Berkley Parks and Recreation

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Yoga
Zumba
Tai Chi
Karate
Gymnastics
Travel
Camps
SummerFest
Adult Classes
Senior Programs
Get Out and Play
Spring/Summer 2015
The Berkley Buzz
Table of Contents
What’s Buzzin’ In Berkley
Family Yoga and Discounted Tickets
Adult Classes
Safety Classes
Jump-A-Rama
Children’s Classes
Placement Tennis
Summer Camps
Senior Activities and Classes
21-100 Travel
Room Rental Information
Map of Berkley Facilities
Berkley Parks and Recreation Staff
Theresa McArleton
Interim Director of Parks and Recreation
[email protected]
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Tom Colwell, CPRP
Deputy Director
[email protected]
Scott Jennex, CPRP
Recreation Programming Leader
[email protected]
Dan Simpson
Parks and Recreation Maintenance Leader
[email protected]
Dan McMinn
Office Administrator
[email protected]
Registration at the Community Center
Registering for programs at the Berkley Community
Center can be done in a variety of ways including online at
berkleymich.org, over the phone with a visa or mastercard or
by stopping in with cash or a check made payable to the “City
of Berkley” or charge.
We suggest you sign up for programs as early as possible
because classes will fill up quickly. Though we do have
waiting lists, cancellations do not happen very often.
If a class/program is canceled, you will receive a full refund.
If you decide to cancel, a refund will be made minus $5 for
processing. If you attend two of more classes a refund will not
be made.
You may register for most of our programs after they have
started at a pro-rated fee.
Sue Thornton
Senior Coordinator
[email protected]
Bryan Halter
Ice Arena Maintenance Leader
[email protected]
BERKLEY COMMUNITY CENTER
2400 Robina Berkley, MI 48072
248.658.3470-Office
248.658.3471-Fax
The Berkley Parks and Recreation Department
reserves the right to implement changes to
programs and activities that are deemed to be in the best
interest of providing these services. We will do
everything possible to limit these occurrences and
we thank you in advance for your patience and
understanding when these situations arise.
Office Hours
Monday-Friday
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
www.berkleymich.org
City of Berkley Phone Numbers
Police/Fire Emergency ONLY
911
Police and Fire Department
248.658.3380
City Hall Main Number
248.658.3300
City Manager
248.658.3350
City Clerk
248.658.3310
Department of Public Works
248.658.3490
Finance/Purchasing
248.658.3340
Berkley Public Library
248.658.3440
Building Department
248.658.3320
Parks and Recreation
248.658.3470
Ice Arena
248.658.3460
45-A District Court
248.658.3400
WBRK
248.658.3330
Chamber of Commerce
248.414.9157
Post Office
248.546.7159
Berkley School District
248.837.8000
Tyndall Center
248.837.8900
Holiday Calendar
City Offices will be closed for the following dates:
Good Friday - April 3, 2015
Memorial Day - May 25, 2015
Independence Day (Observed) - July 3, 2015
Labor Day - September 7, 2015
Important Dates
St. Patricks Day - January 19, 2015
Easter - April 5, 2015
Mother’s Day - May 10, 2015
Father’s Day - June 21, 2015
Berkley CruiseFest Car Parade - August 14, 2015
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The Berkley Buzz
“Creating Community Through
People, Parks and Programs”
Hello and welcome to the Spring/Summer 2015 edition of the Berkley Buzz. After a deep freeze this past February, I know everyone is excited to finally ‘Get Out
& Play.’ Here at Berkley Parks & Recreation we have been working hard to offer great spring and summer programs to warm up those muscles and get you outside
to welcome in the sunshine.
The winter months have certainly not slowed us down and we continued to offer a full slate of classes and programs throughout the last few months. Most notably, we
ran our 5th annual WinterFest on February 7th and this year’s great weather and new additions to the day proved to bring in our highest attendance yet! We estimate
we had nearly 1,000 people in attendance over the course of the day and we couldn’t be happier with all the families and people that came to spend the day with us.
Congratulations again go out to The Lunch Café for repeating as this year’s winner in the best soup contest! It was a close race this year with only a couple of votes
separating first and fourth place. We truly appreciate the time, effort and deliciousness that our local restaurants share with us each year during this competition.
We also know that this event would not be possible without the generous support we receive from our local community groups and businesses. WinterFest and the
spirit of the day completely embodies the City’s motto, ‘We Care.’ Without the donations of time, financial resources, in-kind gifts and our numerous volunteers,
this amazing day would not be possible. Thank you does not seem nearly enough in cases like this, but with our most heartfelt voice, we say THANK YOU to all
those that contributed to the success of WinterFest 2015. Below are a list of our sponsors and event volunteers. May you know how grateful we are for your support.
WinterFest Sponsors:
Berkley Steelers, Vibe Credit Union, Berkley Dad’s Club, Friends of Berkley Parks and Recreation
Ice Sculpture Sponsors:
Premier Care Pharmacy, Tim & Nikki Gaudet, Red Carpet Platinum - Lisa Marie Bauer
Gold Sponsors:
Durst Lumber Company, Chet’s Rent-All, Stantec, Berkley Mom’s Club, Berkley Rotary Club, Berkley Lions Club, Armadillo Printwear
Silver Sponsors/In-Kind Donations:
McCoy Maintenance, Woodsman Service, SMART, Royal Popcorn Supply, Hunt Sign Co., Little Caesar’s Pizza, Butterfly Bake Shoppe, Fowling
Warehouse, Detroit Broomball, Michigan Graphic and Awards, Westborn Market, The Print Stop, Hartfield Lanes, Jump-A-Rama, Spike Lawrence, Boy
Scout Troop 1085, Cub Scout Troop 1082, Fairytale Entertainment, Oakland Jr. Grizzlies Hockey, Berkley’s Gourmet Cupcakes and Party Cakes, Berkley
Huntington Woods Youth Assistance, Berkley Youth Hockey Association, Bloomfield Hills Girls Varsity Hockey
Soup Participants:
Republica, The Lunch Café, Coco Fairfield’s, The Recipe Kit Warehouse, O’Mara’s
I would be remiss if I also did not thank our tireless staff for going above and beyond to produce WinterFest. Their dedication to providing our community with
a fun-filled and FREE day of activities is truly remarkable. Their creativity to provide new elements year after year brings freshness to the event and provides all
families with a great day.
As we close out another great winter here in Michigan and at Berkley Parks & Recreation, we welcome the spring sunshine, green grass and our community parks
coming back to life. Please read through the following pages carefully and see what programs or events you may be interested in joining. We work hard to provide
activities and programming that meets the needs of our whole community. If you are looking for summer camp for your children, look no further than our section on
this as you will find we offer a high quality camp at a reasonable cost. We urge you to talk to past campers and parents and hear directly from them how much they
love coming to summer camp in Berkley!
For more information on our camp program or any of the programs described in our Buzz, please do not hesitate to call us at the Community Center at 248-658-3470.
We appreciate all questions and inquiries. Thank you for checking out this edition of the Buzz and please do not hesitate to let us know if you have an idea that would
make our parks, programs and facilities even better.
Theresa McArleton
Interim Director Parks & Recreation
Berkley City Council
The Berkley City Council meets on the 1st and 3rd
Monday of each month at 7:00 pm at City Hall. Meetings are
open to the public and are televised live on Berkley’s Channel
(WBRK) 10 on WOW and 17 on Comcast.
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
Meetings are held the 2nd Thursday of each month at
7:00 pm at the Community Center. All are welcome to
attend and share their Parks and Recreation ideas.
Phil O’Dwyer, Mayor
Dan Terbrack, Mayor Pro Tem
Steven W. Baker, Councilmember
Jack Blanchard, Councilmember
Tina Edgar, Councilmember
Alan H. Kideckel, Councilmember
Eileen Steadman, Councilmember
Mike Kerby, Chairperson
Josephine Brewer
Jerry AbenJohn Nicolai
Gary Polk
Josh Pollard
Betty Smith
Dan Terbrack, City Council Liaison
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What’s Buzzin’ in Berkley
Breakfast With The Bunny
Hop along with Berkley Parks and Recreation and the
Junior Women’s Club and enjoy a colorful, fun-filled
breakfast for families with children ages three to fifth grade.
An adorable variety of animals such as bunnies, chicks, goats
and ducks will be there to enjoy. Children will also get a souvenir
picture taken with the Bunny. Everyone attending needs a
ticket! Space is limited. Tickets on sale now at the Berkley
Community Center.
2015 Summer Day Camp
Are your kids looking for something fun to do over the
summer? Do they like going on field trips, creating artistic
masterpieces and playing all sorts of games? Berkley Parks
and Recreation Summer Day Camps are the place to be.
Summer Day Camp is perfect for parents that work throughout the season. A normal day at camp begins at 8:45 am and
ends at 5:00 pm. Early drop (7:30 am) and late pickup (6:00
pm) are available for an additional fee and give parents the
flexibility to work around their work schedules. Parents are able
to sign their children up for three, four or five days throughout
the week and pricing will be based on the amount of days.
Parents are also able to pick which days throughout the week
they would like their children to attend.
Deadline for purchasing tickets is Thursday, March 26th.
Late price applies for all tickets purchased after deadline.
Date: March 28, Saturday
Time: Session I: 9:00 - 10:00 am
Session II: 10:30 - 11:30 am
Cost: $4 per person in advance
($6 at the door if available)
Each week, campers will have the opportunity to go on a field
trip, go swimming and enjoy a tasty treat from a local fast food
restaurant or local ice cream shop. The fun doesn’t stop their
however. Campers will have the opportunity to create artistic
masterpieces in the craft run and learn new games to play with
their friends. Day Camp runs 11 weeks beginning on June 15
and ending August 28. There is a one time $25 registration fee.
Quizzo! Detroit Presents:
The Broken Time Machine
Intelligence is informing us that a time machine is going to
crash land in the very near future. To be prepared we are
gathering qualified community members to be ready for
anything. Residents will work together in teams of four to find
the missing “out of towners” and help get them back home
to whatever century they came from. We need to solve this
extraordinary problem before we alter the course of history or
the future or the universe or whatever.
Can you help us find these “out of towners” and help get them
home?
Price Chart
Resident
Non-Resident
3 Day Week
$105
$120
4 Day Week
$130
$145
5 Day Week
$150
$165
Early Bird
$1400
$1550
All Summer
$1500
$1650
AM or PM Extended
$15
$15
Early Bird Registrations are available for parents whose
children will need to attend camp every day throughout the
summer. Early Bird Registrations will be taken until May 22.
Space is limited to 22 teams of adults
and this event is rain, sleet, snow or shine.
2015 Spring Break Camp
Date: April 7 - 10
Time: 8:45 am - 5:00 pm
Cost: $125 - 4 days resident/$140 - 4 days non-resident
Date: May 9, Saturday
Time: 8:00 - 10:30 pm
Cost: $80 per team
2400 Robina • Berkley, MI • 248.658.3470 • berkleymich.org
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Family Yoga
Discounted Tickets
Yoga In The Park
Come chill out in the warm summer fresh air! In this 6 week
session of Basic Hatha Yoga, we will move, breathe and
salute the sun outdoors at Jaycee Park. Perfect yoga class for
beginners as well as those with an established practice. Please
bring a yoga mat or beach towel.
Yoga Alliance Certified Instructor (RYT200): Christie Bellak
Dates: Time:
Cost:
June 17, Wednesdays
Length: Six weeks
7:30 - 8:30 pm $45 resident
$50 non-resident
$7 Drop-In (Must be paid at Community Center)
Dates: Time:
Cost:
June 17, Wednesdays
Length: Six weeks
6:30 - 7:15 pm $45 resident
$50 non-resident
$5 additional family member
$7 family drop-in $2 additional member drop-in
Cedar Point Tickets
Featuring the best collection of roller coasters, four unique
kids’ areas, entertaining live shows, beach-front resorts and
fantastic food options, Cedar Point, located in Sandusky,
Ohio, is a great place to take the family on a mini-vacation.
Berkley Parks and Recreation is pleased to announce we will be
selling tickets to Cedar Point at a discounted rate. Cedar Point
will open their gates on May 9 for the 2015 season and the
tickets sold at Parks and Recreation are good for any day.
Family Yoga In The Park
Ticket Price: $49
Good for any day during 2015 season
Youth Sports Contacts
Berkley Dad’s Club Baseball
Mike Kerby
[email protected]
http://www.berkleydadsclub.org.assn.la/
Berkley Hoops Basketball
Jason Welch
248.747.0453
http://www.berkleyhoops.com/
Cedar Point
Ride & Refresh Ticket
One day admission into Cedar Point for one person along
with an all-you-care-to-drink wristband good for 20 oz.
Fountain Coca-Cola beverages. Also Good Any Day. The
drink wristbands are accepted almost everywhere. The only
exceptions are the sit down restaurants and the Franchise
restaurants (Subway, Chick-fil-A, etc.) Any food/drink stand
you pass as you are walking down the midways will honor the
Ride and Refresh drink wristbands.
Berkley Mom’s Club Softball
Corrina Campbell
248.255.6263
http://bmc-softball.com/
Berkley Panthers Wrestling Club
Aaron Dean
248.930.6182
http://www.berkleywrestlingclub.com
Ticket Price: $52
Good for any day during 2015 season
Berkley Steelers Cheerleading
Amanda Gunsch
586.899.0475
http://www.eteamz.com/berkleysteelers/
*These tickets are not available online from Cedar Point*
Detroit Zoo Tickets
Berkley Steelers Football
Andrew Hadfield
248.509.2464
http://www.eteamz.com/berkleysteelers/
Berkley Parks and Recreation is pleased
to announce that we will continue to
offer Detroit Zoo tickets at a discounted
rate. Choose from a variety of options
including a single day pass or a yearly
membership. With all of the options, you are sure to find what
you are looking for. Visit www.berkleymich.org to secure your
zoo tickets today!
South Oakland County Soccer
MaryBeth Braun
248.399.6487
http://www.southoaklandsoccer.com/
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Adult Classes
Ditch the Workout - Join the Party! Zumba® is a dance fitness program done to a fusion of Latin and International rhythms. Zumba®
is a dynamic, exciting and effective fitness system. Lose weight, tone up and enjoy yourself. All Classes for 16 year olds and up.
Instructor: Amanda Meek
Tuesday Evening Zumba® - Spring
Dates: April 14
Length: Six weeks
Time: 5:45 - 6:40 pm
Cost: $40 residents $45 non-residents $7 drop-in
Instructor: Jennifer Lopez
Wednesday Evening Zumba® - Spring
Tuesday Evening Zumba® - Spring
Dates: April 15
Length: Six weeks
Time: 5:45 - 6:40 pm
Dates: April 14
Length: Six weeks
Time: 8:30 - 9:30 pm
Monday Evening Zumba® - Summer
Thursday Evening Zumba® - Spring
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Dates: April 16
Length: Six weeks
Time: 8:30 - 9:30 pm
Thursday Evening Zumba® - Summer
Dates: Time:
Cost:
June 15
Length: Six weeks
July 27
5:45 - 6:40 pm
$40 residents $45 non-residents $7 drop-in
Thursday Evening Zumba® - Summer
June 4
Length: Six weeks
July 23
8:30 - 9:30 pm
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Take two Spring session classes with
Jennifer Lopez for just $62
June 18
Length: Six weeks
July 30
5:45 - 6:40 pm
Take any two classes with Amanda Meek for just $70
Adult Tai Chi
Learn Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan, an invigorating exercise
for health and peace of mind. Careful practice will improve
coordination and increase relaxation. Improve your health and
concentration and learn to deal with stress more effectively.
Try the 1st class for free!
No class on May 6
International Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan Federation
Certified Instructor Sam Purdy
Dates: April 22, Wednesdays
Length: Six Weeks
Time: 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Cost: $45 resident
$50 non-resident
Outdoor Adult Tai Chi
Dates: June 10, Wednesdays
Length: Six Weeks
July 22
Time: 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Cost: $45 resident
$50 non-resident
Location: Berkley Community Park - Just outside of Ice Arena
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Adult Classes
Basics of Selling on ebay
Losing Weight the Easy & Delicious Way
Want to clear out your garage, make extra money, form a
hobby or be your own work-from-home-boss? You will get
an overview of ebay that includes creating a free account
and a successful auction listing. Topics include: ebay seller
fees; creating effective listing titles and descriptions; taking
marketable photos; basic selling strategies; and shipping.
A $20 material fee, due at the start of classes, includes a
Student Manual and exclusive Student Resource Center on
CD-ROM which you keep. This class is for people with little
or no ebay experience, who want to become successful sellers.
Instructor - Bill DiSessa
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Want to lose weight and keep it off? Staying healthy
depends on four strategies: getting good sleep, managing stress,
finding fun activities, and eating well. During this class, we’ll
be talking about how to plan, make, and enjoy delicious meals
that will leave you feeling healthy and fit. You’ll walk away
with an understanding of glycemic loads, how to balance
different ingredients, and how to shop smart. Make this your
feel-good summer!
Instructor: Food Coach, Lisa Howard
Dates: Time:
Cost:
April 16, Thursday
6:00 - 9:00 pm
$25 resident individual $30 resident couple
$30 non-resident individual $35 non-resident couple
April 21, Tuesday
7:00 - 8:30 pm $15 resident
$20 non-resident
Saturday Core Strength Yoga
This advanced class covers the keys to success on ebay;
starting a business on ebay; what to sell and where to
find it; developing a business strategy; and pricing and
listing format options. Learn how to market your business on
and off ebay. Also learn what to do after the sale (managing
payments,shipping etc.) A $20 course materials fee, payable
to the instructor at the start of class, includes an ebay-issued
Student Manual and exclusive Student Resources CD-ROM.
Instructor - Bill DiSessa
A challenging
5-week
series
designed to improve muscle tone and
balance and help prevent injury. In this
mind-body yoga practice, we will
focus on poses that target the
abdominal, back and pelvic muscles
that make up the core. Appropriate for all levels. Please bring
a yoga mat.
Yoga Alliance Certified Instructor (RYT200):
Margaret Nusbaum
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Dates: Time:
Cost:
ebay Beyond the Basics
April 23, Thursday
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Video Marketing Made Easy
Parenting Classes
Video marketing is volcanically hot and superhero
powerful! People watch videos all the time on their TVs,
game consoles, computers and, increasingly, tablets and
mobile devices, so it makes good sense to use videos for any
business. This course, Video Marketing Made Easy, explains
the “what” and “why” of video marketing and then reveals
the right way to do it. It also provides case studies plus dos
and don’ts. This informal class is for anyone who wants to
increase leads and sales. The $10 materials fee, payable to the
instructor at the start of class, covers a student resources disk
that includes a 75-page training guide, cheat sheet, mind map,
top resources report and video landing
page templates.
Instructor: Bill DiSessa
Dates: Time:
Cost:
April 11, Saturdays
Length: Five weeks
9:00 - 10:00 am $45 resident
$50 non-resident
$10 Drop-In
Join Instructor Mikki Hill, LMSW, IMH-E (III) and explore
the world of parenting.
Dates: Vary, Tuesdays
Time: 7:00 - 8:00 pm
Cost: $15 resident $20 non-resident
Prices listed are for individual sessions
Parenting As A Team - April 21
Parenting as a team has challenges wether you live together or
not. We will review the basics of parenting and how to make it
work when you have differences in your parenting styles
Baby Proofing - April 28
You will learn what you need to do to keep your mobile
babies and toddlers safe in your home: from window blind
cords to what temperature your hot water should be set to.
Relaxation &Self-Care - May 5
Learn different techniques for self-care and why self-care
is so important. You will learn why it’s best for your whole
family if you make time for yourself.
May 6, Wednesday
6:00 - 9:00 pm
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Safety Classes
Self Defense for Fathers and Sons
Off Road Vehicle Safety
Dads, the only thing more important than the relationship we
have with our children is the safety of our children. Learn how
to protect yourself and your family while empowering your
children with the seeds of safety that will last a lifetime. You
don’t have to spend years training in an expensive program to
be safe. Learn valuable, life saving skills from a program that
will increases your safety after only one class! Make sure your
kids know how to be safe when you’re not there to protect
them. No previous training required. A great stress reliever,
lots of fun and a great opportunity to bond.
Instructor: Live Safe Academy
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Open to persons of all ages, but is required for students ages
12-17 who wish to operate an ORV (ATV, motorcycle or
related 2-wheel, 3-wheel or 4-wheel vehicle) without direct
adult supervision. To earn your certificate, students must attend
7 hours of instruction, pass a written exam and be 12 years of
age by April 15th. Students between the ages 8-10 must be
accompanied by an adult.
Instructor: Chuck Comstock
Dates: April 20 & 22
Time: 6:00 - 9:30 pm
Cost: $15 resident
May 11
7:30 - 9:00 pm
$25 resident
$30 non-resident
$10 additional son
CPR/AED/First-Aid
Be prepared when seconds count! Learn from the American
Red Cross programs that set the national standard to respond
effectively to adult, child and infant cardiac and choking
emergencies, sudden illness, bleeding and other lifethreatening conditions. You will learn the proper use of an
Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and your
vital role in the chain of survival. Each student will have
the use of their own mannequin to practice and demonstrate
skills. Students will receive the First Aid / CPR / AED
Participant Packet and State of Michigan Good Samaritan
Law regarding the use of an AED unit and CPR (additional
materials will be available for purchase). Adult CPR w/AED,
Infant and Child CPR, and First Aid certification cards will
be issued upon successful completion of course requirements
(now valid for two years). Please note that you must arrive on
time both nights to be certified. Material fee of $15 per student
payable to Live Safe Academy, LLC at first class.
Self Defense for Mothers and Daughters
Moms, what is more important than the safety of our
children? Nothing! Learn how to protect yourself and your
family while empowering your girls to fight back. You don’t
have to spend years training in an expensive program to be
safe. This program will teach valuable, life saving skills in
a class that will increase your safety and the safety of your
children after only one workshop. Make sure your kids know
how to be safe when you’re not there to protect them. No
previous training required. A great stress reliever, lots of fun
and a great opportunity to bond.
Dates: Time:
Cost:
$20 non-resident
May 11
6:00 - 7:30 pm
$25 resident
$30 non-resident
$10 additional daughter
Dates: May 19, Tuesday
Time: 6:00 - 10:00 pm
Boater Safety
Open to persons of all ages. This course is designed to
teach you how to be a safe and responsible boater. Covering
basic fundamentals: boat maintenance, personal watercraft
& boat operation, legal requirements of boating, personal
preparedness & survival skills. After passing the required test,
those 12 years and older are given Boating Safety Certificate
cards. Persons born after 12/31/1978 are required to have this
Certification Card in their possession while operating a
Personal Water Craft on State of Michigan Waterways.
Preregistration is required. No refunds.
Instructor: Chuck Comstock
Dates: May 19 & 21
Time: 6:00 - 9:30 pm
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Jump-A-Rama
Jump-A-Rama - KidFit for Preschoolers
Ages 1 - 4 years
Jump-A-Rama - Gymnastics
Ages 3 - 5 years or 5 - 9 years
An exciting and spine-tingling class which will help
children gain cardiovascular and muscular strength,
flexibility, coordination and learn teamwork. This will be
accomplished through a variety of aerobic exercises such
as, music, ride your favorite transportation scooter, free
play, parachute and bubble games and close with a story and
snack. Wear your gym shoes
because we will do a lot of
running. Come meet some new
friends and have some laughs.
Instructor: Jump-A-Rama
Each child is given the opportunity to explore a wide
variety of apparatus, such a basic tumbling skills, springboard
activities, Balance Beam, Gymnastic jumps and
trampoline exercises. This program will provide your child
with progressive skills that will encourage self-confidence and
coordination! Each week an obstacle course will be setup to
help the student with the skill
introduced. Students should
wear leotards or shorts. Hair
must be put up and no jewelry.
Dates: April 21, Tuesdays
Length:Six Weeks
Time: 9:45 - 10:35 am
Cost: $66 resident $71 non-resident $12 drop-in
Ages 3 - 5
Dates: April 16, Thursdays
Length:Six Weeks
Time: 4:30 - 5:15 pm
Jump-A-Rama - Home School Gym Class
Ages 5 - 11 years
Ages 5 - 9
Length:Six Weeks
Time: 3:45 - 4:30 pm
Each child is given the opportunity to explore a wide
variety of apparatus, such a basic tumbling skills, springboard
activities, balance beam, gymnastic jumps and trampoline
exercises. This six-week program will provide your child with
progressive skills that will encourage self-confidence and
coordination! Each week an obstacle course will be
setup to help the student with the skill introduced. Students
should wear leotards or shorts.
Hair must be put up and no jewelry
please. This program is intended for
homeschoolers only.
Jump-A-Rama - All-Star Cheer Team
Ages 4 years & Up
All Star Cheer-Pom team will meet every Thursday for
six weeks for lots of laughs, friends and fun. The All-Star
cheer team promotes fitness, proper arm movements, dance
routines, jumps, stretching, basic tumbling & stunting.
Your child will also cover five key components to success:
building unity, responsibility, leadership, discipline/rules
and friendship. Pom-Poms will be included in the class
fee. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a bottled water.
Length:Six Weeks
Time: 9:30 - 10:30 am
Cost: $66 resident $71 non-resident $12 drop-in
Jump-A-Rama - Tumble Tots
Ages 1 - 4 years
This program will provide toddlers and preschoolers with
an opportunity to explore a wide variety of basic tumbling
apparatus like springboard, balance beam, large and small
gross motor mats, trampoline and more. Class begins with
muscle conditioning
including running, jumping and
hopping then moves into music time.
Students will
concentrate
on
body
awareness,
eye-hand coordination and balance.
Class will end with parachute and bubble
activities. Parent participation required.
Length:Six Weeks
Time: 5:15 - 6:00 pm
Length:Six Weeks
Time: 11:00 - 11:45 am
Any questions regarding a Jump-A-Rama class can be
directed to [email protected].
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Childrens Classes
Crafty Saturdays
Ages 5 - 11
Kiddie Soccer - Saturdays
Ages 3 - 4
Wear clothes that can get dirty with glue, paint or glitter.
Instructor: Miss Laura
Using fun drills and silly games, kids will learn various kicks,
trapping, passing, shooting, positions and rules while working
toward in-class scrimmages. Our class emphasis is on fun,
participation and effort in a safe environment. Bring a water
bottle and wear tennis shoes. MUST be 3 by first day of class.
Instructor: Leisure Unlimited LLC
Saturday, April 11 - April Showers
Join us for a morning of three fun, messy crafts centered
around the Springtime and April Showers!
Saturday, May 9 - May Flowers
Its going to be a day full of flower crafts! Join us for a
morning of three fun, messy crafts centered around our May
Flowers & Mother’s Day theme!
Time: 10:00 - 10:45 am
Cost:$12
Dates: April 18, Saturdays
Length:Four Weeks
Time: 9:00 - 9:55 am Cost: $43 resident
$48 non-resident
Sports Starters
Ages 3 - 5
Your toddlers will love this first
introduction to sports such as
soccer, football, volleyball, tee-ball,
basketball, hockey, kickball and
more! Youngsters will learn sport
fundamentals such as throwing, catching, kicking and running
with easy-to-understand instructions and silly games. We want
your child to have a positive and fun learning experience. Wear
tennis shoes and bring a water bottle. Kids must be three by the
first day of class.
The Crafty Scientist
Ages 3 - 5
Parents and preschoolers alike will be thrilled with this
engaging science and craft program. Each themed class
will focus on education through fun and creativity. Explore
subjects like earth science, oceanography, chemistry and more
with our hands on approach to learning. Join us as we explode
watermelons, craft wind socks, pollinate
flowers and soar to new heights of knowledge
and fun. Our weekly classes begin with a story
that sets the theme for our experiments and
art projects. The Crafty Scientist’s mission is
to create a love for learning and creativity in
children of all ages. Instructor: Miss Laura
Dates: April 20, Mondays
Length:Four Weeks
Time: 1:00 - 1:45 pm Cost: $43 resident
$48 non-resident
Tee-Ball
Ages 4 - 6
A fun, energetic introduction to the proper techniques of
throwing, catching, batting, base-running and fielding. Our
class emphasis is on participation, effort and teamwork in
a safe environment. Kids will scrimmage during class time.
Bring a water bottle and wear gym shoes.
Length:Six Weeks
Time: 10:00 - 11:00 am
Cost: $66 resident
$71 non-resident
The Crafty Scientist - Saturdays
Ages 3 - 5
Length:Five Weeks
Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Cost: $56 resident
$61 non-resident
Length:Three Weeks
$38 non-resident
Tee-Ball - Saturdays
Ages 5 - 6
Coach Pitch Baseball
Ages 6 - 8
A fun, energetic introduction to the proper techniques of
throwing, catching, batting, base-running and fielding. Our
class emphasis is on participation, teamwork and effort in a
safe environment. Bring a water bottle, wear tennis shoes and
dress for the weather, in case we go outside.
For kids transitioning from tee-ball to baseball. Players will
work on individual and team skills in batting, base running,
fielding and positioning. Coach will pitch to players for in class
scrimmages. Bring a mitt, water bottle and wear gym shoes.
Length:Four Weeks
$48 non-resident
Length:Three Weeks
$38 non-resident
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Childrens Classes
Kindermusik Village - Rhythm of My Day
Ages Newborn - 18 months
Parent Tot Playgroup
Ages 16 months - 3 years
Bring more rhythm and routine into your baby’s day and
help develop lasting learning skills. Through participation
you will learn how music can help your little one soothe into
the day’s schedule and help build a strong body and mind
network for learning. You can bring
home those same stress-free play and
relaxation techniques from class and
incorporate them into your daily
routine. Required home materials fee of
$35 (payable to instructor at first session).
No Class April 3rd or 10th or May 22.
Certified Kindermusik Instructor: Mary Robertson.
Get out for the day, socialize and interact with other parents
and children. Participants will partake in such activities as arts,
crafts, music and games. There is a new theme each week, so
no two classes will be quite the same.
Instructor: Miss Jennifer
Dates: March 27, Fridays
This program integrates LEGO® with scientific and
mathematical principles in a FUN and EXCITING way!
Each lesson includes building, enhancing and playing with a
custom,
moving
LEGO®
model
replicating
amusement park rides, such as a Ferris wheel, amusement park
carousel and other fun rides you may find at the park. E2 Young
Engineers programs implement an Edutainment (Education +
Entertainment) approach, transforming the learning process
into a game while introducing children to theoretical and
practical knowledge in the fields of science, technology,
engineering, art and mathematics (STEAM).
No class on May 14
Instructor: Building Engineers
Dates: Time:
Cost:
April 15, Wednesdays
10:00 - 11:15 am $42 resident
$11 additional sibling
Length:Six Weeks
$47 non-resident
LEGO® Challenge - Amusement Park Rides
Grades 1 - 5
Length: Eight Weeks
$70 non-resident
Kindermusik Our Time - Fiddle-dee-dee
We’ll meet many animal characters in our books, activities,
and songs - each specifically chosen for a toddler’s emerging
interests and physical skills. With silly, bumpy lap bounces
we’ll help toddlers develop rhythm while further developing
their ever-emerging language skills. With a special stringed
instrument emphasis in the music from class, parents
can bring home the violin, cello,
and orchestra sounds to help their
toddlers stay happy and engaged learners
at home, too. Required home materials fee
of $50 (payable to instructor at first class)
No Class April 3rd or 10th or May 22.
Certified Kindermusik Instructor: Mary Robertson.
Length:Five Weeks
$87 non-resident
LEGO® Challenge - Transportation & Aviation
Grades 1 - 5
Infant massage has benefits for both parents and baby. Want
to help your baby sleep for longer periods at night? Is your
baby suffering from gas or constipation? Want to help your
baby relax and support your bonding and attachment? Want to
learn a skill that is known to decrease post-partum depression?
Are you a parent who is looking for a way to increase your
confidence and ability to read you baby’s cues? Interested in
learning other ways to comfort, calm and soothe you baby?
This class is appropriate for babies who are not yet crawling.
Instructor: Mikki Hill , LMSW, IMH-E (III)
Family, Health & Harmony, LLC
This program is intended for graduates
of LEGO Challenge: Fundamentals, and
will introduce new subjects and more
intricate
models.
This
program
integrates LEGO® with scientific and
mathematical principles in a FUN and EXCITING way! Each
lesson includes building, enhancing and playing with a custom,
moving LEGO® model, such as a helicopter, a Jeep and other
vehicles that you see every day. E2 Young Engineers programs
implement an Edutainment (Education + Entertainment)
approach, transforming the learning process into a game while
introducing children to theoretical and practical knowledge
in the fields of science, technology, engineering, art and
mathematics (STEAM).
No class on May 14
Length: Four weeks
Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Cost: $40 resident
$45 non-resident
Length:Five Weeks
$87 non-resident
Dates: March 27, Fridays
Length: Eight Weeks
$70 non-resident
Infant Massage
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Childrens Classes
Zumba® Kids Jr
Ages 4 - 6
Summer Basketball Institute
Athletes will learn the fundamentals of basketball.
Passing, dribbling, shooting, defensive skills. Drill work
catered to their ability and talent level. Athletes will also learn
the rules/regulations of basketball. Drills will progress as
athlete progresses. Bring gym shoes and
water bottle. SBI is held at the Berkley High
School West Gym.
Instructor: Coach David McGlown
Zumba® Kids, Jr classes are rockin’, high-energy dance
parties packed with kid-friendly routines. We break down
steps, add games, activities and cultural exploration elements
into the class structure. Perfect for our younger Zumba® fans!
Kids 4-6 years old get the chance
to socialize with friends and jam
out to their favorite music.
Dates: Time:
Cost:
April 15, Wednesdays
4:45 - 5:30 pm $35 resident
$6 drop-in
Senior (Ages 14 - 17)
Junior (Ages 8 - 13)
Dates: June 23
June 23
July 21July 21
Days: Tuesdays/Thursdays
Tuesday/Thursdays
Time: 11:15 am - 12:15 pm
10:00 - 11:00 am
Cost:
$50$50
Length:8 classes
8 classes
Length: Six Weeks
$40 non-resident
Zumba® Kids
Ages 7 - 11
Sanchin Ryu Karate
Zumba® Kids classes feature kid-friendly routines based on
original Zumba® choreography. We break down the
steps, add games, activities and cultural exploration
elements into the class structure. Perfect for our younger
Zumba® fans! Kids 7-11 years old get
the chance to be active and jam out to
their favorite music.
Dates: Time:
Cost:
April 14, Tuesdays
3:45 - 4:30 pm $35 resident
$6 drop-in
Students will be trained with proven, age-appropriate
techniques This program is set in a fun, yet structured
environment which will give your child a positive
outlook on learning a martial art. Participants will
achieve great self confidence and leadership through the
physical techniques, mental strategies, drills and exercises
they are lead through. Instructors hold a ranking of at least
1st Degree Black Belt and maintain a continual, bi-monthly
certification. This is an ongoing course where
students have the opportunity to continue
education in the same location with no hidden
fees. Students are able to join during a session
at a pro-rated price.
Instructor: Sanchin Systems
Length: Six Weeks
$40 non-resident
Zumba® for Tweens
Ages 12 - 18
Date: March 19, Thursdays
Length: Eight weeks
May 28
Age: K-2nd 3rd-8th
Family
Time: 6:00 - 6:30 pm
6:30 - 7:30 pm
7:30 - 8:30 pm
Cost: $20 resident
$40 resident
$80 resident
$25 non-resident $45 non-resident $85 non-resident
Get Fit, Rock Out and Have a
Blast! Great new Tween class.
Zumba® is a dance fitness
program done to a fusion of
Latin and International rhythms.
Zumba® is a dynamic, exciting
and effective fitness system. Ditch
the Workout - Join the Party!
Dates: Time:
Cost:
April 14, Tuesdays
4:45 - 5:30 pm $35 resident
$6 drop-in
Radiant Yoga for Tweens
Ages 10 - 14
In this 5 week series we will explore the foundations of Basic
Hatha Yoga through a combination of breathing, movement,
and stretching. Focusing on strength and flexibility, steadiness
and ease, we will develop the inner radiance that is in all of us.
Please bring a yoga mat.
No class on March 28 or April 4
Yoga Alliance Certified Instructor (RYT200):
Margaret Nusbaum
Length: Six Weeks
$40 non-resident
Horseback Riding Lessons
Teaming with Haverhill Farms, Berkley Parks and Recreation
offers Horseback Riding Lessons for beginners and up. Dates
and Times for these classes vary. Call Parks and Recreation for
more information.
Length: Five Weeks
$50 non-resident
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Placement Tennis
Placement Tennis, LLC in conjunction with Berkley Parks and
Recreation, offers spring and summer tennis opportunities for
juniors and adults. Spring tennis begins May 7 and runs until June 4.
Summer Tennis begins June 15 and runs through August 31.
Junior Program
10 and Under Tennis - Special balls and techniques are used to allow
kids to develop optimal swing patterns. Smaller court, easier to cover.
Pee Wee (Ages 4 - 6) Introduces tennis in a fun and exciting way.
Basic fundamentals will be taught.
Beginner (Ages 6 - 8) Designed for the student with little or no prior
tennis experience. Children learn how to move and judge the ball.
Junior Development (Ages 7 - 10) For those who have some prior
experience and consistently hit the ball over the net.
Junior Excellence (Ages 9 - 15) For the student who has developed
skills necessary for match play and is interested in playing on a team.
Teen Beginner (Ages 11 - 15) Designed for the student with little or
no prior tennis experience
Junior Class
Pee Wee
Pee Wee
Beginner
Teen Beginner
SPRING TENNIS
Day
Time
Thursday 10 - 11 am
Thursday 4 - 5 pm
Thursday 4 - 5 pm
Thursday 5 - 6 pm
Price
$60
$60
$60
$60
Location
Robina
Robina
Robina
Robina
Adult Class
Beginner
Adv. Beginner
Beginner
Intermediate
Day
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Price
$60
$60
$60
$60
Location
Robina
Robina
Robina
Robina
Junior Class
Pee Wee
Beginner/
Teen Beginner
Jr. Development
Jr. Excellence
Adult Program - Ages 16 & Up
Beginner - Designed for the student with little or no prior
tennis experience.
Advanced Beginner - For players who have knowledge of the basic
strokes but minimal experience.
Intermediate - For those who have had some prior experience and
can consistently hit the ball over the net.
Cardio Tennis/Drill - Provides an intense work out using
cooperative and competitive drills. Weekly sign up.
Sunday Swingers - Partake in two hours of doubles play. Three
40-minute rounds will be played, each round you will be paired with
a different partner. Weekly sign up.
Dates
Length
Cost
Session I
June 15 - June 29
3 Weeks
$72
Session II
July 6 - July 20
3 Weeks
$72
Session III
July 27 - August 10
3 Weeks
$72
Session IV
August 17 - August 24
2 Weeks
$48
Saturday I
June 20 - July 19
4 Weeks
$48
Saturday II
July 25 - August 15
4 Weeks
$48
Adult Class
Beginner
Adv. Beginner
Intermediate
Time
Beginner
6-8
M - Th 9 - 10 am
$49/week
Jr. Development
7 - 10
M - Th 10 - 11 am
$49/week
Jr. Excellence
9 - 15
M - Th 10 - 11 am
$49/week
Day
Thursday
Sunday
Thursday
Sunday
Thursday
Saturday
Time
6:00 - 7:00 pm
10:30 - 11:30 am
7:00 - 8:00 pm
10:30 - 11:30 am
7:00 - 8:00 pm
10:30 - 11:30 am
Adult Session Schedule
USTA Team Tennis
Men’s, Women’s, Mixed Leagues available
Days
Time
5:00 - 6:00 pm
9:30 - 10:30 am
5:00 - 6:00 pm
9:30 - 10:30 am
5:00 - 6:00 pm
9:30 - 10:30 am
5:00 - 6:00 pm
9:30 - 10:30 am
Session
Session
Ages
SUMMER TENNIS
Day
Monday/Wednesday -ORSaturday
Monday/Wednesday -ORSaturday
Tuesday/Thursday -ORSaturday
Tuesday/Thursday -ORSaturday
Junior Session Schedule
In House Leagues
Junior League: Fridays, 11 am - 12 pm, $70
Play begins June 19, seven weeks
Women’s Singles: Tuesdays, 9 - 10 pm, $65
Play begins June 2, six weeks
Women’s Doubles:
Wednesdays, 6:30 - 8:00 pm, $40
Play begins August 5, four weeks
Men’s Singles: Wednesdays, 9 - 10 pm, $65
Play begins June 3, six weeks
Men’s Singles/Doubles: Thursdays, 6:30 - 8:00 pm, $40
Play begins August 6, four weeks
Camp
Time
9 - 10 am
11 am - 12 pm
6 - 7 pm
7 - 8 pm
Cost
Dates
Length
Cost
Session I
June 17 - July 17
5 Weeks
$60
Session II
July 22 - August 28
6 Weeks
$72
Sunday I
June 21 - July 26
5 Weeks
$60
Sunday II
August 2 - August 3
4 Weeks
$48
Cardio Tennis
Saturday
(Weekly Sign-Up) Monday
Tuesday
Tournament Training 10 - 18 M - Th 3 - 4:30 pm $72/week
Tournaments
USTA Tournament: July 6 - 8
Berkley Community Tournament: July 17 - 20
USTA Armadillo Open: July 30 - August 2
8:00 - 9:30 am
8:00 - 9:00 am
5:00 - 6:00 pm
$19
$13
$13
Sunday Swingers Sunday
9:00 - 11:00 am
(Weekly Sign-Up) Begins Sunday, May 10
$12
For more information or to register, call Placement Tennis at 248.330.1949 or e-mail them at
[email protected]. For further information please visit www.placementtennis.com.
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Summer Camps
Basketball Camp
Girls Volleyball Camp
Grades 5 - 9
Basketball Camps teach offensive skills, team concepts,
shooting, ball handling, passing and one on one.
Campers will learn defensive skills including team
defense,
rebounding,
stance,
footwork and techniques. Camps will
also include free throw, 3 on 3 and hot shot
contests. All participants will receive
a t-shirt and basketball. Camps held at
Berkley High School.
Camp is designed to meet the needs players entering the
grades 5-9 in the fall. The summer clinic is designed to
focus on all aspects of the game with an emphasis on
fundamentals. By showing young athletes how to
accelerate their individual and team concept skills, a love
for the game is stimulated. Campers will receive a camp
t-Shirt, camp gift, and chances to win individual daily prizes
for skill contests. This camp is held at Berkley High School.
Instructor: BHS Coach Eric Gardner
Boys (Grades 4 - 10)
Girls (Grades 3 - 8)
BHS Coach Dave McGlown
Coach Ben Bancroft
Dates: June 15 - 19
June 15 - 19
Time: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
12:30 - 3:00 pm
Cost:
$82$72
Dates: June 22 - 26
Time: 3:00 - 5:30 pm
Cost:$72
Baseball Academy Camp
Ages 6 - 11
Skyhawks Soccer Camp
Ages 5 - 11
Are you ready to step up to the plate? Players will work in
small groups to insure constant participation in drills, activities
and games. Through a fun and engaging atmosphere, proper
baseball fundamentals, teamwork and sportsmanship will
be taught. Players are grouped by age and ability to ensure
appropriate skill development, including basic skills up to
game strategies. Skill development focus: fielding, throwing,
hitting, baserunning. Special features include: baseball card
trading, skills competitions and a hot dog roast. Please bring a
glove, bat, cleats (optional), hat, sunscreen, water bottle, lunch
or money for pizza lunch and/or Gatorade, and a great attitude.
T-shirt included.
Instructor: Coach Andy Fairman, area high school coaches and
current Cranbrook Kingswood Varsity players.
Skyhawks was founded as a soccer club in 1979. Thirty
years later, we are still the number one choice for parents
looking to introduce their children to the fundamentals of the
world’s most popular sport. Using our progression-oriented
curriculum, your young athlete will gain the technical skills
and sport knowledge required for the next step into soccer.
Designed for beginner and intermediate players, this camp
focuses on dribbling, passing, shooting, and ball control.
Please bring shin guards, water bottle, sunscreen and soccer or
tennis shoes. Camp is held at Men’s Club Field on 11 Mile in
Huntington Woods.
Instructor: Skyhawks Sports
Dates: June 15 - 19
Time: 9:00 - 11:00 am
Cost:$120
Dates: July 6 - 10
Time: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Speed and Fitness Camp
Ages 12 - 19
Skyhawks Street Hockey Camp
Ages 7 - 10
This camp is specific fitness training to help athletes
develop and enhance their conditioning, speed, agility,
balance, flexibility, core strength and confidence. As serious
and elite players develop, they must put in a concentrated
effort on conditioning and speed training. The camp will
focus on dynamic training, warm ups, stretching, yoga &
recovery and minimalist equipment. Coach O’Kulich will
provide you with training methods that you can do
anywhere. Wear comfortable clothes, tennis shoes
and bring a water bottle. Camp is held at Burton Field
located behind the Huntington Woods Recreation Center.
Instructor: Coach Chad O’Kulich
This camp is designed to teach the fundamentals of this
great game our neighbors to the north invented and we have
modified to fit into our American neighborhoods. Participants
will learn how to stick handle, pass, shoot and learn in game
strategies. All will be provided in a safe learning environment
encouraging sportsmanship, respect and responsibility and of
course having fun! Please provide shin guards and gloves for
your child. All other equipment will be provided. Please wear
appropriate clothing, running shoes, sunscreen and bring a
water bottle as well as two snacks. T-shirt included. Camp will
be held at the Huntington Woods Skatepark.
Dates: June 15 - 18
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm
Cost: $95
Dates: July 13 - 17
Time: 9:00 - 11:00 am
Cost:$119
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Summer Camps
LEGO® Challenge Camp
Grades 1 - 5
Kiddie Tee-Ball Camp
Ages 4 - 6
Each participant will learn about
different subjects each day and
will build/play with two different
models each day. This program integrates
LEGO® with scientific and mathematical
principles in a FUN and EXCITING way! Teaching is conducted
using customized LEGO® kits with motors, gears and
batteries. This Camp utilizes an Edutainment (Education +
Entertainment) approach, transforming the learning process into
a game while introducing children to theoretical and practical
knowledge in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering
and Mathematics (STEM).
Make a hit with your youngster with tee-ball. Boys and
Girls will learn the fundamentals of this introductory
sport including throwing, catching, batting and fielding.
Directions are easy-to-follow. Fun, progressive drills allow kids
to advance at their own pace in a safe, nurturing environment.
Players will also learn the importance of effort, teamwork and
sportsmanship. Wear tennis shoes and bring a water bottle.
Mitts are optional. Camp is held at Community Ball Field
#3. If there is bad weather the Camp will be held inside the
Berkley Ice Arena.
Instructor: Leisure Unlimited
Dates: July 13 - 17
Time: 10:30 - 11:30 am
Cost: $51 resident
$56 non-resident
Dates: July 13 - 17
Time: 12:30 - 3:00 pm
Cost: $149 resident
$154 non-resident
Safety Camp
Ages 6 - 10
K’NEX Big Builders Camp
Ages 4 - 6
Have fun and learn to be safe at the same time! Learn
real self-defense and practice on an instructor wearing a
padded suit. You’ll also learn fire safety, how to use 911,
stranger awareness, drug resistance, first aid, gun accident
prevention and more. Cartoons, physical & classroom games
and expert guest are just some of the fun activities in this
camp. Parents, nothing is more important than our children.
This camp is more than just a week of fun, it’s an investment
into a lifetime of safety.
Instructor: Live Safe Academy LLC
Each camper will learn about different subjects each day and
will build/play with two different models each day. Camp
enables children to have FUN learning by integrating
K’NEX with general knowledge in nature, space, science,
transportation and day to day physics. This camp illustrates
theoretical knowledge in these fields through the use of stories,
thinking, social games and model building and HAVING
FUN!! Instructors also emphasize personal interaction and
building a sense of self-confidence among all children.
Dates: July 20 - 24
Time: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Cost:$152
Dates: July 13 - 17
Time: 9:00 - 11:30 am
Cost: $79 resident
$84 non-resident
Boys Lazenby Lacrosse Camp
Grades K - 5
Pre-Schooler Soccer Starters Camp
Ages 3 - 5
This fun-filled camp is a basic introduction to the great sport
of soccer. Your little ones will learn various kicks, trapping,
passing, shooting, positions and rules while working toward
scrimmages against each other. A camp for all levels, kids work
at their own pace. Our emphasis is on participation and effort
to make this a positive learning experience. Children must be
3 by the first day of class and be potty-trained. Please bring a
water bottle and wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes.
Camp is held at Community Ball Field
#3. If there is bad weather the Camp will
be held inside the Berkley Ice Arena.
Instructor: Leisure Unlimited
Boys will learn the basic rules of lacrosse. Your son will be
taught the necessary skills to play lacrosse including how to
cradle, pass, shoot, pick up ground balls, and other skills at
the beginner level. Players will receive coaching from high
school lacrosse state champions who are also former college
lacrosse players. It is highly recommended that campers bring
their own stick as we only have a few extra sticks available.
All positions and skill levels are welcome and kids will receive
the personal attention they will need, no matter how much
previous experience they have. This camp’s main purpose is to
spread an appreciation of a growing sport that many younger
kids who love running, throwing and playing are sure to enjoy!
Instructors: Sam Resk and Harrison Rosenfeld
Dates: July 13 - 17
Time: 9:15 - 10:15 am
Cost: $51 resident
$56 non-resident
Dates: July 20 - 24
Time: 1:00 - 4:00 pm
Cost:$90
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Summer Camps
Jump-A-Rama Cheer/Gymnastics Camp
Ages 4 and up
Skate Camp
Ages 6 - 13
Come join the fun and learn some new moves this
summer. Our dance instructors will promote fitness, proper arm
movements, dance routines, cheers, jumps, stretching, basic
tumbling and stunting. Your child will also cover five important
components to successfully be a team player: building unity,
responsibility, leadership, discipline/rules and friendship. Your
child will focus on cheer-pom in the morning and gymnastics
in the afternoon. Pom poms are included in your camp fee,
cheer-pom t-shirts will be available for purchase for $10 on the
first day of camp. Students should wear comfortable clothes
and bring water, a lunch including beverage (sorry, no fridge).
A performance will take place on the last day.
Campers are allowed to bring both their
skateboards and roller blades as they
enjoy the jumps, half pipes, rails and grind
boxes. Full protective equipment is
required for all participants (helmet with
chin-strap, wrist guards, kneepads and
elbow pads). All Campers will receive a t-shirt as well as a
bottle of Gatorade each day. Friday, there is an X-games style
competition where the campers will be judged and winners
will be determined on their improvement throughout the
week. Camp is held at the Huntington Woods Skate Park. In
case of rain, camp will be at the Berkley Ice Arena.
Instructor: Future Star Sports
Dates:
Time:
Cost: Dates: August 3 - August 7
Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Cost: $135
July 27 - July 31
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
$160 all day -or$90 - Cheer (am)/$90 - Gymnastics (pm)
Kindermusik Camp - Creatures at the Ocean
Skyhawks Golf Camp
Ages 5 - 10
Children love Creatures at the Ocean because they sing, move
and play with Mom, Dad or caregiver while learning about
the great outdoors, nature-friendly ideas and all kinds of
interesting creatures unique to the coastal environment.
We will dive into lessons like Ahoy There, On My Beach
Blanket, Coastal Waters, Riding the Waves and In the Deep
Blue Sea. Each day’s class includes a snack or craft. So put
on your beach clothes and join us for an ocean adventure!
Certified Kindermusik Instructor: Mary Robertson
Skyhawks Golf focuses on building the confidence of young
athletes through proper technique and refining the essential
skills of the game. Golf is a challenging and lifelong sport,
so young athletes need proper focus on the fundamentals
of form, swinging, putting and body positioning. To assist
in this training, Skyhawks has adopted the SNAG (Starting
New At Golf) system. SNAG is specifically designed for the
entry-level player and simplifies instruction so that young
players can make an easy and effective transition onto the golf
course. No need to bring your own clubs--all equipment is
provided. Camp will be held at Community Ball Field #3.
Dates: August 3 - August 7
Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Cost: $70 resident
$75 non-resident
Dates: July 27 - July 31
Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Cost: $159
Track Camp
Ages 8 - 14
Jump-A-Rama Drama Camp
Ages 4 years and up
Experience the joy of running through instruction on
stretching, nutrition, running form, training, racing strategies
and injury prevention. Focus will be on running races, games,
drills, technique training and relay races as well as instruction
on hurdles, long jump, sprints, long-distance running and high
jump. Campers will also go on a field trip to a great park to run
cross country. The week will culminate in a Track and Field
Meet. Camp is held at Hurley Field.
Instructor: BHS Cross Country Coach Jared Purcell
Plays, Props & Performances! In our one week camp
your child will design, create and build props, act out
our
written work in script form and perform on our last
day. Presentation can be easily learned with activities,
games and skills designed in a recreational setting, making
performing meaningful and fun for the student. Come, play
and act out.
Dates: August 3 - 7
Time: 5:00 - 8:00 pm
Cost: $55
Time: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Cost: $160 resident
$165 non-resident
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Summer Camps
Sports Starters Camp
Ages 3 - 5
Horseback Riding Camp
Ages 7 - 16
An introduction to the wonderful world of sports and games.
Coaches teach the basics of a variety of sports including
basketball, tee-ball, soccer, football, floor hockey and more.
Fun and silly drills reinforce the fundamentals while letting
kids advance at their own pace. We emphasize effort and
participation
in
a
safe,
nurturing
environment.
Children must be 3 by the first day of class and must be
potty-trained. Bring a water bottle
and wear tennis shoes. Camp is held at
Community Ball Field #3. If there is
bad weather the Camp will be held
inside the Berkley Ice Arena.
Instructor: Leisure Unlimited.
These camps include riding instruction each day for two
hours and clinics that range from Horsemanship and stable
management to veterinary care. A pizza party and horse
show will conclude each camp session. Campers must wear a
riding or bicycle helmet, hard-soled shoes with a slight heel
and long pants. Camps are held at Haverhill Farms in White
Lake. Haverhill provides transportation for an additional fee.
Camp runs for two weeks.
Camp Dates: June 15 - 26
June 29 - July 10
July 13 - 24
July 27 - August 7
August 10 - 21
Time: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Cost: $525
Time: 9:15 - 10:15 am
Cost: $51 resident
$56 non-resident
Summer Camps Calendar
Kiddie Soccer Camp
Ages 4 - 6
June 15 - 19
Boys Basketball Camp - Girls Basketball Camp
Skyhawks Soccer Camp - Speed and Fitness Camp
Introduce your youngsters to the non-stop action and fun
of soccer. Using progressive skill drills, students learn the
fundamentals including trapping, dribbling, kicks, passing,
throw-ins, shooting, player positions and rules. Kids advance
at their own pace and will play scrimmages against each
other. We teach with fun and humor to make this a positive
learning experience. Wear gym shoes and bring a
water bottle. Children must be 4 by
the first day of class. Camp is held at
Community Ball Field #3. If there is bad
weather the Camp will be held inside the
Berkley Ice Arena.
Instructor: Leisure Unlimited.
June 22 - 26
July 6 - 10
Baseball Camp
July 13 - 17
K’NEX Big Builders Camp - LEGO® Challenge Camp
Preschool Soccer Starters Camp - Kiddie Tee-Ball Camp
Skyhawks Street Hockey Camp
July 20 - 24
Safety Camp - Boys Lazenby Lacrosse Camp
Time: 10:30 - 11:30 am
Cost: $51 resident
$56 non-resident
July 27 - 31
Jump-A-Rama Cheer/Gymnastics Camp
Skyhawks Golf Camp
Parent Tot Camp
Get out for the day, socialize and
interact with other parents and children.
Participants will partake in such activities
as arts, crafts, music and games. There is
a new theme each week, so no two classes
will be quite the same.
Instructor: Miss Jennifer
Dates:
Time:
Cost: Girls Volleyball Camp
August 3 - 7
Skate Camp - Kindermusik Camp
Track Camp
August 10 - 14
Jump-A-Rama Drama Camp
August 17 - 21
Sports Starters Camp - Kiddie Soccer Camp
May 27, Wednesdays
Length: Six Weeks
July 8
10:00 - 11:15 am
$45 resident
$50 non-resident
$15 additional child
Other Camps
Parent - Tot Camp - Horseback Riding Camp
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Senior Activities and Classes
Activities at the Senior Center
Tai Chi
This gentle motion class, designed with seniors in mind, may
help you to improve your circulation and lower blood pressure.
Instructor: Dan Marchwinski
Pop into the Berkley Senior Center on any given day and you’ll
be sure to find something going on. Whether you enjoy playing
cards or watching movies, the Berkley Senior Center is sure to
have something to fit your fancy. Check out the schedule below
and stop by to say hello.
Activity
Day
Bingo
2nd & 4th Tuesday
Exercise Class
Mon, Tues & Thurs
Euchre
1st & 3rd Monday
Pinochle
2nd & 4th Monday
Duplicate Bridge
Fridays
Matinee Movies
Wednesdays
Wii Bowling
Tuesdays
Berkley Neighbors
Tuesdays
Dates: May 13, Wednesdays
July 8
Time: 9:30 - 11:00 am
Cost:$30
Time
2:00 pm
10:00 am
12:30 pm
12:30 pm
12:30 pm
2:00 pm
11:00 am
6:30 pm
Senior Computer Classes
Get to Know Your Laptop
This exciting class is our basic 101 class. You will
learn about the physical laptop itself, security issues,
applications, basic settings, internet safety and how to do
research. This is your chance to improve your skills in a
non-threatening environment. This slow-paced class is
designed with seniors in mind. Bring your laptop with you.
Dates: May 14
July 9
Time: 10:00 - 11:00 am
Cost:$60
Casino Trips
Whether you enjoy playing the slots or doubling-down at the
blackjack table your trip to the casino is sure to be tons of fun.
Don’t forget to bring your ID with you, your winnings cannot
be collected without it.
Casino
Motor City
MGM
Greektown
Date
April 27
May 21
June 15
Cost
$19
$14
$14
Departs
10:30 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
Dates: May 14
July 9
Time: 11:15 am - 12:15 pm
Cost:$60
Lunch Outings
Date
April 21
May 11
June 8
Cost
$7
$8
$9
Length:Six Weeks
A Step Beyond The Basics
If you know a little and would like to learn more, this
is the class for you. Instructor Marta will help you to
continue on your way to learning more about your laptop.
Bring your laptop with you.
Length:Six Weeks
All About Gadgets
Not sure how to use all those new gadgets? Help is here!
Bring in your laptop, cellphone, tablet,
e-reader, or camera and learn how to use it.
Don’t forget all cables and power cords.
You’ll get three, 45 minute one-on-one
sessions with our Instructor Marta. Call to set
up your class time.
Grab a friend, bring your appetite and enjoy a meal at on of
the fine restaurants in the metro Detroit area. We’ll provide the
transportation, but the cost of the meal and tip is on your own.
Restaurant
Kim’s Chinese
Bayside Grill
Sinbad’s On The Water
Length:Six Weeks
Departs
11:30 am
11:30 am
11:30 am
Dates: Ongoing
Length:3 weeks
Time: 45 minute one-on-one sessions
Cost:$60
**Coming Soon**
Portofino Lunch and Cruise
Motor City Casino
MGM Casino
Become a Friend of
Parks and Recreation
Dates, Times and Costs
To Be Announced
Meetings held at 6:30
pm on first Tuesday of
each month!
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21 - 100 Travel - Day Trips
Senior Day at the Detroit Zoo
Tigers Baseball
Enjoy a day at the beautiful Detroit Zoo. See the animals, ride
the train, and stop by the Senior Resource Area and visit with
the vendors. There will also be a special Bingo game with
fabulous prizes and live entertainment. Don’t forget to bring
a friend.
Take me out to the ball game, Take me out with the crowd;
Join us as we travel to Comerica Park to see the Tigers take on
the Oakland Athletics in a mid season clash. Price of the trip
includes transportation, game ticket, hot dog and a drink.
Date: June 4
Time: 11:15 am - 4:00 pm
Cost:$45
Date: April 29
Time: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Cost:$7
A Quilter’s Paradise - Quilt Show
Adventures of 650 Express
Presented by the Cameo Quilters, this show is a one of a kind.
You will view over 200 beautiful handmade quilts and enjoy
live demonstrations. There will be lots of raffles, door prizes
and a silent auction. Also available will be an Boutique Sale
and food Concession.
Come along on the 650 Express as it hits the rails. We will
stop at many fun, special and entertaining stations along the
way. Lunch included. Held at Older Persons Commission.
Date: April 30
Time: 11:00 am - 3:30 pm
Cost:$22
Date: June 5
Time: 1:00 - 3:30 pm
Cost:$11
Bingomania
Bingo is bigger and better than ever! The new Breakaway
Gaming Centre, in Windsor, is now open and giving players a
new way to enjoy one of their favorite games - Electronically!
Breakaway Gaming Centre package includes two sessions of
bingo and lunch. Todays trip will also stop at Caesars Windsor.
You must have a Passport or enhanced Drivers License to
attend this trip.
See the T
Sit back, relax and enjoy a two-hour cruised on the Maumee
River before heading to Tony Packo’s at the Park for lunch.
After lunch, enjoy a tour of Fifth Third Field, home of the
Toledo Mud Hens. After the tour, enjoy some free time at
Hollywood Casino where everyone will receive $5 in coin.
Date: June 17
Time:7:30 am - 7:00 pm
Cost:$74
Date: April 16
Time:
8:00 am - 6:45 pm
Cost:$54
Holland
All That Glitters
Spend the day traveling around the beautiful city of Holland.
Enjoy a guided city tour, a trip at the Veldheer Tulip Gardens
and an included lunch at the Alpen Rose Restaurant. Featured
stops on the tour include downtown Holland, Hope College
and much more.
Enjoy three hours at Greektown Casino before lunch at
Sindbad’s Restaurant. After lunch, enjoy a two-hour narrated
cruise on the Diamond Jack river vessel.
Date: July 9
Time:
9:15 am - 6:30 pm
Cost:$75
Date: May 5
Time: 7:15 am - 8:45 pm
Cost:$93
Huron Lady II
Inside Detroit
With the picturesque St. Clair River as a backdrop, travelers
will enjoy the finest in Riverfront dining at the River Crab
Restaurant. Following lunch, spend the afternoon cruising
from downtown Port Huron on a narrated tour of the Blue
Water Area. Today’s trip ends at the Sweet Tooth of Marine
City where everyone will enjoy a single scoop of ice cream in
a cup or a bowl.
The day will start with a behind-the-scenes look at the
Fabulous Fox Theatre, which is considered to be one of
Detroit’s coveted architectural gems. Following the tour,
Lunch will be served at Da Edoardo Foxtown Grille. The
fun continues with a guided tour of Hitsville USA (Motown
Historical Museum). There is a fair amount of walking and
some steps involved on this tour.
Date: August 17
Time: 9:30 am - 6:00 pm
Cost:$75
Date: May 13
Time: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
Cost:$76
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21 - 100 Travel - Extended Trips
Puttin’ On The Ritz
New York City
Start your day with a hot cup of coffee and a snack as we
head the bus to the Hollywood Casino in Toledo, OH.
Everyone will receive a $10 incentive! Our home for the
evening will be at the Holiday Inn Express in Tiffin. Dinner
will be provided at T.J. Willie’s. Following dinner, we’re off
to the Ritz Theatre to see Jay and the Americans. You’ll enjoy
some of their greatest hits including “Tonight,” “This Magic
Moment” and “Cara Mia.” Day Two includes breakfast before
starting for home. En route, we will visit MacQueen Orchards
for a chance to shop. Lunch will be included at Tony Packo’s,
and our final stop will be at the Libbey Glass Outlet Store.
Head to the “Big Apple” for a five day/four night trip that
is sure to take your breathe away. Enjoy a landmark cruise
on the Hudson River, a Tigers vs. Yankees game at Yankee
Stadium, Grand Central Station, the 9/11 Memorial and
Museum, Empire State Building Observation Deck, Times
Square and a Double Decker Bus
tour. Trip includes four continental
breakfasts and two dinners.
A deposit of $20 per person due
upon reservation.
A deposit of $20 per person due upon reservation.
Dates: April 18 - April 19
Cost: Single: $382 Double: $315
Date:
Cost:
Triple: $293
June 18 - 22 Single: $1,368
Double $1,059
Triple: $972
Traverse City - National Cherry Festival
New England Whale Watching
Jump on the deluxe highway motorcoach and leave the
driving to Bianco Tours as we explore the great northeast.
Spend 7 days and 6 nights traveling through Massachusetts,
Maine, and more. This trip includes guided tour of Cape
Cod and Provincetown, a stop at the Cape Cod Potato Chip
Factory, a Dinner Cruise on Skaneateles Lake and much more.
The highlight of the trip will be the Hyannis Whale Watcher
Cruise which is sure to take your breath away. The waters
around Cape Cod consistently rank as one of the worlds top 10
whale watching destinations.
Enjoy three days and two nights
exploring one of Northern Michigan’s
most beautiful vacation spots, Traverse
City. This trip includes wine tasting at
Chateau Chantel, guided tour of Sleeping
Bear Dunes, a stop at the National Cherry
Festival, time at Hoxie’s Farm Market and
a guided tour of Interlochen Center for
the Arts. Accommodations for the trip will be at Turtle Creek
Casino where everyone will receive $15 gaming credit and $2
meal discount each day.
Dates: May 17 - May 23
Cost: Single: $1,580 Double: $1,265
Date:
Cost:
Triple: $1,182
July 7 - 9 Single: $599
Double $509
Triple: $484
Boston
Spend six days and five nights traveling and exploring the
historic city of Boston. There will be something for everyone
on this trip as featured stops include the National Baseball
Hall of Fame and Museum, New England Aquarium, John
F. Kennedy Library and Museum, and Skywalk Observatory.
This trip also includes dinner at Cheers! and a trip to Fenway
Park to see the Detroit Tigers take on the Boston Red Sox.
Five breakfasts, three dinners and a $15 dinner voucher are
included on this trip.
Chicago Getaway
Enjoy shopping, baseball and sight
seeing? Chicago, “The Windy City,”
can offer all these options and more.
Spend some free time exploring Navy
Pier, take in a Tigers game against the
White Sox at US Celluar Field, shop
till you drop on the Magnificent Mile
and see the sights on a shoreline sightseeing cruise.
Date:
Cost:
July 6 - 7
Single: $438
Double $345
Double $1,225
Triple: $1,135
Effective immediately, all payments for extended trips
need to be made directly to Bianco Tours.
For more information regarding this change,
please contact Sue at 248-658-3470.
Date:
Cost:
July 22 - 27 Single: $1,509
Triple: $315
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Trips Presented by Collette Tours
Shades of Ireland
Reflections of Italy
Travel to the magical Emerald Isle. Soak in the landscapes
of rolling hills and feel the warmth of an Irish welcome.
Visit Dublin, Waterford, Killarney and Limerick as this
comprehensive tour introduces Ireland’s natural beauty, rich
history and most importantly, its hospitable culture. Featured
stops include the House of Waterford Crystal, Blarney Castle,
and the 700-foot-high Cliffs of Moher for awe-inspiring views
of the mighty Atlantic Ocean. Thirteen meals, eight breakfasts
and five dinners, are included on this trip.
Spend 10 days traveling around the beautiful country of
Italy, a land rich in history, culture, art and romance. Featured
stops include the cities of Rome, Florence, Venice and Milan
as well as the Colosseum, the word-famous Academy Gallery
to see Michelangelo’s Statue of David, a historic winery in the
heart of the Chianti region and a water tour of Venice (weather
permitting). Fourteen meals, eight breakfasts, one lunch and
five dinners, are included on this trip.
Book Now and Save (valid until May 6)
Single: $4,749 Double: $4,049 Triple: $3,999
Regular Rates
Single: $4,999 Double $4,299 Triple: $4,249
Book Now and Save (valid until March 24)
Single: $3,999 Double: $3,499 Triple: $3,469
Regular Rates
Single: $4,199 Double $3,699 Triple: $3,669
Trip Dates: November 5 - 14
Trip Dates: September 23 - October 2
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Room Rental Information
Rent A Room At the Community Center
The Community Center has a variety of room options and one is sure to fit your needs. Prices vary by room. Call 248.658.3470
for information. All rooms comes with free Wi-Fi.
Multi-Purpose Room
Holds:
Approximately 240 people
Perfect For:
Large get-togethers like birthday parties or showers
Amenities include:
Tables and chairs - On rollers for easy set up/tear down
Attached to kitchen - Oven, Refrigerator, Microwave
Counter space for serving food
Senior Annex
Holds:
Perfect For:
Meetings, birthday parties or showers
Amenities include:
Tables and chairs - can be set up anyway you like
Two televisions - one with surround sound, DVD, VHS
Senior Addition
Holds:
Perfect For:
Large club meetings, birthday parties or showers
Amenities include:
Tables and chairs - can be set up anyway you like
Mini-Fridge and Freezer for keeping small items cold
Large Meeting Room
Holds:
Perfect For:
Business meetings, small birthday parties and showers
Amenities include:
Flat-screen television, DVD
Counter space
Tables and chairs - can be setup anyway you please
Small Meeting Room
Holds:
Perfect For:
One-on-one business meetings
Small organization meetings
Amenities include:
Large table in the in the center of the room
Flat-screen television
Whiteboard
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Map of Berkley Facilities
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Community Center
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Angell Park, Wiltshire and Bacon
City Hall, 3338 Coolidge Highway
Community Park Complex, Adjacent to Community Center
Department of Public Works, 3238 Bacon
Hurley Field, Oxford and Gardner
Ice Arena, 2300 Robina
Jaycee Park, Webster and Bacon
Kiwanis Tot Lot, Columbia and Cass
Lazenby Park, Oxford and Henley
Public Library, 3155 Coolidge Highway
Merchants Park, Cambridge and Bacon
Oxford Park, Harvard and Berkley
Pattengill Park, Webster and Royal
Berkley Public Safety, 2395 Twelve Mile Road
Rogers Park, Oxford and Hamilton
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Tot Lot Night
Wednesday, June 24
5:00 - 8:00 pm
Senior Activity Day
Wednesday, July 8
9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Bring the family out to this great little neighborhood park
for an evening of fun and laughs. Bring your swimsuit.
Spend time with all your neighbors. Enjoy wii bowling,
bingo and a movie. Breakfast and lunch provided.
Community Picnic
Saturday, July 18
12:00 - 3:00 pm
Jaycee Park Jamboree
Thursday, July 30
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Enjoy food, fun and an all around good time. Activities
include dunk tank, tie dying, games and much more.
Get your face painted, enjoy a snow cone and race through
the bouncers. Don’t forget to bring your socks!
Family Outdoor Movie Night
Saturday, August 22
Bouncers at 6:00 pm - Movie at Dusk
Ice Cream Social
Tuesday, August 25
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Grab your lawn chair or a blanket and enjoy a movie on the
big screen at Community Park. Movie: TBA
Enjoy a bowl of ice cream and browse through our Fall
Programming Open House
DON’T FORGET ABOUT THE COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE - JUNE 26 AND 27
Sign up at the Berkley Community Center
2400 Robina
Berkley, MI 48072
248.658.3470 - phone
248.658.3471 - fax
berkleymich.org
June 26 - 1:00 - 6:00 pm June 27 - 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
ECRWSS
RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER
PRSRT STD
U.S. Postage Paid
Permit No. 396
Royal Oak, MI

Berkley Parks and Recreation

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