LIVE LEARN - New Lenox Community Park District

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LIVE LEARN
WINTER/SPRING 2016
LOTTERY REGISTRATION
BEGINS DECEMBER 5TH
Quality. Simplicity.
Comfort. It’s time.
A unique concept in women’s health care.
The Women’s Center at the Presence Healing Arts Pavilion has brought together a team
of doctors dedicated to treating the 40+ woman. From pre-menopause to healthy aging,
these doctors offer expert care and take the time to listen to your concerns.
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At The Women’s Center, you can visit your gynecologist, get a mammogram and
bone-density test, consult with a cardiologist, gastroenterologist, oncologist, or urologist,
and between appointments, indulge in a soothing massage or spa service.
Worood Abboud, MD
Oncology
Lucy Dey, MD
Endocrinology
Diane Drugas, MD
Breast Surgery
Elias G. Gikas, MD, FACS
Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery
Mary Gordon, DO
Cardiology
Ommar Hla, MD
Oncology
Mickey Jester, DO
Diagnostic Radiology
Lola Kwan, MD
Gastroenterology
Leslie Masood, MD
Neurology
Nahla Merhi, MD, FACOG
Gynecology
Urogynecology
Ellen Gustafson, MD
Oncology
410 East Lincoln Highway, New Lenox | 815.462.5566
© 2015 Presence Saint Joseph Medical Center
presencehealth.org/stjoseph-joliet
Greetings from YOUR
Now that the summer months have flown by and the fall leaves have dropped, we can turn our attention to the
upcoming winter months. The winter weather offers various types of outdoor recreation, as well as a boatload of indoor
activities presented by your Park District Recreational Department.
Your Park District has focused on a new “theme” for recreational fun, which is “LIVE, LEARN, & PLAY”! Your Park District
feels that recreational activity should be a part of everyone’s life, and it also should be fun while you’re learning a new
activity to participate in. Here are a few programs that we would like to highlight:
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Amazing Race Challenge
Piyo® Live
Ceramic Painting
Jewelry 101
Our Winter/Spring Catalog is full of programs you and your family can get involved in. Please take the time and sign up
for any program that sparks your interest.
Your Park District Commissioners and Staff would like to recognize and thank all the businesses and local volunteer
groups that helped make this past summer’s “Proud American Days” a huge success. Starting on Thursday, July 23 with
the opening of the amusement rides and entertainment tent, continuing on through Sunday with the Military Tribute and
Car Show, and all the other attractions and events in between, this year’s P.A.D. showcased the true spirit of the “Home
of Proud Americans”. This four-day event is not possible without the cooperation of all local government entities, our
area volunteer groups, our supportive business community, and of course, the blessing of Mother Nature. Thank you to
all of you who came out and enjoyed this year’s event and we hope to see you next year.
As I am writing this letter, your Park District office on South Cedar Road, aka “The Lions Den”, has outlived its useful life
and is being torn down. Your Board of Commissioners and Staff are working on possible ideas for what we can put in its
place, but of course, with the uncertainty of what is happening in Springfield regarding the possibility of a property tax
freeze as well as the current shutdown of all state grant programs, any decision that is made will be prioritized, together
with all capital projects we have within our District. However, rest assured, any and all decisions
will be based on providing the best recreational programs possible, while being good stewards
of your tax dollars.
Remember…Be Active and Stay Healthy!
Sincerely,
Brian Fischer
Park Board President
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PRESIDENT’S LETTER
New Lenox Community Park District!
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PARK BOARD & STAFF
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
PARK BOARD MEETINGS
Brian Fischer, President
Ted Schulz, Vice President
Dale Larson, Secretary
Garry Kraemer, Treasurer
Bill Thomson, Commissioner
Open to Public
Anyone wishing to address the Park Board must notify the
Board via email at [email protected]
or in writing by noon on the Friday before the regular meeting.
Meetings will be held at 6:00pm on the third Wednesday of the
month at the Village of New Lenox, Board Room, 2nd Floor,
1 Veterans Parkway, New Lenox, Illinois.
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NLCPD ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
www.newlenoxparks.org
701 W. HAVEN AVENUE, NEW LENOX, IL 60451 • PH: 815.485.3584 • FAX: 815.485.3589
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday-Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm
Greg Lewis, CPRP, Executive Director
• Jacque Tuma, Deputy Director of Executive Services
Business Services Staff
• Kathy Lynch, Director of Business Services
• Karen L. Acklin, Business Services Supervisor
• Nick Yacobi, Business Services Supervisor
• Caitlin Doyle, Business Services Coordinator
• Stephanie Delrose, Business Services Coordinator
• Laurie Jacobs, Business Services Coordinator
• Lauren Starczewski, Business Services Coordinator
Recreation Staff
• Shirley Braglia, CPRP, Director of Recreation
• Lea Pipiras, Deputy Director of Recreation
• Lauren Lotz, Communications-Marketing Supervisor
• Olga Viano, CPRP, Athletic Supervisor
• Tracy Wrase, CPRP, Recreation Supervisor
• Dianna Kroll, Recreation Supervisor
• Kelly Molloy, Recreation Supervisor
Parks-Maintenance Staff
• George Travnicek, Director of Parks-Maintenance
• John Camp, Facilities-Maintenance Foreman
• Ken Stephens, Parks-Maintenance Foreman
• Mark Sagen, Facilities-Maintenance Crew Leader
• Henry Sobbe, Parks-Maintenance Laborer I
• Dean Martinez, Parks-Maintenance Laborer I
• Kip Kokal, Parks-Maintenance Laborer II
• Adam Duda, Parks-Maintenance Laborer II
• Ryan Wrobel, Parks-Maintenance Laborer II
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Jeff Franson, Custodial-Maintenance Crew Leader
Mark Moustis, Custodial-Maintenance Laborer II
Mike Bubash, Custodial-Maintenance Laborer II
Jason Braglia, Program Coordinator
Kathy Claver, Program Coordinator
1 MANOR DRIVE, NEW LENOX, IL 60451 (Not a Mailing Address) • PH: 815.485.1737 • FAX: 815.485.5952
PARK BOARD & STAFF
lions community center
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, 9am-5pm • Tuesday, 9am-7pm
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sanctuary Golf Course
www.golfsanctuary.com
485 MARLEY RD., NEW LENOX, IL 60451 (Not a Mailing Address) • PH: 815.462.4653 • FAX: 815.462.4659
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Sunday-Saturday (weather permitting)
The Sanctuary Golf Course Staff: 815.462.4653 (GOLF)
Robert Schulz, PGA, Director of Golf
Douglas Eggert, GCSAA, Golf Course Superintendent
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Ethan Bedsaul, Assistant Golf Professional
Andrew Godfrey, Assistant Golf Professional
Guadalupe Lopez, Assistant Golf Course Superintendent
Michael Wesolowski, Golf Course Shop Foreman
WINTER/SPRING 2016 • REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.NEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • 815.485.3584
PARK PARTNERS
Park
partners
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The New Lenox Community Park District is pleased to provide contact information for
many of the organizations with whom we partner with. It is through the Park District’s
successful partnerships with these groups that we all contribute to improving the quality
of life in the community of New Lenox.
Area Agencies
Lincoln-Way Community High School District #210. . . . . . 815.462.2100
New Lenox Chamber of Commerce. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 815.485.4241
New Lenox Cub Scout Packs #6, #49, #94. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 815.942.4450
New Lenox Community Channel 6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 815.462.6428
New Lenox Girl Scouts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 815.723.3449
New Lenox Township (Dial A Ride) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 815.485.6431
New Lenox Fire Protection District (Administration) . . . . . . 815.463.4500
New Lenox Library. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 815.485.2605
New Lenox Police (Administration). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 815.462.6100
New Lenox Police (Non-Emergency). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 815.485.2500
New Lenox School District #122. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 815.485.2169
Senior Services Center of Will County. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 815.723.9713
Village of New Lenox. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 815.462.6400
2016 CPR ClassES
New Lenox Fire Protection District
Saturdays, 8:00am-Noon
Date/Type:* Jan. 9, Heartsaver CPR
Feb. 6, Healthcare Provider CPR Mar. 5, Heartsaver CPR
Apr. 2, Healthcare Provider CPR
Register at: New Lenox Fire Station #1
261 East Maple, New Lenox, IL
School Districts and New Lenox Township
Fee:
The New Lenox Community Park District would like to extend a thank
you to the school districts serving the area (#122 and #210) and New
Lenox Township. It is through the cooperation of the school board
and administrative staff of these districts that we are able to offer more
programs in satellite locations to members of the community. Thank you
for allowing our programs to grow and enhance our community!
The Fire District conducts several other public
events throughout the year. For information,
contact the Public Education/CPR Coordinator
at 815.463.4500 for dates and details.
$40
*Please note that dates are subject to change.
Visit www.nlfire.com for full details.
YOUTH ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATIONS
New Lenox Youth Athletic Associations
Confused over who to call to sign your child up for soccer, baseball, football or softball? Join others who call the Park District
with their questions regarding registration information. While the Park District maintains the athletic fields, programs are run by
independent associations. Registration is handled through each individual association and NOT the Park District. Below are the
contact numbers for each association. If you have a question or concern; please call; they are happy to answer any questions.
NL Soccer Association/Legacy Soccer Club
NL Mustangs Football
815.485.4667 • www.newlenoxsoccer.org
815.212.4673
www.newlenoxfootball.com
NL Girls Softball
NLYFA Jr. Knights/Jr. Warriors Football
779.206.0068
www.nlgsa.org
www.nlyfa.com
NL Rebels Baseball
www.newlenoxrebels.com
We greatly appreciate the generous support of our advertisers!
Please be sure to review their ads – some with special savings in this catalog.
Table of Contents
Advertisements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 24, 30, 36, 41, 56-60
T.E.A.M. Assets of the Month. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Athletic Associations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Christmas Tree Disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Commemorative Bench/Tree Program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Community News. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Lincoln-Way Pools. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 & 45
Lincoln-Way Field Houses & Track. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Lincoln-Way Fitness Centers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Lincoln-Way Special Recreation Association. . . . . . . . . 10
Mission Statement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
New Lenox Fire Protection District . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
New Lenox Friends of the Parks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
ONLINE REGISTRATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Park Board and Staff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Park District News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Park Map/Amenities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54-55
Park Partners. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Park Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Park Shelter Rentals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Parties and Rentals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23
President’s Letter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
REGISTRATION FORM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
REGISTRATION INFORMATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Sanctuary Golf Course. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
“STOP” Trashing Our Parks Program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Volunteers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Winter/Spring 2016
December /Caring School Climate
“My school is a place to learn, make friends
and help me in any way I need.”
January/Time Scheduling
“Each day I grow a little, learn a little and look
forward to what I can accomplish each day!”
February/Cultural Competency
“We all smile in the same language and can learn
something from all kinds of people.”
March/Citizenship
“I can be a good citizen only if I am kind, honest,
help do things in my town and most important, be a
buddy not a bully.”
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Programs Offered
ACES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9
Active Adults. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-21
Adult Athletics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49-50
Adult Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
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Creating healthy lifestyles through parks and
recreation.
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Promoting diverse recreation opportunities for all
citizens.
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Developing scholarship programs for struggling fellow
citizens so they can enjoy the benefits of park district
programs.
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Maintaining and Improving the beautification and
amenities that park properties provide.
Bus Trips. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-17
Dance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40-41
Early Childhood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-30
Early Childhood Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-32
Fencing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46-47
Gymnastics/Cheerleading. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Kiddie Kampus 2016-2017 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-27
Martial Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Special Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-13
Spencer Trailblazers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Teen Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43-44
Youth Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-38
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Information Categories
The New Lenox Friends of the Parks is seeking new members who are
interested in committing to ensure that New Lenox is a safe and playful
place for our children to grow and succeed! Your assistance will go a
long way in helping all families in the area to maintain the quality of life
we enjoy in New Lenox. If you want to join in, your time commitment is
minimal...Please consider joining today!
New Lenox Friends of the Parks Members Needed!
For more information, please email:
[email protected]
Youth Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33-35
ACES/SPENCER TRAILBLAZERS
ACES Powerplay! Beyond school program
Grades K-6 (2015-2016 School Year)
The ACES program is designed to provide a safe, structured before-and-after school program
for children attending District #122 schools in grades Kindergarten through Sixth. The program
is staffed with trained employees and maintains a 10:1 ratio. The program hours are 6:30am
until school begins and after school until 6:30pm. We accommodate full-time, part-time and
flexible schedules. Each participant is required to pay a registration fee of $30. Registration
began on Mon., June 1.
WEEKLY PAYMENT IS DUE BY 8:00AM ON THURSDAY OF THE PREVIOUS WEEK or a $25 late fee
per child will be charged. Payment can be made through the program, faxed to 815.485.3589
or dropped off at the drop box located outside of the NLCPD Administration Building, 701 W.
Haven Avenue or outside Entry “C” at the Lions Community Center, 1 Manor Drive.
PRICE LIST
BEFORE SCHOOL
2nd child
4 DAYS
3 DAYS
2 DAYS
1 DAY
$53
$44
$36
$26
$14
$49
$40
$33
$24
Drop Off (One Day Only Per Week)
AFTER SCHOOL
2nd child
$13
$19
$63
$53
$42
$30
$16
$58
$49
$38
$27
$14
$21
½ Day Early Dismissal Upcharge
$8
BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL
2nd child
8
5 DAYS
$95
$81
$63
$45
$23
$87
$74
$58
$41
$21
$28
½ Day Early Dismissal Upcharge
$8
PROGRAM LOCATIONS
Spencer ACES
Spencer Crossing School Cafeteria
Nelson ACES
Nelson Prairie School Cafeteria
Tyler/Bentley ACES
Tyler School Gymnasium
Haines/Oakview ACES
Haines School Cafeteria
Note: We do not credit accounts for days absent or transfer days from week to week.
Spencer Trailblazers
Grade K (2015-2016 School Year)
Spencer “Trailblazers” allows for an extended day for
Spencer Trail AM and PM students. Teachers will reinforce
the kindergarten curriculum. We strive to foster growth
academically, socially and emotionally. Children will enjoy
structured activities, games and outdoor play, as well as a
variety of arts and crafts to counter-balance the day’s education
activities. Children should bring their lunches and a drink with
them each day. We do provide a morning and afternoon snack
and drink each day. If your child needs care before or after
kindergarten hours (before 8:20am and/or after 3:00pm), our
Spencer ACES program is available.
Space is limited in this program. Registration will be on a
first come, first served basis and began on Mon., June 1. A
registration fee of $30 will be required at this time to reserve
your child’s spot. Parents must commit to a set schedule for the
entire school year, but may choose 1-5 days.
WEEKLY PAYMENT IS DUE BY 8:00AM ON THURSDAY OF
THE PREVIOUS WEEK or a $25 late fee per child will be
charged. Payment can be made through the program, faxed to
815.485.3589 or dropped off at the drop box located outside
of the NLCPD Administration Building, 701 W. Haven Ave. or
outside Entry “C” at the Lions Community Center, 1 Manor Drive.
NUMBER OF DAYS
5
4
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2
1
Afternoon Trailblazers
$80 $66
$51 $37 $19
(AM K Students)
10:55am-3:00pm
Morning Trailblazers
$80 $66
$51 $37 $19
(PM K Students)
8:25am-12:20pm
Please be aware that we do not credit
accounts for days absent or transfer days
from week to week.
“Just wanted to send you a message to let you know my son loved camp this summer and loves ACES
now. He actually gets sad on the days we don't take him! Thank you for running such a strong
program to help our family!” -Meg Turton
Schools Out–We’re In
Ages 6-12 (as of Sept. 1, 2015)
LCC (Room 1) Entry C
School’s off! Join us for an action-packed, fun-filled day. We will provide age-appropriate activities including organized games,
arts and crafts and much more. Our program opens at 6:30am and closes at 6:30pm. Participants need to bring a lunch with their
name on it. A $25 late fee per child will be added after the deadline. Call the Recreation Department at 815.485.1737 for additional
information.
Casmir Pulaski Day
Registration Deadline: Thurs., Dec. 17
ACTV#67026-A1
Mon., Tues. & Wed., Dec. 21, 22 & 23
Registration Deadline: Thurs., Mar. 3
ACTV#33122-A6
Mon., Mar. 7
Fee:
$51/R • $56/NR
Registration Deadline: Wed., Dec. 23
ACTV#67027-A1
Mon., Tues. & Wed., Dec. 28, 29 & 30
Price List
1st Child
3 Days
2 Days
1 Day
$115/R
$82/R
$51/R
$130/NR$92/NR $56/NR
2nd Child
$107/R
$76/R
$48/R
$122/NR$86/NR $53/NR
Martin Luther King Day
Registration Deadline: Thurs., Jan. 14
ACTV#33122-A1
Mon., Jan. 18
Fee:
$51/R • $56/NR
District Institute Day-1
Registration Deadline: Thurs., Feb. 4
ACTV#33122-A3
Fri., Feb. 12
Fee:
$51/R • $56/NR
President’s Day
ACTV#33122-A2
Mon., Feb. 15
Fee:
$51/R • $56/NR
ACES
Winter Wonderland
ACTV#33122-A7
Tues., Mar. 15
Fee:
$51/R • $56/NR
Spring Break
ACTV#67028-A1
Mon.-Fri., Mar. 28-Apr. 1
Price List 5 Days 4 Days 3 Days
2 Days 1 Day
1st Child $163/R $142/R $115/R
$82/R $51/R
$188/NR$162/NR$130/NR$92/NR$56/NR
2nd Child $152/R $131/R $107/R $76/R $48/R
$177/NR$151/NR$122/NR $86/NR $53/NR
Registration Deadline: Thurs., May 19
ACTV#33122-A8
Mon., May 23
Fee:
$51/R • $56/NR
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SANCTUARY GOLF / LWSRA
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Don’t Miss the 33rd Annual Penguin Open!
Visit our website www.golfsanctuary.com for more information.
Use of Facilities and Policies
485 North Marley Road, New Lenox, IL 60451
Call 815.462.GOLF (4653)
Fax 815.462.4659
www.golfsanctuary.com
Bob Schulz, PGA, Director of Golf
Thank You Sanctuary Golf Course Patrons!
On behalf of all management and staff, we would like to extend
our sincere thanks for your continuing patronage this year. We
promise to continue to improve and expand the course services
in order to ensure a quality golfing experience at The Sanctuary
Golf Course facilities.
Looking for a gift for your favorite golfer?
The owner, operator, and management of The Sanctuary Golf
Course believe it is in the best interest of the community, the golf
course facility and its patrons, to establish general facility usage
guidelines.
1. Any activity not related to the purpose of the golf course
facility and clubhouse, unless authorized in writing, is strictly
prohibited.
2. Dogs and other pets are not permitted on the golf course or
grounds at any time.
3. Running, jogging, walking, snowmobiling, fishing, hunting
and any other activity not related to the purpose of the facility
is strictly prohibited on The Sanctuary Golf Course property.
Visit the pro shop and purchase one of our gift
certificates for any amount.
Lincolnway Special Recreation Association
1900 Heather Glen Drive (off Laraway Road), New Lenox, IL 60451
815.320.3500 • Fax: 312.660.8831 • [email protected]
Providing recreational opportunities for individuals with disabilities
LWSRA offers adaptive recreation opportunities for individuals with disabilities since
1976. LWSRA is supported through a cooperative agreement with Frankfort, Manhattan,
Mokena, New Lenox, Peotone and Wilmington Island Park Districts.
Lincolnway Special Recreation Center
This fully accessible facility features a gymnasium, stage, fitness
area, learning kitchen, offices, classrooms and wheelchair
softball field and is located just off Laraway Road, East of
Schoolhouse Road in New Lenox!
The New Lenox Community Park District welcomes participation
in all programs by individuals with disabilities and special needs.
The New Lenox Community Park District works cooperatively
with the Lincolnway Special Recreation Association (LWSRA) to
facilitate successful participation for individuals who request an
inclusion aide.
If you are asking for special assistance for your child to
participate in a park district program, please inform the park
district staff at the time of registration. You will be directed
to contact LWSRA and an evaluation process will then be
implemented by LWSRA. Timely registration is important. Please
register and request an aide no later than two weeks before the
start of the program.
Employment Opportunities for Inclusion, please contact
LWSRA for more information.
Programs for youth, teens and adults include:
• Social events (dances, game nights, social club)
• Special events (trips, musicals, sporting events, etc.)
• Adapted Sports (wheelchair basketball & softball, boccia,
power soccer)
• Special Olympics (basketball, volleyball, track & field,
swimming and more)
• Sports, Fitness & Aquatics (swim lessons, strength &
conditioning and more)
• Adult day programs that run year round (TITANS)
• Summer Camps
• After-School Program
HOURS: Monday-Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm
For more information, stop by the Lincolnway Special
Recreation Center or visit www.lwsra.org.
Special Events
Valentine Heart Contest
free
Starting Mon., Feb. 1, kids can come and guess the number of
candy hearts in the jar at the Lions Community Center. Whoever
guesses closest to the actual number will receive a special prize.
Contest will close on Fri., Feb. 12, the winner will be notified on
Tues., Feb. 16.
Valentine’s Day Dinner and Ride
Ages 5 & Over
Bring your special someone for an evening of riding and dinner!
The evening’s plans include a riding lesson followed by a
spaghetti dinner with salad, rolls and beverages. Let Nova share
your Valentine’s Day with you, your family or a good friend.
Register at the Park District Office for reduced rates.
ACTV#37256-A2
ACTV#37256-A3
ACTV#37256-A4
Fee:
Location:
Fri., Feb. 12, 7:00pm-9:00pm
Sat., Feb. 13, 4:00pm-6:00pm
Sat., Feb. 13, 7:00pm-9:00pm (Adults Only)
$68 R/NR per couple
$15 for each additional rider
Nova Quarter Horse, Inc.
10129 W. 187th St., Mokena
Sips and Splatters
Age 21 & Over
LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry C
Gather up your friends and come prepared to paint and party.
Sip on your drink as the art instructor gives you step-bystep directions on how to create your own acrylic painting
masterpiece. Limit of two glasses of wine or beer.
ACTV#37720-A1
ACTV#37720-A2
Fee:
Wed., Feb. 17, 7:00pm-9:30pm
Wed., Mar. 16, 7:00pm-9:30pm
$35 R/NR per Class
(Fee includes art supplies and beverages.)
Drop-In Free Throw Contest
New!
All Ages
Lincoln-Way West High School Field House
Compete against others for a chance to win a cash prize. Drop
in at the Lincoln-Way West Field House on the dates listed
below. Winner is the best of ten shots from the free throw line.
Participants can try more than once but the fee must be paid
each time. Ages 8 & under will shoot from a specially-marked
line and Ages 9 & above will shoot from the official free throw
line on the court. Winners will be announced Wed., Mar. 2.
Days/Time:
Sun., Feb. 21
Tues., Feb. 23
Fri., Feb. 26
Fee:
2:15pm-3:30pm
7:00pm-8:30pm
7:00pm-9:00pm
$5/Entry
Basic First Aid Class Age 12 & Over
Administrative Building (All-Purpose Room)
It is never too early to recognize an emergency! What would
you do if you saw someone choking or if a teammate fell to the
ground and was unresponsive? Gina Menza, ECSI Instructor,
wants to empower teens with the knowledge of Basic First Aid
Training. You will learn First Aid, CPR and how to use an AED.
Class is limited to 12 students per class.
ACTV#35123-A1
ACTV#35123-A2
Fee:
Tues., Feb. 23, 5:30pm-9:00pm
Tues., Mar. 22, 5:30pm-9:00pm
$30 R/NR
Flashlight Clover Hunt
free
Ages 3-10
Nelson Prairie Park (Behind Nelson Prairie School)
Those silly Leprechauns left
behind hundreds of clovers to
find! Come join the New Lenox
Community Park District, along
with Country Financial, for a
wee bit of fun! Don’t forget to
bring flashlights so you can
hunt for those “Special Clovers”.
Hunt begins promptly at the
scheduled times! If there is
inclement weather, please check our website for cancellations.
Day/Time:
Ages:
Fri., Mar. 4
3-5 yrs., 7:15pm
6-10 yrs., 7:30pm
T.E.A.M. Asset “Family Faire”
All Ages
Lincoln-Way Central High School
free
Sponsored by area park districts, please join us for the annual
T.E.A.M. Asset Family Faire featuring a wide variety of games and
activities for all children to enjoy at this day of family fun! A FREE
pancake breakfast will be served from 9:00-10:00am! If you
are a business that is interested in exhibiting or being a sponsor
for this large (estimated attendance is over 600 people) family
event, please contact Lauren at 815.485.3584 or
[email protected].
Day/Time:
Sat., Mar. 5, 9:00am-1:00pm
If you are looking for a way to reach the
New Lenox area residents, there is no
better way to market your business than
through a sponsorship with US!
See page 58 for details.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Ages 2-13
Lions Community Center
No refunds are given on special events.
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Special Events
SPECIAL EVENTS
Snowman Building Contest
All Ages
free
We are looking for amazing snow creations built by you! The
following categories will be what our fans will vote on, “Unique
Snow Creature” and “Creative Traditional Snowman”. Then, take
a picture and email it to Tracy at [email protected]
with your name, age and phone number. After the deadline
(Fri., Mar. 11), we will post photos to our Facebook page and
have our fans vote! At the end of the voting period, the photo
with the most “likes” will be the winner.
Deadline to enter is Fri., Mar. 11 and the winner will be notified
Wed., Mar. 16.
Adult Egg Hunt
Age 21 & Over
Haines Wayside Park
free
Join us again this spring for our Adults Only Egg Hunt! The eggs
will be filled with an assortment of prizes. Please bring a photo
ID and a flashlight with you and dress for the weather. Please
leave your children at home, since this is an adult event!
Pre-Registration is STRONGLY recommended. The hunt will
begin promptly at 8:00pm. No restroom facilities available.
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ACTV#37571-A1
Fri., Mar. 18, 8:00pm
free
Easter Egg Hunt
Ages 2-14
Haines Wayside Park
The Easter Bunny, along with the New Lenox Community Park
District, is inviting all children and their parents to join us for
our annual Easter Egg Hunt at Haines Park. There will be candy,
prizes and a visit from the Easter Bunny. Hunt begins promptly
at the scheduled times. Dress according to weather as this is an
outside event. No restroom facilities available.
Day/Date:
Ages/NEW TIMES:
Sat., Mar. 19
2-3 yrs., 10:30am
4-6 yrs., 10:45am
7-10 yrs., 11:00am
11-14 yrs., 11:15am
Mom/Son Superhero Night
Age 3 & Over
LCC (Rooms 1 & 2) Entry C
New!
Calling all Moms and Sons! Join us for a night full of Superhero
Action! We will have a variety of Superhero-themed games,
music, food and perhaps even have a special superhero or two
making an appearance. Join us to celebrate with your best
superhero… Mom!
Registration Deadline:
Day/Time
ACTV#34320-A1
Fri., Mar. 25
Sun., Apr. 3, 6:00pm-8:00pm
Mom $15 R/NR
Child $18 R/NR
Water Eggstravaganza New!
Ages 6-10
Lincoln-Way West High School Aquatic Center
Join us for an after Easter Water EGGstravaganza hunt! With the
help of the Easter Bunny of course, we have put eggs in the pool
and need your child’s help to retrieve them. Each child will receive
a small goody bag to take home. The hunt will not last the entire
two hours, but you, as a family, are invited to stay and enjoy the
open swim. No registration taken at the door.
Registration Deadline: Fri., Apr. 1
Day/Time:
Sun., Apr. 10
ACTV#34290-A14:30pm-6:30pm
Fee:
$20 LWR Family of 4
(Must be in Same Household.)
$40 NR Family of 4
(Must be in Same Household.)
Additional Family Member $5 LWR/NR
Amazing Race
Challenge
Age 21 & Over
LCC (Rooms 1 & 2)
Entry C
Grab three friends to
make a team and be a
part of NLCPD Amazing
Race Challenge. Each
team will follow clues around town and complete a
variety of tasks/challenges before receiving their next
clue. Just like the TV show, the first team to properly
take pictures, complete each task and be the first team
back to the Lions Community Center in the allotted
time will win this year’s race.
Does your team have what it takes to retrieve each
clue and complete every challenge? Warning…some
challenges may involve food. Each team captain will
need to provide their team name and T-shirt size for
each member at time of registration. Register by
Tues., Mar. 29 to guarantee T-shirt sizes. Please bring a
photo ID to show proof of age.
Registration Deadline: Wed., Apr. 6
ACTV#37387-A1
Sat., Apr. 16, 5:30pm-Midnight
Schedule of Events:
5:30pmCheck-in
5:45pm
1st Challenge Given to Teams
(May require physical activity.)
6:00pm
Cars Depart
9:00pm
Cars Due Back
9:00pm-Midnight
Open Bar, Food/Games/Music
10:00pm-10:30pm
Winner Announcement
Fee:
$220 R/NR per Team of 4
No refunds are given on special events.
Mommy and Me
Celebrate Mother’s Day “horsin’ around” with your child at Nova
Quarter Horse! This is a hands-on opportunity to work with your
own individual horse and participate in a group riding lesson.
Come on out to enjoy this unique Mother’s Day experience!
Register at the Park District Office for reduced rates.
ACTV#37258-A1
ACTV#37258-A2
Fee:
Location: Fri., May 6, 5:30pm-7:00pm
Sat., May 7, 3:30pm-5:00pm
$61 R/NR per Couple
$15 for each Additional Rider
free
Touch-a-Truck
All Ages
Walker Country Estates Park
Thursday, June 9th
Race Begins at 7:00pm
Ages 7 & Over • New Lenox Commons
Put your imagination in gear and go! Come climb on and
explore your favorite vehicles including fire engines, police
cars and construction trucks while you rub elbows with your
hometown heroes. How often does anyone get to look inside
any of these unusual vehicles and get to talk to someone who
operates them? It will be a day that will be remembered! Parent
supervision is required and cameras are highly recommended.
If you have a truck or piece of equipment and would like to be
included in this event, email Tracy at [email protected]
for more information. No registration required! Concessions will
be available.
Day/Time:
Sat., May 7, 10:00am-Noon
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SAVE THE DATE
Family Open Swim
All Ages
(Parent(s) must accompany children in pool area.)
FootGolf Tournament
Age 10 & Over
Haines Wayside Park
SPECIAL EVENTS
Age 5 & Over
New!
FootGolf is a combination of two popular sports, soccer and
golf. A regulation-sized soccer ball is used to kick your way
through the 9-hole course. The lowest total score in each age
category following the nine holes will win a prize. Come out and
try this new sport!
Registration Deadline: Fri., May 6
ACTV#37182-A1
Sun., May 15, 11:00am
Fee:
$9 R/NR
Gather the family and spend quality time at the pool.
Family swim will provide you with ample time to
enjoy family activities, while having fun splashing and
playing! All registration will be taken at the door. Call
the Administration Building at 815.485.3584 for more
information.
Day/Time:
Open Swim Dates:
Fee:
Sun. 4:30pm-6:30pm
1/10, 1/24, 2/7, 4/24 & 5/1
Adult per Day: $6/LWR, $12/NR
Child per Day: $4/LWR, $8/NR
For Family Open Swim Guidelines, see page 45.
BUS TRIPS
Bus Trips
Park District! We have a variety of getaways to choose from,
so sit back, relax and enjoy the scenery. Call your family,
friends and neighbors and join the fun! For your protection, an
additional medical form is required to be completed and on file.
If you need more information, call the Recreation Department at
815.485.3584, we’d love to hear from you!
No refunds are given on bus trips.
Mulligan Stew at Jacob Henry Mansion
Adult
Joliet, IL
Amore at Eataly
Adult
Chicago, IL
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Take a trip with the New Lenox Community
We have planned a wonderful new bus trip steeped in the flavors
and tastes of Italy. We will experience firsthand the sights and
sounds of Eataly in Chicago. Eataly is an original “marketplace”
where you can shop, taste and savor high-quality, traditional,
Italian food products and beverages. This trip begins with a
private 90-minute walking tour including various tastings of
vegetables, Pizza Napolitano, cheese, salami, fresh pasta, gelato
and crèma di caffe’; enough to serve as your lunch. Following
the tour, there will be time for further browsing and shopping.
ACTV#31527-A1
Departure:
Return:
Fee:
Fri., Dec. 18
Wed., Feb. 10
8:45am (LCC)
2:45pm (Approximately)
$68 R/NR
(Fee includes transportation, private
tour including generous tastings.)
World’s Fair Tour & Miller’s Pub
Adult
Chicago, IL
For one shining moment, Chicago was the center of the galaxy.
The world turned its attention fully on one of the most beautiful
cities ever built or dreamed of – the "Columbian Exposition of
1892.” Travel with us on this bus and walking tour (minimal), and
experience many of the amazing features of not only a colossal
event, but the "Century of Progress" in 1933-34 as well! You
will hear stories including the race for electricity, the serial killer
known as H.H. Holmes, Star Rays from Arcturus and “My friend
Elias.” Before the tour, we will enjoy lunch at Miller’s Pub – a
Chicago favorite since 1935.
ACTV#31533-A1
Departure:
Return: Fee:
Tues., Feb. 16
Fri., Mar. 4
10:45am (LCC)
$75 R/NR (Fee includes motor coach
transportation, tour and lunch.)
Begin your morning with a tour of this National Landmark built
in 1873 known for its Victorian charm and visit the Old Central
Church located on the mansion’s estate. We will experience
a bit of Ireland as we enjoy Aunt Annie’s famous corned beef
including cabbage, potatoes and carrots. We will also enjoy
Celtic music and sing Irish songs from “Mulligan Stew.” A great
way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day!
ACTV#31505-A1
Departure:
Return:
Fee:
Mon., Feb. 8
Tues., Mar. 15
10:00am (LCC)
$88 R/NR (Fee includes tour, luncheon,
show and transportation.)
42nd Street at Cadillac Palace
Adult
Chicago, IL
This quintessential backstage musical comedy classic is the song
and dance fable of Broadway “We’re In the Money,” “Shuffle
Off To Buffalo” and, of course, “42nd Street.” This fantastic
musical tells the story of a starry-eyed young dancer who leaves
her Allentown home and comes to audition in York. When the
leading lady breaks her ankle, Peggy Sawyer takes over and
becomes a star. Prior to the matinee performance, we will
dine at the wonderful Randolph Tavern, a relaxed, wood-lined
American restaurant & bar featuring an elevated pub menu with
delicious appetizer and lunch choices.
ACTV#31526-A1
Departure:
Return:
Fee:
TBD
Wed., Mar. 16
10:30am (LCC)
$85 R/NR (Fee includes transportation
and performance. Lunch will be on your
own.)
Please note that program registrations
cannot be taken over the phone. For full
registration information, see page 52.
Laverne & Shirley Tour of Milwaukee
All Ages
Chicago, IL
Adult
Milwaukee, WI
Don’t miss our trip to see our champion Chicago Blackhawks
play their last home game against the Arizona Coyotes at the
United Center! Limited tickets are available, so register as soon
as possible. Please note that online registration is NOT available
for this event.
Schlemeil, Schlimazel, Hasenpfeffer Incorporated! Do you
know what this means? Find out by taking a fun-filled tour of
Milwaukee…Laverne & Shirley style. You’ve never been on a tour
like this before! You’ll see the Pfister Hotel, the opening shot of
the Laverne & Shirley show, City Hall, the Polish flats where they
lived, the brewery where they worked and eventually went out
of business and the Fonz statue. Tour the Lakefront Brewery and
everyone will receive samples and a glass to take home. (Root
beer is available for those who choose not to consume alcohol.)
Frank, father of Laverne, owned the gang’s favorite hang-out,
the Pizza Bowl. So this afternoon, you’ll enjoy an Italian Pizza
Buffet complete at a local Italian family-owned restaurant. We’ll
also take in a game of mini-bowling and see if Shotz Brewery
really does have the best bowlers. (If you choose not to bowl,
you will have just as much fun watching everyone else.) After
working off our lunch, we’ll need to stop for a custard treat
at Leon’s Drive-In, a Milwaukee tradition. Finally, no trip to
Wisconsin would be complete without a stop for cheese! We
will stop at Milwaukee’s urban cheesemaker, Clock Shadow
Creamery, recently featured on Delicious Destinations on the
Travel Channel before heading home from this fun-filled day in
Milwaukee.
ACTV#31548-A1
Departure:
Return:
Fee:
Mon., Mar. 7 or while tickets last.
Tues., Apr. 5
5:00pm (LCC)
$98 R/NR (Fee includes school bus
transportation and a 300 level ticket.
Due to popularity, there is a limit of four
tickets per household.)
Among the Amish
Adult
Lincoln, IL
Join us for a full one-day trip to experience the spring sights,
tastes and unique craftsmanship of the Amish. This day will
begin with a step-on tour that will provide an insider’s look into
Amish history and lifestyle while enjoying Lincoln’s beautiful
spring landscapes. Following the tour, we will enjoy a wonderful
lunch buffet at Yoder’s Restaurant featuring a delicious
assortment of Amish favorites. After dining, we will have the
opportunity to browse and shop at the many Amish shops
featuring food, arts and crafts and much more!
ACTV#31528-A1
Departure:
Return:
Fee:
Mon., Mar. 7
Wed., Apr. 13
8:00am (LCC)
$60 R/NR (Fee includes transportation
and lunch.)
ACTV#31532-A1
Departure:
Return:
Fee:
Mon., Mar. 7
Sat., Apr. 23
6:45am (LCC)
transportation, tour, bowling, lunch and
more.)
Vintage Fashion Show Luncheon
Adult
Joliet, IL
Join us for a unique fashion show luncheon where we will dine
and enjoy a time capsule of fashion and elegance with many
beautifully preserved "classics' spanning 120+ years. A perfect
combination of history and fashion! A full-lunch will be served
featuring Apricot Thyme Chicken with Chef’s Choice of starch
and vegetable and will include tossed garden salad, warm rolls,
dessert and coffee or tea.
ACTV#31525-A1
Departure:
Return:
Fee:
Fri., Apr. 8
Tues., May 17
10:15am (LCC)
$70 R/NR (Fee includes transportation,
performance ticket and lunch.)
Register Now…Don’t Delay! Program limits will be adhered to.
If you wait too long, the class may be full or cancelled due to low enrollment.
BUS TRIPS
Chicago Blackhawks
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Bus Trips
To ensure the success
of our bus trips, some have been scheduled in cooperation with
Frankfort and Manhattan Park Districts.
Spa Getaway – Abbey Resort
BUS TRIPS
Lake Geneva, WI
Adult
This is the one you've been waiting for and well worth the wait
it will be! Spend three glorious days in the heart of Lake Geneva,
Wisconsin. On day one, set out on picturesque Lake Geneva for
a cruise including a plated lunch. Then, we will visit downtown
Lake Geneva for plenty of browsing and shopping. This evening,
we will dine at the famous Popeye's Restaurant.
Anderson Japanese Gardens
Adult
Rockford, IL
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Visit these remarkable grounds of peace and tranquility. You
will find beauty and inspiring scenic gardens that will leave
you speechless. A guided, 90-minute tour will take us along
paths, streams and bridges through the gardens. Please wear
comfortable walking shoes. Good mobility is essential for this
walking tour. Benches are located throughout the garden for
your relaxation and meditation. A level terrain tour is also an
option. We will enjoy our lunch in the lower level of their garden
restaurant.
ACTV#31503-A1
Departure:
Return:
Fee:
Wed., Apr. 13
Wed., May 18
8:30am (LCC)
$77 R/NR (Fee includes garden tour,
lunch and transportation.)
The Rat Pack at Paramount Theatre
Adult
Aurora, IL
World-renowned actor and comedian Buddy Hackett was a
lifelong friend of the Rat Pack. Together, those five guys were
the epitome of cool, ruling the Las Vegas strip and creating
a smooth style that’s still emulated today. Now, years later,
Buddy’s son Sandy Hackett and his crew of crooners are
bringing the boys’ timeless Vegas show to the Paramount stage,
reminding everyone that the Rat Pack is still one of the hottest
acts around. This show is the closest you’ll ever get to see the
boys back under the stage lights. Before the show, we will have
dinner at a local Aurora restaurant (TBD).
ACTV#31531-A1
Departure:
Return: Fee:
Thurs., Apr. 21
Sat., May 21
5:15pm (LCC)
transportation, ticket and dinner.)
Our second day will consist of time at the Abbey Resort and
Avani Spa for a full day of relaxation and pampering with dinner
at the Abbey Resort. Lunch will be on your own. For the last day,
we will attend the Fireside Theatre in Ft. Atkinson, Wisconsin for
a matinee production of Sister Act before returning home. Fee
includes: motor coach transportation, 6 meals, Lake Geneva
cruise, Avani Spa credit and service, live performance and lunch
at Fireside Theatre and more. This is the one you don't want
to miss! Trip insurance prices vary depending on occupancy,
cost and trip minimums. For full details regarding insurance
costs, please contact Cheryl at the Manhattan Park District at
815.478.3324, Ext. 203.
Registration Deadline/Final Payment: Mon., Mar. 21
Days/Dates:
Tues.-Thurs. May 24-26
Departure:
8:00am (LCC)
Return:
TBD (Evening of May 26)
ACTV#31519-A1
$649 R/NR per Person Double
($75 deposit due upon registration.)
ACTV#31519-A2
$795 R/NR per Person Single
ACTV#31519-A3
$619 R/NR per Person Triple
ACTV#31519-A4
$599 R/NR per Person Quad
Broadway in Our Backyard!
Lincoln-Way North High School Performing Arts Center
BUS TRIPS
LINCOLN-WAY DISTRICT 210 SENIOR SERIES
Be a part of Lincoln-Way School District 210’s Senior Series. The New Lenox Community Park District mini-coach will leave the Lions
Community Center, 1 Manor Drive, New Lenox at 10:00am and deliver you straight to the door. Performances are about 75 minutes
in length. Please register early. These shows sell out quickly! Afterwards, we’ll stop for lunch at a local restaurant. Lunch fees are the
participant’s responsibility.
Glenn Miller Orchestra
Nashville Nightingales
The world famous Glenn Miller Orchestra returns to LincolnWay with its unique jazz sound. The nineteen-member band will
perform many of the original Miller arrangements. Additionally,
vocalists and musical director, Nick Hilscher, will carefully
select newer tunes that lend themselves naturally to the Miller
sound. Miller’s sound is distinguished by the clarinet and tenor
saxophone which contribute to the melody while saxophones
play a complimentary harmonic line. Climb aboard the
Chattanooga Choo Choo for a trip down memory lane with one
of the greatest bands of all time!
Three celebrated songbirds from Music City present classic
hits from Big Band to Top 40, with a splash of Countrypolitan.
From George Gershwin to Glenn Miller, from Patsy Cline to
Connie Francis, from the Andrew Sisters to the Everly Brothers,
these girls can chirp! As solo artists, Mandy Barnett, Benita Hill,
and Julia Rich have performed across America and around the
globe. Put them together, and hold onto your hats!
Registration Deadline: Thurs., Jan. 21
ACTV#39370-A1
Wed., Feb. 10, 10:00am-12:45pm
Fee:
$29 R/NR (Fee includes bus
transportation and admission.)
Nobody Does It Better
James Bond Movie Themes
Vocalist Nancy Hays, backed by her musical ensemble and
accompanied by a spectacular dance couple, present an
exciting performance which is a treat for the ears as well as the
eyes. This stunning show features the award-winning music
from the iconic James Bond movies such as “Nobody Does It
Better”, “Goldfinger” and “Diamonds Are Forever”, to name a few.
Nancy provides colorful commentary about the Bond films and
the famous actors and directors that have contributed to the
James Bond legacy. You won’t want to miss this musical tribute
to Bond…James Bond.
ACTV#39372-A1
Wed., Apr. 6, 10:00am-12:45pm
Fee:
A Tribute to Elvis
Travis LeDoyt is fast becoming one of America’s most
convincing, jaw-dropping tribute acts to ever grace the stage.
Through his remarkable resemblance and his incredible talent
to emulate the voice and style, Travis flawlessly captures the
essence of Elvis in his prime. Specializing in the 1954-1959
years, Travis performs a historic concert tribute with his band.
The reincarnation witnessed through his dynamic show is truly
spectacular and offers the next best thing for those who never
saw Elvis live!
Registration Deadline: Thurs., Apr. 21
ACTV#39507-A1
Wed., May 11, 10:00am-12:45pm
Fee:
ACTV#39371-A1
Wed., Mar. 2, 10:00am-12:45pm
Fee:
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ACTIVE ADULTS
Active Adults
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Horseback Riding for Seniors
Abstract Canvas Painting
Age 55+
Age 55+
Whether you rode years ago or always wanted to learn, now is
your chance. You will learn beginner through advanced Western
and English styles of riding from qualified instructors. Indoor and
outdoor arenas available. Register at the Park District Office for
reduced rates. Please call 708.479.3696 to schedule lessons.
ACTV#37253-A1
Location:
$83 R/NR
Tai Chi
Age 50+
This class is offered by Will County Senior Services. The goal
of this class is to improve balance to prevent falls, increase
flexibility and reduce stress. It’s slow, soothing movements
incorporate deep breathing and relaxing postures that helps
calm the mind and body each time you go through gentle
movements.
Day/Time:
Tues., Nov. 3-Jan. 26
Tues., Feb.9-Apr. 26
1:00pm-2:00pm
Fee:
$30 R/NR (Suggested donation to Will
County Senior Services)
Payable on site or mail to:
Will County Senior Services
251 N. Center Street, Joliet, IL 60435
Location:
Senior Housing Community Room
1090 South Cedar Road, New Lenox
Jam Session & Social Hour
Adult
free
Gather for an afternoon of music! Can’t play an instrument?
Join us anyway to listen, sing along and meet new friends. If you
do play, tune up your instrument and come join this group of
musicians that meet the first Thursday of each month beginning
January 7 through May 5. All types of music are played from
the American Song Book, the Swing Era, Dean Martin and
Frank Sinatra. Bring your sheet music to share. Can’t play an
instrument? Join us anyway to listen and sing along with the
group. Refreshments will be served.
Day/Time:
Thurs., 3:00pm-4:30pm
New!
Join in on a different and unique way to paint just about
anything you want. Your creation might include swirls, circles,
squares with circles, splash painting and more. You will be
painting a beautiful abstract 11” x 14” masterpiece! (Acrylic paints
will be used which are non-washable.)
Time:12:00pm-1:30pm
ACTV#39224-A1 Wed., Jan. 6
ACTV#39224-A2 Thurs., Feb. 11
ACTV#39224-A3 Fri., Mar. 4
ACTV#39224-A4 Thurs., Apr. 28
Fee:
$16/R $21/NR (Fee includes all materials.)
Quilting Club
Adult
Interested in quilting? Enjoy the company of other enthusiasts!
On Wednesdays, we take turns sharing and showing. Fridays
at our Quilting Club are set aside to work on your unfinished
projects. We occasionally go on quilting road trips and donate
quilts to charities. All talent levels are welcome. You’ll be
surprised how much you can learn and how much fun you can
have. This club meets the first Wednesday and the third Friday of
each month. Don’t forget your machine! Our group continues
to grow and is always looking for new members.
ACTV#39241-A1
ACTV#39241-A2
Fee:
Location:
Wed., Jan. 6-May 4, 11:00am-2:30pm
Fri., Jan. 15-May 20, 10:00am-2:30pm
$13 R/NR
Arthritis Foundation Exercise
Adult
The Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program is a low-impact
physical activity program proven to reduce pain and decrease
stiffness. The routines include gentle range-of-motion exercises
that are suitable for every fitness level.
Day/Time:
ACTV#39999-A1
ACTV#39999-A2
Fee:
Location:
Mon., 10:00am-10:45am
Jan. 11-Feb. 29 (Skip 1/18 & 2/15)
Mar. 21-May 2 (Skip 3/28)
$15 R/NR
Our online registration saves time in everyone’s busy schedules.
However, in order to register online, there are a few pieces of one-time documentation that must be
completed and presented before providing you with your user name and password...Visit our website for full
details. Once complete, registration is only a click away!
Look for other adult fitness programs on page 46-47 of this catalog!
New!
Sit and Get Fit
This beginner class focuses on low impact and chair exercises to
help with stiffness, joint and back pain. Since the consequences
of falling for adults can be severe, balance training is included.
This group setting allows adults to stay socially connected.
Exercises are performed seated and/or standing using chairs
and resistance bands which are provided for you. No previous
exercise experience necessary.
Day/Time:
ACTV#39541-A1
ACTV#39541-A2
Fee:
Jan. 14-Feb. 25 (Skip 2/11)
Mar. 3-Apr. 14 (Skip 3/31)
$35/R $40/NR
Active Adult Exercise
Age 55+
free
Get in shape and have fun during this fitness class designed
for active adults! Stretching and cardiovascular exercises are
included. All fitness levels are welcomed. This not an instructorled class, but class follows along to an audio CD.
Day/Time:
ACTV#39190-A1
Location:
Fri. 10:00am-11:00am
Jan. 15-May 13 (Skip 2/12 & 3/25)
Ceramic Painting
New!
Age 55+
Come and use your delicate painting talent to paint beautiful
birds, frog planters, bugs, butterflies and whatever else the
instructor brings to class. Each session will be something new to
create. (Acrylic paints will be used which are non-washable.)
Time:12:00pm-1:00pm
ACTV#39320-A1 Fri., Jan 15
ACTV#39320-A2 Wed., Feb. 24
ACTV#39320-A3 Mon., Mar. 21
ACTV#39320-A4 Tues., Apr. 26
Fee:
Coloring Club
Age 55+
New!
Coloring just isn’t for kids anymore! You will rediscover the
simple relaxation and joy of coloring. This is a great activity
to explore your artistic side. You will get the joy of creating a
beautiful work of art with no artistic skills required. Coloring is
known to reduce stress and improves hand-eye coordination.
Day/Time:
ACTV#39592-A1
Fee:
Wed., 10:15am-11:30am
Feb. 3, 17, Mar. 9, 23, Apr. 13, 27
$6 R/NR (Includes all materials.)
Paint a Canvas Masterpiece
Age 55+
New!
Who wants to paint a canvas masterpiece? You will create your
very own painting on an 11” x 14” canvas. From fields of flowers
to trees and Fall leaves to the covered bridges of Vermont and
everything in between. Grab a friend or a few and join us for
some fun with painting, chatter and laughter. You are sure to
have a wonderful time creating your masterpiece. Each session
is a different painting. (Acrylic paints will be used which are nonwashable).
Day/Time:
ACTV#39221-A1
ACTV#39221-A2
ACTV#39221-A3
ACTV#39221-A4
Fee:
Jan. 21
Feb. 18
Mar. 24
Apr. 14
ACTIVE ADULTS
Age 18 & Over
New!
Line Dancing
Age 18 & Over
Y’all are encouraged to try line dancing to exercise both mind
and body as well as to have fun and meet new friends. It’s easy
to learn and you are surrounded by good music and great times!
All skill levels are welcomed.
Day/Time:
ACTV#36632-A1
Location:
Wed., Feb. 17
Tues., 6:30pm-7:45pm
Feb. 23-Apr. 19 (Skip 3/8)
Day/Time:
ACTV#36632-A2
Location:
Fee:
Fri., Feb. 19
Thurs., 10:00am-11:15am
Feb. 25-Apr. 21 (Skip 3/31)
$40/R • $45/NR
Caregiver Stress
free
Adult • Administrative Building (All-Purpose Room)
Providing care for someone with memory loss can be a labor of
love, but it can also be exhausting and stressful. This program
will introduce participants to the causes, signs and symptoms of
stress, and provide participants with stress-reduction strategies.
Registration Deadline: Fri., Feb. 12
ACTV#39247-A1
Thurs., Feb. 18, 6:30pm-7:30pm
If you would like to be placed
on our mailing list to receive
information regarding our Active
Adult Programs and Special Events,
please call 815.485.1737.
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Active Adults
Create a Figured Miniature Garden
ACTIVE ADULTS
Adult
New!
Big things come in small packages, especially when it comes to
creating a miniature garden. It’s just like life-size gardening, but
on a shrunken scale. Learn to make and craft a figured miniature
garden. Class includes a surprise!
Registration Deadline: Mon., Mar. 14
ACTV#39361-A1
Tues., Mar. 22, 10:00am-11:30
Location:
Admin. Bldg. (All-Purpose Room)
Registration Deadline: Tues., Apr. 12
ACTV#39361-A2
Wed., Apr. 20, 6:30pm-8:00pm
Location:
LLC (Bi-Centennial Room), Entry C
Fee:
$35/R • $40/NR (Includes all materials.)
Accessorizing your Figured Miniature Garden
Adult
Now that you know how to make a miniature garden, make it
grow by adding accessories. Learn to craft a bird bath, some
baskets and even a fire pit all in miniature size for your garden.
ACTV#39362-A1
Tues., Apr. 5, 10:00am-11:30am
Location:
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ACTV#39362-A2
Wed., May 4, 6:30pm-8:00pm
Location:
Fee:
$25/R $30/NR (Includes all materials.)
Know the 10 Signs:
Early Detection Matters
free
Adult • Administrative Building (All-Purpose Room)
The warning signs of Alzheimer’s disease are often dismissed as
normal age-related memory changes. Attend this program to
learn the 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s disease. We’ll separate
myth from reality and address commonly held misconceptions
about Alzheimer’s. Hear from people who have the disease, find
out how to recognize the warning signs in yourself and others
and learn why early detection matters.
Registration Deadline: Thurs., Apr. 14
ACTV#39192-A1
Wed., Apr. 20, 6:30pm-7:30pm
Walk the Walk
Age 55+
free
Walking has a multitude of health benefits for everyone. It helps
maintain mobility and independence. Join us as we walk around
the Commons Area of New Lenox. This group will meet in front
of the New Lenox Public Library and then proceed around
Veteran’s Parkway.
Day/Time:
ACTV#39998-A1
Location:
Thurs., 9:30am-10:30am
Apr. 21-May 26
New Lenox Public Library
(Outside Main Entrance)
120 Veteran’s Parkway, New Lenox
It’s a Lunch Bingo Party
Age 55+ • LCC (Room 2) Entry C
New!
Welcome spring and liven up your day by having lunch with
your friends and playing a variety of bingo games. Lunch will be
catered from a local restaurant and non-monetary prizes will be
awarded to the winners of each game.
Registration Deadline: Wed., Feb. 17
ACTV#39222-A1
Tues., Feb. 23, 11:30am-1:00pm
Registration Deadline: Wed., Apr. 6
ACTV#39222-A2
Tues., Apr. 12, 11:30am-1:00pm
Fee:
$9 R/NR
AARP Driver Safety Program
Age 55+
Learn safe driving strategies, defensive driving techniques,
new traffic laws, rules of the road and more. Completion of
this 8-hour course may qualify you for reduced automobile
insurance rates through your insurance company. You will
receive a certificate from the Secretary of State after completing
the class. You must attend both days of the class. Please contact
Officer Aurena Davis at the New Lenox Police Department at
815.462.6100 to register. Please bring your AARP card.
Days/Time:
Fee:
Location:
Mon., May 2 & Tues., May 3, 9:00am-1:00pm
$15 with AARP card/$20 Non-Members
(Payable at the Door.)
Village Hall Community Room
1 Veterans Parkway, New Lenox
COMMUNITY NEWS YOU CAN USE
Please bring a food donation for the New Lenox Township Food
Pantry.
Days/Time:
Location:
Sat., Dec. 12, Jan. 9, Feb. 13 & Mar. 12,
8:00am-10:00am
New Lenox Fire Department, Station 1
261 West Maple Street, New Lenox
Matter of Balance
Adult
This program can help people
improve their quality of life and remain independent. Participants
learn to set realistic goals to increase activity, change their
environment to reduce fall risk factors and learn simple exercises
to increase strength and balance. Please call Daniel Martin, Public
Safety Division Chief of the New Lenox Police Department for
further information at 815.462.6128 or via email at dmartin@
newlenox.net.
Fit and Strong
Senior Lunch
The Senior Services Center of Will County offers a wholesome
meal designed specifically for people age 60 and over.
Please come before lunch or stay after lunch to enjoy coffee,
conversation and activities. Suggested donation of $3 per meal.
Reservations are required so please call 815.485.7187 to reserve
a meal.
Days/Time:
Location:
Mon.-Fri., 11:00am-12:30pm
(Lunch at 11:15am)
Senior Scoop 1340 WJOLAM
Tune in Mondays from 9:30am-10:00am and listen to the Senior
Scoop brought to you by Senior Services Center of Will County.
Need a Ride to One of our Programs?
Call the Transportation Service at the New Lenox Township at
815.485.6431 for a safe, affordable and on-time ride for all New
Lenox residents.
Adult
One-Way Within New Lenox Township
This eight-program is an evidence-based, multiple component
exercise program. It combines flexibility, strength training and
aerobic walking with health education for sustained behavior
change among older adults with lower extremity osteoarthritis.
For further information, please call Daniel Martin, Public Safety
Division Chief of the New Lenox Police Department to register at
815.462.6128 or via email at [email protected].
Kids (under 6)
FREE with Adult (Limit 2)
Kids 6-13$1.25
Students 14-18$2.50
Adults 19-59$2.50
Seniors 60+$1.25
Alzheimer’s/Dementia Support Group
Adult
As a caregiver for someone with Alzheimer’s disease or
dementia, your responsibilities can range from making financial
decisions, to managing changes in behavior. We offer support for
understanding the disease, daily care, behaviors, caregiver stress
solutions, safety issues and more. Join us every second Thursday
of the month beginning January 14. Please RSVP to 815.463.8880.
Day/Time:
Location:
The Cottages of New Lenox, Building 1023
Medical Transportation to Neighboring Towns
Kids (under 6)
FREE with Adult (Limit 2)
Kids 6-13$2.50
Students 14-18$5.00
Adults 19-59$5.00
Seniors 60+$2.50
Donate used cell phones to “Cells for Seniors”.
The cell phones are free to seniors and can only be used to
access 911 in case of an emergency. Drop off your used cell
phones at these New Lenox locations:
• Lions Community Center, 1 Manor Drive
• New Lenox Township, 1100 South Cedar Road
• New Lenox Police Department, 200 Veterans Parkway
Triad Meetings
The Right Information and Direction Group meet the fourth
Thursday of each month at 1:30pm. Join this group to share
needs and concerns, listen to monthly guest speakers and
develop community-wide solutions to problem areas for seniors
at a local level. Light refreshments served. No December meeting.
Day/Time:
Location:
COMMUNITY NEWS
New Lenox Fire District Foundation
Senior Pancake Breakfast
Thurs. 1:30pm-2:30pm
New Lenox Police Department
200 Veterans Parkway, New Lenox
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Parties & Rentals
Room Rentals
Rentals are available to both New Lenox residents and
nonresidents. Participants are able to bring their own food and
beverages. However, alcohol is not permitted.
• Room 1: Holds up to 125 people ($75/hour)
• Room 2: Holds up to 50 people ($55/hour)
• Rooms 1 & 2: Holds 180 people w/o dance floor ($100/hour)
• Bi-Centennial Room: Holds up to 50 people ($55/hour)
• All-Purpose Room: Holds up to 60 people ($75/hour)
$100 security deposit is required to reserve your date. Each
room rental is required to pay a set-up and tear-down
fee of $30. (If renting LCC Rooms 1 & 2, Fee will be $55).
Banquet Rentals
All banquets are planned through the Park District’s Banquet
Coordinator, Judi Kopacz, ([email protected]). While
you are welcome to bring your own catering, all beverages
and alcohol must be provided by our own bar. In order to
have the bar, the banquet will need to have a minimum of
50 guests. Rentals must be made 14 days in advance. A $250
security deposit is required to reserve your date. Full Payment
and Layout is due 14 days prior to event. We offer six banquet
packages for you to choose from. Additional Bartender is $50
per event.
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Package No.
Duration
Package Includes
1
4 hrs*
• $100/hr Banquet Hall Rental
• Minimum of 50 Guests
• Cash Bar
2
4 hrs*
• $5/person Pop Only
• Cash Bar
3
4 hrs*
• Customized Bar
(Tab Paid at Conclusion of Event.)
4
5 hrs
• $16/person (Age 5 & under free)
(Children under age 5 do not
count towards minimum.)
• Beer, Wine and Pop
• Cash Bar for Mixed Drinks
• Bar Closes for an Hour during Dinner.
5
5 hrs
• $24/person (Age 5 & under free)
(Children under age 5 do not
count towards minimum.)
• Full Bar
• Bar Closes for an Hour during Dinner.
6
Custom
Room 2
• Maximum of 50 Guests
• 4-Hour Minimum Cash Bar or
Customized Bar Tab
*$100 for additional hour of party, MUST be requested before
the day of the event.
Adult (Must be 21 to Rent Pool.)
Are you looking for a special way to celebrate any occasion?
We offer pool party rentals at Lincoln-Way West High School’s
Aquatic Center. A choice must be made for either the shallow
end or the deep end of the pool or both for an additional fee.
The upper level (Balcony Area) may also be rented for one
hour. Anyone interested must call the Administration Building at
815.485.3584 to reserve the pool. Additional skip days may be
added at the discretion of District 210.
Saturday Times:
Sunday Times:
2:00pm-3:00pm11:30am-12:30pm
3:15pm-4:15pm12:45pm-1:45pm
4:30pm-5:30pm2:00pm-3:00pm
5:45pm-6:45pm3:15pm-4:15pm
Available Party Dates:
Jan. 9, 10, 23 & 24 • Feb. 6, 7 & 20 • Mar. 12 • Apr. 9, 10 & 24
May: 1 & 7
Fee: $210/LWR • $230/NR per Hour
(Fee includes lifeguards and LW Rental Fee.)
$35/LWR • $40/NR per Hour for Room Rental
Athletic Birthday Parties
Adult (Must be 21 to Rent Field House)
Lincoln-Way Central High School Field House
Looking for something fun to do for your child’s next birthday?
We offer field house court rentals to host your next event.
Some equipment available for parties includes basketball,
volleyball, floor hockey, soccer, etc. Space is available on
Saturdays between 1:00-4:00pm. Party Area (Lobby) for eating
and opening presents is available for an additional charge. For
reservations and available dates, please call the Administration
Building at 815.485.3584. Additional skip days may be added at
the discretion of District 210.
Park Shelter Rentals
Are you looking for a wonderful and affordable way to
host your next outdoor celebration? Look no further…
New Lenox Community Park District offers shelter rentals
at several of their park sites, all of which are developed
with playground equipment! New Lenox Community
Park District residents and non-residents have the
opportunity to rent the Park Shelters shown below.
A refundable Security Deposit of $100 is required for all
Park Shelter Rentals at time of reservation.
Rentals for 2016 will begin Monday, January 4.
Park shelter rental costs include use of electric and
shelter rental. Please remember that these are public
parks and open space will remain open to the public.
Inflatables must be pre-approved by the Director of
Parks-Maintenance and Proof of Insurance must be
presented by Operating Vendor. For more information,
please contact 815.485.3584.
Park Rentals available from Apr. 15-Oct. 31
Hours of Operation: 9:00am-8:00pm
Cancellation policy within the 14-day period prior to
the rental date:
Day/Time: Sat., 1:00pm-4:00pm
Available Party Dates:
Jan. 23 • Feb. 13 & 20 • Mar. 19 • Apr. 2, 9, 16 & 30 • May 21
Fee:
$60/LWR • $70/NR per Hour of Gym Space
$25/LWR • $30/NR per Hour of Lobby Space
8-14 days prior: Security deposit is retained. The rest will
be refunded within a period of 30 days.
Batting Cage Rental
Park Shelters Available to Rent:
7 days or less: Security deposit plus 50% of the rental
fees will be retained. The other 50% will be refunded to
the signee within a period of 30 days.
All Ages
Lincoln-Way Central High School Field House
Park Name
Location
Sharon’s Bay
Bluestone Bay & Westwind Drive
The batting cages will be open to the public for individuals
to work on hitting and pitching. Limit of two batters in cage
at a time. The adjacent court may be used for throwing and
catching ONLY. For available dates and times, please call the
Administration Building at 815.485.3584.
Firefighter’s
Manor Drive
Haines Wayside
Haines Ave., West of Cedar Road
Wildflower
Washington St. & Cherry Hill Road
Stonebridge
Nelson Road & Grandview Drive
Cherry Hill (No liquor)
Washington St. & Kingston Drive
Hibernia (No liquor)
Eagle Circle & Blarney Road
ACTV#37140-A1
$30/LWR • $40/NR (1 Hour)
PARTIES & RENTALS
Pool Party Rentals
Resident: $125 • Non-Resident: $175
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Keep updated with what is happening at the
New Lenox Community Park District. Submit
your email address and receive information
regarding existing and future programs.
CREATE A CLASS
The Park District is looking for local “hidden talent” to instruct or lead various recreational classes. Do you like to set your
own work schedule? Do you have a background in Fitness, Early Childhood, Craft Design, or any other special ability? If so,
please join our staff and contribute to “Quality Community Life” in New Lenox. We are always looking for new instructors with
creative ideas. If you have a particular skill or are willing to lead activities, please call 815.485.3584.
Commemorative Tree and Bench Program
Christmas Tree Disposal Program
Are you looking for a special way in which to honor a loved
one or to commemorate a Special Event?
Once again, your park district will be offering a live Christmas tree
disposal program for residents. These donated trees will be used
for mulch as well as fish habitats at our various ponds. Please
ensure that all donated trees are free from all decorations.
The New Lenox Community Park District’s Commemorative
Tree and Bench Program is dedicated to the planting of a tree
or placement of a bench in honor of a loved one, organization,
or to celebrate your special occasion. There is a variety of
trees that can be purchased and planted. Please keep in mind
that trees may be purchased at any time, but are only planted
in the spring and fall and benches would be installed weather
permitting. Please note that these trees and/or benches may
be placed within a park site or at our Sanctuary Golf course,
but restrictions do apply. Each commemorative donation will
be designated with a plaque honoring your request. For further
information, please call 815.485.3584.
What is the S.T.O.P. PROGRAM?
S.T.O.P. stands for Stop Trashing Our Parks and represented by
our mascot dressed as a park ranger, holding a STOP sign in
one paw and cash in the other paw. Cash rewards will be paid
for information leading to the apprehension of park vandals.
Individuals providing information are not required to identify
themselves.
Reminder to Pet Owners
When visiting local parks with your pet, please remember that
the Park District and Village ordinances require dogs to be
leashed at all times. Owners are responsible for cleaning up any
animal excrement from public property.
Thank You to Our Volunteers
New Lenox Community Park District is grateful for the many
volunteers who support our programs throughout the year.
The Recreation Department received the generous support
of many volunteers who contributed countless hours of their
valuable time. All volunteers ensure quality and safety within
our programs while giving freely of their time and energy. We
greatly appreciate their support! Anyone that is interested in
volunteering to help with a Recreation Department program can
visit our website at www.newlenoxparks.org “About Us” tab to
download and complete the necessary forms.
Trees will be accepted from December 28 through January 8,
between the hours of 7:00am and 3:00pm. Christmas trees may
be dropped off at the designated area located off of Marley Road
at the Sanctuary Golf Course. Please follow designated signs to
the disposal location. If you have any further questions, please
contact our Parks-Maintenance Department at 815.485.3584.
Volunteers do not necessarily have the TIME; they just have the HEART.
Thank You to Our Volunteers
Paul DiBenedetto
Cory Dluzak
Erin Dul
Kristin Durkin
Gail Dykstra
Tom Eddy
Matt Eilers
Jen Elia
Tina Elsinga
Aaron Elstner
Michael Erwin
Cedric Everett
Derek Ewanic
Robin Faber
Julie Ferree
Eli Fiedler
Bill Finn
Lori Fischer
Matthew Flentge
Pam Floyd
Kim Friedl
Ryan Gandurski
Jose Garcia
Chris Garza
Samuel Garza
Fred Gay
Dana Gehrman
Mike George
Jen Gifford
Matt Gilbert
Kevin Gilboe
Brad Goebbert
Heather Gomez
Scott Gouty
Tippi Graham
Rob Grantman
Scott Gray
Gabriela Guerrero-Magana
Job Gunderson
Dave Guzak
Ed Hammar
John Hanley
Tim Hanley
Patrick Hannigan
Tom Hansen
Thomas Hearne
Blaine Heise
Michelle Helis
Nicole Hennings
Jim Herget
Michelle Hermle
Luke Hernandez
Holly Hildebrand
Dennis Hirschboeck
Joe Hoffmann
Brian Hofmann
Daniel Hollingsed
Martha Horsley
Joshua Howard
Bethany Howe
Robert Jackman
Melonie Jackson
Joe Jandek
Brad Jankowski
Pat Jones
Toni Jones
Jerry Joynt
Tony Kannenberg
Anthony Kannenberg
James Kasper
Amy Kasper
AJ Katzmann
Mike Kennedy
Ken Kocolowski
Kraig Koester
Derek Kopacz
Danielle Koska
Heather Koska
Cathy Kostovski
Luke Kotara
Kristin Kotara
Tim Kregul
Gary Krol
Tony Z Kroll
Shawn Kurth
Vincent Labanco
Carl Labus
Jason Lambin
Marc Larson
Joe Larson
Steve Lea
Tracy Lennon
Sarah Leos
Phil Levoy
Stefanie Ludolph
Marty Luzzo
Jerry Lynch
Mike Lysik
Jason Maeder
Paul Manzi
Scott Martenz
Jesse Martinez
Phil Matton
Martin Mayer
Keith McClelland
Christopher McGann
Michael McGrath
Jim McLaughlin
Pam McTernan
Chris Meadows
Paul Mikols
Jason Miller
Joe Milosovic
Nicole Milosovic
Tony Morse
Jeanine Morse
Roger Moss
David Mostello
Rebekah Munch
Lance Murdock
Matthew Murphy
Sherry Myers
Keith Nawrocki
Amy Neumann
Anthony Noto
Mark Oberts
Kristin O’Brien
Marie O’Connor
Patrick O’Connor
Kristin O’Dette
Bernie O’Grady
Mike Olson
Jaynie Olson
Brian Paczesny
Jeanann Paczesny
Michael Paoletti
Brian Parker
Josh Patton
Tom Paul
Nick Perez
Amanda Peruski
Hathe Peterson
Sean Petkoff
Rob Pickert
Brian Pieczynski
Kim Pilon
Colleen Pine-Niemeyer
Christopher Pitlik
Rich Plesek
Jeff Popaeko
Russ Pozen
Dan Prorok
Tim Quigley
Catherine Quinn-Kannenberg
Mike Rakoczy
Ron Ramos
Rick Raspante
Brian Redican
Edricco Reina
Trisha Rick
Ron Rickman
Donald Robertson
Tom Rokas
Kelly Ronan
Jennifer Ronspies
Steve Roth
Heather Rowswell
Jen Ruhls
Genesis Saele
Nicole Sammon
Pat Sammon
Ryan Santry
Kristin Schaefer
John Scheerer
Craig Schoppe
Tara Schoppe
Rich Schulte
Stacey Schulz
Thomas Schwerha
Rich Seddon
Barb Seivert
Dennis Shanahan
Nick Shaub
Rick Shea
George Sheehey
Ryan Sheriff
David Simmons
Glen Skonicki
Sean Skrbec
Don Sladek
Brandee Slotwinski
Kris Smith
Tammy Smith
Nicole Smuskiewicz
Ben Snow
Adam Sommer
Dave Sparks
Mike Staley
Jerry Staley
Jim Stanek
Joe Staniszewski
Connie Starczewski
Brian Starklauf
Jim Steele
Jeff Stefans
Don Strom
Tyler Sturm
Anne Styx
Jim Summers
Maggie Sumrall
Nicole Swallow
Pam Szelag
Patrick Szubryt
David Szymanek
Steve Szymkowiak
Nissa Tangorra
Mike Taylor
Matt Thormeyer
Scott Tingley
Jennifer Tingley
Nick Tingley
Jeff Toth
Sherry Trevarthan
Daniel Turner
Lauren Urban
Jackie Vanisko
Erin Veach
Michael Vita
Joe Vladika
Tom Vollmer
Pete Vondra
Dave Voss
Chris Voss
Steve Warunek
Seth Watanabe
Soleil Watanabe
Steve Weaver
Brittany White
Mike Wise
Sara Wolff
Harmony Woodcock
Debby Wrobel
Stephanie Wroblewski
Rita Wunderlich
Mike Yott
Steven Zach
Amy Zale
Kristin Zell
VOLUNTEERS
Mike Alberts
Scott Abramowicz
Branden Alonzo
Mary Anne Anderson
Rick Arnold
Brian Baechtold
David Balis
Joe Ballantine
Drew Banas
Lee Barker
Carol Barnas
Matt Bartley
Tina Bauman
William Bavirsha
Heather Beck
Jack Biel
Jim Bochenczak
Rob Bogda
Joe Bowers
Bob Boye
Kimberly Boye
Scott Boyens
Dave Braglia
Michael Brannigan
Angie Brannigan
John Brendlinger
Kerri Brennan
Mary Brewton
Tyler Broders
Ken Brown
Mike Brown
Dan Bucci
Maria Buck
Bill Buckley
Scott Bukas
Amy Burnam
Kelly Burns
William Burns
Christine Butkus
Tony Cannizzo
Derrick Cannon
Chris Carlson
Scott Carlson
Tom Casper
Alan Castaneda
George Charnley
Sue Charnley
Mikal Christopherson
Paul Ciesiun
Deanie Clare
Trent Clark
Bill Claybrook
Tim Cogan
Brandon Cole
Scott Creech
Bob Curran
Ann Dakin
Wade Davis
Beth DeHoog
Ellen DeMik
Amy Dempsey
Una Denihan
Brian Dhalin
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Kiddie Kampus 2016-2017
KIDDIE KAMPUS
Ages 3-4 (as of 9/1/16)
Before you make that important step of choosing the right
preschool for your child, come for a tour of our facility and see
what we have to offer! Our staff will be on hand to give tours
of their classrooms and answer any questions you may have.
Come and meet the teachers and see what we are all about!
Children ages 3-4 (as of 9/1/16) are eligible for this program.
OPEN HOUSE
Monday, February 15, 6:30pm-7:30pm
Lions Community Center (Entry C)
Resident Registration Date:
Saturday, March 12, 8:00am-11:00am
Doors open at 7:00am • LCC (Room 1) Entry C
MEET & GREET DAYS for registrants.
September 8 and 9
Classes begin the week of September 12, 2016 through
May 20, 2017.
What does Kiddie Kampus offer its participants?
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Children learn many things before going to kindergarten. The
New Lenox Community Park District offers preschool classes
designed to develop social, emotional and physical skills to
ensure school readiness. A child’s separation from parents and
involvement with a non-family member is one of many major
steps towards his/her development. Kiddie Kampus provides
a safe and supportive environment for your child’s first school
experience while increasing his/her self-esteem and confidence
through age appropriate instruction. Covered during the year
are color, shape and number recognition, an introduction to
number concepts and letter recognition. Your child’s quest
for learning will be nurtured through creative play, building
friendships, working individually and cooperating as part of
a group. These activities promote patience, sharing and the
awareness that there is a whole world of people surrounding
and supporting them. Songs, stories, activities and games are
used for reinforcement and fun.
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Kampus program.
AGE
What requirements are necessary for Kiddie Kampus
registration?
1. A copy of your child’s birth certificate MUST be provided at
registration. A child must be four (three for the 3-year old
program), on or before Sept. 1, 2016 and must be able to
handle bathroom hygiene independently (potty trained, no
diapers). It is very helpful if the child is able to zip/button
independently.
2. A $50 non-refundable registration fee, first month’s tuition,
along with a T-shirt fee of $10 (if needed) will be collected
beginning March 19 from 8:00am-11:00am while preregistering your child. The remainder of the fees are then
divided into eight equal monthly payments. All payments
are due on the 15th of the month, beginning September
15th. A late fee of $25 will be assessed to any account that is
delinquent.
3. If you pay your full tuition payment at time of registration, the
$50 non-refundable registration fee will be waived.
4. A voter’s card or tax bill is required at registration for
verification of residency. Our Kiddie Kampus follows New
Lenox School District #122’s calendar year for all full days off
except for our Winter Break.
LOCATION
DAYS
TIME
FULL PAYMENT
TUITION
64001-A1
4
Room 3
M/W/F
9:15am-11:30am
$1,035
$115/month
64002-A1
4
Room 3
M/W/F
12:30pm-2:45pm
$1,035
$115/month
64003-A1
4
Room 3
T/Th
9:15am-11:30am
$747
$83/month
64004-A1
4
Room 3
T/Th
12:30pm-2:45pm
$747
$83/month
64005-A1
4
Room 5
M/W/F
9:15am-11:30am
$1,035
$115/month
64006-A1*
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Room 5
M/W/F
12:30pm-3:00pm
$1,143
$127/month
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Room 4
M/W/F
9:15am-11:15am
$918
$102/month
63002-A1
3
Room 4
M/W/F
12:30pm-2:30pm
$918
$102/month
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Preschool Plus
Age 4½ (Child MUST be turning five between 9/1/16-12/31/16)
Ages 3-4
This Kiddie Kampus class is designed to benefit our “older”
preschool children who just missed the Kindergarten cut-off.
We have created a class geared towards the older learners. This
class will meet Mon., Wed. and Fri. for two and a half hours per
day. See chart on previous page for pricing details.
Is your child ready for a more advanced preschool program?
Preschool Plus, taught by a certified preschool educator,
is designed as enrichment to our preschool experience
by adding an extra challenge to students that are ready to
take the next step. Your child will benefit from a curriculum
strong in accelerated projects and fine and gross motor skills
development. All participants need to bring a bag lunch and
drink with their name on it.
**Tuesday/Thursday Extended Day 2016/2017
Ages 3-4 • LCC (Room 4) Entry C
This program provides a secure and caring environment that
fosters growth in verbal development, small/large motor skills
and social skills. This program is specifically created to serve
the Tuesday/Thursday preschoolers to extend their day so they
receive as many academic hours as their three-day-a-week
counterparts in a two-day school week. See chart on previous
page for pricing details.
Lunch Bucket Pals
Are you hungry for some friends and fun? When lunch is over,
let the fun begin! This program allows for an extra hour of play
time when tied into our Kiddie Kampus Program. Children will
create their own works of art all by themselves. All participants
need to bring a bag lunch and drink with their name on it.
Monday/Wednesday/Friday Classes
Age 3
Days/Time:
Mon., Wed. and Fri., 11:15am-12:30pm
ACTV#30009-A3 Jan. 4-Mar. 11 (Skip 1/18, 2/12, 2/15 & 3/7)
Fee:
$128/R • $133/NR
ACTV#30009-A4 Mar. 14-May 13 (Skip 3/25, 3/28, 3/30 & 4/1)
Fee:
$115/R • $120/NR
Age 4
Days/Time:
ACTV#30010-A3
Fee:
Jan. 4-Mar. 11 (Skip 1/18, 2/12, 2/15 & 3/7)
$105/R • $110/NR
ACTV#30010-A4 Mar. 14-May 13 (Skip 3/25, 3/28, 3/30 & 4/1)
Fee:
$95/R • $100/NR
Tuesday/Thursday Classes
Age 3
Days/Time:
Tues. and Thurs., 11:15am-12:30pm
ACTV#30011-A3
Fee:
Jan. 5-Mar. 10
$100/R • $105/NR
ACTV#30011-A4
Fee:
Mar. 15-May 12 (Skip 3/15, 3/29 & 3/31)
$78/R • $83/NR
Age 4
Days/Time:
Tues. and Thurs., 11:30am-12:30pm
ACTV#30012-A3
Fee:
Jan. 5-Mar. 10
$82/R • $87/NR
ACTV#30012-A4
Fee:
Mar. 15-May 12 (Skip 3/15, 3/29 & 3/31)
$65/R • $70/NR
Age 3
Days/Time:
ACTV#30017-A3
Fee:
Jan. 4-Mar. 11 (Skip 1/18, 2/12, 2/15 & 3/7)
$136/R • $141/NR
ACTV#30017-A4
Fee:
Mar. 14-May 13 (Skip 3/25, 3/28, 3/30 & 4/1)
$122/R • $127/NR
Age 4
Days/Time:
ACTV#30018-A3
Fee:
Jan. 4-Mar. 11 (Skip 1/18, 2/12, 2/15 & 3/7)
$112/R • $117/NR
ACTV#30018-A4
Fee:
Mar. 14-May 13 (Skip 3/25, 3/28, 3/30 & 4/1)
$100/R • $105/NR
KIDDIE KAMPUS
*Five…Finally 2016/2017
Club Kiddie Kampus
Ages 3-4
If your child needs a bit of extra chaperoned play time after
school, Club Kiddie Kampus is what you are looking for! We will
utilize the gym and playground (weather permitting) as much as
possible. Crafts and indoor games, too!
Age 3
Days/Time:
Mon., Wed. and Fri., 2:30pm-3:45pm
ACTV#30225-A1
Fee:
Jan. 4-Mar. 11 (Skip 1/18, 2/12, 2/15 & 3/7)
$136/R • $141/NR
ACTV#30225-A2
Fee:
Mar. 14-May 13 (Skip 3/25, 3/28, 3/30 & 4/1)
$122/R • $127/NR
Age 4
Days/Time:
Mon., Wed. and Fri., 2:45pm-3:45pm
ACTV#30225-A3
Fee:
Jan. 4-Mar. 11 (Skip 1/18, 2/12, 2/15 & 3/7)
$112/R • $117/NR
ACTV#30225-A4
Fee:
Mar. 14-May 13 (Skip 3/25, 3/28, 3/30 & 4/1)
$100/R • $105/NR
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EARLY CHILDHOOD
Early Childhood
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All children must be the correct age by 9/1/15.
Musikgarten
Program Requirements
• Children must be the correct age by 9/1/15, unless
otherwise specified. In order to provide your child
with the best possible recreational and/or learning
experience, all of our programs are planned according
to the ages listed in our brochure.
• Although your child may turn the correct age during
a second session of a program, our age requirement
date coincides with the school district’s date to assist
with the fundamental growth of the child in the age
appropriate programs and therefore would not be
eligible for registration.
• Classes are for child attending only, except for
classes with an adult. Parents should not remain in
the classroom or gymnasium after dropping off their
child. This is in the child’s best interest, as continual
interruptions tend to affect participant’s attention span
and inhibit the establishment of peer relationships.
• All children must be potty-trained, unless they are
attending a class where an adult stays with them or
otherwise stated in the class description. Diapers are
not permitted in independent classes unless stated in
the class description.
• Please do not bring food to any class, unless previously
arranged.
• For your children’s safety, all children enrolled in
preschool-age programs must be picked up from the
specific classroom or program site by their parents or
designated guardian. No child will be released from the
classroom to anyone other than these individuals.
• A mandatory sign-in and sign-out procedure for all
participants is required for all Park District Programs.
Classes that require a parent and child
to attend are shown with this icon.
Ages 6 months-3 years
Instead of just another sing-a-long class, Musikgarten offers
your child music education at an early age. Your child will
bounce, wiggle, sing and dance while they learn rhythm
and other musical concepts through activities, games and
instruments. This is a wonderful way to bond while they
learn and have fun at the same time. All of our instructors are
Musikgarten certified. Don’t forget, Musikgarten is a 15 week
program!
Family Music for Toddlers-Dance with Me
Day/Time:
ACTV#30311-A1
Mon., 10:30am-11:00am
Jan. 25-May 16 (Skip 3/21 & 3/28)
Day/Time:
ACTV#30311-A2
Tues., 11:15am-11:45am
Jan. 26-May 17 (Skip 3/22 & 3/29)
Day/Time:
Wed., 9:00am-9:30am
ACTV#30311-A3 Jan. 27-May 18 (Skip 3/23 & 3/30)
Day/Time:
ACTV#30311-A4
Thurs., 10:45am-11:15am
Jan. 28-May 19 (Skip 3/24 & 3/31)
Day/Time:
ACTV#30311-A5
Fri., 9:30am-10:00am
Jan. 29-May 20 (Skip 3/25 & 4/1)
Fee:
Location:
$190 R/NR (Materials upon request.)
Simply Music and Creative Arts Studio
13919 Illinois Highway, New Lenox
(Across from Tyler-Bentley Elementary
Schools)
All parks and facility locations can be
found on pages 54-55.
Activity Location Abbreviation:
LCC = Lions Community Center
ADMIN = Administration Building
Play School with Me
Ages Birth-4
Ages 2-3
You and your toddler(s) will spend a fun hour together playing
under a parachute, crawling through obstacles, singing songs
and working on art projects. Infants are also allowed in the class
to watch the fun, so no need to find a babysitter. Price is for up
to two children only. Third child, please add $8. Please dress in
comfortable clothing and bring a pair of non-skid socks to wear
during class.
Come and enjoy a special hour with your child. We’ll sing
and dance to our favorite songs and have fun discovering
exciting new stories and nursery rhymes, learn new games and
sometimes make a craft in a social setting.
Day/Time:
Fri., 9:15-10:15am
ACTV#30126-A1
Fee:
Jan. 15-Mar. 4 (Skip 2/12)
$53/R • $58/NR
ACTV#30126-A2
Fee:
Mar. 11-May 13 (Skip 3/25 & 4/1)
$59/R • $64/NR
Day/Time:
Mon., 9:15am-10:15am
ACTV#30128-A1
Fee:
Jan. 11-Mar. 14 (Skip 1/18, 2/15 & 3/7)
$54/R • $59/NR; $8 R/NR for Third Child
ACTV#30128-A2
Fee:
Day/Time:
Mon., 10:30am-11:30am
ACTV#30128-A3
Fee:
Jan. 11-Mar. 14 (Skip 1/18, 2/15 & 3/7)
ACTV#30128-A4
Fee:
Day/Time:
ACTV#30128-A5
ACTV#30128-A6
Fee:
Wed., 9:15am-10:15am
Jan. 13-Mar. 2
Day/Time:
ACTV#30132-A1 ACTV#30132-A2
Fee:
Day/Time:
ACTV#30128-A7
ACTV#30128-A8
Fee:
Wed., 10:30am-11:30am
Jan. 13-Mar. 2
Lil’ Learners
Tiny Tot Thursday
Ages 2-3
A little time away from Mom will help encourage independence
and ease separation fears. Tots will delight in this class filled with
games, songs, finger plays and “action” time. Be aware that the
instructor will not change diapers.
Day/Time:
Thurs., 10:00am-11:30am
ACTV#31705-A1 Jan. 14-Mar. 3
ACTV#31705-A2 Mar. 10-May 5 (Skip 3/31)
Fee:
$77/R • $82/NR
Toddling Time Tuesday
Ages 2½-4
EARLY CHILDHOOD
Mom and Tot(s)
Mom, give yourself a little free time and your toddler some
confidence at being on his or her own. Your child will make new
friends, play games, listen to stories and music and make simple
craft projects. This is a great preparation class for children who
want to attend school, but aren’t quite ready for the longer
session. Be aware that the instructor will not change diapers.
Tues., 9:30am-11:30am
Jan. 12-Mar. 1
Mar. 8-May 10 (Skip 3/15 & 3/29)
$98/R • $103/NR
Ages 2½-4
This class will prepare your child for preschool by presenting the
basic skills, stressing the social development of your child and
the importance of learning through play. Group and individual
activities will help your child develop new skills and make new
friends. Be aware that the instructor will not change diapers.
Day/Time:
Fri., 9:45am-11:45am
ACTV#30192-A1
Fee:
Jan. 15-Mar. 4 (Skip 2/12)
$87/R • $92/NR
ACTV#30192-A2
Fee:
Mar. 11-May 13 (Skip 3/25 & 4/1)
$98/R • $103/NR
The New Lenox Community Park District reserves the right to cancel or postpone a program
due to insufficient numbers or unforeseen conflicts.
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EARLY CHILDHOOD
Early Childhood
Sticky Paws
Moovin’, Groovin’ and Craftin’
Ages 2½-5
Ages 3-5
Does your child like to make snakes with clay, squish paint
between their fingers or make scribble pictures? Children are
encouraged to have their imaginations run wild as they explore
and investigate activities using art!
Children are encouraged to have their imaginations run wild
as they explore and investigate activities using art! This class
is designed for your child to explore, create, and learn in a
kid-friendly environment. The instructor will provide handson activities through art and music to enhance your child’s
independence through learning.
Day/Time:
Mon., 9:30am-10:30am
ACTV#30573-A1 Jan. 11-Mar. 14 (Skip 1/18, 2/15 & 3/7)
Fee:
$43/R • $48/NR
ACTV#30573-A2 Mar. 21-May 9 (Skip 3/28)
Fee:
$48/R • $53/NR
Books Come Alive
Ages 3-5
Day/Time:
ACTV#30651-A1
ACTV#30651-A2
Fee:
Day/Time:
Mon. & Wed., 12:45pm-2:00pm
ACTV#31582-A1 Fee:
Jan. 11-Mar. 2 (Skip 1/18 & 2/15)
$105/R • $110/NR
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Fee:
$111/R • $116/NR
New!
Each week children will travel into storyland by listening to a
classic children’s book. It will be easy to understand and relate
to the stories in these books to hold the interest of your child
and peak their interest to hear more. Activities related to the
story will follow.
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Children must be the correct age by 9/1/15.
If you see this symbol, it means the class
requires a parent and child to attend.
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The most important people on the soccer field are the kids.
Pee-Wee Bumper Bowling
Ages 2-5
Help your little ones learn the game and experience a family
activity. All participants will be paired with 3-4 children per lane.
Bumper Bowling is the perfect way to introduce your child to
a new activity with his/her peers. Please register at the Park
District Office. This is NOT an instructional class and parent or
guardian is encouraged to stay during class.
Day/Time:
ACTV#30320-A1
Thurs., 10:00am-11:00am
Jan. 21-Mar. 24
Day/Time:
ACTV#30320-A2
Sun., 11:00am-12:00pm
Jan. 17-Mar. 20
Fee:
$44 R/NR
(Fee includes one hour of bowling, shoes,
ball, award and lunch on last day.)
Laraway Lanes Bowling Center
1009 Laraway Rd., New Lenox
Location:
Soccer Pals
Ages 3-4 (with Adult)
Cherry Hill School Gymnasium
Looking for quality time with your child? This parent-child
class is a great bonding time while introducing him/her to the
game of soccer. You will be able to teach your child the basic
soccer skills while having tons of fun. Soccer is a great sport for
developing children because it will help improve coordination
and large motor muscles. Adults must participate with children
each week.
Day/Time:
Wed., 5:30pm-6:30pm
ACTV#30300-A1 Jan. 13-Feb. 17
ACTV#30300-A2 Mar. 9-Apr. 20 (Skip 3/30)
Fee:
$41/R • $46/NR
T-Ball Time
Ages 3-4 (with Adult)
T-Ball Time will feature parent/child introduction in T-Ball basics
such as base running, field positions, batting and sportsmanship.
This class will have a lot of repetitive drills to introduce the kids
to the game. Adults must participate with children each week.
Sign up your little slugger today!
Day/Time:
ACTV#30141-A1
Fee:
Mon., 6:00pm-7:00pm
Mar. 14-Apr. 25 (Skip 3/28)
$41/R • $46/NR
Children must be the correct age by 9/1/15.
Kids First Balloon Ball
Ages 3-5
Catch on! Balloon Ball is played like soccer with kids being
allowed to pick up the ball and run with it, throw it or kick it in
one of the two goals for a score. The action is a bit faster, with
fewer rules than soccer so kids are not being corrected as much
in this new fast pace game. Kids will be taught coordination and
balance along with the importance of exercise. Kids just love this
new game that was created by Kids First.
Day/Time:
ACTV#36676-A2 Mar. 17-Apr. 21 (Skip 3/31)
Fee:
$59 R/NR
Kids First Blast Ball
Ages 3-5
Batter Up! Blast Ball is the introduction to baseball for 4-5 year
olds. The game is very safe, played with a soft bat and ball,
no glove is needed. Each player bats once an inning and no
scores are kept. Blast Ball consists of one base and it makes a
“honking” noise when a player steps on it. Major League Baseball
recognized Blast Ball as part of its campaign to promote the
resurgence of baseball at the grass-roots level. Kids love it!
Day/Time:
ACTV#36677-A1
ACTV#36677-A2
Fee:
Jan. 14-Feb. 11
Mar. 17-Apr. 21 (Skip 3/31)
$59 R/NR
Super Sport Recess
Ages 3-6
What kid doesn’t love recess? Each week your child will play
and learn different sports or activities. Let them burn off some
energy and sign up today!
Ages 3-4
Day/Time:
Sat., 1:30pm-2:30pm
ACTV#37327-A1 Apr. 9-May 21 (Skip 4/23)
Ages 5-6
Day/Time:
Sat., 2:30pm-3:30pm
Fee:
$44/LWR • $49/NR (Fee includes T-shirt.)
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EARLY CHILDHOOD ATHLETICS
Early Childhood athletics
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Early Childhood athletics
Sports 101
Sports 101 Sampler
Ages 5-8
Ages 5-8
Does your child want to begin playing sports, but may need to
learn the basics? If so, these introductory classes, which are
designed to teach basic skills as well as help the young athlete
brush up on sport fundamentals, is the answer! Each of these
classes will help them improve their eye-foot coordination and
large motor skills. Please bring a water bottle to class and shin
guards for Soccer 101.
Flag Football 101
Day/Time:
ACTV#30238-A1
Location:
Basketball 101
Day/Time:
ACTV#30331-A1
Mon., 5:30pm-6:30pm
Feb. 22-May 2
(Skip 3/7, 3/14, 3/28, 4/4 & 4/11)
Spencer Trail School Gymnasium
Mon., 6:30pm-7:30pm
Feb. 22-May 2
(Skip 3/7, 3/14, 3/28, 4/4 & 4/11)
Day/Time:
ACTV#30331-A2
ACTV#30331-A3
Tue., 5:30pm-6:30pm
Jan. 12-Feb. 16
Mar. 8-May 10 (Skip 3/15, 3/29, 4/5 & 4/12)
Location:
T-Ball 101
Day/Time:
ACTV#30155-A1
ACTV#30155-A2
Location:
Tue., 6:30pm-7:30pm
Jan. 12-Feb. 16
Mar. 8-May 10 (Skip 3/15, 3/29, 4/5 & 4/12)
Soccer 101
Day/Time:
ACTV#30302-A1
ACTV#30302-A2
Location:
Wed., 6:30pm-7:30pm
Jan. 13-Feb. 17
Mar. 9-Apr. 20 (Skip 3/30)
Fee:
$41/R • $46/NR
“Girls Only” Sports Stars
Ages 5-8
This all-in-one class offers a variety of different sports every
week for girls only. Favorites such as soccer, kickball, T-ball,
relays and others will be played each week. Gather your friends
and join in the excitement each week.
Day/Time:
ACTV#35191-A1
Fee:
$41/R • $46/NR
All fees are indicated by the following
acronyms: Resident (R), Non-Resident (NR),
and Lincoln-Way Resident (LWR)
New!
Not sure what sport you like or want to try them all? This is the
class for you. Each week the instructor will pick a different sport
to play. Gather your friends and join in the excitement each
week.
Day/Time:
ACTV#30193-A1
Fee:
$41/R • $46/NR
Super Hero Hoopers
Ages 5-8
Learn to dribble, pass and shoot like a super hero while learning
the importance of teamwork! Super Heroes are encouraged to
have fun and be active while playing games. Feel free to send
your child in their own super hero outfit each day!
Ages 5-6
Day/Time:
ACTV#37326-A1
Fri., 6:00pm-7:00pm
Apr. 8-May 13
Ages 7-8
Day/Time:
ACTV#37326-A2
Fri., 7:00pm-8:00pm
Apr. 8-May 13
Fee:
$41/LWR • $46/NR
Youth PRograms
Amazing LEGO® Animals
Ages 4-7
Ages 5-10
Every week we will read a favorite childhood story and cook up
something exciting to go along with the story! Please bring an
apron and an appetite to class.
It’s a zoo in here! This is a class sure to delight kids who love
animals. We’ll build models of a spider, kangaroo, monkey, and
more all from LEGO® Bricks! Each week we’ll discuss fascinating
facts about the animals we build, from the chameleon that
changes colors to the seal model that waddles across the
table. Students will love these moving models that celebrate
the wonders of the animal kingdom! Every child takes home a
custom LEGO® mini-figure at the end of the last class.
Day/Time:
ACTV#34315-A1
ACTV#34315-A2
Fee:
Jan. 26-Mar. 1
$55/R • $60/NR
Ticket to Ride with LEGOS®
Ages 5-10
New!
Delve into the history and mechanics of favorite amusement
park rides in this imaginative unit. Students will construct a
Carousal Swing, Tilt a Whirl, Loop de Loop ride, Swing boat ride,
and Merry Go Round. Lessons incorporate principles of physics,
described in a way children can understand, such as “G-force”
inertia and momentum, as well as other math concepts such
as “there are 360 degrees in a circle.” These engaging lessons
will give students an understanding of the physical forces they
experience every day. Each child takes home a custom LEGO®
mini-figure at the end of the last class.
Day/Time:
ACTV#38653-A1
Fee:
Jan. 14-Feb. 18
$68 R/NR
My Little Monet
Day/Time:
ACTV#38653-A2
Fee:
Air, Land & Sea with LEGOS®
Ages 5-10
Paint, paint and more paint! Let your young artist show off
their creativity by painting with all different kinds of papers and
mediums. Different painting techniques will be used to create
your child’s special projects. NOTE: We use tempura paints
which are washable and acrylic paints which are non-washable.
On the last day of class, we prepare a true “Masterpiece on
Canvas”. Please dress for a mess!
Time:4:30pm-5:30pm
ACTV#30247-A1 Tues., Feb. 9-Feb 23
ACTV#30247-A2 Wed., Apr. 6-Apr. 20
Fee:
$26/R • $31/NR
New!
Step aboard to build some exciting ways to get from here to
there. Take to the sky in our Bricks for Kidz helicopter model,
race across the beach in an ingenious land sail, or zoom through
the water on a jet ski. Kids will learn what makes each machine
unique and how it moves, exploring concepts such as buoyancy,
propulsion, lift and G-forces! What other ways will you invent
to travel through air, land & sea? Whether you’re a high-speed
thrill-seeker or just curious about how things work, this unit
offers something for everyone. Every child takes home a custom
LEGO® mini-figure at the end of the last class.
Day/Time:
ACTV#38653-A3
Fee:
Ages 5-10
Feb. 25-Apr. 7 (Skip 3/31)
$68 R/NR
Apr. 14-May 26 (Skip 5/19)
$68 R/NR
Clay Crafts for Cool Kids
Ages 5-12
Let your child express their creativity with clay! During this class,
we will mold, shape and roll our clay into bugs, animals, snakes
or bowls using different types of clay. Each child will be work at
their own age level. Everything they make, they will take home!
Dress for a mess.
Day/Time:
ACTV#36241-A1
ACTV#36241-A2
ACTV#36241-A3
ACTV#36241-A4
Fee:
Jan. 7
Feb. 4
Mar. 3
Apr. 7
$11/R • $16/NR
Please Note: A mandatory sign-in and sign-out procedure for all participants
is required for all Park District Programs.
YOUTH PROGRAMS
New!
Read It and Cook It!
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
Youth PRograms
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Kool Krafts for Kids
Ages 5-12
Hey kids! Do you love making crafts? Then come and join us as
we make some awesome KRAFTS! Each week we will work on
some fun and great craft projects. Every project made by your
child, will go home with them. Please dress for a mess.
Day/Time:
ACTV#38249-A1
ACTV#38249-A2
Fee:
Jan. 12-Jan. 26
Mar. 1-Mar. 22 (Skip 3/15)
$33/R • $38/NR
Paint a Masterpiece
Ages 5-14
Who wants to paint a canvas masterpiece? You will create your
very own painting on canvas and you will want to frame these.
All canvases will be penciled out for your child and each child
will be challenged at their own age/skill level. Acrylic paints will
be used which are NOT WASHABLE, so please dress for a mess.
Day/Time:
ACTV#34597-A1
ACTV#34597-A2
ACTV#34597-A3
Fee:
Mon., 4:30pm-5:30pm
Jan. 11
Feb. 8
Apr. 18
$13/R • $18/NR
Young Chef’s Academy
Ages 6-10
We might make some hot chocolate with some festive treats, an
afterschool snack or perhaps a fabulous entrée! Learn fun and
easy recipes for the winter and spring seasons. Each child will
take home their own cookbook of recipes each session. Please
bring an apron to class.
Day/Time:
ACTV#38540-A1
ACTV#38540-A2
Fee:
Jan. 26-Mar. 1
$55/R • $60/NR
Music Lessons
Ages 7-12
A supply fee of $15.95 payable to Guitar Fun-damentals
is due to the instructor on the first day of class. Please
bring an acoustic or electric guitar to class each week.
If your child is bringing an electric guitar, they will also
need to bring a practice amp and cord. Guitar rentals are
available at a cost of $5 per week and need to be set-up
prior to the first class. Call Mr. Clark at 630.788.4647
to reserve yours today. A rental agreement needs to
be signed by an adult and paid in full on the first day of
class. Any cancelled rentals will forfeit half of total rental
fee or if past the mid-session will forfeit the full rental
fee.
Mars Jamzz I-Beginning Guitar I
Get ready for an Intergalactic, out-of-this-world Guitar
lesson experience! Our four fun Martians: Bjorn, Bebe,
Brubar and Stan, teach students the parts of the guitar,
notes on the guitar, guitar tablature, chords, fun songs
and more in a setting tailored for group instruction.
Students will take turns playing melodies and chords
together, with their instructor and each other, to
maximize the group experience.
Day/Time:
ACTV#38300-A1
ACTV#38300-A2
Fee:
Jan. 5-Feb. 23
$114 R/NR
Mars Jamzz I-Beginning Keyboard I
Get ready for an intergalactic, out-of-this-world
keyboard lesson experience! Our four fun Martians;
Brubar, Bebe, Bjorn and Stan will teach students notes,
chords, fun songs and more in a setting tailored for
group instruction.
Day/Time:
ACTV#38300-A3
ACTV#38300-A4
Fee:
Jan. 5-Feb. 23
$114 R/NR
Mars Jamzz I – Beginning Ukulele I
Get ready for an intergalactic, out-of-this-world ukulele
lesson experience! Our four fun Martians; Bjorn, Bebe,
Brubar and Stan, teach students the parts of the ukulele,
notes, strings and fun songs in a setting tailored for
group instruction.
Day/Time:
ACTV#38300-A5
ACTV#38300-A6
Fee:
Jan. 5-Feb. 23
$114 R/NR
All children must be the correct age by 9/1/15.
American Sign Language
Ages 8-12
Are you interested in learning basic American Sign Language?
Then join us in this fun interactive class. Participants will learn
the basic alphabet finger spell, numbers, sign language and
more. Games and crafts will be incorporated for additional
hands-on learning. Please wear dark colored clothing to class.
Explore your dramatic and creative side
while learning theatrical terms, musical
concepts and basic dance steps.
Students will learn acting warm-ups, improv games and how to
make props as well as prepare a short performance to be given
during the final class. The final class on Mar. 8 will be held at
the Lions Community Center, Room 1 for family and friends to
attend.
Day/Time:
ACTV#30151-A1
Fee:
Location: Day/Time:
ACTV#34224-A1 Feb. 23-Mar. 22
Fee:
$45/R • $50/NR
Jan. 26-Mar. 8
$98 R/NR
All About Music Children’s Theater
19108 Wolf Road, Mokena, IL
Ceramic Painting
YOUTH PROGRAMS
Rising Star
Musical Theater
New!
Come and use your painting talent to paint beautiful birds, frog
planters, bugs, butterflies and more! Acrylic paints will be used
which are NOT WASHABLE, so please dress for a mess.
Day/Time:
ACTV#37244-A1 Jan. 14
ACTV#37244-A2 Feb. 11
ACTV#37244-A3 Feb. 25
ACTV#37244-A4 Apr. 14
Fee:
$12/R • $17/NR
New! Ages 8-14 • LCC (Room 5) Entry C
Jewelry 101
Ever want to start making your own jewelry? Do beads, charms,
earrings, wood and different strings and wires get you excited to
put them all together? If so, this is the class for you. Everything
you make, you get to keep and bring home!
Day/Time:
ACTV#38543-A1
ACTV#38543-A2
ACTV#38543-A3
ACTV#38543-A4
Fee:
Fri., 4:30pm-5:30pm
Jan. 29
Feb. 26
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
$12/R • $17/NR
Ka-Pow!! Prep
Are you hoping to pursue a dream of drawing in the animation,
comics or video design industry? With this class, you will be
taught crucial intermediate level applications of comic books
and animation areas such as perspective, dynamic anatomy,
visual storytelling, concept design and more.
Day/Time:
ACTV#38652-A2
Fee:
Sat., 9:00am-11:00am
Jan. 9-Feb. 27
$100 R/NR Sewing Classes
Age 12 & Over
Fall in love with the Art of Sewing. Do you need a
refresher course? Do you want to sew, but have no prior
experience? Take the frustration out and put the fun in!
If you do not have access to a sewing machine, please
email Kelly at [email protected] and she will
contact the instructor.
Sewing Machine Basics
Learn the following: zigzag, threads, needles, fabric
types, necessary tools, rotary cutting, basics of pattern
reading, seams, hems and MORE! Additional supplies are
needed for class; the instructor will email the list to you.
Please bring your machine and user manual to class!
ACTV#37655-A1
ACTV#37655-A2
Fee:
Sat., Jan. 16, 9:00am-Noon
Sat., Mar. 26, 9:00am-Noon
$45 R/NR per Class
Quilting Basics
Beginner quilting class teaches, rotary cutting piecing
pattern block layout. Must know how to thread machine
and wind bobbin. Class will make a quilted block suitable
for a pillow top.
ACTV#37754-A1
Fee:
Sat., Feb. 20, 9:00am-Noon
$45 R/NR per Class
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YOUTH ATHLETICS
Youth Athletics
Lincoln-Way Area Youth Tennis
Batting Cage Rental
Ages 5-10 • Lincoln-Way Central High School Tennis Courts
All Ages
Field House
The batting cages will be open to the public for
individuals to work on hitting and pitching. Limit of
two batters in cage at a time. The adjacent court may
be used for throwing and catching ONLY. For available
dates and times, please call the Administration Building
at 815.485.3584.
ACTV#37140-A1
$30/LWR • $40/NR (1 Hour)
Drop-In Youth Open Gym
Grades 1-8 • Lincoln-Way West High School Field House
This youth open gym program is sure to provide a fun night.
The court is open for sport enthusiasts and their friends. Stop
in and start a game of basketball, volleyball or badminton. All
participants’ parents/guardian MUST sign a waiver and MUST
accompany children. Pay at the door.
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Day/Time:
ACTV#36291-A1
Fee:
Our play-based tennis instruction is designed for children 10
years and younger. Featuring the TAUTennis play format, using
age-appropriate equipment and courts scaled to the size of
players, this program makes the game more accessible by
allowing kids to get involved right from the start. Players actively
acquire tennis skills and technique by working with each other!
Age-appropriate equipment will be available to use.
Ages 5-7
Day/Time:
ACTV#34241-A1
Fee:
Sun., 9:30am-10:15am
Apr. 3-May 8
$55 R/NR
Ages 8-10
Day/Time:
ACTV#34241-A2
Fee:
Sun., 10:15am-11:15am
Apr. 3-May 8
$60 R/NR
Feb. 23-May 17 (Skip 3/15 & 3/22)
$3/LWR • $6/NR per Night
Don’t forget
to register early.
Classes fill fast.
SPRING REGISTRATION
Grades K-12
New!
Floor Hockey
Ages 5-14 • Lincoln-Way West High School Field House
Ages 7-12 • Spencer Trail School Gymnasium
Excellent coaches will focus on teaching outdoor/indoor sprints,
hurdles, jumps, running and throws in a safe and fundamental
way. The program consists of body balance techniques; speed,
quickness and agility drills, producing a quicker and safer more
powerful performer. A series of team relay races makes Indoor
Track & Field fun and entertaining. Program concludes with an
event Championship Series. Kids love it! Speed and quickness
training helps for many sports.
The excitement of the Chicago Blackhawks has reintroduced
kids to the game of hockey. Fast-paced and always exciting,
floor hockey gives your child a great way to participate in an
athletic activity. The kids will be divided into two teams to have
60 minutes of non-stop hockey fun.
Ages 5-8
Day/Time:
ACTV#36678-A1
ACTV#36678-A2
Sat., 1:00pm-2:00pm
Jan. 16-Feb. 13
Apr. 9-May 14 (Skip 4/23)
Ages 9-14
Day/Time:
Sat., 2:00pm-3:00pm
ACTV#36678-A3 Jan. 16-Feb. 13
Fee:
$59 LWR/NR
Kids First Dodge Ball
Ages 7-12 • Spencer Crossing School Gymnasium
Dodge ball games every day ending with a competitive
Championship Game on the last day. This fun-moving sport will
provide team competition and individual challenge matches on
the court. Kids will have a blast running, throwing, dodging and
ducking their way to victory while getting their bodies in shape.
Kids love it! Super-safe dodge balls are used!
Day/Time:
ACTV#36674-A1
ACTV#36674-A2
Fee:
Wed., 6:30pm-7:30pm
Jan. 13-Feb. 10
Mar. 9-Apr. 13 (Skip 3/30)
$59 R/NR
Kids First Badminton
Ages 7-12 • Spencer Crossing School Gymnasium
This instructional program prepares players to succeed in
badminton. Excellent coaches plan strategic, preparation drills
and games that will increase skills through fundamentals.
This program offers a badminton skills challenge contest,
Championship Badminton games, PLUS preparation training
such as hand grips, racket positioning, serving, body balance and
first step directional movements for this fast and quickly-paced
game. Kids First instructor raises the SKILL & EXCITEMENT LEVEL
for the players using approximately 25% of the time devoted to
fundamentals; 75% dedicated to games.
Day/Time:
ACTV#36675-A1
ACTV#36675-A2
Fee:
Wed., 7:30pm-8:30pm
Jan. 13-Feb. 10
Mar. 9-Apr. 13 (Skip 3/30)
$59 R/NR
Ages 7-9
Day/Time:
ACTV#38390-A1
Ages 10-12
Day/Time:
ACTV#38390-A2
Fee:
Feb. 18-May 19 (Skip 2/25, 3/10, 3/17, 3/31,
4/7, 4/14, 4/21 & 5/12)
Feb. 18-May 19 (Skip 2/25, 3/10, 3/17, 3/31,
4/7, 4/14, 4/21 & 5/12)
YOUTH ATHLETICS
Kids First Indoor Track and Field
$41/R • $46/NR
Krazy About Kickball
Ages 7-12
Kickball is making a comeback! It is played
by all ages all over the world and offers
great exercise while having lots of fun. Kids
will get the opportunity to enjoy this fastpaced, action-packed and fun game while
bonding with teammates and developing
new friendships.
Ages 7-9
Day/Time:
ACTV#37325-A1
Sun., 1:00pm-2:00pm
Apr. 10-May 15
Ages 10-12
Day/Time:
ACTV#37325-A2
Sun., 2:00pm-3:00pm
Apr. 10-May 15
Fee:
$44/LWR • $49/NR (Fee includes T-shirt.)
Fun Run Club
Ages 7-14 • Lincoln-Way Central High School Field House
This running club is a great way to stay in shape for the school’s
outdoor season. The New Lenox Community Park District’s
Fun Run Club will encourage values for a lifetime of healthy
living through health education, life skills development and
physical training. Fitness and running activities are introduced to
participants. This class is not just running the track for an hour
and a half.
Day/Time:
ACTV#32202-A1
Fee:
Mon., 7:00pm-8:30pm
Mar. 7-Apr. 11
$50/LWR • $55/NR
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Youth Athletics
YOUTH ATHLETICS
Ultimate Beginner Volleyball
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Grades 1-8
Spencer Crossing School Gymnasium
This program is open to all boys and girls who are beginners and
other players who want to review fundamental skills. Instruction
will cover passing, setting, serving, spiking, team play and rules
of the game. Skills will be broken down into simple steps, drills
to give players maximum ball contact and games will be played
every session.
Grades 1-2
Day/Time:
ACTV#32213-A1
ACTV#32213-A2
Mon., 6:30pm-7:30pm
Jan. 11-Feb. 29 (Skip 1/18 & 2/15)
Apr. 4-May 9
Grades 3-4
Day/Time:
ACTV#32213-A3
ACTV#32213-A4
Mon., 7:30pm-8:30pm
Jan. 11-Feb. 29 (Skip 1/18 & 2/15)
Apr. 4-May 9
Grades 5-6
Day/Time:
ACTV#32213-A5
ACTV#32213-A6
Jan. 12-Feb. 16
Apr. 5-May 10
Grades 7-8
Day/Time:
ACTV#32213-A7
ACTV#32213-A8
Jan. 12-Feb. 16
Apr. 5-May 10
Fee:
$54 R/NR
“Girls Only” Lacrosse League-IGLA
Rugby 101
Grades 4-8
Rugby is one of the fastest growing youth
sports in America and will be an Olympic sport
in 2016. In Rugby 101, USA Rugby certified coaches from the
South Suburban Rugby Club will teach the fundamentals of the
game, focus on safety and having fun, and help improve the
athlete’s speed, strength and agility. Training games, fitness and
skills development will be incorporated into the program. For
more information please visit, www.sscobrarugby.com.
Day/Time:
ACTV#37220-A1
Fee:
Thur., 6:00pm-7:00pm
Jan. 28-Mar. 17
$44 R/NR
Grades 3-8
High School Rugby Skills
Be part of a youth lacrosse league exclusively for girls in the
Chicago area. The emphasis of this program is to develop
the girl within the sport of lacrosse. The goals of the program
are to understand the rules of lacrosse, active teamwork,
sportsmanship and foster personal development in a respectful
environment led by positive coaching. Practices are one day per
week on Wednesdays, 5:30-7:00pm, with games being played
on Sunday afternoons. For further details regarding practice,
game times and location, please visit their website at
www.iglax.org under “Community Page Index”.
Grades 9-12
ACTV#32393-A1
ACTV#32393-A2
ACTV#32393-A3
Fee:
Grades 3 and 4
Grades 5 and 6
Grades 7 and 8
$175 R/NR (Fee includes team jersey. Each
player must have their own stick, goggles
and a mouth guard.)
USA Rugby certified coaches from the South
Suburban Rugby Club will deliver individualized
and group instruction to develop the fundamentals needed to
play high school rugby. Position specific skill development and
fitness will be incorporated. Participants will learn about the
principles of attack and defense, set-piece plays and penalties.
New and experienced players alike will increase their rugby
knowledge and skills in this fun and fast-paced program. For
more information please visit, www.sscobrarugby.com.
Day/Time:
ACTV#37220-A2
Fee:
Jan. 28-Mar. 17
$49 R/NR
All fees are indicated by the following acronyms:
Resident (R), Non-Resident (NR) and Lincoln-Way Resident (LWR).
FlipStar Gymnastics
Ignite Cheerleading
Ages 2-6
Ages 5-14
We have joined with FlipStar to now offer gymnastics classes!
Their coaching staff is dedicated to teaching your child
gymnastics and social skills in a fun, safe and positive learning
environment. The program attire recommended for girls include
a leotard with any long hair tied in a ponytail. For boys, a T-shirt
and shorts are recommended. No gym shoes, jeans, jewelry or
tights. Register at the Park District Office for reduced rates.
Parent Tot
Ages 2-3½
This is an interactive class between parent and child, where
the child will develop physically and socially. During the class,
parents will assist the child as they work through a circuit of
gymnastic skills on equipment designed for their tiny bodies.
Warm-up activities, balance, climbing, swinging and jumping are
a few of the activities your little one will enjoy.
Day/Time:
ACTV#37360-A1
ACTV#37360-A2
Fee:
Tues., 9:00am-9:45am
Jan. 26-Mar. 29
Apr. 5-June 7
$95 R/NR
Pre-School Gym
Ages 3½-5
The structure of this class w1ill expose young gymnasts to basic
gymnastics skills while building confidence, independence
and learning skills. For most young gymnasts, this is their first
experience without supervision. The one-hour class will follow
a circuit format, while learning skills such as rolls, cartwheels,
strength and flexibility. Coaches are patient and correct with
positive reinforcement.
Day/Time:
ACTV#37361-A1
ACTV#37361-A2
Fee:
Participants will learn the
fundamentals of motion
techniques, 8-counts, jumps,
dance and stunting for all
divisions. Your child will build
friendships, self-esteem and confidence through this amazing
program. This is a recreational cheer program with an option
to compete at the Ignite In-house Recreational Competition.
If competing, there is a $50 competition fee for a trophy and
DVD of the performance as well as additional uniform costs of
approximately $160 due the third week of practice. The Ignite
In-House Recreational Competition is ONLY optional. In order
to participate, you need to also register with Ignite at
www.ignitecheerleading.com. You will then receive a waiver and
parent handbook which explains in detail payments for uniform
and practice expectations. Dates listed will be held at another
location to be determined.
Ages 5-7
Day/Time:
ACTV#34590-A1
Mon., 6:00pm-6:55pm
Jan. 11-Apr. 18 (1/18, 2/15, 3/7 & 3/28)
Ages 8-10
Day/Time:
ACTV#34590-A2
Mon., 7:00pm-7:55pm
Jan. 11-Apr. 18 (1/18, 2/15, 3/7 & 3/28)
Ages 11-14
Day/Time:
ACTV#34590-A3
Mon., 8:00pm-8:55pm
Jan. 11-Apr. 18 (1/18, 2/15, 3/7 & 3/28)
Fee:
$166 R/NR
Wed., 9:00am-10:00am
Jan. 27-Mar. 30
Apr. 6-June 8
$128 R/NR
Kinder Gym
Ages 5-6
The class will expose young gymnasts to basic gymnastics skills
while building confidence, independence and learning skills
in a faster paced environment than the preschool gymnastics.
The one-hour class will follow a circuit format, while learning
skills such as rolls, cartwheels, backbends, pullovers, round offs,
strength and flexibility. Coaches are patient and correct with
positive reinforcement.
Day/Time:
ACTV#37361-A3
ACTV#37361-A4
Fee:
Mon., 9:00am-10:00am
Jan. 25-Mar. 28
Apr. 4-June 6 (Skip 5/30)
$128 R/NR
Location:
FlipStar Gymnastics Academy
1906 Ferro Drive, New Lenox
If you need to cancel, change or transfer
from a program, limitations do apply. For
specific details, please read our Refund
Policy on page 51.
GYMNASTIC / CHEERLEADING
GYMNASTICS & CHEERLEADING
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DANCE
Dance
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Galaxy Dancers
Sparkling Star Ballet
Ages 3½-18
Grade K
Day/Time:
Fri., 4:45pm-5:15pm
The New Lenox Community Park District “Galaxy Dancers”
continue to offer the finest of dance instruction through the
graceful movement of ballet, synchronized sounds of tap, and
with the modern beat of Hip/Hop Jazz. This year’s annual recital
theme is “The Magical Forest”. Family and friends are invited
to join our students at their end-of-season dance recital at
Lincoln-Way East High School to be held on Sunday,
May 8. An additional fee of $40-$55 for costumes will be
incurred for those wishing to participate. Please note that
extra recital practices will be scheduled prior to the Recital
Presentation. Due to priority registration of current dance
participants, there are limited spaces available
ACTV#38011-A1
Fee:
Jan. 8-Feb. 26 (Skip 2/12)
$62/R • $67/NR
ACTV#38012-A1
Fee:
$76/R • $82/NR
Grades 1-2
Day/Time:
Fri., 5:15pm-5:45pm
ACTV#38013-A1
Fee:
Jan. 8-Feb. 26 (Skip 2/12)
$62/R • $67/NR
ACTV#38014-A1
Fee:
$76/R • $82/NR
Twinkling Stars Ballet
Grades 3-6
Day/Time:
Fri., 6:30pm-7:15pm
Ages 3½-4
Day/Time:
Fri., 3:15pm-3:45pm
ACTV#38015-A1
Fee:
Jan. 8-Feb. 26 (Skip 2/12)
$82/R • $87/NR
ACTV#38001-A1
Fee:
Jan. 8-Feb. 26 (Skip 2/12)
$62/R • $67/NR
ACTV#38016-A1
Fee:
$102/R • $107/NR
ACTV#38002-A1
Fee:
$76/R • $82/NR
High School
Day/Time:
Wed., 6:30pm-7:15pm
Day/Time:
Fri., 10:30am-11:00am
ACTV#38003-A1
Fee:
Jan. 8-Feb. 26 (Skip 2/12)
$62/R • $67/NR
ACTV#38017-A1
Fee:
Jan. 6-Feb. 24
$82/R • $87/NR
ACTV#38004-A1
Fee:
$76/R • $82/NR
ACTV#38018-A1
Fee:
$102/R • $107/NR
Ages 4½-5
Day/Time:
Fri., 3:45pm-4:15pm
ACTV#38005-A1
Fee:
Jan. 8-Feb. 26 (Skip 2/12)
$62/R • $67/NR
ACTV#38006-A1
Fee:
$76/R • $82/NR
Day/Time:
Fri., 10:00am-10:30am
ACTV#38007-A1
Fee:
Jan. 8-Feb. 26 (Skip 2/12)
$62/R • $67/NR
ACTV#38008-A1
Fee:
$76/R • $82/NR
Shining Stars Tap
New!
Shooting Stars Tap
Grade K
Day/Time:
Fri., 4:15pm-4:45pm
ACTV#38019-A1
Fee:
Jan. 8-Feb. 26 (Skip 2/12)
$62/R • $67/NR
ACTV#38020-A1
Fee:
$76/R • $82/NR
Grades 1-2
Day/Time:
Fri., 6:00pm-6:30pm
ACTV#38021-A1
Fee:
Jan. 8-Feb. 26 (Skip 2/12)
$62/R • $67/NR
ACTV#38022-A1
Fee:
$76/R • $82/NR
Ages 4½-6
Day/Time:
Fri., 9:30am-10:00am
Grades 3-6
Day/Time:
Fri., 7:15pm-7:45pm
ACTV#38009-A1
Fee:
Jan. 8-Feb. 26 (Skip 2/12)
$62/R • $67/NR
ACTV#38023-A1
Fee:
Jan. 8-Feb. 26 (Skip 2/12)
$62/R • $67/NR
ACTV#38010-A1
Fee:
$76/R • $82/NR
ACTV#38024-A1
Fee:
$76/R • $82/NR
Galaxy Dancers
If you need to cancel, change, or transfer from a program, limitations do apply.
For specific details, please read our REFUND POLICY on page 51 of this catalog.
Galaxy Dancers (cont.)
Irish Dance
Ages 3½-5
Soaring Stars Hip/Hop Jazz
Wed., 5:00pm-5:45pm
ACTV#38025-A1
Fee:
Jan. 6-Feb. 24
$82/R • $87/NR
ACTV#38026-A1
Fee:
$102/R • $107/NR
Grades 6-8
Day/Time:
Wed., 5:45pm-6:30pm
ACTV#38027-A1
Fee:
Jan. 6-Feb. 24
$82/R • $87/NR
ACTV#38028-A1
Fee:
$102/R • $107/NR
High School
Day/Time:
Wed., 7:15pm-8:00pm
ACTV#38029-A1
Fee:
Jan. 6-Feb. 24
$82/R • $87/NR
ACTV#38030-A1
Fee:
$102/R • $107/NR
Dance is a powerful ally for developing many of the attributes
of a growing child. Irish Dance helps children mature physically,
emotionally, socially and cognitively. The physical benefits of
Irish Dance are widely accepted, but the emotional, social and
cognitive attributes have only recently begun to be appreciated.
Boys and Girls ages 3½ and older will discover the basics of
Irish Dance, learning the proper techniques of movement set to
the rhythm of Irish Music. Each class is designed to introduce
students to the unique and exciting world of Irish Dance!!
Program attire consists of gym shoes or ballet shoes and gym
shorts. Please bring a water bottle to class.
DANCE
Grades 3-5
Day/Time:
*Times subject to change based on enrollment.
Day/Time:
ACTV#37185-A1
ACTV#37185-A2
Fee:
Location:
New!
Wed. 7:00pm-7:30pm
Jan. 13-Mar. 16
Apr. 6-June 8
$118 R/NR
Sullivan School of Irish Dance Studio
13923 E. Illinois Hwy., New Lenox
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MARTIAL ARTS / FENCING
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Martial Arts & Fencing
Tiger Kwon’s Martial Arts
Okinawan Karate
Age 3 & Over
Age 4 & Over
Tiger Kwon’s Martial Arts teaches a unique combination of
Taekwondo, Hapkido and Kickboxing known as Kwon Mu Do
to create a well-rounded martial artist. Martial Arts challenge
the student to train the body, mind and spirit as one. Students
trained under Tiger Kwon practice a sense of respect, humility,
discipline and confidence, which improves the student in all
areas of life. By joining this program, it will offer a regimented
exercise program that builds strength, endurance, balance,
coordination, agility and flexibility. For additional information
regarding this program, visit www.tigerkwonkicks.com. Register
at the Park District Office for reduced rates.
Ages 3-7
Days/Time:
ACTV#38170-A1
ACTV#38170-A2
ACTV#38170-A3
Mon.-Fri., 4:30pm-5:00pm
Jan. 11-Jan. 22
Feb. 8-Feb. 19
Mar. 7-Mar. 18
Ages 8 & Over
Days/Time:
ACTV#38170-A4
ACTV#38170-A5
ACTV#38170-A6
Mon.-Fri., 5:00pm-5:45pm
Jan. 11-Jan. 22
Feb. 8-Feb. 19
Mar. 7-Mar. 18
Fee:
$50 R/NR
Location:
Tiger Kwon’s Martial Arts
352 West Maple Street, Unit E New Lenox
This is a foundational karate course taught by an AKA certified
senior student of Carroll’s Martial Arts focused on building selfdiscipline, gross motor skills, eye-hand coordination, balance
and the flexibility necessary for learning any martial arts. This
class also helps students build self-confidence to enhance
physical fitness and self-control. Please wear loose fitting
clothing to class. Uniforms are optional until Pee Wee Level 2
and full Gi is required at Pee Wee Level 4 and may be purchased
from the instructor when needed.
Mini: Ages 4-6
With continued enrollment, your child will have the opportunity
to advance through 4 Mini Ranks and 9 Pee Wee Ranks earning
a certificate at each level and a pin or belt at Pee Wee Level 1.
New students are welcome as well as continuing students who
are working on their Mini 1, 2, 3 or 4 ranks.
Day/Time:
ACTV#32175-A1
ACTV#32176-A1
Fee:
Wed., 6:15pm-6:45pm
Jan. 6-Feb. 17
Mar. 2-Apr. 20 (Skip 3/30)
$66 R/NR
Pee Wee: Age 6 & Over
With continued enrollment, students will have the opportunity
to advance through 9 Pee Wee Ranks earning a certificate at
each level and a pin or belt at Pee Wee Level 1. New students
are welcome as well as continuing students who are working
on their Pee Wee Ranks (PW 1-PW 9). In order to receive a belt,
students must have the Gi pants and the school T-shirt. Full Gi is
not required until Pee Wee Level 4 and can be purchased from
the instructor.
Day/Time:
ACTV#32177-A1
ACTV#32178-A1
Fee:
Wed., 7:00pm-7:45pm
Jan. 6-Feb. 17
Mar. 2-Apr. 20 (Skip 3/30)
$83 R/NR
Fencing
Ages 6-16
Fencing is an elegant sport that is a great exercise for the
body and mind. This class is taught by Fencing Master Marek
P. Stepien, two-time USA National Champion, Former Polish
National Champion and Notre Dame Fencing Team coach.
Using safe, high quality equipment, students will learn the basic
fencing footwork while developing agility, strength and having
fun. All equipment is included; however you may purchase
helmets for $60 through the instructor.
Vist www.newlenoxparks.org online for
up-to-date information and visit us on
Facebook & Twitter.
Day/Time:
ACTV#34220-A1
ACTV#34220-A2
Fee:
Fri., 4:00pm-5:00pm
Jan. 15-Mar. 4 (Skip 2/12)
Apr. 8-May 13
$113 R/NR
Teen Programs
Drop-In Teen Open Gym
TEEN PROGRAMS
Ages 12-17
This teen open gym program is sure to provide an entertaining
night. The court is open for sport enthusiasts and their friends.
Stop in and start a game of basketball, volleyball or badminton.
All participants are required to present an ID (if under 14, a
parent MUST sign them in). Pay at the door. First come, first
served, as there is limited court space available.
Day/Time:
ACTV#35531-A1
Fee:
Fri., 7:00pm-9:00pm
Jan. 8-May 20 (Skip 3/25)
$3/LWR • $6/NR per Night
Ka-Pow!! Master Class
Age 14 & Over
You know you have talent! Maybe you need mentoring tips, indepth instruction and industry insight with insider information?
If so, then you are ready for the Ka-Pow!! Master Class. This
class is based on a portfolio review. Art instructors with decades
of gaming, comic and animation experience are ready to share
what they know to help you break into a creative field you love!
Day/Time:
ACTV#38652-A1
Fee:
Jan. 5-Jan. 26
$130 R/NR
Trampolines & Dodge Ball
Ages 11-17
Elmhurst, IL
New!
Love playing dodge ball? Love jumping on a trampoline? What
could be more entertaining for the day then playing on a
trampoline while playing dodge ball? Grab some friends and join
us for the day. We will head to Sky Zone in Elmhurst where we
will be playing dodge ball. We will enjoy some food too!
ACTV#36502-A1
Departure:
Return: Fee:
Wed., Jan 20
Fri., Feb. 12
5:30pm (LCC)
$45 R/NR (Fee includes 120 mins. of
trampoline time, food & transportation.)
Keep updated with what is
happening at New Lenox
Community Park District.
Submit your email address and we
will send information on existing and future
programs.
High School Rugby Skills
Grades 9-12
USA Rugby certified coaches from the South
Suburban Rugby Club will deliver individualized and group
instruction to develop the fundamentals needed to play high
school rugby. Position specific skill development and fitness
will be incorporated. Participants will learn about the principles
of attack and defense, set-piece plays and penalties. New and
experienced players alike will increase their rugby knowledge
and skills in this fun and fast-paced program. For more
information please visit, www.sscobrarugby.com
Day/Time:
ACTV#37220-A2
Fee:
Jan. 28-Mar. 17
$49 R/NR
Reading and Writing for the ACT
Grades 9-12
High schoolers, get ready for the first step to college – the ACT.
Join certified Reading Specialist and English teacher, Michelle
Esposito-Koler, for a power-packed class of skills and strategies
for the ACT. Tips, strategies and practice ACT tests will be given
in English, vocabulary building and reading. All areas of reading
will be covered for the ACT. In addition, various activities geared
towards the ACT will also be incorporated. There will be a small
break during each class. This will be a 6-week class and will be
structured as follows, 4 weeks of instruction; 2 weeks of pre/
post-test process.
Day/Time:
ACTV#36222-A1
Fee:
Fri., Feb. 5
Sat., 8:00am-11:00am
Feb. 13-Mar. 19
$60 R • $78 NR
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TEEN PROGRAMS
Teen Programs
Basic First Aid Class
IPRA Late Night Ski Trip
Age 12 & Over
Administrative Building (All-Purpose Room)
Grades 6-12
Wilmot, WI
It is never too early to recognize an emergency! What would
you do if you saw someone choking or if a teammate fell to the
ground and was unresponsive? Gina Menza, ECSI Instructor,
wants to empower teens with the knowledge of Basic First Aid
Training. You will learn First Aid, CPR and how to use an AED.
Class is limited to 12 students per class.
Grab your friends and gear as we head to Wilmot Mountain
in Wisconsin! Come and join other Illinois Park Districts/
Departments with their teens for a good time. They have 25
runs, 8 chairs lifts, 3 rope tows and 4 terrain parks that you will
be able to test your ski or snowboarding skills on. There will be
concessions available to grab a snack and also an arcade room
so bring extra money and on our way home, we will stop at
Denny’s for and early breakfast/late dinner.
ACTV#35123-A1
ACTV#35123-A2
Fee:
Tues., Feb. 23, 5:30pm-9:00pm
Tues., Mar. 22, 5:30pm-9:00pm
$30 R/NR
American Sign Language
Age 14 & Over
Are you interested in learning basic American Sign Language?
Then join us in this fun interactive class. Participants will learn
the basic alphabet finger spell, numbers, basic sign language
and more. Games and crafts will be incorporated in the class for
additional hands on learning. Please wear dark colored clothing
to class.
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Day/Time:
ACTV#34224-A2 Feb. 23-Mar. 22
Fee:
$45/R • $50/NR
Days/Date:
Departure:
Return: Fri., Jan. 15
Fri. & Sat., Feb. 26-27
6:45pm (LCC)
5:45am (Approximately)
ACTV#34260-A1
$57 R/NR
(Fee includes transportation & lift.
No equipment rental.)
ACTV#34260-A2
$68 R/NR
(Fee includes ski rental, lift &
transportation.)
ACTV#34260-A3
$85 R/NR
(Fee includes snowboard rental, lift &
transportation.)
ACTV#34260-A4
Additional Equipment Rental, If
Needed ($5 Ski Poles, $10 Helmets,
$15 Snowboard Boots, $28 Snowboard
Only)
Lincoln-Way WALKING TRACK & OPEN SWIM
All Ages
(Parent(s) must accompany children in pool area.)
Lincoln-Way Indoor Walking Track
Gather the family and spend quality time at the pool.
Family swim will provide you with ample time to
enjoy family activities, while having fun splashing and
playing! All registration will be taken at the door. Call
the Administration Building at 815.485.3584 for more
information.
Hours of Use
(Closures will be posted at each campus as they occur.)
Monday-Friday:7:00am-3:00pm
Monday-Thursday:6:00pm-9:00pm
Friday:
6:00-9:00pm (Lincoln-Way West Only)
Saturday:
1:00pm-4:00pm (Lincoln-Way West Only)
Sunday:
Noon-4:00pm (Lincoln-Way West Only)
Pick up passes at Lincoln-Way Central/West Main Office
Monday-Friday, 7:30am-2:00pm on School Days Only
Day/Time:
Sun. 4:30pm-6:30pm
Open Swim Dates: 1/10, 1/24, 2/7, 4/24 & 5/1
Fee:
Adult per Day: $6/LWR, $12/NR
Child per Day: $4/LWR, $8/NR
Family Open Swim Guidelines
1.
Please use the P.E. boys’/girls’ locker rooms.
Community locker rooms are not available for use.
2.
Anyone under 18 MUST be accompanied by an
adult at all times.
3.
Parents/Guardians who are not swimming must
pay entrance fee.
4.
Children may not be dropped off for open swim.
Children who are dropped off will NOT be allowed
into the pool area.
5.
Balcony doors will remain locked during open
swim hours.
6.
All non-swimmers must enter through the locker
rooms, remove street shoes, and remain on deck
as long as their children are on deck or in pool.
7.
Child/adult ratio may be no greater than 6 children
to 1 adult.
8.
Swimmers must bring their own floatation devices
and toys, such as noodles, inner tubes, rings,
goggles, etc.
9.
Only one diving board available for open swim.
Lincoln-Way Central: 815.462.2326
Lincoln-Way West:
815.717.3526
Rules
1.
If you are 16 & over and interested in a free unsupervised
walking pass (NO RUNNING), contact Lincoln-Way Central/
West Aquatic Office during regular office hours, 7:30am2:00pm.
2.
Approximately 8-9 laps in lanes 5 or 6 equal one mile.
3.
Remain alert for others around you.
4.
No strollers or any wheeled mechanisms.
5.
Slower moving users shall stay on the inner side of the
track, faster moving users stay to the outside. Only two
side-by-side users allowed during programs. Users may not
be three abreast across the track.
6.
Inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated. Such behavior
will result in the revocation of participant’s pass. All
revocations are subject to the Director of Recreation’s
review/interpretation.
7.
Only gym shoes will be allowed in the field house.
8.
No hats, food, gum or beverages in the field house.
9.
Due to circumstances beyond our control, additional skip
days may be added to our Track programs. These dates will
be posted as we are notified.
10. Lifeguards are on duty for the safety of swimmers
in the water.
LW TRACK / OPEN SWIM
Family Open Swim
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Fitness
Ages 12 & Over
Studies show that exercise helps you feel better, sleep better and have more energy. Gain selfconfidence by getting healthy with the New Lenox Community Park District and register for one of
our many fitness programs! Participants under the age of 16 are required to be registered along with a
parent. Please bring a water bottle to class!
Line Dancing
FITNESS
Drop-In Fitness
Would you like the convenience of dropping into one of our
Fitness Classes instead of registering for the entire program? If
so, come out to Lincoln-Way West High School and try out one
of our programs.
Fee:
$9/LWR • $12/NR
CIZE™ LIVE
Lincoln-Way West High School Dance Studio
New!
Tired of squats, lunges, push-ups and boring cardio? Then pay
attention because you’re about to look forward to working
out! You’ll be LIVIN’ and SWEATIN’ to hot new moves and great
music! And if you can’t dance, don’t worry. Routines are broken
down, step-by-step, move-by-move and builds into a full dance
workout. You’ll be so focused on mastering the moves; you’ll
forget you’re actually burning fat and calories. Please bring a
towel and water to class.
Day/Time:
ACTV#32203-A1
ACTV#32203-A2
Fee:
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Age 18 & Over
New!
Y’all are encouraged to try line dancing to exercise both mind
and body as well as to have fun and meet new friends. It’s easy
to learn and you are surrounded by good music and great times!
All skill levels are welcomed.
Day/Time:
ACTV#36632-A1
Location:
Wed., Feb. 17
Feb. 23-Apr. 19 (Skip 3/8)
Day/Time:
ACTV#36632-A2
Location:
Fee:
Fri., Feb. 19
Thurs., 10:00am-11:15am
Feb. 25-Apr. 21 (Skip 3/31)
$40/R • $45/NR
Mon., 6:00pm-6:45pm
Jan. 11-Mar. 7 (Skip 2/15)
Apr. 4-May 23
$58/LWR • $63/NR
Zumba
Zumba fanatics achieve long-term benefits while experiencing
an absolute blast in one exhilarating hour of calorie-burning,
heart-racing, muscle-pumping, body-energizing, awe-inspiring
movements meant to engage and captivate for life! It fuses
hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves to create a
dynamic workout system. Please bring a towel to class.
Day/Time:
ACTV#37184-A1
ACTV#37184-A2
Fee:
Mon., 7:00pm-8:00pm
Jan. 11-Feb. 29
$64/LWR • $69/NR
Sit and Get Fit
Age 18 & Over
New!
This beginner class focuses on low impact and chair exercises to
help with stiffness, joint and back pain. Since the consequences
of falling for adults can be severe, balance training is included.
This group setting allows adults to stay socially connected.
Exercises are performed seated and/or standing using chairs
and resistance bands which are provided for you. No previous
exercise experience necessary.
Day/Time:
ACTV#39541-A1
ACTV#39541-A2
Fee:
Jan. 14-Feb. 25 (Skip 2/11)
Mar. 3-Apr. 14 (Skip 3/31)
$35 R/NR
PiYo® LIVE
New!
PiYo® LIVE combines the muscle-sculpting, core-firming
benefits of Pilates with the strength and flexibility of flowing
yoga movements. You’ll use your body weight to perform a
series of continuous, targeted moves to define every single
muscle – big and small. We crank up the music, the speed and
the fun to give you an intense, yet low-impact workout. You’ll
sweat, stretch and strengthen – all in one PiYo workout! Please
bring your own mat, towel and water to class.
Day/Time:
ACTV#32140-A1
ACTV#32140-A2
Fee:
Wed., 6:00pm-7:00pm
Jan. 13-Mar. 9 (Skip 2/10)
Apr. 6-May 25
$60/LWR • $65/NR
All parks and facility locations can be
found on pages 54-55.
Activity Location Abbreviation:
LCC = Lions Community Center
ADMIN = Administration Building
Hatha Yoga
New!
Personal Training-Individual & Group
Lincoln-Way West High School Fitness Center
Hatha Yoga is used to create balance in the body and the mind.
This is accomplished by looking to the eight limbs of yoga
including asana (physical movement) and pranayama (breathing
exercises). During the course we will discover how the linking of
physical movement and breath work can begin to slow the mind
and release stress. This class is great for people who are looking
to decompress from their day, need low impact exercises that
still build strength. All levels of experience and flexibility are
welcome! For your comfort, please come to class on an empty
stomach (eat two hours before class) and wear loose fitting
clothing. Please bring your own yoga mat, blanket and a water
bottle to class.
Want to start getting in shape, lose weight and get healthy?
These sessions will provide you with what you need. It is my
goal to help you move better, get stronger and leaner. Each
workout is personalized to your individual needs. Participants
must be registered for the Fitness Center. When school is
closed, training sessions will not be available.
Day/Time:
ACTV#37519-A1
ACTV#37519-A2
Fee:
Jan. 14-Mar. 10 (Skip 2/10)
Mar. 24-May 19 (Skip 3/31)
$64/R • $69/NR
ACTV#37647-A1
ACTV#37647-A2
ACTV#37647-A3
8-1 Hour Sessions
$300.00 per Person LWR/NR
8-1 Hour Sessions for 2 People
8-1 Hour Sessions for 4 People
(Must sign up as a group.)
FITNESS
LCC (Room 2) Entry C LINCOLN-WAY Central & WEST
HIGH SCHOOL FITNESS CENTER
Age 14 & Over
Shape up with state-of-the-art fitness equipment at Lincoln-Way
West Fitness Center. Equipment includes Magnum circuit training
machines, elliptical steppers, treadmills and recumbent bicycles.
Please note that passes will be issued at Lincoln-Way West Fitness
Center. Registration is only taken at Park District offices or at the
fitness center during the Park District’s scheduled hours. You are
NOT able to register through Lincoln-Way.
Lincoln-Way Central Fitness Center: Mon., Jan. 4-Thurs., May 19
• Mon.-Thurs., 6:00pm-9:00pm (Skip 1/20, 1/28, 2/16, 2/29-3/3,
3/9, 3/10, 4/28, 5/5, 5/17 & 5/18)
Lincoln-Way West Fitness Center: Mon., Jan. 4-Sat., May 21
• Mon.-Fri., 5:30am-7:30am (Morning Skip 3/25)
• Mon.-Fri., 6:00pm-9:00pm (Evening Skip 1/14 & 3/25)
• Sat., 1:00pm-4:00pm (Skip 2/20, 3/19 & 3/26)
• Sun., 12:00pm-4:00pm (Skip 3/27)
Ages 14-22 (LW Resident Student with ID)
ACTV#37512-A1 • Fee: $35/LWR
Age 18 & Over (Non-Student)
ACTV#37512-A2 • Fee: $65/LWR; $70/NR
Daily Drop-In Rate
Fee: $3/LWR • $6/NR
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP (LW residents only)
(Valid one year from the month that you purchased the pass.)
Ages
Registration Code
55-64 ACTV#47512-A3
65 & Over ACTV#47512-A4
Fee
$25/LWR only
$10/LWR only
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ADULT PROGRAMS
Adult Programs
Horseback Riding
Accessorizing Your Figured Miniature Garden
Age 6 & Over
Adult
All ages can begin to enjoy horseback riding lessons at Nova
Quarter Horse, Inc. Whether you rode years ago or always
wanted to learn, now is your chance. You will learn beginner
through advanced Western and English styles of riding from
qualified instructors. With our indoor and outdoor arenas,
lessons are offered year round. Five lesson card gives you
five one-hour lessons. Register at the Park District Office for
reduced rates. Please call 708.479.3696 to schedule lessons.
Now that you know how to make a miniature garden, make it
grow by adding accessories. Learn to craft a bird bath, some
baskets and even a fire pit all in miniature size for your garden.
ACTV#32250-A1
Location:
$153 R/NR (5 lesson card)
ACTV#39362-A2
Wed., May 4, 6:30pm-8:00pm
Location:
Fee:
$25 R/NR (Fee includes all materials.)
Sips and Splatters
Age 21 & Over
Sewing Classes
Gather up your friends and come prepared to paint and party.
Sip on your drink as the art instructor gives you step-bystep directions on how to create your own acrylic painting
masterpiece. Limit of two glasses of wine or beer.
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ACTV#39362-A1
Tues., Apr. 5, 10:00am-11:30am
Location:
ACTV#37720-A1
ACTV#37720-A2
Fee:
Wed., Feb. 17, 7:00pm-9:30pm
Wed., Mar. 16, 7:00pm-9:30pm
$35 R/NR
(Fee includes art supplies & beverages.)
Age 12 & Over
Fall in love with the Art of Sewing. Do you need a
refresher course? Do you want to sew, but have no
prior experience? Take the frustration out and put the
fun in! If you do not have access to a sewing machine,
please email Kelly at [email protected] and
she will contact the instructor.
Sewing Machine Basics
Learn the following: zigzag, threads, needles, fabric
types, necessary tools, rotary cutting, basics of pattern
reading, seams, hems and MORE! Additional supplies
are needed for class; the instructor will email the list
to you. Please bring your machine and user manual to
class!
ACTV#37655-A1
ACTV#37655-A2
Fee:
Create a Figured Miniature Garden
Adult
New!
Big things come in small packages, especially when it comes to
creating a miniature garden. It’s just like life-size gardening, but
on a shrunken scale. Learn to make and craft a figured miniature
garden. Class includes a surprise!
ACTV#39361-A1
Tues., Mar. 22, 10:00am-11:30am
Location:
Admin. Bldg. (All-Purpose Room)
ACTV#39361-A2
Wed., Apr. 20, 6:30pm-8:00pm
Location:
LCC (Bi-Centennial Room), Entry C
Fee:
$35 R/NR (Fee includes all materials.)
Sat., Jan. 16, 9:00am-Noon
Sat., Mar. 26, 9:00am-Noon
$45 R/NR
Quilting Basics
Beginner quilting class teaches, rotary cutting piecing
pattern block layout. Must know how to thread
machine and wind bobbin. Class will make a quilted
block suitable for a pillow top.
ACTV#37754-A1
Fee:
Sat., Feb. 20, 9:00am-Noon
$45 R/NR
ADULT ATHLETICS
Bubble Soccer League
Age 18 & Over
Lincoln-Way West High School Main Gym
Age 18 & Over
Walker Country Estates Park
Bring your team and play for a chance to win cash and
tournament championship shirts! This league will follow official
IHSA Volleyball rules. The regular season schedule will be
followed by a single elimination tournament for the top eight
teams only. There is a maximum of 12 people per roster.
tournament championship shirts! The regular season schedule
will be followed by a single-elimination tournament for the
top eight teams only. This is played 5-on-5 and there is a
maximum of seven people per roster. For more information on
the sporting game that’s sweeping the globe and was actually
started out as a joke between Henrick Elvestad and Johan Gold,
please visit www.battle-balls.com.
Day/Time:
ACTV#32215-A1
Fee:
Wed., Feb. 3
Wed., 7:15pm, 8:15pm or 9:15pm
Feb. 10-Apr. 27
$325 per Team
5-on-5 Basketball League
Age 18 & Over
tournament championship shirts! League fees include gym
usage, referee fees and prize money. The regular season
schedule will be followed by a single-elimination tournament
for all teams. Games will be a running clock with two 20-minute
halves. There is a maximum of 12 people per roster.
RETURNING Team Registration Deadline: Mon., Feb. 1
Registration Deadline: Mon., Feb. 22
Day/Time:
Thurs., 7:15pm, 8:15pm or 9:15pm
ACTV#37183-A1
Mar. 3-Apr. 28
Fee:
$375 per Team
Day/Time:
ACTV#32144-A1
Fee:
Wed., Apr. 13
Wed., 6:00pm-7:00pm
Apr. 20-June 8
$650 per Team
12” Summer Softball Leagues
Age 18 & Over
Lions Den Park
Each team will play 10 games followed by a single-elimination
tournament. All leagues will be U.S.S.S.A. sanctioned. A
security deposit of $150 (NON-REFUNDABLE) is due at time
of registration. It will be used as part of the registration fee
and is non-refundable in the event of a cancellation. League
information will be emailed to each captain before games
start. Please note that games that need to be made up can be
rescheduled for any day of the week. All fees must be paid the
day before you play or there will be a late fee and your team will
forfeit. Cash prizes and Tournament Championship shirts will be
awarded. Schedule start and end dates are subject to change.
RETURNING Team Registration:
NEW Team Registration:
Fee:
Mon., Jan. 11
Mon., Mar. 28
Mon., Apr. 25
$660 per Team
Men’s Leagues
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
ACTV#82143-A1
ACTV#82144-A1
ACTV#82145-A1
May 9-Aug. 29
May 10-Aug. 30
May 11-Aug. 31
Co-Ed Leagues
Thursday
Friday
Sunday
ACTV#82146-A1
ACTV#82147-A1
ACTV#82148-A1
May 12-Sep. 1
May 13-Sep. 2
May 15-Aug. 28
We greatly appreciate the
generous support of our
advertisers!
Vist www.newlenoxparks.org online for
up-to-date information and visit us on
Facebook & Twitter.
ADULT ATHLETICS
New!
Co-Ed Indoor Volleyball League
Please be sure to review their ads – some with
special savings in this catalog.
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ADULT ATHLETICS
Drop-In
Programs
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ACTV#
LOCATION
DAY/TIME
DATES
SKIP DAYS
FEES
Dodgeball
(Ages 18 & Over)
ACTV#37292-A1
Cherry Hill School
Gymnasium
Mon.
7:00pm-9:00pm
Jan. 4 - May 16
1/18, 2/15,
3/7, 3/28
$39/R Season Pass
$44/NR Season Pass
$4/R per Night
$8/NR per Night
Men’s 35 & Over
Basketball
ACTV#37293-A1
LW West
Field House
Mon. & Wed.
7:00pm-9:00pm
Jan. 4 - May 18
2/8 (7:30pm)
$75/LWR Season Pass
$80/NR Season Pass
$4/LWR per Night
$8/NR per Night
Badminton
(Ages 18 & Over)
ACTV#37291-A1
LW Central
Field House
Wed.
7:00pm-9:00pm
Jan. 6 - May 11
1/13 (7:30pm) $39/LWR Season Pass
1/20, 3/2, 3/9 $44/NR Season Pass
$4/LWR per Night
$8/NR per Night
Volleyball
(Ages 18 & Over)
ACTV#37295-A1
LW Central
Field House
Wed.
7:00pm-9:00pm
Jan. 6 - May 11
1/13 (7:30pm) $39/LWR Season Pass
1/20, 3/2, 3/9 $44/NR Season Pass
$4/LWR per Night
$8/NR per Night
Women’s Open Fun LW Central
Field House
Volleyball
(Ages 18 & Over)
ACTV#37296-A1
Mon.
7:00pm-9:00pm
Jan. 4 - May 16
2/29
$39/LWR Season Pass
$44/NR Season Pass
$4/LWR per Night
$8/NR per Night
Basketball
(Ages 18 & Over)
ACTV#36294-A1
Thurs.
7:00pm-9:00pm
Mar. 17 - May 19
4/28, 5/5
$4/LWR per Night
$8/NR per Night
LW Central
Field House
All Drop-In Programs require an ID in order to participate.
PARK POLICIES
PROGRAM CATALOG DISTRIBUTION
NO REFUNDS ARE GIVEN: (1) once a program begins unless a
replacement is found; (2) on material fees unless we cancel a
program; (3) on bus trips; or (4) for Special Events or one-day
programs. A full refund is issued if we cancel a program or trip.
Our seasonal catalogs are distributed as an insert in the New
Lenox Patriot Newspaper. For customers outside of New Lenox,
the Park District relies on the postal service for distribution
of our program catalogs. The Park District assumes no
responsibility for delivery. Please contact us at 815.485.3584 if
you do not receive your catalog.
• When a participant cancels out of a program, a full refund,
LESS a $5 Service Charge (per program); will be granted.
A $5 service charge will also be assessed on all program
transfers. These requests will only be honored if the request
is submitted THREE BUSINESS DAYS prior to the start of the
program or activity.
• All refunds less than $10 will be applied as a credit to the
customer’s account.
• A $30 NSF fee will be added for all returned checks.
• Every effort will be made to process refunds within 30 days,
but in some instances it may take longer.
• We are not able to credit back your charge card purchases.
CANCELLATION
Staff reserves the right to consolidate, postpone, reschedule
or cancel any program due to change in day, dates, times,
instructor, or insufficient enrollment.
For cancellations due to unforeseen circumstances (i.e.
inclement weather, facility emergencies or scheduling conflicts),
which are announced by the Lincoln-Way District #210 or
New Lenox School District #122 at facilities where Park District
programs are scheduled, Park District programming will be
cancelled as well. All attempts will be made to reschedule
cancelled classes. However, the New Lenox Community Park
District is sometimes unable to accommodate make-up classes
and will not refund money in such instances.
FOR YOUR SAFETY
A mandatory sign-in and sign-out procedure is required for all
participants enrolled in any Park District program. Children must
be accompanied by an adult when being escorted to and from
class.
LIABILITY
The New Lenox Community Park District is unable to assume
responsibility for injuries, accidents or loss of personal property
occurring during programs or activities, in parks or facilities.
Such insurance would make programs and user fees prohibitive.
It is recommended that participants make provisions to provide
this coverage through their family insurance program.
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
If you are (1) a New Lenox resident and (2) cannot participate
for financial reasons, you may be eligible for financial aid.
Please contact the Park District’s Director of Recreation at
815.485.3584 for an interview. Please note that the maximum
household scholarship benefit is $1,000 per year.
MILITARY DISCOUNT
We are pleased to offer a military discount for those who qualify.
Please contact 815.485.3584 for further information and details.
PROGRAM BEHAVIOR POLICY
Participants are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at
all times. The following guidelines have been developed to
help make Park District programs safe and enjoyable for all
participants. Additional rules may be developed for particular
programs and athletic leagues as deemed necessary by staff.
• Show respect to participants and staff; take direction from
staff.
• Refrain from using abusive or foul language, or from causing
bodily harm to self, other participants, or staff.
• Show respect to equipment, supplies, and facilities. The New
Lenox Community Park District reserves the right to terminate
a party’s participation in a Park District program due to that
party’s disruptive behavior or conduct.
PARK POLICIES
REFUND POLICY
Don’t forget
to register early.
Classes fill fast.
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Phone: 815.485.3584 • Fax: 815.485.3589 • www.newlenoxparks.org
FIRST-TIME REGISTRATION
When registering for the first time, residents will need to provide
proof of residency by showing proper documentation. Please
visit our website www.newlenoxparks.org Online Registration
Banner or call 815.485.3584 for details. For children 17 & under,
a Birth Certificate or Proof of Custody (if applicable) MUST also
be provided.
AGE REQUIREMENTS
All age requirements are as of September 1, 2015 unless
otherwise noted. No exceptions will be given.
SIMPLE WAYS TO REGISTER
ONLINE
Begins Saturday, December 5 at 8:00am (Residents)
In order to use online registration, customers must be
provided with a User Name and Password prior to
using online registration. Please visit our website
above or our Administrative Offices during regular
business hours for details regarding information and
document requirements. Please note that for select
ticketed or special events as well as some ongoing
programs, online registration is not available and will
be noted in the catalog using this icon:
LOTTERY REGISTRATION
Begins December 5
RESIDENT REGISTRATION
Resident Lottery Registration and Online Registration will
begin Saturday, December 5 at 8:00am. Resident Mail-In/
Drop-Off registration begins when you receive your catalog.
All registration received by December 4 will be processed
beginning December 5 using our program lottery. Resident
Walk-In Registration begins on Monday, December 7.
NON-RESIDENT FEE
Out-of-district participants can register for New Lenox
Community Park District programs beginning Monday,
December 14. Additional fees for non-residents may apply.
However, with the purchase of a Non-Resident card, out-ofdistrict fees are waived. We do not charge an out-of-district fee
for special events, bus trips or contracted programs.
RESIDENT CARDS
All out-of-district recreation program participants have the
option of purchasing a Resident Card to allow registration at
resident rates and the opportunity to register at the same time
as a resident.* For an individual, the fee is $100 and the family
fee is $150. All cards are valid for one year from the date of
purchase.
Upon purchase, non-residents must present a copy of a photo
ID, birth certificate, library card or school report card, for each
authorized member noted on the application. Any non-resident
fees paid prior to purchasing a Resident Card will not be
credited toward the card.
Resident Cards are non-transferable and are subject to a
replacement fee of $5 if lost.
(*Does not include Splash Pad Pass.)
Industry regulations regarding the processing of all credit
cards are being revised. Further details will be provided
when they become available.
MAIL-IN
Send your completed and signed registration form to
New Lenox Community Park District, 701 W. Haven
Avenue, New Lenox, IL 60451. Mail-in registration is
accepted as soon as you receive your catalog and will
be retained until lottery registration begins Saturday,
December 5 at 8:00am.
DROP-OFF
Place the completed and signed registration form,
and the Family Master Form (if this is a first-time
registration with our park district), along with your
check or credit card information in a sealed envelope
in the Drop Boxes located at the Administration
Building, 701 W. Haven Avenue or at the Lions
Community Center (Entry C) at 1 Manor Drive in New
Lenox. Drop-off registration accepted as soon as you
receive your catalog.
FAX-IN
Fax your completed and signed registration form,
along with your Family Master Form, if needed, with
credit card information to 815.485.3589.
WALK-IN
Begins Monday, December 7 (Residents)
If you did not register online, mail in, drop off or fax
your registration, this is your opportunity to register in
person at the Administration Building, 701 W. Haven
Avenue or the Lions Community Center (Entry C) at
1 Manor Drive in New Lenox during posted business
hours.
Non-residents can walk in to register beginning
Monday, December 14 at either the Administration
Building or the Lions Community Center. For any
questions regarding registration procedure, please
contact the Administration Building at 815.485.3584.
Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you need any
accommodations to participate in an activity please check this box.
Registration Form
Household Information
Home Phone Number # ____________________________
Cell Phone #____________________________
Last Name:
____________________________
Work Phone #___________________________
Home Address:
____________________________
Emer. Name Phone #______________________
City: _________________State: ______ Zip Code______
Email Address: __________________________
Participant’s
Name
ACTV#
Birth
Date
Grade
M/F
T-Shirt
Size
Program
Name
Fee
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: INITIALS: _______ DATE: ________ TYPE: ____________________
YOU MUST SIGN AND DATE WAIVER TO PARTICIPATE IN PARK DISTRICT PROGRAMS.
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND BE AWARE THAT IN REGISTERING YOURSELF OR YOUR MINOR CHILD/WARD FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE PROGRAM(S), YOU WILL BE WAIVING
AND RELEASING ALL CLAIMS FOR INJURIES YOU OR YOUR CHILD/WARD MIGHT SUSTAIN ARISING OUT OF THE PROGRAM(S).
I RECOGNIZE AND ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THERE ARE CERTAIN RISKS OF PHYSICAL INJURY TO PARTICIPANTS IN THE PROGRAM(S) AND I
AGREE TO ASSUME THE FULL RISK OF ANY SUCH INJURIES, DAMAGES OR LOSS REGARDLESS OF SEVERITY, WHICH MY CHILD/WARD OR
I MAY SUSTAIN AS A RESULT OF PARTICIPATING INANY ACTIVITIES CONNECTED OR ASSOCIATED WITH ANY SUCH PROGRAM(S).
I WAIVE AND RELINQUISH ALL CLAIMS I OR MY CHILD/WARD MAY HAVE AGAINST THE NEW LENOX COMMUNITY PARK DISTRICT AND
ITS OFFICERS, AGENTS, SERVANTS, AND EMPLOYEES, AND ANY OTHER COOPERATIVE PARK DISTRICT AND IT OFFICERS, AGENTS,
SERVANTS AND EMPLOYEES AS A RESULT OF PARTICIPATION OR THE PARTICIPATION OF MY CHILD/WARD IN ANY
OF THE PROGRAM(S) AND COOPERATIVE PROGRAMS WITH OTHER PARK DISTRICTS. I FURTHER AGREE TO INDEMNIFY AND
HOLD HARMLESS AND DEFEND THE PARK DISTRICT(S) AND ITS OFFICERS, AGENTS, SERVANTS AND EMPLOYEES FROM ANY AND ALL
CLAIMS RESULTING FROM INJURIES, DAMAGES AND LOSS SUSTAINED BY ME OR BY MY CHILD/WARD, ARISING OUT OF, CONNECTED
WITH, OR IN ANY WAY ASSOCIATED WITH THE ACTIVITIES OF ANY OF THE PROGRAM(S). I HAVE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE
-PROGRAM DETAILS AND WAIVER AND RELEASE ALL CLAIMS.
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PHOTO DISCLAIMER
Registrants and Participants
permit the taking of photos and
videos of themselves and their
children during Park District
activities for publication and use
as the Park District
deems necessary.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Mandatory Signature of Participant, Parent, or Legal Guardian.
Date
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Mandatory Signature of Participant, Parent, or Legal Guardian.
Date
PLEASE CIRCLE PAYMENT TYPE:
Check or Money Order Payable To:
New Lenox Community Park District
“NLCPD”
BILLING ADDRESS ZIP CODE: __ __ __ __ __
ACCOUNT NUMBER: __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __
EXPIRATION DATE: __ __/__ __
SECURITY CODE:
__ __ __
CARDHOLDER NAME: __________________________________
BILLING ADDRESS: _____________________________________
ADDRESS
CITY/STATE
AMOUNT OF CHARGE: $__________________
AUTHORIZED
SIGNATURE: ___________________________________________
(The NLCPD reserves the right to change a payment to reflect the correct fee.)
Mail To:
New Lenox Community Park District
701 W. Haven Avenue
New Lenox, IL 60451
Upon Receipt of Your Catalog:
Mail-In, Fax-In 815.485.3589
or Drop Off Your Registration.
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Park & Facility Locations
1.
AEROHAVEN PARK
Glenn Drive
2.BENTLEY/TYLER
ATHLETIC FIELDS
Illinois Highway, East of Cedar Rd.
9.
FREEDOM PARK
Charleston and Liberty Drives
10. HAINES WAYSIDE PARK
Haines Ave; West of Cedar Road
17. MARTINO JR. HIGH
ATHLETIC FIELDS
731 East Joliet Highway
18. NELSON CAMPUS PARK/FIELDS
Nelson and Laraway Roads
11. HEATHER GLEN PARK
Laraway Road & Heather Glen Drive 19. NEUFAIRFIELD PARK
Neufairfield Drive & Hollywood Lane
12. HIBERNIA PARK
4. CHESTNUT POINTE PARK
Eagle Circle and Blarney Road
20. PALMER VALLEY PARK
Chestnut Pointe Drive
Delaney and Martin Lane
13. HIGHLANDS PARK
5.COUNTRYVIEW/ROYAL
Flagstaff Lane
21. RON ROB ATHLETIC FIELDS
MEADOWS PARK
Country Creek Drive
14. JACOB LOWELL PARK
Jackson Branch & Daniel Lewis Dr.
Illinois Highway; East of Cedar Road 22. R.S. CORCORAN PARK/
6. CRYSTAL SPRINGS PARK
VETS FIELD
15. LAUREL MEADOWS PARK
Bluestone Bay Drive
Vine Street; North of Route 30
Ian Avenue
7. FIELDSTONE PARK
23. SANCTUARY GOLF COURSE
16. LIONS DEN PARK
Windcrest Lane; North of Haven Ave.
485 North Marley Road
520 South Cedar Road
8. FIREFIGHTERS PARK
24. SCHOOLHOUSE MANOR PARK
Manor Drive
Cornell Drive; South of Route 30
3.
CHERRY HILL PARK
Washington & Kingston Drives
25. SHARON’S BAY PARK
Bluestone Bay & Westwind Drives
26. SPENCER CAMPUS
ATHLETIC FIELDS
Spencer Rd.; North of Laraway Rd.
27. SPENCER PARK
Illinois Hwy. & South Spencer Rd.
28. STONEBRIDGE PARK
Nelson and Grandview Drives
29. TAYLOR GLEN PARK
Taylor Glen Drive & Northern
Lights Way
30. THUNDER RIDGE PARK
Apache Drive
31. WALONA PARK
Joliet Highway & Walona Avenue
32. WALKER COUNTRY ESTATES
PARK
Lenox Street & Cooper Road
33. WILDFLOWER PARK
Washington & Cherry Hill Road
34. WILDWOOD PARK
Gear Drive & West Joliet Hwy.
35. WINDERMERE TOT LOT
Anderson & Chelsea Drives
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
J.
K.
L.
M.
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Lions Community Center
Administration Building
Maintenance Facility
Lincoln-Way West High School
Bentley-Tyler Schools
Cherry Hill School
Haines School
Liberty Jr. High School
Martino Jr. High School
Nelson Campus
Oster-Oakview School
Spencer Campus
CRYSTAL SPRINGS PARK
7
FIELDSTONE PARK
8
FIREFIGHTERS PARK
7.3
9
FREEDOM PARK
7.7
10
HAINES WAYSIDE PARK
11
HEATHER GLEN PARK / LWSRA
5.5
12
HIBERNIA PARK
13.4
13
HIGHLANDS PARK
.5
14
JACOB LOWELL PARK
6
15
LAUREL MEADOWS PARK
1.9
•
16
LIONS DEN PARK
10
•
17
MARTINO JR. HIGH ATHLETIC FIELDS
11
18
NELSON CAMPUS PARK/FIELDS
19
NEUFAIRFIELD PARK
20
PALMER VALLEY PARK
15.5
•
21
RON ROB ATHLETIC FIELDS
4.6
•
•
22
R.S. CORCORAN PARK/VETS FIELD
4
•
23
SANCTUARY GOLF COURSE
235
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24
SCHOOLHOUSE MANOR PARK
10
•
25
SHARON’S BAY PARK
26
SPENCER CAMPUS ATHLETIC FIELDS
35
27
SPENCER PARK
2
28
STONEBRIDGE PARK
18.5
29
TAYLOR GLEN PARK
3
30
THUNDER RIDGE PARK
.7
31
WALONA PARK
7
32
WALKER COUNTRY ESTATES PARK
12.9
33
WILDFLOWER PARK
4.4
34
WILDWOOD PARK
35
WINDERMERE TOT LOT
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36
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PARKING LOT
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UNDEVELOPED
6
SKATEBOARDING
COUNTRYVIEW/ROYAL MEADOWS PK.
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5
WALKING PATHS
CHESTNUT POINTE PARK
PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT
4
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SHELTER
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CHERRY HILL PARK
TURF COURT GAMES
3
DISC GOLF
30
FOOTBALL FIELDS
BENTLEY/TYLER ATHLETIC FIELDS
FISHING
2
CONSERVATION AREA
2.8
BASKETBALL COURTS
AEROHAVEN PARK
SOFTBALL
1
BASEBALL
ACRES
SPECIAL RECREATION CTR.
Park &
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Amenities
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