 6)
Sat 9:30am - 10:15am 3-4 yrs
Sat 10:15am - 11:00am 4-5 yrs
Sat 11:00am - 11:45am 4-6 yrs Girls
Sat 11:45am - 12:30pm 3-5 yrs
Sat 12:30pm - 1:15pm 5-7 yrs
Kick It Up Soccer Sundays
Ron Way
Jan 9 - Mar 5*
34443
Jan 9 - Mar 5*
34444
Jan 9 - Mar 5*
34445
Jan 9 - Mar 5*
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Jan 9 - Mar 5*
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Jan 9 - Mar 5*
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Jan 9 - Mar 5*
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PRESCHOOL / CHILDREN
SOCIAL
1.5-7 yrs
Dribble, pass, shoot and score! An intro to soccer through games and drills.
Parent participation encouraged. Classes held at Edith Cavell Elementary
School gymnasium, 500 West 20th Ave. (and Tupper St.).
Sunday Mar 20
10:00am - 1:00pm
Buy or sell your children items,
clothes, toys, books, collectibles
and more!
Tables are $25
FREE ADMISSION
Sun 8:30am - 9:00am 1.5-3 yrs
Sun 9:00am - 9:30am 1.5-3 yrs
Sun 9:30am - 10:15am 3-4 yrs
Sun 10:15am - 11:00am 4-5 yrs
Sun 11:00am - 11:45am 5-7 yrs
Jan 10 - Mar 6*
34450
Jan 10 - Mar 6*
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Jan 10 - Mar 6*
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Jan 10 - Mar 6*
34453
Jan 10 - Mar 6*
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*tables on sale Sat Dec 12th at 9am, in person only
*no business merchants or resale of commercial goods
All prices subject to GST where applicable.
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Music and Movement ARTS & CULTURE
Sing A Little Song
0-5 yrs
Jennifer Hershman Simple songs to encourage singing. This class offers some movement and
dance, and your child will be introduced to a wide range of percussion instruments. Drop-ins welcome. Parent participation required.
Mon 9:15am - 10:00am $72/9 sessions, $9/drop-in(*no class Feb 8)
Jan 4 - Mar 7*
34553
Baby and Me Music 0-2 yrs
Jennifer Hershman
Simple songs to introduce your baby to music. Enjoy percussive instruments, finger puppets and storytime. Drop-ins welcome.
Mon 10:15am - 11:00am $72/9 sessions, $9/drop-in (*no class Feb 8) Jan 4 - Mar 7*
34356
Dance with Me Toddler 1-3 yrs
Lisa Sars
Parents and toddlers will move and groove to music. Simple movements,
songs and colorful props will be used. Parent participation required.
Wed 9:30am - 10:15am
Jan 13 - Mar 9
34376
Fairy Dance 3-5 yrs
Lisa Sars
Come wear a tutu and dance! A light hearted class teaching the elegant
fairy dance. Please come in a costume and bring a water bottle.
Wed 10:25am - 11:10pm
$72/9 session, $9/drop-in
Jan 13 - Mar 9
34395
Yoga Dance
3.5-5 yrs
Lisa Sars
Children are guided through imaginative movement and music exercises
exploring the energies of the animals, shapes and tools in Hatha. Please
wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle.
Wed 11:20pm - 12:05pm
$72/9 sessions, $9/drop-in Mini Hip Hop
Jan 13 - Mar 9
34567
NEW
Vancouver Performing Stars
3-4 yrs
Learn the basic style of hip hop dance in this high energy program. Discover new and exciting moves while learning fun and challenging choreography. Beginners welcome! Classes held at Tapestry Community Rooms,
2821 Heather St. *see page 24
Wed 4:00pm - 4:45pm
$89/9 sessions
TAP
Junior Hip Hop
Jan 13 - Mar 9
34428
5-7 yrs
NEW
Learn the basic style of hip hop dance in this high energy program. Discover new and exciting moves while learning fun and challenging choreography. Beginners welcome! Classes held at Tapestry Community Rooms,
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Wed 5:00pm - 5:45pm
$89/9 sessions
2-3 yrs
TAP
Jan 13 - Mar 9
34429
Join your child in this high energy class full of singing and dancing. We
will learn simple songs and beginner dance movement to help build your
child’s self-confidence and coordination. Parent or guardian participation
is mandatory.
Sat 9:15am - 10:00am $89/9 sessions (*no class Feb 6)
Jan 9 - Mar 12*
34468
Mini Performing Stars 3-4 yrs
Dance and sing their favourite show tunes! Performers will develop
rhythm, characterization, coordination and musicality through movement
and song. Students must be able to participate without an adult.
Sat 10:15am - 11:00am
Jan 9 - Mar 12*
34459
Junior Performing Stars
5-7 yrs
Learn all the essential skills to be a dynamite musical theatre performer!
We’ll explore oldies, modern hits, Disney and Broadway.
Sat 11:00am - 11:45am
Jan 9 - Mar 12*
34441
Mini Star Tappers
3-4 yrs
This beginners introduction to tap will include a fun warmup and children
will begin to learn the fundamental steps of this exciting form of dance!
Sun 9:15am - 10:00am $89/9sessions (*no class Feb 7)
Jan 10 - Mar 13*
34460
Junior Star Tappers
5-7 yrs
Sun 10:15am -11:00am $89/9 sessions (*no class Feb 7)
Jan 10 - Mar 13*
34442
Parent and Tot Ballet
NEW
1.5-2 yrs
Introduce your little ones to the world of dance. Classes are designed to
encourage little dancers to join in and have fun while dancing with mom
or dad.
Fri 3:15pm - 3:45pm
$85/10 sessions
Mini Ballet
Jan 8 - Mar 11
34432
NEW
3-4 yrs
Introduce your child to the world of ballet. These classes develop coordination, musicality and fluidity of movement while having fun. Increased
ballet technique is expected at each progressive level. Appropriate dance
shoes and attire please. Child must be able to attend class alone. Children
will dance for parents on the last day of class.
Fri 3:45pm - 4:30pm
$99/10 sessions
Jan 8 - Mar 11
34458
NEW
YOGArt
2-5 yrs
Sunflow Kids
YOGArt is a playful, introductory class for children to explore the world of
yoga and art. Children will practice nature and animal poses as well as relaxation and breath awareness activities. Parent participation not required.
Thu 10:00am - 11:00am
Thu 1:00pm - 2:00pm
Jan 7 - Mar 10
34568
Jan 7 - Mar 10
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NEW
Kids Yoga
Junior Ballet
NEW
5-7 yrs
Introduce your child to the world of ballet. These classes develop coordination, musicality and fluidity of movement while having fun. Increased
ballet technique is expected at each progressive level. Appropriate dance
shoes and attire please. Children will dance for parents on the last day of
class.
Fri 4:30pm - 5:15pm
$99/10 sessions
6-12 yrs
Sunflow Kids
Yoga will be explored through energetic flows and relaxation time. Each
class will incorporate individual, partner and group activities, music and
yoga games!
Thu 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Jan 7 - Mar 10
34455
Jan 8 - Mar 11
34431
Spring Break Classes
Art Science Camp
FITNESS & HEALTH
4-6 yrs
Sarah Hayes
Join Sarah for a week of scientific experiments: including rockets,
lava, lamps and more!
Mon - Thu 9:15am - 11:15am
$44/4 sessions
Carpentry Capers Camp
Sarah Hayes
Mar 21 - Mar 24
34433
4-6 yrs
A fun hands-on carpentry class for little builders. Create structures
with wood & other materials.
Mon - Thu11:30am - 1:30pm
$44/4 sessions
Art Play Camp
Sarah Hayes
Mar 21 - Mar 24
34471
3-6 yrs
A fun-filled exploration of a variety of art mediums; painting, drawing, collage, crafts and more.
Mon - Thu 1:45pm - 3:45pm
$44/4 sessions
Mixed Media Art Camp
Sarah Hayes
Try various media, art supplies and get creative.
Mon - Thu 4:00pm - 6:00pm
$66/4 sessions
Mar 21 - Mar 24
34401
5-12 yrs
Mar 21 - Mar 24
34436
Cartooning Spring Break Camp 6-12 yrs
Young Rembrandts
NEW
At Young Rembrandts Cartooning workshop, students will learn the
essential skills they need to create exciting cartoon characters with
expressive faces and dynamic poses.
Thu 9:00am - 12:00pm
$30/session
Thu 9:00am - 12:00pm
$30/session
Mar 17
38086
Mar 24
38087
Red Cross Babysitting Training 11+ yrs
First Aid Hero
Exploring the Business of Babysitting
- Creating Safe Environments - Safely
Caring for ages 0-12 yrs - First Aid Skills.
Please bring a lunch for the day. Register early, spaces limited.
Sat 8:30am - 3:30pm
$63/person
Mar 19
34546
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Clay Club
ARTS & CULTURE
Join us for afterschool clay social. Personal creativity and ideas guide the
pottery projects and techniques to make them real. Please bring a smock.
Thu 3:30pm - 5:00pm
$94.50/9 sessions
Jan 14 - Mar 10
34371
Pottery for Two - Parent & Child
Rochelle Davidson
A fun, creative class where children and parents focus on process, exploration and experimentation in clay.
Sat 9:30am - 11:00am
$150/10 sessions (*no class Feb 6) Design and Build
3-6 yrs
Sarah Hayes
A class for the budding architect or engineer! Create imaginative structures
and forms using paint, glue, wood, boxes and lots more!
Wed 9:30am - 10:30am
$90/10 sessions
Jan 6 - Mar 9
34378
Storytime Art
3-6 yrs
Sarah Hayes
Come and join Sarah for an exciting story and then make an art project
centred around the tale. Dress for a mess as you will be painting, gluing,
constructing and more.
Wed 10:45am - 11:45am
$90/10 sessions Jan 6 - Mar 9
34558
Art Around the World
Sarah Hayes
3-6 yrs
Each week children will learn about a different country and create art from
that culture. Come and join Sarah in making masks from Africa, lanterns
from China and much more.
Wed 1:00pm - 2:00pm
$90/10 sessions Dinosaur Digs
Sarah Hayes
Jan 6 - Mar 9
34353
3-6 yrs
Create and investigate those creatures from a long time ago! Using a
variety of materials including paint, paper, cardboard tubes, boxes, glue,
feathers and lots more, your child will have fun making dinosaurs whilst
learning about them.
Wed 2:15pm - 3:15pm
$90/10 sessions
Clay Play
Children’s creativity, fine motor skills and socializing are encouraged
through playful exploration with clay. The focus is on play versus product.
Work the child wishes to keep will be fired, then glazed or painted. Please
bring a smock or equivalent to class.
Tue 10:15am - 11:15am
$76.50/9 sessions
FUNdamental Drawing
Jan 9 - Mar 19
34544
6-12 yrs
Young Rembrandts
Inspire your child’s love of art through the power of drawing! In a Young
Rembrandts drawing class, our elementary-age curriculum is designed to
teach basic to advanced drawing skills, art techniques and vocabulary. All
NEW Lessons Every Session!
Mon 3:45pm - 4:45pm (*no class Feb 8)
$112/8 sessions
Jan 11 - Mar 7*
34408
Mixed Media Art
6-12 yrs
Sarah Hayes
Experiment with all forms of art materials and techniques including painting, sculpting, fabric art, paper mache, pastels and more.
Wed 3:30pm - 5:00pm
$100/10 sessions
MAY
1
Jan 6 - Mar 9
34462
Pots 4 Parents
ALL AGES
Sun 11:00am - 2:30pm
Children, spend a creative afternoon
painting a handmade pot to be cherished forever or gifted to a parent or
family member. Pots are crafted and
provided by Douglas Park Pottery instructors and students.
All pottery is food, dishwasher and microwave safe. Please pre-register.
$22 per pot
37844
Jan 6 - Mar 9
34463
3-6 yrs
NEW
Rochelle Davidson
10
6-10 yrs
Rochelle Davidson
Jan 12 - Mar 8
34372
APR
24
Pottery Club Sale
Sun Apr 24 10:00am-3:00pm
Douglas Park Pottery Club members will show and sell their
handmade items, unique pieces of both functional and
decorative porcelain, and stoneware. Studio members are
available during sale hours to answer your questions. Cash
or cheques only, cannot accept debit or credit cards.
Traditional Kung-Fu
6+ yrs
Sifu Marquis Lung (Tue) and Jason Chu (Fri)
Learn traditional forms, weapon forms, sparring and self-defence. Gain
physical and mental strength, develop self-confidence and discipline.
Classes are taught in partnership with Marquis Lung Traditional Kung Fu
Academy. A member fee for the Northern Shaolin Lung Chi Cheung Association is included in program course fee. This class meets twice a week
on Tuesdays and Fridays. Please visit session or contact Sifu Marquis Lung
(Master Instructor) for appropriate skill level prior to registration. Youth
and adults are welcome to join. www.northernshaolin.com
Beginner
Tue 4:30pm - 5:45pm / Fri 4:30pm - 5:45pm
$173/20 sessions
Intermediate
Tue 4:30pm - 6:00pm / Fri 4:30pm - 6:00pm
$193/20 sessions
Advanced
Tue 4:30pm - 6:30pm / Fri 4:30pm - 6:30pm $203/20 sessions
Jan 5 - Mar 11
34601
Jan 5 - Mar 11
34602
Jan 5 - Mar 11
34598
Birthday Parties
0 - 15 yrs
The Douglas Park Community Centre is excited to help you plan
an unforgettable birthday party! Party activity, refreshments and
dining can be hosted in our room spaces. Choose from either the
Gymnasium or Douglas Lounge packages.
CHILDREN / YOUTH
MARTIAL ARTS
Birthday Parties are available on Sun Jan 3, 10, 17, 24, 31,
Feb 14, 21, 28, Mar 6, 13.
Only one Playtime Party or Hockey Party can be booked per
date.
Birthday Party information sheet, event tips and FAQs available at Main Office. In-person registration only.
Gymnasium Playtime Party includes
Gymnasium for indoor activity, playtime or sports, Gym Stage to
host up to 30 seated guests, party leader to assist with set-up and
take-down, party clean-up and safety monitoring. Soccer balls,
basketballs, soft activity balls, 2 goal nets, hula-hoops, parachute
and plasma scooters included.
12:00pm - 3:00pm (includes setup and take down) Fee: $150
SPORTS
NEW
Tennis Red Ball Beginners
6-11 yrs
Gymnasium Hockey Party includes
This program uses a scaled down court, low compression Red or Foam
Balls and modified Racquets. It focuses on athletic development and will
provide the student with the ability to serve, rally and score on a mini 1⁄2
court. Classes are held indoors at Douglas Park CC Gymnasium.
Gymnasium for indoor activity or sports, Gym Stage to host up
to 30 seated guests, party leader to assist with set-up and takedown, party clean-up and safety. Plastic hockey sticks, safety goggles and goalie equipment (2 sets) and 2 goal nets included.
Sat 11:30am - 12:15pm
6 - 8 yrs
$64/6 sessions
Feb 6 - Mar 12
38051
Douglas Lounge Party includes
Sat 12:30pm - 1:30pm
9 - 11 yrs
$84/6 sessions
Feb 6 - Mar 12
38052
Gord Hauka Tennis
Tennis Orange Ball Novice Gord Hauka Tennis
NEW
6-11 yrs
This program uses a modified 3⁄4 court and develops fundamental skills
with an Orange low compression ball. Classes are held indoors at Douglas
Park CC Gymnasium.
Sat 1:30pm - 2:15pm
6 - 8 yrs
$64/6 sessions
Sat 2:15pm - 3:15pm
9 - 11 yrs
$84/6 sessions
Feb 6 - Mar 12
38053
Feb 6 - Mar 12
38054
Douglas Lounge room to host up to 50 seated guests, party leader to assist with room set-up and take-down, and party-clean-up.
User group is responsible for own activity.
Button Maker
Add a 3” inch button maker to your party event. Includes custom
button-making service, a staff operator and all supplies. Just provide your image and we’ll have the buttons ready for your event.
See party package for specific details (up to 5 images). Fee $75
11
CHILDREN / YOUTH
Bricks 4 Kids - Space Adventures 5-10 yrs
ARTS & CULTURE
NEW
Drama Bugs
9-12 yrs
Rebecca Salters
In this fun filled class we will use drama games, movement, improvisation
and character creation to create and direct your own performances in class,
build confidence and make new friends.
Thu 6:00pm - 7:30pm
34700
Rebecca Salters has a graduate degree in Drama and Community arts from
Manchester Metropolitan, England. Rebecca also has her Early Childhood
Assistant Certificate.
Glee Club
8-12 yrs
Step into the shoes of a star! This is a fun and energetic class designed to
train young performers singing and dance technique while creating their
own Glee Club! An informal presentation will take place on the last day of
the program.
Sat 11:45am - 12:45pm
Jan 9 - Mar 12*
34410
Senior Star Tappers
8-12 yrs
Children will demonstrate what they have learned for parents on the last
day of class.
Sun 11:00am - 11:45am
$8 9/9 sessions (*no class Feb 7)
Jan 10 - Mar 13*
34549
EDUCATIONAL
Bricks 4 Kids - Mining & Crafting 5-10 yrs
Kids will face new challenges each day, building motorized Bricks 4 Kidz
models and crafting key elements from the popular Minecraft game. The
program will be filled with fun and creative engineering builds, team
building exercises and much more.
Wed 3:45pm - 4:45pm
$75/5 sessions
Bricks 4 Kids - Air, Land & Sea
Jan 6 - Feb 3
34363
5-10 yrs
Kids will learn what makes each machine unique and how it moves, exploring concepts such as buoyancy, propulsion, lift and g-forces! Whether
you’re a high-speed thrill-seeker or just curious about how things work,
this unit offers something for everyone.
Wed 3:45pm - 4:45pm $75/5 sessions
Bricks 4 Kids - Angry Birds & Bad Piggies
Feb 10 - Mar 9
34360
5-10 yrs
Kids will be challenged to build items from the popular game of Angry
Birds. Set your birds to flight by launching them on catapults and slingshots to destroy pigs.
12
Sat 1:15pm - 2:15pm
$75/5 sessions
Jan 9 - Feb 6
34361
Kids will learn about real-life space exploration and build models related
to the NASA space program. All models are motorized, and utilize gears,
axles, levers, and other simple mechanisms to transfer motion.
Sat 1:15pm - 2:15pm
$75/5 sessions
Feb 13 - Mar 12
34362
FITNESS
NEW
Teen Yoga
13+ yrs
Sunflow Kids
Teen yoga develops physical fitness through yoga poses and flow sequences, specifically focusing on balance, strength, coordination and flexibility.
No experience necessary.
Thu 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Jan 7 - Mar 10
34563
COOKING
Junior Chefs - Girls Only
9-12 yrs
Calvert Clark Wallace & Payvand Pejvack
Girls just wanna have fun! Explore and cook a variety of recipes, meals
and desserts. Bring an extra container to take home goodies. Please notify
instructor of any dietary concerns.
Thu 6:30pm - 8:30pm $118/9 sessions
Jan 14 - Mar 10
34603
Baker’s Dozen
Rebekah Stewart
9-12 yrs
It’s all about the sweet stuff. Bake cookies, cobblers and tasty creations.
Bring an extra container to take home goodies. Please notify instructor of
any dietary concerns.
Mon 3:30pm - 5:30pm $72/8 sessions (*no class Feb 8)
Snack Attack
NEW
Rebekah Stewart
Jan 11 - Mar 7*
34604
9-12 yrs
Starts with Gym time, working up your appetite to make some awesome
after school snacks. Please notify the instructor of any dietary concerns.
Fri 3:15pm - 5:30pm
$30/5 sessions
Fri 3:15pm - 5:30pm
$30/5 sessions
FEB
12
Jan 8 - Feb 5
34611
Feb 12 - Mar 11
34613
Pre-Teen Dance Grades 5-7
Fri 7:00pm - 9:00pm
This is a Special Event - Pre-Teen Dance being organized by our Senior
Youth Council. Youth staff will be on site to ensure all participants have
a fun and exciting experience. Ticket price include one beverage and
a bag of chips.
Feb 12th $6.00 in advance / $8.00 at door 38042
Friday Night Fun
11-13 yrs
Payvand Pejvack and Oliver Hack
Guys and girls, spend Friday evenings at Douglas Park with Payvand and
friends! Play, air hockey, board games, socialize, hangout and have fun!
Activities are held in the Laurel Room.
Fri 6:00pm - 8:30pm
FREE (*no class Feb 12)
Friday Night Swimming
Jan 8 - Mar 18
34616
8-10 yrs
Rebekah Stewart and Calvert Clark Wallace
Get a ride to the local pool every Friday night and splash around with our
great youth staff.
Fri 6:00pm - 8:30pm
$25/5 sessions
Jan 8 - Feb 5
34626
Fri 6:00pm - 8:30pm
$30/6 sessions
Feb 12 - Mar 18
34627
Spring Break
Pre-teen Program 2016
Grade 4-7 (8-12 yrs old)
Mon to Fri 9:00am - 5:00pm Mar 9 -13 / Mar 16 - 20 $150/week
Come join the R.A.L.L.Y. leadership kids for a couple of fun
weeks of out-trips and learning. Each day we will go out on
various trips throughout the city. Activities will included:
swimming, ice-skating, lasertag, mini golf, movies, outdoor
sports, museums, and more. *schedule and outtrips subject to change
Week
1
March 14-18
$200 / 5 sessions
37739
Week
2
Mar 14 - Mon
Mar 21 - Mon
Swimming
Swimming
Mar 15 - Tue
Mar 22 - Tue
Driving Range
Matinee - Cineplex
Park Day
Beatty - Bio Diversity Museum
Hive Climbing
Watermania
Mar 16 - Wed
Mar 23 - Wed
Mar 17 - Thu
Mar 24 - Thu
Mar 18 - Fri
Mar 25 - Fri
Matinee - Cineplex
Card Games Club
Kelvin Chan
Sat 1:00pm - 3:00pm FREE Art Attack – Girls Only
Community Youth Worker
Jan 9 - Mar 19
34629
10-12 yrs
This multi-media art group will try several different mediums of art, from
painting, beadwork, fimo and various forms of construction. Registration
is required as space is limited.
Sat 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Jan 9 - Feb 6
$25/5 sessions34631
Sat 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Feb 13 - Mar 12
$25/5 sessions34632
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
Rebekah Stewart
8-11 yrs
Just the girls; every week we will do a different activity from DIY mani/pedi’s, swimming, movies and baking. Discuss current topics around growing up a girl and how to navigate positively within your circle of friends.
Tue 6:00pm-8:00pm
$45/9 sessions
Jan12 - Mar 8
38045
Closed
Winter Break 2015
9-16 yrs
Yu-Gi-Oh, Magic, Chaotic, & Pokeman Cards are the world’s most popular
card games, played by all ages. The players “battle” it out with different
strategies. Not only is it fun it also trains us to think and react creatively.
March 21-24
$160 / 4 sessions
37740
CHILDREN / YOUTH
SOCIAL
Mon to Thu 9:00am - 5:00pm
Dec 21 - Dec 24
$160/4 Sessions
Nicolle Koeppel
Come join the Youth Staff for amazing adventures each day of
the first week of Winter Break. Every day will be a new adventure from swimming to indoor bouldering.
Week Dec 21 - 24
1
$160 / 4 sessions
20639
Dec 21 - Mon Swimming At Hillcrest
Dec 22 - Tue Bowling
Dec 23 - Wed Ice Skating
Dec 24 - Thu Movies & Baking
Monthly Youth Activity
13-18 yrs
Fri Jan 22 – Spa Day 37731
Fri Feb 19 – Dinner & Gym Time 37733
Fri Mar 18 – Movie 37734
All other Fridays, feel free to drop in and hang out.
Play the Wii, listen to music or use the gym if available.
Please register prior to attending. 6:00pm - 8:30pm FREE
13
CHILDREN / YOUTH
Pro-D Days
Pre-teen Outtrips
Are you ready to spend your Pro-D Days in an exciting way?
Come and join the R.A.L.L.Y. participants on these amazing outtrips
FEB
9
9:00am - 5:00pm
PT 37743 / NR 37741
Watermania
APR
18
9:00am - 5:00pm
PT 37744 / NR 37742
The Zone Blowling
Full-Time RALLY participants fee included in monthly payment.
Part-Time (PT) RALLY participants $25/day Non-RALLY (NR) participants $40/day
*Activities subject to change, space is limited. Contact Starla for details.
LEADERSHIP
YOUTH COUNCIL
Peer Leadership/Counciling
NEW
11-13 yrs
The first part of being a good leader is being able to listen and respond
with empathy. When we are able to learn healthy communication skills
our ability to be a leader for others is improved. Often to be a strong leader
we need to be able to articulate what others are thinking and feeling. This
introductory program to leadership will work on language to use when
talking with others, body posture, and how to help guide the conversation.
Location: Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 24
Tue 4:00 pm - 5:00pm
TAP
$56/8 sessions
Community Leadership
Jan 12 - Mar 1
37745
NEW
13-17 yrs
Do you ever feel that you have so much more to offer the world but are not
given the opportunity because of your age? Work with the Community
Youth Worker to make those ideas and feelings come to reality. Focus on
building the ground work to getting those ideas out of your head into the
real world. The group leadership program will see you working collaboratively with the others in the group to get tangible results in the community,
from your ideas. Location: Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St.
*see page 24
TAP
Tue 5:15pm - 6:30pm
$64/8 sessions
Jan 12 - Mar 1
37773
Youth Week 2016
May 1st - Skate Comp
May 7th - Creekside Activities
Look for various free youth activities
(swims, games nights, movies etc.)
throughout the entire week all across the
City of Vancouver! Ask your local youth
worker for more information.
Youth Café - Saturdays
14
Jan 9 - Mar 19 10:00am - 2:00pm
Douglas Park Youth Councils – If any of the below councils sound
interesting to you or you would like to have additional information
please contact your Community Youth Worker - Starla Bayley at
[email protected] or 604-257-6951
Sr. Council 13-18 yrs
The Douglas Park Youth Council promotes youth program planning. They
help with community projects, special events, fundraising and address
youth issues. Each year the council finds a social or environmental issue
that they spend some of the meeting addressing and finding ways they
can help. Meetings are recorded for volunteer hours. Come to meetings
and meet other fellow youth in the community and have fun. The youth
council consists of an annually elected Executive and is supervised by the
Community Youth Worker and other Douglas Park Youth Staff.
Wed 6:00pm - 7:30pm Jan 13/27, Feb 10/24, Mar 9/23
FREE34635
Jr. Council 10-12 yrs
The Jr. Council meets weekly on Wednesdays after school. The group
works on organizing one large activity each season and touches on extra
community issues both globally and locally. A great introduction to committees and how things, in groups, get done.
Wed 4:00pm - 5:00pm
Jan 13 - Mar 9
FREE34636
CWYC (City Wide Youth Council) 13-17 yrs
Just as the name implies, this council is constructed of youth from all
across the city and meets at City Hall. Each community centre has two representatives from their Sr. Council that works with other youth from across
the city on one of four committees; Youth Week, Fundraising, Global Issues
and Social Activities. This council meets the second Wednesday of each
month from 6:00pm-8:00pm.
Support Youth Programs on Saturdays. The youth volunteer operated
café in the main lobby serves hotdogs, sandwiches, hot soup, light
snacks and drinks! All proceeds go to youth programs and services.
Guitar Lessons - Private
10+ yrs
Jeff Tacak
MUSIC
Music Lessons
Beginner guitar lessons are suitable for children who have little or no guitar
experience. The 30 minute private lessons focus on basic understanding
of playing the guitar in a safe, fun and friendly environment. We practice
with popular songs, including songs selected by the children, to encourage them to practice and learn the skills required to play. Intermediate
and adult students are encouraged to register and improve performance.
Children will need to bring their own guitar for the lessons and practice in
between lessons.
Piano Lessons – Private
6+ yrs
Learn piano from a qualified, experienced instructor. All ages and adult students welcome. Priority pre-registration for ongoing students. Due to the
popularity of weekday afterschool timeslots, new students please contact
Front Office for registration and waitlist details.
Emily Lee
Mon 3:30pm - 8:15pm $198/9 sessions (*no class Feb 8)
Jan 4 - Mar 7*
34477 to 34485
Wed 3:30pm - 7:00pm $220/10 sessions
Jan 6 - Mar 9
34486 to 34493
Taylor Hett
Tue 3:00pm - 9:30pm $220/10 sessions Jan 5 - Mar 8
34513 to 34525
Thu 3:00pm - 9:30pm $220/10 sessions
Jan 7 - Mar 10
34526 - 34539
NEW
Sun 9:00am - 1:00pm $198/9 sessions (*no class Feb 7)
Tue 5:00pm - 8:30pm
$185/10 sessions
Wed 5:00pm - 7:00pm
$185/10 sessions
Jan 5 - Mar 8
34415 to 34421
Jan 6 - Mar 9
34422 to 34425
Guitar - Beginner Group Lessons
Jeff Tacak
10+ yrs
For beginners. Learn the basics of the guitar such as tuning, chords, scales
and simple songs in all styles. Learn basic music theory as it applies to the
guitar. Bring your own guitar.
Wed 7:30pm - 8:30pm
Jan 6 - Mar 9
$120/10 sessions 34411
Jeff Tacak has been teaching guitar lessons at Douglas Park for 6 years and
always enjoys meeting new students. He has studied music at Douglas College and has years of experience playing professionally. Jeff teaches many
different styles of music and has an in-depth knowledge of music theory and
technique.
Jan 10 - Mar 13
38044 to 38050
Kelly Kim
Fri 4:00pm - 7:00pm $220/10 sessions
Jan 8 - Mar 11
34494 to 34501
Sat 9:30am - 1:00pm $220/10 sessions
Jan 9 - Mar 12
34502 to 34512
Emily Lee – UBC B.Mus. General Studies, UBC Secondary Music Education
Stream. Emily is an experienced pianist and instructor, she has been teaching
piano from beginners to advanced level. Royal Conservatory Music Students
are welcome for both practical and theory exam preparation. Emily is fluent
in English and Korean.
Taylor Hett – VCC Music Degree, Douglas College piano and composition major. Taylor has taught all ages and experience levels. Taylor enjoys focusing on
each student’s needs, abilities and caters each lesson accordingly.
Kelly Kim – UBC M.Mus. Piano Performance, UofA B.Mus. Piano Performance.
Kelly has won numerous awards and trophies in numerous competitions
including the Vancouver Women’s Musical Society and Performing Arts BC
Festival. Kelly is pianist of the Vancouver Island Symphony Orchestra, a piano
instructor, chamber pianist and piano accompanist.
Glee Club
NEW
8-12 yrs
Step into the shoes of a star! This is a fun and energetic class designed to
train young performers singing and dance technique while creating their
own Glee Club! An informal presentation will take place on the last day of
the program.
Sat 11:45am - 12:45pm
Jan 9 - Mar 12*
34410
15
POTTERY
POTTERY
MON
TUES
Clay Play
3-6 yrs
with Rochelle
10:15am - 11:15am
Pottery - Slow
Pots
WED
Children
Art Classes
with Sarah
9:00am - 5:30pm
Page 10
THUR
FRI
SAT
Pottery for Two
with Rochelle
Clay Club
9:30am - 11:00am
with Rochelle
3:30pm - 5:00pm
Wheel
Throwing Beginner and
Intermediate
with Rochelle
11:30pm - 2:00pm
with Rochelle
11:30am - 2:30pm
Teen Pottery
with Meg
Wheel
Throwing Advanced
Handbuilding
7:00pm - 9:30pm
4:00pm - 6:00pm
Ceramics
with Maggie
with Meg
7:00pm - 9:30pm
Clay Play
with Rochelle
7:00pm - 9:30pm
3-6 yrs
NEW
Rochelle Davidson
Children’s creativity, fine motor skills and socializing are encouraged
through playful exploration with clay. The focus is on play versus product.
Work the child wishes to keep will be fired, then glazed or painted. Please
bring a smock or equivalent to class.
Tue 10:15am - 11:15am
$76.50/9 sessions
Jan 12 - Mar 8
34372
Clay Club
6-10 yrs
Rochelle Davidson
Join us for afterschool clay social. Class, personal creativity and ideas
guide the pottery projects and techniques to make them real. Please bring
a smock.
Thu 3:30pm - 5:00pm
$94.50/9 sessions
Jan 14 - Mar 10
34371
Teen Pottery Clay is not included for adult pottery classes.
Adult students and pottery club members
purchase clay from instructor or Studio
Manager. No outside clay permitted. Tool
kits are recommended and are available for
$26 + GST
11-15 yrs
NEW
Meg Hubert
Explore your creative ideas in this project based class. Develop basic
hand-building and wheel throwing and surface decoration techniques
while looking at historical and contemporary artists for inspiration. Bring a
smock! Price of clay and glaze are included in the registration fee.
Tue 4:00pm - 6:00pm
$117/9 sessions
Ceramics
Jan 12 - Mar 8
34562
19+ yrs
Maggie Boyd
This is a project based ceramics workshop. Learn basic ceramic skills to allow you to create projects out of clay. Combine handbuilding and wheel
throwing. Clay must be purchased from Douglas Park CC.
Mon 7:00pm - 9:30pm
$187.50/10 sessions (*no class Feb 8) Jan 11 - Mar 21*
34365
Pottery for Two - Parent & Child
Handbuilding
A fun, creative class where children and parents focus on process, exploration and experimentation in clay. Please bring a smock.
This is a project based class where you will learn a variety of hand-building
and surface decoration techniques for making almost anything you can
imagine. Suited for any skill level. Please bring your own smock, ideas, and
inspiration. Clay must be purchased from Douglas Park CC.
Rochelle Davidson
Sat 9:30am - 11:00am
$150/10 sessions (*no class Feb 6) 19+ yrs
NEW
Meg Hubert
Jan 9 - Mar 19
34544
Tue 7:00pm - 9:30pm
$206.50/11 sessions
Pottery - Slow Pots
Jan 12 - Mar 22
34427
19+ yrs
NEW
Rochelle Davidson
A slow introduction to human’s first technological revolution: Clay Form.
Start slowly by pressing/pinching clay, then add coils, manipulate form,
then explore surface details. Please bring your own smock, ideas, and inspiration. Clay must be purchased from Douglas Park CC.
Tue 11:30pm - 2:00pm
$187.50/8 sessions
16
Jan 12 - Mar 15
34364
NEW
19+ yrs
Rochelle Davidson
In a focused and creative class, practice basic wheel techniques, coiling,
pinching methods, learn about clay forms and aesthetics and notions of
beauty. The emphasis is on skill acquisition versus production through
guided repetition. Basic finishing and surface treatments will be covered.
Please bring your own smock, sketchbook, ideas and inspiration. Clay
must be purchased from Douglas Park CC.
Sat 11:30am - 2:30pm (*no class Feb 6)
$205/10 sessions Wheel Throwing - Advanced
Rochelle Davidson
Jan 9 - Mar 19
34566
19+ yrs
For those wishing to increase their skills and ceramic craftsmanship through focused repetition, individual assignments and personalized instruction. We cover finishing, surface techniques in response to ability and
interest (carving, mishima, scraffitto) and glazing. Pre-requisite: be able
to centre and pull cylinders consistently. Clay must be purchased from
Douglas Park CC.
Thu 7:00pm - 9:30pm
$187.50/10 sessions NEW
Wheel Throwing - Mini
Rochelle Davidson
Jan 14 - Mar 17
34565
19+ yrs
For students comfortable with centering and throwing cylinders and/
or bowls who wish to sharpen their throwing skills and forms. Due to
the shortness and focus (skill development) of the course, projects
may not be fired. Clay must be purchased from Douglas Park CC.
Tue 7:00pm - 9:30pm $63/3 sessions
Dec 1 - Dec 15
20493
Thu 7:00pm - 9:30pm
$63/3 sessions
Dec 3 - Dec 17
20494
Tue Thu 7:00pm - 9:30pm $63/3 sessions Mar 24, 29, 31
37842
APR
24
Pottery Club Sale
Sun Apr 24 10:00am-3:00pm
Douglas Park Pottery Club members will show and sell their
handmade items, unique pieces of both functional and
decorative porcelain, and stoneware. Studio members are
available during sale hours to answer your questions. Cash
or cheques only, cannot accept debit or credit cards.
POTTERY
Wheel Throwing - Beginner and Intermediate
Pottery Club
Douglas Park Pottery Club is an ongoing program for pottery
hobbyist to cultivate skill, craft, pottery passions and exchange ideas with the community’s expanding potters. You
can either handbuild and/or work on one of 10 wheels in
our sunlit studio. This is a non-instructional program where
you work independently and follow studio practice and procedures.
Pre-requisite – two Douglas Park Pottery courses or
assessment by Studio Manager. Studio orientation fee $30.
$175/ Fall Season (Sept 1 2015 to Dec 19 2015)
$150/ Winter Season (Jan 2 2016 to Mar 31 2016)
$150/ Spring Season (Apr 1 2016 to Jun 30 2016)
$100/ Summer Season (Jul 2 2016 to Aug 31 2016)
Above fees includes all firings, glazes and slips. All fees
subject to GST where applicable. Clay must be purchased
from Douglas Park CC. Commercial or production pottery is
not permitted. Centre closed on statutory holidays. Above
schedule subject to change. See studio bulletin for updates.
Please contact the Studio Manager,
[email protected]
Rochelle Davidson has a BFA and B.ArtEd from UBC and has worked in clay for
over 20 years. She has participated in workshops at ECUAD, Shadbolt, NCECA
and MISSA. She has been an Artist in Residence, developed and taught public school clay programs, and community centre classes. Rochelle has participated in shows, craft sales and East Van Culture Crawl.
Maggie Boyd, a recipient of the BC Ceramics scholarship, with a BFA from
NSCAD, she has been working with clay for over ten years. She has led classes
in wheel throwing, handbuilding and sculptural installation. Maggie has
worked as a production potter, mold-maker, exhibiting artist , and is excited
to share her fascination with clay.
Meg Hubert is a graduate from Emily Carr
in 2005 as a production potter, sculptor
and painter. She specializes in light design and one-of-a-kind-mugs. She has
taught children and adult classes in wheel
throwing and hand-building at her studio
and Douglas Park Community Centre.
l Kit Fees
Clay & Too
$19 + GST
Stoneware:
26 + GST
Porcelain: $
6 + GST
2
Tool Kits: $
17
ADULT
EXERCISE
DANCE
Zumba®
Perfect for everybody and every body! Each Zumba® class is designed to
bring people together to sweat it on.
Benefits - A total workout, combining all elements of fitness - cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and flexibility, boosted energy and a serious
dose of awesome each time you leave class.
Elizabeth Leon
Tue 9:30am - 10:30am
Jan 5 - Mar 29
$10.47/drop-in 34570
Thu 9:30am - 10:30am
Jan 7 - Mar 31
$10.47/drop-in34571
Roslyn Bauyon
NEW
Flamenco
Maria Avila
Mon 7:00pm - 8:00pm
$10.47/drop-in (*no class Feb 8) Jan 11 - Mar 21*
34572
Jan 9 - Mar 12
34573
Lesley Marahnao
Sat 10:15am - 11:15am
$10.47/drop-in Flamenco is a dynamic art form originating in southern Spain that is now
popular worldwide. This class will focus on basic techniques including floreo (hand work), zapateado (footwork), and palmas (clapping). There will
also be an emphasis on understanding flamenco songs and rhythms. All
levels welcome!
Beginner
Tue 6:35pm - 7:50pm
Intermediate (Experience necessary)
Tue 8:00pm - 9:30pm
Jan 12 - Mar 22
34405
Jan 12 - Mar 22
34404
Tap Dance Beginner Allison Berry
It looks like fun - it sounds like fun - it IS fun! Learn some basic tap steps
and simple routines in a fun, relaxed atmosphere with a friendly and patient instructor. Returning students will learn new steps to add to their
repertoire. No experience necessary. All you need is tap shoes and a sense
of humour! Drop-ins permitted with instructor approval. Zumba® Toning
Elizabeth Leon
Perfect for those who want to party, but put extra emphasis on toning and
sculpting to define those muscles!
Benefits - Lightweight maraca-like Toning Sticks enhances sense of rhythm
and coordination, while toning target zones, including arms, core and lower body.
Elizabeth Leon
NEW
Fri 1:00pm - 2:00pm
Jan 8 - Mar 18
$10.47/drop-in34575
Roslyn Bauyon
NEW
Sun 10:30am - 11:30am
$10.47/drop-in (*no class Feb 7)
Jan 10 - Mar 13*
34576
Wed 7:30pm - 9:30pm
$136/10 sessions, $15/drop-in Hula Dancing for Everyone
Jan 20 - Mar 23
34561
NEW
Lehaulani
Come experience Aloha while learning The Hula. Take a mini tropical vacation while dancing to classics by Elvis and Don Ho. This is a fun, gentle
low-impact exercise to help strengthen your core and lower back. No coconut bras or hula hoops required. $7.00 drop-in if space permits.
Fri 11:00am - 11:45am
FREE
Fri 11:00am - 11:45am
$51.43/8 sessions
Jan 8
34660
Jan 15 - Mar 11
33432
Little Mountain Step ‘n Clog
NEW
18
NEW Exercise Classes
NEW Times
NEW Sessions
see page 30 for calendar
A recreational and performance group doing traditional English step and
clog dancing. Must have attended an introductory class or have experience
with clog or tap dancing.
Beginner
Sat 1:00pm - 2:00pm
$20/6 sessions
Jan 9, Jan 23, Feb 6, Feb 20, Mar 5, Mar 19
34456
Intermediate
Sat 2:00pm - 3:00pm
$2.25/drop-in
Jan 9, Jan 23, Feb 6, Feb 20, Mar 5, Mar 19
34457
The Douglas Park Community Centre and the Vancouver Park Board do not endorse
the views, opinions or advice expressed in these lecture/workshop presentations.
Hisao (Jim) Ichikawa
Trained at Kushi Institute in Massachusetts, Jim talks about preventing
critical illnesses and staying healthy through diet, exercise, and lifestyle.
Thu 7:00pm - 9:00pm
$11/workshop
Feb 25
34358
Emotional Freedom Techniques Workshop
ADULT
Balancing Our Body and Mind
EDUCATION
Ron Jordens
Learn an amazing and powerful technique to reduce or eliminate anxieties, fears, cravings, physical and emotional illnesses. EFT is easy to learn,
self-applied, used anytime, anywhere and can be applied on any emotional or physical issue.
Negotiation Workshop
NEW
Louis Bongiovanni
Learn principled negotiation skills and practice real life cases with an experienced and educated negotiator. Whether you negotiate a real estate contract,
divorce property, car, workers’ contract, negotiation, large and small, it is part
of daily life.
Thu 10:00am - 1:00pm
$57.14/1 session
Mar 10
36605
Dog Education - Beginner - Good Canine
Scott Taylor - Hollywood North Canine Training & Talent
For dogs of any age from puppies to adult. We work on developing your
companion as a Canine Good Citizen. This is a dog that is a pleasure to
own, safe around children and one that you would welcome as a neighbor.
Classes will explore the use of petting, play and food (as reward) in achieving these objectives. The successful completion of each level should take
clients between 2 and 3 sets of 4 classes at each level.
Thu 7:05pm - 8:05pm $80/4 sessions, $20/drop-in
Jan 7 - Jan 28
34382
Thu 7:05pm - 8:05pm
Feb 4 - Feb 25
34383
Mar 3 - Mar 24
34384
Dog Education - Advanced - City Dog
Scott Taylor - Hollywood North Canine Training & Talent
Builds on the foundation of the Canine Good Citizen program - advances the
reliability of your dog’s off leash heeling and recall. Class provides a safe environment to practice around the distraction of other people and their dogs.
Instruction leans on the Open and Utility concepts of dog obedience (A.K.C.)
mixed with Dog Agility. To Competitors - participation will lead to success in
Agility and RallyO. To Pet Owners – have fun with your dog while learning how
to safely afford them the freedom they so richly deserve. The successful completion of each level should take clients between 2 and 3 sets of 4 classes at
each level.
Jan 7 - Jan 28
34379
Feb 4 - Feb 25
34380
Mar 3 - Mar 24
34381
Thu 7:00pm - 9:00pm
$60/workshop
Thu 7:00pm - 9:00pm
$60/workshop
Jan 14 and Jan 21
34382
Mar 3 and Mar 10
34388
Home Buyers Workshop
Allan Seltzer & Shelley Cunningham
If you are buying a condo, townhouse, or single family home, you will learn
everything you need to know. Presented by Allan Seltzer, a licensed Mortgage Consultant and Shelley Cunningham, a licensed Real Estate Agent.
Thu 7:00pm - 9:00pm
FREE / Pre-registration neccessary Feb 18
34437
Earthquake Preparedness - Personal &
Family
We all witnessed the earthquakes
in New Zealand, Haiti and Chile and
saw the devastation caused. Living
in Vancouver, we too could be faced
with an earthquake - yet few of us take the steps to ensure we are prepared. This session covers what is required to develop your family emergency plan, how to conduct a “Home Hazard” Hunt and what to do when
an earthquake strikes. FREE, pre-registration required.
Thu 7:00pm - 8:30pm
FREE
Feb 11
38041
Earthquake Preparedness - Seniors
Many sessions offered for emergency
preparedness focus on families - not
this session. This session is specific
for Seniors focusing on challenges
they may face when preparing for emergencies or disasters. We have all
witnessed the recent earthquakes in Japan & New Zealand and have seen
the devastation caused. Living in Vancouver, we too could be faced with
an earthquake - yet few of us take the steps to ensure we are prepared.
This session will ensure you and your pets are prepared. It covers what is
required to develop your emergency plan, how to conduct a Hazard Hunt
and what to do when an earthquake strikes when you live in an apartment
or strata. FREE, pre-registration required.
Thu 7:00pm - 8:30pm
FREE
Mar 17
34386
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ADULT
FITNESS & HEALTH
Pilates - Matwork
Pilates Unlimited
Improve core strength and increase flexibility with this non-impact exercise. Improve posture, increase range of motion, tone muscles and gently
stretch areas of tightness. Thursday class location: Tapestry Community
Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 24
Level I
Mon 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Thu 7:30pm - 8:30 pm
$144/11 sessions
Jan 4 - Mar 21*
34539
Jan 7 - Mar 24
34540
TAP
Level II
Mon 7:30pm - 8:30pm
Thu 6:30pm - 7:30pm
$144/12 sessions
Jan 4 - Mar 21*
34541
Jan 7 - Mar 21
34542
TAP
Chi Kung Qigong - Chinese Yoga
Florence Chan, Ron Jordens, Hing Tse
Experience a unique combination of meditation, deep breathing and
stretch movements. It helps maintain physical and mental health, improve
balance, and slow down aging. Location: Tapestry Community Rooms,
Tue 5:30pm -7:00pm
$60/12 sessions
Jan 5 - Mar 22
34366
TAP
Hatha Yoga and Body Rolling
Jennifer Rowbotham
This yoga combines breath and yoga postures (asanas) so the practitioner
becomes aware of his/her body, breath and mind. Postures are held for an
extended period of time and some partner work is involved. Body rolling
helps release tension in the muscles and increases flexibility. Body rolling
balls may be purchased through the instructor for $35-42, contact [email protected]. Location: Tapestry Community Room: 2821 Heather St.
*see page 24
Tue 7:45pm - 9:15pm
34389
TAP
Yin Yang Yoga
NEW
Hillary Mastrodicasa
This class starts off with a powerful flow to get the mind focused and the
body warm, we will move through postures with a focus on alignment and
breath using grounding techniques to energize the body up and build
strength in that space. Half way through the class we start to slow things
down moving into a meditative, yin style class to get deep into the muscles
holding postures for a few minutes. This class balances strength building
with flexibility for an overall holistic approach to the practice. All levels
welcome.
Wed 5:30pm - 6:30pm
$110/11 sessions, $12 drop-in
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Jan 13 - Mar 30
38043
Hillary believes in a free, creative style of yoga where each student can feel
comfortable to move to their own rhythm. Hillary’s classes seek to connect:
body and mind as well as student and teacher, and acknowledge and build
relationships in these spaces. She wants to inspire students curiosity to come
to their mat more often and become enthralled in the learning process that is
yoga. www.hillarymastrodicasayoga.com
Yoga4Stiff People
NEW
YOGA4STIFF PEOPLE is a fun interactive class that gets to the heart of poses and
makes yoga accessible for everyone! An all levels yoga series designed for people who would like to improve flexibility, increase strength, and relax the mind
and body. Clear concise instruction, adjustments, workshop style teachings and
demonstrations will make this a unique yoga experience designed to deepen
your practice and understand at any level. Beginners welcome.
Tue 12:00pm - 1:00pm
$57.14/5 sessions
Jan 5 - Feb 2
34293
Tue 12:00pm - 1:00 pm
$57.14/5 sessions
Feb 9 - Mar 8
36595
Yoga4Stiff Guys
NEW
An all levels yoga series designed for guys who want to improve flexibility, increase strength, and relax the mind and body. Although everyone is welcome,
this class pays special attention to parts of men’s bodies that are often least
flexible with an emphasis on poses to open the hips, quadriceps, hamstrings
and lower back. Classes will be held at Tapestry Community Rooms, Rooms,
Wed 8:30pm - 9:30pm
$68.57/6 sessions
TAP Jan 6 - Feb 10
34296
Wed 8:30pm - 9:30pm
$68.57/6 sessions
TAP Feb 17 - Mar 23
36594
Vinyasa Yoga
Sunflow Yoga
A dynamic and challenging sequence of postures that synchronizes breath
with movement in order to build strength, balance and flexibility. All levels welcome.
Thu 8:30pm - 9:30pm
Jan 7 - Mar 10
34564
Iyengar Yoga - Level I and II Grant Richards
Iyengar yoga classes have an emphasis on body/breath awareness, alignment, strength, stability, mobility, balance and relaxation. Wednesday
class location: Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 24
Wed 7:00pm - 8:20pm
34439
Fri 9:30am - 10:50am
$130/10 sessions, $14/drop-in Jan 8 - Mar 11
34440
OsteoGo
Keno Kinoshita
See page 26.
ARTS & CULTURE
Jana Birkett
Our regular drop-in rate is $15 per class, but register for this 2 session trial
and pay only $15 for 2 classes.
Mon 5:10pm - 6:20pm
$15/2 sessions
Jan 4 & Jan 11
34470
Nia
Jana Birkett
Nia reaches thru dance, beyond fitness and into a magical place - this lyrical (dance) routine is deceptively powerful, delivering a high-powered
workout that will leave you feeling strong & centered. For more info see
www.nia-nia.com.
Mon 5:10pm - 6:20pm
$86.50/9 sessions, $15/drop-in (*no class Feb 8)
Jan 18 - Mar 21*
34469
Tai Chi Chuan – 88 Posture Yang Tradition
Paul Leung
Learn the essential elements of Tai Chi and increase one’s core strength,
balance, coordination and concentration. The 88 posture Form of Tai Chi is
a martial art technique practiced for health and longevity. Tai Chi Qigong
exercise is included. Class will be led in English, Cantonese and Mandarin.
Beginner
Mon/Thu 7:15pm - 8:45pm
Intermediate
Mon/Thu 7:45pm - 9:15pm
Jan 4 - Mar 10*
34559
Jan 4 - Mar 10*
34560
Garner Webber
Learn what the Siddha Yogis of South India have been teaching for millennia and experience states of consciousness you never imagined were
possible. Learn third eye, introspection and crown meditations. Location:
Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather St. *see page 24
TAP
TAP
NEW
Leanne Hildebrand
This traditional Japanese art uses hand-dyed Japanese paper called Washi.
It is torn into different shapes and sizes of paper to glue onto a board to
form a picture. It is similar to painting, except it uses paper instead of paint
as the colour. Visually it looks like an oil painting or water colour painting,
but it is all made with paper. Take away 6 paintings through step by step
lessons from simple techniques to more complex ideas.
Mon 6:30pm - 8:00pm
$160/8 session (*no class Feb 8)
Jan 11- Mar 7*
34367
Chinese Calligraphy - Advanced
Pansy Poon
Advanced course on the ancient art of Chinese handwriting. Participants
need to be right handed.
Sat 10:00am - 12:00pm
Drawing & Sketching
Jan 16 - Mar 19*
34365
NEW
Edouard Beaudry
Learn and improve your drawing skills with subjects such as life drawing,
landscapes and many more. Ed will help you unleash your creative self
while deepening your understanding of proportions and how to convey
light and dark. Materials not included, bring rudimentary drawing supplies to the first class. For more on the materials list contact Ed at [email protected]. No class Feb 8th.
Mon 3:15 - 5:15pm $99.05/8 sessions
Shaktipat Meditation
Tue 7:00pm - 8:00pm
$30/6 sessions
Tue 7:00pm - 8:00pm
$30/6 sessions
Chigiri-e Japanese Paper Art
Jan 5 - Feb 9
34451
Feb 16 - Mar 22
34452
ADULT
Nia Try-Out
Jan 11 - Mar 7
33431
MUSIC
Guitar Lessons – Private
10+ yrs
Jeff Tacak
Beginner guitar lessons are suitable for children who have little or no guitar
experience. The 30 minute private lessons focus on basic understanding
of playing the guitar in a safe, fun and friendly environment. We practice
with popular songs, including songs selected by the children, to encourage them to practice and learn the skills required to play. Intermediate
and adult students are encouraged to register and improve performance.
Children will need to bring their own guitar for the lessons and practice in
between lessons.
Tue 5:00pm - 8:30pm
$185/10 sessions
Jan 5 - Mar 8
34415 to 34421
Wed 5:00pm - 7:00pm
$185/10 sessions
Jan 6 - Mar 9
34422 to 34425
Guitar - Beginner Group Lessons
Jeff Tacak
SPORTS
Indoor Hockey
19+ yrs
Join us for a fun and intense workout. Limited drop-in spaces available.
Eye guards are strongly recommended.
Tue 7:30pm - 9:30pm
Jan 5 - Mar 29
34438
For beginners. Learn the basics of the guitar such as tuning, chords, scales
and simple songs in all styles. Learn basic music theory as it applies to the
guitar. Bring your own guitar.
Wed 7:30pm - 8:30pm
Jan 6 - Mar 9
$120/10 sessions 34411
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ASSOCIATION
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The Douglas Park playground is
part of the city’s playground renewal program for 2015-16.
This creates an opportunity for the community to fundraise and provide
input on the design of a new playground. In order to ensure the new
playground is as diverse and fun as the current program the association
will be contributing funds and we have set a fundraising goal for the
playground committee of $100,000.
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Provide your contact details with
the Front Desk or
[email protected]
DOUGLAS PARK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
The purpose of the Douglas Park Community Centre Association is to improve the quality of life of Douglas Park Community residents through
recreation pursuits.
The Douglas Park Community Centre is operated jointly by the Board of
Parks and Recreation and the Douglas Park Community Association. The
Association is a registered non-profit organization whose Board of Directors play a significant role in determining the type of programs and services offered. Over the years, we have renovated the centre, expanded the
preschool and out-of-school care programs, as well as invested in facility
improvements.
We continue to seek new
Board Members and community members that
would like to become
involved. Participate in expanding program services,
organizing events, fundraising, facility and park improvement and addressing
community needs.
If you would like to become more involved please contact 604-257-8130
(press #1) or [email protected]
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DOUGLAS PARK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
2015-2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Back row L-R: Gordon Gram, Jodi MacAuley, Amanda Magee, Christine
Coleman, Chris Lowe, Dale Leibel, Alan Davies
Front row L-R: Cynthia Lau, Anne Tickle, Saskia Battersby, Melanie Tanquilut, Manuel Farrales
Not pictured: Larry Frank, Celeste Munger, Joyce Saben
Follow us! DOUGLASPARKCC Visit our website! www.douglasparkcc.org
COMMUNITY DAY
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Sponsorship Opportunities
Douglas Park Community Day is an excellent opportunity for local businesses to meet their community.
Where Does Your Sponsorship Support Go?
Your sponsorship provides Douglas Park Community Association the opportunity to:
• Provide a free festival for the community
• Promote community programs, partners and the community
• Support volunteer recruitment, training, retention and recognition
Possible Sponsorship Opportunites include
• Sponsoring the Main Stage, an inflatable or a carnival game
• In kind donations (ie) donate tents, tables, complimentary service, etc...
• Monetary donations or gift certificates
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Shaping consumer attitudes toward your company by supporting a local community event
Heightening your community visibility through distribution of event information
Showcasing your company’s social/community responsibility
Look for this icon throughout the upcoming
Increasing your public exposure
Spring/Summer 2016 brochure to find out which
community centre programs will be showcased
with a performance or class demonstration on the
Media Exposure
Community Day Main Stage.
• Event published on several online web listings including popular event websites
• Social media engagement through #douglasparkcc and facebook.com/douglasparkcc
• Company/organization logo on all event marketing materials
We look forward to hosting this event and bringing our community together.
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TAPESTRY
TAPESTRY COMMUNITY ROOMS - WINTER 2016
NORTH ROOM
EAST ROOM
The Douglas Park Community Centre offers programs off-site
at the Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821 Heather Street. The
facility features 2 multi-purpose rooms, suitable for yoga,
pilates, health and wellness, dance, meetings and seminars.
Look for the TAP icon to indicate programs offered at this
facility.
Peer
Leadership/
Counciling
Sketching &
Drawing
Community
Leadership
Mini Hip Hop
Chi Kung
(Qigong)
(Adult)
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Page 20
Shaktipat
Meditation
(Adult)
7:00pm - 8:00pm
Page 21
Hatha Yoga &
Body Rolling
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(Adult)
7:45pm - 9:15pm
Page 20
2821 Heather Street at W 12th Ave.
Vancouver General Hospital
(Adult)
3:30pm - 5:00pm
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W 12th Ave
(3-4 yrs)
4:00pm - 4:45pm
Page 8
W 20th Ave
Douglas Park
Community Centre
Junior Hip Hop
(5-7 yrs)
5:00pm - 5:45pm
Page 8
Iyengar Yoga
Level I / II
W 22th Ave
(Adult)
8:30pm - 9:30pm
Page 20
W King Edward Ave
Pilates Level II
(Adult)
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Page 20
WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!
(Adult)
7:00pm - 8:20pm
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Yoga4Stiff
Guys
W 16th Ave
Laurel St
(Youth)
5:15pm - 6:30pm
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Tapestry Community Rooms
TAP
Oak St
(Youth)
4:00pm - 5:00pm
Page 14
Thursday
Cambie St
Wednesday
Heather St
Tuesday
Pilates Level I
(Adult)
7:30pm - 8:20pm
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Do you have a fun afterschool program idea?
What evening activities would you like to see offered
at Tapestry Community Rooms?
Would you like to offer a course?
Get in touch! [email protected]
SENIOR
Young At Heart
Young at Heart meets every Tuesday.
It is an inclusive, drop-in seniors program. It provides recreational, social, cultural, and educational activities to support
and connect the seniors to the community. It has been proved
that an active life style helps to maintain a healthy mind, body,
spirit and overall well-being.
Young At Heart Newsletter
The Young At Heart Newsletter is published monthly with the
current activities and it is available at the centre.
For more information please contact Lucy at
604-257-8133; email: [email protected]
TUESDAY SENIORS PROGRAM
Bridge Club
With a volunteer instructor, join this casual group for a fun
game of bridge. All skill levels are welcome!
Tue & Thu 1:30pm - 3:00pm
FREE
Scrabble Club
No instructor, Self-Guided. Let’s have fun making words that you
know and learn some new ones. New members are welcome.
Tue 1:00pm - 3:00pm
FREE
Gentle Movement to Music
Lucy Ichikawa
This class offers a series of gentle movements to maintain, improve, and build strength, flexibility, mobility, and balance. It
has been proved that music stimulates the brain, relieves stress,
and enhances body movements. Rejuvenate your mind and
body. “Every move is a good move” Note: No class Dec 8.
Tue 2:10pm - 3:00pm FREE
32490
Dinners
Join us for a delicious full-course dinner. It includes homemade
soup, salad, entrée, dessert, & tea or coffee. Call at 604-2578130 (press #1) by noon on Monday of each week to order your
dinner in advance.
Tue 5:00pm - 6:15pm
$6.50/person
AFTERNOON SOCIAL
You are welcome to drop by and spend a delightful afternoon
enjoying games, workshops, movies, special events, socializing,
and meeting new seniors. Light refreshments are served. Please
check the monthly. Young At Heart Newsletter for the list of activities and guest speakers. Refreshments are served from
3:00pm to 3:30pm.
Tuesdays 3:30pm - 4:30pm
(Our Guests)
Jan 5
Sing Along by Kaye Atkinson
Jan 19
Technology and Aging
Feb 9
Valentine’s Day Celebration
Feb 23
Art Therapy
Mar 1
Understanding GMOs
Mar 8
Let’s start the New Year singing along with Kaye.
Bring your high spirit and we will provide great songs.
by Cosco
With Buddy & Fely Duo
by Jamine M. Ray
Genetically Modified Organisms
by Dr. David Steel
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Sing-alongs
by Kaye Atkinson
Mar 22 Storytelling
by Linda Stender
Mar 29 Anything is Possible
By Karen Magill
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SENIOR
HEALTH & WELLNESS
ARTS & CULTURE
Sketching and Drawing
Healthy Brain
NEW
Edouard Beaudry
Learn and improve your drawing skills with subjects such as life
drawing, landscapes and many more. Materials not included,
bring rudimentary drawing supplies to the first class. For more
on the materials list contact Ed at [email protected].
Classes will be held at Tapestry Community Rooms, 2821
Heather St. *see page 24
Wed 3:30 - 5:00pm
FREE Trial
Wed 3:30 - 5:00pm
$85.71/10 sessions
Jan 13
34352
Jan 20 - Mar 23
38089
TAP
TAP
Dipping Into Watercolour
NEW
Lori Sokoluk
Explore the beauty and freshness of painting in watercolors in
this introductory workshop. We will explore basic techniques,
and produce some lovely floral, landscape, and abstract paintings suitable for framing and gift cards. No experience necessary, all materials provided.
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Th/F 9:00am - 2:00pm
$88.76/2 sessions
Feb 25 & Feb 26
34272
Imperfectly Perfect Art
NEW
Kelly Jimenez
If you wish you could make art but think you are not good at it,
then these workshops are for you. Experience art making when
no judgments or worries are involved. No artistic skill required.
Tue 11:45am - 1:45pm
Collage
Clay
Texture & Colours
Painting
Jan 12
Jan 26
Feb 2
Mar 29
$15.24/1 session
36103
36104
36105
36107
DANCE
Hula Dancing for Everyone
NEW
Come experience Aloha while learning The Hula. Take a mini
tropical vacation while dancing to classics by Elvis and Don Ho.
This is a fun, gentle low-impact exercise to help strengthen your
core and lower back. No coconut bras or hula hoops required.
Jan 8
34660
Fri 11:00am - 11:45am
Jan 15 - Mar 11
$51.43/8 sessions, $7.00 drop-in if space permits
33432
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This workshop encourages participants to actively engage in
protecting and maintaining their brain. Learn strategies and set
goals for improving the health of your mind, body and spirit.
Tue 10:00am - 11:30am
FREE
Feb 23
33409
Nordic Pole Walking & Osteoarthritis
Workshop
This workshop is designed to introduce Nordic pole walking to
individuals with osteoarthritis (OA) as a strategy to maintain or
increase activity. Techniques are taught at a basic level with a focus on take-home activities that can be used immediately. Poles
are provided for use during the class.
Tue 11:00 - 12:30pm
FREE
Mar 1
33436
OsteoGo with Keno Kinoshita
Maintain your physical independence when you strengthen
muscles for stability, improve balance and agility with Keno.
Wed/Fri 11:30am - 12:30pm
Jan 6 - Mar 30*
$144/24 sessions, $6.65/drop-in (*no class Mar 25) 34474
Wed 11:30am - 12:30pm
$78/13 sessions, $6.65/drop-in
Jan 6 - Mar 30
34475
Fri 11:30am - 12:30pm
Steady Feet
Jan 8 - Mar 18
34476
NEW
Sabine Iseli
Steady Feet is a program properly designed for aging adults to
maintain the body healthy, active and with the sense of confidence. Afterwards enjoy some light refreshments.
Thu 10:00 - 11:00am
FREE Trial
Jan 14
36024
Thu 10:00 - 11:00am
$38.09/8 sessions
Lehaulani
Fri 11:00am - 11:45am
FREE
Alzheimer’s Society
Jan 21 - Mar 10
36023
Stretch and Restorative Yoga
NEW
Phillipa Syme
This is a quiet style of Hatha Yoga for all ages and body types to
help you ‘unwind’. The flows are slow and the poses will help
you to focus on a deep mind and body connection as well as
help you release inner tensions. No previous experience in Yoga
is required.
Tue 10:30am - 11:30am
FREE Trial
Feb 12
36118
Tue 10:30am - 11:30am
Feb19 - Mar8
$83.81/8 sessions, $12.00/drop-in if space permits 36120
SENIORS EVENTS
Stitch in Time
DEC
Linda Miller
Knit, crochet, tatting and needlework. Come join this self-directed group and finish all those closet projects just waiting to be
completed.
Mon 7:00pm - 9:00pm (*no class Feb 8)
Jan 4 - Mar 21*
Ping-Pong Drop-in
Enjoy a friendly game of table-tennis with your friends. Year
pass $5. Call 604-257- 8130 (press #1) for same day bookings.
Space permitting. Any other times on a first come, first served
drop-in basis, no call in reservations.
Mon - Fri 9:00am - 1:00pm
$2/hour
Jan - Mar
Pancake Breakfast
Drop-in and enjoy hot pancakes fresh off the griddle served with
butter, syrup, berries and whipped cream! A selection of seasonal fruit, coffee, tea and orange juice will be served. Drop-in
$2.50. 1st Tuesday each month.
Tue 9:30am - 11:00am
Jan 5, Feb 2, Mar 1
Multicultural Mix and Mingle
This Multicultural Mixer hopes to enhance one’s awareness and
create an appreciation of different cultural practices through
talk, discussion and hands on activities such as cooking, games
and/or craft making. The first workshop will be on the Phillipine
Culture.
Tue 11:00am - 12:30pm
$5.71/1 session
Feb 16
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WORKSHOPS / CLINICS
First Aid for Seniors
3rd Year UBC Medical Students
This course is not for certification but is meant as an educational experience to empower seniors and care providers with the
basic knowledge and confidence to identify and assist those
in need of first aid. Topics include identification and first aid
of stroke, heart attack, falls, diabetic emergencies, and seizure.
Please register.
Mon 1:00pm - 3:00pm
FREE
Mar 7
34683
Income Tax Clinic for Seniors
To make your appointment call 604-257-8130 (press #1).
Sun10:00am - 3:30pm
FREE
Mar 13
8
Christmas Luncheon & Concert
Tue Dec 8 12:30pm Enjoy this festive luncheon with friends and family. A full turkey
dinner with all the trimmings, desert, coffee/tea will be served.
Afterward Christmas Concert by the Brock House Big Band.
$17.50/person 20692
DEC
8
Holiday Concert Brock House Big Band
Tuesday Dec 8 2:30pm - 3:30pm
Come, join us, and enjoy the season’s tunes by The Brock House
Big Band. Everyone is invited. Registration is required to attend
this event.
FREE 20893
JAN
20
SENIOR
SOCIAL
Robbie Burns Celebration
@ Champlain CC
Wed Jan 20 3:30pm - 6pm Larger
Text
for seniors
Please join us in celebrating Robbie Burns’ birthday day. The
afternoon will include traditional bagpipe music provided by
Mike Chisholm, highland dancing and of course a taste of haggis, if you dare! We will also enjoy an early dinner of shepherds
pie, salad and dessert. Come dressed in your tartan or plaid and
celebrate this fine Scot. Transportation included, pick-up time to
be determined two days prior to event.
$14.29/1 session 32503
FEB
12
Valentine Chocolate Fondue
& Social @ Hillcrest CC
Fri Feb 12 12:00pm - 1:30pm Enjoy a sinfully decadent afternoon dipping fresh fruit, profiteroles, cakes and more in a fountain of dark or milk chocolate
while socializing with your peers. A light lunch will be served
with hot & cold beverages. Wear red and qualify to win a prize!
Transportation included, pick-up time to be confirmed two days
in advance.
$9.52/1 sess 32504
MAR
15
St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
@ Douglas Park CC
Tue Mar 15 3:30pm - 5:30pm You don’t have to be Irish to participate in this fun and festive
celebration, you just need to wear something green and put
on your party face! A traditional Irish dinner will be served with
festive desserts and drinks to accompany your meal! Lots of fun
and entertainment will be had at this event so register early and
don’t miss out!
$9.52/1 sess 32505
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SPECIAL INTEREST
Wednesday
Social Club
Every Wednesday 3:00pm – 7:00pm
The Wednesday Social Club for people with disabilities has been
meeting at Douglas Park Community Centre since 1968.
It is a social, recreational, and supportive environment where
people come for friendship and connection. We are very inclusive;
all are welcome to come and participate.
The club meets every Wednesday 3:00pm – 7:00pm.
We enjoy a variety of activities, including wheelchair floor hockey,
games, sing-alongs, crafts, movies, guest speakers, special events,
outings, and social dinners. There is no charge to attend this
program, except dinners.
Wednesday Social Club Newsletter
The Wednesday Social Club Newsletter is published monthly
providing information on planned activities and it is available
at the centre. For more information please contact Lucy at
604-257-8133; email: [email protected]
Adaptive Yoga Class
NEW
Mary-Jo Fetterly
Adaptive and Chair yoga with Mary-Jo. Come and enjoy moving and
stretching in a modified chair yoga program that anyone can do and everybody can benefit from. We will focus on “Aging well with Yoga” and
techniques to help with balance, pain management and steadiness.
All props and equipment supplied. Members are Free. Non-members
Wed 3:30am - 4:30pm Members FREE, Non-Members $5
Feb 3, Mar 2, Apr 13
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Wheelchair Floor Hockey with The
Vancouver Fire Department Fire Fighters
Come and join us for this monthly fun game with the Vancouver Fire Department fire fighters on the last Wednesday of each month.
Wed 6:00pm - 7:00pm
Outings
Let’s get together for this social outing, the third Wednesday of each
month, we go out as a group. Pick up a Wednesday Social Club Newsletter
for more information at the centre.
Wednesday Social Dinners
Join old friends or make new ones while enjoying a delicious full course
dinner. Please call at 604-257-8130 Ext.1 by noon on Tuesday of each
week to order your dinner.
Wed 4:30pm - 5:30pm
Wednesdays 5:45pm - 6:45pm (Our Guests)
Jan 13
Bouncing Back: You’re More
Resilient than You Think!
by Shelley Hourston
Feb 10
Sing along by Kaye Atkinson
Mar 9
A guest performer
Mar 23
Story Telling
from Vancouver Adapted Music Society
With Mary Gavan
* No programs Dec 23 and Dec 30. Returning Jan 6. 2016
DEC
9
47th Annual
Christmas Fundraising
Wednesday December 9 3:00pm -7:00pm
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$6.19/person
Program for people with disabilities is accepting donations for raffle prizes
by December 8. Purchase your tickets starting in Nov 2.
The draw date is Dec 9. 0.50/ticket; 3 tickets $1.00 20701
Don’t delay, register early to avoid disappointment!
There are several easy ways to register for Douglas Park Community Centre
programs and services including online, by telephone, or in-person.
If you wait until the last day to register, courses might get full or great
courses could get cancelled. Course availability can be found online or by
telephone.
Late registrations will be accepted online or in-person beyond start date for
most programs, subject to space availability. In the event that the course
you selected is full, you may be placed on a waitlist.
Appropriate program selections and registration are the responsibility of
the person registering for the program. Please review confirmation details
on your registration receipt. Some programs are held offsite at Tapestry
Community Rooms, Emily Carr Elementary School, Edith Cavell Elementary School, Heather Park Tennis Courts and Queen Elizabeth Park Tennis
Courts.
Participants may transfer from one program to another if space is available.
Some social programs and exercise/aerobic classes are drop-in only. Please
arrive early to allow time for payment. Some drop-in programs and sports
programs have maximum capacity participation limits, subject to firstcome, first-served. All prices subject to GST where applicable.
REFUNDS AND WITHDRAWALS
Prior to the program start date
Withdrawals can be made up to 24 hours prior to the program scheduled
second class. Withdrawal/refund requests for all Douglas Park Community
Centre programs must be made directly to the Main Office by calling 604257-8130 (press #1) or in-person. We will process requests as of the date
of notification as received by the Main Office. Requests cannot be backdated. Refunds are subject to $5 administration fee.
On or after the program start date
Withdrawal/refund requests received on or after the start date of the program, regardless of class start time, will be pro-rated as of the date of notification, and cannot be backdated. See below for further details.
Prior to the second class after the program start date
Withdrawal refund requests can be made no later than one business day
(24 hours) prior to the second class. A pro-rated credit for the remaining
classes can be left on your Registration Account for future program registration use. Refund requests will be pro-rated as of the date of notification
and cannot be backdated, and are subject to a $5 administration fee. **
See below for further details.
On or after the second class of the program
Withdrawal/refund requests made on or after the second class of the program, regardless of class start time, will be granted for medical reasons
only for the remaining classes of the program and must be accompanied
by a doctor’s note. Requests will be processed as of the date of notification
and cannot be backdated. Requests (medical reasons) will be pro-rated but
are not subject to an administration fee.
** Exceptions: No refunds or pro-rated refunds will be issued for specialized programs such as Licensed Preschool, School Age Care, RALLY, weekly
daycamps, private or semiprivate music lessons.
MISSED CLASSES AND CANCELLATIONS
Missed classes
Participants are to attend all classes as scheduled for the program in which
they are registered. In the event that a participant is unable to attend a
scheduled class(es) during the program session, make-up classes or refunds for the missed class(es) will not be provided.
Cancellations
Douglas Park Community Centre reserves the right to cancel or alter any
classes, times, costs or locations without notice as required due to insufficient registration, inclement weather, change of policy or availability of
facilities or instructors. Full refunds will be issued for course cancellations
only.
LEISURE ACCESS PROGRAM
The Leisure Access Program provides low-income Vancouver residents with
access to basic recreation programs and services at Park Board facilities at
a reduced cost. Upon qualifying, the subsidy is loaded on a OneCard for
discounted access to all Park Board pools, rinks, and participating fitness
and community centres.
ADMINISTRATION
GENERAL REGISTRATION INFORMATION
For more information visit:
http://vancouver.ca/parks-recreation-culture/leisure-access-card.aspx
Eligible Leisure Access Program patrons are eligible to access Douglas
Park Community Centre association programs, up to 50% discount. Some
programs, workshops, private lessons and services are exempt. Please enquire with staff regarding discount eligibility or financial aid.
PARTY ROOM RENTALS
Planning an event, meeting or social party? The Douglas Park Community
Centre offers a variety of rental spaces. Our facilities are affordable, clean
and located right in your community. We can accommodate events from
10 to 50 people with a variety of room sizes to choose from. Facility room
rental rates are based on room type and operating/non-operating hours
of availability. For more information contact the Front Office at 604-2578130 (press #1).
STAFF DIRECTORY
Peter Fox …………………………… Supervisor of Recreation Services
[email protected] ………………………………… 604-257-8322
Ingrid Richter ………………………………… Recreation Facility Clerk
[email protected] …………………………… 604-257-8322
Ian Su ……………………………………… Recreation Programmer II
[email protected] …………………………………… 604-257-8136
Lorelei Lauten ……………………………… Recreation Programmer II
[email protected] …………………………… 604-257-8135
Starla Bayley …………………………………Community Youth Worker
[email protected] …………………………… 604-257-6951
Lucy Ichikawa ………………………………………… Seniors Worker
[email protected] …………………………… 604-257-8133
Rosie Laforges ……………………………… Licensed Care Coordinator
[email protected] …………………………… 604-257-8134
Our centre has
Free Wi-Fi
Douglas Park Community Centre
[email protected] …………………604-257-8130 (press #1)
Follow us! DOUGLASPARKCC Visit our website! www.douglasparkcc.org
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FITNESS
Monday
Tuesday
Zumba
with Elizabeth
Wednesday
Thursday
OsteoGo
with Elizabeth
with Keno
9:30am - 10:30am
11:30am - 12:30pm
Zumba
Zumba
Toning
with Lesley
10:35am - 11:35am
1:00pm - 2:00pm
Body Sculpt
7:00pm - 8:00pm
5:55pm - 6:55pm
10:15am - 11:15am
Zumba
Toning
with Roslyn
10:30am - 11:30am
Schedule effective Sep 8 to Dec 19 (Fall
2015) Schedule effective Jan 3 to Mar 31
(Winter 2016) No classes during special
events, statutory holidays and holiday
closures. Schedule subject to change.
Perfect for everybody and every body! Each Zumba® class is designed to
bring people together to sweat it on.
Melanie Ma
A fun, high energy workout for all levels that burns fat! Learn dance exercises and choreographed combinations. Finishes with strength training
using free weights and/or dynabands and a cool-down stretch.
Jan 9 - Mar 12
34400
Body Sculpt
Melanie Ma
A mid-tempo cardio workout incorporating power moves. A longer sculpt
session focusing on building functional strength and inner core stability
including the use of free weights and dynabands. Accommodates all fitness levels.
$3.80/drop-in with Elizabeth
Zumba
Zumba®
Fat Burner
Thu 5:55pm - 6:55pm
11:30am - 12:30pm
with Melanie
FITNESS CLASSES
$3.80/drop-in with Melanie
Mommies
in Motion
9:30am - 10:30am
Sunday
Fat Burner
OsteoGo
9:05am - 10:05am
Zumba
Sat 9:05am - 10:05am
Saturday
with Keno
with Toni
with Roslyn
Friday
Jan 7 - Mar 31
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Benefits - A total workout, combining all elements of fitness - cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and flexibility, boosted energy and a serious
dose of awesome each time you leave class.
Elizabeth Leon
Tue 9:30am - 10:30am
Jan 5 - Mar 29
$10.47/drop-in 34570
Thu 9:30am - 10:30am
Jan 7 - Mar 31
$10.47/drop-in34571
Roslyn Bauyon
NEW
Mon 7:00pm - 8:00pm
$10.47/drop-in (*no class Feb 8) Jan 11 - Mar 21*
34572
Jan 9 - Mar 12
34573
Lesley Marahnao
Sat 10:15am - 11:15am
$10.47/drop-in OsteoGo
Zumba® Toning
Maintain your physical independence when you strengthen muscles for
stability, improve balance and agility with Keno.
Perfect for those who want to party, but put extra emphasis on toning and
sculpting to define those muscles!
Elizabeth Leon
Keno Kinoshita
Wed/Fri 11:30am - 12:30pm
$144/24 sessions, $6.65/drop-in (*no class Mar 25)
Wed 11:30am - 12:30pm
Fri 11:30am - 12:30pm
Jan 6 - Mar 30*
34474
Jan 6 - Mar 30
34475
Jan 8 - Mar 18
34476
Benefits - Lightweight maraca-like Toning Sticks enhances sense of rhythm
and coordination, while toning target zones, including arms, core and lower body.
Elizabeth Leon
Fri 1:00pm - 2:00pm
Jan 8 - Mar 18
$10.47/drop-in34575
Roslyn Bauyon
NEW
Sun 10:30am - 11:30am
$10.47/drop-in (*no class Feb 7)
Jan 10 - Mar 13*
34576
Aerobics and Zumba classes will no longer be registered
programs. Please arrive early prior to class start time for drop-in
payment. Effective Aug 20, 10 strip tickets will no longer be
sold. Existing strip tickets are still valid, no expiration date.
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NEW
Our exercise room offers stair climbers, stationary bikes, a recumbent bike,
an elliptical trainer, weights and a treadmill! With each workout, you are
required to pay a drop-in or scan your pass at the front office.
• Lockers are provided for your use while you work out. Please bring your own lock.
EXERCISE ROOM FEES
Drop-in
3 month pass
1 year pass
10 visits
Drop-in Leisure Access Program eligible fee
Monday - Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
ACHIEVE YOUR FITNESS GOALS
• Weight Loss • Strength & Cardiovascular Training •
• Agility & Flexibility Training • And much more •
$3.80
$60
$180
$35
$1.90
Do you want energy, endurance, strength, flexibility? Certified Personal Trainer Toni Durbin offers private weight training and cardio
instruction. Pick up an info sheet from the office. Call 604-257-8130
(press #1) for more info.
7:45am - 9:30pm
9:00am - 8:30pm
9:00am - 3:00pm
9:00am - 3:30pm
Work with our personal trainer Toni Durbin to help you achieve your
fitness goals. Toni will set you on a personalized program and monitor your progress making changes where necessary during your
sessions.
EXERCISE ROOM - WINTER HOURS
Effective Jan 4 - Mar 31, 2016
Personal Training
Personal Training Cost $60/session
Exercise Room Orientation $18.25/session
EXERCISE ROOM
EXERCISE ROOM
Community Centre Closed: Feb 7, Mar 25, Mar 26, Mar 27 and Mar 28.
Toni Durbin is a BCRPA Certified Personal Trainer, BCRPA
Group Fitness Instructor
and Pre & Post Natal Fitness
Specialist. A mom of two and
a sport enthusiast, Toni is
committed to enabling and
empowering women and
men to reach their fitness
goals. Toni has been in the fitness industry for over 9 years
and has been teaching mom
& baby group fitness classes
for more than 7 years.
EXERCISE ROOM - HOLIDAY HOURS
Effective Dec 20 - Jan 4, 2016
SUN
MON
TUE
WED THU
FRI SAT
Dec 20
Closed
Dec 21
7:45am5:30pm
Dec 22
7:45am5:30pm
Dec 23
7:45am5:30pm
Dec 24
7:45am5:30pm
Dec 25
Closed
Dec 26
Closed
Dec 27
Closed
Dec 28
Closed
Dec 29
7:45am5:30pm
Dec 30
7:45am5:30pm
Dec 31
7:45am5:30pm
Jan 1
Closed
Jan 2
9:00am 3:00pm
Jan 3
9:00am 3:30pm
Jan 4
7:45am 9:30pm
Holiday hours subject to change.
Mommies in Motion
Toni Durbin
16+ yrs
Stroller fitness at Douglas Park. Total body fitness class for moms with their
babies or toddlers in strollers. A variety of resistance training, core training
and cardio gets you the best total body workout without going to the gym.
Our instructor, certified in group and pre & post natal fitness, has a passion
for enabling other moms to reach their fitness goals. All levels welcome!
This program is held outdoors, please dress accordingly.
Thu 10:35am - 11:35am
Jan 21 - Feb 11
34465
Thu 10:35am - 11:35am
Feb 18 - Mar 10
34466
Thu 10:35am - 11:35am
Mar 17 - Apr 7
34467
EXERCISE ROOM CONSULTS & ORIENTATIONS
Not sure how to use all the equipment properly? Information is provided
on the operation of the machines and the rules of the weight room. Book a
personal consultation with our qualified staff. Visit or call the office at 604257-8130 (press #1) for an appointment. Cost $18.25
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W I N T E R 2 0 16
SPECIAL EVENTS
801 West 22nd Avenue, Vancouver, BC V5Z 1Z8
Tel:604-257-8130 (press #1)
www.douglasparkcc.org
Breakfast with Santa
Sun, Dec 13, 10:00am - 11:30am
Join us for this festive family event. Enjoy breakfast,
entertainment and a visit with Santa!
Event is suitable for all ages.
Please pre-register in advance, popular event sells out.
$5/person21287
BC Family Day
Mon, Feb 8, 10:00am - 1:00pm
FREE T
N
EVE
Celebrate BC Family Day at Douglas Park Community
Centre with family playtime gym, interactive activities, arts
and crafts. Free Exercise Room admission*.
*19 yrs+ or accompanied with adults.
Easter
Eggstravaganza
Sat, Mar 19, 10:00am - 11:30am
Join us for Eggciting activities, indoor egg hunt. and
the Easter Bunny. Event held in Gymnasium. Suitable
for children ages 0 to 8 years. Please pre-register in
advance. $5/child
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2016 Winter Brochure - Douglas Park Community Centre

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