2015 SPRING Program Guide

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Recreation
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Field House Sports
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See Page 6
www.waukeganparks.org
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WELCOME!
Waukegan Park District Board of Commissioners
Terry Duffy
George Bridges
Patricia “Pat” Foley
William “Bill” Sarocka
Janet Kilkelly
Current Term: 5/09-5/15
President
tduff[email protected]
847-244-0809
Commissioner
[email protected]
847-331-8087
Vice President
[email protected]
847-662-2636
Commissioner
[email protected]
847-845-6756
Treasurer
[email protected]
847-336-1519
From Your Executive Director
New Pool at the Field House
We are excited to announce that an indoor pool will be
added to the Hinkston Field House!
Please take a moment to look at the conceptual plan on
page 6. That is the starting point for our design process.
Board Meetings
Your personal participation is an integral part of this
decision-making process. The Park Board meets the
second Tuesday of each month at the Corrine J. Rose
Administrative Center, 2000 Belvidere Street. You are
always welcome to attend.
Staff
Executive Director
Superintendent of Cultural Arts
Superintendent of Parks
Superintendent of Recreation
Superintendent of Finance
Greg Petry, CPRE
Claudia Freeman, CPRP
Mike Trigg, CPRP
Jay Lerner, CPRP, CPP
Jim Glogovsky, CPRP
Greg Petry
847-360-4721
[email protected]
The next major step in the process is creating a final
schematic design. Essentially, that is the design scheme
of what we will actually build. We had more than 100 people attend our first
public meeting to discuss the project and offer suggestions.
We would love to hear what your thoughts and ideas are about the project.
What would you like to see included in the facility? NOW is the time to
offer your comments and recommendations. Please contact Jay Lerner to
let us know what you are thinking. He can be reached at 847-782-3622 or
[email protected].
When the design is finalized, we will present it at another public meeting;
the date will be announced later. We hope to hear from you soon!
Recreation Connection
Our brochure is published seasonally by the Waukegan
Park District and is delivered by the U.S. Postal Service
via bulk mail to all District residents. Current issues are
available at all Park District facilities one week prior to
registration dates.
Editor
Theodora Anderson, CPRP
Layout and Design
Michael G. Pavelich
See you in the PARKS…
S P R I N G
Greg Petry
Executive Director
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WAUKEGAN PARK DISTRICT FACILITIES
Table of Contents
Adult Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56-57
Adult Trips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58-89
Adult Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Aquatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42-43
Bonnie Brook Golf Course . . . . . . . . . .36-37,40-41
Bowen Heritage Circle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A11-A13
Boys and Girls Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64
Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44-49
Cultural Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A2-A7
Dates to Remember . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Dog Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60-61
Early Childhood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50-51
Executive Director’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Facilities and Locations Map and Matrix . . . .70-71
Facility Rentals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66-67
Family Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54
Field House Sports & Fitness Center . . .2,23,24-33
Free Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72-73
Golf Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Greenshire Golf Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38-39
Group Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26-31
Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .77
Nature Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54
Park Happenings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-9
Park Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65
Park Use Permit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68
Performing Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A4,A10
Registration Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74-75
Personal Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-22
Special Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62-63
Staff Listing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76
Symphony Orchestra and Concert Chorus . .A8-A9
Theatre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A4
Volunteers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63
Waukegan History Museum . . . . . . . . . . .A14-A15
Youth Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Youth Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32-34
Waukegan Park District Facilities
Belvidere Recreation Center (BRC)
847-360-4700 • Fax 847-662-6621
Belvidere Park, 412 S. Lewis Avenue
Customer Service Hours
MO : 9am-6pm
TU-FR : 9am-8pm
SA: 9am-2pm
Rental Registration: (MO-FR) 9am-4:30pm
• Program registration and rentals unless indicated
otherwise
• Location for meetings and public groups
Bevier Center (BEV)
847-662-0270
Bevier Park, 2255 Yorkhouse Road
• Children’s Connection site
Bonnie Brook Golf Course, Banquets
and Dining (BBGC)
Clubhouse: 847-360-4730 • Fax 847-360-4795
Maintenance: 847-360-4738 • Fax 847-360-4797
2800 N. Lewis Avenue
• Full service golf shop
• Golf outings and tee time reservations
• Call our clubhouse for all your catering needs,
showers, holiday parties, business meetings or
luncheons
Bowen Heritage Circle (BHC)
Waukegan History Museum (WHM)
847-336-1859
Bowen Park, 1917 N. Sheridan Rd
TU & TH: 10am-4pm - please call for
additional hours.
SA: 1-4pm
• Home of the Waukegan Historical Society
Lilac Cottage (LC)
847-360-4740 call for hours
Bowen Park, 1911 N. Sheridan Road
• Location of Raymond Research Library and rentals
Corrine J. Rose Administrative Center
(RAC)
847-360-4711 • Fax 847-244-8270
Belvidere Park, 2000 Belvidere Street
Customer Service Hours
MO-FR: 9am-5pm
• Administrative and business offices
• Location of board meetings
Field House Sports and Fitness Center
at Hinkston Park (FH)
847-782-3300 • Fax 847-782-3303
800 Baldwin Avenue
MO-FR: 5am-9pm
SA-SU: 7am-7pm (October–May)
SA-SU: 7am-5pm (June–September)
Gym hours may vary on weekends, please call for
information.
otherwise
• Fitness Center and membership sales
• Gymnasium, climbing wall and indoor track
Greenshire Golf Course (GGC)
847-360-4777
• Tee times are first-come, first-served
Illinois Relay Center
800-526-0857 • TTY 800-526-0844
www.itactty.org
Jack Benny Center for the Arts (JBC)
847-360-4740 • Fax 847-662-0592
Bowen Park, 39 Jack Benny Drive
Customer Service Hours:
MO-TH: 10am-9pm
FR: 10am-5pm
SA: 9am-4pm
otherwise
• Rental of Lilac Cottage for meetings and parties
• Sale of tickets: Bowen Park Theatre Company and
Waukegan Symphony Orchestra and Concert Chorus
Jane Addams Center (JAC)
847-360-4757 (Summer Camp only)
Bowen Park, 95 Jack Benny Drive
• Available for public rentals, call 847-360-4700
Park Maintenance Facility (PMF)
847-360-4725 • Fax 847-244-7345
2211 Ernie Krueger Circle
Special Recreation Services of
Northern Lake County
Waukegan Office (DH)
847-360-4760 or 847-360-4761 • Fax 847-662-2577
Upton Park, Douglas House
732 N. Genesee Street
• Call for office hours
Visual Arts Center (VAC)
847-625-9173
Powell Park, 533 Grand Avenue
Waukegan SportsPark (WSP)
847-782-3636
3391 W. Beach Road
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DATES TO REMEMBER
February febrero
Date Fecha
Program Programa
February 6,7,13,14,15,20,21,22 Bowen Park Theatre: Of Mice and Men
Teatro del parque Bowen: De Ratones y Hombres
Time Hora
Varies
Location Ubicación
Dr. Lynn Schornick Theatre
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February 14 & 15
Valentine’s Day Dinner
Cena del día Día de San Valentín
4:30-9pm
Bonnie Brook
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February 28
Waukegan Symphony Orchestra Young People’s Concert 11am
Orquesta Sinfónica de Waukegan: Concierto de los jóvenes
WHS Trapp Auditorium
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Fitness Expo
10am-1pm
Exposición de buen mantenimiento físico
Bench Press & Deadlift Competition
10:30am
Competencia de ejercicios de barra al pecho y peso muerto
Field House
Field House
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Waukegan Concert Chorus: Spain, Bartok & Brahms
4pm
Coro del concierto de Waukegan: España , Bartok y Brahms
First Presbyterian Church
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April 4
Eggtravaganza Trail
Paseo de fantasía
1-2pm
Belvidere Park
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April 5
Easter Brunch
Desayuno-almuerzo de pascua
10am-3pm
Bonnie Brook
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April 10,11,17,18,19,24,25,26 Bowen Park Theatre: More Fun Than Bowling
Teatro del parque Bowen: Más diversión que Bowling
Varies
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April 12
Wkgn. Symphony Orchestra: Beethoven Bash
Orquesta Sinfónica de Waukegan: Beethoven Fiesta
4pm
WHS Trapp Auditorium
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May 1
Very Special Arts Festival
Un festival de arte muy especial
10am-12pm
Field House
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May 10
Mother’s Day Brunch
Desayuno-almuerzo del día de la madre
10am-2pm
Bonnie Brook
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May 16
Flying for Kids
Volando para niños
1-2pm
Bevier Park
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May 17
Live Green Family Festival
Festival de familias que viven verde
1-4pm
Bowen Park
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March marzo
March 21
March 22
April abril
May mayo
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PARK HAPPENINGS
Governor Announces PARC Grant for Pool at Field House Sports and Fitness Center
On November 1, then Governor Pat Quinn visited Waukegan to announce that
the Waukegan Park District would receive an Illinois Department of Natural
Resources’ Park and Recreational Facility Construction (PARC) Grant of $2.5 million
to construct an indoor swimming pool at the Field House Sports and FitnessCenter.
Completion of the pool is projected for August of 2016; the total projected cost is
$7.5 million.
Phases currently underway are the design and preparation of construction
documents followed by bidding and permitting through August of 2015.
Construction will begin in September 2015 and finish in August 2016.
Why the Waukegan Park District is Building an Indoor Pool:
• The need for a pool was identified in the 1997 Referendum by the Committee
to Save Our Parks. An indoor pool at the Field House has widespread public
support as demonstrated in a community survey, public meetings and focus
groups. Waukegan currently has no public indoor pool and the existing outdoor
Ganster pool is 50 years old and has been rehabilitated twice.
• The indoor pool will address the public health and safety need of the
community by providing greater access to the SwimSmart program for Waukegan’s
children. There is a high need for water safety and swimming lessons especially
being located on the shores of Lake Michigan.
• Adding new swimming and water recreational activities increases the
recreational diversity offered by the District for Waukegan residents. With the
addition of an indoor pool, year-round aquatic programs of all types can be
delivered and for all age groups including swimming lessons, fitness programs,
competitive swim teams and warm water therapeutic services.
• The indoor pool will be located in the exact center of the Waukegan Park
District, along transportation routes that provide access from the downtown
transportation hub.
• Vista Health Systems will use the pool for its cardiac and stroke rehab
programs,which decreases operating costs , leveraging dollars and community
resources.
• The project will enhance an existing economic driver, the Hinkston Field House
Sports and Fitness Center and is expected to generate even more economic activity.
• The project is fully funded as a cash deal, no referendum or bonds need to be
issued. Through the long range capital plan, Waukegan Park District has aside
$5 million for the construction of a pool. The $2.5 million PARC Grant completes
the pool’s funding.
• The Waukegan Park District provides universal access for everyone. No one is
turned down for an inability to pay. The addition of an indoor pool will provide
additional benefits and programs not only for the 2,800 fitness members but to
88,890 residents as well.
The initial concept plan, subject to change.
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Did you know we had thirteen species of
frogs and toads in Waukegan?
Citizen Science: Frogs
Frog breeding seasons are related to rain and temperature. Spring rains bring
frogs and toads out of their winter homes in trees, fields and grasslands into
wetlands, streams and ponds; they all return to the water to mate. Male frogs use
their calls to attract mates and calling is most active during the evening and night.
Wood Frogs are first to appear usually in March and their calls last for only a few
days. Next are the Chorus Frogs; they call and mate over a couple of months. In
early April, you are likely to hear Spring Peepers. By mid -April, American Toads,
and Fowler Toads begin calling. Leopard Frogs and Gray Tree Frogs can usually be
heard on the first warm night in May. Green Frogs call in late May to early June
followed by Cricket Frogs and mid-June, the Bull Frog joins in the spring chorus.
Many Waukegan Parks with their winding creeks, ponds and wetlands support
frog and toad populations. Roosevelt, Bevier, Washington, Bowen, Roosevelt,
Powell and Bradbury Parks as well as the Larsen Preserve are all great places to
listen to frogs and toads call during the spring and early summer.
Northern Leopard Frog
Plains Leopard Frog
Wood Frog
Green Fros
Bull Frog
Western Chorus Frog
Spring Peeper
Northern Cricket Frog
Eastern Grey Tree Frog
Cope’s Grey Tree Frog
Pickerel Frog
American Toad
Fowler’s Toad (fairly rare)
Northern Leopard Frog in Bowen Park. Photo by Laura Bowles.
Bowen Park Renovations: Picnic Center
Expansion & Ravine Enhancement Project
Chicago Wilderness is developing a regional profile of frog and toad species–their
geographic distributions and relative abundances. This profile is possible only
because of a network of dedicated frog monitors. We need your help! The Chicago
Wilderness Habitat Project Calling Frog Survey provides important information to
scientists and land managers that can benefit amphibian populations. Citizens
learn the unique calls of the 13 species of frogs and toads. They attend one educational meeting and listen for frogs on three separate evenings in the spring, each
lasting for about one to two hours. They forward the data to Chicago Wilderness.
For more information about frogs and the Calling Frog Survey go to
http://www.habitatproject.org/frogsurvey/chicagoland.html
The Janet and Robert Morrison Picnic Center, Jack Hofflander Wildflower Refuge,
Sandee Memorial Shade Garden and “Bowen frog pond” will receive a facelift over
the next couple of years.
• Improvements to the frog pond will include enhanced naturalization and
expansion. Areas will be seeded and plugged with native plants beginning in April
of 2015.
• The shelter area will be expanded and permeable pavers installed as well as
adding interpretive signage. The Jack Hofflander Wildflower Refuge trail and
boardwalk will be improved to create better pedestrian circulation throughout the
garden areas.
• Additional improvements will include a parking lot rain garden and enhancements
to the Jack Hofflander Wildflower Refuge and Sandee Memorial Shade Garden.
Waukegan Park District
Youth Baseball & Girls Softball
Youth Baseball
Girls Softball
Register at the Field House Sports & Fitness Center
Registration Dates: February 6, 7, 8, 20, 21 & 22,
March 6, 7, 8, 20, 21 & 22
Hours: FR 6-8pm, SA/SU 10am-3pm (later times
available with prior registration)
Games are played on Waukegan Park District fields
Fees:
Pinto Age 6-8 $115
Mustang Age 9-10 $130
Bronco Age 11-12 $140
Pony Age 13-14 $150
Colt
Age 15-16 $180
For more information, please call
Guy Hardy at 847-219-0021.
Player Evaluations 5/26/15 @ Belvidere Park
Ages 7-9
5pm
#5318
Ages 10-12
6pm
#5319
Ages 13-16
7pm
#5320
Practices: MO, TU, WE or TH
Games: FR
Belvidere Park
Fees: $40/$47
Cut-off age will be determined by player’s age
as of December 31, 2014. For more information,
please call Kaitlin Fischer at 847-782-3620.
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PARK HAPPENINGS
National Bike Challenge –
May through September
This is a nationwide event uniting thousands of current bicyclist–and encouraging countless new riders. It is a free and easy way to challenge yourself, your colleagues and your community to ride more while competing
on a local, state and national level.
Waukegan Park District Centennial
Is Around the Corner
The Waukegan Park District will be 100 years old on December 26, 2016
and we will be celebrating all year long through December 2017. Watch for
this logo which will alert you to activities and information related to the
Centennial. You can help us celebrate by contributing your stories, memories
and photos of Waukegan parks and programs. Please mail them to Jennifer
Dumas, Belvidere Recreation Center, 412 South Lewis Avenue, Waukegan,
IL 60085 or email her at [email protected]. Please contact her
at 847-360-4705 for further information.
In addition to improving your health, saving money and helping the environment, the Challenge is a fun way for participants to meet other riders in
the online community, track improvement and win prizes.
For businesses, the Challenge provides a fun and free health and wellness
program for employees. In 2014 participants in the challenge saved
21,758,784 pounds of CO2 and made 48 round trips to the moon. Join the
challenge for an excuse to get out and ride. For details on how to join and
what it is go to https://nationalbikechallenge.org/.
Controlled Burns in Our Parks
The State of Illinois Environmental Protection Agency approved
and issued a permit to the Waukegan Park District to conduct
controlled burns in certain designated natural areas. Controlled
burns are conducted (weather permitting) between the months of
November and April. Controlled burns are used to improve and
maintain native plant communities and wildlife habitats.
Burning in Roosevelt Park
Periodic fires were once common on the Illinois prairie. Few native
plant habitats remain since these fires were eliminated many years
ago. The trend now is to reintroduce fire back into the woodland
and prairie ecosystem to control growth of invasive species such as
buckthorn and garlic mustard while making conditions favorable
for native plants to regenerate and thrive.
Controlled burns are a part of our ongoing maintenance program.
The fire will pose no threat to life or property, nor woodland and
wildlife because of the slow burning characteristics of the fire and
monitoring by trained staff and experienced burn contractors.
Notification of the exact time and date shall be made to the local
police and fire department as soon as these are set. If you have
any questions or would like more information concerning the
controlled burn program, feel free to call the Parks Department
at 847-360-4725.
A controlled burn in Henry Pfau Callahan Park
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Historically Speaking: Swimming
Braving the cold weather and often icy water they immerse portions of their
bodies in the name of charity.
By Ed Link
Given our proximity to Lake Michigan it is no surprise that water sports are very
popular locally. A large part of that enjoyment is swimming.
From Waukegan's earliest days Lake Michigan was used by its citizens as a cooling
off place. Before the days of air conditioning, summer's heat was offset by a dip
in the cool lake water. Many early pictures show large crowds in the water and
on the beach probably enjoying lake breezes. The Waukegan Woman's Club
established a bathhouse and refreshment stand around 1914. One could rent
baskets, towels and suits there. A 50 foot diving tower was erected on the pier in
the early 1920s. The beach house opened in 1940 and the building used bricks
from the lighthouse that was razed two years previously.
Problems arose in later years as industrial pollution impacted the water. Around
1970, the Lake County Health Department recommended the beaches be closed.
The City of Waukegan disagreed.
In more recent times a different use of the lake was found. On each New Year's
Day since 2000 many hearty individuals have taken part in the Polar Bear Plunge.
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Indoor swimming is also a major pastime. The high school boys held their first
swim meet December 1, 1927. The girls organized into teams by school class at
the beginning of that school year.
The YMCA also was a popular destination for swimmers. It is unclear if the first
building on Genesee and Clayton streets (the site of today's Genesee Theatre)
contained a pool or not. The next building at County and Clayton, opened in 1925,
certainly did, as well as its successor on Western Avenue which opened in 1987. The
latter building closed December 31, 2012, leaving the city without an indoor pool.
The Waukegan Park District opened a pool at Belvidere Park in 1956. A new one
was built in 1980. The pool at Bowen Park opened May 25, 1980 and closed in
Spring, 2002. It was replaced by the popular skate park the following year.
With the recent announcement of the building of an indoor pool at the Field House
Sports and Fitness Center at Hinkston Park, Waukegan residents will again have
the option of swimming inside when outdoor pools and Lake Michigan are not
too appealing.
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Date
March 4
March 6
March 7
March 7
March 7
March 7
March 13
March14
March 14
March 20
March 21
March 21
March 21
March 27
March 28
April 1
April 4
April 4
April 7
April 4
April 4
April 11
April 11
April 14
April 18
April 18
April 21
April 23
April 25
April 25
April 28
May 1
May 2
May 2
May 5
May 6
May 9
May 9
May 16
May 17
May 16
May 16
May 23
May 23
May 28
May 30
May 30
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Program
Time
Location
Brain Fitness Club
1-2pm
Belvidere Recreation Center
Family Fun Days: Healthy Kids Cooking
6-7pm
For Earth’s Sake: Compost with Worms
9-10am
Lilac Center
Getting To Know Your Home’s History
10-11:30am
Lilac Center
Accelerating Imaginations
Varies
Jack Benny Center for the Arts
Creative Writing
4:30-5:30pm
Lilac Center
Family Fun Days: Honey Comb Candle
6-7pm
Creative Writing
4:30-5:30pm
Lilac Center
Introduction to Improv
Varies
Family Fun Days: It’s a Little Bit of Spring
6-7pm
Fitness Expo
10am-1pm
Field House Sports & Fitness Center
Tennis Play Days
10am-1pm
Creative Writing
4:30-5:30pm
Lilac Center
Family Fun Days: Build a Solar System
6-7pm
Creative Writing
4:30-5:30pm
Lilac Center
Brain Fitness Club
1-2pm
For Earth’s Sake: Small Space High Yield
9-10am
Lilac Center
Creative Writing
4:30-5:30pm
Lilac Center
Walk to Library
10:45am
Visual Arts Center
For Earth’s Sake: Small Space High Yield
10:30am-11:30am
Lilac Center
Eggstravaganza Trail
2-3pm
Belvidere Park
Creative Writing
4:30-5:30pm
Lilac Center
Nature Photography
9:30-10:30am
Walk to Library
10:45am
Visual Arts Center
Creative Writing
4:30-5:30
Lilac Center
Nature Photography
9:30-10:30am
Walk to Library
10:45am
Visual Arts Center
For Earth’s Sake: Invasive Ornamental Plants
6:30-8:30pm
Lilac Center
Nature Photography
9:30-10:30am
Creative Writing
4:30-5:30pm
Lilac Center
Walk to Library
10:45am
Visual Arts Center
Very Special Arts Festival
10am-12pm
Nature Photography
9:30-10:30am
Creative Writing
4:30-5:30pm
Lilac Center
Walk to Library
10:45am
Visual Arts Center
Brain Fitness Club
1-2pm
Creative Writing
4:30-5:30pm
Lilac Center
Nature Photography
9:30-10:30am
For Earth’s Sake: Learn to Compost
9-10am
Lilac Center
Live Green Festival
1-4pm
Bowen Park
Nature Photography
9:30-10:30am
Creative Writing
4:30-5:30pm
Lilac Center
Nature Photography
9:30-10:30am
Creative Writing
4:30-5:30pm
Lilac Center
Tennis Play Days
6-8pm
Belvidere Park
Nature Photography
9:30-10:30am
Creative Writing
4:30-5:30pm
Lilac Center
Some programs require pre-registration
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Waukegan SportsPark
SOCCER/FUTBOL
SOCCER/FUTBOL
5-18
YOUTH/jOVenes Age
REG BEGINS 3/2
Waukegan Association for Youth Soccer (W.A.Y.S)
16 weeks •Ê5/2–9/27
Saturday Games 10am-2pm
To register or for more information, please contact
Jesus Martinez at 847-406-9919 WE-FR (4-8pm)
or email wayssoccer@ comcast.net
18+
MEN’S/HOMBRES Age
REG BEGINS 2/1
North Lake County Soccer Association (N.L.C.S.A.)
30+ TeamsÊ•Ê13 Sunday Games
Championship Tournament with Prizes
Inez at 847-791-5061
United Soccer League (USL) (Open Adult League)
30+ Teams • 17 Sunday Games
Championship Tournament with Prizes
Jesus Martinez at 847-406-9919 or
email [email protected]
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Saturday, March 21, 2015 • 10am-1pm
The First 100 Individuals
Receive a FREE T-Shirt
Come Enjoy a Day Devoted to Fitness
•ÊHealth Screenings
•ÊFree Giveaways
•ÊHealthy Family Meal Planning
•ÊHealthy Vendors
•ÊFitness Assessments
Fitness Contests with Great Prizes
•ÊKing or Queen of the Mountain
•ÊOne-Minute Push Up Contest
•ÊOne-Minute Sit Up Contest
•ÊOne-Minute Chin Up Contest
Group Exercise Demos
•ÊZumba
•ÊSilverSneakers
•ÊYoga
•ÊPilates
• Group Cycle
And so much more…
We hope to see you at this FREE event!
The Field House Spor ts & Fitness Center
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Sábado, 21 de Marzo 2015 10am-1pm
Los Primeros 100 Individuos
Recibirán Gratis una Camiseta
Venga a Disfrutar de un Día Dedicado al Aptitud
• Exámenes de Salud
• Sorteos Gratis
• Planificación de Comida Saludable para Familias
• Los Vendedores Saludables
• Evaluaciones de la Aptitude
Concurso del Gimnasio con grandes premios
• Rey o Reina de la Montaña
• Concurso de Un Minuto de Flexions
• Concurso de Un Minuto de Abdominales
• Concurso de Un Minuto de Flexiones de Brazos
Demostración de Ejercicio en Grupo
• Zumba
• SilverSneakers
• Yoga
• Pilates
• Ciclo Grupo
Y mucho más ...
Esperamos verlos en este evento GRATIS!
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FREE EVENT!
Hop along the bunny trail!
Families with Children Ages 2-13
Saturday, April 4, 2015
Belvidere Park
2-3pm
Line up begins at 1:30pm
Trail opens at 2pm
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• Meet the Easter Bunny & friends
• Food vendors
• Bring your camera and
your basket to collect your
goodies
• Eggs available while supplies last
Volunteers & Sponsors Needed
Sponsored by Jelly Belly
EVENTO GRATIS
Salta a lo largo del rastro del conejito!
Familias y Niños de edades 2-13
Rastro de Buscar Huevos
de Pascuas Extravagancia
• Conoce el Conejo de Pascua y
amigos
Sábado, 04 de abril 2015 • los
Vendedores de comida
Belvidere Park
• Traiga su cámara y canasto para
recoger tus cosas
2-3pm
• Huevos disponibles mientras
Póngase en fila a las 1:30pm
duren las existencias
Rastro se abre a las 2pm
Necesitamos Voluntarios y Patrocinadores
Patrocinado por Jelly Belly
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Friday, May 1, 2015 • 10am
10am-Noon
Noon
Age 5 and older •ÊFree for all persons with special needs.
Register by April 10. Program number#6845.
Special Needs Celebration of the Arts
Volunteer artists and staff will lead participants
to express themselves creatively using
Visual Arts • Performing Arts • Literary Arts
Participants will create works of art and have fun being creative!
Volunteers Are Needed For The Very Special Arts Festival
This free event brings the arts to participants with disabilities. If you or someone you know has an artistic ability in art,
dance, or music, please consider volunteering your time and talents to help lead an activity or just lend a helping hand the
day of the event. This event will provide you the opportunity to demonstrate your skills and provide individuals with
disabilities the opportunity to experience a variety of art mediums.
If you are interested in volunteering for this event, please fill this form out and send it back to the following address
or fax it to 847-662-2577: Maria Owens • SRSNLC-Waukegan • 2000 Belvidere Street • Waukegan, IL 60085
Name:
Phone Number:
Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Indicate the area you would like to volunteer: Arts and Craft Dance
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E-mail:
Music Acting
Lend a Helping Hand
Viernes 01 de ma
Viernes,
mayo 2015 • 10
10am-12pm
Edad 5 años o más
Gratis para todas las personas con necesidades especiales
Registrar antes de Abril 10. Programa #6845
Necesidades Especial Celebración de las Artes
Artistas voluntarios y el personal llevará a los
participantes a expresarse de forma creativa utilizando:
Artes Visuales •ÊArtes Escénicas •ÊArtes literarias
Los participantes crearán obras de arte y divertirse mientras siendo creativo!
Se necesitan voluntarios para el Festival Muy Especiales de la Arte
Este evento gratis trae las artes a los participantes con discapacidad. Si usted o alguien que usted conoce tiene una
capacidad artística en el arte, el baile o la música, por favor considere donar su tiempo y talento para ayudar a dirigir una
actividad o simplemente ayudar el día del evento. Este evento le proporcionará la oportunidad de demostrar tus habilidades
y proporcionar a las personas con discapacidad la oportunidad de experimentar una variedad de medios artísticos.
Si usted está interesado en ser voluntario para este evento, por favor, rellene este forma y enviarlo a la siguiente
dirección o por fax al 847-662-2577: Maria Owens, SRSNLS - Waukegan, 2000 Belvidere Street, Waukegan, IL 60085
Nombre:
Número de teléfono:
Dirección:
Ciudad:
Estado:
Indique el que área le gustaría ser voluntario :
Código postal:
Artes y Artesanía
Baile
Correo electrónicol:
Música Actuando
Ayudante
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Celebrate Earth Day at Bowen Park…
Sunday, May 17, 2015
1-4pm •ÊBowen Park
Join Us for Free Fun Hands-On Activities Including:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Nature scavenger hunt
Nature walk and learn about Bowen Park’s history
Reptile show
Plant in the Children’s Garden
Nature crafts and rock wall climbing
SWALCO recycling small goods…print cartridges, household
batteries and athletic shoes
• Green Team clothing recycling
• Outdoor camping and meal preparation demonstration
Volunteers
Needed!
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Celebre el Día de la Tierra en Bowen Park
Vivir
Verde
Festival de la Familia
Domingo, 17 de mayo
Únase con nosotros para actividades incluyendo:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Búsqueda del tesoro Naturaleza
Paseo por la naturaleza y aprender la historia de Bowen Park
Demostración de reptiles
Plantar en el jardín de los niños
Crear la artesanía de la naturaleza
SWALCO reciclaje de productos pequeños…
Cartuchos de impresión, baterías y zapatos deportivo
• Green Team reciclaje de ropa
• Acampar al aire libre y demostración de preparación de comida
Se necesitan
voluntarios
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ARTISTS &
CRAFT VENDORS:
FREE
GRATIS
Applications now available.
Call 847-360-4740 for more
information and a schedule
of events.
ARTISTAS Y VENDEDORES
DE ARTESANÍAS:
Aplicaciones ahora disponibles
Llame 847-360-4740 para
obtener más información
y un calendario
de eventos
Waukegan's 16th Annual
Festival de Bella Artes
June 6, 2015 • 06 de junio 2015
10am-4pm •Bowen Park
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Sponsored by the Waukegan Park District • Patrocinado por el Distrito de Parques de Waukegan
American Independence Festivities
are Sunday, June 28, 2015
Fiesta de Independencia Americana
es Sunday, June 28, 2015
Planning is underway for one of Waukegan’s
signature events! We need your help!
Se está planificando para uno de los eventos
de Waukegan! Necesitamos su ayuda!
Ways to participate in Waukegan’s Award-Winning
American Independence Festivities:
Volunteers • Sponsors • Vendors & Exhibitors
Formas de participar son:
American Independence Festivities:
Voluntarios • PatrocinadoresVendedores y Expositores
It’s not too early to begin planning your entry now!
No es demasiado pronto para comenzar
a planificar su entrada!
The Waukegan Park District Needs Your Help!
El Distrito de Parques de Waukegan necesita tu ayuda!
The 2015 American Independence Festivities need support from the community! Help make this year’s parade and festival exciting and fun for all.
Las fiestas de Inpendencia Americana del 2015 necesita el apoyo de la comunidad! Ayuda hacer la parada y el festival divertido para todos.
❏ I want to help/Quiero ayudar
Amount of Contribution/Cantidad de Contribución $
Name/Nombre
Address/Dirección
City/State/Zip/Ciudad, Estado, Código Postal
Home Phone/Teléfono de la casa
Work Phone/Teléfono de trabajo
“Friends of the Parade and Festival” like you make the festival possible. Thank you for your support!/Gracias por su apoyo.
Please make check payable to:/Por favor haga el cheque a nombre de:
Waukegan Park District, 2000 Belvidere Street, Waukegan, IL 60085
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Bench Press and Deadlift Competition
Saturday, March 21, 2015
•Pre-register by 3/7 for $20 per event and receive a free event
T-shirt! After that it’s $30 and shirts/cups aren’t guaranteed.
• Weight classes plus Women’s, Men’s, Teen’s and Master’s
(Age 50+) Divisions. Weigh-ins at 10:30am. Competition at 11am.
• Competition is limited to ten people per class.
• NO bench/compression shirts will be allowed.
• Elbow/wrist wraps will be allowed for bench.
• For more information contact Jeremiah at 847-782-3624.
• $2 spectator fee.
• Class ID: Bench Press #8050 / Deadlift #8051
Call 847-782-3624 I V isit www.waukeganparks.org
800 N. Baldwin Avenue I Waukegan, IL 60085
Andrea Ramos
Lunes–Viernes
9am-3pm
847-360-4700
Lizzette Ramos
Lunes 3-6pm
Miércoles 3-8pm
Sábado 9am-2pm
847-360-4700
Xitlali (Lali) Salinas
Lunes–Jueves 1-9pm
Domingo 6:45am-1:45pm
847-782-3300
FIELD HOUSE SPECIAL EVENTS
MARCH FIELD HOUSE EVENT
Power Lifting 101
Free
Program
April FIELD HOUSE EVENT
Volleyball Scrimmages
Learn the basics and fundamentals of the three
powerlifting movements: Bench press, Deadlift, Squat.
Perfect these three lifts and unlock your potential for better
strength and overall fitness. Learn how to incorporate
them into your weekly exercise regimen.
The group meets each Wednesday in March 6:30-7:30pm.
Meet at the Fitness Center in the Field House.
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Free
Program
The group meets each Thursday in April 4-5pm.
Meet at the Gym in the Field House.
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Women’s Weight Loss Program
Waukegan Park District and Synergized Coaching invites you to take the 180 in 180 Days Weight Loss Challenge, a
comprehensive exercise program designed to help you lose up to 50 lbs. in 6 months! You DO NOT have to be a
member of The Field House and you DO NOT have to sign a contract. You DO have to register as soon as possible, as
space is limited. All ages (14+) and fitness levels are encouraged to join.
The winning participant will receive three free in-gym or in-home personal training sessions with Kaneicia Brown,
a NASM certified personal trainer, former women’s blue-chip semi-pro basketball player, nutrition and yoga
enthusiast. Come to a free information session on December 11th to learn more. Are you up for the challenge?
Call 847-782-3300 or visit
Sign Up Today!
Winner: Sharon P.
Runner-Up: Karen H.
Runner-Up: Charmekia E.
Pounds Lost - 55.5
Body Fat % Lost - 27.6%
Pounds Lost - 60.5
Pounds Lost - 36.0
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PERSONAL TRAINING
Meet Our Personal Trainers
Karin Brown
Jeremiah Johnson
Chris Dagley
MO-FR 6am-1pm
MO-FR After 9am
Weekends by appointment
MO-FR 5:30-10am
Education:
B.A. Physical Education &
B.A. (Honors) Exercise Science
Education:
B.S. Exercise Science
Certifications:
Certifications:
NASM-Certified Personal Trainer ACE-Certified Personal Trainer
AFAA-Primary Group
USA-Certified Swim Coach
Exercise Instructor
Areas of Expertise:
NSCA-Certified Strength and
General Conditioning
Conditioning Specialist
Strength Training
Areas of Expertise:
Weight Loss Management
Sport-Specific Conditioning
Sport-Specific Conditioning
Weight Loss Management
and Training
Body Building
Margaret JacksonBrown
Mornings by appointment.
Education:
Education:
B.S. Technical Management
Certifications:
B.S. Kinesiology
AFAA- Certifield Personal Trainers M.B.A.
Certifications:
AFAA- Primary Group Exercise Certifications:
ACSM Certified Personal Trainer
Instructor
NASM-Certified Personal Trainer
ISSA Certified Personal Trainer
Keiser M3 Indoor Cycle
NASM-Performance Enhancement
Areas of Expertise:
NETA Pilates Mat Specialty
Specialist
Sport-Specific Conditioning and Silver Sneaker
NASM-Corrective Exercise Spec.
Training
CrossFit-Level 1 Trainer
Areas of Expertise:
Weight Loss
Core & General Conditioning
Areas of Expertise:
General Conditioning
Strength Training
Sports Performance
Strength Training
Weight Loss
Corrective Exercise
High Intensity Interval Training Group Training
MO-FR 5am-4pm
PERSONAL TRAINING
W k with
Work
ith a Certified
C tifi d Personal
P
l Trainer
T i who
h will
ill ddesign
i a program
specifically to meet your needs and goals. We can help with weight loss,
muscular and cardiovascular strength and endurance, sport-specific
training, body building, and/or overall improvement of health and well being!
INDIVIDUAL
PERSONAL
TRAINING
BUDDY
TRAINING
INDIVIDUAL
PERSONAL
TRAINING
BUDDY
TRAINING
ONE HOUR
1 SESSION:
$42
3 SESSIONS: $110
6 SESSIONS: $189
ONE HOUR
1 SESSION: $37pp
3 SESSIONS: $95pp
6 SESSIONS: $159pp
30 MINUTES
4 SESSIONS: $100
8 SESSIONS: $160
12 SESSIONS: $220
45 MINUTES
4 SESSIONS: $85
8 SESSIONS: $140
12 SESSIONS: $189
HIGH INTENSITY
SMALL GROUP TRAINING
Times vary depending on groups
30 MINUTES
$10pp with a minimum of four people
This new program features high intensity exercises
implementing sled pulls and pushes, tire flips,
kettlebells, running, jumping, squatting, pressing,
lunging, lifting and sweating! This workout will
leave you breathless, but result will be a stronger,
slimmer and fitter YOU! For more information, or if
you have four or more people and want to arrange
a time that is not listed, call Jeremiah at
847-782-3624.
For more information, contact the Field House
Sports & Fitness Center at 847-782-3300.
S P R I N G
Chris Truex
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30 DAY FAST TRACK TO FITNESS
This 30 day kick start program is effective for
people that are trying to revamp their body FAST!
Whether you are just starting to work out, getting
in shape for a trip, wedding or whatever your goal
is, this is the program for you!
• Twelve one-hour sessions that have to be
completed within the 30 days
• Diet plan
• Supplement plan
• Weekly weigh-in/body fat testing/measurements
Make an investment in yourself and commit to
change and transform your body all for $319!
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GROUP FITNESS
GROUP FITNESS
SILVER CLASSES
Fitness classes are open to members and non-members. Silver and Gold members
receive FREE Silver classes. Gold members also receive FREE Gold classes. These
classes offer variety and flexibility for diverse scheduling needs. Please note that
classes are subject to cancellation based upon enrollment and holiday hours.
Silver classes are FREE to Silver and Gold members with limited availability. To
secure your spot, please sign up at the Front Desk the day of the class prior to attending. Nonmembers and Bronze members may also attend Silver Classes by paying a
drop-in fee, or purchasing a Passport to Fitness. Silver Classes include:
Please stop by the Field House Sports and Fitness Center in Hinkston Park or go to
www.waukeganparks.org to check out the latest group fitness schedule. You do not
have to be a member of the Fitness Center to benefit from the great programs we offer!
Six Pack Abs
All levels. Work on tightening and toning the mid-section through a variety of
abdominal exercises on the floor, on a stability ball or with the help of other
exercise equipment.
Butt and Gut
No Group Fitness Classes:
May 25
Memorial Day
All levels. Tighten the glutes and abs! This class uses resistance and isometric type
exercises to target and define those hard to reach places.
Group Cycle
All levels. 45 minute indoor stationary cycling class that incorporates hill climbs,
sprints and jumps into an excellent cardio routine. Expose your inner athlete here!
Total Body Conditioning
All levels. This class will burn fat, tone your body and increase your metabolism.
You will get a cardiovascular and strength training workout in one class! No
wasting time here!
Mat Pilates
All levels. This Mat Pilates class is perfect for beginners but will challenge
experienced exercisers as well. Pilates is a mind-body technique that focuses on
core strength, flexibility and lengthening the muscles. You will gain tighter abs, a
stronger back, and build upper and lower body strength, all while you learn to
stabilize your body in a way that will keep you feeling younger longer!
Gentle Yoga
Beginner. This is a gentle, therapeutic style of yoga perfect for people recovering
from back or other injuries (a doctor’s note if recent please!) This class moves
slowly and is designed to focus on specific areas of the body. You will increase
relaxation and revitalize your energy while increasing your mental and physical health.
This class is appropriate for beginners but ALL LEVELS will enjoy the gentle basics.
NONMEMBER FEE STRUCTURE
Drop-in to Group Fitness
Don’t want to commit to just one class? Drop in so you may pick and choose which
class you would like to attend that day. Drop-ins are for Silver Classes only.
Silver Classes
Member/Resident $9
Nonresident $12
Passport to Group Fitness
Buy a Passport to Group Fitness so you may pick and choose which class you would
like to attend, while getting a better value than a drop-in. Looking to try several
classes at the convenience of your busy schedule? Each passport allows up to ten
visits and is good for up to 6 months from the date of purchase. Passports cannot
be used for a daily Fitness Center visit and are for Silver Classes only.
10 Visit Passport
To redeem for class:
Resident $50
Silver classes=1 punch
SilverSneakers=1 punch
Intermediate Hatha Yoga
Intermediate levels. Go beyond the basics, and enter the next level of yoga
knowledge, philosophies, skills, and practices. This class will provide a more in
depth exercise that is geared not only to increase strength, flexibility, and
balance, but also to teach and challenge breath work and meditation principles.
Modifications will be offered to accommodate all physical abilities!
All levels. This class focuses on upper body strength training and interval training
for an intense cardio workout!
These programs are low impact and build strength,
flexibility and mobility. They are especially suitable for
all ages and fitness levels including different levels of
rehabilitation needs.
S P R I N G
All levels. Hatha flow is a style that has a vinyasa flow with music but will also
incorporate static poses and several breaths allowing the body to open and
experience each asana. Appropriate for more advanced students or people who
have been doing yoga for over six months.
Interval, Cardio, Upper-Body Attack
Nonresident $60
Passports are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Please check in at the front
desk prior to attending class. Fitness drop-ins and passports may only be used if the
class does not meet the maximum number of registered participants.
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Hatha Flow Yoga
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Pilates Strength
All levels. Start your day off right by relaxing and strengthening your body for the
day ahead. This class combines the calorie workout you need along with the deep
muscle stretching afterwards, it’s the best of both in one class setting. Charge your
self for the stressful day to come!
Platinum Classes
All members and non-members must pay for Platinum Classes.
GROUP FITNESS
SU
Sunday Sunrise
7:15-8:15am
AM
PM
Silver
Gold
Platinum
MO
GROUP FITNESS SCHEDULE
TU
WE
TH
FR
SA
Boot Camp
5:45-6:30am
Gentle Yoga
8:30-9:30am
Boot Camp
5:45-6:30am
Butt & Gut
9-10am
Boot Camp
5:45-6:30am
Zumba
8:30-9:30am
Total Body
Conditioning
9-10am
Senior Fit
10-11am
Interval, Cardio
Upper Body
Attack
9-10am
Senior Fit
10-11am
Pilates Strength
9-10am
Gentle Yoga
9:45-11am
SilverSneakers
10:15-11am
Fall Out
5:45-6:45am
& 5-6pm
SilverSneakers
10:15-11am
Fall Out
5-6am
& 8:15-9:15pm
SilverSneakers
10:15-11am
Hatha Flow Yoga
11:15am-12:30pm
Six Pack Abs
5:15-5:45pm
Group Cycle
5:15-6pm
Cardio
Kickboxing
5:30-6:15pm
Butt & Gut
5:15-6pm
Mat Pilates
6-7pm
Group Cycle
6:15-7pm
Intermediate
Hatha Yoga
6:30-7:30pm
Group Cycle
6:15-7pm
Zumba
7:15-8pm
WERQ
7:15-8pm
Zumba
7:45-8:30pm
Nonmember Options
7-Week Registration
Drop-in Registration
10-Punch Passport
(Basic Class=1 punch)
Zumba
7:15-8pm
$51/$56
$9/$12
$50/$60
Schedule subject to change without notice. All classes are open to ages 14 and up. Please preregister for Platinum Classes.
Purchase passports and drop-ins at Front Desk. Platinum Classes have an additional fee to join.
SilverSneakers™
FREE
Age 60+
for Silver and
Gold members
This class is pioneered for adults ages 65 and older. In this class, you will increase
strength, range of motion, agility, balance, and coordination. You will improve
your functional capacities, physical fitness level, and sense of well-being. All
exercises are conducted from a sitting position in a chair or standing directly
next to the chair. Non-SilverSneakers members may pay drop-in fee or purchase
Passport to Fitness.
FH
MO/WE/FR 10:15-11am
Reg ongoing
The Field House Sports & Fitness Center invites individuals with
physical challenges to experience top-of-the-line fitness equipment
designed to accommodate and adapt for individuals with physical
impairments. A feature item at the Fitness Center is the Technogym
Excite Top, an arm bike with a removable seat for wheelchair access. Other pieces
of equipment are wheelchair accessible or are stationed lower to the floor for
easier transferring. The Fitness Center prides itself on offering personal trainers
with national certifications and experience working with clients who have
special needs.
If you are seeking competitive and recreational sport opportunities, contact the
Great Lakes Adaptive Sports Association (GLASA). GLASA provides a variety of
sports and recreational programs for youth and adults who have a primary physical or visual impairment, such as swimming, wheelchair basketball, soccer for the
blind and other recreational activities. Adaptive equipment is included. For
further information, please contact Cindy Housener at 847-283-0908.
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Child Center Service
Parents, be assured that your child is in good hands while you use the amenities
at The Field House Sports and Fitness Center! Whether you are working out, in
a volleyball league, or in a fitness class, you can use the Child Center while you
are on site. The Child Center is for ages 3-11 and is offered on a first-come,
first-served basis and does have a maximum capacity according to staff
availability. All Bronze and nonmember payments for the Child Center must be
made at the front desk and the receipt will serve as admittance to check-in.
Hours of Operation
MO-TH: 6-8:30pm
TH: 9-11am
SA: 8:30-11:30am
Fees
• FREE for children of Silver and Gold Fitness Center members.
• Bronze member and nonmember daily fee: $5 for the first child and $3 for
each additional child in the same family.
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GROUP FITNESS
GOLD CLASSES
Boot Camp ★
Gold classes are FREE to Gold members with limited availability. Gold members
do not need to pre-register, simply check-in up to two hours before scheduled class
time. Non-members may also participate by pre-registering and paying the
appropriate fee.
If you are serious about getting into peak shape, this class is for you! Boot camp
workouts involve calisthenics like pushups, jumping jacks, crunches and other
body weight exercises the difference lies in the intensity. Beginner? Exercises are
modified for beginners, but you'll still burn lots of calories. Advanced? You'll work
your entire body - heart and muscles - with a higher intensity and without resting.
Gold Classes run continuously for Gold Members with no breaks (except Holidays).
Class session dates and prices apply to Non-Gold members who wish to participate
and register for classes. Non-Gold members have a bye week in between sessions
to allow a make-up opportunity in the event the Park District has to cancel a class.
Please note that classes are subject to cancellation based upon enrollment and
holiday hours.
Zumba ★
Age 14+
All levels. This class combines Latin American and international music and dance to
create one great class that’s both fun and an easy way to lose weight. Come learn
how to shimmy, shake, and move your feet to the music for a fun workout that
feels like a party. We begin with basic steps so that you can learn, have fun, and
sweat even if you have never danced a day in your life! No non-Gold Member drop
ins/passports will be accepted.
FH MO 3/2-4/13
FH WE 3/4-4/15
FH TH
3/5-4/16
FH SA
3/7-4/18
FH MO 4/27-6/15*
FH WE 4/29-6/10
FH TH
4/30-6/11
FH SA
5/2-6/13
*No class 5/25.
7:15-8pm
7:45-8:45pm
7:15-8pm
8:30-9:15am
7:15-8pm
7:45-8:45pm
7:15-8pm
8:30-9:15am
Reg by 2/28
Reg by 2/28
Reg by 2/28
Reg by 2/28
Reg by 4/25
Reg by 4/25
Reg by 4/25
Reg by 4/25
$51/$56
$51/$56
$51/$56
$51/$56
$51/$56
$51/$56
$51/$56
$51/$56
#8100
#8101
#8102
#8103
#8104
#8105
#8106
#8107
SilverSneakers has given me more
energy, and I am more limber.
The classes have given me a reason
to get up and moving in the morning
Jean Masek
FH MO 3/2-4/13
FH WE 3/4-4/15
FH FR
3/6-4/17
FH MO 4/27-6/15*
FH WE 4/29-6/10
FH FR
5/1-6/12
*No class 5/25.
Age 14+
5:45-6:30am
5:45-6:30am
5:45-6:30am
5:45-6:30am
5:45-6:30am
5:45-6:30am
Cardio Kickboxing ★
Reg by 2/28
Reg by 2/28
Reg by 2/28
Reg by 4/25
Reg by 4/25
Reg by 4/25
$51/$56
$51/$56
$51/$56
$51/$56
$51/$56
$51/$56
#8108
#8109
#8110
#8111
#8112
#8113
Age 14+
Join Jeremiah for a great workout. Whether you are a beginner or experienced,
work with our trainers to get you in the best shape possible. While burning up to
450 calories a session; this class will push you physically and mentally. Be your
best while burning fat, building lean muscle and increasing strength and cardio
endurance.
FH
FH
WE
WE
3/4-4/15
4/29-6/10
5:30-6:15pm
5:30-6:15pm
Reg by 2/28 $51/$56 #8114
Reg by 4/25 $51/$56 #8115
★Programs are free with a Gold Level Membership
Healthways
SilverSneakers®
Fitness Program
Now offered at
Waukegan Park District’s
Field House
Sports & Fitness Center
Free fitness center membership and special
classes for eligible persons ages 55 and up.
Check with your health insurance provider
to determine if you are eligible for the
SilverSneakers program.
I never knew exercise could be so much fun!
Dorothy Murphy
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GROUP FITNESS
PLATINUM CLASSES
Platinum classes are strictly fee based and are designed to complement Silver
and Gold classes with additional classes and times. Platinum classes are available
to everyone with limited availability. To secure your spot, please pre-register online or at the front desk before class.
WERQ®
Age 14+
WERQ® is the fiercely fun dance fitness workout class based on pop, rock, and
hip-hop music taught by Certified Fitness Professionals. The signature WERQ®
warm-up previews the dance steps used in class and the signature WERQ® cool
down includes balance and yoga inspired poses. Have fun building up cardiovascular
endurance and strengthen your heart muscle dancing to today’s hottest Top 40
Pop, Rock and Hip Hop Music! WERQ® up a sweat on the dance floor to all your
favorite charting hits! Are you ready to WERQ®?
FH
TU
3/3-4/14
7:15-8pm
Reg by 2/28 $51/$56
Sunday Sunrise Circuit Training
#8120
Age 15
Start your Sundays with calorie burning, muscle toning exercises while training
to the hottest songs! This 12-week session will cover flexibility, cardio, strength,
balance and plyometric training. Classes will be taught by Kaneicia Brown, a
certified personal trainer, nutrition enthusiast and life coach. All fitness levels
are welcome. What are you waiting for? Sign up now to spend the next twelve
Sundays slimming down at the Field House!
FH
SU
3/15-5/31
7:15-8:15am
Reg by 3/6
$80/$95
#8121
Women’s Weight Loss 180/180
FH MO
3/9-3/30
FH MO/TU 3/9-3/31
FH MO/TU/TH 3/9-4/02
FH MO
4/6-4/27
FH MO/TU 4/6-4/28
FH MO
5/4-5/25*
FH MO/TU 5/4-5/26*
FH MO/TU/TH 5/4-5/28*
FH MO
6/1-6/22
FH MO/TU 6/1-6/23
FH MO/TU/TH 5/4-5/28*
*No class 5/25.
5-6am
5-6am
5-6am
5-6am
5-6am
5-6am
5-6am
5-6am
5-6am
5-6am
5-6am
5-6am
8-9pm
8-9pm
8-9pm
8-9pm
Elite Athlete Training
A Corporate Discount Program is now available for the Field
House Fitness Center. Check out our website for the latest
information, or call 847-782-3625 and ask about how to get a
group discount for your business.
S P R I N G
2 0 1 5
Age 14+
Want to lose 50 lbs. in 6 months while getting in the best physical shape of your
life? Join the 180 - 180 Weight Loss Challenge, a comprehensive diet and exercise
program designed to help you reach your weight loss goals. All fitness levels are
encouraged to join. Visit www.waukeganparks.org for full program flyer. Want
more information?
NEW OPTION! – Working out on a budget or tight schedule? You can now register
for one, two (AM class only) or all three days; with our 30/60/90* pricing structure!
*Waukegan residents receive an additional discount
Reg by 2/27
Reg by 2/27
Reg by 2/27
Reg by 3/27
Reg by 3/27
Reg by 3/27
Reg by 4/24
Reg by 4/24
Reg by 4/24
Reg by 5/22
Reg by 5/22
Reg by 5/22
Reg by 2/27
Reg by 3/27
Reg by 4/24
Reg by 5/22
$27/$30
$54/$60
$81/$90
$27/$30
$54/$60
$81/$90
$27/$30
$54/$60
$81/$90
$27/$30
$54/$60
$81/$90
$81/$90
$81/$90
$81/$90
$81/$90
#8276
#8277
#8278
#8279
#8280
#8281
#8282
#8283
#8284
#8285
#8286
#8287
#8290
#8291
#8292
#8293
Age 13+
Does your sports team want to increase stamina, coordination, speed, vertical
jumping, power and more? We have certified Trainers available to help your team
achieve full athletic potential. Plyometrics, Weight Lifting, Core Exercises, and
Cardio Training will all be incorporated based on your specific sport. Minimum 6,
maximum 12 athletes to participate. Training is based on facility and instructor
availability. Call 847-782-3624 for pricing and availability.
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FIELD HOUSE ACTIVITIES
Lunch Time Basketball & Volleyball
All Ages
The Field House will continue with lunch time open gym. The facility will be
open every day for gym activities. If you are not a fitness member, you can pay the
daily fee of $4 for residents or $6 for non-residents. Call before you come…Gym
Information Line 782-3300. Register on-site.
FH
MO-FR Daily
10am -3pm
$4/$6 Youth or $5/$6 Adults
Evening Open Gym Basketball & Volleyball
All Ages
The Field House will continue with the very popular evening open gym. The
facility will have open gym running seven days a week. If you are not a fitness or
gym member you can pay the daily fee of $4 for residents or $6 for non-residents
and participate in open gym games during posted hours. Call before you come…
Gym Information Line 782-3300. Register on-site.
FH
FH
FH
MO-FR Daily
SA
Daily
SU
Daily
3 -9pm
7am -7pm
7am -7pm
Open Batting/Golf Cage
All Ages
Come in and take some swings before your baseball or golf season begins. The
cages will be set up for members on Wednesday nights from 6-8pm. We have
slow and fast pitch machines for softball and baseball. Register on-site.
FH
WE
Daily
6-8pm
Free Members/$5 Nonmembers
Have Your Next
at The Field House Sports & Fitness Center
(5-15 years old)
Family Fun Climb
Ages 6+ with Parent
Bring the family in for an hour of climbing! Tackle the hard climbs or sit back and
watch as your kids scurry up and down our 30ft wall. With 8 different climbs you
can bet there will never be a dull moment.
FH TH
3/19-4/16*
FH SA
3/21-4/18**
*No class 4/9
**No class 4/4
4-5pm
1-2pm
Reg by 3/16 $10/$15
Reg by 2/18 $10/$15
#1403
#1404
This three-hour special package includes:
•
•
•
•
Climbing Wall
Open Climb
Spring Open Climb Hours:
$5 per visit (Free to Members)
MO & WE: 4-7pm
SA: 10am-2pm
•
Please Remember
Daily waiver sheet must be signed by all participants. Tennis shoes must be worn.
Participants must be five years or older and weigh a minimum of 70 lbs. to use
Auto Belay System.
Climbing Wall Rentals
For more information, please call 847-782-3625.
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•
•
•
Climbing wall (1 hour), meeting room (1 hour)
Open Gym (one court)- basketball, volleyball, dodgeball (1 hour)
Meeting Room A and Kitchen- for presents, cake, etc (1 hour)
Total Party Time is 3 hours. Evening/Weekend: $185
Weekday 9am-5pm: $160
Fees include admission for up to 10 children, each additional child is
$12.
Two adults per 10 children are included with price, additional adults
are $12 each.
Extra hours of climbing, meeting room, Dance, Dance Revolution or
open gym can be added for an additional fee. Batting cage can also
be added.
Jimano’s Pizzeria package available on request.
Contact Kaitlin Fischer at 847-782-3620 for more information.
YOUTH FITNESS
ZumbaKids
Age 7-12
Are you looking for a new workout that is fun and gets your child involved in exercising? A workout that makes them swing their hips to a salsa rhythm? The new
ZumbaKids workout rave is worth the time. Classes combine Latin dances like
Flamenco, Salsa, Merengue and Cumbia with a fitness regimen that guarantees
fun with a workout. Your child can twist and shake to an exciting Latin beat.
Workouts involve total body movement and helps children remain in shape and
exercise while having fun dancing.
FH
FH
TH
TH
3/5-4/16
4/30-6/11
6-6:45pm
6-6:45pm
Reg by 2/28 $44/$52 #8121
Reg by 4/25 $44/$52 #8122
Kid Fitness and Fun!
Age 7-13
This fun program will be an hour that kids can come out to the Field House and be
active while learning the building blocks of fitness while not feeling like they’re
“working” out. The class is designed to be outside for 20 minutes of activity/game
play followed by 20 minutes in the fitness center learning the proper exercises to
strengthen and stretch their young muscles and gym etiquette, then finish with
20 minutes in the gym or back outside (weather permitting) for more games or
further conditioning. Max 12 participants.
FH
FH
SA
SA
3/7-4/18
4/25-6/6
12-1pm
12-1pm
Reg by 2/28 $44/$52
Reg by 4/25 $44/$52
Young Athlete Explosion
#8123
#8124
Age 10-13
MARTIAL ARTS
This program is designed for young aspiring athletes that want to improve their
athleticism. The hour will consist of exercises designed to build speed, strength,
agility and flexibility which is often an overlooked component to being an explosive athlete. Programs will be designed based on the sport or goals of the athlete.
Max 6 participants per class to ensure adequate individual coaching.
Participants should wear comfortable clothing and may discuss uniform with
instructors the first meeting. Parents must remain at the facility during Tiny
Tigers class time; children should not be dropped off alone.
FH
We can help your preschooler develop and improve motor skills, coordination,
social and emotional skills in this class. We place an emphasis on building
attention and cognitive development. Our reward system helps build self-esteem
and confidence as we teach “every kid is a winner” and “every kid is special.”
TH
3/5-6/18
5:30-6:30pm
Reg by 2/28 $44/$52
#8125
Gym, Batting, & Golf Cage Rentals
All rentals are subject to availability
Court Rentals
Cost Varies
The Field House has six full-size basketball/volleyball courts, all with hardwood
floors. All six courts are together so you can rent multiple courts at once if you
need more space. Courts can also be curtained off to provide privacy if needed.
Cage Rentals
$50/Hour
Inside the gymnasium area, there are two
drop down cage tunnels that can be used for
batting or practicing your golf swing. Batting
cage rentals include a pitching machine,
which can be used for softball/baseball and
fast pitch/slow pitch options. Golf rentals
will come with a mat to practice your swing
and balls, which can be hit into a catch net.
Please come into the Field House to
complete an application for court rentals.
Tiny Tigers
BRC SA
2/14-5/9*
8:45-9:30am
BRC SA
2/14-5/9*
9:35-10:20am
*No class 3/7, 3/14 and 4/4
Age 3-6
Reg by 2/11 $30/$36 #5526
Reg by 2/11 $30/$36 #5527
Youth Tae Kwon Do
Age 7-13
Improve your self-confidence, coordination, concentration, self-esteem and get a
good physical workout too. This Korean martial art involves kicking techniques,
jumping, spinning, and balance. Our traditional teaching style covers self-defense,
sparring, pressure points and more. Please be sure to register based off your child’s
ability group. The 10:25 session is for beginners and the 11:30 session should be
for camouflage belts and higher.
BRC SA
2/14-5/9*
10:25-11:25am
Reg by 2/11
BRC SA
2/14-5/9*
11:30am-12:30pm Reg by 2/11
*No class 3/7, 3/14 and 4/4
Tae Kwon Do
$44/$52 #5528
$44/$52 #5529
Age14+
You are never too old to learn new skills! High School age and older students can
improve their self-confidence, coordination and concentration skills. This Korean
martial art involves kicking techniques, jumping and balance. Our traditional
approach teaches self-defense, sparring, pressure points and more.
Contact Richard Fibish at 847-782-3627 for more information.
S P R I N G
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BRC SA
2/14-5/9*
12:35-1:35pm
*No class 3/7, 3/14 and 4/4
Reg by 2/11
$44/$52 #5530
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YOUTH SPORTS
YOUTH FOOTBALL
GIRLS SOFTBALL
Junior Bulldogs
Spring Flag Football League
Age 5-14
Are you ready for some football? Be a part of a flag football program that promotes
teamwork, sportsmanship, and overall athletics in a format that is both fast-paced
and a skill-builder. Not ready for pads? Don’t want to play contact ball? This is your
league. Teams will be decided by a draft following player evaluations. For more
information on this event please call Kaitlin Fischer at 847-782-3620. For all scores,
schedules, standings and free agent listings please visit www.waukegansports.org
Player Evaluation Age 5-7
WSP SA 4/18
WSP SA 4/18
WSP SA 4/18
Practice
VI TU TH
Games
WSP SA
5/2-6/6
11am-12pm
Reg by 4/13 $60/$70 #5580
12-1pm
Reg by 4/13 $60/$70 #5581
Girls Fast Pitch Softball League
1-2pm
Reg by 4/13 $60/$70 #5582
5-8pm
9am-2pm
Age 5-14
It’s the off season and it’s time to break out the cleats and throw around the
pigskin. Learn the fundamentals of football or sharpen your skills, Participants will
be taught skills such as route running, back pedaling and catching. There will also
be an emphasis on offensive and defensive game concepts. All skill levels welcome!
4/20-5/25
5-6:30pm
Reg by 4/13 $40/$45
#5583
4/20-5/25
5-6:30pm
Reg by 4/13 $40/$45
#5584
4/20-5/25
5-6:30pm
Reg by 4/13 $40/$45
#5585
Age 4-13
This program focuses on the basic fundamentals of softball. The basic mechanics of
throwing, catching, and swinging a bat will be taught and practiced. Participants
will improve eye hand coordination and softball related skill set in this program.
Participants will have an opportunity to utilize the batting cage during this
indoor program.
Age 4-8
FH TU
Age 9-13
FH TU
Prime Football Skills
Age 5-7
WSP MO
Age 8-10
WSP MO
Age 11-14
WSP MO
Girls Softball Skills and Drills
3/17-4/28
5-6:30pm
Reg by 3/10 $20/$25
#5072
3/17-4/28
5-6:30pm
Reg by 3/10 $20/$25
#5073
Age 7-16
Girls softball has returned to the Waukegan Park District! All skill levels are welcome.
Each team will be balanced and coached by an adult. Participants will improve
hand-eye coordination and softball related skill sets in this program. Practices and
games will be played throughout the week. For more information on this event
please call Kaitlin Fischer at 847-782-3620. For all schedules, scores, standings and
free agent listings please visit www.waukegansports.org
Player Evaluation
Age 7-9
BP TU
5/26
Age 10-12
BP TU
5/26
Age 13-16
BP TU
5/26
5pm
Reg by 5/19 $40/$47
#5318
6pm
Reg by 5/19 $40/$47
#5319
7pm
Reg by 5/19 $40/$47
#5320
Waukegan Youth Sports Affiliates
NOTE: The Youth Sports Affiliates are independent agencies that are neither
an agent for nor under the direction of the Waukegan Park District.
Waukegan Junior Bulldogs Youth Football
The Waukegan Youth Football Association offers a youth tackle football program.
The association offers Waukegan youngsters the chance to learn the fundamentals
of the grid-iron game, along with sportsmanship and teamwork. For more
information, call Desiree Martines at 847-815-6139. Youth Football also offers
cheerleading for ages 7-14. www.waukeganyouthfootball.org
Waukegan Youth Baseball
The Waukegan Youth Baseball provides baseball for ages 7 to 17 years of
age. For more information contact Guy Hardy [email protected]
847-219-0021.
Girls Fastpitch Softball
Now under the direction of the Waukegan Park District. We are looking for qualified coaches and players of all levels. Please call Kaitlin Fischer 847-782-3620
[email protected] for more information.
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Girls Fast Pitch Softball
EQUIPMENT DONATION DRIVE
As we prepare for our girls softball season and instructional clinics, it has
come to our attention that there are a number of girls that would love to join
our league but do not have the means to buy the needed equipment.
If you have gently used helmets, gloves, cleats, bats, batting gloves or any
other equipment you are no longer using, please think about donating it.
(Equipment needs to be in safe and usable condition)
A collection box is located at the Field House Sports and Fitness
Center 800 Baldwin Avenue, Waukegan IL 60085. If you would like
further information regarding donations or Waukegan Park District girls
softball information please contact Kaitlin Fischer at 847-782-3620 or
[email protected].
By donating your old equipment, you can give a girl who is not as fortunate
a chance to play the game we all love!
YOUTH BASEBALL
Waukegan Youth Baseball League
Age 6-16
Registration is being held at the Field House Sports & Fitness Center on the following
dates: Feb 6, 7, 8, 20, 21 and 22 and March 6, 7, 8, 20, 21 and 22. All games will be
played on Waukegan Park District fields. For more information on this league please
call Guy Hardy at 847-219-0021.
Pinto
Mustang
Bronco
Pony
Colt
Age 6-8
Age 9-10
Age 11-12
Age 13-14
Age 15-16
$115
$130
$140
$150
$180
Age 4-8
Improve your volleyball skills with 60 minutes of drills in setting, passing, overhand
serving and spiking. You will learn to overhand serve and develop skills to play
games. The lesson plan directs the use of self-mastery training and groups that
help each student reach a new level. Instructors organize games at the end of
each class.
WE
WE
2/18-4/1
4/15-5/27
5-6pm
5-6pm
Reg by 2/13 $55/ $66 #8793
Reg by 4/8 $55/$66 #8794
Volleykids
Age 9-16
Improve your volleyball skills with 60 minutes of drills in setting, passing, overhand
serving, and spiking. Learn to overhand serve and develop skills to play games.
The lesson plan directs the use of self-mastery training and groups that help each
student reach a new level. Instructors organize games at the end of each class.
FH
FH
WE
WE
2/18-4/1
4/15-5/27
5-6pm
5-6pm
Reg by 2/13 $55/ $66 #8791
Reg by 4/8 $55/$66 #8792
Age 8-15
Can you drive the lane like Lebron James or dribble through the defense like Chris
Paul? Learn the fundamentals of basketball or sharpen your skills at the Field
House Sports and Fitness Center in the All-Around Basketball Skills Class. This program will give you the tools to become a better basketball player. There will be a
focus on dribbling, passing, shooting and overall understanding of the game of
basketball.
Age 8-11
FH WE
Age 12-15
FH TH
YOUTH VOLLEYBALL
Volleytots
FH
FH
YOUTH BASKETBALL
All-Around Basketball Skills
3/25-5/13
5-6:30pm
Reg by 3/18 $40/$45 #8802
3/26-5/14
5-6:30pm
Reg by 3/19 $40/$45 #8805
Junior Bulldogs Spring Basketball League
Age 6-7
Come play in a low-pressure developmental league for kids who want to play
basketball and keep improving over the spring and summer. Teams will be
balanced by skill level and height and coached by adults whose main objective is
the child’s basketball development. There will be no scoring record; kids can have
fun without any pressure. For more information on this event please call Kaitlin
Fischer at 847-782-3620. For all schedules, scores, standings and free agent
listings please visit www.waukegansports.org.
Player Evaluation
FH TU
3/31
Practice
1hr/wk MO, TU, WE, or TH
Games
FH FR
4/17-5/29
6-7pm
6-8pm
6-9pm
Reg by 3/24 $73/$85 #8732
Junior Bulldogs Spring Basketball League
Age 8-9
If you’re looking for a way to keep improving your skill set for the next basketball
season this is the league for you! All skill levels are welcomed. Each team will be
balanced and coached by an adult. For more information on this event please call
Kaitlin Fischer at 847-782-3620. For all schedules, scores, standings and free agent
listings please visit www.waukegansports.org.
Player Evaluation
FH TH
4/2
Practice
1 hr/wk MO, TU, WE or TH
Games
FH FR
4/17-5/29
6-7pm
6-8pm
6-9pm
Reg by 3/24 $73/$85
#8733
SIBLING DISCOUNT
Enroll your children in Waukegan Park District Youth Sports Programs
and SAVE with the Youth Sports Programs Sibling Discount!
Present this coupon when registering two or more children for any youth sports
programs to receive $10 off the combined registration fees!
Sports Officials &
Volunteer Coaches
Please call 847-782-3620
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YOUTH & ADULT SPORTS
TENNIS
MEN’S & WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL
Volleyball Leagues
If Tennis is a sport you are looking to try
out or make it a life-long sport, then take
advantage of this opportunity. This spring
give your child a great tennis experience
at an exceptional price. Programs offered
by the district are taught so learning tennis is fun and developmentally appropriate. Tennis racquets and tennis balls are
provided during class time. Spring youth
tennis program is held at the Field House
Sports and Fitness Center. Older youth
and adult programs will be offered in the
summer at Belvidere Park.
Ten and Under Tennis
Age 5-10
It’s easier than ever to get in the game. Your child will enjoy playing with balls that
bounce lower and move slower through the air, making them easier to hit. Racquets are sized for small hands, making them easier to grip and swing. Courts are
smaller, so kids can cover them and have more success when they play. Kids have
more fun—and want to play more often. Tennis is a sport that gets kids moving,
improves balance, agility and hand-eye coordination, and can teach self-confidence and self-assurance. Playing tennis, your child can make new friends in a
safe, supportive environment. By getting your kids into the game you’ll be opening a door to a lifetime of enjoyment! To learn more about 10 and Under Tennis
you may go to the following USTA website. www.10andundertennis.com.
Ages 5-8
FH TH
Ages 9-10
FH TH
Age 16+
The Waukegan Park District follows up the fall season of volleyball with a
winter/spring session of Women’s Volleyball at The Field House Sports and Fitness
Center. Women’s volleyball leagues are the most popular league at The Field
House Sports and Fitness Center so join the action. Team registration only with a
six player minimum/team. Cash awards will be given to first and second place
teams. Minimum six teams and maximum ten teams/league. For additional
information, please contact Richard Fibish, 847-782-3627. For all schedules,
scores, standings and free agent listings please visit www.waukegansports.org.
4/2-5/7
5:30-6:20pm
Reg by 3/26 $39/$47 #5300
4/2-5/7
6:30-7:20pm
Reg by 3/26 $39/$47 #5301
Women’s A
FH MO 2/9-4/20
Women’s B
FH MO 2/9-4/20
Men’s A/B
FH TU
2/10-4/21
6:15-9pm
Reg by 1/23 $335/$385 #8500
6:15-9pm
Reg by 1/23 $335/$385 #8501
6:15-9pm
Reg by 1/23 $335/$385 #8502
PICKLEBALL
NEW! Adult Pickleball
Age 18+
PickleBall is a mini-tennis game, played on a badminton-sized court using wood
paddle racquets and a plastic ball the size of a baseball, with holes (similar to a
whiffle ball). The game is usually played by four people. It was invented in 1965
and its original purpose was to provide a sport for the entire family. For more
information about the game, rules and equipment go to www.pickleball.com.
Free for members. Please contact Richard Fibish at 847-782-3627 to inquire about
other available days of the week.
FH
TH
Year-Round
10am-2pm
$5/$6
GOLF
NEW! DRIVE Golf
Ages 8-12
Get golf and life lessons with DRIVE Golf. “DRIVE” Develops Rewarding Inspiring Values
for Everyone! This is a great way to learn life lessons as well as the fundamental
basics of Golf. We will learn a new lesson each week while playing fun games that
teach basic golf skills with SNAG (Starting New at Golf) equipment. Make your tee
time now to join in the fun!
FH
FH
WE
SA
3/11-4/1
4/25-5/16
6-7pm
11am-12pm
Reg by 3/1
Reg by 4/15
$40/$45
$40/$45
Girls on the Run–Coming Spring 2015! Grades 3-5
Play Days
Age 5-15
Get into the swing of things by attending a Play Day. Families and kids of all ages
can get in on the fun together. Play Days introduced children to competition in a
low-pressure setting where the emphasis is on fun. Play Days are for both novices
and experienced players. Play Days are a welcoming way for kids to experience the
social and competitive aspects of tennis. Organized by skill level, kids have the
chance to gain additional play experience through rotation of opponents and
short, continuous matches over a two-hour period. Play Days promote a sense of
achievement through a fun and spirited atmosphere. Pre-registration is required
for the program on May 28. The March 21 program is the Fitness Expo where
adults and children are welcome to attend.
FH
BP
SA
TH
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3/21
5/28
10am-1pm
6-8pm
Drop in
FREE
Reg by 5/21 FREE
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#5325
Professionally designed, award winning
program was created exclusively for pre-teen girls.
Meets after school twice a week for twelve weeks.
Trained women coaches provide a challenging,
encouraging and fun way for girls to interact and
be healthy. Running workouts and games teach
specific life skills such as how to make healthy
decisions, resolve conflict, and get along with
others. At the end of the program, the girls will be
able to participate in the Girls on the Run 5k running event, with
transportation provided by the Park District. Each girl will also receive a
free program T-shirt, water bottle and a race goody bag. Healthy snacks
are provided at each meeting. For more info on this program, go to
www.gotrchicago.org or contact the Waukegan Park District. For more
information, please call Angela Minichiello at 847-360-4706.
FH
TU/TH TBD
4-5:15pm
Reg by TBD $40/$40 #2249
ADULT SPORTS
SOFTBALL
Men’s Pre-Season Spring Tune-Up Softball Tournament
On the first weekend of May 2015, the Waukegan Park District will be holding its
annual Spring Tune-Up men’s softball tournament at the Waukegan SportsPark.
All teams are welcome for this double elimination tournament. Over the past few
years, this has been the biggest tournament in the area and always fills up ahead
of time so don’t miss out. The winning team will receive a cash prize and a team
trophy. Registration will begin on Monday, March 9. For more information on this
event please call Richard Fibish at 847-782-3627. For all schedules, scores,
standings and free agent listings please visit www.waukegansports.org.
WSP SA
5/2
9am
Reg by 4/29 $180 team #5800
Men’s & Women’s Adult Softball Summer Leagues
Waukegan Park District is looking forward to another great season of softball at
the Waukegan SportsPark. The SportsPark has four ball diamonds with great
amenities and playing surfaces. The district offers doubleheaders each night for
Men’s leagues and single game nights and for coed. Fees vary based on the league
you are entering. Men’s leagues play a 20 game season and all others have a ten
game season. For more information on this event please call Richard Fibish at
847-782-3627.For all schedules, scores, standings and free agent listings please
visit www.waukegansports.org.
Men’s
WSP MO
WSP TU
WSP WE
WSP FR
5/11
5/12
5/13
5/15
6:15 or 8:15pm
6:15 or 8:15pm
6:15 or 8:15pm
6:15 or 8:15pm
Reg by 5/2
Reg by 5/2
Reg by 5/2
Reg by 5/2
Varies
Varies
Varies
Varies
#5801
#5803
#5805
#5809
Men’s “A”
WSP WE
5/13
6:15 or 8:15pm
Reg by 5/2
Varies
#5804
Coed
WSP TH
5/14
6:15; 7:15; 8:15; 9:15pm Reg by 5/2
Varies
#5807
Field Rental Rates at the Waukegan SportsPark
Rates listed below are for hourly rentals. Groups interested in renting fields for multiple
hours and dates will receive a discount. Please call 847-782-3300 for field reservations.
WSP
WSP
WSP
Synthetic Turf Field
Grass Soccer Fields
Ball Diamonds
$125/hour+$40/hour for lights
$40/hour
$40/hour+$30 for lights
The Waukegan SportsPark features 14 soccer/football fields including a Championship Field with synthetic turf and lights and 4 ball diamonds with lights. On the
weekends and during special events there will be a parking fee of $5 charged for each
vehicle coming into the park but NO fee on weeknights unless it’s a special event.
Adult Soccer Leagues
If you are interested in putting a team into the men’s adult soccer league, call
Inez at 847-791-5061 for NLCSA, or Jesus Martinez at 847-406-9919 for USL.
Youth Soccer Leagues*
Waukegan Association for Youth Soccer will be offering Fall and Spring
leagues for boys and girls. For more information call Jesus Martinez at
847-406-9919. Visit www.wayssoccerleague.com for information.
*Waukegan Park District youth affiliate
NEW! Men’s and Coed Postseason
Softball Weekend Tournament
During the first weekend of August 2015, the Waukegan Park District will be
hosting its inaugural WEEKEND men’s and coed postseason softball tournament.
All teams who participated in our summer 2015 Waukegan Park District softball
leagues are eligible. Prizes and trophies will be awarded. For more information on
this event please call Richard Fibish at 847-782-3627. For all schedules, scores,
standings and free agent listings please visit www.waukegansports.org.
WSP SA/SU 8/1 & 8/2
See bracket for start times
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Reg by 7/24
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GOLF COURSES
www.waukegangolf.org • 847-360-4730
Come Play The Brook This Season!
Bonnie Brook Golf Course
An 18-hole, impeccably manicured, championship golf course right in your own
backyard. Four sets of tees allow a wide range of players to enjoy Bonnie Brook.
Equipped with a full service Pro-shop and PGA instruction, you need to look no
further for your golfing enjoyment. Tee times can be made up to seven days in
advance by calling 847-360-4730 or visiting our website waukegangolf.org.
Weekend Permanent Tee Times
Did you ever want to feel like you belonged to a Country Club but without the
high price, well now you can when you purchase a Permanent Tee Time for either
Saturday or Sunday morning at Bonnie Brook. For $320 per foursome you can
forget about having to call every week to secure your golf reservation. Permanent
Tee Times go for 22 weeks beginning April 18 and 19 and ending September 19
and 20. (Permanent Tee Times will not be available the weekend of August 22 and
23 for Bonnie Brook Championship Weekend). The lottery for Permanent tee times
will be on Thursday, April 10th at 6:30 pm.
Great New Season
Pass and Daily Fees
available in March.
Visit www.waukegangolf.org for details.
Friday, July 24, 2015
8:30 a.m. Shotgun Start
Waukegan, Illinois
Contact Sally at 847-360-4721
or [email protected]
18 Holes with Power Cart
Lunch Buffet
Goodie Bag & Raffles
Enjoy a round of golf at one of the top 50 golf courses in Chicagoland while
helping support Waukegan Park District programs, events and scholarship.
The Waukegan Park District is gearing up for their 18th Annual Partners in
Parks Golf Outing at Bonnie Brook Golf Course.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
ADULT CLASSES
Get Ready to Play
Enjoy a little friendly competition and play for some great prizes all season long
with special events at Bonnie Brook:
Bonnie Brook Championship Weekend
Aug 22 &23
Starting a new tradition here at the Brook, both the Men’s and Women’s Championships will be held this weekend. Tee times will be in the morning both days and
there will not be permanent tee times this weekend. All players must have a valid
USGA Handicap and at least 10 posted rounds in 2014. On Sunday afternoon we
will have an awards ceremony that will include a buffet for all participants.
New! Friday Night Fun Events
On selected Friday nights we will be hosting different themed events, please check
the Golf Shop for details.
Age 18+
Sign up for our Get Ready to Play Golf program and learn how to play the game
in five weeks. Learn from one of our PGA professionals in a relaxed, no stress
environment. Simple instruction with proven results is what you will discover with
this class. The fundamentals of the grip, set-up, full swing, chipping, and putting
will be covered. On-course instruction will be provided as well. Participants will
have the opportunity to use the practice facilities at Bonnie Brook for free during
this five week program. One free round to Greenshire & Bonnie Brook will be included with the program. Minimum 4 Maximum 10.
BBGC MO
BBGC TU
4/27-5/25
4/28-5/26
6-7pm
7-8pm
Reg by 4/27 $69/$75
Reg by 4/28 $69/$75
Family Fun
Have some family members interested in golf but just not comfortable taking
lessons on their own? Bring the whole family out! The Family Fun clinics are
tailored to offer instruction to golfers of all different skill levels. From beginners
to advanced, these nights are all about having fun and spending time with your
family while learning the game of golf. All facets of the game will be covered from
some of the basic rules to hitting tee shots. The class will cluminate with a playing
lesson on the last week of class at Greenshire Golf Course. Participants will have
the opportunity to use the practice facilities at Bonnie Brook for free during this
five-week program. Minimum four and maximum ten students.
BBGC MO
BBGC TU
4/27-5/25
6/9-7/7
7-8pm
6-7pm
Reg by 4/27 $49/$54
Reg by 6/9 $49/$54
Ladies Only
Ladies are you looking for a fun, relaxed, stress free environment where you can
learn the game of golf? Look no further, our Ladies Only clinic is perfect for you.
When we say ladies only, we mean ladies only! No men allowed. Simple, easy to
understand instruction is provided in the class on the full swing, chipping, and
putting. This class is a perfect opportunity to meet other ladies like yourself
interested in playing golf. The last week will culminate in on course instruction
at Greenshire Golf Course.
BBGC TU
BBGC TU
Leagues for Ladies
A golf league is a great way to meet people and find new golf
partners. We have Ladies Leagues for 9 hole and 18 hole play at
Bonnie Brook on Thursdays, and also a Wednesday league at
Greenshire. All of the leagues are looking for players so why not
try a league for the first time or join again if you played in a
league in the past. Call Bonnie Brook for details 847-360-4730.
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4/28-5/26
6/9-7/7
6-7pm
7-8pm
Reg by 4/28 $69/$75
Reg by 6/9 $69/$75
DRIVE Golf
Ages 8-12
Get golf and life lessons with DRIVE Golf. “DRIVE” Develops Rewarding Inspiring
Values for Everyone! This is a great way to learn life lessons as well as the
fundamental basics of Golf. We will learn a new lesson each week while playing
fun games that teach basic golf skills with SNAG (Starting New at Golf) equipment. Make your tee time now to join in the fun! Program is held at the Field
House Sports and Fitness Center.
FH
FH
WE
SA
3/11-4/1
4/25-5/16
• w a u k e g a n g o l f . o r g
6-7pm
11am-12pm
Reg by 3/1
Reg by 4/15
$40/$45
$40/$45
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First Tee Junior League
Greenshire Golf Course
Are you looking for a great golf experience that won’t take up your entire day and
is fun for the whole family? Greenshire Golf Course is the choice. One of the best
conditioned, nine hole par 27 golf courses in the area is a great opportunity to
enjoy the game for new players, kids, ladies or even experienced golfers looking to
sharpen their short game. Greenshire Golf course also hosts many fun family, junior
and ladies events throughout the season. For more information call 847-360-4777
or check out our website waukegangolf.org for Greenshire special rates and more!
Greenshire Green Fees
Weekday (9 Holes)
Weekend (9 Holes)
Senior (62+)
Junior
Pull Cart
Power Cart
Club Rental
$9.00
$10.00
$8.00
$5.00
$2.50
$12.00
$5.00
BBGC/GS MO 6/22-7/27
There are so many options and activitie to choose for your child that it can be a
little overwhelming. When you are considering those options, quality golf
instruction with caring instructors at Waukegan Park District can be a great choice.
In addition to being a great challenge and very enjoyable, golf can teach many
important life skills including honesty, integrity, sportsmanship and determination. We offer instruction to all levels of junior golfers in a fun and safe environment. There are several different options to choose from below:
Greenshire Wednesday Ladies League
Our nine hole ladies golf league will take place on Wednesday mornings from June
3 to August 5. Tee times for the league will start each Wednesday at 7:30am and
registration for the league will take place on May 20 at Greenshire beginning at
9am. This is a unique league for all women. Your level of play makes no difference
as this is a great way to meet fellow golfers. Come have fun!
Golf Outing Packages
Greenshire offers a variety of gofl outing packages. Minimum of twenty players.
Let us help plan an outing to fit your needs and budget. Call 847-360-4777 and
ask for June.
Want to Start a League?
Call Greenshire at 847-360-4777 to pick a day. Minimum of twenty players needed.
Adult/Child Alternate Shot
Adult/Child Four Club
Mini Masters
8-12pm
$69/$75
The First Tee Open League
Quality Junior Golf Instruction
Events
The First Tee Junior League is new for the 2015 season and will focus on teaching
youth both life and golf skills. The league will be split with three weeks dedicated
to instruction on the driving range at Bonnie Brook Golf Course and the other
three weeks playing golf at Greenshire Golf Course. The juniors will be assigned a
schedule as to which course they will be at and what the focus will be for that week.
(i.e. playing or instruction) All facets of the game will be covered in this six week
league including putting, chipping, pitching, full swing, rules, course management,
as well as life skills to practice both on and off the course. Price includes golf
instruction, hat, T-shirt, bag tag, curriculum book; Parents are welcome to attend
the sign-up date on June 6 at 1pm. In-person sign up after June 6 is available at
Bonnie Brook Golf Course or sign up online at www.thefirstteegreaterchicago.org.
Classes will be held at Bonnie Brook Golf Course on Mondays June 22, 29 and July
13. Classes will take place at the Greenshire Golf Course on July 6, 20 and 27.
Age 7-17
Another new league for the 2015 season! Juniors are welcome to attend and make
new friends through the game of golf. Greens Fees are reduced to $3 per junior and
tee times run from 1-4pm every Thursday at Greenshire Golf Course. Coaches and
volunteers from The First Tee will be present to offer instruction and supervision
while on the course. Participants must be sign up for the regular First Tee programs
to take part in the Open League.
GS
TH
6/25-8/13
1-4pm
The First Tee
Age 7-17
The Waukegan Park District has partnered with The First Tee of Greater Chicago to
reach out to our community and help get children more involved in the game of
golf. In our first year alone over 100 juniors signed up for The First Tee. The First Tee
of Greater Chicago along with the PGA Professionals staff at Bonnie Brook will work
together to help kids discover how the skills essential to success on the golf course
can help them flourish in life as well. Golf Clubs will be provided to kids that need
them. Juniors will move up to the Par level after completing all the requirements
of the PLAYer level. After completing the requirements for the Par level the
juniors will advance to the Birdie level. Must be at least 7 years of age. $75 per
participant. In-person sign up available at Bonnie Brook Golf Course or online at
www.thefirstteegreaterchicago.org. Scholarships are available. Fees will include:
12 hours of golf and life skills instruction, a hat, T-shirt, bag tag, curriculum book
and be eligible for local and national educational leadership events free of charge.
BBGC WE 4/15-5/20
BBGC MO 6/8-7/13
BBGC WE 6/24-7/29
BBGC WE 6/24-7/29
BBGC SA 6/13-7/25*
*No class on 7/4
5-7pm
5:30-7:30pm
10am-12pm
5:30-7:30pm
8-10am
All Level
PLAYer
PLAYer/Par
Par/Birdie
PLAYer
June TBD
July TBD
September TBD
No clubs for lessons?
No problem!
Thanks to a grant from the Sticks for Kids
organization we have brand new clubs kids can
use at no charge for our lessons.
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www.thefirstteegreaterchicago.org
$75/$75
$75/$75
$75/$75
$75/$75
$75/$75
GOLF COURSES
Golf Outing Packages
Golf Instruction Rates
Adult Lessons
Half Hour Private
Series of 3
Series of 10
9 Hole Playing lesson
$45
$110
$300
$85
Junior Private Instruction
Half Hour Private
$35
Series of 3
$85
Series of 10
$225
Tony Tinetti – Head Golf Professional
Phone: 847-360-4735
E-mail: [email protected]
www.waukegangolf.org
Bonnie Brook Golf Course offers a full
range of golf outing accommodations
for groups of 16-160. Let us help make
planning your outing easy and stress
free while putting a package together
that will fit your budget. Call Tony Tinetti
at 847-360-4735 to start planning your
outing today!
HOWIE ROBINSON
INDOOR GOLF AND LEARNING CENTER
Rates for Individual or Foursome Play
Per Hour: $20 (Per Hour fee regardless of number of players)
• Maximum two hours to be reserved at any one time.
• A minimum of a half hour for any one reservation.
• Maximum of four players to use at any one time.
• Includes assistance from golf shop employee for set up.
Reservations for Use
• Reservations may be made 2-14 days in advance.
• There will be no walk-ins allowed during the offseason.
• Reservations will be accepted for the following times
during the offseason: Wednesday–Saturday 10am-4pm
Reservations are only taken by calling the pro shop at 847-360-4730 extension 2
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Join us for
Wednesday Night Dinners
Dinners are bbeing
eing servedd from
from 4:30-8pm.
For information or reservations, please call
847-360-4734
Bonnie Brook
2800 N. Lewis Avenue • Waukegan, Illinois
www.waukegangolf.org
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Last Sunday of the Month
BRUNCH
Serving 10am-2pm
Visit www.waukegangolf.org for details.
2800 N. Lewis Avenue • Waukegan • For more information, please call 847-360-4734
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Valentine’s Day
BONNIE BROOK BANQUETS & DINING
DINNER SPECIALS
Friday, February 13
Saturday, February 14
Serving 4:30-9p.m.
Call 847-360-4734
for more information.
Waukegan, Illinois
Easter Brunch
at Bonnie Brook
Sunday, April 5th
Enjoy many traditional
Easter delicacies from
around the world.
Space is limited.
Brunch at Bonnie Brook
Sunday, May 10th
Let us do the cooking and
treat Mom to a relaxing
and memorable time.
The cost of Mother’s Day Brunch is
$22.95 for adults and
$12.95 for children 6-12 and
free for children 5 and under.
Space is limited.
10am–2pm.
Reservations suggested.
Call 847-360-4734.
The cost of Easter Brunch is $22.95 for adults,
$12.95 for children 6-12 and free for children 5 and under.
Hours: 10am-3pm. Reservations suggested.
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AQUATICS
SwimSmart
SwimSmart is different than traditional swim lessons. The number one goal of
SwimSmart is to increase participant safety and comfort in water and the secondary goal is to teach swimming strokes and techniques. From parent/tot through
adult lessons, participants learn ways to be safe in various bodies of water. They
first learn how to be safe and save themselves before they perfect swimming
strokes and techniques. SwimSmart students progress through classes based on
demonstrable skills. Parents will receive a written progress report at the conclusion of each class. Participants receive completion magnets to display their
progress!
Indoor Swimming Lessons
Swim lessons will be offered Saturday mornings at the Ann M. Kiley Developmental Center on 1401 West Dugdale Road in Waukegan. The SwimSmart
program will emphasize water safety and enhance swimming abilities.
For Your Benefit
• Register Online or at the Belvidere Recreation Center, Jack Benny Center, and
The Field House Sports and Fitness Center. It’s convenient and easy!
• Our Instructors are well trained and friendly.
• Low student/instructor ratios mean more individualized instruction.
• A Swim Lesson Coordinator monitors lessons to ensure quality programming
and address questions and concerns.
• Skill level and age are considered for proper placement of swimmers.
Make-Ups
In the event of pool closing or cancellation, the make-up session will take place
one week after the last scheduled date of class.
My kids loved their classes.
The instructors make class fun which
made it easier for them to learn.
–Deanna Williams
Sharks & Minnows
Parents with Infant or Toddler
Age 6 months-3 years
This class helps you and your child relax and enjoy the water through the use of
games, songs and activities. Both the parent and child will learn water safety
techniques to become comfortable in the water.
Skills covered in class:
• Blowing Bubbles
• Front and Back Float with Support
• Arm Action
• Leg Action
• Water Safety
• Basic Safety Rules
KC
KC
KC
KC
SA
SA
SA
SA
2/14-3/21
2/14-3/21
4/4-5/9
4/4-5/9
10-10:30am
12-12:30pm
10-10:30am
12-12:30pm
This class is to acquaint parent
and child with water play and
safety.
Reg by 2/13
Reg by 2/13
Reg by 4/3
Reg by 4/3
$46/$54
$46/$54
$46/$54
$46/$54
Frequently Asked Questions
How many kids are in each class? Parent with Infant/Toddler: up to 10
children; Preschool: up to 5 children; Level 1 & 2: up to 8 children.
Do I have to stay during my child’s lesson? Since lessons are up to 45
minutes long, we ask that you stay for the duration of class.
Can my children that are not participating in lessons swim? No.
During lesson time there is no open swim. Only those registered for
SwimSmart may enter the pool.
Are there locker rooms? Yes.
Is the pool heated? Yes.
How do I know if my lesson has been cancelled? You will get a call from
the Waukegan Park District if lessons are cancelled.
What should we bring to lessons? Participants should bring a lined swim
suit, towel and goggles. Children who are not potty trained must wear
swim diapers under their swim suit. Cloth and disposable diapers are prohibited as they become heavy and fall apart in the water.
If my child misses a class, when are the make up lessons? We only
have make up lessons when the Park District cancels a class.
Who can I talk to about my child’s progress? You are welcome to talk to
the Swim Coordinator or Supervisor about your child’s progress.
Helping you to prepare for a lifetime of safe water fun!
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#7263
#7264
#7265
AQUATICS
Jellyfish Preschool Level I
Age 3-5
This class is a beginner swimming class to help students feel comfortable in the
water and to enjoy the water safely. The students are encouraged and taught to
overcome fear and/or uneasiness they may have in the water. This is done through
the teaching of elementary skills and the incorporation of new games and
activities to create a fun learning experience.
• Blowing Bubbles
• Recovery from Front and Back Floats
• Kicking
• Beginner Stroke
• Water Safety Rules
• Always Swim with Adult Supervision
KC
KC
KC
KC
KC
KC
KC
KC
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
2/14-3/21
2/14-3/21
2/14-3/21
2/14-3/21
4/4-5/9
4/4-5/9
4/4-5/9
4/4-5/9
This class is the right class if
your child can:
• Put face in water
• Bob to chin
• Jump to teacher
• Kick on wall
10-10:30am
10:45-11:15am
11:30am-12pm
12:15am-12:45pm
10-10:30am
10:45-11:15am
11:30am-12pm
12:15am-12:45pm
Reg by 2/13
Reg by 2/13
Reg by 2/13
Reg by 2/13
Reg by 4/3
Reg by 4/3
Reg by 4/3
Reg by 4/3
$46/$54 #7266
$46/$54 #7267
$46/$54 #7268
$46/$54 #7269
$46/$54 #7270
$46/$54 #7271
$46/$54 #7272
$46/$54 #7273
Turtles Youth Swim Lessons Level I
Age 6-16
If your child has little or no swimming skills this class will help them become
comfortable in an aquatic environment. This class focuses on water adjustment
and covers basic water skills.
• Front Crawl 10 Yards
• Introduction to Rhythmic Breathing
• Flutter Kick
• Water Safety Rules
• Recognizing Emergencies
KC
KC
KC
KC
KC
KC
KC
KC
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
SA
2/14-3/21
2/14-3/21
2/14-3/21
2/14-3/21
4/4-5/9
4/4-5/9
4/4-5/9
4/4-5/9
your child can:
• Move comfortably in water
• Bob
• Flutter kick ten yards
• Pick up submerged object in
shallow water
10-10:45am
11-11:45am
12-12:45pm
12:45-1:30pm
10-10:45am
11-11:45am
12-12:45pm
12:45-1:30pm
Reg by 2/13
Reg by 2/13
Reg by 2/13
Reg by 2/13
Reg by 4/3
Reg by 4/3
Reg by 4/3
Reg by 4/3
Goldfish Youth Swim Lessons Level II
$50/$58
$50/$58
$50/$58
$50/$58
$50/$58
$50/$58
$50/$58
$50/$58
#7274
#7275
#7276
#7277
#7278
#7279
#7280
#7281
Age 6-16
This class is for children who have completed Youth Swim Lessons Level I or have
some swimming ability such as being comfortable in deep water and able to swim
freestyle stroke for fifteen yards without help. This class focuses on increasing
swimming endurance and distance to build more confidence in deep water.
Treading
• Backstroke
• Pick up Object from 5 Feet
• Jump into Deeper Water Alone
• Recognizing a Swimmer in Distress
• Throw Assistance
KC
KC
KC
KC
SA
SA
SA
SA
2/14-3/21
2/14-3/21
4/4-5/9
4/4-5/9
your child can:
• Put whole self in water
• Front and back floats unaided
• Beginner stroke 15 yards
• Intro to treading water
• Retrieve object from 5 feet
11-11:45am
12:45-1:30pm
11-11:45am
2:45-1:30pm
Reg by 2/13
Reg by 2/13
Reg by 4/3
Reg by 4/3
$50/$58
$50/$58
$50/$58
$50/$58
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SIBLING DISCOUNTS FOR SWIMSMART
Sibling discounts are available! Families with more than one child living in the same household will receive a discount for each additional child who is taking a SwimSmart
lesson. Listed below are the discounts for each class. Both participants must register for the same session. To receive a sibling discount, registration must take place in
SIBLING FEE
person at a registration location.
SwimSmart
Saturday Classes
FOR EACH ADDT’L CHILD
RES/NON-RES
Class
Sharks and Minnows
Jellyfish
Turtles
Goldfish
S P R I N G
$42/$50
$42/$50
$45/$53
$45/$53
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IN ORDER FOR YOUR CHILD TO HAVE A GREAT SUMMER EXPERIENCE, PLEASE READ ALL THE INFORMATION BELOW BEFORE
REGISTERING YOUR CHILD(REN) FOR CAMP!
• Staff holds all medication. Medication must be in a child safety capped, prescription bottle, labeled with child's name, phone number, dosage amount and time.
We cannot assume full responsibility for medicine administration. Parents are
encouraged to administer medicine early morning before camp if necessary.
Staff are only permitted to hold daily doses of medication.
New in 2015
• Swim Lessons Available (Belvidere Park Explorers Camp Only)
• Weekly Sessions
• M/W/F or TU/TH Option Available (Bowen Park Rangers Only)
• New Field Trips
Registration
Camp Fees*
• Sign up for each session of day camp you would like your child to attend.
Enrollment in one session does not guarantee a spot in future sessions. You must
register in advance by the session deadline.
• Before and after care is available only for campers in Rangers, Explorers and
Teen Quest. After care is available for Kaleidoscope Kids Camps. Sign-up and
preregistration are required for before/after care. Children are not to be dropped
off early or picked up late.
Camp Handbook/Registration Form
Parent camp handbooks are provided at registration for camp. This book contains
valuable information that you need to know about our camps. Registration and
medical forms must be filled out at registration. Handbooks and registration forms
can also be downloaded at our website at www.waukeganparks.org.
Waiting List
If a camp session is full, we will be happy to place your name and phone number
on a waiting list. If you are placed on a waiting list, you will be called when a camp
spot opens. There is a limited amount of time to contact us to accept or decline
the opening. The next person on the list will be called if an opening is declined or
response time has passed. A working phone number to reach the parent/guardian
is necessary. If the parent/guardian cannot be reached or we are unable to leave a
message, the next person on the list will be called. Calls will be documented.
What to Bring to Camp
• Backpack or bag labeled with name
• Afternoon snack (Park District will again be participating in the Summer Food
Program in which breakfast and lunch will be provided through the Northern
Illinois Food Bank). Breakfast will be available for campers registered in Before
Care and lunch will be available for campers registered in Belvidere Park Explorers,
Bowen Park Rangers and Teen Quest camps
• Towels and swimsuit on swim and water play days
• Empty plastic bag (for wet suits and towels)
• Extra set of clothes, in case of an emergency
• Bring a labeled water bottle and sunscreen
• No cellphones, toys or any item of value which may be easily lost or broken. We
cannot assume responsibility for any lost toys, game boys, radios, etc., which are
brought to camp
• Label all of your child’s belongings with their name
What to Wear to Camp
Dress your child appropriately for the weather and for outdoor play. Please send
your camper in gym shoes rather than sandals.
Medication
• If your child requires medication, a doctor’s note stating the need for medicine
must be submitted prior to the start of camp. Parent/ guardian must also sign the
medicine waiver/release form.
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• Camp fees include program staff, trips, craft supplies, swimming admission, etc.
• A $30 nonrefundable deposit is needed to hold a spot for a full-day camp. The
deposit is credited to the specified session’s remaining balance. Whether paying in
full or placing a deposit, cancellation of a registration (for each session a child is
removed from) will result in the loss of the $30.00 deposit.
• Half-day camp (Kaleidoscope Kids and Camp Little Fort) fees must be paid in full
at the time of registration.
• Final Payments: Final payment is required by the registration deadline in
order to retain a child’s camp spot.
• The registration deadline and final payments are due generally three weeks
before a camp session begins.
• The $30 deposit is nonrefundable.
• We are unable to prorate the fee for missed days because of vacation or illness.
• Sibling discounts are now available! Families with more than one child,
living in the same household will receive a discount for each child attending camp.
See chart on next page. This type of registration cannot take place on our
website. In-person registration is required. No refunds will be given for
on-line registration of siblings.
Sample Camp Payment Schedule for Full Day Camps:
I have registered my child to attend Rangers camp session 3 – 6/22-6/26. The
cost of this one session for one child is $95. I have placed my $30 nonrefundable
deposit down for this session on February 9 to secure the spot. I now
only owe $65 for session 2 by June 1 – three weeks before the session begins.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS - CAMP BALANCE DUE DATES:
Session 1–May 18
Session 5–June 15
Session 9–July 13
Session 2–May 25
Session 6–June 22
Session 10–July 20
Session 3–June 1
Session 7–June 29
Session 4–June 8
Session 8–July 6
Recommendation–Secure Your Spot Today!
Parents, we strongly recommend that you secure your camp spots for the summer
early. Camp registration begins February 9. If you plan to attend one session or
all sessions of camp we are happy to receive payments in segments, so long as full
payment is received for each session by the required deadline. To assist parents
with their schedules, we have a Multiple Fee Payment Method as an option. This
option takes the stress out of mailing in payments and avoids the possibility of incurring late fees if you can’t make it in on time or forget to make a payment. Canceling this option requires written notification. Please inquire about this option
and its guidelines at the Belvidere Recreation Center at initial registration time.
PLEASE NOTE:
Field trips and themes are subject to change based on availability.
CAMPS
Sibling Discounts for Summer Camps
Sibling discounts are now available! Families with more than one child, living in the same household will receive a discount for each additional child attending camp. Listed
below are the discounts for each camp. Please note that siblings do not have to attend the same camp to receive the discounts. In-person registration is required to
receive this discount. No refunds will be issued for on-line registration for sibling discounts.
Camp
Session
Camp Starburst
Camp Little Fort
Camp Starburst
Session 1,2, 3, 5, 6, 7 & 8
Holiday Session 4 (No program 7/4)
Sessions 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9
Sessions 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9
Sessions 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10
Sessions 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9
Sessions 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10
Session 4 (One-week sessions)
Kaleidoscope Kids Camp
Belvidere Park Explorers
Bowen Park Rangers
Teen Quest
Before/After Care
PRESCHOOL CAMPS
Camp Star Burst
Age 2-3
SIBLING FEE
FOR FIRST CHILD
RES/NON-RES
SIBLING FEE
FOR EACH ADDT’L CHILD
RES/NON-RES
$83/$91
$48/$53
$38/$43
$55/$65
$43/$52
$110/$132
$89/$106
$95/$113
$76/$92
$114/$137
$103/$124
$15/$15
$12/$12
$71/$78
$41/$45
$32/$37
$47/$55
$37/$44
$93/$112
$76/$90
$81/$96
$65/$78
$97/$116
$88/$105
$12/$12
$9/$9
HALF DAY CAMP
Kaleidoscope Kids
Age 5-10
Toddlers will learn important social, cognitive, and motor skills that will prepare
them for their adventure into preschool. Activities includes:
• Social Play
• Story Time
• Arts and Crafts
• Sing Alongs
Each week brings a new theme. Social and teamwork skills will flourish, creativity
will shine, and minds will be engaged. Swimming twice a week (unless otherwise
noted). After Care (4-6pm) is also available.
BEV TU/TH 6/9-7/30
Age:
Day:
Time:
Location:
Fee:
2pm-3:30pm
Reg by 6/1
$83/$91 #2201
Camp Little Fort
Age 3-5
Campers will engage in fun activities that build relationships. Activities includes:
• Sprinkler (Once a week)
• Free Choice Learning Centers
• Arts and Crafts
• Nature and Outdoor Exploration
• Songs
Day:
Time:
Location:
Fee:
MO-FR
9am-12pm
Bevier Center
$46/$51 (per session); $37/$41(session 4 only)*
Session 1 6/8-6/12
Session 2 6/15-6/1920
Session 3 6/22-6/26
Session 4 6/29-7/3*
Session 5 7/6-7/10
Session 6 7/13-7/17
Session 7 7/20-7/24
Session 8 7/27-7/31
*No camp 7/3
9am-12pm
9am-12pm
9am-12pm
9am-12pm
9am-12pm
9am-12pm
9am-12pm
9am-12pm
Reg by 6/1
Reg by 6/9
Reg by 6/16
Reg by 6/23
Reg by 6/30
Reg by 7/7
Reg by 7/14
Reg by 7/21
S P R I N G
$46/$51
$46/$51
$46/$51
$37/$41
$46/$51
$46/$51
$46/$51
$46/$51
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**Campers will be separated by age group for age appropriate activities
and/or field trips**
5-7 & 8-10
MO-FR
1pm-4pm
After Care (4pm-6pm):
$15 (per session); $12 (session 4 only)*
Session 1 & 2: Cancelled due to school year length
Session 3: Kitchen Express Make yummy treats all week long!
Session 4: All About Art Express creativity through drawing, painting and more!
Session 5: All Wet Swimming and water activities EVERY day!
Session 6: Outdoor Adventure Explore trails, have a scavenger hunt, and enjoy
the great outdoors!
Session 7: Just Desserts Make tasty desserts all week long!
Session 8: Calling All Sports Fans Basketball, soccer, tennis and so much more!!
Session 9: All Wet II End the summer with swimming every day!
Session Dates
3 6/22-6/26
4 6/29-7/2*
5 7/6-7/10
6 7/13-7/17
7 7/20-7/24
8 7/27-7/31
9 8/3-8/7
*No camp 7/3
REGULAR CAMP 1-4pm
Program #
Fees
2038
2039
2040
2041
2042
2043
2044
$55/$65
$43/$52
$55/$65
$55/$65
$55/$65
$55/$65
$55/$65
BEFORE CARE 7-9am AFTER CARE 4-6pm
Program # Fees
Program # Fees
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–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
2992
2993
2994
2995
2996
2997
2998
$15
$12
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
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SPECIALTY CAMP
Belvidere Park Explorers
Age 6-11
Campers will enhance their skills and/or interest through:
• Daily projects, games and activities specific to the weekly theme.
Campers will also engage in:
• Swimming (two times a week)
• Field Trips (twice a week)
• Traditional Camping Activities
Age:
6-8 (Junior Explorers) & 9-11 (Explorers)
Day:
MO-FR
Time:
9am-4pm
Location: Belvidere Recreation Center
Fees
$110/$132 (per session); $89/$106 (session 4 only)*
Before Care (7am-9am):
Session 1: Natural Wonders Shedd Aquarium and Chicago Botanic Garden
Session 2: Sports Fanatics Schaumburg Boomers Baseball Game (Camp Day)
and Waukegan Park District Sports Park
Session 3: On the Farm Stode’s Strawberry Farm and Didier Farm
Session 4: Arts Around Us Lego Land and Color Me Mine
Session 5: Planes, Trains, and Automobiles Museum of Science and Industry
and Illinois Aviation Museum.
Session 6: Extreme-ly Exciting Sports Chicago Sky basketball game and Action
Territory.
Session 7: Just Keep Swimming Visit to RecPlex Aquatics Center and Mundelein
Aquatics Center.
Session 8: Outdoor Adventures Greenbelt Forest Preserve, Independence Grove
and overnight campout.
Session 9: For the Foodies The Kids Table and Gino’s East Pizza
REGULAR CAMP 9am-4pm
Program #
Fees
Session Dates
1 6/8-6/12
2 6/15-6/19
3 6/22-6/26
4 6/29-7/2*
5 7/6-7/10
6 7/13-7/17
7 7/20-7/24
8 7/27-7/31
9 8/3-8/7
*No camp on 7/3
2950
2951
2952
2953
2954
2955
2956
2957
2958
$110/$132
$110/$132
$110/$132
$89/$106
$110/$132
$110/$132
$110/$132
$110/$132
$110/$132
Program # Fees
Program # Fees
2940
2941
2942
2943
2944
2945
2946
2947
2948
$15
$15
$15
$12
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
2930
2931
2932
2933
2934
2935
2936
2937
2938
$15
$15
$15
$12
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
Swim lessons are now available to all campers registered in Belvidere Park Explorers.
Campers will be escorted by camp staff to and from the Ganster Pool for lessons.
Campers are placed in levels according to swimming ability. Campers registering for
session 1 of swim lessons must also be registered sessions 2-5 in order to receive the
discounted fee. Campers registering for session 2 of swim lessons must also be registered sessions 6-9 in order to receive the discounted fee.
Session Dates
Days
Times
Fee
Prog #
1
7/13-8/5 MO/WE 10-10:45am
$50/$55 7109
S P R I N G
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Age 5-11
Campers will enjoy traditional camping activities including:
• Swimming (twice a week)
• Field Trips (once a week)
• Arts and Crafts
• Sports and Group Games
• Nature Activities
• Outdoor Exploration
• Children’s Garden
Age:
Day:
Time:
Location:
Fees
5-8 (Junior Rangers) & 9-11 (Rangers)
MO-FR
9am-4pm
Jane Addams Center – Bowen Park
$95/$113 (per session); $76/$82 (session 2 only)*
Session 3: Welcome Back to Camp! Outdoor fun at the playground, hiking the
park, working in the Children’s Garden and a trip to the zoo!
Session 4: Great Outdoors This session is all about the outdoors. From fishing
and canoeing to hiking and orienteering, we will get to know the great outdoors.
We will learn about the plants in the park and in the area.
Session 5: World of Discovery This session is all about having fun and learning
about our planet with arts and crafts to help. We will also explore the Discovery
world museum.
Session 6: Sports Week. This session is all about sports. We will play kickball
basketball and football. We will take a trip to a sports game of some kind.
Session 7: Make a Splash! This is a fun session of getting wet and wild. We will
use the splash pads at Bowen Park, play on the playground have water balloon
fights and cap off the week with a field trip to a water park.
Session 8: Fun in the Sun! Summer has set in so let’s enjoy the outdoors. We
will play on the playground at Bowen and explore some of the other parks in
Waukegan as well. It’s all fun and games in the sun.
Session 9: Day Campers This session is dedicated to getting ready for a camping
trip from planning to set up to cooking. We will cover the basics of camping. Field trip TBD
Session 10: Last Hurrah! We will play games with scooters, play snag golf,
make crafts, and much more! The field trip this week will be roller skating.
Session Dates
Belvidere Park Explorers - Swim Lessons
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Bowen Park Rangers
3 6/22-6/26
4 6/29-7/2*
5 7/6-7/10
6 7/13-7/17
7 7/20-7/24
8 7/27-7/31
9 8/3-8/7
10 8/10-8/14
*No camp on 7/3
Program #
Fees
2842
2843
2844
2845
2846
2847
2848
2849
$95/$113
$76/$82
$95/$113
$95/$113
$95/$113
$95/$113
$95/$113
$95/$113
Program # Fees
Program # Fees
2853
2854
2855
2856
2857
2858
2859
2860
$15
$12
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
2831
2832
2833
2834
2835
2836
2837
2838
$15
$12
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
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NEW! Bowen Park Rangers
Monday/Wednesday/Friday Option
Age 5-11
This option will allow families to register for Monday, Wednesday and Friday only.
Age:
5-8 (Junior Rangers) & 9-11 (Rangers)
Day:
MO/WE/FR
Time:
9am-4pm
Location: Jane Addams Center–Bowen Park
Fee:
$66/$79; $50/$60 (session 2 only)*
3 6/22-6/26
4 6/29-7/2*
5 7/6-7/10
6 7/13-7/17
7 7/20-7/24
8 7/27-7/31
9 8/3-8/7
*No camp on 7/3
Program #
Fees
2981
2982
2983
2984
2985
2986
2987
$66/$79
$50/$60
$66/$79
$66/$79
$66/$79
$66/$79
$66/$79
Program # Fees
Program # Fees
2853
2854
2855
2856
2857
2858
2859
$15
$10
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
NEW! Bowen Park Rangers
Tuesday/Thursday Option
2831
2832
2833
2834
2835
2836
2837
$15
$10
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
Age 5-11
This option will allow families to register for Tuesday and Thursday only.
Age::
Day:
Time:
Location:
Fee:
5-8 (Jr. Rangers) & 9-11 (Rangers)
TU/TH
9am-4pm
Jane Addams Center–Bowen Park
$50/$60
3 6/22-6/26
4 6/29-7/2*
5 7/6-7/10
6 7/13-7/17
7 7/20-7/24
8 7/27-7/31
9 8/3-8/7
*No camp on 7/3
Program #
Fees
2962
2963
2964
2964
2966
2967
2968
$50/$60
$50/$60
$50/$60
$50/$60
$50/$60
$50/$60
$50/$60
12-14
MO-FR
9am-4pm
$$15 (per session); $12 (session 2 only)*
Session 3: Rock On! Trips to Field House Rock Wall and Action Territory.
Session 4: Get Creative! Tie dye shirt making and Six Flags.
Session 5: Now We’re Cooking Daily snack making and Buffalo Wild Wings
lunch outing.
Session 6: Sports! Sports and More Sports. Attend a local sports event
Session 7: Make a Splash! Water balloons and water parks.
Session 8:.Cool Down! Swimming, water balloons and water park trip.
Session 9: Great Outdoors! Hiking, swimming, canoeing and camping.
Session Dates
3 6/22-6/26
4 6/29-7/2*
5 7/6-7/10
6 7/13-7/17
7 7/20-7/24
8 7/27-7/31
9 8/3-8/7
*No camp 7/3
Program #
Fees
2971
2972
2973
2974
2975
2976
2977
$114/$137
$103/$124
$114/$137
$114/$137
$114/$137
$114/$137
$114/$137
Program # Fees
Program # Fees
2942
2943
2944
2945
2946
2947
2948
$15
$12
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
2832
2833
2834
2835
2836
2837
2838
$15
$12
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
Teen Quest Camp - Swim Lessons
$10 (per week)
$10 (per week)
Session Dates
Age 12-14
Campers will spend the summer participating in fun, challenging and fulfilling
activities:
• Swimming (Three times a week)
• Field Trips (Once a week)
• Community Projects
• Organized Volunteer Work
Age:
Day:
Time:
Location:
Fee:
$15 (per session)
$15 (per session)
Session Dates
TEEN CAMP
Teen Quest
Program # Fees
Program # Fees
2862
2863
2864
2865
2866
2867
2868
$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
S P R I N G
2872
2873
2874
2875
2876
2877
2878
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$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
Swim lessons are now available to all campers registered in Teen Quest Camp.
Campers will be escorted by camp staff to and from the Ganster Pool for lessons.
Campers are placed in levels according to swimming ability. Campers registering
for session 1 of swim lessons must also be registered sessions 2-5 in order to
receive the discounted fee. Campers registering for session 2 of swim lessons
must also be registered sessions 6-9 in order to receive the discounted fee.
Session Dates
Days
Times
Fee
Prog #
1
7/13-8/5 MO/WE 10-10:45am
$50/$55 7109
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Why Summer Camp
Is Beneficial for Children
• Social skills are learned from play
and peers
• Physical activity and fitness are
increased
• Success is experienced
• Build self-confidence
• Kids are unplugged from technology
• Lifelong skills are developed
• Opportunities to explore and
experience nature
• Make new friends
• Lessens the summer learning slide
• Safe environment supervised by
professional recreation staff
JOIN THE DRIVE TO FIGHT CHILDHOOD OBESITY
Childhood obesity has reached epidemic proportions. Illinois park district,
forest preserve, conservation, recreation and special recreation agencies
are coming together to ensure a healthy, happy and safe future for kids. The
Park District Youth License Plate makes it possible for agencies to offer
programs that teach kids lifelong health, fitness and nutritional choices.
Toll Free: 1-877-783-KIDS • www.4KIDSplate.com
Counselors In Training
BRC M-F
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Age 15-17
Get ready to become a counselor. This is the best place to start if you want to
become a summer camp counselor. Participants will get most of the same
training as the counselors with the chance to plan and lead activities while
working with the various camps. CITs will work with camp counselors to better
understand what it means to be a summer camp counselor. Orientation will be
in the evening the weeks of 5/18-5/29.
6/22-8/14
9am-4pm Reg by 5/19 $150/$180 #2920
CAMPS
SPECIAL RECREATION
Summer Day Camp Options
Please send a sack lunch everyday. Following registration you will receive
more information regarding medication and other camp information. The
Waukegan Park District Procedure for Participants Behavior will be enforced.
Registration Codes: *Registration for BD/ED/LD **All other disabilities
All camps require a $20 nonrefundable deposit with registration.
Half Day Happenings
Age 5-12
Find out about camp in half the time. Each day will provide art, sports and
socialization. Try a full day of camp on Fridays from 9:30am-4:30pm. This camp
is great for: families looking to give their child an afternoon camp experience,
summer school students, or families on a budget. If children are in summer
school, parents are responsible to arrange transportation with the school to drop
their child off at the camp location. No transportation provided.
Campapalooza
Age 5-12
Join the camp that’s nonstop fun! Get messy, have fun learning, and get physically
active at Campapalooza. Counselors offer guidance and fun activities in an environment
that is always changing. Campers will explore Lake County and all it has to offer
while building lasting friendships. Sign up for one two-week session or all four
sessions. Door to door transportation is available to Waukegan in-district
residents.
DH MO-FR
Please check the Summer brochure which will be in your home in May for
more up-to-date information or call Kari at 847-360-4763.
TNT Camp
Age 14-22
The fuse is lit! TNT Camp is for teens with a developmental disability. TNT will
explode with days of summer fun! Don’t miss out on a summer full of fieldtrips,
fitness, swimming, games, crafts, learning about your community and more. Let
us help your child develop social skills, self-esteem and enhance his or her physical
abilities. TNT is offering full and half day options. Full days are Monday through
Friday. Half days are Monday through Thursday with full day Fridays. Parents must
arrange the bus to drop off their children at the camp location when school is over.
Fridays are field trip days. Please send a sack lunch everyday.
TBA MO-FR
Please check the Summer brochure which will be in your home in May for
more up-to-date information or call Kari at 847-360-4763.
S P R I N G
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EARLY CHILDHOOD
PRESCHOOL ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
Age 2-4
This Early Childhood program is designed to provide children with quality learning
experiences through age appropriate activities that will foster each child’s social,
emotional, physical, and cognitive development. Activities are structured so
children can interact with classmates on an individual basis as well as within a
group. Creativity is encouraged through songs, music, books, and art. Selfconfidence is promoted through independent play. Large motor skill activities are
incorporated into the program by exploring the outdoors and through physical
play within our enclosed playground. Small motor skill activities include cutting,
coloring, tracing and more. Free choice play learning stations include science,
dramatic play, large and small blocks, computers, and literacy activities. A
nutritious snack is provided half way through the class.
Moonbeams: Enjoy free play, art, music and more! This class is designed to
prepare your two year old for preschool class. We incorporate interaction with
other kids, group time and learning in this safe and open environment. Whether
they are away from a parent for the first time or ready to start learning colors, this
class is for you! Potty training not required.
Shooting Stars: This class is designed to start your preschooler on a path to
success. It provides children with quality learning experiences through age
appropriate activities hat will foster their social, emotional, physical and cognitive
development. Each day consists of scheduled activities; from free play, story time,
and clean up, your preschooler will learn how to interact with others in a safe and
welcoming environment. Child should be well on their way to potty training.
Sun Rays: Get your preschooler ready for Kindergarten in this preschool enrichment
program! Activities are structured so children can interact with classmates on an
individual basis as well as within a group. Creativity is encouraged through songs,
music, books and art. Self confidence is promoted through independent play.
Large and small motor skills are focused on through exploration and physical play
as well as coloring, cutting and tracing. Join us as we learn the alphabet, days of
the week, colors and more! Potty training preferred.
Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis (as long as there are
openings in classes), only at the Belvidere Recreation Center, 412 South Lewis Ave,
Waukegan, IL. Mail or online registrations are not accepted. The registration fee of
$40/$44 and first and last months’ tuition must be paid at the time of registration.
Tuition payments are to be made on the first of each month. Fees are
based on the number of school days in the preschool year divided into nine
monthly payments. Payment arrangements can be made when any other financial
aid is available to the participant (e.g. where payments are made by a third party
such as the State). Participants must speak with Mike Mayfield at 847-360-4710 to
set up these arrangements.
2014/2015 CHILDREN’S CONNECTION SCHEDULE
Moon Beams $80/$88 Per Session
Age 2
FH MO/WE3/2-4/22
BEV TU/TH 3/3-4/23
Reg Ongoing
Reg Ongoing
#2368
#2369
Shooting Stars $93/$103 Monthly Payment
Age 2-3
BEV TU/TH 1/6-5/21
Registration is ongoing.
9am-11:30am
Reg Ongoing
Sun Rays $165/$182 Monthly Payment
Enrollment Procedures
To enroll, all children must meet age requirements:
• To enroll in the Moonbeams, age 2, the child must turn two by January 5, 2015.
• To enroll in theShooting Stars, ages 2-3,the child must turn two by January 5, 2015.
• To enroll in the Sun Rays, ages 3-4, the child must turn three by January 5, 2015.
• A copy of a birth certificate is required as proof of age for all classes, as well as
a current physical. All forms for enrollment must be returned to the Belvidere
Recreation Center before the first day of the child’s class. Don’t forget to pick up
your parent handbook.
• For more information about potty training, assessments, and other questions
you may have about our program, please contact Angela Minichiello or Mike
Mayfield at 847-360-4700.
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9:30am-11am
2pm-3:30pm
S P R I N G
2 0 1 5
BEV MO/WE/FR 1/5-5/22
BEVMO/WE/FR 1/5-5/22
9am-12pm
1pm-4pm
#2134
Age 3-4
Reg Ongoing
Reg Ongoing
#2135
#2133
SIBLING DISCOUNTS
Sibling discounts are now available! Families with more than one child living in
the same household will receive a discount for each additional child in the same
program. Listed below are the discounts. To receive a sibling discount, registration
must take place in person at a registration location.
PROGRAM
Moonbeams
Shooting Stars
Sun Rays
SIBLING FEE FOR FIRST
CHILD RES/NON-RES
$76/$84
$88/$98
$156/$173
SIBLING FEE FOR EACH
ADDL CHILD RES/NON-RES
$72/$80
$83/$93
$148/$164
EARLY CHILDHOOD
Saturday Super Novas
Age 3-5
Join us on Saturdays for some extra learning! The Super Novas class is a 6 week
program that offers art projects, circle time and social play in a safe preschool setting. Whether they have started preschool or not, this class is designed to welcome those at any learning level.
BEV SA
3/7-4/18
*No class 4/4
10-11:30a
Reg by 2/28 $60/$66
Tots Play Day at the Field House
#2373
Age 1-5
Run, skip or jump your way to the Field House! Indoor open play offers haven for
restless kids and parents. Children get out their wiggles in this warm, safe, fun
early childhood open play time. Play equipment includes mats, hula hoops, balls,
bean bags, basketball, golf, tennis, hopscotch, and more. Parents must remain
with child.
FH
WE
3/4-4/1
10-11am
Reg by 2/25 $20/$23
Little Chefs
#2633
Age 6-8
Follow your favorite Little Chef, Ratatouille, as you learn fun and easy snack ideas
that you can do on your own! You even get to take home a cook book of all of the
recipes we have made at the end of the class!
BRC SA
3/7-4/11
*No class 4/4
12-12:45pm
Reg by 2/28 $25/$28
Dancing Feet
#2485
Age 5-9
This exciting dance program is designed to emphasize basic steps, tap, and ballet
movements, as well as give your child the opportunity to learn basic line dances.
JAC SA
3/21-5/2
*No class 3/28
9-9:50am
Reg by 3/14 $24/$27
Dance & Tumbling I
#2331
Age 3-5
Kick up your heels and have a frolicking good time with music. Your child will
begin to develop gross motor skills by learning basic tumbling skills such as forward rolls, cartwheels, and handstands, as well as dance steps while making
lots of new friends.
JAC SA
3/21-5/2
*No class 3/28
10-10:50am
Reg by 3/14 $24/$27
Dance & Tumbling II
11-11:50am
1-2pm
Join us as we spend our evening on the farm. Participate in fun farm crafts
and learn about the different animals that work and play there!
BRC TH
4/9
5:45-6:30pm
Reg by 4/2 $4/$5 #2634
NEW! April Showers
Rain, rain go away! Come again another day! Let’s open our umbrellas and
do our rain dances while we learn about those water droplets that fall from
the sky!
BRC TH
4/16
5:45-6:30pm
Reg by 4/9 $4/$5 #2667
NEW! Superhero Party
Dress up as your favorite Superhero and save the day! Join the Waukegan
Park District as we rescue the planet through games and crafts! Don’t forget
to dress as your favorite hero!
BRC TH
4/23
5:45-6:30pm
Reg by 4/16 $4/$5 #2668
NEW! Under the Sea
Dive in with us as we explore the deep blue sea! Through art, games and
activities we will learn about some of the creatures that call the ocean their
home!
BRC TH
4/30
5:45-6:30pm
Reg by 4/23 $4/$5 #2213
Reg by 3/14 $24/$27
Music Masters
#2326
Age 4-13
Join us in the children’s garden at Jane Addams Center for a fun filled day where we
celebrate the magical bond between mother and daughter. Enjoy mini sandwiches,
a garden story and a special gift to take home at the end of the day. Both mother
and daughter must register.
5/2
NEW! On the Farm
Age 5-7
NEW! Mother/Daughter Tea Party
JAC SA
Age 3-5
#2325
Frolic with us again or join for the first time. During this class, your child will
continue to develop gross motor skills by enhancing basic tumbling skills and
dance steps learned in Dance & Tumbling I, or for the little one who has a more
advanced tumbling or dance skill and is ready to take a more advanced class.
JAC SA
3/21-5/2
*No class 3/28
PARTY TIME TYKES
Enjoy a party with new friends! Party Time Tykes will help build your child’s
social and cognitive skills through different theme parties each week with
crafts, games and snacks. Every party is something new! Sign up for one
or all of these great shindigs!
Reg by 4/25 $8/$10
#2214
Fun with a Friend
Sign up for a program with a friend and each receive
10% off the program rate (Must both be present at
the time of registration).
With the child in mind and the theory behind…
Music Masters is an irresistible music education program for very young
children engaging the mind, body and senses. Unique content is added every
six weeks and makes each session a new experience. Classes are designed
around developmental stages and ages are a guide. All weekly attending
children must be registered. Contracted through Music-in-the-Box. Visit us at
www.musicinthebox.com for more information.
Music Masters 2/Family Combo
Age 6-42 months
40 minute class/6 week session – $69
Music is the perfect way to engage energy, independence and social awareness. Creative music, movement, rhythmic books and purposeful instrument
play stimulate language and motor development. Confident walkers and up.
BRC
WE
4/15-5/20 5:45-7:20pm
Reg by 4/8 $69 #2222
Sign up for two programs with a friend and each
receive 20% off the second program registration
(Must register for both programs at the same time).
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL EXPERIENCE (B.A.S.E.)
@ Field House Sports and Fitness Center Grades K–5
Serving the following schools: Andrew Cooke Magnet,
Glenwood and Lyon Magnet Schools
Your child will be in the care of highly qualified child care professionals while
learning, playing, and relaxing at the before and after school programs. Activities
include help with homework, a snack, crafts, play times, sports, nature activities,
and more! The cost of B.A.S.E. depends on the time your child is released from
their respective school. First, last months’ tuition and $10 registration fee is due at
registration.
Please see W.H.O. Trips for programs offered when school is not in sessions
(Parent-teacher conferences, teacher’s institutes and vacation periods).
Registration for the 2014/2015 school year began June 2, 2014 and is ongoing
throughout the school year. We accept subsidized funding (YWCA) or transfers from
outside agencies. Park District also offers financial assistance (approval process may
take up to a month).
THE FIELD HOUSE SPORTS & FITNESS CENTER
Before School Program (Lyon, Cooke & Glenwood)
FH MO-FR 8/18-6/17*
6-9am
Reg is ongoing $165/mo #2768
After School Program-Early Release (Lyon & Cooke)
FH MO-FR 8/18-6/17*
2:30-6pm
After School Program-Late Release (Glenwood)
FH MO-FR 8/18-6/17*
3:30-6pm
*Program dates will follow Waukegan School District school year calendar
STEPS TO REGISTER
1. Contact the Park District (847)360-4700 to verify that the program is running
(must have minimum registration)
2. IF the program is running, arrange bus transportation with the School District
at 847-360-5417.
3. After bus transportation is arranged, complete Park District Registration Forms
and pay appropriate fees.
SIBLING FEE FOR FIRST
CHILD RES/NON-RES
PROGRAM
BASE Before School
$156
BASE After School Early
$194
BASE After School Late
$156
WHO
$23/$26
Holiday Adventures
$23/$26
SIBLING FEE FOR EACH
ADDL CHILD RES/NON-RES
$148
$184
$148
$22/$25
$22/$25
NEW! AFTER SCHOOL ACTION PLACE ASAP
This is where the action is! Sign up for one or both of these great afterschool
programs. Have fun and rewarding experiences as you learn new skills and
make new friends..
I Can Make That!
Age 6-12
Why buy it when you can make it yourself? We will make fun things for kids to
play with like homemade play dough, tie-dyed shirts, Silly Putty and more!!!
BRC WE
3/4-3/25
5-6:30pm
Make it Move
Reg by 2/25 $18/$22 #2875
Age 6-12
How does it work? Lets explore why kites fly and boats move and much more.
Come out for Make it Move and find out while we build a kite, a Styrofoam
plane, rubber band powered boat and a mini hovercraft.
BRC WE
4/1-4/22
5-6:30pm
Get Crafty
Reg by 3/25 $18/$22 #2850
Age 6-12
Let’s get crafty working on creative projects like hanging window ornaments,
papier-mâché piñatas, and more!!
BRC WE
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S P R I N G
2 0 1 5
5/6-5/27
5-6:30pm
Reg by 4/25 $18/$22 #2853
YOUTH PROGRAMS
SPRING BREAK ADVENTURES
Flying for Kids
Take a break from school, but not from friends and fun! Join us for one or
more of these exciting trips. The day will consist of a field trip, crafts, games
and movie. Make sure you bring a lunch each day. All trips and activities are
weather permitting. Children age six must have completed Kindergarten.
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a...Kite! Keep your eyes to the skies for the annual
“Flying 4 Kids” kite fly on Saturday May 16 at Bevier Park. Bring a Favorite kite
to the park for a flight with family, friends, and neighbors. Kite kits will also
be available for children to create their own uniquely decorated kite to fly.
This event is organized statewide by the Illinois Association of Park Districts
and Illinois Park and Recreation Association and hopes to raise awareness
of the Park District Youth License Plate, which features a colorful kite, the
ultimate symbol of youth and recreation. Twenty-five dollars from the sale
and subsequent renewals of each plate lands in a special grant fund for youth
programming at park and recreation agencies in Illinois.
Volo Auto Museum
Age 6-12
Start your Engine! Let’s roll out to the Volo Auto Museum to check out some
cool rides. We’ll check out the Disney, Looney Toons, TV & movies and Military
collections as well as the cars of the past that are still cool today.
BRC FR
4/3
7:30am-6pm Reg by 3/20 $30/$35 #2894
BP
Monkey Joe’s
Come back for one last day of Spring Break and have some fun at Monkey
Joe’s. Play games and jump around on the inflatable bounce attractions.
BRC MO
SA
5/16
1-2pm
Reg by 5/10
FREE #2888
Age 6-12
4/6
Safe Sitter Baby Sitter Training
7:30am-6pm Reg by 3/20 $30/$35 #2895
** (All dates, times, trips and availability are subject to change) **
Age11-16
Safe Sitter®, an up-to-date and well-rounded youth development program with a
medical basis, teaches young teen babysitters everything they need to know to
keep themselves and the children in their care safe. The nationally-recognized, pediatrician-developed program includes child care techniques, basic first aid, and
rescue techniques (like choking infant and child rescue), babysitting as a business,
and online and cell phone safety. They even learn CPR.
BRC SA
5/2
9am-3pm
Reg by 4/15 $40/$50
Skate Boarding Workshop
#2726
Age 8-12
This introductory skateboarding workshop is geared for the child who may have
just received their first skateboard or is just learning to skate. It is a great way to
help determined if a class is needed to development skills or just a fun program to
take part in through spring and summer. Parents are welcome to attend and observed class instruction. Participants need to provide skate board and safety gear.
BSP TU
5/5
5:30-6pm
Reg by 5/1
Big Air Skater School
$15/$18
#1203
Age 8-12
Are you ready to learn how to ride a skateboard the way Ryan Sheckler does? Our
instructor will start you rolling by teaching you the basic skills of balance, stance,
turning, pumping, braking, and stopping in addition to basic park riding and park
etiquette. Classes will take place at the Waukegan Skate Park located in Bowen
Park. Participants need to provide skate board and safety gear.
BSP TU
5/12-6/9
5:30-6pm
Reg by 5/8
$35/42
#1202
Girls on the Run–Coming Spring 2015! Grades 3-5
WE HAVE OFF WHO
We Have Off, now what? Come out and enjoy the day with us! We will have exciting
field trips, fun and games to keep you busy all day.
Rink Side
Age 6-12
We have off of school so why not go to Rink Side and play some games, ice skate or
play some Laser tag? Will be going to Rink Side for a fun filled day of play on your
day off!
BRC WE
2/18
7:30am-6pm
Reg by 2/13 $26/$29
#2896
Professionally designed, award winning
program was created exclusively for pre-teen girls.
Meets after school twice a week for twelve weeks.
Trained women coaches provide a challenging,
encouraging and fun way for girls to interact and
be healthy. Running workouts and games teach
specific life skills such as how to make healthy
decisions, resolve conflict, and get along with
others. At the end of the program, the girls will be
able to participate in the Girls on the Run 5k running event, with
transportation provided by the Park District. Each girl will also receive a
free program T-shirt, water bottle and a race goody bag. Healthy snacks
are provided at each meeting. For more info on this program, go to
www.gotrchicago.org or contact the Waukegan Park District. For more
information, please call Angela Minichiello at 847-360-4706.
FH
S P R I N G
2 0 1 5
TU/TH TBD
4-5:15p
Reg by TBD $40/$40 #2249
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FAMILY & NATURE PROGRAMS
Family Bocce Ball
Parent & Child Age 5+
Sign up with your child to play a fun non-competitive game of bocce ball. The kids
will enjoy interacting with mom, dad, grandpa, grandma, or any adult relative as
they roll the bocce balls down the lane to get closest to the “pallina”. Play at
Belvidere Park, because during our family bocce time all different levels of experience including beginners are welcome! We will provide a short instruction on how
to play the first meeting and equipment at every meeting. The game requires two
people per team. At least one adult must partner up with each child. Price is listed
per couple; both parent and child must register.
BRC SA
5/2-5/16
11am-12pm
Reg By 5/6
$5/$7
Bullying Prevention
#1543
Age 5-15
Bring your children in for an educational hour dedicated to bullying prevention.
Topics include what is bullying, effects of bullying, hot spots to avoid, tactical
breathing, tattling vs. telling, and how to be a protector. Program led by Rick
Whitehead, Police Officer, Tae Kwon Do Instructor, and ATA Martial Arts certified.
Participants will get a helpful DVD and other giveaways to take home. Registration
fee applies only to child; however parents must attend the class with their child.
BRC TH
4/2
6-7pm
Reg by 3/27 $11/$12 #1003
When Bullying Becomes Violent
Age 5-15
This class is an extension of our introduction class to preventing bullying. What
happens when you can no longer tolerate bullying activity? This class focuses on
strategies to prevent violence. Participants should have taken Bullying Prevention
prior to this class and parents must attend the class too.
BRC TH
4/9
6-7pm
Reg by 4/3
Family Fun Climb
$11/$12 #1004
Ages 6+ with Parent
FAMILY FUN FRIDAYS
These fun programs are wonderful for families to enjoy time together and
learn. Thanks to funding from NRG Energy these programs are offered for free.
Parent and child must both register.
Healthy Kids Cooking Class
BRC FR
3/6
6-7pm
BRC FR
3/13
6-7pm
Ages 5-10
Reg by 3/10
It’s a Little Bit of Spring
FREE #1833
Age 3-8
Get spring started with some crafty family time. Kids will enjoy making a
Pom-Pom Caterpillar Note Holder and wooden Face Mask as a fun springtime
craft activity.
BRC FR
3/20
6-7pm
FH TH
3/19-4/16*
FH SA
3/21-4/18**
*No class 4/9
**No class 4/4
BRC FR
#1403
#1404
FREE #1832
If it’s one insect that kids know a little bit about…it’s bees. But most kids only
know about the part that hurts! Honey bees are fascinating creatures to study
and they play a critical role in our food chain. During this program a volunteer
from the Center for Conservation Leadership (CCL) will discuss many interesting
facts about bees and each child will make a natural beeswax honeycomb candle
and get to take home an individual wax straw packet of clover honey to taste.
Build Your Own Solar System
Reg by 3/16 $10/$15
Reg by 2/18 $10/$15
Reg by 3/4
Honey Comb Candle
Bring the family in for an hour of climbing! Tackle the hard climbs or sit back and
watch as your kids scurry up and down our 30ft wall. With 8 different climbs you
can bet there will never be a dull moment.
4-5pm
1-2pm
Ages 5-10
Are your kids fussy eaters? Nearly all kids love junk food, and although they
will eat some things that are healthy, it’s not nearly with the same enjoyment
they display when devouring a chocolate chip cookie. During class kids will
make fruit kabobs and learn through hands on activity about healthy food vs.
junk food. Each child will take home an apron and cutting board and mom or
dad will be given tips to help continue making healthy meals at home.
Reg by 3/17
FREE #1834
Age 7-12
Take a trip through space in this out of the world program. Kids have the
opportunity to learn about each planet and fun facts about the Solar System
by building your very own Solar System Panel.
3/27
6-7pm
Reg by 3/24
FREE #1835
Climbing Wall
Open Climb
Spring Open Climb Hours:
$5 per visit (Free to Members)
MO & WE: 4-7pm
SA: 10am-2pm
Please Remember
Daily waiver sheet must be signed by all participants. Tennis shoes must be worn.
Participants must be five years or older and weigh a minimum of 70 lbs. to use
Auto Belay System.
Climbing Wall Rentals
For more information, please call 847-782-3625.
Family sale space is $10/$12 per booth.
The yard sale is open to the public to attend and purchase items.
Watch the summer brochure for more information.
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S P R I N G
2 0 1 5
ADULT PROGRAMS
Stepping in Style
Age 16+
Come to step and dance the evening away! Join us for the beginner or the new intermediate class. Beginner Step provides an introduction to step techniques while
the intermediate levels provide a greater focus on step technique. Both classes
concentrate on the “beat”, the “count”, the concept of the “lane”, left, right, single,
and double turns, timing, and smoothness. We will also touch on understanding the
lead versus a position that follows. If you already know how to step but would love
a place to dance, join our instructor for a fun Steppin’ experience! Completion of the
beginner level is required to participate in the intermediate level class.
Beginner
JAC WE 2/25 – 3/25
JAC WE 4/1 – 4/29
Intermediate
JJAC WE 2/25 – 3/25
JAC WE 4/1 – 4/29
7-8pm
7-8pm
Reg by 2/20 $56/$65 #1310
Reg by 3/27 $56/$65 #1313
8-9pm
8-9pm
Reg by 2/20 $56/$65 #1314
Reg by 3/27 $56/$65 #1315
Belly Dancing for All
Age 16+
Come learn this ancient fitness alternative instructed by Zarnia! If you’ve never tried
Belly Dancing, you’re welcome to join this class where you will be introduced to
middle-eastern dance techniques and the benefits of belly dancing. If you enjoy
belly dancing and already know the techniques, you too are welcome to join for fun.
All participants will increase flexibility and strengthen, tone, and improve their posture in a fun, exciting atmosphere.
BRC WE
BRC WE
ADULT DANCE
Country Line Dancing
Age 16+
Dance like no one is watching! Come join us and learn the classic line dances and
the newest moves. We will learn the Boot Scootin’ Boogie, electric slide, black velvet, cowboy waltz, cupid shuffle, and more. All levels are welcome. From beginner
to advanced dancers, this class has it all. No partner needed!
BRC WE
BRC WE
2/25-4/1
5/13-6/17
5:30-6:30pm
5:30-6:30pm
Reg By 2/20 $30/$33
Reg By 5/10 $30/$33
Mini Dance Combo
#1379
#1788
Age 16+
Celebrate good times, come on! Prepare for your spring fling and work on some
swing. This class is ideal if you would like to learn a majority of dance forms for socialization, exercise, or just to get out of the house. This class is a great way to get
exercise without focusing on the challenge of keeping your heart rate up. You will
benefit from the entertaining movements that Ballroom, Swing, and the Latin
dances encompass. Your requests will be considered by instructor, Jan Keller. Have
fun. Just Dance!
BRC FR
3/6-3/20
6:30-7:45pm
Reg by 3/3
Wedding Dance Workshop
$20/$24
#1312
Age 16+
You may have a wedding or special event approaching very soon, but are you ready
for the dance floor? Don’t be caught with your back against the wall during dances.
Learn a variety of dances perfect to impress all at a wedding or other gathering.
This is a perfect opportunity for wedding parties that need a few lessons without
the weeks of commitment. Bring your wedding party, family, and friends and have
fun preparing for your special day! Participant need not have a special event to
participate. Singles are welcome.
BRC FR
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4/10-4/24
6:30-7:45pm
Reg by 4/7
S P R I N G
$20/$24
2 0 1 5
#1311
3/11 – 4/22
5/13 – 6/24
7-8pm
7-8pm
Reg By 3/6
Reg By 5/8
West African Dance
$56/$67
$56/$67
#1346
#1350
Age 6+
Learn the regional dances from Africa in this twelve-week class. Call 847-360-4740
for payment plans or email [email protected]. Instructor: Sokpo Doba,
Ivory Coast, Africa
Age 6-8
JBC TU
Age 9-15
JBC TU
Adults
JBC TU
3/3-5/19
6-6:45pm
Reg by 2/24 $132/$142 #3065
3/3-5/19
7-7:45pm
Reg by 2/24 $132/$142 #3067
3/3-5/19
8-9pm
Reg by 2/24 $132/$142 #3069
Break Dance
Age 8-Adult
Come and learn about the history of this influential dance style from its street beginnings to its popular influence in music. Learn dance moves of basic up-rock,
down-rock, power moves and freezes. The dances will be safely taught to fit each
individual’s learning level and ability. There will be a performance on the last day
of class for family and friends. FDKroll
Age 8-13
JBC WE 4/8-5/20
Age 14-Adult
JBC WE 4/8-5/20
6-7:15pm
Reg by 4/1
$69/$75 #3075
7:30-8:45pm
Reg by 4/1
$69/$75 #3076
Dance Moves for Fitness
Age 14-Adult
Get a work out and have fun doing it. Dance moves for fitness will have you break
a sweat and look good all the while. This class will use a variety of dance techniques, and incorporate multiple dance styles. Join this exciting and effective way
to stay fit and learn dance. FDKroll
JBC SA
3/7-4/11*
9-10am
JBC SA
4/18-5/30** 9-10am
*No lass 4/4 **No class 5/23
Reg by 2/28 $45/$50
Reg by 4/11 $45/$50
#3077
#3078
ADULT PROGRAMS
Brain Fitness Club
Age 55+
Exercise your brain by joining our club. We will practice mental workouts with fun
trivia brain games and puzzles. You won’t strain this large muscle of yours, but we
plan to strengthen and enhance your brain to stimulate neurons as you challenge
yourself to fun games. Don’t miss out on this entertaining experience.
BRC TU
3/3, 4/7, 5/5
1-2pm
Reg by 3/2
FREE
#1800
LANGUAGE
Beginner Spanish
Age 16+
Do you want to learn to communicate in another language? Do you hear Spanish
dialect all around you and you wish you understood? Join us on Saturday mornings
and gain the knowledge to understand and speak Spanish at a beginner’s level.
BRC SA
3/7-4/18*
No class 4/4
9:30-11am
Reg by 3/3
Intermediate Spanish
$56/$62 #1744
Age 16+
Have you taken the first round of Spanish classes, and still feel some more training
is necessary before you can converse in the language? Do you aspire to learn more?
Don’t miss this extension of the Beginner Spanish class! Consider taking Intermediate
Spanish, because here our instructor will drive home the topics that were
introduced in the beginner class, as well as expand your skills at the next level.
If you have a basic foundation understanding the Spanish language, but aspire
to expand, you are welcome to join.
BRC SA
3/7-4/18*
No class 4/4
11:05am-12:30pm Reg by 3/3
$56/$62 #1746
Celebrate Earth Day at Bowen Park…
Basic First Aid, CPR, & AED class for
Infant, Child, and Adult
Age 12+
This basic CPR, AED, and First Aid class will teach you how to enter an
accident scene safely, assist an injured or ill person, perform CPR, use an AED
(Automatic External Defibrillator) and manage an obstructed airway. This
course is designed by Medic First Aid, a worldwide leader in CPR, AED and
First Aid emergency care training programs. Upon successful completion
of the course, students will receive CPR and First Aid certification for
infants, children, and adults valid for two years. This class will satisfy any child care requirements. A written test is not required but
students must be able to physically participate in all skill practices. Please
contact the instructor at 847-989-7056 to discuss any reasonable accommodations that may be needed. Class materials, including a reference book, are
included in the fee. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a sack lunch.
BRC SA
4/11
9am-3pm
Sunday, May 17, 2015
Reg by 4/9 $57/$62 #1802
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ADULT TRIPS
NEW! Glassworks, Lunch and Popcorn
Venture off with us a we head over to Patterson Glassworks, in Mundelein to see a
glass blowing demonstration. Everyone gets a special piece to take home. Then,
we will head to the Village Tavern for lunch where you will have your choice of
Chicken or Tuna Salad, Broasted Chicken, or a BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich. We will
finish our trip by stopping at the Popcorn Factory in Lake Forest where you can
sample different flavors of popcorn, and take some home with you! Price includes
glass blowing demonstration, Popcorn Factory stop, lunch and transportation.
BRC WE
3/18
9:15am-3pm
Reg by 3/4
$55/$61
#1762
NEW! Sewing & Quilt Expo and Lou Malnati's
Adler Planetarium
NEW! Adler Planetarium & Lyfe Kitchen Lunch
Join us for a day of cosmic wonder at the Adler Planetarium, America's first
planetarium. The Adler is home to three full size theaters, extensive space science
exhibitions, and a significant collection of antique scientific instruments and print
materials. Once we arrive we will explore the planetarium for a time and then
head into the theater for Cosmic Wonder, a live show which tells the compelling
story of how, through time, we have pieced together the mysteries of the cosmos!
After the planetarium we will drive into Evanston for lunch at Lyfe Kitchen, a new
establishment focused on bringing only the freshest ingredients to the table. Price
includes van transportation, admittance to the planetarium and lunch.
BRC WE
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2/18
8:30am-4pm
Reg by 2/10 $51/$56
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Sewing, quilting, embroidery, embellishment and needle arts enthusiasts join us
as we head on over to Schaumburg’s Original Sewing and Quilt Expo. Booths showcase new products and demonstrations, trunk shows and fashion shows are FREE
with your General Admission ticket. After the expo, we will head to Lou Malnati’s,
home of the best Chicago-style deep dish pizza where you can choose between a
personal pan pizza (cheese, sausage, or pepperoni), Lasagna or Grilled Chicken
Sandwich. Price includes general admission to expo, lunch, and transportation.
BRC TH
4/9
9am-2:45pm
Reg by 3/26 $35/$39
#1764
All participants must be ages 21 and older. If you have special
requests, such as needing additional space on the van for a walker,
special accommodations must be planned in advance. Such requests
must be made at least two weeks prior to the trip. For questions, call
847-360-4700.
ADULT TRIPS
WALKING GAUGE
Indoor Room Rentals
Look for the shoe meter for a rating of how
much walking will be necessary for each
trip. Know ahead of time if you can walk
the walk. Exercise keeps us young. Embrace
walking if you are physically able.
Plan your next special event at a
Waukegan Park District facility.
• Baby and Bridal Showers
• Birthday and Anniversary
Parties
• Family Reunions
• Quinceañeras
• Repasts
(Funeral Luncheons)
• Wedding Receptions
MINIMAL WALKING
Capacity: 40
Jane Addams Center
Capacity: 100
Reasonable
Rates
MODERATE WALKING
SUBSTANTIAL WALKING
Field House Meeting Room
Capacity: 60
BRC Multipurpose Room
Capacity: 150
Call 847-360-4700 for more information
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DOG PROGRAMS
AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy® Program
OBEDIENCE TRAINING
We are here to help you teach your dog to become a well-behaved family pet, one
that is a joy to own and a pleasure to take anywhere! All teaching and training
methods from instructor Karin Nikopoulos are based on reward, motivation, and
positive reinforcement, as well as dog and handler training needs. By using these
effective methods, training becomes fun for both dog and owner! There are also
plenty of opportunities for your dog to practice staying calm while socializing with
other people and dogs. The first night of class, please bring your dog’s vaccination/health records. Owners of aggressive dogs must be in control of their pets at
all times to remain in class. One owner per dog is required. Only registered dogs
and owners may attend class. Dog and owner should attend all classes. Please do
not use retractable leashes.
Puppy
It's always best to teach good habits before bad ones are learned. Let your puppy
have fun socializing and learn good from bad. Puppies eight weeks to four months
old can learn walking to heel, sit, stay, and down commands.
BRC TH
BRC TH
3/19-5/7
5/21-7/9
6-7pm
6-7pm
Reg by 3/16 $69/$79 #1340
Reg by 5/18 $69/$79 #1343
Basic
This class is for dogs ages five months and older. Here you can begin or continue
learning how to train your dog to walk properly on a leash and obey sit, stay, and
come commands.
BRC TH
BRC TH
3/19-5/7
5/21-7/9
7-8pm
7-8pm
Reg by 3/16 $69/$79 #1341
Reg by 5/18 $69/$79 #1344
Advanced
This is for dogs that have been through the Basic Dog Obedience class and are
ready for more advanced training techniques. At the end of the class you will have
the option to take the good Canine Good Citizenship© test (Fee - $10 per dog) .
BRC TH
BRC TH
60
3/19-5/7
5/21-7/9
8-9pm
8-9pm
Reg by 3/16 $69/$79 #1342
Reg by 5/18 $69/$79 #1345
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The AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy is an exciting new program designed to get dog
owners and their puppies off to a good start. The AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy Program is an incentive program for loving dog owners who have taken the
time to take their puppies through a basic training class. How It Works:
When you complete our basic training class (taught by an AKC Approved
CGC Evaluator) with your puppy (up to six months old) your puppy is eligible
to be enrolled in the AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy Program. You'll attend any puppy or
basic training class at least six weeks. Your instructor will administer the
AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy test during and at the end of the course. We want you
and your puppy to continue learning beyond puppy classes
AKC’s Canine Good Citizen®
This is the next step to take after you and your dog complete the AKC
S.T.A.R. Puppy program. The AKC’s Canine Good Citizen (CGC) Program is
designed to reward dogs who have good manners at home and in the
community. The Canine Good Citizen Program is a two-part program that
emphasizes responsible pet ownership for owners and basic good manners
for dogs. All dogs who pass the ten-step CGC test may receive a certificate
from the American Kennel Club. This test is administered on-site after completion of the Advanced Dog Obedience program. There is a $10 fee for AKC
or Canine Good Citizen registration. .
All K9 Programs are instructed by a certified AKC Approved S.T.A.R. Puppy and
Canine Good Citizen® Evaluator.
Fitness with Fido
Sign up for this four-session, one-hour exercise period where your dog is your best
workout partner, and motivator. We combine cardio, strength, balance, and
stretching, and some agility props, while incorporating basic commands into one
hour of non-stop fun for you and your dog. There is no better outlet for your dog's
energy. Dogs should be at least six months old, able to walk on a leash and know
basic commands; (sit, down, stay, and come). Please bring proof of your current
vaccinations and health records. Bring a yoga mat or towel, a water bottle, leash
(no retractable leashes please), and athletic shoes must be worn. One dog per
owner. Please no aggressive dogs. Program takes place at the Callahan-Franklin
Dog Exercise Area at Larsen Nature Preserve.
LNP WE
5/6-5/27
6-7pm
Reg By 5/1
$49/$59 #1301
RALLY OBEDIENCE
DOG AGILITY
Rally combines characteristics of agility and traditional obedience for dogs and
owners into a new fun and challenging sport. Rally Obedience is timed and includes 1-34 performance stations depending on the level of participation. It is critiqued by the instructor who watches for a smooth performance as well as skill in
following the directions at each station. A sign at each station gives instructions to
the dog-handler team, and each team must execute the station’s particular task
within two-to-four feet of the sign. Rally is an opportunity for veteran dogs to remain active and a chance for shy or antisocial dogs to get experience. Many dogs
enjoy this change from the usual silent heeling of traditional obedience classes as
their handlers can clap hands, talk, or whistle to them throughout the entire
course in a dance like flow. This class is not AKC certified. Participating dogs must
have already completed an Advanced Dog Obedience training class. Now your dog
has more options for fun and a purpose to utilize that sniffer of his. Our instructor
Karin, will teach you and your K9 how to have fun exercising his natural scenting
abilities by hunting either food or toys. The class is great for all types and sizes of
dogs, and great for a dog that is bored and wants to play.
In this class the handler directs the leashed dog through an obstacle course set by
instructor Karin Nikopoulos. Owners may cheer, clap, and call the dogs through
each obstacle as it best serves them. There are jumps of various makes, climbing
obstacles, weave poles, tunnels, and a pause table. This class is always entertaining whether the dog does as you ask or not. It’s fun for everyone! Please bring
your dog’s vaccination/health records to the first class. Owners of aggressive dogs
must be in control of their pets at all times to remain in class. Dog and owner need
to have completed an Advanced Obedience Training class prior to registering.
Novice
This is the beginner level of Rally Obedience. All exercises are performed with the
dog on leash and demonstrate the dog's understanding of basic commands such
as sit, stay, down, and come and heel position.
BRC TU
3/10-4/28
6-7pm
Reg By 3/7
$69/$79 #1526
Intermediate
Basic Agility
Never taken an agility class before? Then this class is where you and your dog six
months or older need to start. This class will focus on the basics to get you and
your dog familiar with agility training. Your dog will get exercise and you, a
good laugh!
BRC TU
5/19-7/7
6-7pm
Reg by 5/16 $73/$83
#1527
Advanced Agility
This is a more intensive agility class designed for dogs 9 months or older that have
already completed a basic agility class and are ready to be challenged a little more
or just need to maintain skills already learned. We had a hunch your dog would
want to come back for more exercise and fun!
BRC TU
5/19-7/7
7:05-8pm
Reg by 5/16 $73/$83
#1529
This is the second level, which includes more difficult exercise throughout the
course. All exercises are performed with the dog off leash. Exercises include a
jump as well as calling your dog to the front of you instead of to a heel position.
Participating dogs must have completed the novice class.
BRC TU
3/10-4/28
7-8pm
Reg By 3/7
$69/$79 #1528
We all love our pets and now it is time to show them off!
Take part in our FREE pet photo contest.
Winners will star in the summer brochure!
Photo Contest Rules:
All pet pictures are welcome, but must fall within one of the following categories - Dog,
Cat or Other. Each animal may only be submitted for one category. Pictures will be
judged on the following criteria in each category by a select panel judges.
• Most Adorable
• Most Picturesque
• Ugliest (Yes we love them too!)
First, second and third place winners will be chosen. All pictures must be submitted by March 13
to the Belvidere Recreation Center, emailed to [email protected] (please mention Pet
Photo Contest and category in the subject line) or https://www.facebook.com/waukeganparksphotos.
Please include the following picture information: Pet’s name, your name and phone number. All
entries will be displayed at the Belvidere Recreation Center. Winner will be notified the week of
March 16. (By entering the contest you give permission for the Waukegan Park District use your
photo for promotional purposes.)
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SPECIAL RECREATION
ALLSTAR SOCCER
Skills
Team
Age 8+
Age 15+
Gooooooal! Kick off the spring with All-Star Soccer. SRSNLC & WSRA will help you
learn soccer skills, or improve the ones you have. The team program competes
against local SRA’s and at the Special Olympics District Tournament and ITRS
Tournament in May. The skills program practices weekly and also competes in
Special Olympics in May. Gold Medal winners proceed to the Special Olympics
Illinois Summer Games in June. A Medical Application for Special Olympics
must be on file and current. Don’t get a yellow card for missing this program.
No program on March 25
Skills
Varies WE
Team
Varies WE
Waukegan Park District Office
Special Recreation Services of Northern Lake County provides individuals with
disabilities or special needs the opportunity to be involved in year-round recreation
and leisure programs. This could include individuals who have varying degrees of
physical disabilities, intellectual disabilities, learning disabilities, emotional
difficulties, hearing or visual impairments and developmental delays. Programs
are available for individuals from five years of age through adults who are in
special education programs, vocational workshops, or for those who need
assistance to succeed in recreational activities.
Special Recreation Services of Northern Lake County is an association of Waukegan
Park District, Zion Park District, Lindenhurst Park District, and Round Lake Area
Park District. As an extension of the Park District, SRSNLC conducts a variety of
recreation programs throughout the year, and also assists the Waukegan Park
District with inclusion needs.
Volunteers are always needed; call the Waukegan office of Special Recreation
Services of Northern Lake County at 847-360-4760 for more information.
3/4-5/13
5-6:15pm
Reg by 2/12 $45/$68
#6180
3/4-5/13
5-6:15pm
Reg by 2/12 $60/$90
#6180
SPRING BREAK CAMP
Buds
Bloomers
Spring Break is just around the corner, what will you be doing? SRSNLC has a day
full of fun activities planned, including a fieldtrip, community outings, games,
crafts and much more! Engage your children in socialization activities and keep
their muscles moving while out of school. Please send a sack lunch each day. The
Waukegan Park District Procedure for Participants Behavior will be enforced. A
signed behavior contract by parents and participants is required. Fee includes
door-to-door transportation for Waukegan in-district residents only.
Buds
DH MO
Bloomers
DH MO
4/6
9:30-4pm
Reg by 3/16 $17/$26 #6412
4/6
9:30-4pm
Reg by 3/16 $17/$26 #6413
Pint-Sized Picassos
Would your club or organization like to hear more about Special Recreation
Services of Northern Lake County? A member of SRSNLC would be happy to talk
about our services and present a sample of the programs we offer. To schedule a
speaker, call Julie Schneider, Manager of Special Recreation at 847-360-4762.
DH WE
3/4-3/11
4:30-5:30pm
These programs are just a few of the activities that Special Recreation offers
to the community. To see our full brochure, please contact our office at
847-360-4760, or pick one up by stopping by one of the following locations:
the Douglas House (732 N. Genesee St.), The Field House at Hinkston Park
(800 N. Baldwin Avenue.), the Belvidere Recreation Center (412 S. Lewis
Avenue) or the Jack Benny Center (39 Jack Benny Drive). Don’t miss out this
winter! Go to www.waukeganparks.org and view the SRSNLC brochure online.
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Age 5-12
Is your child the next great artist? Let SRSNLC help unlock his or her creativity in
this two week art class. Art activities support small motor development, increasing
focus and imagination! Let a professional artist give your child an introduction
into the art world through various art mediums.
Special Recreation Services provides self-development, emotional well-being,
health promotion, and disease prevention, but most importantly, quality of life.
Therapeutic Recreation, the benefits are endless!
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Age 5-12
Age 13-22
Reg by 2/25 $19/$28
#6578
SPECIAL RECREATION & VOLUNTEERS
Volunteers Live Longer!
Get Involved! Meet New People! Have Fun! We have great opportunities
for students to complete service hours, seniors who are interested
in staying active, and moms and dads who want to do something
meaningful with their children. Have a special interest and limited time
to volunteer, no problem! Some of our highest needs are for tasks that
might last two to four hours. Below are some volunteer opportunities at
the Waukegan Park District.
The Very Special Arts Festival
Age 5+
Here’s a chance for you to express your creativity. Local artists will be on hand as
everyone gets to be an artist for the day. This event is open to all persons with
special needs but registration is limited so make sure to register early. This is a
FREE event that exposes people with special needs to the arts.
FH
FR
5/1
10am-12pm
Reg by 4/10 FREE
#6845
Name
Date
Organization (if any)
Address
City
State
Phone
E-mail
Zip
Upcoming Events to Volunteer for:
Special Recreation
* Bowling Tournament
* Sports for Special Olympics
* Very Special Arts Festival
3/7/2015
Varies
5/1/2015
Contact: Julie Schneider ([email protected], 847-360-4762)
Cultural Arts
* Usher (Theatre & Concerts)
* Ongoing Museum docents
Ongoing
Ongoing
Contact: Claudia Freeman ([email protected], 847-360-4740)
Special Events
* Eggstravaganza Trail
* Live Green Family Festival
4/4/2015
5/17/2015
Contact: Julie Schneider ([email protected], 847-360-4762)
Parks
* Park Cleanup and Improvements
Ongoing
Contact: Mike Trigg ([email protected], 847-360-4725)
Sports & Athletics
* Youth Basketball Referees & Coaches Ongoing
* Softball and T-ball Referees & Coaches Ongoing
Contact: Richard Fibish ([email protected], 847-782-3627)
Strike it big at SRSNLC’s Annual Bowling Tournament. Test your skill
against other local bowlers. Compete in two games to win great prizes
and demonstrate your talent. Snacks and awards will be handed out.
All ages and abilities are welcome. Bowlers must submit a three
game average to compete. Fee includes two games, shoe rental,
snacks, prizes and fun. For ages 13 and older. No transportation for
Waukegan residents.
BZ
SA
3/7
9:30am-12:30pm
Reg by 2/10
Please return this completed form to:
Attention: Volunteers
2000 Belvidere Street
Waukegan, IL 60085
To download a volunteer application and agreement and learn
more about specific duties, or print this form
http://www.waukeganparks.org/about/volunteers.htm
$15/$23 #6837
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BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
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PARK PLACE
Chicago Flower & Garden Show, Navy Pier Wednesday March 18, 2014
The roots of the Chicago Flower & Garden Show can be traced as far back as 1847!
The Show held each March at Chicago’s Navy Pier is an experience for the senses,
invoking memories of spring after a typically long and cold Chicago winter.
Presented by Mariano’s, the Chicago Flower & Garden Show creates an experience
that the attendee will never forget by presenting realistic, as well as DIY solutions
to inspire, educate and motivate the next generation of gardener. Fee of $38 includes admission to the show and transportation.
Waukegan Township Park Place is a lively social center for adults 55 and over,
located at 414 South Lewis Avenue. Park Place offers a variety of services to enhance
the lives of Waukegan Township seniors. For more information, call 847-244-9242.
Visit our website at www.waukegantownship.com and become our fan on
facebook at www.facebook/waukegantownship.
UPCOMING TRIPS
HEALTH & WELLNESS WORKSHOPS
For additional information, or to make your reservation, call 847-244-9242.
Chicago Auto Show, McCormick Place, Chicago, February 17, 2015
Get your motor running at the world’s largest auto show! If you think that the only
thing to do at the Chicago Auto Show is look at cars, then you haven't been down
to the show for quite some time. Strewn among the sleek and shiny cars are a
multitude of tactile, visual, and physically interactive displays. Trip includes transportation and admission to the show. Fee will be $26 per person. Trip Departs at
8:30 p.m. from Park Place.
Four Winds Casino, New Buffalo, MI, February 24, 2015
Travel by chartered motor coach to the Four Winds Casino to enjoy slots, games
and delicious food! At Four Winds New Buffalo, the excitement never stops. You’ll
find more than 3,000 of your favorite slot machines, including some hot slots with
progressive jackpots starting at $1,000,000! Each person will get $15 in game play
and a $10 credit towards food in your choice of restaurants. Bus departs Park Place
at 9 a.m. and returns at approximately 5 p.m. Fee $39 per person.
West Side Story, Drury Lane Theater, Oak Brook, February 26, 2015
Drury Lane closes its 30th anniversary season with one of the world's greatest love
stories. A modern retelling of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, West Side Story
tells the tale of two star crossed lovers caught between rival gangs. A revolutionary work that changed the course of the American musical, West Side Story features an electrifying Latin and jazz-infused score including "Somewhere,"
"Tonight," "I Feel Pretty," and "America". Trip Departs Park Place at 10 a.m. Fee of
$80 includes your theater ticket, lunch and transportation.
Myrtle Beach Melodies, March 21 – 29, 2015
Savory the best of the Atlantic Coast on this eight day motor coach adventure!
Begin with home pick-up, enjoy shows, 3 nights at an Ocean Front hotel, Cape Fear
Coast, Wilmington Carolina, Harrah’s Casino and even a tour of the Great Smokey
Mountains! This trip includes 12 meals. Fees are $1,398 per person, double occupancy.
The Dancing Horses Dinner Theatre, Wednesday March 11, 2014
This dazzling spectacle features an array of horse breeds that perform alongside
their trainers in this fantastic cavalcade of equestrian artistry. Visually stunning,
and performed in a state-of-the-art, yet intimate, 300-seat theatre, this live show
is truly a must-see for any horse lover. This trip will feature an elegant boxed lunch
featuring turkey croissant, potato salad, fruit and a dessert, dancing horses, and a
bird show. We will depart Park Place at 10 a.m. and return at approximately 5 p.m.
Fee is $55 per person.
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Explore the North Shore- Sheridan Rd, April 9, 2014
Tour Sheridan Rd. and down town Evanston to savor the sights and tastes of the
area! Tour the Levere Memorial Temple, The Temple is not only the home of the
Fraternity Service Center, but also is a memorial to all SAEs who have lost their
lives in war. The Temple is an architectural treasure and contains a specially-designed
collection of Tiffany stained glass. We will also Tour House of Worship and other
points of interest. Fee of $50 includes guide, tours, lunch and all transportation.
January 14
February 11
March 11
April 8
1-2PM
Urinary Incontinence
Suicide Prevention & Depression
Learn the Facts about Varicose Veins & Treatment
Smoking Sensation & Healthy Lungs
Park Place Fitness and Exercise Programs
Complimentary Classes for Age 55+
Monday
SeniorSize
SeniorSize
Chicago Soul Line Dancing
($2.00)
Yoga & Meditation
9:15am
10:15am
5:30pm
Thursday
SeniorSize
10:15am
Chicago Soul Line Dancing 5:30pm
($2.00)
5:30pm
Friday
Zumba
9:30am
Saturday
Walking Fit
10am
Tuesday
Walking Fit
Country Line Dancing
9am
10am
Wednesday
Advanced SeniorSize
Yoga/Meditation
9:15am
10:15am
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
FOR ALL CLASSES
SERVICES
• AARP Safety Driving Class
• Art Groups/Crafters
• Bingo
• Board Games
• Book Club
• Card Games
• Computer Classes
• Country Line Dancing
• Exercise Classes
• Fitness Room
• Foot Care
• Health/Wellness Workshops
• Health Screenings
• Lawn & Snow Service
• Library
• Movies
• Quilting
• Red Hat Society
• Rules of the Road
• Support Groups
• Taxi Tickets/Transportation
• Woodshop
• Yoga & Meditation
• Zumba Gold
Visit the Park Place Cafe for delicious, affordable
lunch or snacks, Monday & Friday 11:30am-1:30pm
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FACILITY RENTAL – INDOOR
Meetings, Receptions,
Private Events & Parties
The Field House
Sports & Fitness Center
800 N. Baldwin Avenue
847-782-3300
Events, Expos/Trade Shows,
Meetings, Parties &
Athletic Tournaments
Bonnie Brook Clubhouse
2800 Lewis Avenue
847-360-4732
Jane Addams Center*
95 Jack Benny Drive
847-360-4700
Lilac Cottage*
1911 N. Sheridan Road
847-360-4740
Dance Studio-Jack Benny Center
39 Jack Benny Drive
847-360-4740
Schornick Theatre-JBC
39 Jack Benny Drive
847-360-4740
Room Name
Meetings, Receptions,
& Parties
Multipurpose Room
Lounge
East/West Room
Kitchen (Flat Fee)
Meeting Room A
Meeting Room B
Meeting Rooms A&B
Climbing Wall (2 hours)
Gym Court
Gymnasium
with room
Warming Kitchen rental only
Banquet Room A
Banquet Room B
Large Banquet Room
Multipurpose Room
Kitchen (Flat Fee)
Meetings, Showers, Small
Parties & Family Portraits
NO CHILDRENS EVENTS
Practice & Rehearsals
Main Room
Blue Room
Kitchen (per rental)
Dance Studio
Meetings, Presentations
& Special Gatherings
Schornick Theatre
Catered Banquets, Parties,
Meetings & Golf Outings
$150
$75
$75
$150
$39
$39 $69/$79*
$32
$32 $53/$59*
$24
$24 $30/$36*
$70
$70
$70
$32
$38
$44
$32
$38
$44
$54
$65
$76
$150
$150
$175
$50
$65
$65
(Negotiated contract only)
$20
$30
$30
Room fee may be
waived with food and
beverage service
$35
$35 $66/$76*
$70
$70
$70
**Available Sept.–May Only
$30 Res / $40 Non-Res
$20
$20
$20
$30
$30
$30
$75
$75
$100
$75
$75
$100
37x70
34x25
20x23
2,600
690
480
150
40
30
20x22
20x22
20x44
440
440
880
66x100
200x200
6,600
40,000
27x30
30x30
30x60+
39x51
810
900
2,949
2,000
30
30
60
20
n/a
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Banquet
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Classroom
Events & Accomodations
412 S. Lewis Avenue
847-360-4700
Per Hour Rate
(Subject to Change)
Weekday Weeknight Weekend
Capacity
Location
Security
Deposit
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No matter the season, we're here to help create the perfect setting for your next memorable special event!
Whether it’s a banquet, corporate meeting, golf outing, holiday party or family gatherings -- we have a
facility that can accommodate your needs!
Dimensions
Let Us Help You Celebrate! Banquets, Parties, Corporate Meetings, Receptions, Luncheons & Golf Outings!
*First price is for rentals of five hour or more. Second price is for rentals of four hours or less.
**Viewing: To schedule a time to view the Jane Addams Center please call 847-360-4700, for Lilac Cottage call 847-360-4749.
Weekend Indoor room rental rates begin at 5pm on Friday.
General Rental Policies
• Renters must submit a $75/$150 (depending on
rented room) security deposit to secure a reservation.
Reservations must be made in person by the person
responsible for the rental.
• Alcohol consumption is not permitted in any indoor/outdoor facility. Smoking is not permitted in
any indoor facility.
• Reservations must be made at least two weeks
prior to the rental date.
• Contract hours must include decorating and cleanup hours.
• Youth parties (events geared for 13-20 year-olds)
require police coverage. The Waukegan Park
District provides the police officer at the renter’s
expense of $67 per hour with no exceptions. Youth
parties must have one adult for every ten youth.
Youth parties are by invitation only, no flyers will
be accepted at the door. Refund of 50% will be
made if cancellation is more than one month
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before the event. Youth parties must be paid for
(in full) one month before party date. Youth
parties will forfeit deposit if cancelled inside of
one month of rental date.
Use of the kitchen is available at the Belvidere
Recreation Center and the Jane Addams Center for
an additional flat fee of $70.
For continuous rentals, such as church services,
please call 847-360-4700.
No items can be stored at the facility before or
after contracted rental time.
At all indoor rentals, a supervisor is present
throughout the length of the rental.
Damage to the facility will result in the loss of the
rental deposit.
Failure to abide by the rental contract may result
in deposit loss or shut down of the rental. Time
lost will not be reimbursed.
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• An accurate, state-issued ID card must be presented
to rent a facility.
• Must be 21 years of age to sign an agreement.
Proof of current residency is required.
• Please see contract for additional rental policies
not stated here.
• Leaving early does not result in an additional
refund to security deposit.
• NEW! Catering equipment is available at BRC
site only with a $50 deposit and $50 rental fee.
Includes one 101-cup coffee percolator, fifteen
60-ounce clear water pitchers, four white coffee
carafes and one 100-cup water heater/boiler.
Discounted rates for 501c3 groups can be
arranged for weekday room use at
BRC and JAC locations only.
Call Jen at 847-360-4700.
FACILITY RENTAL – OUTDOOR
Hinkston Park Main Pavilion
(Maximum Capacity 185)
Seating capacity: 112 (14 tables). Limited electricity available.
Full day: 8am-sunset
Monday–Friday
Saturday–Sunday
1/2 day 8am-2pm or 3pm-sunset
Monday–Friday only
$90/$123
$95/$130
$70/$93
Hinkston Park South Pavilion
Seating capacity: 32 (4 tables)
Bevier Park Picnic Pavilion
Bevier Park Picnic Pavilion
Full day rental only
Monday–Friday
Saturday–Sunday
$65/$88
$70/$95
Res/Non-Res
Full day rental only.
Monday–Friday
Saturday–Sunday
$70/$93
$75/$100
Bowen Park Formal Garden
Rental per hour. Limited electricity available.
Monday–Friday
Saturday–Sunday
$75/$100hr
$75/$100hr
Janet & Robert Morrison Memorial Picnic Center
Full day: 8am-sunset
Monday–Friday (Call for availability)
Saturday–Sunday
$90/$123
$95/$130
1/2 day
8am-2pm or 3pm-sunset
Monday–Friday only (Call for availability)
$70/$93
Washington Park Bandshell
Washington Park Bandshell
Limited electricity available with notice
Rental per hour
$70/$95hr
There are additional requirements for bounce
house usage. Please contact the Parks Department for information at 847-360-4725.
Janet & Robert Morrison Memorial Picnic Center
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Additional picnic tables may be available at $10.00 each. Other
miscellaneous services may be available to accommodate special
needs. Call 847-360-4725 for information. All rentals require a
$75.00 security deposit in addition to rental fee.
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Waukegan Park District’s parks and facilities are ideal
sites for groups and individuals. You will enjoy the
natural beauty of the parks, and appreciate the
convenience of facilities provided in various areas.
See the application form for the various locations
and features of each park.
Why Park Use Permits
Are Required
Our mission is to provide facilities, parks and open
spaces that are attractive and safe for the people of
our community. The Park Use Permit allows us to
avoid overcrowding and accommodate groups for a
pleasant, enjoyable park experience. It also allows
you to reserve a specific pavilion.
Requirements
There are two different types of Park Permits
available:
• A permit for a specific pavilion (Bevier, Bowen
or Hinkston Parks). These permits reserve the
pavilion for your group and include picnic tables
and grills. Reservations are also available for the
Bowen Park Formal Garden and the Washington
Park Bandshell. These two sites do not have picnic
tables or grills.
• A “Green Space” Permit. ($25 fee) This permit is
issued for groups of 25 or more who wish to gather
in the park, but do not wish to rent a pavilion. The
Green Space Permit allows us to schedule larger
groups using the parks to prevent overcrowding,
and also assists the Park Patrol officers in enforcing
regulations. This permit does not reserve any
particular space in a park, nor does it guarantee
the use of picnic tables or grills, which are on a
“first-come, first-served” basis.
• The permit holder must declare on the permit
application all activities which will take place and
all equipment/supplies which will be used on the
park premises.
• All Park Use Permits are subject to approval by the
Superintendent of Parks.
• Some activities will require a certificate of insurance
naming the Waukegan Park District as an “additional
insured.”
• Permits may not be
considered or approved if submitted
on short notice.
Sports Facilities
If you wish to reserve a baseball field, softball field,
soccer field or basketball court, please inquire about
field availability and usage charges at 847-782-3622.
Application for Pavilion Rentals
& Green Space Permits
A Park Use Permit Application must be filled out for
Pavilion Rentals and Green Space Permits. Applications
shall be made in person at the Belvidere Recreation
Center, 412 South Lewis Avenue, Waukegan, IL
60085 during regular business hours (Monday
thru Friday, 9am to 5pm). Proof of residency and
identification is required.
Park Use Permit applications may be submitted
beginning March 2 for the upcoming season.
Applications are processed on a "first-come,
first-served" basis.
General Rules
• All functions conducted in District
parks or facilities
must be held in
accordance with
District ordinances,
policies and rules.
• Observe closing hours
for park site (in most
cases sunset).
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• The possession or use of any cigar, cigarette,
e-cigarette, smokeless tobacco or tobacco in any of
its forms is prohibited while in District parks.
• Vehicles are restricted to designated parking areas
and are not allowed on grass areas.
• Loud music, obscene language or boisterous
behavior breaching the public peace is not permitted.
• Facilities must be cleaned after use, trash and
recyclables placed in proper containers and coals
must be disposed of in designated concrete
containers.
• The Park Patrol officer will monitor Park Use
Permits. Please make sure to have your copy
with you.
• You must notify the Parks Department at
847-360-4725 if your event is cancelled.
HInkston Park Main Pavilion
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Using Parks & Facilities
Examples of
different functions
that require a Park
Use Permit:
• A teacher or school
planning an annual
field day or class fun
day activity
• A family wishing to
host a reunion or
celebration
• A company,
organization or church
desiring to have a
picnic
• A church desiring to
hold a church service–
Bevier Park Pavilion
note that any type of
religious ceremony must first be approved by the
Board of Commissioners of the Waukegan Park
District. Please submit a letter with an agenda or
program at least six weeks prior to your event. The
Board meets on the second Tuesday of each month,
and all requests must be put on the agenda before
the meeting.
• An organization wishing to have a rally, walk-a-thon
or other community event. Please call our offices
for help in organizing. These types of events must
be reviewed and approved by Park District staff.
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PARK USE PERMIT INFORMATION
The rental fees and security deposit must accompany
the application. Personal checks shall not be accepted
less than fourteen (14) days prior to the reservation
date. Cash, MasterCard or Visa are accepted at anytime
with application.
Applications must be submitted as follows:
• Weekday rentals–No later than noon the weekday
before the rental.
• Weekend rentals–No later than noon the Thursday
before the rental. Last minute requests may be
processed after noon, however, no additional
District services will be provided.
All cancellations must be in writing. Cancellation
refunds of facility fees and deposits are issued on the
following basis:
• Cancellations made up to one (1) week prior to
reservation: Full refund of security deposit and
facility fees.
• Cancellations made less than one (1) week prior to
reservation date: Refund of security deposit
only. Facility fee not refundable. Refunds
will not be made if the cancellation is due
to inclement weather.
• Mail cancellation requests and return permit
to: Parks Department, Park Maintenance Facility,
2211 Ernie Krueger Circle, Waukegan, IL 60087.
Security deposit refunds will be made after the
facility has been inspected and is deemed clean and
undamaged. The District reserves the right to assess
additional charges for damages and/or additional
cleaning. Security deposit refunds will usually be
mailed to renters within two (2) weeks after the
rental. If the actual attendance is larger than
the number stated on this application, the
deposit may be forfeited.
The application must
be signed by an adult
(21 years of age or
older) who will be in
attendance and who
will assume full
responsibility for group
use.
Standards for
Issuance
One or more of the
following items may
pertain to issuing a
Park Use Permit.
1. That the proposed
Janet & Robert Morrison Memorial Picnic Center in Bowen Park
activity or use of
the park shall not unreasonably interfere with or
9. An applicant may be required to provide a
detract from the general public environment of
refundable $250 deposit to the District for
the park.
cleanup and/or damage. The District reserves
the right to assess charges for damages and/or
activity and use will
additional cleaning. Deposits are refundable
not unreasonably
provided all rules and policies are followed.
interfere with or
Refunds shall be made after the area has been
detract from the
inspected and is deemed clean and undamaged.
promotion of public
10. If an applicant is requesting to sell food at the
health.
proposed activity, it will be necessary to obtain a
permit from the Lake County Health Department.
activity or use is not
11.Due to parking constraints, the Waukegan
unreasonably
Park District may limit attendance when
anticipated to
necessary.
incite violence, crime
12.The Waukegan Park District reserves the
or disorderly conduct
right to terminate its permits if: a) Applicant
and will not entail
misrepresents, falsifies, or withholds
unusual, extraordinary
information, or b) If requirements,
or burdensome
restrictions, terms and conditions or rules
expense or police
pertaining to this permit or any Waukegan
operation by the Park
Park District ordinances are violated.
Bowen Formal Garden
District.
13.Applicant requesting a park (and not
4. That the park desired has not been reserved for
renting a pavilion) must submit a $25.00
other use at the day and hour required in the
permit fee.
application.
5. A permittee shall be bound by all park rules and
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regulations and all applicable ordinances.
If you have any questions regarding Park Use Permits,
6. An applicant is required to provide the Waukegan
call the Waukegan Park District Parks Department
Park District with a certificate of insurance
at 847-360-4725 between 8am and 4pm Monday
naming the Waukegan Park District as an
through Friday.
“additional insured” for bounce houses
and other such activities that pose a risk
The Waukegan Park District reserves the right to assess
of injury.
additional fees if the proposed activity is outside the
7. An applicant shall be required to indemnify and
scope of general use of the parks.
hold harmless the Waukegan Park District’s officers
and employees for liability arising out of such
permitted activities before issuance of a permit.
8. An applicant may be required to hire off-duty
Waukegan Police Department officers for security.
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GENERAL INFORMATION & REGISTRATION
YOU MAY REGISTER:
Online
Visit our website at www.waukeganparks.org
Mail-In
To Belvidere Recreation Center
Waukegan, IL 60085
In Person
The Field House Sports & Fitness Center
MO-FR 9am-9pm
SA & SU 9am-2pm
Illinois Relay Center
The Illinois Relay Center enables people who have speech impairments or who
are deaf or hard of hearing who use a TDD to contact persons without a TDD, and
vice-versa, at no cost. You can contact the Park District during our regular office
hours of 9am-5pm, Monday through Friday using the Illinois Relay Center. To use
this service call 1-800-526-0844 (TDD only) or 1-800-526-0857 (voice).
Fax to 847-662-6621
Full Access For All – ADA
NEW! PROGRAMS THIS ISSUE
PROGRAM
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Adult Pickleball
DRIVE Golf
Men’s & Coed Softball Tournament
Friday Night Fun Events
Bowen Park Rangers Options
Party Time Tykes: On the Farm
Party Time Tykes: April Showers
Party Time Tykes: Superhero Party
Party Time Tykes: Under the Sea
Mother/Daughter Tea Party
Ader Planetarium & Lyfe Kitchen Lunch Trip
Glassworks, Lunch & Popcorn Trip
Sewing & Quilt Expo & Lou Malnati’s Trip
Pet Superstar Photo Contest
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Waukegan Park District advocates full participation under the Americans with
Disabilities Act (ADA), which prohibits discrimination in the provision of programs,
services or activities to individuals with disabilities. Every attempt at reasonable
accommodation will be made so that individuals may participate in desired
programs. If you have any questions on accessibility, please contact Mike Trigg,
Superintendent of Parks, our ADA Coordinator, at 847-360-4725.
Waukegan Park District is committed to meeting your unique, individual leisure
needs. Please call us if we can assist you at any time at 847-360-4760. Please
attach a description of any accommodations needed to your registration form.
This procedure will help ensure your enjoyment of our program.
Special Accommodations
It is the responsibility of the parent or participant to notify the District of any
medical, physical and/or mental conditions that may require special consideration
by the District staff. This is for everyone’s protection, and your confidentiality will
be respected.
Resident and Non-Resident Fees
Residents support Waukegan Park District programs, facilities and services
through property taxes. Therefore, residents pay reduced fees and non-residents
generally pay greater fees. Waukegan Park District boundaries encompass areas
outside of the City of Waukegan boundaries. People living within the Park District
boundaries pay taxes to the District and are therefore considered Waukegan Park
District residents. The quickest way to determine your Park District resident status
is to check your residence property tax bill, which lists the park district you pay
taxes to or call the Park District at 847-360-4700.
Be A Good Neighbor
Photo Policy
Please respect the rights and property of the neighbors living by the parks! A few
reminders:
• Use the sidewalks and pathways when walking to parks. Cutting through
private yards is not appropriate.
• Trees, bushes, fences, etc. should not be used as bathrooms. We suggest
family members use their own bathrooms before visiting parks.
• Trash should be discarded into trash cans in the park. When not put into cans,
it often blows into neighbors’ yards.
• By following these guidelines, your visit can be more enjoyable for everyone.
Please report any vandalism by calling 847-360-4725.
• Our parks are tobacco free.
Photographs and videos are periodically taken of people participating in Park
District programs and activities. All persons registered for Park District programs/
activities or using Park District property thereby agree that any photograph or
video taken by the Park District may be used by the Park District for the promotional
purposes including, but not limited to, posting the photograph/video on the Park
District’s website, and/or its promotional videos, brochures, fliers, and other
publications without additional, prior notice or permission and without
compensation to the participant.
Leave Footprints – Not Trash
We ask people who visit our parks to “leave footprints behind, not trash.” Brown
trash barrels are placed throughout our parks; help us put litter in its place. Please
recycle when available.
Citizen Advisory Committees
Through citizen involvement, the park district has formed several advisory
committees. If you would like to become an active member of a committee,
contact the staff at the phone numbers listed below:
American Independence Festivities Committee
Jay Lerner, 847-782-3622
Cultural Arts Advisory Committee
Claudia Freeman, 847-360-4740
Pets
Pet owners, please remember that the Park District enforces the “Pooper Scooper”
law. Walk your pet on a leash and clean up after it. No animals are allowed in
playgrounds or fenced areas of any park except for the dog exercise area at Larsen
Nature Preserve.
Park Security Program
When visiting a park you may notice a police officer patrolling the area. The
Waukegan Park District and the City of Waukegan have a cooperative program
to increase security in our park system and facilities. Off-duty police are hired to
patrol parks and routinely walk through the parks, visit programs and assist park
users. Also, throughout the day and night regular police officers make patrols
during their normal shift. If you witness a crime or vandalism occurring in a park
or golf course, please report it immediately to the Waukegan Police Department,
847-360-9000, or the Waukegan Park District, 847-360-4725. If the incident
constitutes an emergency, please dial 911.
Vandalism
Each year, the Waukegan Park District suffers thousands of dollars worth of damage
from vandalism, and these costs are absorbed by the taxpayers. If you witness
vandalism, please notify the police at 847-599-2608, or call the Parks Department
at 847-360-4725 with any information that could lead to the apprehension of
the vandals.
Golf Advisory Committee
Jim Glogovsky, 847-360-4756
Recreation Program Advisory Committee
Jay Lerner, 847-782-3622
Editorial Policy
Special Recreation Program Advisory Committee
Julie Schneider, 847-360-4762
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The Waukegan Park District makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of all materials
in this brochure. If you find an error, our customer service staff will do their best to
provide accurate and up-to-date information. You may call them at 847-360-4700.
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Online Registration www.waukeganparks.org
How to Read the Program Information
By Mail Registration
1. Clip out the registration form and fill it out completely. Be sure the program ID
number is correct. This is how we determine which program you desire.
2. Mail the form along with a check, money order or charge information to the
address listed. Please be sure that the check or money order is payable for the
exact amount. Please do not pay by cash for mail-in registration.
Attn.: Belvidere Recreation Center
Waukegan, IL 60085
In-Person Registration
In-person registration for Park District residents takes place at the Belvidere Recreation
Center, Field House Sports & Fitness Center and Jack Benny Center for the Arts.
Program Changes and Cancellations
• Programs are sometimes cancelled or altered due to low registration or changes
in staff or facility availability.
• You are entitled to a full refund for a program that has been cancelled by the
Park District. Refunds will be issued usually within 7-14 days, in accordance
with our Accounts Payable schedule.
Remember
• Online and mail-in registrations receive priority. If you want to be sure to get
into a popular program this is the way to do it.
• We cannot accept any registration by phone (unless otherwise specified).
• We will take waiting lists for programs that are filled and expand a class
maximum if it is possible.
• We may require proof of your Park District residency.
• VISA, Discover and MasterCard are accepted.
• Cancellations initiated by patrons prior to the start of a program are entitled to
a refund, less applicable service charges. Refunds will be issued usually within
7-14 business days, in accordance with our Accounts Payable schedule.
• We do not give refunds for programs after they have started.
• We charge a $10 fee for withdrawing from a program to cover administrative
expenses.
• Residents support Waukegan Park District programs, facilities and services
through property taxes. Therefore, residents pay reduced fees and non-residents
generally pay greater fees. Waukegan Park District boundaries encompass
areas outside of the City of Waukegan boundaries. People living within the
Park District boundaries pay taxes to the District and are therefore considered
Waukegan Park District residents. The quickest way to determine your Park
District resident status is to check your residence property tax bill, which lists
the park district you pay taxes to or call the Park District at 847-360-4700.
• Non-resident fees are the second fee listed in the program description. Resident ($)
Fee/Non-Resident ($) Fee
Are You Covered?
The Waukegan Park District does not carry medical or accident insurance for
participants in Park District programs. Please review your own personal health
insurance plan to be sure that you and your family have proper coverage.
For additional information, call 847-360-4700
or visit www.waukeganparks.org
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The following is an example of the format used to present program information.
The format allows for more information to be included in less space.
Program Title
Age Limits
The program description and other important information will appear in the paragraph(s) below
the course title. Some programs have specific information that the instructor would like you to
know before registering. Other programs are self-explanatory, but you are encouraged to read all
of the information.
Location Day(s) Time(s) Reg. by Date Resident ($) Fee/Non-Res.($) Fee Program #
Abbreviations
Resident: Res
Non-Resident: Non-Res
Day(s):
Monday (MO)
Tuesday (TU)
Thursday (TH)
Friday (FR)
Sunday (SU)
Wednesday (WE)
Saturday (SA)
Location
Abbreviation
Arena Training
Belvidere Park
Ben Diamond
Bevier Center
Bowen Heritage Circle
Bowen Park
Boys and Girls Club
Brunzwick Zone
Children’s Garden
Country Lane Park
Douglas House/Upton Park
Greenshire Golf Course
Grosche Field
Henry Pfau Callahan Park
Jane Addams Center
Kiley Center
Lilac Cottage
Larsen Nature Preserve
Plonien Park
Corrine J. Rose Administrative Center
Ray Bradbury Park
Sunset Lanes
To Be Determined
Upton Park
Ultimate Gymnastics Gym
Veterans Memorial Plaza (Washington Park)
Victory Park
Visual Arts Center
Washington Elementary School
Waukegan High School Washington Campus
Waukegan History Museum
Waukegan Skate Park
Waukegan SportsPark
Weiss Field
AT
BP
BRC
BD
BEV
BBGC
BHC
BO
BG
BZ
CG
CL
DH
FH
GGC
GF
HPC
JBC
JAC
KC
LC
LNP
PL
RAC
RBP
SL
TBD
UP
UGG
VP
VI
VAC
WE
FC
HM
SP
WSP
WF
Session(s) : The month/day when the program begins and the month/day
when the program ends.
Reg by Date: The “Reg by” date is when the Park District has to determine
the future of the program based on the number of participants registered. So,
it is important to register by the date indicated.
Program #: The program number is important registration information. Each
session is assigned a program number. Take your time while completing the
registration form. Look it over to make sure the information is correct.
Most sessions require a minimum and a maximum number of participants. We
reserve the right to cancel a class if there aren’t enough participants.
REGISTRATION FORM
MAY WE COMMUNICATE WITH YOU VIA E-MAIL
(INFORMATION, SCHEDULE CHANGES, OTHER PROGRAM INFO)?
YES
NO
I have read and fully understand the above important information, warning of risk, assumption of risk, waiver and release of all claims, and photo/video authorization. If registering on-line or via fax
my on-line or facsimile signature shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as an original form signature.
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STAFF
ADMINISTRATIVE
FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION
Greg Petry, CPRE, Executive Director
[email protected]
847-360-4721
Sally Sandine, Executive Assistant
[email protected]
847-360-4721
Teddy Anderson, CPRP, Community Relations
Manager
[email protected]
847-360-4726
Mike Pavelich, Graphics and Media Specialist
[email protected]
847-360-4718
Carlos Valentin, Communications Specialist
[email protected]
847-360-4789
Jim Glogovsky, CPRP, Superintendent of Finance
[email protected]
847-360-4756
Tanya Brady, ARM, CPRP, Risk Management
tbrady @waukeganparks.org
847-360-4727
Stacey Jozefiak, Human Resources
[email protected]
847-360-4717
Jessica Martinez, Account Assistant-Human
Resources
[email protected]
847-360-4722
Joe Georges, Manager of Information Technology
[email protected]
847-360-4714
Jonathan Beckmann, CPRP, Accounting & Payroll
Supervisor
[email protected]
847-360-4715
Kalina Garcia, Accounts Payable
[email protected]
847-360-4716
April Yarza, Cash Receipts
[email protected]
847-360-4713
CULTURAL ARTS
Claudia Freeman, CPRP, Superintendent of
Cultural Arts
[email protected]
847-360-4740
Debra Carl, CPRP, CTRS, Cultural Arts Specialist
[email protected]
847-360-4746
Ty Rohrer, Museum Supervisor
[email protected]
847-336-1859
PARKS & GOLF MAINTENANCE
Mike Trigg, CPRP, CSFM Superintendent of Parks
[email protected]
847-360-4724
Scott MacLean, CPRP, CPSI, Manager of
Park Maintenance
[email protected]
847-360-4753
Gary Trantham, Manager of Construction and
Building Maintenance
[email protected]
847-360-4754
Tim Girmscheid, Park Planner
[email protected]
847-360-4755
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RECREATION
Jay Lerner, CPRP, CPP, Superintendent of Recreation
[email protected]
847-782-3622
Jen Dumas,CPRP, CPP, Recreation
Supervisor Adult and Family Programs
[email protected]
847-360-4705
Kaitlin Fischer, Recreation Specialist Youth Athletics
[email protected]
847-360-3620
Mike Mayfield, CPRP, CPP, Recreation
Supervisor Early Childhood and Youth
[email protected]
847-360-4710
Angela Minichiello, Recreation
Specialist Early Childhood Programs
[email protected]
847-360-4706
Anthony Violett
Recreation Specialist, Youth and Teen
Programs and Services
[email protected]
847-360-4708
S P R I N G
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RECREATION Continued
Tara Purtell, CPP, Registration Clerk
[email protected]
847-360-4700
Julie Schneider, CTRS, CPRP, CPP,
Manager, Special Recreation
[email protected]
847-360-4762
Kari Robinson, CTRS, CPRP, CPP,
Supervisor, Special Recreation
[email protected]
874-360-4763
Maria Owens, Recreation Specialist Special Recreation
[email protected]
847-360-4764
Quincy Bejster, Recreation Supervisor, Field House
[email protected]
847-782-3625
Errick Beverly, CPRP, CPP, Manager of Sports and
Fitness
[email protected]
847-782-3623
Sam Stevens, Recreation Supervisor, Fitness and
Aquatics
[email protected]
847-782-3621
Jeremiah Johnson, Recreation Specialist, Fitness
[email protected]
847-782-3624
Richard Fibish, Recreation Supervisor, Athletics
[email protected]
847-782-3627
Elizabeth Fallon, Registration Clerk, Field House
Sports and Fitness Center
[email protected]
847-782-3300
KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS
ARM: Associate in Risk Management
CPRE: Certified Park and Recreation Executive
CPRP: Certified Park and Recreation Professional
CPP: Certified Program Planner
CPSI: Certified Playground Safety Inspector
CSFM: Certified Sports Field Manager
CTRS: Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist
INDEX
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F
O
Academia Cultural Xilotl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A7
Adult Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56-57
Adult Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34-35
Adult Trips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58-59
American Independence Parade Entry Form . . . . .21
Aquatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42-43
Art Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A5
Facilities Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Facilities Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Facilities Location Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70-71
Facility Rentals Indoor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66
Facility Rentals Outdoor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67
Family Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54
Field House Sports & Fitness Center . . . . . . . .2, 22-34
Birthday Parties at the Field House . . . . . . . . . . .30
Center Hours & Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
Child Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Climbing Wall Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
Group Fitness Classes & Schedule . . . . . . . . .26-29
Membership Rates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
Open Gym, Batting & Golf Cage . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
Fitness Center & Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
Fitness Expo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12,13
For Earth's Sake . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A13
Free Programs Listing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Open Gym, Volleyball, Basketball, & Batting &
Golf Cages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24, 31
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Ballet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A6
Before & After School Experience (B.A.S.E.) . . . . . .52
Bench Press & Deadlift Competitions . . . . . . . . . . . .22
Board of Commissioners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Bonnie Brook Golf Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36-41
Banquets & Dining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39-41
Rates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36
Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Bowen Heritage Circle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A11-13
Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A12
Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A11
Bowen Park Theatre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A10
Boys & Girls Club of Lake County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64
Bulldog Clip Gallery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A7
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Camp Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44-49
Before & After Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45-47
Belvidere Park Explorers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45
Bowen Park Rangers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46
Camp Little Fort . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45
Camp Starburst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45
Kaleidoscope Kids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45
Teen Quest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47
Children's Connection (Pre-K Enrichment) . . . . . . .50
Comcast Literary Arts & Digital Photography . . . . .A5
CPR & First Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57
Cultural Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A2-A15
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Dance Classes (Adult, Family, Early Childhood) . . . .56
Belly Dancing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56
Dance Classes (Classical) (Youth & Adult) . . . . .A5
Ballet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A6
Pre-Ballet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A6
Contemporary Hip Hop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A6
Dance & Tumbling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51
Studio Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A6
Dandelion Wine Fine Arts Festival . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
Dates to Remember . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Dog Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60-61
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General Information & Registration . . . . . . . . . .72-74
Girls Softball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7, 32
Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36-41
Golf Instruction & Lessons-Adult . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
Golf Instruction Rates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39
Golf Outing Packages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39
Greenshire Golf Course Rates & Information . . . . . .38
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Happenings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-9
Health & Fitness Expo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-13
Hip Hop Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A6
Howie Robinson Indoor Golf & Learning Center . . .39
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Important Days to Remember . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Indoor Room Rentals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66
Infant & Toddler Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51
L
Language Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57
Live Green Family Festival . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18, 19
M
Martial Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Mother’s Day Brunch at Bonnie Brook . . . . . . . . . . .41
Music Instruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A2-3
N
Nature Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54
New Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72
Early Childhood Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50-51
Easter Brunch at Bonnie Brook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Eggstravaganza Trail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14, 15
Executive Director’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
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P
Park Place Senior Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65
Park Use Permit Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68-69
Personal Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Platinum Fitness Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29
R
Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75
Registration Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74
S
Soccer Leagues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11, 35
Softball Leagues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32, 35
Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-21
Special Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62-63
Special Recreation Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49
Staff Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76
Summer Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44-49
SwimSmart-Indoor Swimming Lessons . . . . . .42-43
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Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Tae Kwon Do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Tai Chi Chuan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A7
Theatre Classes & Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A4
Theatre Performances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A10
Teen Trips & Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53
V
Very Special Arts Festival . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16-17
Volleyball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Volunteers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63
W
Waukegan History Museum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A14-15
Waukegan SportsPark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Waukegan Symphony Orchestra & Chorus . . . . .A8-9
Wednesday Night Dinners at Bonnie Brook . . . . . .40
West African Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A7
WHO (We Have Off) Trips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52
Y
Yoga Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26, A7
Youth Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Youth Basketball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Youth Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
Youth Baseball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7, 33
Youth Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52-53
Youth Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32-34
Youth Theatre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A4
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WAUKEGAN HISTORY MUSEUM
FREE HISTORICAL PROGRAMS
For your organization, group, social event, or classroom.
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Native American History of the Waukegan Area
Fur Trade*
Early settlers of Little Fort*
Waukegan and the Underground Railroad
Abraham Lincoln Goes to Waukegan
The Civil War: The War Efforts in Waukegan
Waukegan’s Famous Civil War Drummer Boys*
The Early Industry Worker*
Haunted Waukegan*
“Firsts” in Waukegan
Waukegan: A History of Immigration
Lake Michigan History and the Lady Elgin Shipwreck*
Waukegan’s African American History*
Influential Women of Waukegan’s Past
Prominent Events and Visitors of Waukegan
Waukegan and the Motion Picture Industry*
Ray Bradbury: Waukegan’s Influence on a Visionary
Jack Benny: From Waukegan to Hollywood
TITANIC: A Fateful Ticket to Waukegan
Jane Addams: Remembering Bowen Country Club
“What-Cha-Ma-Call-It” History Trunk (hands on program)*
Early Days of Baseball in Waukegan
A Day in the Life of a Student (takes place the year your school opened)*
Specialized Tours for the Schools
Teachers, we now offer guided historical walking tours for school groups. We can
take a tour to different sites around your school or can go elsewhere in Waukegan.
Tours are free. Please contact Museum Supervisor, Ty Rohrer, at 847-336-1859 to
learn more.
*for school groups only (all other programs are for both school and adult groups)
Program length is 45 minutes to one hour. Many programs are multimedia
presentations with numerous pictures and hands-on artifacts. Programs presented
in the schools are based on Illinois Social Sciences Performance Standards.
Programs can be given for multiple classrooms on the same day and can be
scheduled to be given on a weekly basis. Presenter is the Supervisor of the
Waukegan History Museum.
TEACHERS–Book now for end of the year historical programs and guided tours of Waukegan and the Waukegan
History Museum. All programs and tours are free! Please
contact Museum Supervisor, Ty Rohrer, at 847-336-1859
to learn more.
Getting to Know Your Home’s History
Historical Society can help find some answers such as when it was built, who it
was made for and a list of occupants over the years. Please bring in a picture of the
exterior of the building as well as any information that you may already have to
add to our property files. Research is limited to homes located in Waukegan.
Program facilitated by Museum Supervisor, Ty Rohrer. Pre-registration is required.
LC
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3/7
10-11:30am
Reg by 2/28 FREE
For more information and to schedule a FREE program, please call or email.
WAUKEGAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY
1917 N. Sheridan Road • Waukegan, IL 60087
847-336-1859 • [email protected]
Waukegan Tour of Homes
Sunday, June 21, 2015
Are you interested in becoming involved in the Waukegan Historical Society?
Volunteers are essential and the Waukegan History Museum and the J.L. Raymond
Research Library needs your help. If you are interested in any aspect of our museum,
research library, or special events please do not hesitate to contact Museum
Supervisor, Ty Rohrer, at 847-336-1859.
16th Annual
Ray Bradbury’s Dandelion
Wine Fine Arts Festival
Saturday, June 6, 2015
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S P R I N G
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#4528
WAUKEGAN HISTORY MUSEUM
150 YEARS AGO
March 3-June 6, 2015
Explore Abraham Lincoln’s visit to
Waukegan and the reaction the people
of Waukegan had after hearing the
news of the assassination. On display
will be a model of the Lincoln home
in Springfield and it will be decorated
as it was after Lincoln’s death.
S P R I N G
2 0 1 5
A15
BOWEN HERITAGE CIRCLE
WEAVING
All weaving classes may be taken with a partner and you share the cost and the
loom. Ages 12-15 may take the class with an adult. Want to learn to weave but
these times don’t work? Call 847-360-4746 or email [email protected].
Learn to Weave
Age 16+ (12-15 with Adult)
Have some fun weaving on a four-shaft loom. You will learn how to use the loom:
from planning a project, preparing the loom, to finishing. This class is suitable for
beginning/first time to intermediate students. In the class you will make either a
table runner or a sampler. Supply list is available online and at the Jack Benny Center. Materials fee of $25 due to instructor Carol Kapheim.
VAC SA
VAC SA
BASKET MAKING
Melon Basket
Age 12+
Learn to weave a basket that starts with just two hoops. After making a God’s Eye
to connect the hoops we will add ribs to the basket and weave. It’s a fun basket
woven with natural and dyed reeds. Material fee: $18.00 paid to the instructor,
Sandy Bulgrin, on the first day of class.
LC
WE
2/18 & 2/25
6:30-8:30pm
Reg by 2/11 $30/$35
Caned Trivet
#4471
Age 12+
This beautiful wood trivet is a great start to learn the process of the 7-step caning.
Caning pegs and sponge included. Do you have a chair that you would like to re-cane?
Here is your chance to learn the seven steps and gain confidence to tackle that
chair you have always wanted to refinish. Plus this trivet will make a wonderful
addition to your home décor to use as a dish trivet or an excellent setting for a plant.
Material fee: $28 paid to the instructor, Sandy Bulgrin, on the first day of class.
LC
TU
5/12 & 5/19
6-8:30pm
Reg by 5/5
Design and sew your very own handbag in this multi week class. From the same
basic template each student can create a bag that fits their unique personality and
style. Additional class day available on May 4, depending on student progress.
Supply List available online and at the Jack Benny Center. Instructor Megan Murray
MO
4/13-4/27
6:30-8:30pm
Reg by 4/6
CRAFTS
Spinning on a Drop Spindle
$45/$50 #4524
Age 12+
Learn the basics of spinning wool into yarn on a drop spindle! Once you have the
basic technique down, you can spin any variety of fiber or make your own special
blends. Spinning, plying, and finishing yarn will be demonstrated in class.
Materials fee $20 due to instructor Katherine Hughes
VAC SU
4/12
3-6pm
Reg by 4/5
Nuno Scarf
$25/$30
#4526
A12
5/10
Log Cabin
Intermediate Weaving
Reg by 2/28 $200/$225 #4518
Reg by 4/4 $200/$225 #4519
Age 16+(12-15 with Adult)
Explore the Log Cabin Pattern with weaving. Prerequiste Must know how to warp
a loom. Materials fee of $30 due to instructor Carol Kapheim.
VAC SA
4/4-4/18
10am-3pm
No Warp Weaving
Reg by 3/28 $200/$225 #4520
Age 16+(12-15 with Adult)
Experience the relaxation of weaving. The only prep work needed for this class
is to choose your colors. In this class you will work on pre-warped looms. There
are two patterns to choose from. Materials fee of $25 paid to the instructor,
Carol Kapheim.
Rose Path
VAC SA & SU 3/14&3/15
Weave with Rags
VAC SA
5/16-5/30
10am-3pm
Reg by 3/7
$200/$225 #4521
10am-3pm
Reg by 5/9
$240/$250 #4522
Loom Evaluation and Repair
Adult
Have a loom needing some tender loving care? Come and learn how to evaluate the
possibility of restoring a loom to working condition. You will get advice, resources
and encouragement to take on the project. Have a floor loom and can’t move it?
Take a picture and bring the picture with you.
LC
TH
3/5
6-7:30pm
Reg by 2/26 $47/$57
#4523
HISTORY
Getting to Know Your Home’s History
Historical Society can help find some answers such as when it was built, who it
was made for and a list of occupants over the years. Please bring in a picture of the
exterior of the building as well as any information that you may already have to
add to our property files. Research is limited to homes located in Waukegan.
Program facilitated by Museum Supervisor, Ty Rohrer. Pre-registration is required.
LC
SA
3/7
10-11:30am
Reg by 2/28 FREE
#4528
Age 12+
Nuno felting is a wet technique to felt wool onto a fabric base. In this class you’ll
make a uniquely individual scarf, using merino wool and silk gauze, along with
novelty yarns and accents that you choose. If you have interesting novelty yarns
that you would like to use or share, please bring them along. Bring a towel and
dress to possibly get damp. Nuno felting involves soapy water and rinsing, and
sometimes it gets splashy. Materials fee $30 due to instructor Katherine Hughes
VAC SU
10am-3pm
10am-3pm
$30/$35 #4515
SEWING
Design Your Own Handbag Age 14+ (10-13 w/Adult)
LC
3/7-3/21
4/11-4/25
3-6pm
Reg by 5/2
S P R I N G
$25/$30
2 0 1 5
Have a group interested in a class but these times don’t
work? Call us at 847-360-4740 and we will try to set up a
class for your group.
#4525
The Waukegan Park District believes that children who develop an early appreciation for nature are inspired to be the next generation of environmental stewards. The district
is also committed to helping bring the youth of our community back OUTSIDE to enjoy nature through its NO CHILD LEFT INSIDE initiative.
Instructors present earth awareness topics relating to our local environment. Won’t you join us indoors as we take to the outdoors to learn and play in nature? Call the Jack
Benny Center for the Arts 847-360-4740 to reserve your spot!
Most of these classes are geared towards adults but children are welcome to attend as well – children must be accompanied by an adult.
Compost with Worms
Family
Learn how to make and maintain an indoor worm composting bin – if it is done
correctly there is no stink. If you would like to make a bin please specify at registration and there is also a $10 materials fee.
LC
SA
3/7
9-10am
Reg by 2/28 FREE
Gardening: Small Space High Yield
#4506
Family
Garden in small spaces and apartments! What vegetables are best in small gardens? How closely you can space things together? What grows well in containers?
Learn the answer to these and more in this class. Material fee of $5. Bring your
own container and receive soil and seeds to start your garden. You must be able to
carry the container full of soil to your car on your own.
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SA
SA
4/4
4/4
9-10am
10:30-11:30am
Reg by 3/28 FREE
Reg by 3/28 FREE
#4507
#4508
Invasive Ornamental Plants
Adult
Invasive plants initially started in someone’s garden. These plants affect our native
animals by replacing the native plants on which these animals rely for food and
shelter. Cathy will provide information about which garden plants are invasive
and some recommendations and resources for making informed choices for your
garden.
LC
TH
4/23
6:30-8:30pm
Reg by 4/16 FREE
Learn to Compost
#4509
Family
Wondering what to do with your newly bought compost bin? Come to this class
and find out.
LC
SA
5/16
9-10am
Reg by 5/9
FREE
#4510
Independence Grove Forest Preserve Sales
Compost Bin and Rain Barrel - Saturday, May 9 from 9am-3pm
Native Plants - Saturday and Sunday, May 9 (9am-3pm) and 10 (10am-2pm)
See the Lake County Forest Preserve website for more details www.lcfpd.org.
Health is True Wealth –
Cooking with Chef Rain Truth
Earth Candy
Come cook with Chef Rain! Students will learn different styles of cooking from
different cultures and historical time periods in a creative and fun way with step
by step recipes. This is a hands-on cooking course that supports adults and
children in preparing healthy foods consistent with a special dietary required
lifestyle. Family members are encouraged to take the class together everyone
must register and pay; the first pays the fee listed and the second and all following pay $10 less than the listed price. For all classes there is a $10 supply fee for
everyone registered due to Chef Rain at the first meeting. Please notify of
allergens when registering.
Eat to Live
Adult
Description: Diabetes, high blood pressure, food allergens and high cholesterol.
This class will teach students how to prepare healthy food in accordance with a
special dietary need. Learn to make healthy food that doesn’t compromise on
taste. There is a $10 supply fee due to Chef Rain at the first class.
LC
WE
3/4 -3/25
6-7:15pm
Reg by 2/25
Ages 6-14
Celebrate candy in a healthy way. This class will put a twist on traditional
candies. Students will go home with a recipe booklet and decorative bag for
their goodies. There is a $10 supply fee due to Chef Rain at the first class.
Age 6-9
LC WE 4/1-4/29*
Age 10- 14
LC WE 4/1-4/29*
3:30-4:45pm
Reg by 3/25
$45/$50 #4512
5:15-6:30pm
Reg by 3/25
$45/$50 #4513
*No class 4/8
Food for Life
Adult
This class will show you how to create healthy fresh cuisine with a cultural twist.
Learn the art of food combining and item selection when grocery shopping.
There is a $10 supply fee due to Chef Rain at the first class.
LC
WE
5/6 – 5/27
6-7:15pm
Reg by 4/29
$67/$72 #4514
$67/$72 #4511
“Food is the glue that brings people together regardless of ethnicity,
economic status, background, or family structure.” – Chef Rain Truth
S P R I N G
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PERFORMING ARTS
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Bowen Park
Theatre Company
Established 1987
2015 SEASON
TICKETS
Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
All performances are at:
39 Jack Benny Drive in Bowen Park
Waukegan, Illinois
Bowen Park Theatre Co.
Directed by Shawn Fitzgerald
February 6, 7, 13, 14, 15*, 20, 21, 22*, 2015
Produced by special arrangement with Dramatist
Play Service, Inc.
Individual Tickets
More Fun Than Bowling
by Steven Dietz
$20 Adult
$15 Senior/Military
$10 Student
Directed by Jason Clark
April 10, 11, 17, 18, 19*, 24, 25, 26*, 2015
Produced by special arrangement with Samuel
French, Inc.
PLAYS, DATES, TIMES & LOCATIONS ARE SUBJECT
TO CHANGE – PLEASE CALL 847-360-4740 FOR
UPDATES.
Curtain is at 8pm and *Sunday Matinee is at 3pm for
ALL BPTC productions
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Company productions.
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Welcome to the Circle!
Bowen Heritage Circle is your source for quality adult educational and craft
programs plus special historical programs for the entire family. Circle instructors
usually own their own art, craft, or other business and bring you the latest and
finest instruction available. Bowen Heritage Circle classes are designed for beginners
to advanced students. Whether your interest is in crafts, lectures or historic
programming, give the Circle a try, you won’t be disappointed.
Would you like to become involved in any of our special events at the Circle?
Do you have a craft or class that you think would be of interest to the community?
Do you know someone who might offer a great class? The Circle is always looking
for volunteers and for people interested in sharing a new craft or lecture to
the community.
Waukegan History Museum FREE
The Waukegan History Museum in Bowen Park is the home of the Waukegan
Historical Society. The museum is the repository for all of Waukegan’s rich history.
The museum portrays life in 1870s Waukegan. Temporary exhibits rotate annually.
Visit us during open hours or contact us for group tours. The Waukegan History
Museum is located at 1917 N. Sheridan Road in beautiful Bowen Park.
Visit Waukegan History Museum on Facebook!
Tour Hours
Tuesday and Thursday 10am-4pm
Saturday
1-4pm
You may call 847-360-4749 or 847-336-1859 to set up group tours.
The Waukegan History Museum in beautiful Bowen Park.
Lilac Cottage Rentals
1911 N. Sheridan Road- Bowen Park
Large Tour Groups
Please call to schedule your free guided tour of the museum for your group.
Volunteering
Are you interested in becoming involved in the Waukegan History Museum?
Volunteers are essential and the Waukegan History Museum needs your help.
Membership is only a phone call away. If you are interested in any aspect of our
museum don’t hesitate to contact Museum Supervisor, Ty Rohrer, at 847-336-1859.
J. L. Raymond Research Library
Are you looking for a bride’s room prior to your wedding in the Bowen Park
Formal Garden? Are you interested in renting a space for a group of 24 for a
bridal or baby shower? Are you tired of having your company “team” meeting
at the office? Tables and chairs are available for small parties and meetings of
24. Amenities include coffee makers, punch bowl and ladle, stove, refrigerator
and microwave. The main room at Lilac has a wonderful sun porch that
overlooks beautiful Bowen Park. The “Blue Room” is perfect for family
portraits. Rentals require a minimum of two hours and a $75 deposit is
required to hold the date. Contact the Jack Benny Center for the Arts
847-360-4740 to inquire about room rentals at Lilac Cottage. This building
is not suitable for children’s events.
The Waukegan Historical Society research collections are located in Lilac Cottage
in the Bowen Heritage Circle, 1911 N. Sheridan Road, Bowen Park. This extensive
collection of maps, documents, photographs, books and vertical files may be
accessed during open hours. Copy services are available for a slight fee, and
volunteers are on hand to assist with genealogical or other research topics. Call
librarian, Beverly Millard, at 847-360-4772 to learn more.
Library Hours
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 10am-2:30pm and also by appointment.
S P R I N G
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A11
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA & CONCERT CHORUS
Waukegan Symphony Orchestra
Young People’s Concert – Adult Tickets $5
Trapp Auditorium at Waukegan High School
2325 Brookside Avenue
Individual Tickets
Waukegan Symphony
Orchestra
$15
$10
$7
Waukegan Concert Chorus
Adult
Senior/Military
Students (19 and older with
college ID)
FREE Students 18 years and under*
Saturday, February 28, 2015 at 11am
Trapp Auditorium at Waukegan High School
$10
$8
$5
Adult
Senior/Military
Students (19 and older with
college ID)
FREE Students under 18 years*
*Under 12 must be accompanied by an adult
Dates, times and locations are subject to change–please call 847-360-4740 for updates.
The 2014-2015 Season is sponsored in part by the Illinois Arts Council.
Sunday, April 12, 2015 at 4pm
Waukegan Concert Chorus
122 N. Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue
Sunday, March 22, 2015 at 4pm
WAUKEGAN CONCERT CHORUS
Randy Casey, Music Director
WAUKEGAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
YOUNG
PEOPLE’S
CONCERT
March 22, 2015 Ý 4pm
WAUKEGAN HIGH SCHOOL
2325 BROOKSIDE AVENUE • WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS
122 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Ave.
Waukegan, Illinois
FEBRUARY 28, 2015 AT 11AM
TRAPP AUDITORIUM
This special concert is a musical tour of the sections of the orchestra along with some glimpses into the world of music making.
This is a perfect family activity. Students are free when accompanied by an adult and the adult tickets are $5.
Dates, times and locations are subject to change. Please call 847-360-4740 for updates.
For tickets or more information, please call 847-360-4740. Visit our website www.waukeganparks.org
The 2014-2015 Season is sponsored in part by the Illinois Arts Council.
TICKETS
$10 Adult
$8
Senior/Military
$5
Student
FREE Students 18 years and younger*
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S P R I N G
2 0 1 5
For tickets and reservations
call 847-360-4740
Illinois
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WAUKEGAN ARK DISTRICT
AN AGENCY OF
THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
Stephen Blackwelder
Music Director
Got Song?
Do you enjoy singing and are you interested in joining the chorus?
Auditions with the music director will be held by appointment by calling
847-360-4744.
Rehearsals are held Tuesday evenings at 7:30 – 9 p.m. at the
First Presbyterian Church, 122 N. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave., Waukegan, IL
(Next door to the Daniel T. Drew Municipal Complex)
If you have any questions feel free to call Jack Benny Center for the Arts at
847-360-4740
Are You Interested in Joining the Waukegan Symphony Orchestra?
Auditions are held before rehearsals on Monday evenings. Please call 847-360-4744
to make arrangements with the music director.
April 12, 2015 at 4pm
Trapp Auditorium
Rehearsals are held at the Waukegan High School Band room Monday evenings at
7pm at 2325 Brookside Avenue, Waukegan, IL (enter through the east doors and
take a right at the first hallway to the double doors on your right).
Waukegan High School
Waukegan, Illinois
TICKETS
Adult $15
Senior/Military $10
Student $7
FREE Students 18 years and younger*
For tickets and reservations
call 847-360-4740
Illinois
council
P
AN AGENCY OF
THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
Featuring:
Egmont Overture
Romance in F
Mass in C
with guest soloists and 140-voice DePaul Community Chorus
Concert Call
Concert Call is the support group for the Waukegan Symphony Orchestra and
the Waukegan Concert Chorus. Members are an integral part of the WSOCC.
New members are always welcome.
To obtain information about joining and the benefits of membership, please call
847-360-4740 or stop by the Jack Benny Center for the Arts and staff will be happy
to assist you.
Beethoven Bash!
WAUKEGAN ARK DISTRICT
S P R I N G
2 0 1 5
A9
CULTURAL ARTS
DANCE STUDIO
Dance is a skill and students should expect to take the same class multiple times
to master the skills needed to improve. Students may be moved to different class
based on dance skills. For all dance studio classes please wear shoes with
non-marking soles.
Ballet Uniform: Students enrolled in pre-ballet and ballet are expected to wear
the following uniform to every class. Female uniform is black leotard, black or pink
tights and ballet shoes. Male uniform is tight black pants, black t-shirt and ballet
shoes.
Ballet
Age 5-8
Ballet serves to foster and maintain both strength and flexibility, and develop an
extension in range of motion in the body. Along with learning the technique of
ballet, students learn discipline and grace. FDMiller
JBC MO
JBC MO
3/2-4/6
4/13-5/18
5:30-6:30pm
5:30-6:30pm
Reg by 2/23 $59/$70
Reg by 4/6 $59/$70
Pre-Ballet
#3082
#3083
Age 3-4
Pre-Ballet helps students’ progress through the various stages in preparation for
ballet. Students are introduced to the basic positions and steps. FDMiller
JBC TU
JBC TU
3/3-4/7
4/21-5/26
4:45-5:30pm
4:45-5:30pm
Reg by 2/24 $59/$70
Reg by 4/14 $59/$70
West African Dance
#3084
#3085
Age 6+
Learn the regional dances from Africa in this twelve-week class. Call 847-360-4740
for payment plans or email [email protected]. Instructor: Sokpo Doba,
Ivory Coast, Africa
Age 6-8
JBC TU
Age 9-15
JBC TU
Adults
JBC TU
3/3-5/19
6-6:45pm
Reg by 2/24 $132/$142 #3065
3/3-5/19
7-7:45pm
Reg by 2/24 $132/$142 #3067
3/3-5/19
8-9pm
Reg by 2/24 $132/$142 #3069
Age 5-12
Students will learn moves that include break dancing, pop-locking, and combination steps. Body rolls, slides, turns, and footwork are incorporated into this style of
dance. Join instructor Lydia Miller in a fun-filled dance experience. FDMiller
JBC TH
JBC TH
3/5-4/9
4/23-5/28
5:30-6:30pm
5:30-6:30pm
Dance Moves for Fitness
Break Dance
Age 8-Adult
Come and learn about the history of this influential dance style from its street beginnings to its popular influence in music. Learn dance moves of basic up-rock,
down-rock, power moves and freezes. The dances will be safely taught to fit each
individual’s learning level and ability. There will be a performance on the last day
of class for family and friends. FDKroll
Age 8-13
JBC WE 4/8-5/20
Age 14-Adult
JBC WE 4/8-5/20
6-7:15pm
7:30-8:45pm
Reg by 4/1
Reg by 4/1
$69/$75 #3075
$69/$75 #3076
Family Discount (FD) first pays the fee listed and the second
and all following pay $10 less than the listed price. This discount
works between classes taught by the same instructor. This discount is noted at the end of the description–FD Instructor’s last
name.
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Hip Hop
S P R I N G
2 0 1 5
Reg by 2/26 $59/$70
Reg by 4/9 $59/$70
#3086
#3087
Age 14-Adult
Get a work out and have fun doing it. Dance moves for fitness will have you break
a sweat and look good all the while. This class will use a variety of dance techniques, and incorporate multiple dance styles. Join this exciting and effective way
to stay fit and learn dance. FDKroll
JBC SA
3/7-4/11*
JBC SA
4/18-5/30**
*No class 4/4
**No class 5/23
9-10am
9-10am
Musical Theatre – Jazz
Reg by 2/28 $45/$50
Reg by 4/11 $45/$50
#3077
#3078
Age 7-13
If life is a stage, then live it dancing. Come and learn Musical Theater choreography
to hit broadway songs. Students will get to explore their facials, physicality and
dance moves in this fun new class. There will be a performance on the last day of
class for family and friends. Older students may take this class if they wish. FDKroll
JBC SA
3/7-4/11*
JBC SA
4/18-5/30**
*No class 4/4
**No class 5/23
10:15-11:15am
10:15-11:15am
Reg by 2/28 $45/$50
Reg by 4/11 $45/$50
#3079
#3080
CULTURAL ARTS
Tai Chi Chuan
Adult
An introduction to Tai Chi Chuan, a Chinese martial art, and ancient system of
movement and meditation. Through a series of slow movements, students develop
balance, form and mental calmness. Slow stretching and gentle exercises will bring
increased strength, flexibility, deep sense of serenity and helps relieve stress and
promotes a sense of physical and mental well-being. Instructor Bob Schwartz.
Call 847-360-4740 for prorated fee.
JBC MO 1/5-5/4*
7-8:30pm
JBC MO 6/1-7/27
7-8:30pm
*No class 1/19, 2/16 and 3/23
Reg by 9/1 Prorated #3036
Reg by 5/25 $72/$82 #3071
Yoga
Adult
Jacquelyn Cotey is a certified yoga instructor who will guide students in a program
that is a combination of Eastern tradition–Hatha Yoga and contemporary western
exercise physiology. This class is designed to offer a relaxing environment and
instruction that will help you meet the demands of your busy lifestyle and your
changing needs. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring along a yoga
mat and a pillow to each class.
JBC TH
3/12-4/30
JBC TH
5/14-7/9*
*Nbfo class 7/2
7-8:15pm
7-8:15pm
Reg by 3/5
Reg by 5/7
Academia Cultural Xilotl
$80/$90 #3072
$80/$90 #3073
A non-profit and family oriented organization. To preserve the Mexican and
Latin-American culture through history, art, music, and dance appreciation.
Academia Cultural Xilotl recognizes culture and tradition is central to life and
society. Therefore, understanding the Mexican & Latin-American culture will not
only assist in awareness but in discipline and future values as well. Offers an
alternative for participants to be creative in self-expression, have the opportunity
for team building, boost self-esteem resulting in higher grades and become better
citizens in an environment that reflects cultural and social diversity.
Una organización sin fines de lucro y orientada a la familia. Preservar la
cultura Mexicana y Latinoamericana a través de la historia, el arte, la música, y
apreciación de danza. Academia Xilotl Cultural reconoce la cultura y la tradición
es fundamental para la vida y la sociedad. Comprensión de la cultura Mexicana y
Latinoamericana no sólo ayudará en conocimiento, sino en la disciplina y los
valores futuros. Consecuente, ofrecer una alternativa a los participantes a ser
creativos en la auto-expresión, la oportunidad de formación de equipos, aumentar
la autoestima que resulta en calificaciones altas y convertirse en mejores
ciudadanos en un entorno que refleje la diversidad cultural y social.
OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS
Danza Mexika - Beginner
VAC SU
VAC SU
VAC SU
3/1-3/29
4/5-4/26
5/3-5/31
11am-12pm
11am-12pm
11am-12pm
Family
Reg by 2/28 $25
Reg by 3/29 $25
Reg by 4/26 $25
Danza Mexika – Advanced
Elementary to high school students are welcome to submit
their works of art and poetry to be displayed at the Jack Benny
Center for the Arts’ NEW Bulldog Clip Gallery.
ARTWORK & POETRY WILL BE DISPLAYED
IN THE FOLLOWING AGE GROUPS:
• K-2nd Grade
• Grades 3-5
• Grades 6-8
• High School
VAC SU
VAC SU
VAC SU
3/1-3/29
4/5-4/26
5/3-5/31
12-2pm
12-2pm
12-2pm
#4500
#4501
#4502
Family
Reg by 2/28 $25
Reg by 3/29 $25
Reg by 4/26 $25
#4503
#4504
#4505
Artwork/poem should be affixed to poster board or foam board and
must be able to be clipped to the display board with a bulldog clip and
not be larger than 9 x 12. Poetry is limited to one side of one page. Please
submit your work no later than 30 days before the designated showing.
Any artwork for sale must be noted with price and contact person
(parent or guardian for students under 18 years of age). Not all artwork/
poetry will be displayed, as space is limited. Forms are available online.
Contact Claudia Freeman at
847-360-4740 for further information.
S P R I N G
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A7
THEATRE
Accelerating Imaginations
Age 5-18
Join Compass Creative Dramatics as we take a high-speed trip through the world
of acting. Participate in this 45 minute activity that includes fun theatre games to
get your bodies revved up and creative wheels turning!
Age 5-9
JBC SA
Age 9-12
JBC SA
Age 12-18
JBC SA
3/7
1-1:45pm
Reg by 2/28 FREE
#3005
3/7
2-2:45pm
Reg by 2/28 FREE
#3006
3/7
3-3:45pm
Reg by 2/28 FREE
#3007
Intro to Improv
Age 5-18
Put on your listening caps and flex those creativity muscles! We're digging into the
art of improvisation through fast-paced games that explore how to play bravely by
working together with your fellow improvisers.
Age 5-10
JBC SA
Age 10-14
JBC SA
Age 14-18
JBC SA
3/14
1-1:45pm
Reg by 3/7
FREE
#3008
3/14
2-2:45pm
Reg by 3/7
FREE
#3009
3/14
3-3:45pm
Reg by 3/7
FREE
#3010
Spring Break Script Development Workshop Age 6-18
Come join the fun as we explore our newest script, The Jacksons & the Beanstalk!
We’re really excited about our new script – but we need some help from you! Our
script is still under construction and we want you to help us make it the best it can
be by being the first kids to try out our new scenes, songs, and dances! Anyone
grades 1-12 may participate- no experience required! Register early for discounts!
LC MO-FR
4/6-4/10
4-7:15pm
Reg by 3/23 $75
#3011
Private Acting Classes
ADULT ACTING
Acting 101
Age 6-18
Tumble down the rabbit hole with Alice as she encounters never-ending tea
parties, talking caterpillars, and mad court of playing cards and learns it is not
about where in the world you go, but who you are that matters! Register early
for discounts!
JBC MO-FR 7/20-7/24
9:30am-3pm
Reg by 6/22 $275
Reg by 7/13 $295
S P R I N G
2 0 1 5
TBD
7:30-8:30pm
Stage One
Reg by 3/9 $80/$95 #3004
Age 8-13
Stage One Show will be May 15 and 16 at 7pm. Call 847-360-4740 for tickets and
more information. Fall Stage One will start in August. Date is TBD #3044
#3012
Register for both the Spring Break Script Development and
Alice in Wonderland for $295 #3013
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Age 15+
Actor and Bowen Park Theatre Company’s artistic director, Jason Clark, will lead
an eight-week class for high school and adult actors of all levels of experience.
Students will work on scene study and will perform a scene at the end of the
eight weeks to “highlight” their work. Class may be rescheduled due to play
rehearsals. Class will start the week of March 16– days to be determined based
on students and instructor schedules.
JBC TBD
Alice in Wonderland –Summer!
Adult
If you need help on an audition piece, a scene you are working on or just want to
take acting lessons, Jason Clark will work one-on-one with you. Are you interested in working on a monologue, prepare for auditions, doing a script analysis,
working on character development, line memorization, or projection for one hour
per week in the Dr. Lynn Schornick Theatre. The cost is prorated for a semi-private
class. Call 847-360-4740 to set up private or semi-private acting classes. Cost is
$200/$225.
The Benefits of Youth Attending the Theatre:
• Theatre education develops an appreciation of theatre as an aesthetic experience, and an increased awareness of social and cultural
values
•It allows for the sharing of a communal art form
•Students participating in theatre have an increased knowledge of
history and human events
• Participate in the ARTS and GROW!
CULTURAL ARTS
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THE JACK BENNY CENTER ANNEX
The Visual Arts Center at 533 Grand Avenue
Entry to the Visual Arts Center is off Sherman Avenue (one block west of
West Street). Students should enter the building by going south on Sherman
Avenue to the first drive south of Grand Avenue. Follow the blue signs to locate
the Visual Arts Center. All registration for classes will be taken at Jack Benny
Center for the Arts (39 Jack Benny Drive-Bowen Park), the Belvidere Recreation
Center (412 S. Lewis Avenue), the Field House at Hinkston Park (800 Baldwin), or
online at www.waukeganparks.org. Bathrooms are downstairs on the lower level.
LITERARY ARTS AND DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY LAB
Through a generous donation from Comcast, the Cultural Arts Division of the
Waukegan Park District will be offering free and paid programming in the
Comcast Literary Arts and Digital Photography Lab. Cameras are provided for
use during the class.
Creative Writing
Paint a Masterpiece
Age 14+
Paint your own version of Van Gogh’s Starry Night. Come for a fun evening of
painting and leave with a new 11x14 painting. Supply fee of $5 due to Instructor
Mary Haas at the beginning of the class.
VAC FR
3/13
7-9pm
Reg by 3/4
$20/$25
Art History and Painting
4/7-5/26
9:15-10:45am
Age 8-16
Reg by 3/31 $85/$90
Walk to Library
LC SA
3/7-4/18*
LC SA
4/25-5/30
*No class 4/4
4:30-5:30pm
4:30-5:30pm
#3056
Age 8-16
LC SA
3/7-4/18*
LC SA
4/25-5/30
*No class 4/4
5:30-6:30pm
5:30-6:30pm
VAC TU
JBC SA
JBC SA
Reg by 4/6
Fashion Sketching
FREE
#3054
Ages 13+
Do you have a love for Fashion? Do you have ideas and don’t know how to get
them on paper? Fashion Sketching will teach you how to draw garments. This class
is suitable for beginning designers/sketchers.
VAC SA
4/11-5/16
4-6pm
Reg by 4/4
Beginning Drawing
$70/$80
#3057
Age 8+
No experience just interest needed for this drawing course. It will cover the basic
principles of drawing. Please bring a pencil and a 9x12 sketch pad (Drawing pencils HB, 2B, 4B, and 6B may be helpful but are not required).
VAC TH
VAC TH
3/5-4/9
4/23-5/28
5-6:30pm
5-6:30pm
Reg by 2/26 $65/$75
Reg by 4/16 $65/$75
Adult or Intermediate Drawing
#3058
#3059
Age 14+
This class will cover the basics of drawing including perspective, line, light and
shadow. This class is suitable for the adult beginner or any age intermediate student.
VAC TH
VAC TH
3/5-4/9
4/23-5/28
6:45-8:15pm
6:45-8:15pm
Reg by 2/26 $65/$75
Reg by 4/16 $65/$75
#3060
#3061
“Beginning Drawing” and “Adult or Intermediate Drawing” have a family discount
that works across the classes. The first pays the fee listed and the second and all
following pay $10 less than the listed price.
S P R I N G
2 0 1 5
Adult
See writing as a practice of life, no matter what style. Putting a pen to paper
is one of the oldest therapies and explorations of ourselves in this world. If you
are trying to figure out what you are really trying to say, come share some
time with other writers; get their feed back, exchange ideas, and be around
people who understand words.
Nature Photography
10:45am
FREE #3046
FREE #3047
Exploratory Writing
This for students in Art History and Painting. The Cultural Arts Specialist
will walk with students and deliver them safe to the library. Once they are in the
library, no further supervision is provided.
4/7-5/26
Reg by 2/28
Reg by 4/18
#3055
Each week, we'll look at a different artist or art movement, and make a painting or
other piece of art related to the lesson. This class is designed for ages 8-16 but
younger children may join with and the permission of the instructor and if accompanied by a parent. Supply list is available online and at the Jack Benny Center for
the Arts. Family Discount first pays the fee listed and the second and all following
pay $10 less than the listed price.
VAC TU
Age 13-16
Invent and explore yourself through one of the oldest therapies –Writing. If
you are trying to figure out what you are really trying to say, come share some
time with other writers; get their feed back, exchange ideas, and be around
people who understand words.
Reg by 2/28 $60/$65 #3048
Reg by 4/18 $60/$65 #3049
Age 8-13
Wonder at the world around you. Point, Click and Capture nature in a sustainable way and take it home. Dress for the weather.
4/11-5/2
5/9-5/30
9:30-10:30am
9:30-10:30am
Photography
Reg by 4/4
Reg by 5/2
FREE #3050
FREE #3051
Age 14+
Explore the artistic aspects of photography with Mary Neely. Dress for the
weather.
JBC TU
JBC TU
4/7&4/14
5/12&5/19
6:30-7:30pm
6:30-7:30pm
Reg by 3/31 $20/$25 #3052
Reg by 5/5 $20/$25 #3053
The Benefits of Visual Art Education:
• Students gain insight from visual experience to construct meaning
by observation, reflection, and application of ideas
• Art students recognize similarities and differences in the world
• Art allows the young artist to attach visual images to words and
abstract ideas
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CULTURAL ARTS
FACULTY
Strings
Jack Dudley - Cello and String Bass
Kate Dudley - Violin and Viola
Annette McClellan - Violin and Viola
Rachel Hughes - Cello
Bart Medlicott - Violin, Viola, Cello
and String Bass
Roxanne Swanson - Violin
Piano
Jeff DeLay
Richard Schwinn
Roxanne Swanson
Voice
Rebecca Blumer
Jeff DeLay
Woodwinds and Brass
Jane Hager-Flute/Suzuki Flute
Guitar and Ukulele
Ed Jiminez*
Hammered Dulcimer
Jane Hager
West African Drums
Helen Bond
Art
Tom Bartlett
Mary Haas
Pat King
Dance Studio
Jacquelyn Cotey
Carly Kroll
Lydia Miller
Robert Schwartz
Sokpo Doba
Theatre
Jason Clark
Margaret Hughes
Compass Creative Dramatics
Comcast Literary Arts
& Digital Photography Lab
Mary Neely – Photography
Rachel Hughes - Writing
Academia Cultural Xilotl
Maria Calderone*
*Bi-lingual
Private Music Instruction for 2014-2015
Winter: January 26–March 28
Spring: April 13–May 30
Summer: June 8–August 1
Jack Benny Center for the Arts offers lessons in piano, traditional violin, viola, cello, string bass, voice, guitar, woodwinds, brass,
dulcimer and ukulele. Arrangements for lessons are scheduled individually and price for one half hour lesson is $16-22 dependent
on the instructor. Jack Benny Center for the Arts offers five sessions of eight-week lessons each year. Please call the Center at
847-360-4740 for dates, times, and availability of lessons. Jack Benny Center does not rent instruments or sell music books. Students
must be able to practice lessons on a daily basis, have the recommended music book and instrument. Some group lessons may
need to be combined to meet minimum registration. Students are called one week before lessons if class has not met its minimum.
Scholarship
Generous grants, endowments and memorial funds as well as fundraising efforts of community organizations have allowed the
Center to provide partial scholarships to a limited number of students in art, theatre, dance, and music. If you are interested in
providing funds for the scholarship program, starting a memorial scholarship fund or are in need of a scholarship, please contact
the Center at 847-360-4740 for assistance. Scholarships require a registration form plus additional paperwork that includes a
financial statement, two letters of recommendation, a scholarship form, and a volunteer application and agreement.
http://waukeganparks.org/cultural-arts/programsclasses.htm#ScholarshipInformation
Clases Privadas de Música
Jack Benny Center for the Arts (Jack Benny Centro de las Artes) ofrece clases de piano, violín tradicional, viola, violonchelo, contrabajo, voz, instrumentos de madera, latón, dulcémele, y ukelele. Arreglos para las lecciones están programados individualmente y el
precio de una lección de media hora es de $16-22 dólares, depende del instructor. Jack Benny Center for the Arts ofrece cinco sesiones de clases, de ocho semanas cada año. Por favor, llame al Centro al 847-360-4740 para las fechas, el horario y disponibilidad
de las clases. Jack Benny Center no alquila instrumentos ni vende libros de música. Los estudiantes deben ser capaces de practicar
las lecciones diariamente, tener el libro de música recomendada e su instrumento. Algunas clases en grupo pueden necesitar ser
combinados para alcanzar el registro mínimo. Los estudiantes serán contactados una semana antes de las clases si el mínimo de algunos no se cumple para cancelar las clases.
Becas
Las generosas donaciones, dotaciones y fondos conmemorativos, así como los esfuerzos de recaudación de fondos de las organizaciones comunitarias han permitido el Centro ofrecer becas parciales a un número limitado de estudiantes en el arte, el teatro, la
danza y la música. Si usted está interesado en proveer fondos para el programa de becas, a partir de un fondo de becas memorial o
está en necesidad de una beca, por favor contacte al Centro al 847-360-4740 para obtener ayuda. Las becas requieren un formulario
de inscripción, más papeleo adicional que incluye un estado financiero, dos cartas de recomendación, una forma de becas, y una solicitud de voluntario y el acuerdo. Por favor, visítenos en la web para los formularios e información de becas:
http://www.waukeganparks.org/cultural-arts/programs-classes.htm#ScholarshipInformation
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The Benefits of Music Education:
Bowen Park Theatre Company at
Waukegan Park District – Bowen Park
Waukegan Concert Chorus and
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S P R I N G
2 0 1 5
• Educators believe that engagement in music supports academic
achievement
• As early as pre-school, playing music helps children acquire knowledge, skills, and attitudes that influence them throughout their lives
• Children who make music gain the self-esteem that comes with
personal achievement.
CULTURAL ARTS
GROUP MUSIC LESSONS
String Ensemble
Age 7-14
String Ensemble is open to violin, viola, cello and string bass players with two or
more years experience on their instrument. Students will play chamber music with
emphasis on rhythm, balance, and style. Students will be required to provide their
own instrument and to practice assigned parts between lessons.
JBC TH
4/16-6/4
5:30-6:30pm
Reg by 4/9
Djembe Drumming
$56/$66
#3041
Age 7+
Helen Bond teaches Djembe technique and solo patterns, helping you to make the
clearest tones and slaps on your drum. She has been traveling to West Africa and
specifically Guinea for the past 13 years studying the drumming, dancing, and culture. Drums will be provided upon request. Take the class with a friend for a discounted rate, for two $20/$25.
VAC WE
VAC WE
3/25
4/22
6-7pm
6-7pm
Reg by 3/18 $15/$18
Reg by 4/15 $15/$18
#3042
#3043
Meet the Music Instructors
Availability subject to change. Call 847-360-4740.
Rebecca Blumer
Wednesday
Instrument: Voice
Education: Bachelor of Music Education
Teaching Experience: 1 year
Ages: 12+
Jeff DeLay
Thursday and Saturday
Instrument: Piano and Voice
Education: Master of Music in Vocal Performance
Teaching Experience: Over 15 years
Ages: Piano 6+ and Voice 12+
Jack Dudley
Tuesday
Instrument: Cello and Bass
Education: B.S. & M.S. in Music Education
Ages: 6+
Kate Dudley
Wednesday
Instrument: Violin and Viola
Education: B.S. & M.S. in Music Education
Ages: 3-5 with an evaluation, 6+
Jane Hager
Tuesday
Instrument: Flute and Hammered Dulcimer
Education: B.S. in Elementary Education with a Music
Minor, Certified Music Practitioner through Music of
Healing and Transition program
Ages: 6+
Rachel Hughes
Friday and Saturday
Instrument: Cello
Playing experience: 17 years, studied under
Tony Porter
Education: B.A. English
Ages: 4-5 with an evaluation, 6+
Ed Jimenez
Saturday
Instrument: Guitar and Ukulele
Education: Minor in Music Theory and Composition
Teaching Experience: 3 years
Ages: 9+
Bilingual
Bart Medlicott
Tuesday or Wednesday
Instrument: Violin, Viola, Cello, String Bass
Education: B.S. Music Education
Ages: 4-5 with evaluation, 6+
Richard Schwinn
Tuesday and Wednesday
Instrument: Piano
Education: Masters in Theory and Performance
Ages: 6+
Roxanne Swanson
Wednesday
Instrument: Violin & Piano
Education: B.F.A. ceramics emphasis and B.S. in Art
Education
Ages: 6+
Annette McClellan
Tuesday and Thursday
Instrument: Violin, Viola, String Ensemble
Education: B.A. in Music Education
Ages: 4-5 with evaluation, 6+
S P R I N G
2 0 1 5
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WAUkEGAN PARk DISTRICT
2000 BELVIDERE ROAD
WAUkEGAN IL. 60085-6172
RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER
Established
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Spring 2015
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GURNEE, IL
PERMIT NO. 340
Your Arts Connection
June 6, 2015
10am-4pm
Bowen Park
See page 20 for details.
Waukegan's 16th Annual

2015 SPRING Program Guide

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