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NORTH BRANFORD
PARKS & RECREATION
SPRING/SUMMER 2016
www.nbparkrec.com
1332 Middletown Ave. Northford, CT 06472
203-484-6017
YOU’RE INVITED
THE STANLEY T. WILLIAMS COMMUNITY CENTER
OPEN HOUSE
April 2
from
on
9am-12pm
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1332 Middletown Ave. Northford, CT 06472 | 203-484-6017
Spring & Summer
Table of Contents
Letter From The Director
General Information
Registration Information
Fitness Room
Day Excursions
Bus Trips
Fabulous and 55-plus
Adult Programs
All Age Programs
Pre-School & Youth Programs
Teen Adventures
Kidz Kamp
Kidz Kamp Registration Form
Community Events
Registration Form
Potato & Corn Festival
Dear Friends,
Apart from some extremely cold days, I think I’m safe in saying
that this winter was kind to us. That being said, the recreation part
of recreation happens best in warm sunshine so we welcome
spring and summer with open arms. Having been the Department
Director for the last six months, I have seen both trials and
tribulations. Ultimately all of my experiences have been a joy. One
of my best joys, though, has been to welcome many new staff.
They are a talented and enthusiastic group ready to make YOUR
recreation and senior programs all they can be.
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This October welcomed Pat Rossiter to the Recreation
Supervisor Position. He has many, many great ideas for
programming, trips, and camps to keep everyone active and
involved with a wide range of opportunities.
Kathy Poston joined us as Senior Program Coordinator in
January. Many seniors will recognize her as our former cook.
Already familiar to many, she also comes to us with many
resources to serve the community.
Kerry Haynes started in February, and Kerry comes with an
extensive background of working with the elderly, non-profit
management, program and event planning, and has been
working hard to get to know all our current seniors and hopes
to meet many more in the coming months.
Antoinette DeLizio just recently joined us as Cook. She comes
to us with a wide range of experiences in food service and
puts her warm personality into everything she cooks.
Mary Lyons continues to keep things working with her
remarkable administrative skills and answers to all the
questions.
Some new faces and some familiar faces, we are working hard to
make YOUR Parks and Recreation Department and Community
and Senior Center a great place to get fit, learn a new skill, get a
delicious meal and meet friends and make new ones. I’m
confident in saying it is a joy to all of us to serve the North
Branford Community, but we can’t do it alone. It takes you! It takes
your thoughts and ideas, your feedback and your praise. Do not
hesitate to reach out to us. This brochure reflects many of your
thoughts and ideas! You will find both old favorites and new
offerings as well. We all look forward to serving you.
Sincerely, Lauren Munro, Director
Left to Right: Lauren Munro, Kathy Poston, Kerry Haynes,
Mary Lyons, Antoinette DeLizio, Patrick Rossiter
NB Parks, Recreation & Seniors
RECREATION :
The benefits are endless
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General Information
Parks, Recreation and Senior Services
STW Community Center
1332 Middletown Ave. ~ Northford, CT 06472
FACILITY STAFF
Lauren Munro
FACILITY HOURS/INFO
Community Center Office Hours
Parks, Recreation & Senior Director
[email protected]
Mon.- Fri.
Patrick Rossiter
Recreation Program Supervisor
Kathy Poston
Senior Program Coordinator
Kerry Haynes
Part-Time Senior Coordinator
Mary Lyons
Mon. - Thurs.
Fri.
Sat.- Sun.
Secretary
Holiday Hours
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
DiLungo Fitness Center
Hours starting April 4th
[email protected]
[email protected]
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[email protected]
Friday, March 25
Sunday, March 27
Monday, May 30
Monday July 4
Monday, Sept. 5
Rosanne Krajewski Part-Time Festival Coordinator
[email protected]
Linda Javins
Part-Time Receptionist
Antoinette DeLizio Part-Time Cook
Rheta DeBenedet Tuesday Senior Van Assistant
Craig Paulsen
Part-Time Custodian
Website:
Phone:
Fax:
PART-TIME FRONT DESK ATTENDANTS
Phyllis DaCunto, Frank Garitta,
Lou Paternoster, Hank Petrosky
5:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
5:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
6:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
5:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
CLOSED
5:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
5:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
5:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
nbparkrec.com
203-484-6017
203-484-1063
Parks & Recreation Commission Frequently Requested Contacts
Brian Lynch, Chairman
Victor Palma, Vice Chairman
Karen Ablondi
Michelle Provencher
Steve Torino
Mary Bianchi, Clerk
Meetings are on the 4th Tuesday
of the month at 6:00 p.m.
at the STW Community Center.
Town Manager, Mike Paulhus
Public Works, Fran Merola
Social Services, Luisa Breen
NBHS Athletic Director,Kory Kevorkian
Superintendent’s Office
Police (non-emergency )
Little League
Youth Basketball
Soccer Club
Youth Football
Youth Lacrosse
BIG thanks to these dedicated
individuals for volunteering their time !
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Registration Information
REGISTRATION & PAYMENT PROCESS
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REFUNDS
ONLINE REGISTRATION You may register with a credit card
online at NBParkrec.com. If you have registered with us
anytime in the past and are currently in our computer system,
you can follow the temporary password directions on the
website. If you have NEVER participated in any of our
programs in the past, you must sign in as a BRAND NEW
USER, or simply call our office and we will lead you through the
first time registration process.
REGISTRATION BY MAIL OR IN PERSON A registration
form for classes, trips and Kamp is inside the brochure. Please
take the time to check that all appropriate information has
been filled out. Completed forms may be hand delivered or
mailed to: 1332 Middletown Ave, Northford, CT 06472
REGISTRATION BY PHONE You may register by calling
203-484-6017 during regular business hours.
RESIDENTS:
Resident registration begins immediately.
Payment must be made in full at the time of registration (unless
program states that there is a partial payment option). The
Parks & Recreation Department reserves the right to set cut-off
dates as necessary.
Since programs are self-supporting and commitments need to be
made to instructors and staff, the following is our refund policy:
 A full refund will automatically be given for any program
cancelled by this Department.
 Once the decision has been made to run a particular program,
no refund will be given unless a substitute can be found by
this Department, minus a $10 processing fee, or there is a
medical emergency (doctor’s note must be provided).
 No refunds will be given for any unused portion of a program.
 There are no refunds for bus trips/day excursions unless your
seat can be filled by our Department in which case we will
refund you minus $10 fee per seat.
MAKEUP CLASSES
Every effort will be made to makeup any cancelled class date.
However, due to extenuating circumstances, this is not always
possible. We apologize for any inconvenience. No refunds will be
given.
SPECIAL NEEDS ACCOMMODATION
Individuals who need accommodations in order to participate are
welcome in all programs. If you have special needs, please call the
Recreation Director in advance in order to best serve you.
NON-RESIDENTS: Non-resident registration begins on
April 4th if space is available. There is an additional fee per
person, per program for non-residents. There is also an additional
fee to join our Community Center Fitness Room.
ATTENDANCE POLICY Only those persons registered in a
program may attend class at any time. Sorry, but “visitors/family”
will not be permitted in the classroom unless invited by the
instructor.
PAYMENT:
Payment may be by check, made out to “Town of
North Branford,” cash or you may pay on-line at NBParkrec.com.
Payment must be made in full at the time of registration. There is
a $20 charge for all returned checks.
CLASS CONFIRMATION
Written confirmations are not issued for our classes. If you need
confirmation, please call. If registering by mail please call our
OOPS! Our department apologizes in advance for any mistake Department to confirm your check was received. We will call if
you may find in this brochure. Yes, and there are mistakes! Due to for some reason you will not be able to participate in the class or
the continuous program information updates, rescheduling issues, if there is a change to the program.
and other circumstances, some information may be subject to
change or errors occur. Thank you in advance for your cooperation
and understanding.
All hours of operation and policies will be
reviewed periodically to best meet the needs of
the community and best serve our members. The
Town of North Branford reserves the right to
make any necessary changes in scheduling, fees,
or hours in order to maintain a high level of
service and cover any changes that need to be
made. With all changes we will make every effort
to inform you well in advance.
CHANGES, CANCELLATIONS,
AND CLOSINGS
Occasionally, changes in instructors, fees or location may occur.
Participants in the program will be notified as soon as possible.
The Department reserves the right to cancel classes which do not
meet minimum enrollments prior to its start date. Program
cancellations and updates will be announced on the Parks &
Recreation website at nbparkrec.com. Every attempt will be
made to reschedule classes, but no refunds will be given.
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DiLungo Fitness Room
Starting April 4th
Monday - Thursday 5:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Friday
5:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday 6:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Cardiovascular Equipment:
Treadmills
Elliptical Cross Trainers
Strength Equipment:
ArcTrainer
Chest Press
Upright & Recumbent Bikes
Shoulder Press
Rowing machine
Lat Pull Down
Membership Options
and Pricing
Bicep Curl
Tricep Extension
Leg Press
Leg Extension
Resident:
Leg Curl
Individual
$175 13 years and older
Family
$275
Now includes two & one child under 15 in the
same household accompanied by an adult
Abduction & Adduction
Cable Cross Over Station
Sit up Bench
Senior
Snow bird 9 mos. $65
60 years and older
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No enrollment fee
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No Tax
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Open 7 days a week
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Welcoming atmosphere
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3-Day Trial Pass
Abdominal Crunch
Non - Resident:
Individual
Family
$285
Now includes two & one child under 15 in the
same household accompanied by an adult
Senior
Snow bird 9 mos. $75 60 years and older
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DAY EXCURSIONS
(Round trip transportation on our 16 passenger van)
Bass Pro Shop ~ Bridgeport
Westbrook Outlets and Marque Cinema
Who:
When :
Time:
Fee:
Description:
Who:
When:
Time:
Fee:
Description:
Adults
Wednesday, March 30
10:30 a.m.
$4 res/ $6 nr
Come explore this large wilderness
themed store which hosts a huge fish tank, a bowling
alley, a restaurant and hand painted wildlife art on the
walls.
Shubert Theater Tour ~ New Haven
Who:
When:
Time:
Fee:
Description:
Adults
Wednesday, April 6
10:30 a.m.
$5 donation to the Shubert Theater
Van leaves the Community Center at
10:30 a.m. for an 11:00 a.m. tour of this artistic New
Haven landmark, followed by a lunch stop.
Adults
Wednesday, June 8
10:30 a.m.
$4
Meet at the Community Center and board
our van for a trip to the Westbrook Outlets. Shop all the
outlet stores, do some walking, or enjoy a matinee movie.
A local lunch stop will be included before heading back to
the center. Sign up by June 1.
Connecticut State Capital Tour
Who:
Adults
Friday June 17
When:
10:30 a.m.
Time:
$4
Fee:
Description: Tour our State Capital, Capital Statuary
and the Legislative Office Building. We will spend some
time with Representative Vincent Candelora. Local Lunch
stop to follow. Sign up required.
Connecticut College Arboretum ~ New London Aqua Turf / Celebrate Italia!
Who:
Adult
with Lunch
Who:
When:
Time:
Fee:
Description:
Adults
Friday, April 15
10:00 a.m.
$10
Enjoy a guided tour through the
exquisite Caroline Black Garden, the diverse Native Plant
Collection, or the beautiful campus international tree
collection. We will stop at a local eatery where you can
purchase your lunch.
Tuesday July 12
When:
Departs Center 10:30 a.m.
Time:
Fee:
$45 res / $50 nr
Description: Enjoy a wide variety of American and
Italian favorites with The Italian Connection Band. They
are known as Boston’s best Italian band! Your luncheon
will include salad, chicken cacciatore, pasta, sausage
and meatballs, green beans and spumoni for dessert.
Receive a complimentary glass of wine or beer.
Mohegan Sun
Who:
When:
Time:
Fee:
Description:
Adults
Wednesday, May 11
8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
$30 res. / $35 nr
Enjoy a chartered bus ride and a full day
of food and fun at the Mohegan Sun casino. $15 food
credit and $15 free bet is included.
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Bus Trips
Man of La Mancha-Westchester Dinner Theatre
New York Botanical Garden
Saturday, May 21
Wednesday, March 30
Cost: $65 resident / $70 non-resident
Visit the spectacular spring display in one of the world’s
Enjoy a delightful and delicious pre-show lunch before
premier botanical gardens. Celebrating its 125th year,
watching this Tony Award - winning show which
the gardens offer acres of flora from across the globe
features the classic “The Impossible Dream.” Man of La
and in your own backyard. Also marvel at the exhibit
Mancha is a magical tale of the knight Don Quixote
Impressionism: American Gardens on Canvas. Explore
who is on a quest to restore chivalry and claim the
the inspiration behind American Impressionism in a
lady he loves.
display of painting and sculpture by iconic artists such
as Frederick Childe Hassam and John Singer Sargent,
Ellis Island and Statue of Liberty
and stroll through beautiful evocations of the gardens
Saturday, April 16
depicted in their quintessential landscapes at the turn
Cost: $73 adult/$64 12 & under resident
of the 20th century.
$78 adult/$69 12 & under non-resident
Stand under the recreated historic canopy at Ellis
Boston Duck Tour
Island - the same point where immigrants began the
Saturday, July 2
process toward American Citizenship. Your reserved
ferry ticket also includes entry to the Pedestal Museum Steeped in history and always revolutionary, Boston is
at the base of the Statue of Liberty. Ferry ticket allows an amazing city to explore. Start the day with a fun and
you to depart Liberty Park and get off at both Ellis
exciting tour in a Duck Boat! Part bus, part boat and all
Island and Statue of Liberty Island.
an adventure, wacky tour guides get you quacking while
giving you a tour of the history, legends and lore of
West Point Dress Parade
Beantown. Once you’re back on land, you’re on your
Saturday, April 30
own to discover all that this wonderful city has to offer.
Footsteps from the New England Aquarium and Faneuil
View the famous West Point Dress Parade
Hall, grab a cannoli from the North End, or visit The Old
as the Cadets march in full uniform, in cadence with
North Church and Paul Revere’s house. Hop on the
the military music, presenting arms in unison.
MBTA and the USS Constitution, Bunker Hill Memorial,
Afterwards enjoy lunch at the Hotel Thayer for their
The Common, the Tea Party Museum or Fenway Park
Bountiful Buffet, then off to a guided tour of West
are minutes away.
Point highlights: Cadet Chapel, Trophy Point, and
Hudson River lookout.
Boston On Your Own
Saturday, July 2
Saturday, May 21
You’re on your own to discover all that this wonderful city
Lions, tigers and bears. Oh my! And apes and monkeys, has to offer. You’ll be footsteps from the New England
bison, snakes, giraffes! Most everything under the sun Aquarium and Faneuil Hall. Stretch your legs a little and
grab a cannoli from the North End or visit The Old North
from antelopes to zebras. The Bronx Zoo is world
famous for bringing generations of families face to face Church and Paul Revere’s house. Hop on the MBTA and
the USS Constitution, Bunker Hill Memorial, The Common,
with animals from around the world. This trip brings you
the Tea Party Museum or Fenway Park are minutes away.
the Total Experience: unlimited access to the entire
park including the 4-D Theater, Bug Carousel, Butterfly
Garden, Children’s Zoo, Congo Gorilla Forest,
Looking for a day trip. Say no more! Sit back, relax
Jungleworld, Wild Asia Monorail and Zoo Shuttle. Get
and let us guide you through the trip(s) of your
ready to GO WILD!
choice. We are here to make your day an
enjoyable memory.
Bronx Zoo
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Bus Trips
Cranberry Harvest Celebration
Cape Cod, MA
Yankees v. The San Francisco Giants
Saturday, July 23
It’s off to Yankee Stadium to see the Bronx Bombers
take on the Giants in this evening game. Main Level left
field seats, Sec 232A and motor coach transportation.
Saturday, October 8
Celebrate a New England tradition and see the beauty
of the cranberry harvest during an old-fashioned
family festival. Start the day with a visit to the
Cranberry Harvest Festival. Watch them harvest the
crimson berries at Frogfoot Bog, enjoy cooking
demonstrations, shop the marketplace, listen to local
musicians, and sample the food concessions. In the
afternoon, depart for a cruise of the Cape Cod Canal.
Enjoy the natural beauty of the
Saratoga Raceway
Thursday, August 18
We’re off to the races! Excitement fills
the air as the world-class thoroughbreds take to the
track. Visit America’s oldest race track and enjoy the
best in horse racing. Includes motor coach
transportation, admission and reserved Grandstand
seating. Lunch on your own.
Broadway Bound
This Fall
Cost: TBD
The smell of the grease paint and roar of the crowd!
Watch for a trip to the Great White Way. We’re
Broadway bound and looking for great shows to see.
Evening Thimble Island Cruise and Lobster Bake
Friday, August 26
Nothing says summer like a lobster bake and a boat
ride! Departing from lovely Stony Creek in the evening,
enjoy the beautiful sunset as we cruise the iconic
Thimble Islands. For dinner, LOBSTER! On board, we’ll
dine on a traditional lobster bake with steamers,
Red Sox v. The Kansas City Royals
Sunday, August 28
Visit Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox, and watch
them battle the Royals. Watch this afternoon game
from the Right Field Box section 2-B1. Includes motor
coach transportation.
Brimfield Antique Show
Brimfield MA
Saturday, September 10
Home to arguably the world’s largest antiques market,
Brimfield Antique show offers thousands of dealers
offering everything from fine furniture and art, to tag
sale junk to pick through. Bring your money and walking
shoes and explore all this vast marketplace has to
offer. Food courts and rest areas abound!
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Fabulous and 55 plus
Get Fit
Strongercise
Who:
Session I:
Session ll:
Session IIl:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Session IIl:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Adults
March 18 - April 29
May 2 - June 13
June 17 - July 22
Mon. & Fri., 9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
$30 res / $35 nr
Vicky Struk
Whether you’ve joined other group
fitness classes or you are trying it out for the first
time, you can customize this class to meet your
individual needs. Improve your strength, mobility,
flexibility and balance in an easy-to-follow workout.
High-energy, low-impact exercise class with
upbeat music. This class is for the more active adult. This
class will get you moving and feeling good!
Bowling League
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Description:
Adults
3rd Tuesday of the Month~ ongoing
Tuesdays, 12:30 p.m.
Colony Lanes / Wallingford
$2.00 van transportation
Walking
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
The van meets at STW Community Center
and the group heads to Colony Lanes in Wallingford where
you pay a $7.00 fee that covers shoe rental and 2 games
of bowling. Pre-registration is required as there is limited
space available.
Healthy Joints, Healthy Life
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Adults
March 23
Wednesday, 12:45 - 1:45 p.m.
FREE
Evergreen Woods Staff
Adults
April 27 - late September
Wed., 10:30 a.m.-12:00 noon
Various locations in different towns
Free
Senior staff
The van leaves the Community Center
at 10:30 each Wednesday to such places as local
town greens, parks, and beaches. You must sign up
at the Community Center. Seating limited to 16.
NEW
Ballroom Line Dancing
NEW
Who:
Adults
Session:
April 5 - May 10
Tuesdays, 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Time:
Where:
Fee:
$30 res/ $35 nr
Karen Pfrommer
Instructor:
Class Minimum 8
Description: Learn the samba, cha cha, mambo,
Learn the benefits of exercise for
osteoarthritis as well as exercises to do at home. Space is
limited, sign up required.
merengue, and more without the need for a partner.
Ballroom Line Dancing is designed to teach
students basic ballroom patterns and steps while
dancing as a group. Move those feet, swing those
hips and have a blast!
Senior T’ai Chi
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Adults
March 9 - May 11
May 18 - July 20
July 27 - Sept 28
Wednesdays, 10:30 -11:30 a.m.
$20 res / $25 nr
Vicky Struk
Seniors
March 17 - June 9
Thursdays, 10:15 - 11:15 a.m.
$15
VNA Community Healthcare
WEEKLY SERVICES
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Improve balance, coordination, strength
and general fitness while learning an engaging movement
art. Practice this ancient art of movement and meditation,
paced and modified for the senior student.
Grocery Shopping (Tuesdays)
Medical Transportation & Bank Runs ($5 fee)
MONTHLY SERVICES
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Audiologist
Massage
Fabulous and 55 plus
AARP Driving Safety Course
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Drivers 50 and over
May 11
Wednesday, 1:00 - 5:00 p.m.
$15 AARP members w/AARP card
$20 non-AARP members
Checks only payable to “AARP”
Chair Yoga
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Adults
May 31 - June 28
August 2 - August 30
Tuesdays, 10:45-11:30 a.m.
$30 /$35 non-resident
Rebecca Santillo
Description: Four hours of classroom instruction
Increase your flexibility, range of
teaching preventative measures to use when driving.
movement, and improve your balance safely. You will be
Learn how aging affects reaction time, hear tips to
guided through a series of seated and standing yoga
sharpen driving skills, review the new state laws and
postures designed for those with physical limitations.
regulations, refine existing skills, and develop safe
defensive driving techniques that save lives. Please bring Reverse Mortgage Workshop
your driver’s license to class. Pre-registration is required.
Who:
Adults
Women’s Group
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Leader:
55 and over
NEW
Wednesday, April 6
1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
Free
Annie Hourwitz
Women and Families Center
Description: Casual conversation about important
topics, in a relaxed environment.
Lifeline Presentation
Who:
Adults
When:
Wednesday, May 25
Time:
12:45 - 2:00p.m.
Where:
Fee:
Free
Description: Lifeline Program Coordinator
NEW
Monica Brantley form Yale New Haven Hospital will
demonstrate and also provide information on other
services offered to seniors.
Town Services For Seniors
Who:
Adults
NEW
When:
Wednesday August 24
1:00 p.m.
Time:
FREE
Fee:
Description: Presented by Luisa Breen, Assistant
When:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Friday, May 13
12:30 p.m.
FREE
BCI Financial
NEW
Educational workshop explaining how to
access your equity from your primary residence with no
monthly payments.
Fall Free Living
Who:
Adults
NEW
When:
Wednesday, May 18
12:30 - 2:00p.m.
Time:
Free
Fee:
Description: A fun and beneficial program to help you
learn how to prevent falls. Balance exercise
demonstrations and personalized balance assessments.
Sign up required.
Choices-Medicare/Gap Insurance
Who:
When:
Time:
Fee:
Description:
Adults
Wednesday August 10
1:00p.m—2:00p.m.
FREE
NEW
Open dialogue with lots of information
concerning insurance choices, phone scams and other
important topics. Sign up by August 1.
Director of Social Services. A discussion will be held
around town services available to seniors as well as a
Q&A about CHOICES/Medicare. She will be available for
any questions/concerns you may have.
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Adult Programs
Knitting Machine Basics
T’ai Chi Ch’uan ~ Chi Gung
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Adults
May 10 - June 28
July 12 - August 30
Tuesdays, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
$70 res/ $75 nr
Richard Dicine
Have a knitting machine that you’ve never
quite learned to use? In this hands-on class you will learn
all the basics you need to know to start knitting great
sweaters and accessories. You will be working on your own
machine so make sure it is in good working order, and
bring your manual and all the tools that came with your
machine. Please contact the instructor through the
Community Center so she can determine the best yarn for
you to bring to class.
Bring balance and harmony to your life
while you strengthen your body in this traditional T’ai Chi
Ch’uan class. Taught by an instructor with 30 years of
martial arts experience and a Gold Medal Winner of the
T’ai Chi Ch’uan nationals, students practice relaxation,
balance and flexibility while leaning to understand the
body/mind relationship.
Sign up for both sessions and save $10 ($130/$140)
Knitting Machine Advanced
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Gentle Stretch Yoga
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Session III:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Description:
NEW
Adults
April 16 & 17
Sat. & Sun., 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
$150 (includes lunch)
Susan Guagliumi
Ages 16 - Adult
March 29 - May 17
May 31 - July 19
August 2 - September 20
Tuesdays, 9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
$50 res/ $55 nr
NEW
Adults
April 30 & May 1
Sat. & Sun., 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
$150 (includes lunch)
Susan Guagliumi
Already learned the basics and ready to
start making that knitting machine really HUM? Learn
advanced techniques like short row shaping, cables and
hand manipulated stitches, and a variety of garment
knitting and finishing techniques. You will be working on
your own machine so make sure it is in good working
order, and bring your manual and all the tools that came
with your machine. Please contact the instructor through
the Community Center so she can determine the best yarn
for you to bring to class.
A therapeutic yoga class perfect for
beginners or those looking for some added relaxation. This
class will include guided meditation and breathing
exercises designed to release deep tension and stress
from your body and mind. Bring a mat or blanket to class.
Brazilian Jiu Jitzu
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Session III:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Description:
NEW
Ages 16 - Adult
April 12 – May 3
June 7 - June 28
September 6 - September 27
Tuesdays, 8:05 - 9:15 p.m.
Tom Smith’s Chinese Kempo Academy
$45 res / $50 nr
Brazilian Jiu-Jitzu is a style of martial arts
that focuses on grappling and ground fighting. Students
will learn this style in a safe and supportive environment
which fosters respect for self and others. Brazilian Jiu Jitzu
is not solely a martial art, it is also a sport; a method for
promoting physical fitness, building character, and
ultimately, a way of life.
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Adult Programs
Archery Instructor I
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Ages 15 - Adult
NEW
May 14
Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
$135 res / $140 nr
Debbie Gibilaro
The Level 1 Archery Instructor Certification
Course provides graduates the necessary tools to maintain
a high level of safety both on and off the archery range
and ensures that minimum standards for archery
instruction are consistently taught to provide for the safety
and enjoyment of the participants, instructors and
spectators. Level 1 Instructors are well prepared to teach
beginner archery programs to people of all ages and
abilities in a variety of both indoor and outdoor settings in
the disciplines of target, field or 3-D archery. The Level 1
Instructor will learn about range safety, range setup, the
steps of shooting, equipment and repair, programs and
lesson plans. More information can be found at
usarchery.org or contact the instructor at
[email protected]
REGISTRATION DEADLINE MAY 1.
Archery Instructor II
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
NRA Basic Pistol Course
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Session III:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Tom Smith, NRA certified instructor
Acquire the necessary knowledge, skills,
and attitude needed to safely handle handguns. Upon
completion of this one-day course, you will earn a
certificate which can then be presented to your local
municipality as part of the requirements to apply for a
pistol carry permit. Live fire of assorted pistol calibers.
Please bring a notebook and good attitude.
NEW
Ages 18 - Adult
May 14 & 15
Sat. & Sun., 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
$200 res / $205 nr
Debbie Gibilaro
The Level 2 Archery Instructor
Certification Course includes the Level 1 Archery
Instructor Certification Course and provides students with
an introduction to the National Training System (NTS)
Steps of Shooting for recurve and compound, equipment
and accessory setup, and athlete development and
events as well as grouping students to teach the Level 1
Archery Instructor Certification Course. Graduates of the
Level 2 Archery Instructor Certification Course are well
prepared to serve as the lead instructor for long-term
archery programs such as Junior Olympic Archery
Development (JOAD)*, Adult Archery Program* and
Collegiate Archery Program clubs, as well as the Explore
Archery program.
Prerequisites:
~Membership to USA Archery, National Field Archery Assoc.
(NFAA) or Archery Shooters Assoc. (ASA)
~USA Archery Background Screening
~SafeSport training
More information can be found at usarchery.org or contact the
instructor at [email protected] REGISTRATION
DEADLINE MAY 1.
Ages 21 and over
April 23
May 21
July 9
Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
STW Community Center & Gun Range
$150 res / $155 nr
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All Ages Programs
Total Conditioning
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Time:
Where:
Instructor:
Description:
“Juniors” Karate
Teens - Adults
March 15 - May 17 $70 res/$75 nr
May 24 - June 14 $35 res/$40 nr
Tuesdays, 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Session III:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Description:
Deborah Vita, Certified Personal Trainer
This class is designed to help you get
strong and healthy. Strength training with low-impact
cardiovascular exercises which benefit your heart,
strengthen your bones, improve balance, flexibility, and
endurance. Build long lean muscles to rev up your
metabolism.
$75 res/$80 nr
Focused on the needs of the young learner,
this class teaches the ancient fighting style of Japan.
Predominantly a striking art using punching, kicking, knee
strikes, elbow strikes and open-hand techniques. This
class also introduces students to modern styles of
grappling, throws, joint locks, restraints, and vital point
strikes, all taught in a safe and supportive environment.
Learn to Play Guitar
Who:
Ages 7- Adult
Session I:
March 24 - April 28
Session II:
May 5 - June 9
Time:
Thursdays, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Where:
Fee:
$35 res/$40 nr
Instructor:
Deb Levi
Description: This class is for everyone to enjoy!
Parents, children, individuals and siblings can enjoy
learning the basics of guitar together. Fun and
educational while learning notes, chords, picking and
strumming to songs! If needed, rental is available
from instructor.
Safe Boating/Personal Watercraft Class
Who:
Ages 12 and up
Session:
April 4, 6, & 11
Time:
M, W & M, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Where:
Fee:
$20
Instructor:
DEEP
Limited to 25
Description: A complete, basic, safe boating certification
course taught in three evenings. With successful
completion of this basic safe boating class students will be
able to obtain a Connecticut Certificate of Personal
Watercraft Operation, enabling them to operate
recreational vessels up to 65 feet in length, including Jet
Skis. State-certified instructors go over topics such as:
choosing the right boat, equipment requirements, state
boating laws, safety regulations, navigation rules, buoy
systems, trailering, safe fueling, weather, accident
prevention, special topics and much more. All students
receive an official diploma and state certificate application
upon successful completion of the course. Students must
obtain a CT Conservation # before attending. See ct.gov/
deep.
Yoga Basics
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Ages 10 - Adult
NEW
April 11 - May 11
June 13 - July 18
September 7- October 3
Mon & Wed, 5:40 - 6:20 p.m.
Ages 13 - Adult
Mondays, April 4 - May 23
Tuesdays, June 21 - August 9
6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
$55 res/$60 nr
Rebecca Santillo, Cert. Instructor
Gentle slow-paced sequence of postures
which merge the breath with movement. These postures
will help develop strength, flexibility, and balance and calm
the mind. Bring a mat if you have one (if not, no worries) or
bring a blanket.
For The Love Of Horses
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Description:
Ages 8 and up
TBD Call for more information
Saturdays, 10:30 a.m. - 12 noon
Stone Carriage Farm, LLC
$155
NEW
This is a hands on introduction with lots of
time with the horse. While learning about safe handling,
care, feeding, exercise techniques, health and behaviors of
these beautiful animals. Perfect introduction for anyone
with a desire to work with horses. Learn and enjoy these
beautiful species!
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All Ages Programs
Dog Obedience
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Learn to Ice Skate
Ages 16 and older
April 25 - May 23
Mondays, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
North Farms Park, RT 139
$45 res/$50 nr
Paula Milnes
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Session III:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Sit, stay, and heel are some of the
commands taught. Train your dog to be welcomed by all!
Dogs must be at least four months old and have all their
shots. Please, no chain or retractable leashes. Proof of
Rabies Certificate needed. Wear sneakers or low sole
shoes. Only one person per dog. Bring lots of dog treats
with you … your dog will want to come to class!
Archery Beginner
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Ages 8 - 14
April 27 -June 1
Wednesdays, 4:30 - 5:30 p.m.
$45 res/$50 nr
Debbie Gibilaro
Lessons emphasize basic skating concepts
while having fun through ice games. Develop your skating
skills while increasing your ability to skate for figure
skating, hockey, or pleasure. A 25-minute lesson followed
by 30 minutes of supervised practice time. Bring hats,
mittens, and helmets. We recommend that you dress in
layers. $15 USFSA annual membership (one-time annual
membership fee required) Payable to rink.
NEW
Insanity Live
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Session III:
Time:
Where:
Instructor:
Learn basic skills using the classic recurve
bow. Practice great shooting habits and learn to put your
arrow in the bullseye every time, all in a safe and
supportive environment.
Archery Intermediate
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Ages 10 - Adult
April 27 - June 1
Wednesdays, 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.
$45 res/$50 nr
Debbie Gibilaro
Ages 3 - Adult
Mon., May 9 - July 11 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Fri., May 6 - June 24 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Sat., April 30 - June 18 1:45 -2:45 p .m.
Northford Ice Pavilion
$150 res / $155nr
Qualified Instructor from Rink
NEW
Ages 12 - Adult
May 19 - June 23
(6wks) $25res/$30nr
June 30 - July 21
(4wks) $20res/$25nr
August 4 - August 25 (4wks) $20res/$25nr
Brittni D’Urso
Description: Offers total body conditioning, with
high-intensity cardio moves for anaerobic endurance,
plyo-metrics for power, bodyweight strength moves,
balance work, agility drills, and a focus on core strength
and stability. Wear sneakers and work out clothing and
bring a water bottle and a towel.
NEW
Quinnipiac River Kayak Tours
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Session III:
Where:
More advanced archers will have fun and
hone their skills with the recurve bow. Working with an
instructor, shooters will get tips and techniques to
continue on the path to being great archers. All equipment
provided. Personal equipment must be approved by the
instructor (Recurve bows only. Max 35# draw.)
Fee:
NEW
Ages 12 - Adult (children with adult supervision)
Sunday, July 17
12:00 p.m.
Sunday, August 7
12:00 p.m.
Sunday, September 18
1:00 p.m.
Quinnipiac River Marina
309 Front Street, New Haven
$50.00 includes:
Transportation between Marina and
Drop-off/Pick-up point. Kayak & paddle,
lifejacket.
Description: Take a guided paddle through the marshes
and waterways of the Quinnipiac River. You’ve zipped past
on the highway, but this time glide through the picturesque
waters that have sustained New Haven for centuries. See
the flash of fish under you and a soaring osprey above. Is
that a Bald Eagle overhead? It could be! Have your own
equipment? Transportation only: $20
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Pre - School Programs
Ballet ‘n Rhythm
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Pre-School Karate
Ages 2 & 3
September 28 - November 16
Wednesdays, 9:15 - 10:00 a.m.
$45 res/ $50 nr
Sharon DiCrosta,
Owner, The Dancer’s Studio
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Session III:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Description:
Description: Introduce your toddler to the basics of
Ballet & Tap
Ages 3 - 6
May 7 - June 11 (5wk) $25res/$40nr
June 25 - July 16 (4wk) $20res/$25nr
Aug 6 - Aug 27 (4wk) $20res/$25nr
Saturdays, 8:00 - 9:00 a.m
Who:
Session:
Time:
Ages 2 - 5
Sundays, April 10 - May 15
For 2 - 3 year olds: 9:00 - 9:45 a.m.
For 4 - 5 year olds: 10:00 -10:45 a.m.
STW Community Center Front Field
$80 res/$85 nr
Challenger Sports Coaches
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description: Mini Kickers focuses on the development of
children aged 2 -5 years old. Challenger Soccer has
designed an innovative curriculum that introduces your
young soccer stars to basic soccer skills as well as
developing their motor, social, and psychological skills.
British coaches combine soccer with fun games; stories
and music that keeps players entertained and enthused to
return next week. Each player receives a FREE Mini Kicker
uniform and soccer ball as part of the program.
Mommy and Me Arts & Crafts
Ages 3 - 5
April 9 - May 14
Saturdays, 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.
$35 res/$40 nr
$45 res/ $50 nr
Mini Kickers Soccer
Brittni D’Urso
Learn the basic techniques and
fundamentals of both ballet and tap as well as the
vocabulary of each style. There will be creative movement
along with learning basic skills. Wear dance-able clothing,
appropriate shoes and bring water. Children learning to
dance while having fun is a plus!
Who:
Session I:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
An exciting way to introduce children to take
direction from a teacher or coach while learning the skills of
martial arts. Such skills include the physical aspects of
martial arts: discipline, focus, self-confidence, bully-busting,
stranger-danger, and respect for self and others. Children
who begin martial arts training at an early age tend to do
better and are more focused in school, at home, and in
other sports.
dance through pre-ballet, rhythm exercises, and creative
movement. This class will incorporate music, movement,
imagery, and props to develop motor skills and
imagination. Dance clothing and ballet shoes are
required.
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Session III:
Time:
Where:
Instructor:
Description:
Ages 3 - 5
April 16 - May 7
June 11 - July 9
Saturdays, 12:30 - 1:00 p.m.
NEW
Intro to Drums
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Kerry Haynes
An hour of crafts and activities for your
preschooler with mommy, daddy or any other adult in
their lives. Make stepping stones, coloring books, tie dye
and paper art crafts, but more importantly make
memories with your little one.
Ages 6 - 14
March 24 - April 28 (6wks)
May 5 - June 9
(6wks)
$35 res /$40 nr
Debra K. Levi
Students will learn proper technique,
timing, and a variety of traditional to current songs.
Please bring drum pads, snare drum, and notepad.
Rentals through the instructor are available. Please let us
know if rental is needed at time of registration. Last class
will be a performance by the students.
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Youth Programs
Learn to Sing
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Tumbling and Cheer
Ages 6 - 14
March 24 - April 28 (6wks)
May 5 - June 9
(6wks)
$35 res / $40 nr
Debra K. Levi
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Tiny Tumblers
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
NEW
Ages 6 - 12
April 9 - May 14
Saturdays, 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
$45 res/$50 nr
Kerry Haynes
NEW
Ages 5 - 10
April 9 - May 28
Saturday, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
$110 res/$115 nr
Victor Ranero
Learn the basics of early gymnastics training
working on the mats. Grow in strength flexibility and fitness
while practicing discipline and concentration. Awesome fun
and a great way to grow. Flips, turns and more!
Youth Brazilian Jiu Jitzu
Beads, jewelry, puppets, tie dye, paper
crafts, recycled art and more are all in the works in this
adventure of creativity. Kids will have fun and learn an
artist’s skill and technique as they create their own
masterpieces to bring home.
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Session III:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Saturday Science
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
NEW
For the intermediate gymnast and cheer
leader, work on refining skill and endurance while practicing
new routines.
Learn to sing properly. Learn posture and
sustained speech along with proper technique and
breathing and a variety of traditional to current songs.
Learn lead voice and harmony in this fun class! Notepad
is needed. Last class will be a performance by the
students.
Crafty Kids
Ages 10 - 18
April 4 - May 23
Monday, 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.
$130 res/$135 nr
Victor Ranero
Ages 7 - 13
NEW
April 9 - May 14
Saturday, 9:00 - 10:30 a.m.
$45 res/$50 nr
Ages 10 - 15
April 16 - May 7
June 11 - July 9
Saturday, 9:45 - 10:45 a.m.
$45 res /$50 nr
Tom Smith
Brazilian Jiu Jitzu is a martial art that focuses
on grappling and ground fighting. Students learn this style in
a safe and supportive environment fostering respect for self
and others. Brazilian Jiu Jitzu is not solely a martial art, it is
also a sport which promotes physical fitness, building
character; and, ultimately, a way of life.
STW Staff
WARNING: This activity includes fire,
explosions, breaking things, throwing things and playing
with chemicals. All in the name of science! Each week a
new project explores a different side of physics or
chemistry and puts these junior scientists right in the
middle of the action.
Mountain Biking Club
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Ages 13 - 17
Tuesdays, April 12 - August 30
6:30 - 8:00 p.m.,
and various bike trails
$25 res / $30 nr
Mark Ofinowski
Fee:
Instructor:
Description: Improve your skills, endurance , stamina and
make new friends by taking mountain biking rides. Meets at
various groomed trails (transportation is on your own) to ride
under the supervision of an adult ride-leader. Riders should
have a working mt. bike, helmet and gloves.
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Youth Programs
Children’s Karate
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Session III:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Description:
Jazz/Hip Hop
Ages 6 - 9
April 16 - May 7
June 11 - July 9
Saturdays, 1:30 - 2:00 p.m.
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Ages 5 - 8
Thursdays, May 12 - June 16
4:15 - 5:00 p.m.
$30 res / $35 nr
Brittni D’Urso
$45 resident / $50 non-resident
This fun style of dance incorporates
Children will learn respect for self and others, upbeat music while learning the style of the dance. Learn
self-defense, balance, flexibility, discipline, focus, and healthy different dance combinations, work on flexibility, and some
beginner breakdance steps. Wear comfortable clothing,
habits.
appropriate shoes (sneakers are okay) and bring water.
Slamma Jamma Basketball 6 - 8 years
Who:
Session I: ,
Session II:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Babysitter’s Certification
Ages 6 - 8
April 18 - April 22
June 27 - July 1
Mon. - Fri., 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
$125 res/$130 nr
Slamma Jamma Coaches
Who:
Session:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
The Slamma-Jamma staff shows campers
how to develop basketball fundamentals and a winning
attitude. With 34 years of experience, the knowledgeable and
skilled camp directors and clinicians hold each camper’s best
interests as their priority as they work on skills to help create
great players and great kids on and off the courts. Sign up for
both sessions and get a $25 discount.
Slamma Jamma Basketball 9 - 14 years
Who:
Session I:
Session II:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Ages 9 - 14
April 18 - April 22
June 27- July 1
Mon. - Fri., 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
$165 res/$170 nr
Slamma Jamma Coaches
Ages 11 - 15
May 21
Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Ambulance Co. #4 - Northford
$65 res / $70 nr
ASHI Staff
Description: Girls & Boys Welcome! Ideal class for
current and future sitters. This training gives you the
knowledge, skills, and confidence to care for infants and
school-aged children. This course addresses safety issues,
preventing injuries and illnesses, basic childcare, and first
aid. Students learn by doing and will be required to
demonstrate first aid and other skills. They will be certified
by the American Safety and Health Institute. (Bring your
own lunch.)
Field Hockey Camp
The Slamma-Jamma staff shows campers
how to develop basketball fundamentals and a winning
attitude. With 34 years of experience, the knowledgeable and
skilled camp directors and clinicians hold each camper’s best
interests as their priority as they work on skills to help create
great players and great kids on and off the courts. Sign up for
both sessions and get a $35 discount.
Who:
Session I:
Time:
Where:
Fee:
Instructor:
Description:
Entering Grades 2 - 8
June 27 - 30
Mon. - Thur., 9:30 - 11:00 a.m.
Northfarms Park
$80 res/$85 nr
Coach Cheryl Canada, Quinnipiac Univ
Open to boys and girls, come learn or freshen up your field hockey skills. Basic skills will be taught,
and for the experienced we will build on all the skills needed to be a field hockey player. Stick, mouth guard and shin
guards are mandatory. Sticks can be provided if
necessary. Please let us know at time of registration.
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For kids entering grades 7 - 9
A summer to remember with friends and fun!
Travel twice a week on Tuesday & Thursday to awesome adventures.
$90 per week
Includes transportation, all admissions and great staff. An additional $10/week for non
non-residents
non-residents
Week 1
July 5: Brownstone Park
July 7: Rocky Neck Beach
Week 2
July 12: Boston-Quincy Market
July 14: Sky Zone and Kiwi Spoon
Week 3
July 19: Farmington River Tubing
July 21: Ocean Beach
Week 4
July 26: Roger Williams Zoo
July 28: Sonny’s Place
Week 5
August 2: It at Jordan’s Furniture & Wooster Street
August 4: Times Square - New York
Week 6
August 9: Jump and Climb Zone
August 11: Six Flags
Information for Kidz Kamp CIT Applicants
CITs (Counselors in Training) have always played an important role at camp and it is no different at Kidz Kamp. CITs
preserve traditions, are bridges between campers and counselors, and they have energy and enthusiasm in ways the
adults sometimes can’t. They also find themselves in an awkward position: not a typical camper and not quite yet adult
staff. It takes a special person to walk that line, and that could be you.
Can you tell when it is time to work vs. time to play? Can you look at a situation and see the safety of
the campers before anything else? Are you ready to be a leader and take responsibility for others?
If you answered yes to those questions, then we want you! We often have more applicants than spots available, and some people are
more ready than others. Not everyone will be able to be a CIT. There are several steps to becoming a CIT:
1. Check to make sure you are entering grade 9-11 next school year.
2. Fill out an employment application form. We know you may not have a lot to enter in terms of your work experience, etc. but just
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do the best you can. It’s good practice and gives you a chance to think about what you have accomplished. (The CIT applicant
should be filling this out. We are sure you have wonderful parents, but THEY won’t be working with us!)
Write a paragraph or two about why you want to be a CIT. It looks like fun, and it sure can be, but it also has responsibilities, and
camp is NOT necessarily for YOU to have fun, it is for the campers to have fun and be safe. That is the most important thing.
Complete a registration form so we have emergency contacts as well as your preferred sessions. Please note, we generally only
allow CITs to attend two sessions. List as many sessions as you like with an order of preference. We will do our best to give you
the session(s) you want. (It is first come, first served.)
Return all forms with payment for the number of sessions you want to attend. ($70 per one-week session)
To get an application packet, please visit the community center. Once we have all of your information, we will schedule a time for
interviews.
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KIDZ KAMP 2016
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Whether a single session or a whole summer,
Kidz Kamp offers the kind of summer we all remember:
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The happiness of a game well played.
The laughs, so much your belly aches.
The thrill of new adventures.
All that, plus the assurance for parents that there are well-trained, skilled staff
making sure your child is safe and happy. It doesn’t get much better than that.
KIDZ KAMP AT STW COMMUNITY CENTER
For children entering Grades 1 - 6
Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.– 4:00 p.m.
Before Care begins at 7:30 a.m. and After Care until 6:00 p.m.
Hot Lunch option available for only $20 each week.
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KIDZ KAMP 2016
Session Dates
Theme
Trip
Dinorama!
Dinosaur State Park
Up, up and AWAY!
Sky Zone Trampoline Park
3. July 5 - July 8
Stars & Stripes
Bowling & Pacific Grill Buffet
4. July 11 - July 15
Mad Science
Peabody Museum
Wet & Wild
Quassy Amusement Park
Lions & Tigers and Bears
Beardsley Zoo
Pirates, YARGH!
Mystic Seaport
1. June 20 - June 24
2. June 27 - July 1
7. Aug 1 - Aug 5
8. Aug 8 - Aug 12
9. Aug 15 - Aug 19
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Super Heroes
Nomads
Camper vs. Wild
Chatfield Hollow & BBQ
REGISTRATION INFORMATION:
Payment is required in FULL to reserve a space. Cash, Check, or Credit Card Accepted.
Cancellation/Changes fee is $10 per camper per week, if made in writing and submitted to the department prior to June
13th. No refunds will be given after this date. No exceptions.
No registrations accepted after June 13th. $10 sibling discount per week. (No on-line option)
Please use: KIDZ KAMP REGISTRATION FORM ONLY!
Non-Residents are welcome for an additional $20 fee per week. Sign-ups for non-residents begin on May 9th.
TRIP POLICIES:
All field trips are optional and have an additional charge.
The trips fill on a first-come, first-served basis. Check at the camp site the day prior to the trip for schedule changes. Trips
are subject to changes or cancellations due to weather.
No refunds will be given unless a trip is cancelled or your spot is filled (minus a $10 fee).
CAMPERS ARE REQUIRED to wear their 2016 Kidz Kamp t-shirt on all field trips. Campers without a t-shirt will not be
allowed to go on the trip. There will be no refunds for trips not attended. Trips are non-refundable.
“Kidz Kamp” will remain open on trip days.
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KIDZ KAMP 2016
One Registration form per child.
Camper:
Address:
(Last)
Please print clearly.
Age:
(First)
Parent 1:
This form may be duplicated if needed.
DOB:
Rising Grade:
(Grades 1-6)
Gender:
Parent 2:
Phone:
Phone:
Phone:
Email:
Phone:
Email:
Emergency Contact Name:
Phone:
(Other than parent)
Allergies, medications other information:
Please circle the session and activities your child will attend:
Before Care
7:30 - 9
Kidz Kamp
9-4
After Care
4-6
Hot Lunch
Field Trip
Option
Option
Week 1:
Jun 20 - Jun 24
$15
$95
$20
$20
Dinosaur State Park $20 _____
Week 2:
Jun 27 - Jul 1
$15
$95
$20
$20
Skyzone Trampoline $33 _____
Week 3:
Jul 5 - Jul 8
$15
$95
$20
$20
Bowling & Buffet
$37 _____
Week 4:
Jul 11 - Jul 15
$15
$95
$20
$20
Peabody Museum
$20 _____
Week 5:
Jul 18 - Jul 22
$15
$95
$20
$20
Quassy
$38 _____
Week 6:
Jul 25 - Jul 29
$15
$95
$20
$20
Beardsley Zoo
$30 _____
Week 7:
Aug 1 - Aug 5
$15
$95
$20
$20
Mystic Seaport
$38 _____
Week 8:
Aug 8 - Aug 12
$15
$95
$20
$20
Nomads Adventure
$32 _____
Week 9:
Aug 15 - Aug 19 $15
$95
$20
$20
Chatfield Hollow/BBQ $20 _____
Please list anyone, including yourself, that will have permission to pick up your child(ren) from Kamp
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
T-SHIRT SIZE (Circle One)
YS YM YL AS AM AL
I give permission for my child to participate in the Recreation Department’s Kidz Kamp program under the
Direction of the Town of North Branford. I hereby waive, release, absolve, indemnify and agree to hold harmless
the Town of North Branford, its directors, agents, employees, volunteers and any person transporting my child to or
from any activities, for any claim arising out of any injury(s) to my child. I give permission to have photographs of my
child or children taken during this program used for publicity purposes of the NB Recreation Department.
________________________________________
________________
Parent/Guardian Signature
Date
Kamp Week Totals
$_______
B/A Care Totals
$_______
Kamp Trip Totals
$_______
Lunch Totals
$_______
Sibling Discount
$_______
TOTAL FEE DUE
$_______
COMMUNITY EVENTS
High School Culinary Luncheon
Who Has The Best Cheese Pizza in Town?
Thursday, April 7th
11:30 a.m.
North Branford High School Gym
PIZZA WARS
Tuesday, April 26
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Enjoy a delicious lunch provided by
the culinary students
at the high school.
$5
A meal of stuffed shells with sauce,
vegetable medley and Italian bread.
Choose from frosted chocolate Oreo
cake and frosted pineapple cake.
Entertainment will be provided by the
North Branford High School
Musicians.
Fun, Food, Raffle and More!
Desserts available from
Pastry Fusions
3 and under free
Buy your tickets today!
Adults $2
North Branford Parks & Recreation presents
ASTROFEST II
May 6, 6:00 p.m.
Join local enthusiasts and professional astronomers from
Sidewalk Astronomers of New Haven as they guide you on a tour
of our night sky. Learn about telescopes and use them to
explore the wonders they allow us to see. Presentations begin
inside at 6:00 followed by night sky viewing.
Free! And open to the public.
c.
At STW Community Center
1332 Middletown Ave. Northford, CT
For more information call 203-484-6017
21
COMMUNITY EVENTS
IT’S COMING!
Friday, April 29th, 10:30 a.m.
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honk horns and have fun!
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
Senior Appreciation Luncheon
Friday, May 20, 11:30 a.m. STW Community Center
For those 55 plus, join us for a luncheon to say thank you for all you do and bring to our
community. Enjoy a delicious meal with friend's and join in a meet and great with town
officials. Pre registration is required. Do not wait to register, fills quickly. Register by
Wednesday, May 11th.
Senior Picnic
Thursday, July 14, 6:00 p.m. Totoket Valley Park
Our seniors celebrate summer right! Nothing says summer like hot dogs, hamburgers and all
the fixings, live music and lots of friends Bring a lawn chair, sit back and enjoy a summer’s
evening. Co-sponsored with the North Branford Rotary. Free to town residents, $5 for others.
Register by Wednesday, July 16th.
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REGISTRATION FORM
FOR CLASSES, CLINICS, LESSONS & TRIPS
203-484-6017
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: TOWN OF NORTH BRANFORD
MAIL TO: North Branford Parks and Recreation Department,
1332 Middletown Avenue, Northford, CT 06472
THIS FORM MAY BE DUPLICATED FOR ADDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS
ADULT NAME (Of person completing this form): ________________________________________________________
Home # (
) ____________________
Work# (
) ____________________
Cell# (
) ______________________
EMAIL: __________________________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: _______________________________________ City ___________________________ Zip ___________
In case of emergency call:
__ Phone: ______________________
(Other than spouse/parent/guardian, i.e., friend, neighbor, grandparent)
Allergies/Medications/Other Information (Please specify):
PARTICIPANT NAME
(Including name above if participating)
DOB
GRADE
(when
applicable)
Male/
PROGRAM/TRIP
Female
(Please note there are no refunds)
FEE
Non-Resident Fee - $5.00
Per program, per person
Send a Child to Camp Scholarship
T-SHIRT (If applicable) CIRCLE ONE: YS YM YL AS AM
TOTAL FEE
RELEASE OF LIABILITY:
I waive all rights and release all claims that might be had against the Town of North Branford, it’s hired or contracted instructors, their employees
and agents, for any and all injuries or losses which may be suffered because of my participation or my child’s or my children’s participation in the
above activity offered by the Town of North Branford, in consideration of permission of the district to participate in the activity. I consent to my
child’s participation in the above activity, and authorize the district and its employees or agents to provide emergency medical treatment for my
child on my behalf. I give permission to have my photo or the photo of my child or children taken during classes, used for publicity purposes of the
North Branford Parks & Recreation Department. I understand the North Branford Parks & Recreation Department will not be held responsible for
injuries as a result of participation in any of the programs. I also understand that I must carry accident and liability insurance for my child.
Signature of Participant (18 years or older): ________________________________________________________________________
Signature of Parent/Legal Guardian: __________________________________________________ Date: ___________________
For Office Use Only: Date:_______________ Cash: ________ Check #: __________ Credit____________ Initials: __________
2008
2015
2005
2008
2013
2007
For Craft Vendor applications, Food Vendor applications, Sponsorship information and
updated information on the weekend’s events visit our website
Multi-Activity Summer Camp
Week 1 June 20 – 24
Week 4 July 11 – 15
Week 7
Aug 1 – 5
Week 2 June 27 – July 1
Week 5 July 18 – 22
Week 8
Aug 8 – 12
Week 3 July 5 – 8
Week 6 July 25 – July 29
Week 9
Aug 15 –19
Children ages 5-13 will be introduced to a variety of sports, recreational, and educational activities in a safe
and fun environment. Daily activities include arts and crafts, outdoor games, water activities and other fun
events! The program will encompass basic sport ability, developing social skills, and increasing self-esteem
with an emphasis on having FUN.
BASEBALL CAMP
July 11th – 15th • August 1st – 5th
th
SOCCER CAMP
June 20 – 24th • August 15th – 19th
LACROSSE CAMP
Please visit www.ctsportsplex.com for information.
•
•
•
•
•
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State Certified
Half-Day Camp Available
Lunch Program and Early Drop-off/Late Pick-up Available
Best Camp Value in the State
Campers Play Laser Tag & Cyber Sport
Giant Waterslide and a whole lot more….
Call 203-484-4383
or visit
www.ctsportsplex.com
for more information

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