The Berkley Buzz Spring/Summer 2016

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Children’s Programs • Adult Programs • Fitness Classes
Safety Classes • Summer Camps • Day Trips • Extended Trips
Come Out and Play
Spring/Summer 2016
The Berkley Buzz
Berkley Parks and Recreation
Table of Contents
What’s Buzzin’ in Berkley
Jump - A - Rama Classes
Children’s Programs
Children’s and Adult Programs
Fitness Classes
Safety Classes
Placement Tennis
Summer Camps
Senior Activities
Day Trips
Extended Travel
Room Rental Information
Map of Berkley Facilities
Berkley Parks and Recreation Staff
Theresa McArleton
Parks and Recreation Director
[email protected]
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Scott Jennex, CPRP
Manager - Recreation Programs
[email protected]
Dan McMinn
Manager - Special Events and Arena Operations
[email protected]
Dan Simpson
Parks and Recreation Maintenance Leader
[email protected]
Amanda Slusarski
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.
Sue Thornton
Senior Coordinator
[email protected]
BERKLEY COMMUNITY CENTER
2400 Robina Berkley, MI 48072
248.658.3470-Office
248.658.3471-Fax
Cancelation Policy/Pro-rated programs
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.
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
Berkley Parks and Recreation 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.
Holiday Calendar
City Offices will be closed for the following dates:
Memorial Day - May 30, 2016
Independence Day - July 4, 2016
Labor Day - September 5, 2016
Important Dates
Mother’s Day - May 8, 2016
Father’s Day - June 19, 2016
Berkley CruiseFest Car Parade - August 19, 2016
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The Berkley Buzz
“Creating Community Through People, Parks and Programs”
Spring has sprung! By the time that you are reading this, spring will officially be here. As I write this letter, spring certainly feels like it has
arrived in Berkley. For us here at Parks & Recreation that means that people are in our parks, walking around the city, playing tennis at one of
our 10 courts, biking along the city’s bike route, inquiring about spring and summer camps and much more!
It seems that each spring we are offered a new beginning. We wake from the slumber of a long Michigan winter and rush to get outside and
greet the warmer weather just as we greet our neighbors over the fence lines. We walk to a neighborhood park and we make plans for all that
we will do during the warmer months our great state offers. Spring is a time of new beginnings and this year at Parks & Recreation, we thought
it would be a good time to begin a wonderful collaboration with our top-notch Public Library.
Beginning in mid-April and running through mid-May the Friends of the Berkley Library and Friends of Berkley Parks & Recreation are teaming up to sponsor Tale on the Trail in Jaycee Park. This new interactive event will have a kickoff on April 25th at 5pm and will be available
for people to visit throughout the following month. We encourage you to participate in this wonderful new activity. More details regarding this
event can be found on page 4. Many thanks to our respective Friends groups for sponsoring this and for having such pride in their Library and
our Parks!
In addition to Tale on the Trail, the Library and Parks & Recreation departments will also be working together to bring you story time with an
activity in three of our parks this summer. You will find dates and times in this addition of the Buzz. Please note that the parks selected coincide
with Summerfest dates that occur a week after the story time. This is a wonderful way to get your child’s brain and body flowing and we hope
to see you there!
Did somebody say Summerfest?! Back for a 6th year, our annual Summerfest series of events will look a lot like they have in past years, but we
will be changing our Community Picnic this year. We hope you will join us for a fun family Lua and dance on July 7th and we hope to see you
at all of our Summerfest events this year. A full schedule of events for 2016 is located on the back cover of this issue.
We hope everyone had an active and fun winter. Our recreation programs were full all winter long and our 6th annual Winterfest proved to be
a major success even without the snow! A heartfelt thank you goes out to all our sponsors, participating local restaurants for our Soup-off, our
energetic and caring volunteers and all those that came to enjoy the day with us. The day would not happen without our sponsors and volunteers
and it would be no fun without all your smiles and laughter. Thank you.
WinterFest Sponsors include: Berkley Dad’s Club, Berkley Mom’s Club, Friends of Parks and Recreation, Berkley Steelers, BerkleyHuntington Woods Youth Assistance, Harfield Lanes, Berkley Lions Club, Royal Popcorn Supply, Detroit Deluxe, Boy Scout Troop 1085
Soup Competition participants include: Coco Fairfield’s, The Lunch Cafe, The Recipe Kit Warehouse
We have a full slate of programs for all ages in the coming months and we hope you find something that peaks your interest in the following
pages. Check out our great summer day camp and our specialty camps for fun summer activities for your child.
As always, we encourage you to come to us if you have any questions or suggestions regarding one of our parks or programs. We love to hear
from you.
On behalf of Parks & Recreation staff, thank you for taking the time to read about the great work the department is doing and we hope to see
you out and about this summer.
Theresa K. McArleton
Director of Parks & Recreation
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.
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.
Mike Kerby, Chairperson
Jerry Aben
Josephine Brewer
John Nicolai
Gary Polk
Josh Pollard
Betty Smith
Phil O’Dwyer, Mayor
Steven W. Baker, Mayor Pro Tem
Jack Blanchard, Councilmember
Tina Edgar, Councilmember
Alan H. Kideckel, Councilmember
Eileen Steadman, Councilmember
Dan Terbrack, Councilmember
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Dan Terbrack
City Council Liasion
MLB Pitch, Hit and Run
Boys and Girls between the ages of 7 and 14 are able to show
off their baseball/softball skills in the following events:
The Pitch - Try to throw strikes like Major League pitchers by
taking a shot at hitting the MLB Strike Zone.
The Hit - Swing away from home plate! Just like big leaguers,
you’ll be judged on distance and accuracy.
The Run - Start at second and head for home to test your speed
at running the bases.
Depending on results, contestants will have an oppurtunity
to compete in four levels of competetion. This includes Team
Championship events at Comerica Park and the National
Finals at the MLB All-Star Game hosted in San Diego,
California.
2016 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 each week 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.
Date: May 3, Tuesday
Time: 4:00 pm
Cost:FREE
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
there however. Campers will have the opportunity to create
art in the craft room and learn new games to play with their
friends. Camp runs 11 weeks beginning on June 20 and ending
September 1. There is a one time $25 registration fee.
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
Competition will be held at Merchants Park.
Pre-register by Monday, May 2nd at Parks and Rcreation
Parents Night Out
Drop the kids (ages 4 - 10) at the Community Center and enjoy
a night out! Jump-A-Rama staff will be here with an obstacle
course, a craft, a bouncer and pizza for dinner. We’ll wrap up the
evening watching a movie on the projector. All this for less
than the price of a babysitter!!
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 27.
Dates: Time:
Cost:
2016 Spring Break Camp
Date: April 5 - 8
Time: 8:45 am - 5:00 pm
Cost: $130 - 4 days resident/$145 - 4 days non-resident
April 22, Friday
May 20
June 10
6:00 - 9:00 pm
$15 residents $20 non-residents
Pay by the Wednesday before each event to
avoid $3 late fee
2400 Robina • Berkley, MI • 248.658.3470 • berkleymich.org
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Story Time in the Park
Cedar Point Tickets
Berkley Public Library and Parks & Recreation invite you to
change up your reading routine. Get up and get out to your
local parks and listen to Berkley Public Library staff while they
read a book during a program that will include 30 minutes of
stories for preschool and elementary age children. After
hearing stories, children will be able to participate in a 30
minute specially designed physical activity run by Parks &
Recreation employees. Story time in the park is designed to
stimulate the mind and body. We hope to see you there! Parents
and others are asked to remain at the park during the program.
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 will be teaming with mParks
(Michigan Recreation and Parks Association) to bring a
variety of ticket options for the 2016 season. Tickets can be
purchased online by following the link at www.berkleymich.
org.
Tot Lot Park - Wednesday June 8, 10:00 - 11:00 am
Community Park - Tuesday Jun 28, 10:00 - 11:00 am
Jaycee Park – Tuesday July 26, 10:00 - 11:00 am
Tale on the Trail
The Friends of the Berkley Library and Friends of Berkley
Parks & Recreation invite families to take a stroll through
Jaycee Park and participate in the City’s first ever Tale on
the Trail. This free family event will take place from 5pm6pm Monday, April 25th beginning near Webster and Bacon.
During this free interactive walk, people will walk on paved
pathways in Jaycee Park. Pages from a selected children’s
story will be posted along the path for families to read as they
walk along the trail. The tale on the trail will remain up until
Monday, May 16th.
This free event will educate people on the importance of
integrating physical activity into daily life. A few fun surprises
are planned for the event on the 25th. We hope you will join us
to activate your mind and body.
Ticket Type
mParks Price
Gate Price
(Subject to Change)
Ride and Refresh
Good-Any-Day
Junior/Senior
Good-Any-Day
Soak City
Good-Any-Day
2 Day
Ride & Slide
$55.57
$48.30
$45.18
Not available
$67.60
$46.80
$32.70
$37.43
$86.77
$93.60
Detroit Zoo Tickets
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 and follow the
link to secure your zoo tickets today!
Youth Sports Contacts
Berkley Dad’s Club Baseball
Mike Kerby
[email protected]
www.berkleydadsclub.org.assn.la
Berkley Hoops Basketball
Jason Welch
248.747.0453
www.berkleyhoops.com
Berkley Mom’s Club Softball
Corrina Campbell
248.255.6263
www.bmc-softball.com
Berkley Panthers Wrestling Club
Aaron Dean
248.930.6182
www.berkleywrestlingclub.com
South Oakland County Soccer
Mike Egnotovich
248.399.6487
www.socsfc.com
Berkley Steelers Football & Cheerleading
Andrew Hadfield
Amanda Bilski
248.509.2464
586.899.0475
www.eteamz.com/berkleysteelers/
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Jump - A - Rama Classes
Jump-A-Rama Kid Fit for Preschoolers
Ages 1 - 4
Jump-A-Rama Gymnastics
Ages 3 - 9
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, bubble games and will 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 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.
Dates: April 26, Tuesdays
Length:Six weeks
Time: 9:45 - 10:35 am
Cost: $66 residents $71 non-residents $12 drop-in
Ages 3-5
Dates: April 28, Thursdays
Length:Six weeks
Time: 4:30 - 5:15 pm
Cost: $66 residents $71 non-residents
Jump-A-Rama Tumble Tots
Ages 1 - 4
Ages 5 - 9
Length:Six weeks
Time: 3:45 - 4:30 pm
This
program
will
provide
toddlers and preschoolers with a
chance to explore a wide variety of
tumbling apparatus like springboard,
balance beam, large and small gross
motor mats, trampoline and more. Class begins with muscle
conditioning which includes running, jumping and hopping
moving into music time. Students will concentrate on body
awareness, eye-hand coordination and balance. The class
will end with parachute and bubble activities. Parent
participation required.
No class on May 12
Length:Six weeks
Time: 11:00 - 11:45 am
No class on May 12
Jump-A-Rama All Star Cheerleading
Ages 4 & Up
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.
Dates: April 21,Thursdays
Length:Six weeks
Time: 5:15 - 6:00 pm
No class on May 12
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Kindermusik Village - “Cock-a-doodle-MOO”
Ages newborn - 18 months
Drop-In Play Time
Ages 9 months - 4 years
Hop on the hayride - it’s time to head for the farm! In this
class, you will sing songs about the farm, including “Old
MacDonald,” “Hayride,” and “Clever Cows.” You’ll engage
in rituals and playful activities with your baby, including
infant massage, lap bounces, exercise, and quiet time. Home
Materials: A picture board book with charming farm
animals and the sounds they make, Cock-a-doodle-MOO, a CD
of the songs heard in class, a Sunshine Jingle instrument for
music-making at home, and a set of Art Banners for the
nursery wall. Required home materials fee of $35 to be paid to
the instructor the first day of class.
Certified Kindermusik Instructor: Mary Robertson.
Come out and play at the Community Center! A great social
opportunity for parents and preschoolers to meet and play with
others. There will be a variety of toys, balls, mats and more for
little ones to play with. Children must be accompanied by an
adult. This unstructured play time is made possible in part by
Volunteers from The Friends of Berkley Parks & Recreation.
Date: Mondays and Fridays (On-Going)
Time: 9:00 - 11:00 am
The Crafty Scientist/The Crafty Scientist Jr.
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 such as 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 15, Fridays
Length:Eight weeks
Time: 9:15 - 10:00 am
Kindermusik Our Time - “Away We Go!”
Hop on the train, get in the car, board the plane, and Away
We Go! This class focuses on transportation, a favorite
topic for toddlers who are on the go, go, go! Sing and play
along with favorite songs, such as “I’ve Been Workin’ on the
Railroad” and “Wheels on the Bus.” Explore fast and slow,
smooth and bumpy, and high and low. Read stories about ways
to get around. “Shiny Dinah” tells the story of a train, and
“Giddy-Up!” Has a horse, speedboat, racecar, and more to help
you get where you want to go. Home materials: Double CD
featuring songs from class; two interactive story books - “Shiny
Dinah” and “Giddy-Up!” To develop early literacy skills; Home
Activity Book, and two harmonicas designed for toddlers.
Required home materials fee of $50 to be paid to the instructor
the first day of class.
Certified Kindermusik Instructor: Mary Robertson
The Crafty Scientist (Ages 5 - 7)
Dates: April 2, Saturdays
Length:Six weeks
Time: 11:00 - 11:50 am
The Crafty Scientist Jr (Ages 2 - 4)
Length:Six weeks
Time: 10:00 - 10:45 am
Parent-Tot Playgroup
Get out for the day, socialize and interact with other parents
and children. Enjoy a variety of
activities including; arts, crafts,
music and games. There is a new
theme each week, so no two classes
will be quite the same.
Instructor: Ms. Natalie
Dates: April 15, Fridays
Length:Eight weeks
Time: 10:15 - 11:00 am
Become a Friend of Parks and Recreation
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Meetings held at 6:30 pm on first Tuesday of each month!
April 13, Wednesdays
Length:Six weeks
June 1
July 27
10:00 - 11:15 am
$15 additional sibling
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Saturday - Preschool/Intro to Dance
Ages 3 - 7
Kiddie Soccer
Ages 3 - 5
Dancers will enjoy learning the
basic terminology, body positions and
beginning dance combinations with
music designed to be familiar and
fun for their age group. Ballet and
stylized Jazz along with Broadway style
Song and Dance. As parents, you know that improving large
motor skills, listening to directions, learning to take turns and
cooperating as a group would be great too! Learning and fun
must go together for these young dancers. No recital.
Instructor: Premiere Plus
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 class.
Instructor: Leisure Unlimited
Dates: April 18, Mondays
Length:Six weeks
Time: 1:00 - 1:45 pm
K’NEX Big Builders
Ages 4 - 6
Length:Five weeks
Time: 10:00 - 10:45 am
This program enables children to have FUN learning by
integrating K’nex with general knowledge in nature, space,
science, transportation and day to day physics. The program
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
participating.
Instructor: Building Engineers.
Yoga for Kids
Ages 6 - 10
An exciting introduction to yoga! This class will consist of a
flowing sequence, breathing exercises, and relaxation. Poses
will be introduced in a fun, playful environment. Through
games and a weekly theme, young
yogis will learn strength, flexibility,
positive thinking, respect for self &
others and body awareness. Come
join the fun! Please bring a yoga
mat.
Instructor: Sara Ophoff
Length:Six weeks
Time: 11:00 - 11:45 am
LEGO® Challenge: LEGO® In Motion
Grades 1 - 5
Length:Five weeks
Time: 10:15 - 10:45 am
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
conveyor belt, a laundry machine, a crane and other models that
demonstrate various physical forces that you witness 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). For new and
returning participants.
Instructor: Building Engineers
Middle School Yoga
Develop flexibility and strength on and off the mat. No
experience needed! This class will bring students through a
yoga flow, focusing on breath and ending with relaxation.
Students will learn how to find balance in both body and mind.
Please bring a yoga mat.
Dates: April 11, Mondays
Length:Six weeks
Time: 4:45 - 5:15 pm
No class on April 25
Horseback Riding Lessons
Length:Six weeks
Time: 4:00 - 5:15 pm
Contact Haverhill Farms at 248.887.2027 for more info.
Eight lessons included. Can be split between two riders
No class on May 12
Dates: Vary - Classes ongoingCost: $264
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Children’s and Adult Programs
Sanchin-Ryu Karate
Creative Writing Workshop
A Way to Write
Instructors hold a ranking of at least 1st Degree Black Belt
and maintain a continual, bi-monthly certification to ensure the
highest level of quality for their students.
Instructor: Sanchin Systems.
Creative writing is an art form available to everyone. This
workshop provides a safe and supportive space for both new
and seasoned writers to practice their art and generate new
work. A writer is someone who writes, and every writer has
a unique voice. This session includes an optional one-on-one
meeting with the instuctor.
Instructor: Alison Ernst
Karate for Kids K - 8
Students will be trained with proven, age-appropriate
techniques that are necessary for kids to protect themselves
from attackers. This program is set in a fun, yet structured
environment which will give your child a positive outlook
on learning a martial art. We focus on healthy attitudes vs
perfection! Participants will achieve a great self confidence
and leadership through the physical techniques, mental
strategies, drills and exercises they are lead through.
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Dates: April 5, Tuesday
Length:Five Classes
Time: 7:00 - 9:00 pm
Cost: $130 resident $135 non-resident
ebay: Beyond the Basics
If you have some experience selling on ebay and want to
take it to the next level, you’ll want to attend this class. 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 via cash or check to the instructor at the start of class,
includes an eBay-issued Student Manual and exclusive Student
Resources CD-ROM. Leave feedback for the instructor and
receive a course completion certification from ebay.
Instructor - Bill DiSessa
April 21, Thursdays
Length:Eight weeks
June 23
6:00 - 6:45 pm
No Class on May 12
Karate for Families
A Parent and Child program for ages 4 and up!
Set in a fun, non-competitive and informative atmosphere,
this programs allows parents to learn
alongside their children. Physical
techniques will be instructed along
with drills and exercises to help you
have a positive experience with your
self defense education.
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Dates: Time:
Cost:
April 21, Thursdays
Length:Eight weeks
June 23
6:45 - 7:30 pm
Basics of Selling on ebay
Want to clear out your garage, make extra money, form
a hobby or be your own work-from-home-boss? If so, this
Basics of Selling on ebay class, taught by an ebay Education
Specialist and Top-Rated Seller, is for you. 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.
Materials include a Student Manual and exclusive Student
Resource CD-ROM which you keep. This class is for
people with little or no eBay experience, who want to become
successful sellers. Note: There is a $20 materials fee due to the
instructor at class.
Instructor - Bill DiSessa
No Class on May 12
Karate for Ages 14 & Up
Specifically designed to address personal-protection concerns,
this program instructs a broad range of strikes, combinations,
footwork and defense tactics. Receive specialized training on
how to deal with, get out of, and counter a multitude of grabs
and attack scenarios. Learn how to use the whole body for
power, making the most of your size and strength (regardless
of athletic ability).
Dates: Time:
Cost:
April 28, Thursday
Length:One Class
6:00 - 9:00 pm
$25 resident individual $30 non-resident individual
$30 resident couple $35 non-resident couple
April 21, Thursdays
Length:Eight weeks
June 23
7:30 - 8:30 pm
Dates: Time:
Cost:
No Class on May 12
April 21, Thursday
Length:One Class
6:00 - 9:00 pm
$25 resident individual $30 non-resident individual
$30 resident couple $35 non-resident couple
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Fitness Classes
Adult Tai Chi
Family Yoga in the Park
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!
Certified Instructor: Sam Purdy
Grab the kids and head to Jaycee Park for outdoor Family
Yoga! In this six week session, we will explore Movement,
Breath, Family and Fun outside in the fresh summer air. At
least one parent per family must attend. Please bring a yoga
mat or beach towel. Kids age 5(ish) and up and parents.
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Dates: July 6, Wednesdays
Length:Six Weeks
Time: 6:00 - 6:45 pm
$5 additional family member
$7 family drop-in
$2 additional family member drop-in
Drop-In Fee must be paid at Berkley Community Center
April, 13, Wednesdays
Length:Six Weeks
May 26, Thursdays
July 7, Thursdays
August 18, Thursdays
7:00 - 8:30 pm
Adult Tai Chi for Beginners
Yoga in the Park
For those who have never taken 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!
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Come chill out in the warm summer fresh air. All levels
welcome! Options for both beginners and experienced yogis
offered. Come as you are! This is an alignment based class
that focuses on breath. Build strength through establishing and
holding poses that progress into a steady flow.
April, 13, Wednesdays
Length:Six Weeks
May 26, Thursdays
July 7, Thursdays
August 18, Thursdays
6:00 - 7:00 pm
Dates: July 6, Wednesdays
Length:Six Weeks
Time: 7:00 - 8:00 pm
$9 drop-in
Drop-In Fee must be paid at Berkley Community Center
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Fitness 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: Jennifer Lopez
Instructor: Amanda Meek
Monday Evening Zumba® - Spring
Monday Morning Zumba® - Spring
Dates: April 25
Length: Six weeks
Time: 6:00 - 6:55 pm
Dates: April 25
Length: Six weeks
Time: 9:30 - 10:25 am
Thursday Evening Zumba® - Spring
Tuesday Night Zumba® - Spring
Dates: April 28
Length: Six weeks
Time: 6:00 - 6:55 pm
Dates: April 26
Length: Six weeks
Time: 8:00 - 8:55 pm
Monday Evening Zumba® - Summer
Wednesday Morning - Zumba® Step
Dates: June 20
Length: Six weeks
Time: 5:45 - 6:40 pm
Dates: April 20
Length: Six weeks
Time: 11:30 am - 12:25 pm
Thursday Evening Zumba® - Summer
Wednesday Night Zumba® - Spring
Dates: June 23
Length: Six weeks
Time: 5:45 - 6:40 pm
Dates: April 20
Length: Six weeks
Time: 8:00 - 8:55 pm
Take two classes in the same season
with Amanda Meek for just $70
Thursday Night Zumba® - Spring
Dates: April 21
Length: Six weeks
Time: 8:30 - 9:25 pm
Saturday Morning Zumba® - Spring
Dates: April 9
Length: Six weeks
Time: 11:00 - 11:55 am
Thursday Night Zumba® - Summer
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Fitness Boot Camp
A fun interval class that mixes calisthenics and body weight
exercises with cardio and strength training, providing a
total body workout which aims to improve strength, aerobic
fitness, speed, flexibility, coordination and balance. This boot
camp is designed in a way to be different all the time and push
participants harder than they’d push themselves. The workout
will keep you guessing - and challenge you differently every
class! Bring a Towel, Water and Yoga Mat.
Instructor: Mark Parker
Dates: Time:
Cost:
June 9
Length: Six weeks
July 21
8:30 - 9:25 pm
$37 residents $42 non-residents $10 drop-in
Take two spring classes with Jennifer Lopez for $62
Take three spring classes for just $94
Yoga Blend
Ages 16 & Up
Options for both beginners and experienced yogis offered.
This is an alignment based class that focuses on breath. Build
strength through establishing and holding poses that progress
into a steady flow. Please bring your yoga mat.
March 20, Sundays
Length:Five Weeks
May 21
12:00 - 1:00 pm
$59 per session $15 drop-in
Sign up for both sessions for $99
Length:Five weeks
Time: 9:00 - 10:00 am
Cost: $37 residents $42 non-residents $9 Drop-In
No Class on April 30 or May 14
No class on March 27
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Safety Classes
Safe On Campus
Self Defense for Children
Ages 6 - 11
Statistically women are in the greatest danger twice in
their life, when they are going to college and when they
are senior citizens. But the most common crimes against
women are easy to avoid if you know how to recognize the
warning signs and you know what to do. Learn real world
self-defense for every day people from an instructor who has
been teaching self-defense in colleges since 2003.
Instructor: Live Safe Academy
If someone wants to hurt our children,
they won’t choose a time or a place with
witnesses. That means no parents, no teachers,
no policemen, just our children and the
predator. The safety of our children will
depend on their ability to recognize a
threat and respond effectively. These fun,
interactive and age appropriate workshops teach essential,
lifesaving information about the threats facing our children,
strategies for prevention and real world techniques designed
to reduce their risk of abductions, assaults and other forms of
violence. Most of all, these programs teach students that they
have the right to be safe and no one has the right to hurt them
and that their life is worth protecting.
Dates: July 18, Monday
Length:One Class
Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Pet First Aid
Dates: May 23, Monday
Length:One Class
Time: 5:00 - 6:00 pm
Our pets depend on us for their safety, wellbeing and
happiness. But what do you do when your pet is having a
medical emergency? You can’t call 911. There’s no EMS
for our pets. We have to learn how to provide the care
they need. Live Safe Academy, LLC instructors have been
teaching Pet First Aid
since 2000. Depend on the
school that professional pet
sitters choose for learning
animal CPR and first aid.
When it comes to the safety
of your four legged family
members, only accept the best.
Babysitter Safety
Ages 11 and Up
Learn to be safe and responsible. Build confidence. Have
a competitive edge over other babysitters. One-day class.
Topics include: First aid, when and how to call 911, CPR with
manikin practice, choking, fire safety, discipline, crime safety
and more! Please bring a bagged meal and a beverage.
Dates: July 6, Wednesday
Length:One Class
Time: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Self Defense for Women
Length:One Class
Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Can you defend yourself against
a violent attack? You don’t have
to spend years training in an
expensive program. Learn valuable,
life saving skills from programs
designed to increase your safety
after only one class! Learning is best accomplished by doing.
Our hands-on course teaches time-tested, relevant and realistic
skills that are easy to learn and retain under stress. Designed to
be safe, this course instills confidence by building on success.
You are coached according to your own rate of progression.
No previous training required. A great stress reliever and lots
of fun. Minors must be accompanied by adult.
Babysitting/Home Alone Workshop
8 - 14 years old
Discussion will center around setting up a babysitting
business, growth/development, taking care of infants/
children, what to do in an emergency and safety precautions
when home alone. Certificates will be presented upon
completion. Hands-on activities are featured, and many
informational handouts will be distributed during class.
Instructor: Lisa Laviolette - Learning Pathways
Dates: April 25, Monday
Time: 5:00 - 7:00 pm
Dates: May 23, Monday
Length:One Class
Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Please bring an infant sized doll and a blanket
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Safety Classes
CPR/AED/First Aid
ORV Safety
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).
Open to persons of all ages, but is required for students ages
12-17 who wish to operate an ORV (Off Road Vehicle - 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 ages 8-10 must be
accompanied by an adult.
Instructor: Chuck Comstock
Dates: April 18 & 20
Length:Two Classes
Time: 6:00 - 9:30 pm
Marine/Boater Safety
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 Safey Certificate cards.
Instructor: Chuck Comstock
Dates: June 13, Monday
Length:One Class
Time: 6:00 - 9:30 pm
Dates: May 16 & 18
Length:Two Classes
Time: 6:00 - 9:30 pm
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Placement Tennis
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 - 5) Introduces tennis in a fun and exciting way.
Basic fundamentals will be taught.
Beginner (Ages 6 - 10) Designed for the student with little or no prior
tennis experience. Children learn how to move and judge the ball.
Junior Development (Ages 7 - 12) 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
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.
SPRING TENNIS (Runs May 2 - June 6)
Junior Class Day
Time
Price
Location
Pee Wee
Thursday 4 - 5 pm
$72
Robina
Beginner/
Thursday 5 - 6 pm
$72
Robina
Intermediate
Adult Class
Beginner
Beginner
Intermediate
Intermediate
Junior Class
Pee Wee
Beginner
Teen Beginner
Jr. Development
Jr. Excellence
SUMMER TENNIS CLINICS
Day
Time
Monday/Wednesday 5 - 6 pm
Tuesday/Thursday
9 - 10 am
Saturday
9:30 - 10:30 am
Monday/Wednesday 9 - 10 am
Monday/Wednesday 5 - 6 pm
Saturday
9:30 - 10:30 am
Tuesday/Thursday
10 - 11 am
Saturday
9:30 - 10:30 am
Tuesday/Thursday
5 - 6 pm
Saturday
9:30 - 10:30 am
Tuesday/Thursday
5 - 6 pm
Saturday
9:30 - 10:30 am
Session 1
June 20 - July 7
3 Weeks
$72
Session 2
July 11 - July 28
3 Weeks
$72
Session 3
August 1 - August 18
3 Weeks
$72
Session 4
August 22 - September 1
2 Weeks
$48
Sat. Session 1
June 25 - July 30
5 Weeks
$60
Sat. Session 2
4 Weeks
$48
Adult Class Beginner
Adv. Beginner
Intermediate
Ages 9 - 15
$72
Mon - Thurs
$72
3:00 - 4:30 pm
Tournament Training Mon - Thurs 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Ages 10 - 18
Mon - Thurs
3:00 - 4:30 pm
Session 1
June 23 - July 21
5 Weeks
$60
Session 2
July 28 - August 25
5 Weeks
$60
Sun Session 1
June 16 - July 31
5 Weeks
$60
Sun Session 2
4 Weeks
$48
In House Leagues
Junior League: Fridays, 11 am - 12 pm, $70
June 24 - August 5, Off July 1
Women’s Singles: Tuesdays, 9 - 10 pm, $65
June 7 - July 12, six weeks
Women’s Doubles:
Wednesdays, 6:30 - 8:00 pm, $60
July 27 - August 31, six weeks
Thursdays, 6:30 - 8:00 pm, $60
July 28 - September 1, six weeks
Men’s Singles: Wednesdays, 9 - 10 pm, $65
June 8 - July 13, six weeks
Men’s Singles/Doubles: Thursdays, 6:30 - 8:00 pm, $60
July 28 - September 1, six weeks
SUMMER CAMPS - Weekly Starting June 20
Mon - Thurs 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
SUMMER TENNIS CLINICS
Day
Time
Thursday
6 - 7 pm
Sunday
10:30 - 11:30 am
Thursday
7 - 8 pm
Sunday
10:30 - 11:30 am
Thursday
7 - 8 pm
Sunday
10:30 - 11:30 am
Cardio
Day
Time
Start Date Cost
Tennis
Saturday 8:00 - 9:30 am
June 11 $19
Monday 1 - 2 pm
June 20 $13
Tuesday 8 - 9 am
June 21 $13
Tuesday 5 - 6 pm
June 21 $13
Sunday
Sunday 9 - 11 am
May 8
$12
Swingers
Cardio Tennis and Sunday Swingers require weekly sign-up
Please note: Monday/Wednesday classes in Session 1 are off July 4
This set of classes will meet for 5 lessons and cost $60
Jr. Excellence
SPRING TENNIS (Runs May 2 - June 6)
Day
Time
Price
Location
Thursday 10 - 11 am
$72
Robina
Thursday 6 - 7 pm $72
Robina
Thursday 11 am - 12 pm $72
Robina
Thursday 7 - 8 pm
$72
Robina
$72
$72
Tournaments
USTA Berkley Championships: July 5 - 7
Berkley Community Tournament: July 22 - 24
USTA Berkley Open: July 29 - 31
USTA Armadillo Printwear Open: August 19 - 21
USTA Team Tennis
Men’s, Women’s, Mixed Leagues available
For more information visit placementtennis.com
Registration can be completed at berkleymich.org
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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 Anderson Middle School.
Camp is designed to meet the needs of 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 TShirt, camp gift, and chances to win individual daily prizes for
skill contests. This camp is held at Anderson Middle School.
Instructor: Coach Eric Gardner
Boys (Grades 4 - 10)
Girls (Grades 3 - 8)
BHS Coach Dave McGlown
Coach Ben Bancroft
Dates: June 20 - 24
June 20 - 24
Time: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
12:30 - 3:00 pm
Cost:
$82$72
Dates: June 27 - July 1
Time: 9:00 - 11:30 am
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.
Staff: 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 20 - 24
Time: 9:00 - 11:00 am
Cost:$115
Dates: July 11 - 15
Time: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Speed and Fitness Camp
Ages 12 - 19
Self-Defense and Safety Camp for Kids
Ages 6 - 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
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 guests 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. Pack a lunch
and a snack each day.
Instructor: Live Safe Academy LLC
Dates: June 20 - 23
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm
Cost: $115
Dates: July 18 - 22
Time: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Cost:$152
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Summer Camps
Kindermusik - “Peekaboo! I Love You!”
Ages newborn - 18 months
Pre-Schooler Soccer Starters Camp
Ages 3 - 5
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.
You and your baby spend time together laughing, singing,
dancing and exploring-having your own special summer
“camp” experience. We’ll learn new songs, lullabies and ways
to say “I Love You” using touch, Mother Goose rhymes, books
and chants. Activities include instrument play, American Sign
Language and special parent/baby dances that stimulate baby’s
eyes, body and mind. Parents connect with other babies and
families in the community as well as learn how much music
aids the child development process.
Dates: July 25 - July 29
Time: 9:00 - 9:45 am
Dates: July 18 - 22
Time: 9:15 - 10:15 am
Kindermusik - “Creatures in my Backyard”
Kiddie Tee-Ball Camp
Ages 4 - 6
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.
Using children’s natural curiosity about the world around
them, Creatures in My Backyard encourages them to
explore their environment and make new discoveries. Through
music, movement and dance, storytelling and instrument
exploration, children will uncover the creatures living in their
own backyard-from birds, turtles, squirrels, and rabbits to
flowers, caterpillars and bumblebees! They’ll experience daily
themes such as Nesting in a Tree, Digging in the Dirt, Flying
to a Flower, Hiding in the Grass and Sitting on the Porch and
each session will include craft or snack time.
Dates: July 18 - 22
Time: 10:30 - 11:30 am
Time: 10:00 - 11:00 am
Jump-A-Rama Cheer/Gymnastics Camp
Ages 4 and up
Around the World with Miss Mary
Ages 4 - 7
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.
Dates:
Time:
Cost: Older children will delight in taking
imaginary trips Around the World where each
day they will explore the exciting cultures
of a different place-Germany, Japan, Africa,
England and Mexico. Activities incorporate
music, movement, dance, drama and instruments native to each
destination such as German polka dance and a Japanese den den
drum. Children will also experiment with arts and crafts such
as making an African mask and a Mexican piñata. There is
plenty of room for fun and creativity as students learn about
each rich culture and enjoy a daily Around the World snack.
Certified Kindermusik Instructor: Mary Robertson.
July 25 - July 29
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
$160 all day -or$90 - Cheer (am)/$90 - Gymnastics (pm)
Add $5 for non-residents
Time: 1:00 - 3:00 pm
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Summer Camps
K’NEX Big Builders Camp
Ages 4 - 6
Crafty Scientist Camp
Join us for a week of high energy, educational fun! We will
be exploring chemistry, earth science and physics. We will
craft windmills to learn about renewable energy, get messy
exploring changing states of matter and build catapults
that will launch every child into a new love of science and
learning. This camp will help all children gain more
knowledge and understanding through many engaging STEM
(Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) related activities
while building new friendships.
Instructor: Miss Laura
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: August 1 - 5
Time: 9:00 - 11:00 am
Cost: $99
Dates: August 8 - 12
Time: 10:00 - 11:30 am
Skyhawks Golf Camp
Ages 5 - 10
LEGO® Challenge Camp
Grades 1 - 5
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.
Instructor: Skyhawks Sports
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).
Dates: August 1 - 5
Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Cost: $159
Time: 12:30 - 3:00 pm
Jump-A-Rama - Kid Fit Camp
Ages 1 - 4
KID FIT is fitness made fun! This progressive one-week
SPORTS program features a warm-up, structured strength,
cardio activity and a cool down to build fitness and self
esteem. Each day a new sport game is introduced and a
Little Ninja obstacle course is set-up to keep kids moving
from stair climbing to basketball relay. This program is ideal
for youngsters interested in becoming more physically active.
Kids will be having so much fun they
will forget they’re getting a workout
as well. Bring a water bottle and a
healthy snack.
Jump-A-Rama Drama Camp
Ages 4 and up
In this camp your child will design, create and build
props, act out 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.
Time: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
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Summer Camps
Summer Camps Calendar
Sports Starters Camp
Ages 3 - 5
June 20 - 24
Boys Basketball Camp - Girls Basketball Camp
Skyhawks Soccer Camp - Speed and Fitness Camp
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, Camp will
be held inside the Berkley Ice Arena.
Instructor: Leisure Unlimited.
June 27 - July 1
Girls Volleyball Camp
July 11 - 15
Baseball Camp
July 18 - 22
Self-Defense and Safety Camp
Preschool Soccer Starters Camp - Kiddie Tee-Ball Camp
July 25- 29
Jump-A-Rama Cheer/Gymnastics Camp
Kindermusik Camp - Around the World with Miss Mary
Time: 9:15 - 10:15 am
August 1 - 5
Crafty Scientist Camp - Skyhawks Golf Camp
Kiddie Soccer Camp
Ages 4 - 6
August 8 - 12
Jump-A-Rama Kid Fit Camp - K’NEX Big Builders Camp
LEGO® Challenge 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.
August 15 - 19
Jump-A-Rama Drama Camp
Sports Starters Camp - Kiddie Soccer Camp
Other Camps
Parent - Tot Camp - Horseback Riding Camp
Berkley Steelers
Youth Football and Cheerleading
Time: 10:30 - 11:30 am
◊ Tackle Football - Ages 6 - 13
- 4 Divisions:
Flag, Freshmen, Junior Varsity, Varsity
Horseback Riding Camp
Ages 7 - 16
◊ Cheerleading - Grades K - 8
◊ Season begins in August
- Ends in November
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.
◊ Registration opens in April
- Limited space available
◊ Fun daily practice
◊ Teamwork/Sportsmanship/Pride
◊ Weekend Games
◊ Best Value around
Camp Dates: June 20 - July 1
July 5 - 15
July 18 - 29
August 1 - 12
August 15 - 26
Time: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Cost: $535
LERS
STEE
Visit www.eteamz.com/berkleysteelers
for more information
Lori Lambertsen - President - 248.514.1464
Andrew Hadfield - Football GM - 248.506.2464
Amanda Bilski - Cheer GM - 586.899.0475
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Senior Activities
Shopping Trips
Activities at the Senior Center
Shop till you drop at your favorite local stores.
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. Stop by and say hello.
Activity
Bingo
Exercise Class
Day
2nd & 4th Tuesday
Mon & Thurs
Tuesday
Euchre
1st & 3rd Monday
Duplicate Bridge
Fridays
Matinee Movies
Wednesdays
Wii Bowling
Tuesdays
Berkley Neighbors
Thursdays
Scrabble
2nd & 4th Thursday
Mahjong Madness
Thursdays
Restaurant
Target
Wal-Mart
Oakland Mall
Somerset Mall
Time
2:00 pm
10:00 am
9:30
12:30 pm
12:30 pm
2:00 pm
11:00 am
6:30 pm
1:00 pm
12:00 pm
Departs
11:00 am
11:00 am
11:00 am
11:00 am
Casino Trips
Senior Computer Classes
Casino
FireKeepers
Greektown
MGM
Motor City
MGM
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.
Date
April 19
May 19
June 16
July 13
August 15
Cost
$39
$14
$14
$14
$14
Departs
9:00 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
Lunch Outings
Grab a friend, bring your appetite and enjoy a meal at one 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.
Times: 9:00 am, 9:30 am, 11:00 am, 12:00 pm
Call for apointment time
Cost: $20 per 30 minute session
$35 per hour session
Restaurant
Alibi Lounge
Golden Corral
Mexican Fiesta
Tai Chi
This gentle motion class, may help you to improve your
circulation, increase flexibility, ease arthritis pain and
lower blood pressure. This class is on going with new classes
starting monthly. Try the 1st class for free!
Dates: April 6, Wednesdays
May 18
June 29
Time: 9:30 - 11:00 am
Cost
$5
$5
$5
$5
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.
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: April 7
May 19
Time: 10:00 - 11:00 am
Cost:$60
Date
April 1
April 22
May 13
May 27
Date
April 11
May 26
June 13
Cost
$7
$7
$7
Departs
11:00 am
11:00 am
11:30 am
Become a Friend of Parks and Recreation
Length:Six weeks
Meetings held at 6:30 pm on first Tuesday of each month!
Cost:$30
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Day Trips
DNR Outdoor Adventure Center
“Spring Fling”
at the Rochester OPC
Experience exciting outdoor adventures with hands-on
activities, exhibits and simulators -- walk behind and touch
a waterfall, step into a fishing boat and reel in a big fish, hit
the trail on a mountain bike or snowmobile, and much more.
Following the Outdoor Adventure Center, you will head to
Atwater Brewery for lunch on your own. Please plan $10 - $20
for lunch.
The OPC 650 Players present their 2016
musical “Spring Fling!” An original musical
variety show including some personal favorites
designd to usher in the fresh breeze of summer.
Lunch is included with today!
Date: Thursday, May 12
Time: 11:00 am
Cost:$22
Date: Thursday, April 21
Time: 10:00 am
Cost:$12
Detroit Tigers vs Philadelphia Phillies
at Comerica Park
Senior Day
at the Detroit Zoo
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 Philadelphia Phillies in an early season clash. Price of the
trip includes transportation, game ticket, hot dog and a drink.
It’s time to monkey around at the Detroit Zoo! Enjoy a special
day just for seniors at the zoo. Stop by the Senior Resource
Area to visit with the vendors and receive lots of freebies.
There will also be special bingo games with fabulous prizes
and live entertainment. Don’t
forget the amazing animals.
Date: Wednesday, May 25
Time:11:15 pm
Cost:$45
Date: Wednesday, April 27
Time:10:00 am
Cost:$6
“Forever Plaid”
at Meadow Brook Theatre
“A Thousand Letters Home”
at the Lorenzo Cultural Center
Once upon a time there were four guys who discovered they
shared a love for music and got together to become like their
idols - The Four Freshman. On the way to their first big gig,
the “Plaids” are slammed broadside by a school bus and killed
instantly. It is at the moment when their careers and lives
end, that the story of forever Plaid
begins. Enjoy songs like, “Three Coins
In a Fountain”, “Chain Gang” and
“Shangri-La.”
Teresa Irish, author of “A Thousand Letters Home,” takes
you on an insprirational, entertaining, educational and lifeaffirming journey based on the 1,000 letters her father wrote
home from World War II giving a firsthand account through
the eyes, heart and words of one soldier, and mirroring the
journeys of many who served in WWII.
Date: Thursday, April 28
Time: 10:00 am
Cost:$10
Date: Wednesday, June 1
Time: 12:45 pm
Cost:$30
“Detroit ‘67”
at the Detroit Public Theatre
Coming Soon
Journey to 1967 in the city of Detroit. Motown music is
getting the party started, and Chelle and her brother Lank are
making ends meet by turning their basement into an after-hours
joint. A mysterious woman finds her way into their lives, the
siblings clash over much more than the family business. As their
pent-up feelings erupt, so does their city, and they find
themselves caught in the middle of the ‘67 riots.
DateTrip/EventCost
June 21
Dow Gardens/Bay City
$84
July 14
Canadian Legends
$124
Huron County Playhouse
July 29
Recycled Rockettes -
$18
Christmas in July
August 3
Put-In Bay
$140
August 24
Mamma Mia
$124
Huron County Playhouse
Date: Wednesday, May 11
Time: 12:45 pm
Cost:$32
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Extended Travel
Blue Grass & Smokies
Presented by Rybicki Tours
Tropical Costa Rica
Presented by Collette Tours
Explore the great states of Kenutcky and Tennessee on this six
day and five night tour brought to you by Rybicki Tours. Tour
includes 10 meals and transportation on a luxury motorcoach.
Lush forests and stunning waterfalls...exotic wildlife and
endless coastlines... Costa Rica is truly a slice of paradise.
Trip highlights include:
The Guanacaste region - known for its breathtaking beauty
and fine sandy beaches. Here, rest and relaxation go hand-inhand with mesmerizing ocean views and lust tropical greenery.
Monteverde - you won’t believe your eyes as you travel into
the secluded Monteverde Cloud Forest, where trees grow to
heights of 100 feet! Enjoy some time “Swinging” from the
trees as we embark on a guided walking tour above the forest
floor on a “Hanging Bridges” tour.
Cano Negro - where you will take a guided river boat tour
in a panga (covered canoe), stopping along the way to observe
and photograph the wildlife that surround you which may
include crocodiles, river otters, sloths, river turtles, exotic
birds and butterflies.
Trip Highlights include:
Wild Turkey Distillery
Cumberland Falls State Park
Ober Gatlinburg Tram
Dollywood
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tour
Date: May 13 - 18
Single: $1,349Double: $999Triple: $949
The Ohio Light Opera
Spend two days and one night on this fabulous trip to The Ohio
Light Opera in Wooster, Ohio. This trip will include two shows
with main floor seating and two meals.
Date: November 10 - 18, 2016
Single: $3,049Double: $2,599Triple: $2,569
London & Paris
Presented by Collette Tours
Have A Heart - Hit songs include “You Said Something,” and
“And I Am All Alone.”
Kiss Me Kate - Songs include “So in Love,” “Why Can’t You
Behave,” “Always True to You in My Fashion,” “I Hate Men,”
and Brush Up Your Shakespeare.”
Discover the beauty and allure of both London and Paris, two
of the world’s most popular cities.
Trip highlights include:
London - During your stay in London, you will experience
Trafalgar Square, St. Paul’s Cathedral, the Tower of London,
Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and Big Ben.
Dinner at the Eiffel Tower - Sample delicious cuisine and
witness the breathtaking views while enjoying dinner at the
Eiffel Tower. Following dinner, enjoy a Seine River cruise
against a back drop of Paris’ glittering skyline.
Paris - The world-famous Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame
Cathedral, Champs-Elysees, Place de la Cocorde and the
magnificent Place Vendome are some of the amazing
landmarks you will see while on a guided tour.
Paradis Latin - Enjoy a delicious dinner and a delightful
cabaret show to end your trip.
Date: July 29 - 30
Single: $459Double: $399Triple: $389
New York City
Hop aboard the Rybicki Tour luxury motorcoach and enjoy the
ride as you will spend six days and five nights seeing the sights
of New York like never before.
Hershey Chocolate World
Grand Central Terminal
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Empire State Building
Statue of Liberty
Ellis Island
Radio City Music Hall
Date: September 14 - 21, 2016
Single: $4,899Double: $3,999Triple: $4,199
Effective immediately, all payments for extended trips
need to be made to Rybicki Tours or Collete Tours
For more information regarding this change,
please contact Sue at 248-658-3470.
Date: August 11 - 16
Single: $1,999Double: $1,499Triple: upon request
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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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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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2400 Robina
Berkley, MI 48072
248.658.3470 - phone
248.658.3471 - fax
berkleymich.org
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RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER
PRSRT STD
U.S. Postage Paid
Permit No. 396
Royal Oak, MI

The Berkley Buzz Spring/Summer 2016

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