PROGRAM GUIDE FALL 2013

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PICKERINGTON PARKS AND RECREATION
PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS
FALL 2013
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
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ADULT PROGRAMS
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SPECIAL EVENTS
PROGRAM GUIDE
IN THIS ISSUE:
City Directory
2
Community Directory 3
Shelter Rentals
3
Preschool Programs
4
Youth Programs
5
Adult Programs
6
Special Events
8
Registration11
REGISTRATION BEGINS
MONDAY, AUGUST 19
FALL 2013
PICKERINGTON PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT, 100 LOCKVILLE ROAD, PICKERINGTON, OHIO 43147
www.pickerington.net | 614-833-2211
CITY DIRECTORY
Parks and Recreation Department · 100 Lockville Road · Pickerington, OH 43147 · PH: 614-833-2211 · FAX: 614-833-2201 · www.pickerington.net
MAYOR
MAYOR’S OFFICE614-837-3974
CITY MANAGER
CITY MANAGER’S OFFICE614-837-3974
PICKERINGTON CITY COUNCIL
CITY COUNCIL614-837-3974
Lee A. Gray
Bill Vance
Gavin Blair, President
Tony Barletta
Jeff Fix
Cristie Hammond
Michael Sabatino
Chris Schweitzer
Meetings are the first and third Tuesday of the month
at 7:30pm in City Hall.
PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD
Carol Carter, Chair
Craig Burre
Aaron Dean
Don Goodrich
Melissa Lisk
Steve Malone
Mike McKinley
Council Representative
Lee A. Gray, Mayor
Bill Vance, City Manager
Lynda Yartin, City Clerk
CITY HALL614-834-3974
BUILDING DEPARTMENT614-833-2221
Sandy Whittington, Building Department Manager
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT
614-833-2204
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
614-833-2221
Joe Henderson, Development Services Director
Scott Tourville, PE, City Engineer
FINANCE DEPARTMENT614-837-3974
Chris Schornack, Director of Finance
HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT
Lynn Miller, Human Resources Director
614-837-3974
Meetings are the second Monday of the month
at 6:30pm at City Hall.
INCOME TAX DEPARTMENT 614-837-4116
PARKS AND RECREATION STAFF
POLICE DEPARTMENT614-575-6911
Rebecca Medinger, Parks and Recreation Director
Stephen Paullin, Recreation Coordinator
Charlie Mastenbrook, Parks Maintenance Supervisor
Wayne Patterson, Parks Maintenance
Kim Pulley, Income Tax Administrator
Michael Taylor, Chief
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Rebecca Medinger, Parks and Recreation Director
614-833-2211
SERVICE DEPARTMENT614-833-2292
Ed Drobina, Service Director
After-hours emergency, please call
Pickerington Police Department at 614-575-6911
UTILITIES BILLING Above: Sycamore Park - Hilltop Shelter Playground
Cover Photo: Sycamore Park - Gazebo
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VISIT WWW.PICKERINGTON.NET TO REGISTER
ONLINE FOR SELECT PROGRAMS
FALL 2013
COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
American Legion Post
614-837-0755
American Red Cross of Fairfield County
740-687-5585
Indoor party facilities
Hickory Lakes
614-837-2143
Indoor/outdoor party facilities
Olde Pickerington Village Business Association
614-321-8221
Olde Pickerington Village Farmers Market
www.pickeringtonvillage.com
Park Alley Banquet Room
614-834-8167
Pickerington Area Chamber of Commerce
614-837-1958
Indoor party facilities
www.pickeringtonchamber.com
614-920-7972
Pickerington Community Theatre
614-863-1861
Pickerington Food Pantry
614-834-0079
Pickerington Kidz
614-204-8273
www.pasasoccer.org
www.pcmafoodpantry.com
www.pickeringtonkidz.com | www.facebook.com/pickeringtonkidz
Pickerington Lions Club
614-833-4728
Pickerington Ponds (Metro Parks)
614-833-1095
www.pickeringtonOH.lionwap.org
614-837-5793
Pickerington Public Library
614-837-4104
Pickerington Senior Center
614-837-3020
Pickerington Violet Festival
614-524-4758
Pickerington-Violet Township Historical Society
614-382-5989
Pickerington Youth Athletic Association
614-920-9635
614-834-1669
POP Community Center for the Arts
614-833-9040
www.violetfestival.org
Information Line
www.pyaa.org
www.pickarts.org
Pickerington Area Soccer Association/
Columbus Futbol Academy
www.pickeringtoncommunitytheatre.org
Pickerington Post Office
Registration begins on Monday, August 19.
Weather Cancellation
Parks and Recreation classes and programs that are held in a school are cancelled on days
when Pickerington Local School District schools are closed due to inclement weather.
Would you like to be a Program Instructor?
Please call us at 614-833-2211 if you have a special interest or talent that you would
like to share with others by teaching a class for the Pickerington Parks and Recreation
Department.
Retreat at Turnberry
614-645-3337
Indoor/Outdoor facilities, Columbus Recreation and Parks Department
Reynoldsburg-Pickerington Rotary Club
614-203-6046
Violet-Township
614-575-5556
614-837-4123
Violet-Township Women’s League
614-833-1148
www.rprotaryclub.com
Violet Township Fire Department
www.violet.oh.us
www.vtwl.org
YMCA – Jerry L. Garver614-834-9622
Shelter House Rentals
Pickerington residents and non-residents may reserve shelters. Even though you may have
a Pickerington mailing address, or live within the Pickerington Local School District, you
may not necessarily live within the Pickerington City limits. Shelter houses are available for
rent April 1 - October 31. Additional information available at www.pickerington.net.
Time
9:00am - 4:00pm
4:30pm - 9:00pm
9:00am - 9:00pm
Resident/Non-ProfitNon-Resident
$40
$80
$40
$80
$80
$160
By registering, participating or using any Parks and Recreation Department programs,
activities, events or facilities you agree to allow publication of photos taken that are
associated with the City of Pickerington.
Hilltop Shelter - Sycamore Park, upper level by tennis courts, seats 48, has one grill,
portable restrooms and electric.
Moorhead Shelter - Sycamore Park, upper level by pond, seats 48, has one grill, restrooms
nearby and no electric.
Pickering Shelter - Sycamore Park, lower level, seats 72, has one grill, restrooms and electric.
Terry O’Brien Shelter - Victory Park, seats 96, has two grills, restrooms and electric.
Park Watch
Disc Golf Course
Photo Release
Please be alert to safety hazards, vandalism and other crimes in our parks. Call the
Pickerington Police Department at 614-575-6911 if you observe any of the above.
Pets in the Park
The only pets allowed in the parks are domestic dogs and cats which must be controlled
at all times and secured to a leash no longer than six feet. Pet owners must clean up after
their animal(s) and must carry a device for this purpose.
FALL 2013
City of Pickerington’s Disc Golf Course is located at 625 E. Columbus Street (SR 256), under
the water tower. There is no charge to play the 18-hole par 65 facility and it is open for play
year-round. Scorecards and pencils are available in the mailbox located west of
the parking lot. Players must bring their own discs.
Emergency Contact Information
All registrants in Parks and Recreation activities must provide an emergency contact
person, phone number and relationship on the registration form.
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PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS
Music, Movement and Me
Certified Early Childhood Music and Movement educator,
Janet Reale teaches music appreciation with songs and
age appropriate activities. Instrument kit, recommended
for Newborns and Infants, can be purchased at class for $6.
Ages:
Newborns - 18 months
Class
Date
Day Time
CR
NR
MMM-01 Sep 10-Oct 15
Tu
9:15-9:45am
$50 $63
We 9:15-9:45am
$50 $63
MMM-03 Oct 29-Dec 10*
Tu
9:15-9:45am
$50 $63
MMM-04 Oct 30-Dec 11** We 9:15-9:45am
$50 $63
*No Class Nov 26
**No Class Nov 27
Remnant Jewels Gymnastics
JumpBunch Sports and Fitness for Kids
Parent and Tot Gymnastics
Ages: 18 - 35 months with a Parent
Ages:
We are here to help children develop a love for learning
through discovery, exploration, fun and challenging
experiences that build long skills while educating them
about good physical fitness, building their self-esteem
and enhancing the development of the whole child.
Class
Date
Day Time
RJG-01 Sept 17-Oct 22 Tu
18 months - 2 years
Class
Date
Class
Date
Day Time
CR NR
$60 $75
JBSF-01
Sep 4-Oct 23
W
6:00-6:30pm
$64 $80
Nov 6-Jan15*
W
6:00-6:30pm
$64 $80
CR
NR
RJG-02 Sept 19-Oct 24 Th
10:10-10:55am
$60 $75
RJG-03 Nov 5-Dec 17*
9:15 -10:00am
$60 $75
*No class November 27, December 25 and January 1
10:10-10:55am
$60 $75
Tu
*No class November 26
**No class November 28
Day Time
CR
NR
Tigers
Ages: 3 years
Ages:
3 - 5 years
Class
Date
Day Time
CR NR
JBSF-03
Sep 4-Oct 23
W
6:30-7:15pm
$64 $80
JBSF-04
Nov 6-Jan15*
W
6:30-7:15pm
$64 $80
Tu
We 10:00-10:30am $50 $63
Class
Tu
10:00-10:30am $50 $63
10:10-10:55am
$60 $75
Ages:
MMM-12 Oct 30-Dec 11** We 10:00-10:30am $50 $63
11:00-11:45am
$60 $75
Class
Date
Day Time
CR NR
*No Class Nov 26
**No Class Nov 27
Tu
10:10-10:55am
$60 $75
JBSF-05
Sep 4-Oct 23
W
5:15-6:00pm
$64 $80
RJG-08 Nov 7-Dec 19** Th
11:00-11:45am
$60 $75
JBSF-06
Nov 6-Jan15*
W
5:15-6:00pm
$64 $80
Ages:
3 - 4 years
Class
Date
10:00-10:30am $50 $63
18 - 36 months with a Parent
JBSF-02
Ages:
9:15 -10:00am
Coaches lead lively, colorful, and age appropriate activities
for toddlers and preschoolers that build motor skills and
balance. Each Lesson features a different activity covering
sports, sports readiness skills, fitness activities and
working together. All equipment will be provided. For
more information go to JumpBunch.com.
Day Time
CR
NR
10:45-11:15am $50 $63
Date
Day Time
NR
Tu
We 10:45-11:15am $50 $63
Panthers
Ages: 4 years
Tu
Class
Date
Day Time
CR
NR
MMM-20 Oct 30-Dec 11** We 10:45-11:15am $50 $63
11:00-11:45am
$60 $75
*No Class Nov 26
**No Class Nov 27
9:15-10:00am
$60 $75
11:00-11:45am
$60 $75
9:15-10:00am
$60 $75
Location:
Music, Movement and Me Studio
5 West Columbus Street
Instructor:
Janet Reale
Baby and Me Yoga
Baby and Me Yoga is open to moms wanting to
relax and connect with their babies. Snap back
into shape while meeting a great community of moms.
Bring a yoga mat, blanket, water and some toys for the
baby.
Ages:
4 weeks to pre-crawling with a Mom
Class
Date
Day Time
CR NR
LET-01
Sept 19
Th
$5 $6
Spanish for Ninos welcomes your child to absorb
the Spanish language through storytelling,
drama, music, movement and culture as a vital part of their
language learning.
Sa
$40
$50
Ages:
2 - 12 years
$50
Class
Date
Historical Society Building
15 East Columbus Street
Instructor:
Janae Davis
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Spanish For Ninos
Sep 7-28
Location: Little Explorer Tours
Explore behind the scenes of fun, educational tours at
Cold Stone Creamery, the Historical Society Building,
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, and Marcus Cinemas.
Come take a look at these facilities that you haven’t seen
before. Adults are free and must accompany children.
Remnant Jewels Staff
BMY-01
$40
JumpBunch Staff
Instructor:
NR
9:00-9:45am
Instructor:
3 - 6 years
CR
Sa
Diley Middle School
750 Preston Trails Drive
Ages:
Day Time
Oct 12-Nov 2
Location: Remnant Jewels Gymnastics
80 West Church Street
Date
BMY-01
K - 5th grades
Location: Class
9:00-9:45am
Tu
NEW!
10:45-11:15am $50 $63
CR
Day Time
CR
SN-01 Sep 10-Oct 15
Tu
6:30-7:00pm
$50 $63
SN-02 Nov 5- Dec 17*
Tu
6:30-7:00pm
$50 $63
Location: Pickerington Christian Church
575 Diley Road
Instructor:
Nella Portal and Barbara Fernandez
NR
Location: 1:00-2:00pm
Cold Stone Creamery
1718 Hill Road North
Class
Date
Day Time
LET-02
Oct 19
Sa
Location: 10:00-11:00am $5 $6
Historical Society Building
Class
Date
Day Time
LET-03
Nov 20
W
Location: CR NR
10:00-11:00am $5 $6
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
Class
Date
Day Time
LET-04
Dec 11
W
Location: CR NR
CR NR
11:00-11:30am $5 $6
Marcus Cinemas
FALL 2013
PRESCHOOL/YOUTH PROGRAMS
Hummingbirds Soccer
Children ages 3-6 have fun and learn the basics of
soccer: dribbling, passing, trapping, shooting, defense,
and positioning. Each session consists of instruction
in each aspect of the game, participation in fun drills
that are designed to teach fundamental skills to such
young children, and low-key, non-competitive games. All
coaching will be conducted by Jump Start Sports staff, but
parents may assist (shin guards are required).
Ages:
Class
3 - 6 years
Date
HBS-01 Sep 18-Oct 23
Day Time
CR NR
W
$55 $69
5:30-6:30pm
Location: Sycamore Park
Softball Fields - Outfields
Instructor:
Jump Start Sports Staff
This class will explore drawing and art to have fun and build
confidence. We draw, color, paint and complete a piece
each week. Students improve their fine motor skills, learn
to follow step by step instructions and improve listening
skills along with creativity. All supplies are included.
4 - 6 years
Class
Date
Day Time
CR NR
Th
4:00-4:45pm
$60 $75
DMD-02 Nov 7-Dec 19** Th
4:00-4:45pm
$60 $75
DMD-01 Sep 5-Oct 24*
*No Class September 26 and October 17
**No Class November 28
Location:
Diley Middle School
Instructor:
Diane Thielman
Exploration of simple machines at an entry level
are applied and discussed in depth. Students
will creatively build and modify machines
through basic engineering skills using our unique LEGO®
kits and curriculum. Students explore concepts such as
simple machines, gearing, forces in motion and much
more!
Ages:
Class
Date
Day Time
JE-01
Oct 1-22
Tu
4:00-6:00pm
575 Diley Road
Instructor:
All About Learning Staff
CR NR
$76 $95
ation!
NEW!
Have fun on a day when Pickerington kids don’t
have school! We will create a 6-pack of Buckeye
flavored ice cream cupcakes and a 6-pack of
gourmet Buckeye candies topped with an OSU pennant
flag decoration. The perfect way to develop young
football fans!
Ages:
5 years and Up
Class
Date
Day Time
BB-01
Oct 17
Th
CR NR
10:00-11:30am $28 $35
Location: Cold Stone Creamery
Instructor:
Lori Cunningham/Ronnie Bouldware
CR - City Residents
NR - Non-Residents
FALL 2013
Ages:
5 years and Up
Class
Date
Day Time
CR NR
Th
6:00-7:30pm
$57 $72
KIK-02 Dec 12-Feb 13** Th
6:00-7:30pm
$57 $72
*No Class October 31 and November 28
**No Class December 26 and January 2
Location:
Diley Middle School
Instructor:
Master Robert Meadows
New
Lo
catio
n!
NEW!
Ages:
4th - 8th grades
Class
Date
Day Time
EE-01
Nov 5-Dec 3
Tu
4:00-6:00pm
CR NR
$76 $95
575 Diley Road
Instructor:
All About Learning Staff
5 - 7 years
Class
Date
Day Time
CR NR
TGL-01
Sep 8-15
Su
2:15-3:15pm
$40 $50
TGL-02
Sep 29-Oct 6
Su
2:15-3:15pm
$40 $50
West Par Driving Range
4020 Old Columbus Road NW, Carroll
Class
Date
Day Time
CR NR
TGL-03
Oct 20-27
Su
1:00-2:00pm
$40 $50
TGL-04
Nov 3-10
Su
1:00-2:00pm
$40 $50
Location:
Four Seasons Golf Center
5000 E. Broad Street, Whitehall
Instructor:
Jim Zielinski
5 years and Up
Date
Day Time
HHT-01 Oct 25
Ages:
NEW!
Just in time for Halloween! We will create our
own set of Halloween treats - Frankenstein
marshmallows, eyeball cake pops and mummy pretzels.
Fun and delicious at the same time!
Class
Golfers are instructed about the fundamentals of golf in a
fun-filled way, utilizing water pistols. Additionally, putting
and introduction to golf etiquette are presented. This
class is an ideal way to introduce children to the game of
golf. Equipment can be furnished for class.
Location:
Haunted Halloween Treats
Ages:
Tiger Golf Lessons
Buckeye Bonanza
Directed by Grandmaster Stephens of Free Spirit Karate
Club, Tae Kwon Do skills help build strength, agility and
coordination. The mental aspect builds self-confidence,
self-control and mental discipline.
Using our unique LEGO® kits, students will
creatively build and modify machines applying
basic engineering principles.
This is an
integrated science and math class. Students will learn a
variety of concepts and apply their acquired knowledge
about gearing and gear ratios, simple machines, problem
solving, and communication skills, throughout this class.
This challenges students to incorporate the traits of an
Engineer in a classroom setting. Includes a Culmination
Event at the end of class.
*No Class November 26
New L
oc
Kids in Karate
KIK-01 Oct 3-Dec 5*
1st - 3rd grades
FUN-gineering
Drawing and Art with Miss Diane
Ages:
NEW!
Gears and Gadgets 1
F
CR NR
10:00-11:00am $18 $23
Instructor:
Ronnie Bouldware
NEW!
Christmas Gift Bucket
Create your own delectable goodies chocolate dipped pretzels, gourmet caramel
apple; and put them all together in a creative
gift bucket. Your child will enjoy creating the treats and
then putting it all together in a decorative gift bucket. The
perfect holiday party host gift, or gift for Grandma!
Ages:
Class
5 years and Up
Date
Day Time
CGB-01 Dec 20
F
CR NR
10:00-11:30am $27 $34
Instructor:
Lori Cunningham
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YOUTH/ADULT PROGRAMS
Youth Drawing and Art
Students will gain confidence as they explore drawing and
various finishing techniques. We will work on cartooning,
still life, graphics and more while learning art history too.
All supplies are included.
Ages:
7 - 12 years
Youth Golf Lessons
Golf instruction covers golf basics; grip, stance, and
alignment. Swing development, the short game-chipping
and putting, golf rules, and etiquette are also covered. This
class is ideal for making golf a game for life. Equipment
can be furnished for class.
Class
Date
Day Time
CR NR
Ages:
8 - 11 years
YD-01
Sep 5-Oct 24*
Th
5:00-6:00pm
$60 $75
Class
Date
Day Time
CR NR
YD-02
Nov 7-Dec 19** Th
5:00-6:00pm
$60 $75
YGL-01
Sep 3-17
Tu
$65 $82
*No Class September 26 and October 17
**No Class November 28
Location:
Diley Middle School
Instructor:
Diane Thielman
Location:
New L
oc
ation!
6:30-7:30pm
Class
Date
Day Time
CR NR
YGL-02
Oct 20-Nov 3
Su
$65 $82
2:30-3:30pm
Location:
Instructor:
Jim Zielinski
Learn modern music and how to play in a rock band. Fun
lessons in guitar, bass, drums, keyboards, vocals, stage
presence, harmony and rhythm are taught. Learn and
write Halloween music to be performed at Pickerington’s
Haunted Village on Wednesday, October 30. No music
experience is necessary. Instruments are provided.
NEW!
Ages:
6 - 10 years
Class
Date
MFRB-01 Oct 5-26
Location: Instructor:
Day Time
Sa
CR
NR
11:00am-1:00pm $50 $63
Rock Factory Studios
449 Hill Road North
8 - 15 years
Date
HVPC-01 Oct 5-26
Date
Day Time
Sep 9-Oct 14
M
6:30-7:15pm
$80 $100
RW-02
Nov 4-Dec 16*
M
6:30-7:15pm
$80 $100
575 Diley Road
Instructor:
Carlos Duran
Voice-overs are hot today! There are more opportunities to
use your voice than ever before. We encourage you to join
us for one of our online, interactive classes, which includes
a live question and answer session. More information will
be available after registration.
Ages:
13 years with an Adult and Up
Class
Date
Day Time
CR
Tu
8:00-10:00pm
$25 $32
NR
Day Time
CR
NR
Sa
$75 $94
VO-02 Oct 10
Th
8:00-10:00pm
$25 $32
VO-03 Nov 19
Tu
8:00-10:00pm
$25 $32
1:30-3:00pm
Rock Factory Studios
449 Hill Road North
Instructor:
Dustin Drerup
Ages:
12 years and Up
Class
Date
Day Time
CR NR
AGL-01
Sep 8-29
Su
3:30-4:30pm
$85 $107
AGL-02
Sep 16-Oct 7
M
10:00-11:00am $85 $107
Location:
Location: Online webinar
Instructor:
Faith Coons - Such A Voice
Class
Date
Day Time
CR NR
AGL-03
Oct 19-Nov 9
Sa
10:00-11:00am $85 $107
AGL-04
Oct 21-Nov 11 M
10:00-11:00am $85 $107
Special Ladies Night Out
Class
Date
Day Time
CR NR
AGL-05
Oct 16-Nov 6
W
$85 $107
7:00-8:00pm
Location:
Instructor:
Jim Zielinski
CR NR
VO-01 Sep 10
Location: PAGE 6 Class
RW-01
You’re On the Air: How to Really Make it
in Voice-Overs! - Webinar class
Use your creativity to build your own Halloween props.
Learn the basics in mold making, casting and painting.
Class concludes with setting up the completed projects
at the Haunted Garden during Pickerington’s Haunted
Village event on Wednesday, October 30. All supplies are
included.
Class
13 - 18 years
Dustin Drerup
Haunted Village Props Class
Ages:
In this fun and interactive class participants
will first familiarize themselves with a variety of
world percussion instruments including rattles, drums,
shakers and sound effect instruments. They will also learn
a repertoire of traditional West African rhythms on djembe
drum!
Ages:
Golf instruction covers the basics of golf; grip, stance and
alignment. Drills to develop a repetitive swing, chipping,
putting, rules, and etiquette are presented. The final
lesson is given at Pleasant Valley Golf Course. This class is
ideal for both, new and experienced golfers. Equipment
can be furnished for class.
Location:
Rhythms of the World
My First Rock Band
Adult Golf Lessons
NEW!
Baby and Me Yoga
Baby and Me Yoga is open to moms wanting
to relax and connect with their babies. Snap
back into shape while meeting a great community of
moms. Bring a yoga mat, blanket, water and some toys
for the baby.
Ages:
4 weeks to pre-crawling with a Mom
Class
Date
Day Time
CR
NR
BMY-01 Sep 7-28
Sa
9:00-9:45am
$40
$50
BMY-02 Oct 12-Nov 2
Sa
9:00-9:45am
$40
$50
Location: Historical Society Building
Instructor:
Janae Davis
Parks and Recreation Department
accepts Visa and MasterCard
for registrations and fees
FALL 2013
Zumba Fitness
Zumba is a Latin dance-inspired fitness program. It
incorporates samba, mambo, meringue, hip-hop,
Bollywood, etc. Some upper body conditions is also
included. The main goal of Zumba is to have fun while
moving to easy-to-follow dance moves. It will burn
calories and assist with weight loss. Bring water to drink
and light hands weights are optional.
Ages:
16 years and Up
Class
Date
Day Time
ZF-01
Sep 9-Dec 9* M
6:15-7:00pm
CR
NR
$36
$45
ADULT PROGRAMS
Fitness Yoga
A very basic self-defense class will be taught to help
defend yourself against a violent attack. Students will have
a better understanding of the signs of violent aggression,
as well as recognizing the violent offender. Wear sweats
and comfortable clothing, this is a physical contact class.
Ages:
Girls 18 years and Up
Ages:
Class
Date
18 years and Up
Class
Date
Day Time
CR/NR
Yoga
Sep 9-Ongoing* M,W 7:00-8:00pm $3/session
*No Class September 30, November 27, December 23, 25,
30 and January 1
Location: Pickerington Senior Center
150 Hereford Drive
Location: Harmon Middle School
12410 Harmon Road
Instructor:
Marilyn Morgan
Instructor:
Pam Gay
Pilates is a body conditioning routine that helps improve
balance, coordination, flexibility and strength. It enhances
core strength by working your abdominals and back.
Exercises can be modified in range of difficulty from
beginning to advanced. Bring a comfortable mat for floor
work. Some classes will use resistance devices that will
provided by the instructor and can be used if desired, but
not required.
Ages:
Class
Date
Day Time
PIL-01
Sep 9-Dec 9* M
7:05-7:50pm
CR
NR
$36
$45
Location: Pickerington Senior Center
150 Hereford Drive
Instructor:
Marilyn Morgan
Sign up for Zumba Fitness and Pilates together for a wellrounded workout and receive a discount!
16 years and Up
Class
Date
Day Time
ZPC-01
Sep 9-Dec 9* M
6:15-7:50pm
CR
NR
$60
$75
CR NR
Tu-Th 6:00-9:00pm $10 $13
Location:
Pickerington Police Department
1311 Refugee Road
Instructor:
Pickerington Police
Volleyball information and team applications will be
available online at www.pickerington.net and at the
Parks and Recreation Department by September. The
department also maintains a free agent list for individuals
who would like to join a team. Player contact information
will be distributed to team managers; however, placement
on a team is not guaranteed. Games are held at
Pickerington High School Central Field House.
18 years and Up
Date
Day Time
CR NR
Aero-01 Sep 17-Oct 22
Tu
7:00-8:00pm $30 $38
Aero-02 Nov 5-Dec 17*
Tu
7:00-8:00pm $30 $38
Location: Harmon Middle School
12410 Harmon Road
Instructor:
Lisa Slatt
Sunday Men’s Basketball League
Fuel for the Long Run
Zumba and Pilates Combo
Ages:
NEW!
Participants will get a full body cardio workout
in this High/Low interval cardio workout with
weights. Using interval cardio/weight training, you will
burn more calories than a traditional aerobics workout.
Participants should bring 2lb - 5lb weights for added
strengthening, water and a mat or towel.
Class
16 years and Up
Time
Sunday Co-Rec Volleyball League
Interval Express
Ages:
Day
WSD-01 Oct 8-10
Pilates
Women’s Self Defense
Based on traditional yoga principles and modern fitness
movements, this program is safe and effective for all age
groups and fitness levels. Arrive on an empty stomach.
Bring a yoga strap or bath towel and a yoga mat. This
is an ongoing class; no pre-registration necessary. Pay
instructor at class.
Fuel for the Long Run is your opportunity to learn about
healthy eating strategies and creating a balance between
nutrition and physical activity. Topics include weight
management, nutrition label reading, healthy cooking
and meal planning.
Ages:
18 years and Up
Class
Date
Day Time
CR
Men’s 18 and up basketball information and applications
will be available online at www.pickerington.net and at
the Parks and Recreation Department in September. The
department also maintains a free agent list for individuals
who would like to join a team. Player contact information
will be distributed to team managers; however, placement
on a team is not guaranteed. Games are held at
Pickerington High School Central Field House.
NR
Location: FLR-01
Sep 5-19
Th
6:15-7:00pm $30 $38
150 Hereford Drive
FLR-02
Oct 3-17
Th
6:15-7:00pm $30 $38
Instructor:
Marilyn Morgan
Location: Columbus Running Company
1250 Hill Road N
Instructor:
Stephanie Hillman, RD, LD
CR - City Residents
NR - Non-Residents
FALL 2013
PAGE 7
SPECIAL EVENTS
Olde Pickerington Village
BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
Pickerington-Violet Township
Historical Society
PO Box 465
Pickerington, OH 43147
614-321-8221
[email protected]
www.pickeringtonvillage.com
The OPVBA promotes and sponsors familyfriendly events in Olde Pickerington Village,
located 4 miles south of I-70 on SR 256
(Columbus and Center Streets).
Olde Pickerington Farmers’ Market
Thursdays, September 5 - 26, 4:00 - 7:00pm
Local farmers, bakers and artisans offer fall
vegetables and fruits, home-baked goods, jams,
honey, arts/crafts, hot donuts and wood fire pizza.
Market site is 89 North Center Street, located
one block north of SR 256 in Olde Pickerington
Village. Shops and restaurants also open. For
more information, contact us at 614-321-8221 or
[email protected].
2nd Annual
Olde Pickerington Village BeanFest
Saturday, September 14, 11:00am – 2:00pm
Outdoor festival on Columbus Street featuring
an amateur chili cook-off, sidewalk and street
sale, Abe Lincoln, historical demonstrations,
children’s activities and games, food vendors, and
bluegrass band “Loosely Strung” performing live
in the Gazebo. For more information and vendor/
chili cook-off forms, call 614-321-8221, or go to
www.pickeringtonvillage.com.
Olde Pickerington Village Holiday
Friday, December 6, 5:00-8:30pm
FREE family-friendly annual event featuring horseand-carriage rides, children’s crafts and storytelling,
strolling carolers, a visit with Santa, Christmas
lights and luminaria, and Pickerington’s Christmas
Tree Lighting Ceremony in Gazebo Park. Shops,
restaurants and the Historical Museum also open.
For more information, go to
www.pickeringtonvillage.com or
www.pickerington.net.
Mail: PO Box 732
614-382-5989
[email protected]
www.pickeringtonhistoricalsociety.com
The Pickerington-Violet Township Historical
Society Museum is open each Saturday from
10:00am – 3:00pm through December 21.
ADMISSION IS FREE. Special fall events open to
the public include:
Annual Founders’ Day Banquet
Thursday, September 12, 6:30pm
Pickerington Senior Center, 100 Hereford Drive
Features dinner, guest speaker and socialization.
Reservations required.
Fee: $16.00
150 Hereford Drive
614-837-3020
www.pickeringtonseniorcenter.org
Mondays – Fridays
8:30am – 4:30pm
Annual Memberships - $12.50
Seniors 55 and older
The Pickerington Senior Center is available for
rentals; church services, wedding receptions,
graduation parties and other functions.
Activities
Bingo, Bid Euchre, Bridge, Crafts, Quilting,
Watercolors, Line Dancing, Clogging, Square
Dancing, Aerobics, Strength Training, Monthly
Luncheons, Trips and More!
Pancake Breakfast
Saturday, September 28, 8:00 – 11:00am
Museum Yard Sale
(during Olde Pickerington Village BeanFest)
Saturday, September 14, 11:00am – 2:00pm
Saturday, October 26, 8:00 – 11:00am
Haunted Museum
Wednesday, October 30, 6:00-8:00pm
Bingo and Soup Dinner
Thursday, October 17, 5:00 – 8:30pm
During the annual “Haunted Village,” the lower level
of the Museum will be transformed into ghostly
delights to charm trick-or-treaters of all ages.
November Meeting
Thursday, November 7, 7:30pm
Museum Lower Level
Local historian, Richard Barrett, will speak about the
first airplane to land in Pickerington. Refreshments
provided.
Olde Pickerington Village Holiday Gathering
Friday, December 6, 5:00-8:30pm
The Museum will be open during this annual Olde
Pickerington Village event. Young guests will be
able to enjoy treasures from Pickerington’s past and
hear Christmas stories told next to the Museum’s
fireplace.
Saturday, November 23, 8:00 – 11:00am
Breakfast with Santa
Saturday, December 7, 8:00am – 12:00pm
$5/ticket
Turn to page 10 for more information.
Lions Club Labor Day
Parade and Fish Fry
Monday, September 2, 2013
Victory Park
Parade: 10:00am
Fish Fry: 11:00am
• FREE inflatables for the kids
• Local entertainment
• Big 50/50 raffle • Event ends 4:00pm or
when the fish run out.
www.pickeringtonoh.lionwap.org
PAGE 8 FALL 2013
SPECIAL EVENTS
HALLOWEEN EVENTS
Haunted Village
Wednesday, October 30
6:00 - 8:00pm
Halloween fun for all ages!
Ghost Tours, Story-Telling, Hayrides, visit the Haunted Museum,
Haunted House and Hauted Garden, Trick or Treat in the
Olde Village businesses, music by Rock Factory Studios and more!
Sponsored by City of Pickerington Parks and Recreation Department,
OPVBA, Lion’s Club and Rock Factory.
For more information, call the Parks and Recreation Department
at 614-833-2211 or visit www.pickerington.net.
TRICK - OR - TREAT
Tots Trick or Treat
Community Trick or Treat
Thursday, October 31
1:30 - 2:30pm
6:00 - 8:00pm
City Hall
100 Lockville Road
Community-wide Trick or Treat
throughout the City of Pickerington.
Children ages 2-5 accompanied by
an adult can wear a costume and
trick or treat through the Halloween
decorated City Hall.
For more information, call the
at 614-833-2211 or visit
FALL 2013
PAGE 9
SPECIAL EVENTS
Holiday Gathering
Friday, December 6 • 5:00 – 8:30pm
7:30pm – Tree Lighting
Join us for a tree lighting ceremony, carriage rides,
strolling carolers, holiday gift ideas, free children’s
activities, and a visit from Santa! Sponsored by the OPVBA
and City of Pickerington Parks and
Recreation Department.
For more information call the
Parks and Recreation Department at 614-833-2211
or visit www.pickerington.net or
www.pickeringtonvillage.com.
Santa’s Mailbox
Wednesday, November 27 - Wednesday, December 11
City Hall, 100 Lockville Road
A North Pole Express mailbox will be placed in front of City Hall
for children to write Santa and his helpers a letter for Christmas.
Please include child’s name and return address so Santa can write
back!
For more information call the
at 614-833-2211 or visit
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA
Saturday, December 7
8:00am - 12:00pm
150 Hereford Drive
Tickets are $5/person, 2 and under are free.
Tickets will be sold at the Parks and Recreation Department,
100 Lockville Road. Make checks payable to:
Pickerington Senior Center.
For more information, call the Parks and Recreation
Department at 614-833-2211 or visit
DOROTHY STEIGER MEMORIAL
MITTEN TREE
Friday, December 6 - Wednesday, December 18
4:00pm - Tree Lighting, Friday, December 6
City Hall, 100 Lockville Road
Stop by City Hall to donate mittens, gloves,
hats and other warm gear by decorating
the annual mitten tree!
For more information, contact the Parks and
Recreation Department at 614-833-2211
or visit www.pickerington.net.
PAGE 10 FALL 2013
REGISTRATION
PICKERINGTON PARKS AND RECREATION - REGISTRATION FORM
Parent(s) Name
Address
City State Phone (Home) (Work) Received Date_____________ Cash________
Approved By__________ Credit Card ______
(Cell)
Emergency Contact Information must be filled out. Someone outside of the household preferred.
Emergency Contact Name
Participant Name
M/F
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Zip
Total Paid_______ Check #_______________
Receipt Number_______________________
Email Address (required)
Phone
Date of Birth
Relationship Grade 2013-2014
Class #
Fee
WAIVER FOR PARTICIPANT AND/BY PARENT
In consideration of your accepting my or my child’s entry, I hereby, for myself, my child, my heirs, executors, and administrators, waive and release any and all rights and claims for damages I or my child may
have against the City of Pickerington and its representatives, successors and assigns for any and all injuries suffered by myself and my child on any activity sponsored by these groups. I do here by grant and give
these groups the right to use my or my child’s photograph or image with or without my or my child’s name, both single and in conjunction with any persons or objects for any and all purposes including, but not
limited to, private or public presentations, advertising, publicity and promotion relating thereto. I warrant that I have the right to authorize the foregoing uses and do hereby agree to hold the City of Pickerington
harmless of and from any and all liability of whatever nature, which may arise out of result of such uses. For the consideration stated above. I further agree that in the event that my child repudiates or attempts to
repudiate such release, I will personally indemnify and save harmless the City of Pickerington, it successors and assigns, for any and all loss and damage occasioned thereby:
Signature Date
PAYMENT METHOD:
CASH__________
CHECK__________
CREDIT CARD - Please bill my (circle one)
Name of Cardholder _______________________________ Account Number __________________________________
MC
or
VISA
Exp. Date _________ CVC Code ________
Cardholder Signature _______________________________________________________________ Date ________________________________________________
REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Fees are due at the time of registration. Registration is complete with full payment.
1. Online
Register for select Parks and Recreation programs 24/7 with
Online Registration. Visit www.pickerington.net for more information.
Call the Parks and Recreation Department to setup a new household and verify
residency status.
2. In Person
Register in person from 8:00am to 5:00pm, Monday - Friday in
City Hall, 100 Lockville Road, Pickerington, Ohio.
3. By Mail
Send completed registration form with check made payable to
City of Pickerington, to 100 Lockville Road, Pickerington, OH 43147.
CITY RESIDENT DISCOUNT FEE
You must live within the City limits of Pickerington, or be the spouse or child
of a resident to receive the City resident discount fee. Even though you have a
Pickerington mailing address, or live within the Pickerington Local School District,
you may not live within the City limits. CR - City Resident / NR - Non-Resident
4. Drop-Box
Located outside City Hall, 100 Lockville Road, Pickerington, Ohio.
5. By Fax
Fax us your registration forms 24/7 with your MasterCard or VISA
information to 614-833-2201.
City of Pickerington charges a $35 returned check fee.
REFUND BEFORE THE ACTIVITY BEGINS
Refunds will be made only before the start of the activity for one of the following
circumstances and a $10 processing fee will apply:
• When the refund is requested at least seven (7) days in advance (except where
otherwise noted) of the first activity meeting provided it does not reduce the
participation level below the required minimum.
• When a Refund Request is completed and approved by the Parks and Recreation
Department.
• No refund will be given for activities under $10.
• No refund will be given for materials purchased.
CANCELLATION OF ACTIVITIES
The Parks and Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel activities due
to low enrollment. Decisions to offer activities are based upon pre-registration
numbers and made 48-72 hours in advance of the start date. Register early to help
avoid a cancelled or closed out activity. If class is cancelled or closed, you will receive
a full refund in the form of a check; no cash refunds. Refunds take about 3 weeks.
No refunds will be given after the start of the activity.
FALL 2013
PAGE 11
Pickerington Parks and Recreation
Sycamore Park - Covered Bridge
Sycamore Park - Lower Level Playground
Sycamore Park - Hilltop Shelter Playground
Disc Golf Course
New
Classes
Baby and Me Yoga
Spanish For Ninos
Gears and Gadgets 1
FUN-gineering
Mark your calendars for Fall Events
Haunted Village
Tots Trick or Treat
Holiday Gathering
Breakfast with Santa
Wednesday, October 30
Friday, December 6
Saturday, December 7
Buckeye Bonanza
Haunted Halloween Treats
Christmas Gift Bucket
Rhythms of the World
Interval Express
PAGE 12 Santa’s Mailbox
November 27 - December 11
Mitten Tree
December 6 - 18

PROGRAM GUIDE FALL 2013

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