PLAY IN FAIRFIELD SEASONAL EVENTS

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Parks & Recreation
CITY OF FAIRFIELD | FALL 2016
PLAY IN FAIRFIELD
SEASONAL EVENTS
THEATRE | DANCE
FALL ACTIVITIES
REGISTER NOW!
www.fairfield-city.org/parks/
FALL • www.Fairfield-City.org • 867-5348
VILLAGE GREEN FARMERS
& ARTISANS MARKET
Discover Village Green Farmers Market at
Village Green Park!
Village Green Farmers Market offers fresh, local, in
season produce and meats. Locally baked breads,
cookies, cupcakes, and even some of the gluten free
variety! Handmade, professional quality artisan goods.
Live music and food trucks! All this and more have
made the Village Green Farmers Market a wonderful
addition to the community! If you haven’t made your
way out yet, there is still time, as the market season
runs until mid-October.
What can you expect to find at the market each week?
You can count on 5Oaks Organics, Johnson Family
Farm and other local farmers to have fresh berries
and excellent homegrown vegetables. Whitesels
Farm Market provides pastured pork, chicken, eggs,
and nitrate free bacon! Small Acres Family Farm
now offers grass fed beef and sausages! Candles by
Small Town Candle are unique and full of fragrance,
perfect for every room in the house or for gift giving! Chesapeake Popcorn
uses organic popping corn to craft the best varieties. Enjoy raw, local honey
from Deb’s Beez. Local farmer, Pete Groh, is here with his fresh sweet corn.
Katie’s Classic Cookies tantalizes your taste buds with her freshly baked
cookies. Honey Tree Acres Farm provides your table with their weekly
splash of color and your garden with fresh herbs and fresh produce! Eat a
paleo diet? Paleolicious Cincinnati is your delight you. Even your pets can
enjoy the spoils of the market with treats from Krafty
Kritters Pet Bakery!
With more than 20 vendors each week,
there’s certain to be something for
everyone! Like the Fairfield Village Green
Farmers Market on Facebook for more!
** Don’t forget the Family Story Time – from 6:30 -7 pm at the Lane
Library Veranda ** RAIN OR SHINE
VILLAGE GREEN FARMERS &
ARTISANS MARKET
NOW through OCTOBER 19
Farmers Market
Village Green Parking Lot
Family Story Time
Fairfield Lane Library Veranda
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DAY
TIME
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4 -7 pm
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6:30 - 7 pm
Community Events
COMMUNITY &
SPECIAL EVENTS
FARM-R-TREAT AT THE FARMER’S MARKET
WEDNESDAY | OCTOBER 19, 2016 | 4 - 7 pm
Bring the whole family to enjoy a special seasonal twist
throughout Village Green Park at the season finale of the Village
Green Farmers Market.
All your fall favorites for eating and decorating will be available
from local farmers, bakers, and crafters. Your kids can wear
their costumes to trick or treat throughout the market,
play free seasonal games and explore the park with a selfie
scavenger hunt, while you check out the added fall craft
vendors, food trucks and live entertainment.
BLUES AND BBQ SERIES
Bring your chairs or blankets. Relax to the music or explore nature
throughout Huffman Park. Listen to the sound of blues from great
local musicians. Enjoy the smells and tastes of Hammann’s Catering.
SATURDAY, Sep 10
6 pm
46 Long
COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE
Refreshments are available to all donors. Schedule a time for your
donation on the Blood Drive site at www.donortime.com or call
1-800-388-GIVE.
THURSDAY, Sep 15
3:30-6:30 pm
CAC/Donor Coach
MONDAY, Nov 28
4-7 pm
Fire Department/Donor Coach
HIGHBALL MIXES
AT PHALEN BANQUET CENTER AT SOUTH TRACE GOLF COURSE
Experience the tastes and spirits that you’ve always wanted to try. Enjoy
a different cocktail theme each month, paired with heavy hors d’oeuvre
and the beautiful views of the South Trace Golf Course. Live music
completes this summer series, so bring your friends for a fun night out!
COURSE#
FRIDAY
TIME
THEME
SE 23
Aug 26
6:30-9:30 pm Shades of Rum
FEE
$30/$35
DECEMBER
HOLIDAY
EVENTS
Save the Dates!
The next edition of the
Fairfield Flyer will include
information for Fairfield’s
annual Holiday events,
including Light Up Fairfield
(12/3), Breakfast with Santa
(12/10), Bedtime Stories with
Santa (12/5-6), and all of the
holiday-related events at the
Community Arts Center and
Village Green. Visit
www.fairfield-city.org/holiday.
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VILLAGE GREEN EVENTS
PRESENTED BY
SWINGIN’ ON THE GREEN
VILLAGE GREEN AMPHITHEATER | MONDAYS | 7 PM
Get out of your lawn chair, off your blanket, and dance the night away to this collection of
lively jazz and blues groups. All concerts take place at Village Green Park.
DATE
PERFORMER
FEATURED RESTAURANTS*: DESSERT VENDORS*:
Aug 15
The After Hours Band
Hot Head Burrito and
Piggin’-n-Grinnin’ BBQ
Flub’s, Kona Ice and Katie’s Classic
Cookies *Subject to change
PRESENTED BY
GROOVIN’ ON THE GREEN
VILLAGE GREEN AMPHITHEATER | THURSDAYS | 7 PM
An amazing mix of music, food and fun. Little ones can
enjoy the Kids Zone. Groovin’ on the Green partners and
area businesses share information about their services and maybe even
some giveaways. Support the Fairfield Food Pantry by bringing your donations to any of the Groovin’ concerts.
FEATURED RESTAURANTS*:
DATE
PERFORMER (MUSIC TYPE)
Hammann’s Butcher Shop, Deli
Aug 18
Flash Bang (Ohio National Guard Band)
Aug 25
BlueStone Ivory (Classic Rock ‘n Roll)
Sep 1
Thunderbay (Classic Rock)
and Catering, Hot Head Burrito,
Piggin’-n-Grinnin’ BBQ
DESSERT VENDORS*:
Flub’s, Kona Ice and Katie’s Classic
Cookies *Subject to change
MOVIES IN THE PARK
VILLAGE GREEN PARK | FRIDAY | DUSK
The Fairfield Fire Department hosts all of the pre-show fun and
giveaways. All movies take place at Village Green Park and begin
at dusk. (Rain date is the following Friday for all movies.)
DATE
FEATURED MOVIE*
Sep 9
Hotel Transylvania 2
*All movie titles subject to change.
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EVENT PARTNERS
Village Green Events
HERO’S RIDE CELEBRATION
Village Green hosts the pre-ride registration and ceremonies of the 12th Annual Hero’s Ride benefiting Impact A Hero. The ride is dedicated in memory to the many local heroes that have made the
ultimate sacrifice for our nation.
AUGUST 20, 2016
Time
Performer/Event
Location
10 am
Noon
1 pm
Ride Registration
Pre-Ride Ceremony
Hero’s Ride Departs
CAC Parking Lot
Village Green
Village Green/Wessel Drive
5TH ANNUAL HONOR &
REMEMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL
AUGUST 19-20, 2016
Come out and help celebrate our freedom, our nation’s heroes and their families. This is a free concert featuring local
and regional bands and is open to the public. All proceeds from the Music Festival will be used to further the Honor and
Remember Mission to present one personalized Honor and Remember Flag to every family that has lost a loved one due
to their military service to our Nation.
Day
Time
Featured Performer
Aug 19
Aug 19
Aug 20
Aug 20
Aug 20
Aug 20
Aug 20
6:15 - 7:30 pm
8:30 - 10 pm
10 - 11:30 am
2 - 3:15 pm
4 - 5:15 pm
6 - 7:30 pm
8:30 - 10 pm
You, Me & Him
The Sonny Moorman Group
Streetwise
Gerhard Albinus
Tim Tegge
Deuces Wild
Brass Tracks
9TH ANNUAL VILLAGE GREEN CAR SHOW
SATURDAY | SEPTEMBER 17, 2016 | 4 - 10 pm
FEATURING THE BELAIRS AT 7PM
Presented by Barry Brown Paving
Classic and antique cars, trucks, and motorcycles are displayed around Village
Green while you enjoy music and good food. The Belairs headline this event
and the show kicks off at 7pm.
FEATURED RESTAURANTS*:
DESSERT VENDORS*:
Hot Head Burrito, Piggin’-n-Grinnin’
BBQ & Hammann’s
Flub’s & Amaizing Grace Kettlecorn
*Subject to change
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Theatre
THEATRE
FAIRFIELD FOOTLIGHTERS | Announcing the 2016-17 Season!
SUBSCRIPTIONS AVAILABLE THROUGH OCTOBER 2, $48 ADULT / $40 SENIOR
SINGLE TICKETS NOW ON SALE, $15 ADULT / $13 SENIOR OR STUDENT
THE RAINMAKER
By N. Richard Nash
At the time of a paralyzing drought
in the West, we discover a girl whose
father and two brothers are worried
as much about her potential future
as an old maid as they are about
their dying cattle. The brothers try
every possible scheme to marry her
off, but without success. Nor is there
any sign of relief from the dry heat,
when suddenly from out of nowhere appears a sweet-talking
man with quite the sales pitch, claiming to be a “rainmaker.”
Directed by Geoffrey Werbin
FRI, Sep 23
8 pm
FRI, Sep 30
8 pm
SAT, Sep 24
8 pm
SAT, Oct 1
8 pm
SUN, Sep 25
2 pm
SUN, Oct 2
2 pm
By Joe DiPietro
Nick is a single, Italian-American guy from New Jersey. His parents
retired and moved to Florida. That doesn’t mean his family isn’t
still in Jersey. In fact, he sees both sets of his grandparents every
Sunday for dinner. This is routine until he has to tell them that
he’s been offered a dream job. The job he’s been waiting for—
marketing executive—would take him away from his beloved, but
annoying, grandparents. He tells them. The news doesn’t sit well.
Directed by Brandon Burtis
FRI, Nov 11
8 pm
FRI, Nov 18
8 pm
SAT, Nov 12
8 pm
SAT, Nov 19
8 pm
SUN, Nov 13
2 pm
SUN, Nov 20
2 pm
THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM
COUNTY SPELLING BEE
THE BOYS NEXT DOOR
By Tom Griffen
The place is a communal residence in a New England city where
four mentally handicapped men live under the supervision of
an earnest, but increasingly “burned out,” young social worker
named Jack. Norman works in a doughnut shop and is unable
to resist the lure of the sweet pastries; Lucien P. Smith has the
mind of a five-year-old but imagines that he is able to be more;
Arnold, the ringleader of the group, is a hyperactive, compulsive
chatterer; while Barry, a brilliant schizophrenic who is devastated
by the unfeeling rejection of his brutal father, fantasizes that he is
a golf pro.
Directed by Kevin Noll
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OVER THE RIVER AND THROUGH
THE WOODS
Conceived by Rebecca Feldman,
Additional Material by Jay Reiss
Music and Lyrics by William Finn, Book
by Rachel Sheinkin
An eclectic group of six mid-pubescents
vie for the spelling championship of
a lifetime. Winner of the Tony and the
Drama Desk Awards for Best Book, The
25th Annual Putnam County Spelling
Bee has charmed audiences across
the country with its effortless wit and
humor. Featuring a fast-paced wildly funny and touching book by
Rachel Sheinkin and a truly fresh and vibrant score by William Finn,
this bee is one unforgettable experience.
Directed by Heidi Schiller
FRI, Feb 17
8 pm
FRI, Feb 24
8 pm
FRI, May 19
8 pm
FRI, May 26
8 pm
SAT, Feb 18
8 pm
SAT, Feb 25
8 pm
SAT, May 20
8 pm
SAT, May 27
8 pm
SUN, Feb 19
2 pm
SUN, Feb 26
2 pm
SUN, May 21
2 pm
SUN, May 28
2 pm
Theatre & Music
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST
Presented by Cincinnati Christian Schools
Two young gentlemen living in 1890’s England use the fictitious
character of ‘Earnest’ to win their lady-loves. Jack has invented a
brother, Earnest, who he uses as an excuse to leave his dull country
life. His cousin, Algernon, takes the name ‘Earnest’ to impress
Cecily, Jack’s beautiful young ward. Things start to go awry when
the gentlemen cross each other’s paths and their deceptions are
discovered - threatening to spoil their romantic pursuits.
FRI, Oct 14
7 pm
SAT, Oct 15
2 pm
SAT, Oct 15
7 pm
Tickets: $10 All Seats • On Sale September 6
MUSIC
FAIRFIELD SIGNATURE SESSIONS
All shows start at 8PM | Tickets: $30 Orchestra/$25 Stadium | On Sale September 1
RONNY COX BAND
SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 2017
Ronny’s music is eclectic; a woven tapestry of songs and stories with an
over-all arc that eventually comes together and tells something about
“the human condition.” Scores of fans will attest that attending one of
his performances is one of the greatest evenings to experience. With
the gift of a consummate storyteller, he shares funny, sad and tender
moments. “…He is a study in easygoing amiability and unforced charisma. He
charms crowds with self-teasing humor, tart progressive insight, and a lulling
Southwestern folk sound….” -Boston Globe.
JUICE NEWTON
SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 2017
A Grammy, CMA, and Billboard award-winning artist with
multiple platinum and gold albums, ten million records
sold and 15 Top 10 Hits under her belt, her soaring
notes and silken phrasing has made her one of the most
evocative and enduring performers of our time. Among
her songs are the enormous hits “Angel of the Morning,”
“Queen of Hearts,” and the #1 country smash “The
Sweetest Thing (I’ve Ever Known).”
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Music & Art
WINE, WOMEN & SONG—FRIDAY NIGHT CABARET
All shows start at 8PM, doors open at 7PM | Tickets: $20 Cafe/$18 Stadium • On Sale September 1
LISA BIALES: HISTORY OF THE BLUES | OCTOBER 28, 2016
Singer/songwriter Lisa Biales brings to life a History of the Blues in song. She performs
her own music and the works of Memphis Minnie, Sippie Wallace, and Mississippi John
Hurt. Lisa also gives examples of the influence that Blues music has had on artists such as
Bonnie Raitt and Patsy Cline. “Lisa Biales has one of those great voices of our times.” - Cascade
Blues Association—WSCA
QUEEN CITY SISTERS | FEBRUARY 10, 2017
With vintage style and a touch of sass, their swingin’ beat will have you tapping your toes
and snapping your fingers. This a cappella trio dazzles audiences with their close harmony
arrangements of songs from the 1930s, 40s, and 50s! Classic songs by Rosemary Clooney,
Doris Day, The Andrews Sisters and more round out an entertaining song list.
HELEN WELCH | APRIL 7, 2017
Helen Welch is a critically-acclaimed vocalist whose live stage performances explore
a diverse range of musical compositions, starting with the 1930s up through present-day. Whether she’s singing Ella Fitzgerald, Peggy Lee and Sarah Vaughan, or
Elton John, Sting and Randy Newman, Helen’s sophisticated vocals and humor leave
audiences enchanted.
ART
JIM BROCKMAN
NOW through September 17
A native of Cincinnati, Jim started his career in
photography 30 years ago by shooting weddings
and little league teams. Since that time, he’s
expanded his portfolio through his instruction of
countless photography students, and his interest
in landscapes, depth of field, and city shots that
makes his a truly unique voice.
11TH ANNUAL COMMUNITY SHOWCASE
Opening September 30 through November 13
Some of the best that Greater Cincinnati has to offer is highlighted in artwork from all ages
and experience levels. Local artists, ages 18 or older, who have not previously had a private
showing and reside within 40 miles of Fairfield will take part in the juried competition.
Opening Reception and Awards Thursday, September 29 from 6-8 pm with light refreshments
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Variety
VARIETY
ONE STAGE SERIES...MANY CULTURES...ONE STAGE
All shows start at 8PM | Tickets: $18 Adults/$15 Seniors or Students • On Sale September 1
FROM LITTLE THINGS | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2016 AND
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2016
An original, one-act, play about growing up and finding love in and around Fairfield in
the mid-1950s. This heart-warming, slice-of-life, play is based on the true story of Pete
and Alberta Groh; how they met, what tore them apart, and the little things that brought
them back together for a lifetime of happiness. Life-long residents of the area will enjoy
the nostalgia of Saturday football games, Junior Tea Dances and LeSourdsville rides and
games.
THE FRANZ KLABER ORCHESTRA | SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 2017
The Franz Klaber Orchestra (also known as the Klaberheads) delivers an evening
of Big Band Era favorites like “In the Mood,” “It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t
Got that Swing),” and “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy,” as well as ballads such as
“Moonlight Serenade,” tangos, foxtrots, waltzes, and more.
BOB CATES: COMEDY IN MOTION | SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 2017
Best Variety Act 2014 Nominee, Canadian Comedy Awards
A four-time “Entertainer of the Year (CEIA),” “Best Variety Act” and “Best One Man Show”
nominee (Canadian Comedy Awards), Bob Cates is a Juggling Champion, clean comedian
and physical variety artist that has been delighting audiences full time for over 22 years.
He keeps audiences laughing with comedy routines involving advanced juggling, wild
unicycling and balancing skills, magic, dance, black light, lasers, and an insane 21 realplate-spinning finale that has to be seen to be believed.
DEPUE DE HOYOS | SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2017
Individually, Alex DePue and Miguel De Hoyos have wowed the world, from DePue
performing at Carnegie Hall at the age of 14 and touring with rock guitarist Steve Vai
to De Hoyos entertaining government officials and diplomats in Mexico and performing in Romania by invitation from the Romanian government. Together, they
produce an unparalleled sound, music that can speak to anyone’s soul. “I’ve seen
the great guitar players up close and in person: Santana, Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan...
Miguel De Hoyos is among these greats...” - Steve Dryden, Baja Breeze - B.C.N., MX
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Variety
ENTERACT FAMILY SERIES
PRODUCTIONS FOR ALL AGES
All shows start at 7PM | Tickets: $10 Adults/$7 Children 12 and under • On Sale September 1
HANK FINCKEN: CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2016
Columbus sailed west in 1492 with faulty information. Today his journey is both celebrated and
condemned. What makes him so controversial? The audience plays The Spanish Royal Court as
Columbus attempts to explain his goals and deeds from 1492-1506. Mr. Fincken makes him flesh
and blood in Columbus’ own time. The audience must decide for itself whether the Admiral is hero
or villain. Ages 10 and up.
ALEX ZERBE: THE ZANIAC SHOW | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2016
With the energy of 1,000 suns, The Zaniac shines like a comedy beacon as he bounces
from one end of the stage to the other like an untamed rubber band. Jaws will drop
as Alex juggles bowling balls, flaming torches and slices vegetables in half with a flying
playing card. “The total package!” — Piers Morgan, America’s Got Talent! All ages.
ROBERT POST: POST COMEDY THEATRE | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2017
Hilarious, poignant, and physically dazzling, this one-man variety show serves up a delightful
entertainment feast. Post serves as his own witty master of ceremonies as his meticulously crafted
sketches fill the stage with bumblers, dreamers, and cartoonish heroes of every stripe. You’ll roar
with laughter and smile in amazement. “Post merits a place on anybody’s all-star team of the goofily
gifted.” — The New York Times. All ages.
THEATREWORKS USA: THE LIGHTENING THIEF | FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 2017
Percy Jackson is about to be kicked out of boarding school...again. And that’s the least of his troubles. Lately, mythological monsters and the gods of Mount Olympus seem to be walking straight out
of the pages of Percy’s Greek mythology textbook and into his life. And worse, he’s angered a few of
them. Zeus’s master lightning bolt has been stolen and Percy is the prime suspect. Adapted from the
book “ The Lightning Thief” by Rick Riordan. “The Lightning Thief is an action-packed musical with heroic
battles and mythological beasties.” — New York Post. Ages 10 and up.
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Theatre
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of Fairfield Parks and Recreation is to enrich the quality of life for the citizens of the
community, sustain the City’s natural resources and environment and provide broad based leisure
activities, cultural opportunities, facilities and services for all ages.
PROGRAM CANCELLATION DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
At times, unforeseen circumstances can disrupt
SCHEDULED EVENTS are defined as meetings,
operations and force management to cancel
private rentals, theatre rentals, theatre producprograms. In making these determinations,
tions and special events taking place at a facility
Management Staff carefully considers the safety
during a predetermined time.
and security of the general public and department
staff.
CANCELLATIONS: The decision to conduct
CLASSES during normal hours of operation will be
CLASSES are defined as registered or drop-in
made by 8 am whenever possible.
programs that are leader-directed and offered at
The department will issue cancellation
a predetermined time.
announcements through its current media
outlets, city website and signage at facilities.
ACTIVITIES are self-directed programs or services
Information will also be available on the
that do not require registration.
automated hotline at 896-8400.
THANKS VOLUNTEERS
The City of Fairfield would like to thank all of the volunteers listed below for their service between
February and July, 2016.
IMPORTANT
PHONE
NUMBERS
Administrative Offices
513/867-5348
Fax 513/867-6070
Aquatic Center
(Summer)
513/939-2782
Fairfield Community
Arts Center
513/867-5348
Fairfield Greens
North Trace Golf Course
513/939-3741
South Trace Golf Course
513/858-7750
Marsh Lake Bait House
513/858-1685
Recreation Hotline
513/896-8400
PARKS AND
RECREATION
BOARD
Adopt-a-Park – Richard Martin
Adopt-a-Roadway – FOPA Lodge 97 (Kathy Contadino, Jack Contadino, Lew Hollinger, Nancy
Kunka, Alyssa Lee, Glenn Maumeier, Norma Maumeier, Sis Norton, Diane Thomas, Jack Wesseler,
Doug Meece, Chair
Jean Wesseler)
Dean Bruewer
Community Arts Center Ushers – Carolyn Cassel, Debbie Daniels, Jeanie DeLorenzo, Darlene
Dennis Miller
Feldmann, Lee Goodwin, Donna Hart, Mildred Holland, Linda Jones, Bob Kinner, Sherry KnappDale Paullus
Brown, Diane Landi, Pam Lauruska, Darvin Mueller, Glenna Porter, Pat Ragland, James Roesener,
Debbie Pennington
Bob Schindler, Ruth Schindler, Marilyn Schlabach, Marilyn Seither, Anna Sheyn, Barbara Sjodahl,
Mark Smith
Lavern Strittholt, Jean Thomas
Groovin’ Grill – Bob Kinner, Greg Louono, Darvin Mueller, Mark Wagner
Income Tax – Carolyn Cassel, Mary Roeder
Mail Couriers – Veronica Craig, Fred Frey, Jim Jacobs, Penny Jacobs, Greg LoBuono, Darvin Mueller, Joan Sebastian, Joan
Scanlon, Nancy Trafton, Tom Trafton, Jerri Williams Wilson
Municipal Court – Shirley Howard, George Schwartz, and Marian Tepe
Senior Lounge & 55 Plus Events – Carol Griffiths, Darvin Mueller, Donna Hart, Mildred Holland, Pat Ragland, Jean Thomas,
Pat Gutman, Joan Scanlon, Jerry Sharp
Village Green Events – Donna Hart, Michael Jung, Joan Scanlon, Marilyn Seither, Spencer Yambrich
Looking for volunteer opportunities with the City of Fairfield? Visit www.fairfield-city.org/volunteer for more information.
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CLASSES & AFTER SCHOOL
AFTER/OUT-OF-SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR 2016-17
Kindergarten–6th Graders • MONDAY–FRIDAY • 3:00–6:00 pm • $50/wk
Children in grades K-6 can fill the afternoon gap with activities that enhance the mind,
body and spirit. The Kidz Klub program incorporates a schedule of monthly activities
that include: group fitness, healthy snacks, field trips, creative art and crafts, scheduled
homework time, and plenty of free play opportunities. Bus service is available for
residents attending Fairfield South Elementary and parochial schools. Information
packets are available at the CAC front desk. Registration is currently underway and
space is limited. A deposit of $100 is required to reserve your child’s place.
PRESCHOOL &
KINDERGARTEN
Ages 6 and Younger
Spots still available for the 2016-17 school
year.
PreS.M.A.R.T.I.E.S.
Ages 3–4 Year Olds
Tuesdays & Thursdays • 10 am–Noon
— NEW DAYS
Through Arts and Crafts, our Recreational/
Educational program will help teach your
child to recognize letters, shapes and colors.
All kids must be potty trained and 3 by
December 31, 2016. For further information,
contact Lori Haven at 896-8410 or lhaven@
fairfield-city.org.
S.M.A.R.T.I.E.S.
Social Studies/Science-Math-Art-Reading-Together-In an-Educational-Surrounding
Ages 4–6 Year Olds
Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays
1–3 pm
Our Recreational/Educational program for 4
- 6 year olds is still taking enrollment for the
2016-2017 school year. All kids must be 4
or older by December 31, 2016. For further
information, contact Lori Haven at 896-8410
or [email protected].
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ARTS & CRAFTS
GRANDPARENT’S
DAY—NEW
AGES 3 - 6 | INSTRUCTOR: Marcy Martin
Preschoolers spend time with a grandparent
and listen to stories, make a craft and make
a small snack to share. A grandparent must
stay with child (One grandparent per child
and you only pay for the child).
CAC CHILDREN’S ROOM
FRIDAY
FALL A
COURSE #AC1
R/NR FEE
Sep 9
10 - 11:30 am
$18/$23
KIDS IN THE KITCHEN
AGES 3 - 6 | INSTRUCTOR: Lori Haven
3 WEEK SESSION Introduction to easy
recipes, simple measurement, and kitchen
safety. All food allergies must be listed at
registration.
MONDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #AC2
R/NR FEE
Oct 17 - 31
10 - 11:30 am
$40/$45
NOTE: THIS CLASS MAY USE FOOD CONTAINING NUTS.
MINI MONETS—NEW
AGES 3 - 6 | INSTRUCTOR: Kate Toensmeyer
Explore how artists create and discover new
ways to make masterpieces! Students work
with a variety of materials as they develop
a basic understanding of artistic vocabulary
such as shape, line, and color.
SATURDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #AC3
R/NR FEE
Sep 24 – Oct 8
10 - 11:30 am
$30/$35
PRESCHOOL/KINDERGARTEN
PERFORMING
ARTS DANCE
STARZ BEGINNING
DANCE & ACRO
PROGRAM
PRESCHOOL/
KINDERGARTEN
Taught by Jean Meyers, The Fairfield Starz Dance and Acro
Program runs for 12 weeks from September-December,
with the Winter Recital on Saturday, December 17th in the
Community Arts Center Theater. No class the weeks of
10/31 and 11/21.
BEGINNER DANCE
BEGINNING
BALLERINAS
AGES 2 1/2 - 5
Students who are just entering the world
of ballet learn the basics of dance and
movement, spend time at the ballet
barre, and progress into floor work.
Ballet shoes are required.
CAC DANCE/FITNESS STUDIO MONDAYS
FALL
COURSE #PAD01
R/NR FEE
Sep 12- Dec 12
10:30 - 11:15 am
$110/$125
FALL
COURSE #PAD02
R/NR FEE
Sep 12- Dec 12
11:45 - 12:30 am
$110/$125
PEE WEE BEGINNER
ACROBATICS (ACRO)
AGES 2 1/2 - 5
This class is a mini version of the acro.
Basic tumbling skills include: backbends,
cartwheels, hand/headstands, rolls and
other acrobatic skills.
FALL
COURSE #PAD03
R/NR FEE
CLASSES for Ages 2 1/2 to 6
Sep 12- Dec 12
11:15 - 11:45 am
$75/$80
BEGINNER
ACROBATICS (ACRO)
AGES 5 - 14
This program is centered on
fundamental acrobatic technique. Basic
tumbling skills include: backbends,
AGES 4 - 6
This class works the basics of ballet,
traditional dance, tap and jazz. Ballet
and Tap shoes are required.
FALL
COURSE #PAD05
R/NR FEE
Sep 12- Dec 12
1- 1:45 pm
$110/$125
FALL
COURSE #PAD06
R/NR FEE
Sep 12- Dec 12
5 - 5:45 pm
$110/$125
JUNIOR HIP-HOP
AGES 5 - 8
Hip-Hop dance is high-energy and
encompasses many of the classical dance
styles, presented in a non-traditional
format. Students learn rhythm, control,
posture, and coordination with no
suggestive music/movements.
SING ALONG STORIES
AGES 4 - 6 | INSTRUCTOR: April Osborne
Each class centers on a different sing-along
storybook that gets children singing and
dancing. Every class makes a themed craft.
CAC THEATRE
PUFF THE MAGIC
DRAGON
COURSE #PAT5
R/NR FEE
OVER THE RAINBOW
COURSE #PAT6
R/NR FEE
WHEN YOU WISH
UPON A STAR
COURSE #PAT7
R/NR FEE
WEDNESDAYS
Sep 7
10:30 - 11:30 am
$15/$20
Oct 5
10:30 - 11:30 am
$15/$20
Oct 19
10:30 - 11:30 am
$15/$20
BLOWIN’ IN THE WIND Nov 2
COURSE #PAT8
10:30 - 11:30 am
R/NR FEE
$15/$20
CAC DANCE/FITNESS STUDIO WEDNESDAYS
FALL
COURSE #PAD07
R/NR FEE
Sep 14- Dec 14
5 - 5:45 pm
$110/$125
FITNESS
GET UP GET MOVING
AGES 3 - 6 | INSTRUCTOR: Michelle Sneed
Children use excess energy while improving gross motor skills with ribbons,
parachute, bean bags and more. Don’t
forget a water bottle and have child wear
comfortable clothes. No class 11/24.
CAC BASEMENT STUDIO
THURSDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #FW1
R/NR FEE
Sep 15 – Oct 20
10:30 - 11:30 pm
$38/$43
FALL
COURSE #PAD04
R/NR FEE
FALL B
COURSE #FW2
R/NR FEE
Nov 3 – Dec 15
10:30 - 11:30 pm
$38/$43
Sep 12- Dec 12
4:15 - 5 pm
$110/$125
PERFORMING
ARTS MUSIC &
THEATRE
17
CLASSES for Ages 2 to 6
CONT’D
EDUCATION,
TECHNOLOGY &
SCIENCE
SPANISH FOR
PRESCHOOLER
AGES 3 - 6 | INSTRUCTOR: Sarah Schulte
Students learn Spanish in a fun and
interactive way. Classes are great
for children with little-to-no Spanish
exposure and those who are fluent in
Spanish. No class 11/21.
MONDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #ED10
R/NR FEE
FALL B
COURSE #ED11
R/NR FEE
Sep 12 – Oct 17
2 - 2:45 pm
$45/$50
Nov 7 - Dec 12
2 - 2:45 pm
$38/$43*
*5 WEEK SESSION
TIME 2 LEARN
Kids are introduced to basic skills, concepts (shapes, numbers and colors) and
socialization skills in a fun engaging way.
An adult must stay with the child.
WEDNESDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #ED2
R/NR FEE
Sep 14 - Oct 19
10 - 11 am
$38/$43
LITTLE PRE-FESSOR
If your child is curious, then they will
love this hands-on class as we explore
the fun things you can do with everyday
household items.
WEDNESDAYS
FALL B
COURSE #ED1
R/NR FEE
Nov 2 -16
10 - 10:45 am
$30/$35
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YOUTH/TEEN
ARTS & CRAFTS
MONSTER OR JACKO’ LANTERN POTTERY
WORKSHOP
AGES 7 - 12 | INSTRUCTORS: Kevin &
Maggie Carpenter
Children choose to make a monster
or Jack- Lantern. They learn the basic
hand-building technique. After getting
the basic shape the children then use
their imagination to make a creation.
CAC ART STUDIO
FRIDAY
FALL A
COURSE #AC4
R/NR FEE
Sep 30
6 - 8 pm
$20/$25
THANKSGIVING
TURKEY POTTERY
WORKSHOP
Maggie Carpenter
Children earn basic hand-building techniques and while having fun creating a
turkey that can be used as a candy dish
or a table decoration.
CAC ART STUDIO
FRIDAY
FALL A
COURSE #AC5
R/NR FEE
Oct 21
6 - 8 pm
$20/$25
SEWING 123—
NEW
AGES 7 - 12 |
INSTRUCTOR: Diana Pandl
From Button Holes to
Zippers, Zig Zags to Patterns, learn how a sewing
machine works while
creating a cool project!
CAC CLASSROOM
THURSDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #AC9
R/NR FEE
Nov 3 – 17
6:30 - 8 pm
$45/$50
CLASSES for
Ages 6 &up
Please don’t wait until the
last minute to register for
your or your child’s
program. The decision to
cancel a class due to low
enrollment is usually made
the week before a session
begins. Registering late may
mean the class has already
been canceled.
CHILDREN’S
POTTERY
AGES 6 - 12 | INSTRUCTOR: Kevin &
Maggie Carpenter
Various hand-building techniques are
demonstrated for students to form their
own functional and decorative pieces of
art from clay. No class 10/10.
CAC ART STUDIO
MONDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #AC6
R/NR FEE
Sep 12 – Oct 24
5:30 - 7:30 pm
$85/$90
WHERE IN THE
WORLD?—NEW
AGES 7 - 12 | INSTRUCTOR: Kate
Toensmeyer
Travel to a new country
each week, exploring the
art, food, and culture of
new places and people.
Please specify of any
food allergies when
registering, as there will
be food-related activities
throughout the class.
CAC CHILDREN’S SATURDAYS
ROOM
FALL B
COURSE #AC10
R/NR FEE
Nov 5 – 19
10 - 11:30 am
$40/$45
SPORTS CONTACTS
SPORTS
CONTACTS
Butler County Youth Hockey Association
www.butlercountyredhawks.com
Cincinnati Amateur Hockey Association
www.cincinnatihockey.org
Civitan Girls Softball
Nancy White . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-829-5163
fairfieldcivitan.org/girls-softball/
Fairfield Lacrosse Club (Boys and girls grades 3-12)
Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]
www.fairfieldlax.org
Fairfield SAY Soccer
Weather Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .513-829-0974
[email protected]
www.fairfieldsoccer.org
Fairfield Select Soccer (FOSC)
Fairfield Family YMCA Basketball
Fairfield Family YMCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-829-3091
www.gmvymca.org
Fairfield Youth Athletic Association (FYAA)
Troy Gooslin . . . . . . . . . [email protected]
www.fairfieldyouthfootball.com
Fairfield Youth Baseball Association (FYBA)
Rain Out Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .513-829-7292
[email protected]
www.fairfieldfyba.com
Fairfield Youth Cheerleading Association (FYCA)
[email protected]
www.leaguelineup.com/fyca
Fairfield Youth Basketball Club
Terrence Mitchell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 513-623-4290
[email protected]
www.leaguelineup.com/FYBC
Fairfield Youth Wrestling Club (FYWC)
Dave Barden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .513-858-3071
www.fairfieldywc.com
Flag Football Fanatics
Matt Brann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-693-1686
Programs for Persons with
Special Needs
Mike Russo . . . . . [email protected]
www.foscsoccer.com
[email protected]
RowAmerica Hamilton
Joy Nix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-892-4672
www.rowhamilton.com
Butler County Challenger Baseball
Alan Lakamp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-737-8511
[email protected]
Great Miami Valley YMCA Youth Miracle Leagues
Damon Knoche (Youth Baseball)
Fairfield Family YMCA . . . . . . . . . . . 513-829-3091
[email protected]
Great Miami Valley YMCA Adaptive Swim Lessons
Emily Morgan Crosby
Fairfield Family YMCA .. . . . . . . . . . . 513-829-3091
[email protected]
The Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields
Tara Stroud . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-829-6899
[email protected]
www.nuxhallmiracleleague.org
Therapeutic Recreation for the Disabled, Inc.
Steve Smith (Adult Sports) Daytime 513-870-2963
Evening 513-939-1509
[email protected]
Matt Reed (Adult Softball) Daytime 513-545-6533
[email protected]
TOP Soccer
Randy Corey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-588-4980
www.cincytopsoccer.com
RowAmerica Hamilton
Joy Nix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-892-4672
www.rowhamilton.com
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AUGUST
FAIRFIELD
Date
Day
Time
Location
Event
Aug 15
M
7 pm
Village Green Park
Swingin’ on the Green: The After Hours Band
Aug 18
Aug 19
Th
F
7 pm
6 - 10 pm
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
Groovin’ on the Green: Flashbang
Honor and Remember Music Festival
Aug 20
Sa
10 am
Village Green Park
Hero’s Ride Celebration
Aug 20
Sa
4 - 10 pm
Village Green Park
Honor and Remember Music Festival
Aug 20
Sa
10:30 - Noon
Huffman Park
Let’s Go Hiking
Aug 24
Aug 25
Aug 26
Aug 26
W
Th
F
F
4 - 7 pm
7 pm
6:30 - 9:30 pm
9 - 11 pm
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
Phalen Ctr @ South Trace
Huffman Park
Farmers Market: Evan Vossman
Groovin’ on the Green: BlueStone Ivory
Highball Mixes: Shades of Rum
Star Gazing
Aug 31
W
4 - 7 pm
Village Green Park
Farmers Market: Katie Pritchard
SEPTEMBER
Date
Day
Time
Location
Event
Sep 1
Sep 7
Sep 9
Sep 10
Sep 7
Sep 17
Sep 7
Sep 23
Sep 24
Sep 25
Sep 7
Sep 30
Th
W
F
Sa
W
Sa
W
F
Sa
Su
W
F
7 pm
4 - 7 pm
dusk
6 pm
4 - 7 pm
4 – 10 pm
4 - 7 pm
8 pm
8 pm
2 pm
4 - 7 pm
8 pm
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
Huffman Park
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
CAC Theater
CAC Theater
CAC Theater
Village Green Park
CAC Theater
Groovin’ on the Green: Thunderbay
Farmers Market: Kevin & Barb
Movies in the Park: Hotel Transylvania 2
Blues & BBQ: 46 Long
Farmers Market: Mark Joshua
Cruise-In on the Green: The Belairs (7 pm)
Farmers Market: Chris Schram
Fairfield Footlighters: The Rainmaker
Farmers Market: Evan Vossman
AROUND TOWN
FALL EVENTS
OCTOBER
Date
Day
Time
Location
Event
Oct 1
Sa
8 pm
CAC Theater
Oct 2
Oct 5
Su
W
2 pm
4 - 7 pm
CAC Theater
Village Green Park
Farmers Market: Kevin & Barb
Oct 7
Oct 12
F
W
7 pm
4 - 7 pm
CAC Theater
Village Green Park
EnterAct Family Series: Christopher Columbus
Farmers Market: Mark Joshua
Oct 14
F
7 pm
CAC Theater
Cincinnati Christian: The Importance of Being Earnest
Oct 15
Oct 19
Sa
W
2 & 7 pm
4 - 7 pm
CAC Theater
Village Green Park
Cincinnati Christian: The Importance of Being Earnest
Oct 19
Oct 21
Oct 28
W
F
F
4 - 7 pm
7 pm
8 pm
Village Green Park
CAC Theater
CAC Theater
Farmers Market: Chris Schram
EnterAct Family Series: The Zaniac Show
Wine, Women & Song: Lisa Biales
NOVEMBER
Farm-R-Treat at the Farmers Market
Date
Day
Time
Location
Event
Nov 4
Nov 5
Nov 11
Nov 12
Nov 13
Nov 18
Nov 19
Nov 20
F
Sa
F
Sa
Su
F
Sa
Su
8 pm
8 pm
8 pm
8 pm
2 pm
8 pm
8 pm
2 pm
CAC Theater
CAC Theater
CAC Theater
CAC Theater
CAC Theater
CAC Theater
CAC Theater
CAC Theater
One Stage: From Little Things
One Stage: From Little Things
Fairfield Footlighters: Over the River and Through the Woods
PULL ME OUT.
DECEMBER HOLIDAY EVENTS
SAVE THE DATES!
The next edition of the Fairfield Flyer will include information for
Fairfield’s annual Holiday events, including Light Up Fairfield (12/3),
Breakfast with Santa (12/10), Bedtime Stories with Santa (12/5-6), and
all of the holiday-related events at the Community Arts Center and
Village Green. Visit www.fairfield-city.org/holiday.
PUT ME UP.
FUN SPACES
Elisha Morgan Mansion
at Gilbert Farms Park
The Elisha
Morgan Mansion
is a wonderful
learning
opportunity for
your school,
scout or church
group..
1
8
1
7
Schedule a guided tour for your group and learn
the history of the restored 1817 mansion.
Call the Parks and Recreation Department at
867-5348 to schedule a group tour or if you are
interested in renting the Mansion call for prices
and availabilities. Allow two weeks notice in order
to schedule guides for your event.
A Great
Place for
Parties
Make your child’s
birthday special with
a party package at the
Fairfield Community
Arts Center. You have
the fun, we clean up
the aftermath. Call
867-5348 for details.
Fairfield Facilities Available
for Rental
Fairfield facilities offer a variety of venues to ensure the success
of your event. Call 867-5438 for more information.
The Community Arts Center, adjacent to the beautiful Village
Green Park, provides accommodations for groups up to 180.
The Phalen Center at the South Trace Golf Course provides
a setting overlooking the golf course for groups up to 140.
The historic Elisha Morgan Farm Mansion in Gilbert Farms
Park provides a quiet location for smaller groups up to 45.
During the warm summer months, the Fairfield Aquatic
Center is available for rent after regular hours.
Park Shelters may also be reserved for family events.
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YOUTH/TEEN
PRETEEN/TEEN INTRO PERFORMING
TO POTTERY WHEEL ARTS DANCE
STARZ DANCE &
Maggie Carpenter
Students discover the potter’s wheel
ACRO PROGRAM
through demonstrations and oneon-one instruction. Focus is on the
challenges of throwing various clay
forms as well as exploring surface
textures and glazing techniques.
No Class 11/22
Taught by Jean Meyers, The Fairfield
Starz Dance and Acro Program runs for
12 weeks from September-December,
with the Winter Recital on Saturday,
December 17th in the Community Arts
Center Theater. No class the weeks of
10/31 and 11/21.
HIP-HOP DANCE
Hip-Hop dance is high energy and
encompasses many of the classical
dance styles, but is presented in a street
or non-traditional format. Students
learn rhythm, control, posture, and
coordination through age-appropriate
hip-hop choreography with no
suggestive music/movements.
JUNIOR HIP-HOP • AGES 5 - 8
CAC ART STUDIO
TUESDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #AC7
R/NR FEE
Sep 13 – Oct 18
6 - 8 pm
$85/$90
FALL
COURSE #PAD07
R/NR FEE
FALL B
COURSE #AC8
R/NR FEE
Nov 1– Dec 13
6 - 8 pm
$85/$90
INTERMEDIATE HIP-HOP • AGES 8 - 14
FALL
COURSE #PAD08
R/NR FEE
EDUCATION,
TECHNOLOGY &
SCIENCE
SPANISH FOR KIDS
BEGINNER
ACROBATICS (ACRO)
R/NR FEE
$45/$50
FALL B*
COURSE #ED61
R/NR FEE
Nov 7– Dec 12
6 - 6:45 pm
$38/$43*
FALL
COURSE #PAD04
R/NR FEE
Sep 12- Dec 12
4:15 - 5 pm
$110/$125
*5 WEEK SESSION
AGES 6 - 12 | INSTRUCTOR: Marcy
Martin
Get into the Halloween spirit in this
fun hands-on- workshop where you
will scare up some science with some
ghostly science experiments.
CAC CHILDREN’S ROOM TUESDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #ED3
R/NR FEE
Oct 11 - 25
6:15 - 8:15 pm
$40/$45
Sep 14- Dec 14
5:45 - 6:30 pm
$110/$125
INTERMEDIATE
DANCE I
AGES 6 - 12 | INSTRUCTOR: Sarah Schulte
Students learn and practice Spanish in a
fun and interactive way Classes are great
AGES 5 - 14
for children with little-to-no Spanish exposure as well as those who are fluent or This program is centered on
fundamental acrobatic technique. Basic
native in Spanish. No class 11/21.
tumbling skills include: backbends,
MONDAYS
FALL A
Sep 12 – Oct 17
COURSE #ED60
6 - 6:45 pm
SPOOKY SCIENCE—
BACK BY POPULAR
DEMAND
Sep 14- Dec 14
5 - 5:45 pm
$110/$125
BEGINNER DANCE
AGES 4 - 6
This class works the basics of ballet,
traditional dance, tap and jazz. Ballet
and Tap shoes are required.
AGES 6 - 8
This combination class includes ballet
and tap technique. Ballet and Tap shoes
are required.
FALL
COURSE #PAD09
R/NR FEE
Sep 12 - Dec 12
5:45 - 6:30 pm
$110/$125
FALL
COURSE #PAD10
R/NR FEE
Sep 14 - Dec 14
6:30 - 7:15 pm
$110/$125
INTERMEDIATE
DANCE II
FALL
COURSE #PAD05
R/NR FEE
Sep 12- Dec 12
1 - 1:45 pm
$110/$125
AGES 8 - 10
This class is designed to move beyond
the fundamentals of basic dance, while
refining skills and technique while
developing strength, confidence and
flexibility. Ballet and Tap shoes are
required.
FALL
COURSE #PAD06
R/NR FEE
Sep 12- Dec 12
5 - 5:45 pm
$110/$125
FALL
COURSE #PAD07
R/NR FEE
Sep 14- Dec 14
7:15 - 8 pm
$110/$125
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YOUTH/TEEN
BOOMWHACKERS
INSTRUCTOR: April Osborne
Learn easy choreographies to play popular
songs on Diatonic Boomwhackers. These
fun and unique color coded instruments
create sound by whacking them against any
surface. Students learn about pitch, melody,
rhythm and tempo- all while having fun.
PRE-TEEN DANCE
AGES 10 - 12
This class focuses on faster, more
intricate, footwork in tap while becoming
more proficient in ballet and jazz
movement and technique. Ballet and
Tap shoes are required.
CAC DANCE/FITNESS STUDIO
MONDAYS
WINTER/SPRING
COURSE #PAD12
R/NR FEE
Sep 12 - Dec 12
6:30 - 7:15 pm
$110/$125
AGES 6-9
COURSE #PAM1
R/NR FEE
Sep 13
4:30 - 5:30 PM
$25/$30
AGES 10-13
COURSE #PAM2
R/NR FEE
Sep 13
6 -7 PM
$25/$30
AGES 10 -16 | INSTRUCTOR: April Osborne
Learn the basics of theatre such as
blocking, projection and character development. Students work together through
theater games and dramatic exercises to
strengthen and develop acting skills.
AGES 13 AND UP
Teens learn ballet, jazz and tap
while developing confidence, mental
concentration, physical coordination and
grace. Ballet and Tap shoes are required.
CAC DANCE/FITNESS STUDIO
MONDAYS
FALL
COURSE #PAD13
R/NR FEE
Sep 12- Dec 12
7:15 - 8 pm
$110/$125
PRE-POINTE/
BEGINNER POINTE
AND BALLET
TECHNIQUE
Previous ballet experience required
and students must be enrolled in
Intermediate II, Pre-Teen or Teen Dance.
Leather ballet slippers required.
PRE-POINTE • AGES 10 AND UP
BEGINNER-POINTE • AGES 11 AND UP
(WITH INSTRUCTOR PERMISSION)
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TUESDAYS
BEGINNING ACTING
TEEN DANCE
FALL
COURSE #PAD14
R/NR FEE
CAC THEATRE
Sep 14 - Dec 14
4:15 - 5 pm
$110/$125
PERFORMING
ARTS MUSIC &
THEATRE
CAC THEATRE
TUESDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #PAT9
R/NR FEE
Oct 25 - Nov 1
5 - 7 pm
$40/$45
MUSIC & MOVEMENT MUSICAL THEATRE
Singing, playing music and creative
movement are the focus of these classes.
Each class centers around a different book
that gets children using instruments and
dancing. Every class makes a themed craft
and/or brings home a special instrument.
CAC THEATRE
TUESDAYS
MARSH MUSIC
COURSE #PAT2
R/NR FEE
Sep 6
5 - 6 PM
$25/$30
THIS OLD BAND
COURSE #PAT3
R/NR FEE
JAMMIN’ IN THE
JUNGLE
COURSE #PAT4
R/NR FEE
Oct 4
5 - 6 PM
$25/$30
Oct 18
5 - 6 PM
$25/$30
Our children’s musical, TBA, will be
performed on March 17th, 18th and
19th , with auditions held on Saturday
December 17th from 4:30 – 6:30 pm
(audition packets must be picked up at
time of enrollment, and you may only
audition if enrolled). Students must
attend every class in order to participate
in the final performance, including four
mandatory evening dress rehearsals on
March 13th, March 14th , March 15th ,
and March 16th.
CAC THEATRE
SATURDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #PAT1
R/NR FEE
Jan 7 - Mar 11
9:30 am - 12:30 pm
$175/$180
Harbin Park | Huffman Park | Marsh
Theatre
Lake
LET’S GO HIKING
ALL AGES | INSTRUCTOR: Various
On the third Saturday of each
month join us in one of our beautiful
parks for a hike.
COURSE#
SATURDAYS
LOCATION
NE 13
NE 10
NE 11
NE 12
Aug 20
Sep 17
Oct 15
Nov 19
MARSH LAKE
HARBIN PARK
MARSH LAKE
HUFFMAN PARK
CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT
TIME
FEE (R/NR)
10:30 am - Noon
10:30 am - Noon
10:30 am - Noon
10:30 am - Noon
*FREE
*FREE
*FREE
*FREE
COURSE#
SATURDAY LOCATION
TIME
NE 13
Dec 17
10:00 - 10:30 am
HARBIN PARK
FEE (R/NR)
*FREE
ALL AGES | INSTRUCTOR: Park Staff
Dr. Richard Munson will join our regular monthly hike as we count birds for The Audubon Society’s Christmas Bird Count. Join
citizen scientists from all over the country as we take a census of the birds in Harbin Park. This is a great chance for birders at
any level to see who flies around when the weather turns colder.
STARGAZING
ALL AGES AT HUFFMAN PARK | INSTRUCTOR: Cincinnati
Astronomical Society
The Cincinnati Astronomical Society is back for another season.
Look through their telescopes and get an up-close look at the
moon, planets and stars that fill the night sky. Please register for
days you would like to attend.
COURSE#
FRIDAYS
TIME
FEE
NE 17
NE 21
NE 22
Aug 26
Sep 23
Oct 28
9 - 11 pm
7:30 - 9:30 pm
6:30 - 8:30 pm
*FREE
*FREE
*FREE
BEES IN THE WINTER — NEW
ALL AGES | INSTRUCTOR: Ken Rice
Join us for a talk on how bee keepers help their bees stay healthy
during the cold winter months.
COURSE#
SATURDAY LOCATION
NE 30
Oct 1
TIME
FEE (R/NR)
HUFFMAN PARK 10:30 am -11 am
*FREE
HONEYSUCKLE REMOVAL
AGES 18 AND OVER | INSTRUCTOR: Park Staff
Help us put diversity back in our forest at Harbin Park! Participate with
park personnel in a honeysuckle removal work day. Wear long pants
and sturdy shoes. Work gloves recommended. This is a great project
for community groups!
*Rain date, October 22
COURSE#
SATURDAY LOCATION
NE 40
Oct 8
HARBIN PARK
TIME
FEE (R/NR)
9:00 am - Noon
*FREE
BUILD A BAT HOUSE
AGES 8 & UP | INSTRUCTOR: Marcy Martin
Ready for some Halloween batty fun? Come learn about the bats
that make Ohio their home. Discover how they are beneficial to the
environment, and how you can help them in your own back yard.
COURSE# FRIDAY
LOCATION
NE 50
HUFFMAN PARK 10:00 am - Noon
Oct 29
TIME
FEE (R/NR)
$15/$17
*All Free programs require registration. Please call 867-5348 to register today!
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ARTS & CRAFTS
ADULTS
HANDMADE HOLIDAY
CARDS—NEW
ADULT POTTERY
AGES 18 & Up |INSTRUCTOR: Jennifer
Gilbert (“Stamping” Up! Demonstrator)
Create 12 beautiful holiday cards (4 designs and you make 3 of each). All paper
is pre-cut so you stamp and assemble to
create your holiday cards.
CAC CLASSROOM
THURSDAY
FALL
COURSE #AC11
R/NR FEE
Sep 15
6 - 8 pm
$25/$30
HOLIDAY PAINTING
ON CANVAS—NEW
AGES 18 & Up |INSTRUCTOR: Kate
Toensmeyer
No experience needed. You start with
a 16 x 20 pre-sketched canvas or the
instructor talks you through to paint a
picture for the upcoming holiday.
Designed for beginners and
intermediate students with a focus
on developing wheel-throwing, handbuilding, glazing, and decorating skills.
No classes 11/23.
CAC ART STUDIO
WEDNESDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #AC17
R/NR FEE
Sep 14 – Oct 19
5 - 7 pm
$100/$105
FALL A
COURSE #AC18
R/NR FEE
Sep 14 – Oct 19
7 - 9 pm
$100/$105
FALL B
COURSE #AC19
R/NR FEE
Nov 2 – Dec 14
5 - 7 pm
$100/$105
FALL B
COURSE #AC20
R/NR FEE
Nov 2 – Dec 14
7 - 9 pm
$100/$105
Sep 30
6 - 8 pm
$23/$28
Nov 7
6 - 8 pm
$23/$28
CAC SENIOR LOUNGE
FRIDAY
COURSE #AC14
R/NR FEE
Dec 2
6 - 8 pm
$23/$28
LADIES NIGHT OUT
AGES 18 and Up
Looking for something different to do
with your friends? Workshop ideas
include pottery, sewing, cake decorating,
painting, knitting and more. Call Lori
Haven at 896-8410 or email at lhaven@
fairfield-city.org to schedule an art and
crafts evening workshop designed just
for you. Mom and Me or a youth workshop can also be created.
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AGES 18 & UP | INSTRUCTOR: Kate
Toensmeyer
Draw detailed and life-like subjects from
photographs using the grid-method,
which professional artists frequently
employ when capturing likenesses on
paper. Students also learn about the
transferring process, basic shading
techniques, and materials they could
purchase to create their own masterpieces at home. Students may bring
photos from home to draw, although
choices will be provided. No Experience
necessary.
CAC ART STUDIO
FRIDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #AC21
R/NR FEE
Sep 9 – 23
6:30 - 8 pm
$40/$45
COMPUTER BASICS
CAC ART STUDIO
MONDAY
COURSE #AC13
R/NR FEE
DRAWING FROM
PHOTOGRAPHS—NEW
EDUCATION &
TECHNOLOGY
CAC SENIOR LOUNGE
FRIDAY
COURSE #AC12
R/NR FEE
Classes for
Ages 18 &up
PAINTING & WINE
CANVAS STYLE
AGES 21 & Up |INSTRUCTOR: Kate
Toensmeyer
No experience needed. You start with
a 16 x 20 pre-sketched canvas. Light
appetizers are served and included in
the class fee. Wine, beer and soda are
available for purchase through our Cafe.
CAC SENIOR LOUNGE FRIDAYS
FALL
COURSE #AC15
R/NR FEE
Oct 28
6 - 8 pm
$28/$33
FALL
COURSE #AC16
R/NR FEE
Nov 18
6 - 8 pm
$28/$33
INSTRUCTOR: Jason Harville
Students learn how to turn the
computer on and off, use the mouse
and keyboard, familiarize yourself with
the desktop, surf the Internet, and check
email.
CAC SENIOR LOUNGE
MONDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #TE1
R/NR FEE
Sep 12 – Oct 17
6 - 7:30 pm
$70/$75
MICROSOFT EXCEL—
LEARN THE BASICS
Students learn cell basics, modifying
columns, rows and cells, formatting cells,
saving, creating simple formulas, and
worksheet basics.
CAC SENIOR LOUNGE
MONDAYS
FALL B
COURSE #TE2
R/NR FEE
Oct 31 – Nov 14
6 - 8 pm
$50/$55
ADULT
BASIC DIGITAL
EDITING
Students learn the basics needed to edit
photographs with free software such as
Picasa. A different topic is introduced
each week. See website for details.
CAC SENIOR LOUNGE
WEDNESDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #TE6
R/NR FEE
Sep 14 - 28
6 - 8 pm
$50/$55
ADVANCED DIGITAL
PHOTOGRAPHY
Experienced photographers who own
a Digital SLR or 35mm SLR Camera
learn how aperture and shutter speed
can create special effects. Understand
how the camera operates in terms of
composition controls, depth of field, and
focal length. No class 11/23.
CAC SENIOR LOUNGE
WEDNESDAYS
FALL B
COURSE #TE5
R/NR FEE
Nov 2 – Dec 14
6 - 7:30 pm
$70/$75
HYDROPONICS
WORKSHOP
Wouldn’t it be nice to have fresh
vegetables and herbs all year round?
This hydroponics workshop will teach
you how to do just that. During this
workshop participants will learn about
hydroponics and the tools that they
need. For an additional fee participants
may create their very own hydroponic
garden.
CAC CLASSROOM
WEDNESDAY
FALL
COURSE #NE60
R/NR FEE
Nov 9
6:30 - 8 pm
$20/$22
FITNESS
FALL Fitness Pass
Enjoy all of your favorite classes without
the commitment at $175/$185 for two
Fall sessions. Take any classes in Mind &
Body, Strength & Core, Cardio, Fit Dance
and 55+. The Pass gets you in to any
of the classes listed above (class minimums/maximums will apply). A limited
number of passes are available.
Passes are available for sales beginning
August 16 for residents and August 18
for non-residents. To get your pass, you
must come to the Parks & Recreation
Department to have your picture taken.
To better serve you as fitness pass holders, please indicate on the class form,
given by front desk staff, of the eligible
programs (up to 3 per session) you plan
to attend on a regular basis (majority of
the session) for A and B session that DO
NOT CONFLICT WITH EACH OTHER. Your
class choices are included in the count
towards keeping classes open or canceling them. The Pass expires December
31, 2016. Fitness Passes are non-transferable and non-refundable once first
week of Fall Session has started.
MIND & BODY
ADVANCED PILATES
INSTRUCTOR: JoBeth Yambrich
A complete mat-based series of
exercises that is aimed at the
development in the of musculature and
body awareness you need to support
your spine. No class 11/22 & 11/24
CAC DANCE STUDIO
TUESDAY/THURSDAY
FALL A
COURSE #FW41
R/NR FEE
Sep 13 – Oct 20
11:30 - 12:15 pm
$48/$53
FALL A
COURSE #FW42
R/NR FEE
Sep 13 – Oct 20
5 - 5:45 pm
$48/$53
FALL B
COURSE #FW43
R/NR FEE
Nov 1 – Dec 15
11:30 - 12:15 pm
$48/$53
FALL B
COURSE #FW44
R/NR FEE
Nov 1 – Dec 15
5 - 5:45 pm
$48/$53
TAI CHI FOR HEALTH
INSTRUCTOR: Barbara Miller
One of the most popular forms of
exercise in China today. A gentle, yet
powerful form of exercise that combines
fluid movements with energy circulation,
breathing and stretching techniques.
Improve muscle tone, balance and
reduce stress. 11/21 & 11/22
CAC BASEMENT STUDIO
MONDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #FW21
R/NR FEE
Sep 12 - Oct 17
6:15 - 7 pm
$45
FALL B
COURSE #FW24
R/NR FEE
Oct 31 – Dec 12
6:15 - 7 pm
$45
CAC DANCE/FITNESS STUDIO TUESDAYS
FALL
COURSE #FW22
R/NR FEE
FALL
COURSE #FW25
R/NR FEE
Sep 13 - Oct 18
10:30 - 11:15 am
$45
Nov 1 - Dec 13
10:30 - 11:15 am
$45
YOGA
INSTRUCTOR: BevySue Hammons
This gentle Hatha Yoga class is designed
to help align your body correctly while at
the same time improving your breathing
process, self-awareness, and providing
a challenge to your body by connecting
body, mind and spirit without intimidation. No class 11/23.
ELISHA MORGAN MANSION WEDNESDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #FW13
R/NR FEE
Sep 14 – Oct 19
6:30 - 7:30 pm
$51/$56
FALL B
COURSE #FW14
R/NR FEE
Nov 2 – Dec 14
6:30 - 7:30 pm
$51/$56
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CARDIO
YOGALATES
INSTRUCTOR: JoBeth Yambrich
Yogalates combines the best of both
worlds of Yoga and Pilates. The flexibility, balance and strength yoga has to
offer and the core and body awareness
Pilates helps to develop. No class 11/24.
CAC DANCE STUDIO
THURSDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #FW45
R/NR FEE
Sep 15 – Oct 20
6 - 7 pm
$42/$47
FALL B
COURSE #FW46
R/NR FEE
Nov 3 - Dec 15
6 - 7 pm
$42/$47
STRENGTH & CORE
BODY, STRENGTH &
TONE
INSTRUCTOR: Michelle Sneed
A great class, whether you’re new to
working out or a seasoned veteran.
You’ll work the major muscle groups of
both your upper and lower body during
this total-body workout. No class 11/21
& 11/23.
CAC BASEMENT STUDIO MONDAY/WEDNESDAY
FALL A
COURSE #FW27
R/NR FEE
FALL B
COURSE #FW28
R/NR FEE
Sep 12 – Oct 19
11 - 11:45 am
$48/$53
Oct 31 – Dec 14
11 - 11:45 am
$48/$53
FIT DANCE
ZUMBA TONING
INSTRUCTOR: Latoya Pitts
Raises the bar when it comes to body
sculpting. Learn how to use weights
to enhance rhythm and tone all target
zones, including abs thighs and arms.
Zumba Toning is a great way to sculpt
your body naturally while having a total
blast. No class 11/26.
CAC DANCE STUDIO SATURDAYS
FALL A
COURSE #FW39
R/NR FEE
Sep 17 – Oct 22
10:15 - 11 am
$32/$37
FALL B
COURSE #FW40
R/NR FEE
Nov 5 – Dec 17
10:15 - 11 am
$32/$37
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SPINNING®
INSTRUCTOR: Lauren Bates
Spinning® is a non-impact cardiovascular
workout that takes place on a stationary
bicycle program and aimed at achieving
maximum energy output. Each class
consists of a warm-up period, a
moderate to high intensity workload,
and a cool-down phase. No class 11/21 &
11/23.
FALL A
COURSE #FW29
R/NR FEE
Sep 12 - Oct 17
8:15 - 9:15 pm
$29/$34
FALL B
COURSE #FW31
R/NR FEE
Oct 31 - Dec 12
8:15 - 9:15 pm
$29/$34
FALL A
COURSE #FW30
R/NR FEE
FALL B
COURSE #FW32
R/NR FEE
Sep 14 - Oct 19
8:15 - 9:15 pm
$29/$34
Nov 2 - Dec 14
8:15 - 9:15 pm
$29/$34
Please don’t wait until the
last minute to register for
your favorite program(s).
The decision to cancel a
class due to low enrollment
is usually made the week
before a session begins.
Registering late may mean
the class has already been
canceled.
55 PLUS
55 PLUS
FITNESS &
WELLNESS
55 Plus Adult
Recreation
INSTRUCTOR: Barbara Miller
One of the most popular forms of
exercise in China today. A gentle, yet
powerful form of exercise that combines
fluid movements with energy circulation,
breathing and stretching techniques. Improve muscle tone, balance and reduce
stress. No class 11/21 & 11/22.
Your connection to
programs & activities for adults
55 years and better!
Leisure programs, trips, sports, fitness
classes and many other services are
provided for adults over 55. Detailed
information on the special programs
and monthly activities (Carry-In, Game
Night, Ice Cream Social, Movies, and
even coffee and donuts twice a month)
is listed in the 55 Plus newsletter,
available as an email or at the CAC. Sign
up to receive the newsletter by stopping
by the CAC or calling the Parks office at
867-5348.
The Senior Lounge
Always open to adults 55 years and
better, Monday through Friday, from
8 am - 9 pm and Saturday from
9 am – 1 pm. Parking spaces are
located outside the Senior Lounge in
the west parking lot, allowing for easier
accessibility to the lounge.
For More Information
Contact: Stephanie Hocter
Phone: (513) 896-8411
E-mail: [email protected]
Visit us on the Web:
www.fairfield-city.org/55plus
CARDS & GAMES
STRETCH, FLEX &
MOVE
TAI CHI FOR HEALTH
CAC BASEMENT STUDIO
MONDAYS
FALL A
COURSE # FW21
R/NR FEE
Sep 12 - Oct 17
6:15 - 7 pm
$45
FALL B
COURSE # FW24
R/NR FEE
Oct 31 – Dec 12
6:15 - 7 pm
$45
INSTRUCTOR: Bonnie Fahl
Geared for the active senior, this class
uses low-impact movement to increase
your muscular strength, cardiovascular
endurance, and flexibility. This class uses
light hand held weights and resistance
bands to improve muscle tone and
maintain muscle mass. No class 11/21 &
11/23.
CAC DANCE STUDIO MONDAY/WEDNESDAY
FALL A
COURSE # FW53
R/NR FEE
FALL B
COURSE # FW54
R/NR FEE
Sep 12 - Oct 19
9:30 - 10:15 am
$45
Oct 31 – Dec 14
9:30 - 10:15 am
$45
CAC DANCE/FITNESS STUDIO TUESDAYS
FALL
COURSE # FW22
R/NR FEE
FALL
COURSE # FW25
R/NR FEE
Sep 13 - Oct 18
10:30 - 11:15 am
$45
Nov 1 - Dec 13
10:30 - 11:15 am
$45
STAYING FIT
INSTRUCTOR: Michelle Sneed
Have fun and move to music using light
hand-held weights, resistance bands and
your very own body weight for a gentle
toning and energizing twice a week class.
All levels of fitness ability are encouraged
to attend. No class 11/22 & 11/24.
CAC DANCE STUDIO
TUESDAY/THURSDAY
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW51
R/NR FEE
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW52
R/NR FEE
Sep 12 - Oct 20
9:30 – 10:15 am
$45
Nov 1 - Dec 15
9:30 – 10:15 am
$45
ACTIVITY
DAY
TIME
ACTIVITY
DAY
TIME
BRIDGE
MAH JONGG
PITCH
HAND & FOOT
PINOCHLE
Wii BOWLING
SHUFFLEBOARD
500
M
M
M
T/F
T
T
T/TH/F
T
10 am
1 pm
1 pm
9:30 am
10 am
11 am
1 pm
1 pm
HEARTS
BRIDGE
TEXAS HOLD’EM
HAND & FOOT
VARIOUS CARD GAMES
BINGO
BRIDGE
W
W
W
W
TH/F
TH
10 am
12:30 pm
1 pm
1 pm
1 pm
3 pm
Noon
F
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AQUATIC CENTER
The Perfect Family Pool!
2605 Augusta Boulevard
Telephone: (513) 939-2782
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.fairfield-city.org/swimming
Splash around at the Fairfield Aquatic Center this summer. Water-based activities for everyone includes an eight-lane lap pool,
diving board, climbing wall, large swirling water slide, interactive water-play structure and sprayground. Be sure to check out our
swim lessons, special events, concession stand and birthday party options for all of your summer fun needs.
We value the safety of our customers.
Jeff Ellis & Associates Certified Lifeguards and
Instructors are on duty at all times.
2016 HOURS OF OPERATION
Aug 20, 21, 27 & 28
Sept 3-5
Saturday
Sunday
Saturday
Sunday & Monday
Noon - 8 pm
Noon - 6 pm
Noon - 8 pm
Noon - 6 pm
2016 DAILY ADMISSION FEES
Adult (18 & older)
$8
Youth (3 - 17 years of age)
$6
Infant (2 & under)
FREE
Senior Discount (55 & over)
Military Discount 1
$5
$4
Twilight Discount (ages 3 & over)
$5
Military Discount is available to any City of Fairfield Resident that is an Active
or Reserve military personnel. Proper identification must be provided.
1
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SPECIAL EVENTS
ALL SPECIAL EVENTS ARE FREE TO SEASON PASS
HOLDERS
END OF SUMMER WEEKEND
Celebrate the end of summer with a Splash! With a can good
donation for the Food Pantry of Fairfield you will receive half
price admission.
Sa, Su & M
Sep 3 - 5
1/2 Price Admission
MARSH LAKE
MARSH LAKE
Thomas O. Marsh Park Fishing Lake is a natural spring fed
lake with over 4,000 feet of accessible shoreline. Regularly
stocked throughout the season, the lake is home to carp,
catfish, crappie, bass, bluegill, northern pike, perch, trout, and
walleye. The Bait House carries fresh live bait and your basic
tackle needs. Beverages, snacks, and hot sandwiches are also
available for purchase. Throughout the fishing season, Thomas
O. Marsh Park Fishing Lake hosts special events including
overnight fishing.
6440 RIVER ROAD
Phone: (513) 858-1685
[email protected]
www.fairfield-city.org/fishing
2016 HOURS OF OPERATION
Apr 1 - Sep 5
Sept
Daily
Saturday & Sunday
8 am - 8 pm
8 am - 8 pm
SPECIAL EVENTS
2016 DAILY ADMISSION FEES
SUPER TUESDAY
Adult (18 & older)
$11
Youth (7 - 17 years of age)
$6
Child (6 & under)
FREE
Senior Discount (55 & over)
Military Discount 1
Group Discount 2
$10
$5
$4
*Free to Season Pass Holders
Family Discount3
Twilight Discount (ages 3 & over after 5:00 pm)
$24
$5
SENIOR WEDNESDAY
Military Discount is available to any City of Fairfield Resident that is an Active or
Reserve military personnel. Proper identification must be provided.
2
Group Discount is available to community groups and organizations consisting
of eight (8) or more who wish to fish and agree to CATCH AND RELEASE. Reservations must be made with the Fishing Lake Supervisor, minimum 24 hour notice, to
receive the group rate.
3
Family Discount is available to an immediate family of four (4) and are City of
Fairfield Residents. Immediate family members include parents and unmarried
dependent children less than 21 years of age living in the same household.
4
Twilight Fee is not applicable for special events.
1
Daily Admission Fee for everyone is $5 Tuesdays at Thomas
O. Marsh Park Fishing Lake.
Tuesdays
Apr - Aug
$5*
Daily Admission Fee waived for City of Fairfield residents 55
years and older on Wednesdays.
Apr - Aug
Wednesdays
FREE*
*Must show proof of City of Fairfield residency
AFTER DARK FISHING
For the angler that believes fish bite better after dark. Every
Saturday in May, June, July and August the lake stays open
until midnight.
May - Aug
Saturdays
5 pm - Midnight $8*
*Free to Season Pass Holders
Complete list of Fishing Lake Rules & Regulation are available
online at www.fairfield-city.org/fishing.
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FAIRFIELD GREENS
The Fairfield Parks and Recreation Department operates two golf courses that provide
opportunities for golfers of all ages and skill levels. Fairfield Greens South Trace is a par 70
championship golf course that plays 6,246 yards with 5 par three holes, 10 par four holes
and 3 par five holes. The course features bentgrass fairways, large undulating greens, numerous water hazards, and bunkers.
Fairfield Greens North Trace is a fun and challenging executive nine-hole course. The 1,885 yards course is par 31, with 4 par four
holes and 5 par three holes. Outings, tournaments, and weekly leagues are offered and available to the public.
SOUTH
TRACE
18 HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP
2200 JOHN GRAY ROAD
FAIRFIELD, OH 45014
(513) 858-7750 • www.fairfield-city.org/golf
NORTH
TRACE
9 HOLE EXECUTIVE
2605 AUGUSTA BOULEVARD
FAIRFIELD, OH 45014
(513) 939-3741 • www.fairfield-city.org/golf
2016 SOUTH TRACE HOURS OF OPERATION
2016 NORTH TRACE HOURS OF OPERATION
OPEN DAILY: Dawn - Dusk. Weather Permitting. Please call in advance.
OPEN Apr - Oct: 8 am - Dusk. Weather Permitting. Please call in advance.
South Trace Specials
North Trace Special Events
NIGHT GOLF SCRAMBLE
SUPER TUESDAYS
T
18 Holes
$25 w/Cart
5 HOLES SPECIAL
M - F After 7 pm
$5 Walking or $10 w/Cart
*Available other times, please call Pro Shop.
CUSTOMER APPRECIATION
WEEKEND
Sep 3-5 18 Holes after Noon $23 Ride or $15 Walking
Jun 28
9 Holes after Noon
$17.75 Ride or $10 Walking
UPCOMING EVENTS
Ron Chasteen Memorial Golf Outing
Aug 28
Cross Country Golf Outing
Nov 26
Tee off after dusk for an evening of Night Golf at Fairfield
Greens North Trace. Make this a fun evening by inviting all of
your friends. Fee includes entry fee, cart fee and use of glow
balls and a flashlight. For more information and to make your
reservation, please call the North Trace Pro-Shop.
Aug 26
F
Dusk
$30
Sep 9
F
Dusk
$30
SPECIAL NEEDS GOLF CART
Fairfield Greens has an adaptive golf cart available to golfers
with a permanent or temporary disability. This cart allows those
players complete access to tees, fairways and greens on both
North and South Trace courses. Reservations are required
48-hours in advance of tee time. Please call the South Trace Pro
Shop to check for availability and to make your reservation.
OUTINGS, BANQUETS & RENTALS GOLF LESSONS
Fairfield Greens South Trace and Phalen Center is a wonderful
venue for all your outing, banquet and event planning needs.
Please visit our website at www.fairfield-city.org/golf or call the
South Trace Pro Shop for more information.
PRIVATE/GROUP GOLF LESSONS
Sessions are available April – September for players of all
abilities. Individual and Group rates are available. Please contact Keith Crutcher at 858-7752 for additional information.
Holiday Gift Certificates
Fairfield Greens Gift Certificates are available for purchase year
round at South Trace and the Fairfield Community Arts Center.
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ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS
Chipping Program
The Parks Department accepts limbs and brush on the second Saturday of select months throughout the year. Dates
for the Fall are September 10, October 8, and November 12 from 8 am to Noon. Limbs and brush can be dropped off
at the site on Groh Lane just past Waterworks Park. If you have any questions about the Chipping program please call
the Fairfield Parks Department at 867-5348.
Living Legacy Tree Program at Creekside Park
Creekside Park is located at 5225 Banker Drive
The City of Fairfield Parks and Recreation Department and
the Environmental Commission is privileged to provide
a unique opportunity to our residents who would like
to plant a tree in honor of a family member, a special
loved one, or for themselves. There are over 45 different
species of trees to choose from and several different levels
to pick from depending on what type of tree you select.
A 30” x 24” cast bronze plaque is installed in a centralized
area located by the benches in the middle of the grove at
Creekside Park. The individual’s name will be added to the large
plaque for recognition.
For more information contact:
Bob Schappacher, Facility Manager, Fairfield Parks and Recreation Department
[email protected], or (513) 896-8430
Pickleball
The Parks Department has joined the ranks of communities who are
latching onto one of the hottest sports crazes. Pickleball is a sport in which
two, three, or four players use solid paddles made of wood or composite
materials to hit a perforated polymer ball, similar to a whiffle ball, over a
net. The sport shares features of other racquet sports, the dimensions
and layout of a badminton court, and a net and rules similar
to tennis. Pickleball was invented in the mid 1960’s as a
children’s backyard pastime but quickly became popular
among adults as a fun game for players of all levels. The
tennis courts at Harbin Park, Waterworks Park and Gilbert
Farms Park are striped for Pickleball.
If interested in playing in a Pickleball league in Fairfield please call the
Fairfield Parks Department office at 867-5348.
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REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION FOR 2016 FALL PROGRAMS OPENS FOR RESIDENTS ON AUGUST 16
(REGISTRATION FOR NON-RESIDENTS BEGINS ON AUGUST 18)
Program registration is accepted at the Parks and
Recreation office in the Community Arts Center at 411
Wessel Drive. Fees must be paid at the time of registration.
Walk-In Registration
All registrations take place at the Fairfield Parks and Recreation
Department Office in the Community Arts Center at 411 Wessel Drive.
Walk-in registration is available on weekdays from 8 am to 9 pm and
on Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm.
Telephone Registration
Registration may be made by calling 867-5348 during office
hours. Payment for telephone registration must be made by Visa,
MasterCard, American Express or Discover.
Programs often fill quickly, so plan to register early.
Note that the Parks and Recreation Department reserves
the right to cancel any class due to poor registration.
Cancellations will be announced on the Wednesday prior to
the start of each new session.
REFUND & TRANSFER POLICY
■■Full refunds will be issued ONLY if the Fairfield Parks and
Recreation Department cancels the program or activity.
■■Refunds will not be given if requested less than 7 days
prior to the day a program or event is scheduled to begin.
■■All program and activity refunds will be assessed a $5
Program/Processing Fee.
■■Class or section transfers are also subject to a $5
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Program/Processing Fee, unless the change is initiated by
the Parks and Recreation Staff.
■■Exceptions: Participant moves from the Fairfield area
before the program begins (proof of move must be
presented). Participant becomes ill (must be a doctor’s
statement). Exceptions are still subject to the $5
Program/Processing Fee.
■■A charge of $25 will be assessed on all returned checks.

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