Summer Recreation Guide

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Parks, Recreation, Cultural Services & Senior Center
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May-August 2015
Summer Recreation Guide
Registration begins April 20
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Register online at www.northglenn.org/recxpress or call 303.450.8800
DIRECTORY
recreation centerHours.............................................................2
registration
General Information......................................4
operations & feesFees, Gym Activities.......................................5
ParksPark and Facility Summary............................6
recreation center
Northglenn Recreation Center
D.L. Parsons Theatre
Northglenn Senior Center
11801 Community Center Drive
Northglenn, Colorado 80233
303.450.8800
Summer Hours
Monday-Friday:
Saturday: Sunday: 5:30 am - 8:30 pm*
7:30 am - 5 pm*
8:30 am - 4 pm* through May 18
8:30 am - 1 pm* May 24 - September 27
*Guests must leave the Recreation Center within 15 minutes after
closing hours of operation.
Special Holiday Hours
Memorial Day
Monday, May 25 5:30 am - 1 pm
Closures
Saturday, July 4 for July 4th holiday
Maintenance Week
Monday, August 24 - Friday, August 28 for
annual maintenance
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Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services | May-August 2015
Aquatics
Rec Center Pool Schedule..............................7
Water Fitness Information.............................8
Lesson Descriptions.......................................9
NRC Swim Lesson Schedules..................10-11
Kiwanis Pool Information,
Outdoor Swim Lesson Schedules............12-14
Swim Teams................................................15
Pre-School Pre-School Schedule...................................16
Summer day camp
Camp Schedule...........................................17
Northglenn arts
Break Escapes, Teddy Bear Picnic,
Art Camps...................................................18
Summer Movie Series..................................19
NYT Academy.........................................20-21
Northglenn Players.....................................22
Summer Concerts........................................23
Fitness, Health
Dance Classes..............................................24
& Wellness
Martial Arts, Massage.................................25
Fitness Class Descriptions, Schedules.....26-27
Senior center
Hours, Services............................................28
Senior Activities .....................................29-31
Northglenn Senior Organization.................32
Community events
Pirate Fest, Kids’ Fising Derby,
July 4th Festival......................................33-35
Special InterestsArchery, Fencing, First Aid...........................36
Crochet, Robot Vision, Lego Classes.............37
sports
Adult Sports, Mud Volleyball, Wiffleball
Tournament...........................................38-39
CARA Sports................................................39
Youth Sports...........................................40-42
Teen & YouthColorado Youth Adventures,
Blue Moon Camp Out, Kids & Parks.............43
Roving Rec.............................................44-45
Dodgeball Tournament, Kops vs Kids Basketball
Challenge, Mayor on the Move...................46
volunteering
Community Engagement............................47
FOR RENT
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Looking for a place to hold a meeting or event?
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The City of Northglenn
was the very first city in Colorado
to earn the designation of
Playful City USA
A variety of reasonably-priced space is available to rent for meetings, wedding receptions, athletic
competitions, conferences, theatrical productions, and other social gatherings! Non-profit rates
available. Our professional, experienced staff is eager to assist you in planning your event to make
it memorable for you and your guests. For more information call 303.450.8800.
• Senior Center Located on the upper
level; available to rent for wedding receptions, church services, birthday parties,
anniversaries, etc. It can accommodate
up to 200 people.
Fee: $60/hour Resident*
$70/hour Non-Resident*
• D.L. Parsons Theatre 320-seat theatre
includes new sound system, audio-visual
equipment, computerized lighting, and
two large dressing rooms with restrooms.
Fee:$76-$101/hour (school rates available)
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services
Email: [email protected]
Northglenn City Government Officials
Mayor Joyce Downing
Council Members
Carol Dodge • Wayne Dodge
Joe Brown • Leslie Carrico
Kyle Mullica • Marci Whitman Kim Snetzinger • Gene Wieneke
Northglenn Parks &
Recreation Advisory Board
Brian Swinbank, President
Leonard Avery
Karen Knuepfer
Kim Snetziner, Council Ex-Officio
Terry Wadding
Ward III,Vacant
If you are interested in serving on the
Parks & Recreation Advisory Board, please
contact our City Clerk at 303.450.8756.
Belia Straushein
Administrative Assistant
E-mail: [email protected]
• Double Gymnasium Can be divided
into two courts or one full-length court
complemented by six basketball rims. It
can also be set up for regulation volleyball games. It accommodates up to 500
people.
Half of the rental fee is due at the time of the
reservation to guarantee a room. The other
half of the rental fee is due two weeks prior
to the rental along with a $150 refundable
damage deposit. 24-hour notice required to
rent a room.
* Additional fees may be applied
depending on the set up.
Did you know that if you work in Northglenn
you qualify for resident rates?
If you work in Northglenn, you are eligible to purchase a Resident ID Card or Pass. Tell the
Guest Relations Staff when you come in. Please bring a photo ID and proof of employment
at any Northglenn business.
Over the noon hour, we offer challenging fitness classes, invigorating workouts in the
Fitness/Weight Room, lap swimming, drop-in basketball, walleyball, and racquetball.
For those who prefer to jog, skate, or cycle during the noon hour, shower facilities are
available. See pages 4-5 or call 303.450.8800 for more information.
For more information on corporate rates, please call Brian Magnett at 303.450.8899.
Business/Corporate Use
Ward I: Ward II:
Ward III:
Ward IV:
• Mountainview/Parkview Rooms
Located on the main level; Parkview
can accommodate up to 70 people;
Mountainview holds up to 40 people.
Each room includes a sink, whiteboard,
podium, and projection screen. Great for
baby showers or small birthday parties.
• Alpine Room Located on the upper
level, this room is ideal for small business
meetings up to 20 people.
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Register Early!
registration
Don’t let a class become extinct. Waiting until the last minute to register won’t save a class.
Registration Dates
RESIDENT
NON-RESIDENT
ONLINE
REGISTRATION
Begins Monday, April 20
Midnight
Begins Thursday, April 23
Midnight
WALK-IN
REGISTRATION
Begins Monday, April 20
8 am
Begins Thursday, April 23
8 am
PHONE
REGISTRATION
Begins Wed, April 22
8 am
Begins Sat, April 25
8 am
Online
northglenn.org/recxpress
Phone
303.450.8800
Walk-In
Come in and see us!
Do I have to sign up ahead of time to use
online registration?
Yes! You will also need your family PIN
number, as well as a client ID for each
individual member of your family, which
will be provided once you set up your
account. We have information and much
more on the city of Northglenn’s website at
www.northglenn.org. Look for the link
to online registration “RecXpress Sign Up”
or our direct link at www.northglenn.
org/recxpress.
What can I do with RecXpress?
You can use the RecXpress site to register for
classes, make a payment, look up transaction
history and check your account balance.
Is your system secure?
We have taken many steps to ensure the
security of your transaction, including
adopting industry standards. RecXpress
employs 128-bit encryption, the highest
form of encryption available to the public.
Are there programs that are not available
through RecXpress?
Yes. In these cases, registration in person is
required. However, you will still be able to
view the details online. In this guide the classes
with a class code indicate online registration
availability. Please call 303.450.8800 for
further information.
I am a non-resident. Can I use RecXpress?
Yes. The registration process is the same for
both residents and non-residents. However,
non-resident fees and registration times may
be different from resident fees and registration
times.
I don’t feel comfortable using a credit card
over the Internet. Can I still register with
RecXpress?
Yes. If you already have a credit on your
account, that credit can be used toward
payment for registration. The credit must
be large enough to cover the full amount of
the class, otherwise, a credit card will need
to be used to pay the difference. You may
add credit to your account by going to the
Recreation Center. RecXpress does use a variety
of security measures to maintain the safety of
your personal information.
Note: Payment in full for registrations
for RecXpress is required to successfully
complete the transaction.
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Classes are first-come, first-served until class limits
are met. Wait lists are created for full classes. We
reserve the right to cancel classes that do not meet
the minimum participant requirements.
Please note specific resident, and non-resident
registration dates.
Time-saving registrations can be made by
telephone or online using a Visa or MasterCard.
All fees are payable at time of registration. Fees
are calculated per session and are not pro-rated.
There is a $29 charge for returned checks.
Every effort is made to reschedule class
programs cancelled due to inclement weather
or unanticipated factors. Weather related
cancellations are broadcast on
KOA 850 AM.
If for any reason you are not completely satisfied
with one of our programs, the City of Northglenn
will be happy to issue a Credit on Account (valid
for one year), transfer you to a different class or
program, or refund your money by check, less a $5
processing fee. No cash refunds are given. Refunds
take approximately 3 weeks to process and are
mailed to the address on the registration form.
The amount refunded may be prorated based on
circumstance for the refund and/or number classes
attended. Full refund or Credit on Account is given
if the city cancels the program or class.
Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)
Northglenn Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services
welcomes and encourages persons with special
challenges and needs to participate in any of our
programs. Potential participants are invited to contact
us to discuss any special accommodations or adaptations
that may be necessary for participation in our programs
and services. Assistance requests need to be made
at least two weeks prior to the activity. Contact the
Recreation Center at 303.450.8800 or 303.450.8717 V/
TDD for information. Please indicate on the registration form
if you require ADA accommodations.
By registering for a program at the Northglenn Recreation Center, you agree that
you or your child’s photo may be used for any lawful purpose including publicity,
advertising, and web content.
Northglenn Recreation Center Fees
Child
Youth
Adult
3 & Under
4-12 Yrs 13-17 Yrs 18-61 Yrs
Daily Drop In
Resident
Free
$2.25
$2.75
$3.50
Non-ResidentFree
$2.75 $3.25
$4.25
Senior
62+ Yrs
$2.50
$3.50 Resident Recreation ID Card (Valid for 2 years from date of issue) FREE!
Family Pass** (Up To 4 Members per household) Resident $9 , Non-Resident $11
Judo (Resident or Non-Resident; all ages) $2.50
Shower Fee
Resident
Free
$2.25
$2.75
$3.50
Non-ResidentFree
$2.75 $3.25
$4.25
$2.50
$3.50 Towel Rental $1
Slow Swim (Ages 62+ Monday-Friday, 9:30-11 am)
Resident
N/A N/A
N/A $1.75 Non-Resident
N/A N/A
N/A $2 20-Punch Pass
Resident
$25
$35
$55
$40
Non-Resident
$35
$40
$70
$55
Six-Month Pass* (Expires 6 Months from date of purchase) Includes 1 free personal training and fitness
assessment. Also includes 25% discount on personal training and two guest passes.
Resident $75 $100
$175 $100
Non-Resident
$105 $125
$200
$130
Family** (Up To 4 Members per household) $275 Resident/$375 Non-Resident
Additional Family Members
$65/95 $65/95 $65/95N/A
Annual Pass* (Expires 1 year from date of purchase) Includes 2 free personal training and fitness
assessment. Also includes 25% discount on personal training and five guest passes.
Resident
$125 $150
$275
$175
Non-Resident
$165 $200
$325
$250
Family** (Up To 4 Members per household) $400 Resident/$475 Non-Resident
Additional Family Members
$75/100 $75/100
$75/100 N/A
Specialty Passes
Judo 30-Punch Pass $60
Judo 75-Punch Pass $129
Yoga or Aqua Zumba 10-Punch Pass $40 Resident/$45 Non-Resident
Slow Swim 20-Punch Pass (valid for Ages 62+ Monday-Friday, 9:30-11 am)
ResidentN/AN/AN/A
$28 Non-ResidentN/AN/AN/A
$33 Shower 20-Punch Pass (Use Center’s shower facilities to exercise outdoors)
Resident $28, Non-Resident $33
*Annual & Six Month Passes can be paid in monthly installments
** Family Passes include a parent or guardian and children (17 years & younger) claimed as dependent
on your Federal Tax and living at the same residence
recreation center
Resident Recreation ID Card FREE to Residents!
A Resident Recreation ID card is required
for anyone who wishes to pay the Resident
Daily Drop-In Fee. You are required to show
proof of residency to purchase this card. The
card is valid for two years. All members of a
resident family over 3 years old are required
to have their own ID card to receive the
daily resident rate. Replacement cards for
resident IDs, punch passes and annual
passes cost $3.
Proof Of Residency
1.Photo ID with your current Northglenn address or
2.Photo ID with one of the following:
• Utility bill
• Car registration
• Rental contract
• Voter registration card
• Statement from major creditor
• Adams County tax notice
OPEN GYM
Call 303.450.8800
for open gym availability
Gym schedule subject to sudden changes
lockers
Guests are asked to provide their own locks
for lockers. Reasonably priced locks are
available for purchase at the recreation center
front desk.
Drop-In Basketball
Monday through Friday 12-1:30 pm
Tuesday & Friday
6:30-8 am
Note: A $25 Administration Fee is assessed for canceled memberships
Corporate/business rates are available. Contact Brian Magnett for more information
at 303.450.8899 or [email protected].
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PARKS
City of Northglenn Parks & Facility Summary
Park/Facility
Acres of
Turf
Tennis
Courts
Basketball
Courts
Playground
Picnic
Tables
Picnic
Shelters
Benches
Restrooms/
Portable Toilets
Alvin B. Thomas
Park
2.72
 
X
X
X
 X
X
 
Eleanor M. Wyatt/
Centennial Park
2.66
 
 
 
 
 
X
 
 
Charles C. Winburn
Park
11.9
 
 
X 
X
 
 
City Hall/
Recreation Center
20
 
 X
X
X
 
E. B. Rains Jr.
Memorial Park
28 
X
X
X
X
X
Fox Run
(Central Park)
2.17
X
X
X
X
X
Fox Run
(North Park)
1.8
X
X
X
X
X
Fox Run
(South Park)
1.5
X
X
X
Fox Run Open
Space
39.76
Trail
Grant Park
7
Trail
Hugh Danahy Park/
Croke Reservoir
4.87
X
X
X
X
X
X
Summer
Only
Huron Crossing
Park
1.73
 
X
X
X
X
X
 
J. D. Cayton Park
2.8
School
X
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
X 
X
X
 
X
 X
 X
 
 
X
X
X
 
 
X
X
X
 
 
 
 
X
 
 
School
X
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
X
X
X
X
Baseball/Soccer/Football
 
 
 
 
Baseball
 
X
X
 
 
Jaycee Park/Happy 10.29
Tails Dog Park
 
Kiwanis Park & Pool
2.3
 
 
Larson Glenn Park
1.3
 
X
Larson Park
2.7
 
X
X
X
 
X
 
Off Leash
Dog Run
Info Flower
Boards Beds
X
X
X
 
 
X
Shrub
Beds
Water & Other Features
X
X
Soccer
X
X
 
X
 
Winburn Ponds
X
X
Indoor Pool
X
X
Webster Lake, Sensory
Playground, Skatepark
 
X
 
 
Field Rentals
We rent athletic fields
for youth and adult groups
at a reasonable rate!
303.450.8899
 
X
Croke Reservoir
Environmental Education
X
 
 
 
 
 
X
X
 X
Softball
Outdoor Pool
Malley Park
3.7
Northwest Open
Space Rec. Area
83.84
 
 
 
 
 
X
Rotary Park
2.7
 
 
 
 
 
 
Sperry Park
2.7
 
X
X
X
 
X
 
 
Village Greens I
1.08
 
 
X
X
 
 
 
 
X
 
 
Village Greens II
1.10
 
 
X
X
 
 
 
 
X
 
 
Wyco Park
8.6
X
 
School
X
 
X
 X
X
 
Roller Hockey Rink,
Baseball/Soccer/Football
Alvin B. Thomas Park, Leroy Dr. & Rosalie Dr.
Wyatt/Centennial Park, Kennedy Dr. & Melody Dr.
Don Anema Memorial Skatepark at
E.B. Rains Jr. Memorial Park,
E. 117th Ave. & Community Center Dr.
East entrance, west of 117th Ave & Sherman Ave
West entrance, across from City Hall
Central Park (Fox Run), Fox Run Pkwy. & E. 108th Ave.
North Park (Fox Run), Fox Run Pkwy. & Columbine St.
South Park (Fox Run), Fox Run Pkwy. & Fox Run Circle
Fox Run Open Space, Fox Run Pkwy., S of E. 109th Ave.
Grant Park, E. 106th Ave. & Grant Dr.
Hugh Danahy Park, Roseanna Dr. & Livingston Dr.
Croke Reservoir Nature Area, Huron St. & Naiad Dr.
Huron Crossing Park, W. 117th Ave. & Melody Dr.
J.D. Cayton Park, W. 103rd Place & Croke Dr.
Jaycee Park/Happy Tails Dog Park, Leroy Dr. & Irma Dr.
Kiwanis Park and Pool, Garland Dr. & Blue Jay Lane
Larson Glenn Park, E. 112th Ave. & Larson Dr.
Larson Park, E. 108th Ave. & Larson Dr.
Malley Park, Malley Dr. & Marion St.
X
Northwest Open Space - 2000 W. 112th Ave.
north entrance, W. 112th Ave. & Ranch Dr.
south entrance, north of Pecos St. & Roseanna Dr.
Recreation Center, 11801 Community Center Dr.
Rotary Park, Pecos St. & Roseanna Dr.
Sperry Park, Sperry St. & Utrillo Lane
Village Greens I, E. 116th Ave. & Pennsylvania St.
Village Greens II, E. 116th Ave. & Sherman St.
Winburn Park, south of 112th Avenue & Huron Street
Wyco Park, 117th Way & Wyco Dr.
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AQUATICS
Northglenn Recreation Center Swimming Pool Schedule
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Lap Swim
5:30 - 7:45 am
Lap Swim
5:30 - 7:45 am
Lap Swim
5:30 - 7:45 am
Lap Swim
5:30 - 7:45 am
Lap Swim
5:30 - 7:45 am
Swim Team
6:30 - 7:45 am
Swim Team
6:30 - 7:45 am
Swim Team
6:30 - 7:45 am
Shallow Water
Hydroworks
7:50 - 8:50 am
Doreen
Shallow Water
Hydroworks
7:50 - 8:50 am
Kathryn
Shallow Water
Hydroworks
7:50 - 8:50 am
Doreen
Shallow Water
Hydroworks
7:50 - 8:50 am
Kathryn
Shallow Water
Hydroworks
7:50 - 8:50 am
Doreen
Silver Splash©
9:10 - 10:10 am
Doreen
Arthritis Aquatics
9:45 - 10:30 am
Doreen
Silver Splash©
9:10 - 10:10 am
Doreen
Arthritis Aquatics
9:45 - 10:30 am
Doreen
Silver Splash©
9:10 - 10:10 am
Doreen
Aqua Zumba
8:55 - 9:55 am
Cha Cha
Water Walking
10:30 - 11:15 am
Doreen
Lap Swim
7:30 - 8:55 am
Water Walking
10:30 - 11:15 am
Doreen
Swimming Lessons
9 - 12 pm
Swimming Lessons
9 - 12 pm
Swimming Lessons
9 - 12 pm
Swimming Lessons
9 - 12 pm
Swimming Lessons
9 - 12 pm
Swimming Lessons
10 - 12 pm
Lap/Slow Swim
12:15 - 1:15 pm
Lap/Slow Swim
12:15 - 1:15 pm
Lap/Slow Swim
12:15 - 1:15 pm
Lap/Slow Swim
12:15 - 1:15 pm
Lap/Slow Swim
12:15 - 1:15 pm
Lap/Slow Swim
12:15 - 1:15 pm
Open Swim**
1:30 - 4 pm
Open Swim**
1:30 - 4 pm
Open Swim**
1:30 - 4 pm
Open Swim**
1:30 - 4 pm
Open Swim**
1:30 - 4 pm
Open Swim**
1:30 - 4:30 pm
Lap Swim
4 - 6 pm
Lap Swim
4 - 6 pm
Lap Swim
4 - 6 pm
Lap Swim
4 - 6 pm
Lap Swim
4 - 6 pm
CARA Swim Team
4 - 5 pm
CARA Swim Team
4 - 6 pm
CARA Swim Team
4 - 5 pm
CARA Swim Team
4 - 6 pm
CARA Swim Team
4 - 5 pm
Fusion Swim Club
5 - 9 pm
Saturday
** Lap Swim
Deep Water Hydroworks
6:05 - 7:05 pm
Diane
Fusion Swim Club
6 - 9 pm
Arthritis Aquatics
Fusion Swim Club
5 - 9 pm
6:05 - 7:05 pm
Diane
Fusion Swim Club
6 - 9 pm
Fusion Swim Club
5 - 9 pm
16 and older. For individuals who want to swim as a form of exercise. Use of the blocks and diving from
sides is restricted. Water walking is prohibited during this time unless there is no lap swimmers in the lanes.
Lap Swim Etiquette
Due to limited lap lanes, we require patrons share their lanes accordingly. Two swimmers: each swimmer stays on a respective side.
Three or more swimmers: swim counter-clockwise in a single-file line, staying on the right side of the lane.
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Water Fitness Information Aqua shoes are recommended for all water fitness classes.
Deep/Shallow Water Hydroworks
Monday-Friday, 7:50-8:50am
Tuesday, 6:05-7:05pm
We invite you to come and try our newly
revised evening Aquafit classes! Our classes
are taught by United States Water Fitness
Association certified instructors who are motivated and excited about helping you reach
your personal fitness goals. All fitness levels
are encouraged to attend these fun and exciting classes. Instructors can work to individual
needs, so stop by and get hydrocised!
With Cha Cha
Saturday 8:55-9:55am
Aqua Zumba® is a safe, effective, fun, and
challenging water-based workout that
integrates the Zumba formula and traditional aqua fitness. The moves are intense.
Remember, you will be moving your body
for 60 minutes against the resistance of water. You will really feel the muscles working
against the resistance.
Water Walking
Please remember your bottle of water, a bathing suit, and towel.
Aqua Zumba drop-in fee:
$5 Resident/$5.50 Non-Resident
Tuesday/Thursday, 10:30-11:15am
Water Walking is an excellent way to increase
stamina and tone muscles, and is easy on
body joints. The instructor leads the class in
the shallow part of the indoor pool. During
the 45-minute class, participants use the
buoyancy of water and its natural resistance
as they walk in the pool. No swimming ability is required. Aqua shoes are encouraged.
Save $ with an Aqua Zumba punch pass!
10-punch pass:
$40 Resident/$45 Non-Resident
Save even more with a membership!
Recreation Center
Drop-In Fee
Aqua Zumba fees are included in 6-month
and annual memberships.
See page 5 for more information about the
Northglenn Recreation Center Drop-In Fee.
Arthritis Aquatics
Tuesday/Thursday, 9:45-10:30am and
Thursday, 6:05-7:05pm
Work with the water’s buoyancy and resistance to help improve your joint flexibility
and relieve pain and stiffness with specially
designed gentle movements in a warm water
pool, approximately 820. Led by arthritis
certified personnel, this class offers an opportunity to meet others who seek control over
their arthritis. It is a wonderful first-time aerobic class for anyone just starting an exercise
program. People with multiple or severe joint
problems or who have had joint surgery are
encouraged to check with their doctors about
the need for special precautions. A swim lift
is available. It is not necessary to know how
to swim. A physician’s release is required
prior to the first class. Recommended for
ages 16 and over.
SilverSneakers® SilverSplash®
Monday/Wednesday/Friday
9:10-10:10am
Activate your aqua exercise urge for
variety! SilverSplash® offers LOTS of fun
and shallow water moves to improve agility,
flexibility and cardiovascular endurance. No
swimming ability is required, and a special
SilverSneakers® kickboard is used to develop
strength, balance and coordination.
Summer 2015 Aquafit Schedule
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Shallow Water
Hydroworks
7:50 - 8:50 am
Doreen
Shallow Water
Hydroworks
7:50 - 8:50 am
Kathryn
Shallow Water
Hydroworks
7:50 - 8:50 am
Doreen
Shallow Water
Hydroworks
7:50 - 8:50 am
Kathryn
Shallow Water
Hydroworks
7:50 - 8:50 am
Doreen
Silver Splash©
9:10 - 10:10 am
Doreen
Arthritis Aquatics
9:45 - 10:30 am
Doreen
Silver Splash©
9:10 - 10:10 am
Doreen
Arthritis Aquatics
9:45 - 10:30 am
Doreen
Silver Splash©
9:10 - 10:10 am
Doreen
Water Walking
10:30 - 11:15 am
Doreen
Water Walking
10:30 - 11:15 am
Doreen
Deep Water Hydroworks
6:05 - 7:05 pm
Diane
Arthritis Aquatics
6:05 - 7:05 pm
Diane
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Northglenn Aquatics Lesson Program Schedules on pages 10-13
The City of Northglenn, in conjunction with The American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim, has updated the program in 2015. It features a
progressive multi-level instructional approach to maximize participant success and includes the most curent biomechanics and stroke
descriptions for the front crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, back crawl, sidestroke, butterfly, starts and turns, and new diving
progressions. Along with Learn-to-Swim are Parent and Child Aquatics courses, revised to emphasize safety skills for both parents and
children, and the three Preschool Aquatics courses to specifically address the developmental needs of young children. The preschool
program remains the same with class titles but the Youth Program for ages 6-12 no longer has fish titles. The levels will range from 1-6.
Adult/Teen classes begin at age 13 and older.
Parent/Tot
Ages 6 months -3 years
One adult per child in the water
This class is designed to educate parents on
how to teach basic water adjustment for
their infants or toddlers who have no water
experience. This class does not teach children
to be accomplished swimmers or to survive
in the water. Diapers are NOT allowed.
Infants must wear swim diapers or plastic
pants under swimsuits. T-shirts are allowed
for warmth.
Youth Program
Ages 6-12
Adult/Teen
Level 1
Adult/Teen classes are designed to
meet the student at their level, whether
they are looking for stroke refinement or just
to gain confidence with basic water skills. The
instructor will work with each student individually to help accomplish individual goals.
Ages 13 and Older
Beginners
This class teaches basic swimming skills and
strokes. It also expands and develops skills
previously learned in the pre-school swim
classes. Skills emphasized: Submerge independently, unsupported kicks and streamline
on front and back, independent swimming
basic front crawl while blowing bubbles.
Level 2
Pre-School Program
Ages 3-5
Starfish
Beginners
This class teaches basic water adjustment.
Emphasis is on holding breath, submerging,
and comfort with instructor. Introduces
concept of propelling body through water
using motor skills.
Jellyfish
Advanced Beginner
This class enhances all strokes already learned
and encourages more independence and
distance. Skills emphasized: Front crawl
with proper breathing technique (bubblesbreather) to an intermediate level.
Level 3
Intermediate
This class focuses on improving technique
and endurance on the front crawl, backstroke, and elementary backstroke. Skills
emphasized: Introducing sidestroke kick,
treading water, and diving.
Intermediate
This cass builds and improves skills from
the previous level. New skills are introduced
that require students to be comfortable with
submerging their head and pushing off the
wall independently for a short distance. Most
skills are semi-supported.
Level 4
Angelfish
Advanced
This class teaches breaststroke and focuses
on increasing endurance on strokes already
learned. Skills emphasized: Starts off block
with streamline, open turns, treading water,
and counting yards.
Advanced
The final level of pre-school will review
and expand on all previous levels’ skills.
This class will challenge students to swim
independently for longer distances using a
semi-developed stroke.
For more information, call:
Steve Hanson
Aquatics Coordinator
303.450.8942
Experienced
This class focuses on increasing skill endurance and deepwater work. Skills emphasized:
Sidestroke, deepwater surface dive, dives off
block, and swimming start off deck.
Level 5
Level 6
Expert
Objectives are to take all strokes and learn to
swim with more ease, efficiency, power, and
smoothness. The class also focuses on refining basic diving skills: Shallow dive, jump
tuck dive, and pike dive.
Private and Semi-Private
Swim Lessons
Available for all skill levels ~ from “terribly
terrified” to stroke refinement. For more
information, please call Steve Hanson at
303.450.8942.
Private Lesson (1-on-1) ½ Hour
Fee: $17/child/Resident
$18/child/Non-Resident
Semi-Private: ¾ Hour
(2 students per teacher)
Fee: $32 Two children/Resident
$34 Two children/Non-Resident
Cancellations must be 24 hours in
advance or normal fee will apply.
Badge Certification
If your scout troop is looking for pool time
to accomplish a certification towards a swimming merit badge, we can help! However, the
scout troop needs to provide instructors. The
cost is $2.50 per person. For more information and scheduling, please call Steve
Hanson at 303.450.8942.
Re-Certification Information
These certifications are for Lifeguard
Training, First Aid, and CPR/AED For The
Professional Rescuer.
Resident Non-Resident
Fee
1 certification $40
$50
2 certifications $50
$60
3 certifications $60
$70
Need more information? Please contact
Steve Hanson at 303.450.8942.
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9
NRC Morning Swimming Lessons
Two-Week
Sessions
(Monday-Friday)
Fee
Guppies
Starfish
Jellyfish
Angelfish
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6
Session 1
June1-June 12
Session
June 15-June 26
Session 3
June 29-July 10
Session 4
July 13-July 24
Session 5
July 27-August 7
Residents: $28
Residents: $28
Residents: $28
Residents: $28
Residents: $28
Non-Residents: $30
Non-Residents: $30
Non-Residents: $30
Non-Residents: $30
Non-Residents: $30
9-9:30am
21013
9-9:30am
21014
9-9:30am
21017
9-9:30am
21018
9-9:30am
21019
9:30-10am
21231
9:30-10am
21234
9:30-10am
21233
9:30-10am
21232
9:30-10am
21235
10:30-11am
21236
10:30-11am
21265
10:30-11am
21237
10:30-11am
21239
10:30-11am
21238
11-11:30am
21256
11-11:30am
21261
11-11:30am
21262
11-11:30am
21263
11-11:30am
21264
10-10:30am
21022
10-10:30am
21020
10-10:30am
21024
10-10:30am
21023
10-10:30am
21021
10:30-11am
21025
10:30-11am
21029
10:30-11am
21028
10:30-11am
21027
10:30-11am
21047
9:30-10am
20985
9:30-10am
20984
9:30-10am
20986
9:30-10am
20983
9:30-10am
20982
10-10:30am
20989
10-10:30am
20988
10-10:30am
20991
10-10:30am
20987
10-10:30am
20990
9-9:30am
21052
9-9:30am
21050
9-9:30am
21049
9-9:30am
21051
9-9:30am
21048
10:30-11am
21055
10:30-11am
21054
10:30-11am
21057
10:30-11am
21053
10:30-11am
21056
11-11:30am
21076
11-11:30am
21078
11-11:30am
21079
11-11:30am
21085
11-11:30am
21082
11:30am-12pm
21077
11:30am-12pm
21084
11:30am-12pm
21080
11:30am-12pm
21081
11:30am-12pm
21083
9:30-10am
21092
9:30-10am
21091
9:30-10am
21093
9:30-10am
21094
9:30-10am
21107
10:30-11am
21087
10:30-11am
21089
10:30-11am
21088
10:30-11am
21086
10:30-11am
21090
11-11:30am
21116
11-11:30am
21114
11-11:30am
21117
11-11:30am
21118
11-11:30am
21115
9-9:30am
21119
9-9:30am
21123
9-9:30am
21122
9-9:30am
21121
9-9:30am
21120
9:30-10am
21136
9:30-10am
21135
9:30-10am
21126
9:30-10am
21125
9:30-10am
21124
11-11:30am
21141
11-11:30am
21142
11-11:30am
21143
11-11:30am
21144
11-11:30am
21145
10-10:30am
21147
10-10:30am
21148
10-10:30am
21149
10-10:30am
21150
10-10:30am
21151
11:30am-12pm
22160
11:30am-12pm
21163
11:30am-12pm
21164
11:30am-12pm
21165
11:30am-12pm
21166
9-9:30am
21167
9-9:30am
21168
9-9:30am
21169
9-9:30am
21170
9-9:30am
21171
11:30am-12pm
21180
11:30am-12pm
21181
11:30am-12pm
21182
11:30am-12pm
21183
11:30am-12pm
21184
10-10:30am
21185
10-10:30am
21186
10-10:30am
21187
10-10:30am
21188
10-10:30am
21196
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AQUATICS
NRC Saturday Lessons
Session 1
June 6-June 27
Session 2
July 11-August 8
No Class July 4 ~Classes Pro-Rated
$14 Resident / $16 Non-Resident
$11.20 Resident/$12.80 Non-Resident
Guppies
Starfish
Jellyfish
Angelfish
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6
11:30am-12pm
11-11:30am
21015
21257
21258
21042
21044
21006
21008
10-10:30 am
21072
10-10:30am
10:30-11am
10:30-11am
11:30am-12pm
11:30am-12pm
21074
21110
21112
21137
21139
10-10:30am
21161
10-10:30am
10-10:30am
21178
10-10:30am
21162
21179
11-11:30am
21193
11-11:30am
21194
11:30am-12pm
10-10:30am
10:30-11am
11-11:30am
11:30am-12pm
10:30-11am
11-11:30am
11:30am-12pm
10:30-11am
21016
21259
21260
21043
21045
21007
21009
10-10:30am
10:30-11am
11-11:30am
11:30am-12pm
10:30-11am
11-11:30am
21073
21075
21111
21113
21138
21140
11-11:30am
10:30-11am
11:30-12pm
Pedal Boat Rentals
2015 Pedal Boats
Pedal Boats are available during the summer
on Webster Lake at E.B. Rains Jr.
Memorial Park
New
New Hours This Year!
Hours of Operation
Memorial Weekend: May 23, 24 & 25
Open daily for the season: May 30, 2015
Hours: 7 days a week / 10 am - 8 pm*
*Last boat goes out at 7:30pm
Fees
1/2 hour 1 hour
2-person boat $4
$7
4-person boat
$6
$10
Group reservations available.
$12 per boat per hour.
Discounts available when
renting a pavilion. Reservations
must be made two weeks in
advance at 303.450.8942.
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AQUATICS
Kiwanis Outdoor Pool
Kiwanis Pool Hours starting Saturday, May 30
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Lessons
9am-Noon
Lessons
9am-Noon
Lessons
9am-Noon
Lessons
9am-Noon
Aquafit
9-10am
Kathryn
Wader Pool
4-years-old and under
Open Swim
11am-5pm
9am-Noon
Wader Pool
Wader Pool
Wader Pool
9am-Noon
9am-Noon
9am-Noon
Open Swim
12:30-5:30pm
Open Swim
12:30-4pm
Open Swim
12:30-5:30pm
Open Swim
12:30-4pm
Aquafit
Kathryn
6-7pm
Family
Fun Swim
5-8pm
Aquafit
Kathryn
6-7pm
Family
Fun Swim
5-8pm
Pool Parties
8-10pm
Saturday
Open Swim Open Swim
11:30am-5pm 11am-5pm
550 Garland Drive
303.457.1578
Kiwanis Pool Fees
Child (4 and under)
Youth Ages 5-12
Teen Ages13-17 Adult Ages 18-61 Senior 62+
ResidentNon-Resident
$1.50 $2.00
$2.25 $2.75
$2.75 $3.25
$3.50 $4.25
$2.50 $3.50
Family Pass
(up to 4 members) $9$11
Punch passes are accepted but must be
purchased at the Northglenn Recreation
Center. See page 5 for prices.
Pool Parties
6-10pm
Private Outdoor Summer Pool Parties!
Private pool parties in the warm summer evenings are great for celebrating a birthday, team gettogether, or any other special event with family and friends. The facility has locker rooms, covered
picnic tables and outdoor lighting, and includes underwater lights when it gets dark. The toddler pool
is protected with a shade cover, and lifeguards are on duty to supervise the pool and facility. There is a
diving board and slide at the large pool. The facility offers plenty of deck space for your gathering. You
may bring your own food. No alcohol or glass containers.
Friday through Sunday Evenings 5 -10 pm
Resident Rates
$70 per hour for 1-75 guests
$80 per hour for 76-100+ guests*
Non-Resident Rates
*200 guests maximum per party
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550 Garland Drive
303.457.1578
AQUATICS
Morning Lesson Schedule
Session 1
Session 2
Mon & Wed
Tue & Thurs
Mon & Wed
Tue & Thurs
Session Dates
June 1-July 1
June 2-July 2
July 6-Aug 5
July 7-Aug 6
Fee
Residents: $28
Non-Residents: $30
Resident: $28
Non-Resident: $30
Resident: $28
Non-Resident: $30
Resident: $28
Non-Resident: $30
Starfish
Jellyfish
Angelfish
Level 1
9-9:30am
9:30-10am
10-10:30am
11-11:30am
9:30-10am
10:30-11am
11:30-12pm
9-9:30am
21240
21252
21244
21248
21030
21034
21038
20998
9:30-10am
10-10:30am
10:30-11am
11:30-12pm
9:30-10am
10:30-11am
11-11:30am
21242
21254
21246
21250
21031
21035
21039
9-9:30am
9:30-10am
10-10:30am
11-11:30am
9:30-10am
10:30-11am
11:30am-12pm
9-9:30am
21241
9:30-10am
21243
21253 10-10:30am 21255
21245 10:30-11am 21247
21249 11:30am-12pm 21251
21032
9:30-10am
21033
21036 10:30-11am 31037
21040 11-11:30am 21041
21005
10-10:30am
11-11:30am
11:30-12pm
9-9:30am
20999
21000
21001
21058
10-10:30am
21002
10-10:30am
21059
11-11:30am
11:30-12pm
9-9:30am
9:30-10am
10:30-11am
21003
21004
21064
21065
21066
10-10:30am
11-11:30am
11:30am-12pm
9-9:30am
20992 10-10:30am 20995
20993 11-11:30am 20996
20994 11:30am-12pm 20997
21061
9-9:30am
21068
9:30-10am
21069
21062
10:30-11am 21070
11:30-12pm
9-9:30am
21067
21101
11:30am-12pm 21060
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6
9:30-10am
21095
10-10:30am
10:30-11am
11:30am-12pm
21102
21103
21104
10-10:30am
11:30am-12pm 21063
11:30-12pm
9-9:30am
21071
21105
9:30-10am
21098
10:30-11am
11-11:30am
10-10:30am 21106
21099 10:30-11am 21108
21100 11:30am-12pm 21109
10:30-11am
11-11:30am
21096
21097
10-10:30am
10:30-11am
9-9:30am
11:30am-12pm
9:30-10am
11-11:30am
21127
21128
21152
21153
21172
21174
9-9:30am
11-11:30am
9-9:30am
11-11:30am
9:30-10am
21131
21132
21154
21155
21176
10-10:30am
10:30-11am
9-9:30am
11:30am-12pm
9:30-10am
11-11:30am
21129
21130
21158
21159
21173
21175
9-9:30am
11-11:30am
9-9:30am
11-11:30am
9:30-10am
21133
21134
21156
21157
21177
10:30-11am
21189
10-10:30am
21190
10:30-11am
21191
10-10:30am
21192
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AQUATICS
Family Fun Swim
Tuesday and Thursday
5-8 pm
June 2 - August 13
Enjoy a summer evening with your family at Kiwanis
Outdoor Pool. The toddler pool will be open, there is
underwater lighting, and the pool is heated!
550 Garland Drive
303.457.1578
FREE Family Nights
with FREE Ice Cream!
Thursday, June 25
Thursday, July 16
Thursday, August 13
Family Fun Swim Admission Fees
Residents: $9 up to 4 members
Non-Residents: $11 up to 4 members
Same day admission is not valid for re-entry to Family Swim
If there is lightning within 3 miles of the pool, it will be evacuated
and remain closed until 15 minutes after the last strike is seen or
heard. When staff evacuates the pool due to weather conditions,
refunds will not be given if you have been in the pool area 30
minutes or more. Please call the pool for any weather closures at
303.457.1578.
5-8pm
Flick ‘N Float
Saturday, June 27 8-10 pm
Kiwanis Pool
Residents: $5
Non-Residents: $6
Grades 5-9
Watch a movie on the big
screen in a whole new way.
Dive on in for the show!
Intertubes provided. This
event is one of several
offerings that provide
positive, safe and fun
opportunities for youth in
our community.
Pre-Registraion is required!
Code 21280
14
Dog Daze
of Summer
at Kiwanis Pool
on Labor Day
Monday, September 7 3-5 pm
Lucky dogs are invited to swim in the
Kiwanis Pool before it is drained for the
season. Bring your favorite four-legged
pal for a dip in the pool from 3-5 pm. In
addition to swimming and socializing,
there will be treats! All dogs must be
vaccinated and friendly. $5 per dog.
Swim Teams
AQUATICS
The City of Northglenn is proud to offer a wide variety of aquatic programs for all ages and abilities. After a swimmer
has progressed through the Learn to Swim program, the Northglenn Snappers CARA recreation swim team is a natural
progression. Swimmers ready to move to the next level can step up to the Northglenn Fusion USA Swim Club.
All teams require a tryout process for placement on the appropriate team. Please contact Steve Hanson at
303.450.8942 for more information and to schedule a tryout.
Northglenn Snappers
Colorado Association Recreational
Athletics (CARA)
Designed for ages 6-18 who are interested
in swimming as a sport but have little or
no experience. Swimmers must be able to
complete a minimum of 25 yards doing
two out of the four major strokes. This is a
great chance for your child to be introduced
to swimming as a sport. Coaches will teach
fun competition and good sportsmanship.
Registration is limited. Please contact Steve
Hanson at 303.450.8942 or shanson@
northglenn.org for more details.
Dates: May 11 - July 16
Fee: $105 Residents/$115 Non-Residents
M/W T/TH T/TH 4-5 pm
4-5 pm
5-6 pm
Northglenn Fusion
Northglenn Fusion Swim Club promotes
the sport of swimming to children and young
adults while also teaching life lessons along
the way. Our goal is to send these swimmers
out to better the world while using swimming
as their guide. We not only want to emphasize
the competitive side of the sport, but also
personal achievement.
There are currently seven levels available for
swimmers to explore their love of swimming,
each emphasizing differing aspects of
competitive sport. Swimmers practice three to
six days per week depending on the level they
are at and attend one to two USA competitive
swim meets per month.
www.northglennsnappers.com
For more information on pricing, practice
times, and grouping, please contact
Aquatics Coordinator Steve Hanson at
303.450.8942 or [email protected].
Please check the
websites for more
details
www.northglennfusion.com
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Pre-School
CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS
Proof of age is required upon
registration. Registrations are on
a first-come, first-served basis.
Online registration available for
pre-pay only. Payment plans are
available, but you must come to
the recreation center to register.
Participant information packets
and pre-school policies and
procedures manual are online.
If you are a new participant,
please print and fill out. Each
participant must have completed
packet submitted before the
child will be admitted to the
classroom.
The city offers a state-licensed preschool. This program focuses
on the children having positive social relationships with other
kids and classroom leaders. The children will learn about
numbers, letters, etc., through a play-based curriculum that is
appropriate for their age and development.
TEENY TOTS Age: 3 years old
(must be 3 by the first day of session)
Time: 9-11 am
Capacity: 8/min-20/max (2 instructors)
Location: Parkview Room
DatesDays
Session 1
Jun 1-24
Mon./Wed.
Session 2
Jul 6-29
Mon./Wed.
Session 3
Aug 3-12
Mon./Wed. Fee
Code
$72/session/Resident
$77/session/Non-Resident
(4 weeks)
20966
(4 weeks)
20967
(2 weeks)
20968
TINY TOTS
Ages: 4-5 years old
(must be 4 by the first day of session)
Time: 9-11:30 am
Capacity: 8/min-20/max (2 instructors)
Session 1
Jun 2-25Tues./Thurs. $90/session/Resident20975
(4 weeks)
Session 2
Jul 7-30Tues./Thurs.$90/session/Resident20976
(4 weeks)
Session 3
Aug 4-13Tues./Thurs. $45/session/Resident 20977
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(2 weeks)
www.northglenn.org/preschool
CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS
2015 Summer Day Camp
Resident: $130/week
Non-Resident:$143/week
Included in weekly fee:
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Fees:
Registration fee
Camp t-shirt
Daily swimming lessons during weeks 2, 3 and 4
Field trips
Roller skating
Swimming at least two times per week
Pedal boats
Outdoor days at Kiwanis Swimming Pool
Theater performances in the D.L. Parsons Theatre
Play days at E.B. Rains Jr. Memorial Park
Highly qualified and fun staff
And so much more
Days: Monday-Friday
Week/Dates:
WEEK 1
Code 20950
Jun 1-5
WEEK 2
Code 20143
Jun 8-12
Your children can enjoy fun and excitement with us next summer in a safe,
state-licensed program. Our 11 one-week sessions include all of the above
mentioned activities plus crafts, sports, and more.
Staff Ratio: 1/10
Capacity: 60
Dates: 6/1/15-8/14/15
WEEK 3
Code 20144
Jun 15-19
WEEK 4
Code 20145
Jun 22-26 WEEK 5
Code 20146
Jun 29-Jul 3
WEEK 6
Code 20147
Jul 6-10
Days and Times: Monday-Friday, 7am-6pm
Fees: Resident: $130/week Non-Resident: $143/week
Ages: 6-11
WEEK 7
Code 20148
Jul 13-17
Mandatory Parent Meeting: Tuesday, May 26, 2015
All Families:6:30-8:30pm
WEEK 8
Code 20149
Jul 20-24
Must bring completed registration information and immunization card to
the meeting for child to be admitted to the first day of camp.
Day camp participant information is online. Please print
parent handbook and emergency packet (includes immunization
information). Fill out and bring to parent meeting.
WEEK 9
Code 20150
Jul 27-31
Online registration for pre-paid sessions only. Payment plans are available, but
you must come to the recreation center to register and set up a payment plan.
WEEK 11
WEEK 10
Code 20151
Aug 3-7
www.northglenn.org/youthprograms
Code 20152
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Northglenn ARTS
Fun shows for young audiences
Kid’s Camera Camp
Break Escapes
Ages 8-12
Explore, create and have a great
time with photography. Our week
includes fun activities as we experiment with different camera settings
and basic editing. We’ll take a walk
on a photo safari, using our new
skills to capture the unknown. By
the end of the week, our photographers will have plenty to show
with a photobook of their work.
Come create and have fun with us!
Cameras and all supplies provided.
All shows start at 10 am | $3.75/person
These exciting performances are sure to please all the people in
your family. Shows are held at the D.L. Parsons Theatre in the
Northglenn Recreation Center. For tickets and information
please call 303.252.FUNN or visit www.dlparsonstheatre.com.
Thursday, June 11
Earth Stories Day and Night!
Puppeteer extrordinaire, Patti Smithsonian, will present her
performance of world-wide folktales and legends about our
earth. Day stories include “Little Red Riding Hood” and “The
Three Little Pigs” with an environmental twist. Night stories
will tell constellation myths from around the world. These
stories will be told with colorful shadow puppet animation
projected eight feet tall and with special effects.
Thursday, July 9
Chad Wonder Magic
Winner of the Nickelodeon Entertainer of the Year and CBS4
Top Family Entertainer, Chad Wonder is an amazing magician. Packed with lots of energy, he is sure to make you laugh your
socks off! His show is very interactive and is designed to
entertain people of all ages.
Thursday, July 30
Code 21349
M-F
Jul 6-10 1- 3pm
Fees: $85 Resident /$93 Non-Resident
Kids and Canvas
Mini-Camp Ages 8-12
Taking the painting party to a
new level - the Kids and Canvas
classes are expanding to a fun new
mini-camp! Each day we’ll paint
a new picture that you can take
home. The mini-camp is lead by
the awesome teachers from Gallery
on the Go, a mobile painting party company. All materials are
provided. We’ll even bring the snacks and drinks!
Code 21365
Ages 8-12
M-F
Jul 13-17 1:30- 4pm
Ages 13-16
Code 21366
M-F
Jul 20-24 9- 11am
Taiko with Toni
Always a big favorite! The talented and entertaining Taiko drum
group is back with their fun show. Learn about these ancient
drums and be mesmerized by the beautifully choreographed
musical performance.
Fre e!
23rd Annual
Northglenn Arts would like to thank our
amazing sponsors. Our programs would
not be available without
their generous contributions.
Thursday, June 18 at 10 am
E.B. Rains Jr. Memorial Park
DODGE
SIGN
COMPANY
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Back for the 23rd year, this annual gathering is fun for kids and their favorite stuffed
pals! Bring along a blanket to sit on and bring your own picnic snack. Our special
entertainer, Beth Epley is back again to tell us some more great stories and sing some
silly songs. Great for pre-K to early elementary kids and their fuzzy friends.
Rain location: DL Parsons Theatre at 10:45 am
SPECIAL EVENTs
©
© 2014
2014 Disney
Disney Enterprises
Enterprises Inc.
Inc.
Big Hero 6
Frozen
© 2013 Disney
Come out and join us for the First Annual Summer Movie Series, a
free, family-friendly entertainment option. Each Friday night in
August, we will set up the big screen at EB Rains Jr. Memorial Park
and invite the community to come out, relax and enjoy a movie
under the stars.
Movies start at dusk (between 8:30 - 9 pm)
Maleficent
Admission is free and seating is first come, first served
Check in at the information booth and receive a free
popcorn!
© NBC Universal
Back to the Future
© 2014 Disney Enterprises Inc.
Movie-goers are welcome to bring blankets, lawn chairs,
picnics and other amenities
E.B. Rains Jr. Memorial Park is located at
11800 Community Center Drive, Northglenn CO
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Northglenn Arts
Program and Academy
The award-winning Northglenn Youth Theatre program offers opportunities for young
actors of all ages and abilities to explore the art of live theatrical performance. NYT Academy
offers classes, workshops and personalized training to compliment the acclaimed main stage
productions.
Youth Auditions
Auditions and performances are held at the D.L. Parsons Theatre at the Northglenn Recreation Center, 11801 Community Center Drive. Call 303.450.8800 for more information or
visit us at www.dlparsonstheatre.com. Tickets may be purchased in person at the theatre or by
calling 303.450.8800. For group rates (groups of 10 or more) call 303.252.FUNN (3866).
The Magical Lamp of Aladdin
Presented by Northglenn Youth Theatre
Directed by Rachel Brazell
Auditions by appointment only for youth ages 8 - 18 are being
held for the comedic Arabian adventure, “The Magical Lamp of
Aladdin.” Approximately 30 roles available. A prepared one-minute comedic monologue, head-shot and resume are needed to audition.
Auditions:
Callbacks:
Fee:
Cast/Parent Mtg.
Rehearsals:
Performances: Tue, May 26 & Wed, May 27
Thu, May 28, 6 – 8 pm
$80 (includes t-shirt and costume fee – payable only if cast)
Sun, May 31
1 pm
Mon-Fri, Jun 1-25
1-4 pm
Fri, Jun 26
2 pm & 7 pm
Sat, Jun 27
7 pm
Sun, Jun 28
2 pm
K.I.T.E.: Kids Interactive
Theatre Experience
Ages 5 - 7
Using your imagination was never so
much fun! Join us for a great journey
using our minds, bodies, some costumes
and props as we play some dramatic
games and activities. Each day we’ll
travel to a new world that you create
-- medieval times, space, desert island,
zoo -- whatever you come up with!
Campers will put together a story,
make the characters, and act out their
adventures.
Code 21306 M-F Jul 27-31 1- 4pm
Photos of past productions
History Hunter
Summer 2014
NYT
Presented by Missoula Children’s Theatre
Auditions for youth ages 6 - 18 are being held for the Missoula Children’s Theatre’s NEW original musical adaptation of “Rapunzel.” Approximately 60 roles available. In order to audition,
you must be available to attend all rehearsals. No prepared materials are necessary.
Auditions:
Fee:
Rehearsals:
Performances:
Monday, Aug 3, 2015
Check-In: 9 - 9:45 am
Auditions begin promptly at 10 am and will run a full two hours.
$55, payable only if cast
Mon, Aug 3
12:30 - 2:30 pm
Tue, Aug 4 thru Fri, Aug 7 10 am - 2:30 pm
Sat, Aug 8
11 am - 2 pm
Sat, Aug 8
3 & 7 pm
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Robin Hood
Summer 2014
Missoula
Anne of Green Gables
Winter 2015
NYT
NYT Academy Classes/Workshops
Performances
Tickets: 303.450.8800
Dance for the Actor
These workshops/classes are a great way to
help young actors brush up on the basics
and get more practice learning choreography
for the musical theatre stage. Classes offered
are divided by styles.
Northglenn Youth Theatre presents
The Magical Lamp of Aladdin
Dances from Film
Ages 10-18
Times: 11am- 1pm
Be inspired by the greats of musical film
choreography! We will learn the moves of
famous choreographers. Wear comfortable
clothing and soft-soled shoes are recommended. Bring a water bottle!
Session One
Code 21350
Sa
Jun 13-20
Intro to Acting
Ages 6-14
(Beginning Level)
This session includes: Mary Poppins, Step
In Time, 1964 (Marc Breaux & Dee Dee
Wood). Same choreographers of Chitty
Chitty Bang Bang. Newsies, Seize the Day,
1992 (Kenny Ortega).
This is a great class for the want-to-be actor! We will introduce the world of acting
through warm-up exercises, drama games,
short skits and basic costumes. It’s a ton
of fun and a great way to give acting a try!
For the final class, we will show off all that
we learned in an informal presentation for
family and friends.
Session Two
Code 21351
Sa
Jul 11-18
Ages 6-10
Code 21355
Th
Jun 11-Jul 30
6- 7pm
This session includes: West Side Story,
Cool, 1961 (Jerome Robbins). Damn
Yankees, Shoeless Joe (from Hannibal Mo)
1958 (Bob Fosse).
Session Three
Code 21352
Sa
Jul 25-Aug 1
The final installment in our walk through
musical film choreographers. This session
includes: Chicago, Hot Honey Rag, 2002
(Rob Marshall). Hairspray, Nicest Kids in
Town, 2007 (Adam Shankman).
Full Season Package
Code 21353
Sa
Jun 13-Aug 1
All three sessions included in this package.
Actors will cover all the great choreographers
and work on 6 different pieces. Sign up for
all and save!
By Tim Kelly
A fun twist on the classic tale of Aladdin, his
monkey sidekick, Alakazam, the evil magician
Jammal and the beautiful Princess Jasmine.
There are also some new characters in the story
– including three wish granting Genies, the
powerful Sultan and his haughty wife, the executioner Chop-Chop and many more. Come
join them on a hilarious journey! (Note: this is
not the Disney version.)
Performances:
June 26 at 2 pm & 7 pm
June 27 at 7 pm
June 28 at 2 pm
Tickets:
$7 students/seniors, $8 adults
Missoula Children’s
Theatre presents
Rapunzel
Conceived & Written by
Michael McGill
Music by Michael McGill
Ages 11-14
Code 21356
Th
Jun 11-Jul 30
7- 8:30pm
Head to Toe Acting
Ages 10-18
(Intermediate Level)
Move beyond just saying your lines - understand more about developing your character!
This intermediate level NYT Academy class
is all about developing a character from the
inside out and top to bottom. We will focus
on how to manipulate your body and voice
to create a memorable and believable character from selected scripts or monologues.
Code 21354
Tu
Jun 9-Jul 28
5:30- 7pm
In a brand-new
adaptation of
the classic tale,
Rapunzel, is
about the girl
with the long
golden hair that
takes place in the
French countryside where the evil Madame
Gothel has taken her captive. Featuring lots
of fun characters including Wood Elves, a Lost
Prince, Unicorns, Vegetable Spies, a Bridge
Troll, Three Billy Goats, Gremlins and even
some Pixies – this show tells a silly tale of personal triumph and the value of friendship.
Performances:
Sat, Aug 8 at 3 pm & 7 pm
Tickets:
$7 students/seniors, $8 adults
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Northglenn Arts
NORTHGLENN PLAYERS
Northglenn’s own theatrical resident acting company for adults
Auditions and performances are held at the D.L. Parsons Theatre at
the Northglenn Recreation Center, 11801 Community Center Drive.
Call 303.450.8800 for more information or visit us at www.dlparsonstheatre.com. Tickets may be purchased in person at the Theatre or by
calling 303.450.8800. For group rates (groups of 10 or more) call
303.252.FUNN (3866).
Auditions
Performances
The Drowsy Chaperone
Music and Lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison
Book by Bob Martin and Don McKellar
Presented by the Northglenn Players
The Northglenn Players present
Directed by Linda Suttle
Musical Direction by Mark Stamper
Adult auditions will be held for the musical production of “The Drowsy
Chaperone.” Auditions are by appointment only.
Actors should prepare:
32 bars from TWO contrasting songs in similar style to “Chaperone”
(accompanist provided – bring marked sheet music only)
Headshot and resume
Actors are paid a small stipend.
Auditions: May 11 & 12
7 – 10 pm
Email to schedule an appointment: [email protected]
The Drowsy Chaperone
Produced by special arrangement with Music Theatre International
Music and Lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison
Book by Bob Martin and Don McKellar
Hailed by New York Magazine as “The Perfect Broadway Musical,” the
Drowsy Chaperone is a masterful meta-musical, poking fun at all the
tropes that characterize the musical theatre genre. With the houselights
down, a man in a chair appears on stage and puts on his favorite record:
the cast recording of a fictitious 1928 musical. The recording comes
to life and the Drowsy Chaperone begins as the man in chair looks on.
Mix in two lovers on the eve of their wedding, a bumbling best man, a
desperate theatre producer, a not-so-bright hostess, two gangsters posing
as pastry chefs, a misguided Don Juan and an intoxicated chaperone -and you have the ingredients for an evening of madcap delight.
Call-backs:
Rehearsals:
May 13 7 – 10 pm
Sundays: 6 - 10 pm
and T/W/TH: 7 - 10 pm
Performances:
July 17, 18, 23, 24, 25 at 7:30 pm
July 19 at 2 pm
Performances:
July 17 - 25
Tickets
$12 adults, $10 seniors/students
DL Parsons theatre
Tickets: 303.450.8800
Theatre Rental
The D.L. Parsons Theatre presents outstanding performances and films
for people of all ages. It is also home to the award-winning Northglenn
Youth Theatre, Northglenn Players, and the Northland Chorale.
Did you know, the theatre is also available to rent? Host your next event with us!
The D.L. Parsons Theatre is an excellent venue for dance and musical performances,
business presentations, and other community gatherings. The theatre seats 320, offers
professional lighting and sound, a presentation screen, and a large dressing area.
Rentals start at $76/hour.
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Call Michael Stricker for more information at 303.450.8727
SPECIAL EVENTs
Northglenn’s Outdoor Summer
Concert Series: It’s a Dance Party
Through the Ages featuring party bands that
focus on a music genre/decade starting with
the 1960’s. Soul, funk, R&B, disco, new wave,
dance-pop, techno, big beat...what’s your
poison? Come out to the park and boogie, jive,
shimmy and slide your way through the night.
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Concerts are on Wednesday evenings starting at 6:30 pm. In case of inclement
weather, concerts will be moved indoors to the D.L. Parsons Theatre, across the
street at the Northglenn Recreation Center. Concerts moved to the theatre will
start at 7 pm.
Beer will be available for purchase and provided by Northglenn’s newest
brewery, Beer By Design. Visa, MasterCard, cash, and checks accepted. All
proceeds benefit the Northglenn Arts & Humanities Foundation (NAHF).
Register
online at www.northglenn.org/recxpress or call 303.450.8800
www.northglenn.org/summerconcerts
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FITNESS & Health
Children’s Dance Classes
Adult
Creative Movement
Ages 16+
Belly Dance with Phoenix
Creative Movement levels are broken down
into age groups: age 3 and ages 4-5. Each class
will have a storybook theme and the end of the
session presentation will represent that book.
These classes will help develop coordination,
body awareness, and creative movement.
Dancers will practice classroom etiquette
and listening skills in a fun and energetic
environment. Each class is 45 minutes long.
The fifth week will include a presentation for
friends and family where dancers can share all
they have learned.
Creative Movement
Belly dancing is great for all ages. Join
Phoenix to learn the art of belly dancing.
Gain flexibility, muscle control, and
have fun too. Phoenix works with each
student to learn posture, technique, and
develop their own style. The classes are in
sessions and new topics are covered with
each session. Phoenix offers performance
opportunities for students. Two levels of
classes are offered. Please contact Phoenix
prior to signing up for the Level 2 Class
(this class requires understanding of
Phoenix’s basics, posture, and zills).
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 303.921.0378
Fees: $70 Resident/$77 Non-Resident
Level 1
W
May 6-Jun 24
Code 20863
6:30 - 7:30pm
W
Jul 1-Aug 19
Code 20865
6:30 - 7:30pm
Level 2
W
May 6-Jun 24
Code 20864
7:30 - 8:30pm
W
Jul 1-Aug 19
Code 20866
7:30 - 8:30pm
Age 3
Location: Senior Center
Day/Time: Monday, 4 - 4:45pm
Hungry Caterpillar
Code 21273
Jun 1-29
Where the Wild Things Are
Code 21274
Jul 6-Aug 3
Twinkle Toes Dance Age 3
An introduction to dance for our very
youngest dancers. These classes are structured
to stimulate coordination skills, listening
skills, balance, music interpretation, creative
movement and motor development.
Location: Spin Room
Day/Time: Saturday, 10-10:30 am
Code 20881
Jun 13-Jul 18*
Code 20882
Jul 25-Aug 22
*No class Jul 4
Shake, Rattle, & Twirl
Ages 4-6
Start your young dancer off on the right foot
with this basic dance class. Dancers will learn
how to move in a group, basic dance jazz &
ballet movement, and how to move to music.
Location: Spin Room
Day/Time: Saturday, 10:45-11:30 am
Code 20884
Jun 13-Aug 8*
*No class Jul 4
Creative Movement
Ages 4-5
Location: Senior Center
Day/Time: Monday, 5 - 5:45pm
Not Your Typical Dragon
Code 21276
Jun 1-29
Giraffes Can’t Dance
Code 21277
Jul 6-Aug 3
Shake, Rattle, & Twirl
Ages 7-9
This class will teach the new dancers how
to move in a group, basic dance, jazz, ballet
movement, and how to move to music.
Location: Spin Room
Day/Time: Saturday, 11:45 am-12:30 pm
Code 20886
Jun 13-Aug 8*
*No class Jul 4
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FITNESS & HEALTH
Martial Arts
Northglenn Judo Club
Ages 6+
The award-winning Northglenn Judo Club has
been in existence since 1965. It is the longest
continually operating judo club in Colorado and it
is the fifth-largest judo club in the nation in terms
of registered members. Northglenn Judo instructs
students and participants of all ages and walks of
life.
Chair Massage with David
Judo is an excellent platform for improving your
physical and mental well-being, learning self
defense, athletic competition, or recreational
participation.
Schedule your appointment at the front desk
or call 303.450.8800. David offers 10-minute
or 20-minute sessions.
For more information about the Northglenn Judo Club, please contact Shuichi Otaka at
303.451.6109 or visit www.northglennjudo.org.
Tae Kwon Do
Beginner & Advanced Levels
Ages 6+
The beginning student will acquire the
fundamental techniques of self-defense while
developing self-control, self-confidence and
discipline. The advanced class emphasizes
perfection of technique, conditioning, poise
and agility. Most sessions are 20 classes or 10
weeks, due to black belt testing
recommendations.
Location: Northglenn Middle School
Days: Monday/Wednesday
Location: Theatre Mezzanine
Day/Time: Tuesdays, 10am-2pm
(Break 12-1pm)
Fees: 10 minutes
Karate
Ages 6+
Goju Ryu Karate-Do brings the art of
traditional, non-aggressive Japanese karate to
the Northglenn Recreation Center. Classes
will teach the following principles: pride,
persistence, teamwork, commitment, attitude,
and perseverance. Classes taught by Franklin
Mera, national and international certified
instructor and referee.
Karate Goju Ryu is the history, philosophy,
and technique of the art. Goju Ryu KarateDo is a manifestation within one’s own self of
the harmonious accord of the universe.
Location: Parkview
Days: Monday/Wednesday
Times: 6:30-7:30 pm
Beginner
Code 20867
May 4-Jul 8
7- 8pm
Please note: Class will move to the Northglenn Fees:
Youth (ages 6-17)
Recreaction Center on Wednesday, May 27.
Code 20869
Jul 13-Sep 28
7- 8pm
Adult (ages 18+)
No class Aug 24, 26 & Sep 7
Code 20860
Jun 1-24
Advanced
Code 20868
May 4-Jul 8
8- 9pm
Jun 29-Jul 22
Please note: Class will move to the Northglenn Code 20861
Recreaction Center on Wednesday, May 27.
Code 20862
Jul 27-Aug 19
Code 20870
Jul 13-Sep 28
8- 9pm
No class Aug 24, 26 & Sep 7
20 minutes
Racquetball/Walleyball
Information and rules of play are available at
the front counter. Northglenn residents can
make court reservations two days in advance.
Non-residents may reserve courts one day in
advance. Call 303.450.8800 to make a reservation or for more information.
Drop-In Basketball
See page 5 for details
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FITNESS & HEALTH
Calming Kids Yoga
Strength in Women
Ages 16+
This class offers women and young ladies
the opportunity to work out in a safe
environment. Your instructor will help
you to feel more confident in the weight
room. You will learn how to properly set
up the equipment, use free weights and
follow a fitness program.
Our mission is to create a non-violent world.
Calming Kids Yoga addresses and manages
childhood obesity, stress, self abuse, bullying
and violent behavior with a comprehensive,
nondenominational, classically-based yoga
program. Methods include yoga psychology,
breathing practices, concentration techniques,
exercise postures, and conflict resolution skits.
The goal is to control violence, aggression,
and increase concentration. This program
emphasizes respect for yourself and others and
encourages non-violent behavior.
Coed Kids Entering Grades K-2
Day/ Time: Thursdays, 4:30-5:30pm
Day/Time: Monday/Wednesday
6:30-7:45 pm
Code 20952
Jun 4-Jul 9
Fee: $30 Resident/$33 Non-Resident
Code 20954
Jul 16-Aug 13 (short session)
Code 20888
May 11-Jun 17
Coed Kids Entering Grades 3-5
Day/ Time: Wednesdays, 4:30-5:30pm
Code 20889
Jun 22-Jul 29
Code 20953
Jun 3-Jul 8
Code 20955
Code 20890
Aug 3-19 Fee: $18 Resident/$20 Non-Resident
Strength Training
for Youth
Coed Ages 11-16
Youth registered in this class will learn
proper weight room etiquette, equipment use, free weight use, safety, form,
and breathing techniques. Participants
will learn how to set up and follow a
fitness program.
Day/Time: Monday/Wednesday,
4:30-5:25 pm
Code 20891
Code 20892
May 11-Jun 17
Jun 22-Jul 29
Daily Drop-In Fees
Adult
Senior
18-61
Years
62+ Years
$3.50 Resident
$4.25 Non-Resident
$2.50 Resident
$3.50 Non-Resident
Yoga: 10-Punch Pass
Stop by during your lunch hour or after work and
get balanced at one of our fantastic Yoga classes.
Certified instructors!
Yoga 10-Punch Pass:
Yoga Drop-In Fees:
$5/Class Resident
$5.50/ClassNon-Resident
Yoga is included in 6-month and annual
memberships!
Coed Kids Entering Grades 6-12
Day/ Time: Wednesdays, 5:30-6:30pm
Code 21304
Jun 3-Jul 8
Code 21305
Body Fat Analysis
This analysis accurately measures lean body
mass by use of the Lange Skinfold Caliper
and the EXRX Assessment System. This
information can be used to provide personal
fitness and nutritional recommendations. For
more information, call Tehra Porterfield at
303.450.8947.
Personal Trainers
Work out with one of our certified personal trainers! Customize your workout! We offer hour,
½-hour, and package rates. Please contact
Tehra Porterfield at 303.450.8947 to set up
your appointment today!
Location:
Fee: Northglenn Recreation Center
Weight Room
$30 Resident (one person/one hour)
$33 Non-Resident (one person/one hour)
Looking for a Package Deal?
4 one-hour sessions:
4 one-hour sessions/two people:
We welcome youth to participate
in all fitness classes. However,
participants under 16 years old must
be accompanied by an adult.
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6 one-hour sessions:
6 one-hour sessions/two people:
FITNESS & HEALTH
Drop-In Class Schedule
Mon
5:45-6:30 am
6-6:55 am
9:45-10:45 am
Tues
Wed
Targeted Toning
Targeted Toning
Annette
Interval Cycle
Sherry
Annette
Interval Cycle
Sherry
Thurs
Pilates/Mix
Karen
Fri
Pilates/Mix
Karen
Lunchtime Classes
12:05-12:55 pm
12:05-12:55 pm
12:05-12:55 pm
Zumba
Annette
Insanity
Tehra
Lunch MAX Burn
Karen
Vinyasa Yoga
David
Zumba Gold
Annette
Pilates/Mix
Karen
Iyengar Yoga
Angie
12:05-12:55 pm
Intense Cycle
Karen
5-5:30 pm
Insanity
Tehra
5:30-6:30 pm
Vinyasa Yoga
David
Pilates/Mix
Karen
Zumba
Cha Cha
R.I.P.P.E.D.
5:30-6:25 pm
Targeted Toning
Annette
Pilates Mix: This program focuses on the
core postural muscles, which help keep the body
balanced and are essential to providing support
for the spine. In particular, Pilates exercises teach
awareness of breath and alignment of the spine,
and aim to strengthen the deep torso muscles.
Drop-In Class Descriptions
Boot Camp
Sherry
Zumba Sentao
Annette
Vinyasa Yoga
David
Basic Cycle
Karen
Insanity
Tehra
Cha Cha
Zumba
Cha Cha
Intense Cycle: Your instructor will guide
Basic Cycle: Challenge yourself with a new
you through a tough and intense workout that
kicks you into high gear with hard uphills and no
rest on the down side.
Boot Camp: This fitness class utilizes both
Interval Cycle: Take your regular spin
class to a new level. Your instructor will guide
you through uphill, sprint, and off-bike intense
interval training with resistance bands, medicine
balls, hand weights, and body work.
spin on your everyday workout. Join us for a
55-minute ride of intense uphill training, quick
sprints, and straight away recovery zones.
outdoor and indoor spaces, and mixes traditional
calisthenic and body weight exercises with
interval training and strength training. While
there are a variety of styles of exercise, most
exercises are designed in a way that pushes
the participants harder than they would push
themselves and, in that way, resembles a military
boot camp.
Insanity: This cardio,
total body, conditioning
program will offer your
fitness routine a blast of fresh air. Your instructor
will lead you through three to six blocks of 7
minutes of intense work with 60 seconds of
recovery. We offer a 30-minute express class and a
50-minute intense training class.
See page 8 for Water Fitness
class descriptions
Iyengar Yoga: Iyengar Yoga emphasizes
correct alignment of all parts of the body within
each yoga pose. The precision builds strength,
stamina, balance and flexibility, and a new sense
of well being. Certified Iyengar Yoga teachers can
guide students of all ages and physical conditions
to a yoga experience that is profound, intelligent,
and transformative.
Lunch MAX Burn: Combining weight
room equipment and your high energy this
class will give you a boost to your day. We work
arms, legs, butts and guts with intervals of cardio
throughout the hour. This class is also a great
introduction to the weight room equipment.
NEW! R.I.P.P.E.D.: This total body, high
intensity program utilizes free weights, resistance
and body weight while masterfully combining
the components of R.I.P.P.E.D.: Resistance,
Intervals, Power, Plyometrics and Endurance.
The one-stop, body shock system stimulates
different energy systems and muscle groups in
each workout segment, changing the focus and
activities every 6 to 9 minutes. R.I.P.P.E.D. is
effective, tough and will absolutely challenge
your levels of fitness and endurance!
Targeted Toning: A high/low class with
toning for major muscle groups between sets
of vigorous aerobic activity. The instructor will
target an area of the upper body and an area of
the lower body-returning to them without mercy
between the aerobic sets. A final set of abs at the
end with deep stretches throughout the body
finish up the class.
Vinyasa Yoga: Vinyasa Flow Yoga links
breath with mindful movement through
many poses, building strength and endurance.
Participants will also notice improved balance,
flexibility, and a deeper understanding of the
body and breath.
Zumba®: Zumba combines high energy
and motivating music with unique moves and
combinations. FUN AND EASY TO DO,
Zumba is a “feel-happy” workout that is great for
both the body and the mind.
Zumba Gold®: For the active older adult at
all fitness levels, Zumba Gold uses your favorite
Zumba songs and slows them down a bit.
Zumba Sentao™: This Zumba workout
takes the thrill of the fitness-party and partners
it with explosive, chair-based choreography to
strengthen, balance and stabilize your core, and
step up your cardio work in a whole new way.
Learn how to use your own body weight to
enhance muscle strength, improve definition and
endurance, and tone your physique. Strut, shake
and shimmy as you work your core (and work
the chair) in a high-energy fitness-party that will
keep you on the edge of your seat!
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class
descriptions
Register
online at www.northglenn.org/recxpress or call 303.450.8800
Senior center
There’s always a pot of coffee on so stop by and visit a while!
General Info
The Northglenn Senior Center offers a
variety of social, recreational, and educational
programs and services for persons 55 and
older. The center is located on the second floor
of the Northglenn Recreation Center and is
accessible by elevator.
Telephone: 303.450.8801
The Senior Center is
open 9 am - 4 pm
Monday - Friday
The Senior Center will be closed Monday, May
25, to honor Memorial Day, July 4, and August
24-28 for annual maintenance.
Shuffleboard
Information and Referral
For assistance in locating agencies or services
in the community, call the Northglenn Senior
Center or the Senior Hub. The Hub aids
Adams County seniors with information and
referral services such as housing, legal services,
home repair needs, respite care and more.
The Senior Hub also houses the Meals on
Wheels Program. Contact the Senior Hub at
303.426.4408.
Transportation ~ A-LIFT
The City of Northglenn participates in the
Adams County Transit program A-LIFT.
Individuals ages 60+ or disabled individuals of
any age may access transportation to medical
or dental appointments, congregate meal sites,
grocery shopping and a limited number of
personal rides. Call 303.235.6972 Monday
through Friday from 8 am to 4 pm for information or to schedule a ride. A $5 donation is
suggested.
RTD Call-N-Ride
Low fee curb-to-curb transportation service
For residents east of I-25
call 303.591.1389 or 303.434.4247
For residents west of I-25 call 303.434.3472
RTD Trips
The RTD Senior Ride Program offers exciting
day trips to a variety of events throughout
the Denver metro area. Reservations and
ticket purchases are arranged through the
Northglenn Senior Center. There is an additional $2.25 round-trip fare ($5 for Boulder
and regional venues), payable to the RTD bus
driver. Current RTD trip listings are available
in the Senior Center.
FREE blood pressure checks every
third Wednesday in the recreation
center lobby 9:30-10 am
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AARP Driver Safety Program
This classroom driver retraining program,
sponsored by AARP, helps people 50 and over
improve their driving skills. Participants learn
about driving hazards, the effect of medications, local driving conditions, rules of the
road and more. Under Colorado law, all insurance companies must give a discount when
participants present a completion certificate
to them, providing individuals have a valid
driver’s license.
Dates: Mondays from 12:45 to 5 pm
May 18, June 15, July 20, August 17
Fee: $15 AARP members/$20 non-members
Northglenn Senior Book Club
4th Tuesday of each month at 1 pm
We will be borrowing a few books from book
groups, so sign-up early to reserve your copy.
May June July August Spare Change
by Betty Lee Crosby
Eighty Days: Nellie Bly & Elizabeth
Bisland’s History Making Race
Around the World
by Matthew Goodman
Leaving Time
by Jodi Picoult
Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel
Pie Society
by Mary Ann Schaffer
and Annie Barrows
senior center
Senior Health & Well-Being
SilverSneakers® includes:
• Free use of pool facilities, weight room, and
participation in fitness classes and other
educational programs.
• Senior-friendly Silver Sneakers fitness classes
that are easy on your joints and help improve
balance, muscle strength, and coordination
whatever your fitness level.
• Senior Advisor: your contact for information
and personalized, friendly service.
• Opportunities to meet people and participate
in fun promotions and social activities!
SilverSneakers® Splash
SilverSneakers SilverSplash® offers LOTS
of fun and shallow water moves to improve
agility, flexibility and cardiovascular endurance.  Swimming ability is not required, and
a special SilverSneakers kickboard is used to
develop strength, balance and coordination.
Days: Monday/Wednesday/Friday
Time: 9:10-10:10 am
SilverSneakers® Classic
Have fun and move to the music through
a variety of exercises designed to increase
muscular strength, range of movement, and
activity for daily living skills. Hand-held
weights, elastic tubing with handles, and a
ball are offered for resistance, and a chair is
used for seated or standing support.
Days and Times:
Tu/Th, 8:45-9:30 am & 9:45-10:30 am
Wednesday, 9:45-10:30 am
SilverSneakers® Cardio
Combine fun with fitness to increase your
cardiovascular and muscular endurance
power with a standing circuit workout.
Upper-body strength work with hand-held
weights, elastic tubing with handles, and a
ball is alternated with non-impact aerobic
choreography. A chair is offered for support,
stretching and relaxation exercises.
Days: Monday & Friday
Time: 8:45-9:30 am
SilverSneakers® membership is free for select
Medicare beneficiaries through their health insurance provider. Check with the Senior Center staff to
see if you qualify. Classes are open to other seniors via
a Recreation Center drop-in fee or punch pass card.
Monday
Tuesday
Weight Training
Roy
8:30-9:30 am
9:30-10:30 am
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Weight
Training
Roy
8:30-9:30 am
9:30-10:30 am
Weight Training
Roy
8 -9:15 am
Cardio
Karen
8:45-9:30 am
Classic
Karen
8:45-9:30 am
Silver Splash®
Doreen
9:10-10:10am
Classic
Karen
8:45-9:30 am
Cardio
Cathy
8:45-9:30 am
Silver Splash®
Doreen
9:10-10:10am
Arthritis Aquatics
Doreen
9:45-10:30 am
T’ai Chi Club
9:30-10:30 am
Arthritis Aquatics
Doreen
9:45-10:30 am
Silver Splash®
Doreen
9:10-10:10am
Yoga
David
10:30-11:45 am
Classic
Karen
9:45-10:30 am
Classic
Karen
9:45-10:30 am
Classic
Karen
9:45-10:30 am
T’ai Chi Club
9:30-10:30 am
Dance
1:30-2:15 pm
Water Walking
Doreen
10:30-11:15 am
Yoga
Angie
10:30-11:45 am
Water Walking
Doreen
10:30-11:15 am
Yoga
David
10:30-11:45 am
Water Walking
Enjoy slow swim at the recreation center pool
T+TH, 10:30 am-11:15 pm
Fee: $1.75 Resident age 62+
$2 Non-Resident age 62+
20-Punch Passes:
$28 Resident/$33 Non-Resident or
SilverSneakers® swipe
Senior Weight Training Class
Learn proper and safe instructions on weight
machines and hand weights. Gain strength
and increase endurance.
Days: M/F (weight room) 8:30-9:30 am or
9:30-10:30 am & Wed (gym) 8-9:15 am
Daily Admission Fee:
$2.75 Resident/$3.50 Non-Resident or
T’ai Chi Club
Monday, Wednesday
and Friday morning
practice at 9:30 am in
the Senior Center, or if
the weather permits, EB
Rains Jr Memorial Park.
See page 8 for Water Fitness
class descriptions
Senior Yoga Classes
Yoga helps to find balance, breathing techniques, strength, vitality and more. This class
is designed for seniors and taught by a certified
yoga instructor.
Days: M/W/F 10:30-11:45 am
Drop-in Fee: $5, punch pass available or
No class Memorial Day, May 25
Wellness Program
The Visiting Nurses Association provides
a monthly health clinic for seniors at the
Senior Center. Services include blood pressure
check, nail/foot care for diabetics, and more.
Appointments are needed. Call 303.450.8801
for more information or to schedule an
appointment.
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Third Thursdays
May 21, June 18, July 16, August 20
9 am-2:30 pm
Free to nominal
Dance Fitness Class
Get up and get moving with Annette. No
partners needed for this fun group fitness class
featuring country line and ballroom/social
music.
Days: Mondays (Senior Center) 1:30-2:15 pm
Daily Admission Fee: $2.50 Resident
$3.50 Non-Resident or SilverSneakers® swipe
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Bunco
Mondays at 9:45 am
No skill necessary...it’s just a lot of fun! Throw
the dice, shout “Bunco” and earn a chance at
winning a prize.
Bingo
Thursday, May 28 11 am to 1 pm
Join us behind the Recreation
Center as we host the
Northglenn Police Department
and North Metro Fire for a
BBQ lunch. We will be serving
pulled pork sandwiches,
coleslaw, beans, chips, cookies
and lemonade. Please RSVP
by May 25. Cost is $2.
Tuesdays at 9:45 am
Interested in a not-so-serious morning
of Bingo? Enjoy fun, fellowship with
refreshment...and perhaps win a prize.
Walking Wednesdays
T’ai Chi Club
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at
9:30 am in the Senior Center.
Beginning May 21, we will meet at the
Recreation Center at 8:30 am and head over
to E.B. Rains Jr. Memorial Park. Keep your
eyes out for a few prizes and surprises. FREE!
Wii Wednesdays
Join us every Wednesday in the Senior Center at 10:30 am and 1 pm for Wii Wednesdays. See what
the kids are all raving about and improve your hand-eye coordination!
Friday, June 19 at Noon
Time for a summer favorite, the annual
Senior Picnic at E.B. Rains Jr. Memorial
Park. Enjoy fried chicken and all the fixin’s.
Open to Northglenn Senior Organization
members and Northglenn residents ages
62+. Please RSVP by June 18. Cost is $2,
payable at the park.
Sponsored by
Cards (Drop-in)
Wednesdays 12:30-4 pm
Come to the Senior Center for a friendly game of bridge or pinochle each week. No partners
are needed. New players who are familiar with the game are encouraged to arrive at 12:20 to
become acquainted with the other players.
Shuffleboard
Thursdays at 10 am
A win for you is an easy push away...
Games
Thursdays 1-4 pm
Bring a friend and spend Thursday afternoons playing Dominos (Mexican Train), Cribbage or
your favorite game.
Gambling
Bull Durham in Blackhawk
Thursday, June 11 from 9 am to 3 pm
Thursday, August 13 from 9 am to 3 pm
Fee: $10. Coupon book, $5 upon arrival, hot
dog, cookie, and luxury coach. RSVP required.
Bronco Billy’s in Cripple Creek
www.northglenn.org/seniors
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Thursday, Septemeber 24
from 8 am to 6 pm
Fee: $30. Package includes Bus Bucks coupons
with player’s MVP card. See Senior Center for
more details.
senior center
Healthy Living
Presented by Fallon Rhodes. Fallon holds a
Bachelor of Science in Integrative Therapeutic
Practices and is the Nutritional Health Coach
at Northglenn’s Natural Grocers.
Matter of Balance | 8-Class Series
Mondays and Thursdays at 1:30 pm
Beginning May 14
A Matter of Balance is an award-winning
program that emphasizes practical strategies
to address balance issues and increase
activity levels of older adults. Every class
includes healthy refreshments and prizes.
Space is limited to 15 people. Sign up in
the Senior Center. Please RSVP. Free.
Health by Chocolate
The poly-phenomenal health benefits of
chocolate Tuesday, August 4 at 1 pm
You’ve heard of death by chocolate, but
doesn’t health by chocolate sound a lot
better? Lucky for chocolate lovers, a
growing amount of research is highlighting
the much-loved food’s phenomenal
health benefits—the key is to choose your
chocolate wisely. Please RSVP. Free.
Lung Function Screening
Tuesday, July 18 at 1 pm
National Jewish will be at the Senior
Center offering free lung function testing.
Spirometry is a simple, non-invasive test
to measure how much (volume) and how
fast (flow) you can move air into and out of
your lungs. Appointments are required.
Educational Programs
Personal Safety with the
Monday, July 13 at 1 pm
Detective Hoodak, Officer Gardner &
Officer McNeilly will present information
on staying safe, avoiding fraud, scams and
more. Please RSVP.
Meet and Greet with the Adams
County Sheriff’s Department
Monday, August 10 at 1 pm
There’s a new sheriff in town . . . so come
on over to the Senior Center to meet him.
Sheriff Mike McIntosh will talk about the
Adams County Sheriff’s Department and
answer questions. Coffee and refreshments
will be served.
Festive Fridays
Summer Salad Days
Kentucky Derby
May 1 at 1 pm
Join us as we “run for the roses,” at our own
Derby Day. We will have refreshments and
prizes. Be sure to wear your best derby hat.
RSVP by April 29.
Mexican Fiesta
May 15 at Noon
Enjoy a catered lunch with a fiesta flare,
including dessert. After lunch take a whack
at the piñata. $9. RSVP by May 12.
Shuffleboard Tournament
May 29 from 10 am to 2 pm
Think you have what it takes to be the
shuffleboard champion? Come find out in
this tournament. If you don’t have a partner,
we will help you find one. Includes a break
for lunch. Please RSVP by May 26.
Don D’Angelo as Frank Sinatra
June 5 at 1 pm
Entertainer Don D’Angelo will bring the
songs of Ole Blue Eyes to the Senior Center.
The cost is only $2 each, refreshments will
be served. $2. RSVP by June 3.
Bake Sale Drop and
Fun & Games All Day
July 3 at 9 am - 4 pm
Ice Cream Social
July 17 at 1 pm
Here’s the scoop, we’re having an ice cream
social. Build your own sundae and cool off
with friends. FREE. RSVP by July 15.
Summer Salad Days
July 31 at Noon
Enjoy the lighter side of lunch at an all salad
potluck. Bring a favorite salad-jello, pasta,
garden or potato. Or you may bring a dessert.
Bread, crackers & beverages will be provided.
Please RSVP by July 28.
White Elephant Lunch
August 7 at Noon
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure!
Bring a wrapped item of some value to exchange after we enjoy a catered lunch.
$8. RSVP by August 3.
Lunch Bunch Potlucks
3rd Tuesday of the month at 11:30 am
Bruch will follow Bingo. We’ll make the main dish, you bring a side or dessert at these
themed potluck lunches.
May 19 Baseball
June 16 All American
July 21 Tropical/Luau
August 18 Keeping it Cool
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Northglenn Senior Organization
The Northglenn Senior Organization (NSO)
plans activities for its members and provides
input for the planning of city senior programs.
The NSO holds monthly business luncheons
at various locations.
Membership is open to anyone 55 and older,
resident and non-resident, and offers the
opportunity to participate in NSO sponsored
functions.
Membership is $5 per year or $9 for two years.
Benefits include:
• Recognition as a new member • Name badge • Participation in NSO-sponsored
programs, trips, events, cards & bingo
Senior Sculpture
Tour & Breakfast
July 8 at 9 am
RSVP to 303.450.8801
Luncheon & Business Meeting
The NSO holds a monthly business
meeting and luncheon at various sites in
the community on the fourth Friday of
the month. Reservations and payment for
luncheons are required four days prior to
luncheon date. Please check the Northglenn
Senior Center for monthly locations, menu,
and price.
Date/Location/Cost:
May 22 at Tequila’s$10
June 26 at Jim N’ Nicks $12
July 24 at Wing Cave $10
August 21 at Chedddars $10
Birthday Parties
Community Crafts
The NSO sponsors and organizes the
monthly birthday parties. The parties feature
entertainment and refreshments. Reservations
required only of birthday “celebrants” ~ all
other party-goers invited to join in the fun.
Date: 2nd Friday monthly at 1 pm
May 8, June 12, July 10,
August 14
Second and Fourth Thursdays at 1 pm
Items made are donated to the Platte Valley
Children’s Alliance and the Northglenn Police
Department Victims Assistance Program. Help
make something for traumatized kids to hold
and hug.
May 7 & 21
June 11 & 25
July 9 & 23
August 13
The City of Northglenn recreation department regularly hires independent contractors.
The process for consideration is simple and includes the following areas:
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Sports and fitness instructors and coaches
Computer, technology, and social media instructors
Theatre designers, choreographers, stage managers,
and actors
Culture, theatre, art, music, and science instructors
Dance instructors and teachers
Various general interest class instructors
Bands and DJ’s
If you want to propose a class or workshop please fill out the
Class Proposal Worksheet available at www.northglenn.org/
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recreationcontractors. If you are not sending a proposal and want
to be considered for an existing program, please send your résumé,
portfolio or marketing materials, and references to Tehra or
Kimberly:
For general interest, technology, sports, and dance proposals and
interest:
Tehra Porterfield at [email protected].
For culture, theatre, science, bands, and DJ proposals and interest:
Kimberly Jongejan at [email protected].
Community EVENT
Gather pirates fer a ruckas celebration ‘o
“National Talk Like A Pirate Day”
at the Northglenn Pirate Fest!
Arrr! Me ‘n these here scurvy scallywags drug our sorry keesters
out of de ship fer a grand great adventuaarr and now we want
some jolly drink ‘n a stomach full ‘o grub… ‘n ye’re invited.
Saturday, September 19, 10 AM – 4 PM
Cardboard Regatta
E.B. Rains Jr. Memorial Park, West Side
Friday, September 18, 5:30 PM
Pirate’s Day Eve Celebration
Enjoy a pig roast plus trimmings, costume contest, pirate
entertainers, regatta team dinner and more. Fees will apply.
Check out northglennpiratefest.com for additional details and plans.
Saturday, September 19, 10 AM – 7 PM
National Talk Like A Pirate Day Celebration*
Shiver me timbers! Do ye got what it takes to be a pirate? Yo-ho-ho,
me thinks so!
Get out ye boat makin’ skills ‘n build a cardboard ship. Brin’ ye team
to EB Rains on Saturday, September 19 ‘n race towards th’ finish fer
a chance to win prizes ‘n fame! (Pre-registration required.)
Details on boat requirements can be found online.
10 AM – Team Registrations
11 AM - Boats On Display
Noon – Mayor’s Division Race
1 PM – Kids Division Races (8 or older)
2 PM – Adult Division Races
4 PM – Awards Ceremony**
** The hour may change based on
the seven seas (weather) ‘n
number ‘o entries.
A whole day ‘o pirate ruckus. Fer th’ lads ‘n ladies (kids) thar gunna
be bounce houses, arts ‘n crafts, archery, treasure hunts ‘n more.
Fer th’ older band o’ pirates (adults) thar gunna be physical feats ‘o
strength so ye can show up ye buckos.
*Prize drawings for all band ‘o pirates in costume.
ye be walkin’ the plank, ye
nt ye here … Aye, ye better or
*Get it? We wa
der!
pustulant, pox-ridden floun
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www.NorthglennPirateFest
Northglenn Is Expanding Event Programs And Is Looking For Volunteer Event Interns!
The City of Northglenn is expanding its already robust series of events to include more fun for its citizens. We are seeking
motivated party planning types to join our Event Committee. An application and interview is required. Interns will receive
training in event planning, participate in brainstorming for future city events, volunteer for events and programs over the next
year and be team leaders at future city events. Interns of all ages (18+) will be considered.
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E-mail Steven Stokes, Events Supervisor, at [email protected] for an application and include your resume.
Community events
Northglenn Sculpture Tour
Did you know that Northglenn is home to 20 sculptures
from artists around the country? Make an appointment for a
guided group tour.
For groups of 6 or more, please contact
Michael Stricker 303.450.8727
[email protected]
Northglenn Historical
Preservation Foundation
Historic Thede Farmhouse Events
10950 Fox Run Parkway • Northglenn, 80233
Community Yard Sale
in partnership with Fox Run HOA
June 19 & 20
9 am - 3 pm each day
• At the historic Thede Farmhouse
• Donations are welcome!
• Proceeds benefit Northglenn Historic
Preservation Foundation
For more information, contact Joyce
720.232.4402 or [email protected]
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Join us for our 27th annual Kids’
Fishing Derby! Anglers ages 2-14
are welcome. Check-in at 8 am and
fish from 8:30 to 10 am. Awards will
be presented at 10:30 am in six age
categories and for the overall longest
fish. The Colorado Parks and Wildlife
will have a fishing clinic and drawings
for free fishing poles. Each winner will
receive a fishing pole, tackle box, and
trophy. The grand prize winner will have
the fish mounted as a trophy. There will
be event mementos, snacks, and lots
of fun for all participants, so come join
the fun! Bring your own pole, tackle,
and bait as none will be provided. This
event sells out every year, so register
early! The entry fee is $4 per child. Call
303.450.8800 to reserve your space.
Register online at www.northglenn.
org/recxpress. Registration deadline is
Wednesday, June 3 at 4 pm or when all
spaces are filled - whichever comes first.
Saturday, June 6
8:30 - 10 am
Webster Lake at
(across the street from the
Northglenn Recreation Center)
Past car show winner
Celebrate Your Independence
in Northglenn!
Join us for Northglenn’s signature event, the July 4th Family
Festival. Come to the Civic Center and the award-winning E.B.
Rains Jr. Memorial Park, located across the street from City Hall at
118th and Community Center Drive. The event has been described
as a large family picnic; people come prepared to spend the day in
the park. This is an alcohol free/family friendly event.
Fireworks choreographed to music will be launched on Webster
Lake at 9:30 pm, weather permitting. The best view of the
fireworks will be in the park. If the fireworks are not shot on July
4th, they will be shot on July 5th at 9:30 pm.
A drop off zone will be available to make it easy for our guests to
drop off large items in the west parking lot of the park. Handicap
parking spaces will be available in the parking lots in the park. You
must have a handicapped placard to park in these lots. Additional
parking is available in the RTD lot at 120th & N. Melody Drive. Fees
may be required.
Soul X
All-Day Entertainment
6:30 am
7 am
7:30 am
8 am
8 am
8:30 am
9:30 am
10 am
10 am
10:30 am
1 pm
2:15 pm
2:30 pm
6:30 pm
7:30 pm
8 pm
9:30 pm
Registration/Check-in for Fun Run and 4 Mile Run
Boy Scout Pancake Breakfast
Firecrackers & Flapjacks 4 Mile Run
Northglenn Senior Organization Bake Sale
Pedal Boats open to rent
Registration/Check-in for Bike, Trike,
Wheelchair and Patriotic Pooch Parade
Bike, Trike, Wheelchair and Patriotic Pooch Parade
Food and Community Booths open
Northglenn July 4th Car Show open
Music throughout the park
Kids’ Fun Area open – Inflatables
Northglenn July 4th Car Show Awards
Northglenn Thornton Rotary Club Ducky Derby
Soul X Concert
Military Recognition
Soul X Concert
Fireworks!
Pavilion rentals are available on a first-come, first-served basis and
payment is due at the time of the reservation. Don’t miss out! Call
303.450.8800 to reserve your pavilion.
For more information about the event, contact
Steven Stokes at 303.450.8909 or [email protected]
4th Annual Northglenn
July 4th Car Show
Car enthusiasts are invited to enter their vehicle into Northglenn’s
4th Annual July 4th Car Show. Categories include new, classic,
vintage, hot rod and rat rod cars as well as motorcycles and trucks.
Cars will be set up next to the Northglenn Veterans Memorial, just
north of City Hall, 11701 Community Center Drive. Cost is $25 per
entry through June 6. After that, the cost rises to $30. The first 50
entries receive a dash plaque and t-shirt.
Application available online at www.northglenn.org/july4th
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SPECIAL INTERESTS
Fencing
Advanced Care At Home
Alone + First Aid
Ages 10-13
Does your child spend a few hours
home alone at times? Kidproof ’s
At Home Alone With First Aid
workshop teaches them how to
look after themselves when they are
alone. This popular and entertaining
workshop includes interactive lessons, role play and hands-on
training. This course is non-threatening and empowering, and has
helped thousands of children become more confident and make safe
choices while at home alone.This course has been paired with First
Aid for Kids, so your child is prepared for any emergency.
Jun 19
Aug 14
Beginning
Code 20957
M
Apr 27-Jun 15
Fees: $90 Resident / $99 Non-Resident
Progressive
Code 20956
M
Apr 27-Jun 15
Advanced Care Babysitting Class
Ages 11-13
This course is designed to give first-time babysitters the necessary
skills to be responsible for young children. Subjects covered are
growth and development, prevention and personal safety, discipline,
fire safety, basic child care feeding, diapering, and bathing. CPR/First
Aid certificate issued upon completion of course.
Day/Time: Saturday / 9am - 3pm
Code 20873
Code 20874
Code 20875
Location: Mountain View Room
Code 20958
M
Jul 13-Aug 17
(short session)
Day/Time: Friday / 9am - 1pm
Code 20871
Code 20872
Ages 8-16
Participants can learn the Olympic sport of fencing through instructor
Tom, a former U.S. Olympic Fencing Team member, three-time NCAA
Champion and former assistant coach at the Air Force Academy. This
unique sport teaches competition, respect, and self-discipline in a safe
and fun environment. Beginning classes are for those who have never
tried the sport. The beginners program includes an introduction to
the history of fencing, weapons, target areas and fencing technique.
Progressive classes build on previous experience and the curriculum is
developed for progressing skill levels. Participants should wear comfortable shoes and clothing. The use of all equipment is included in the
class fee.
Code 20959
M
Jul 13-Aug 17
(short session)
7:15- 8pm
M-F
Jun 15-19 1- 4pm
Archery for Youth
Ages 14+
Wayne Smart, EMT, Instructor
This is a ‘hands-on, have fun’ class for ages 14 and up covering all the
usual first aid subjects, plus CPR, choking protocols, and use of an
AED. Emphasis on the use of field expedients will show students how
to do a secondary assessment of the victim, take a sample history, and
use other triage techniques such as a pulse oximeter and glucometer.
Each participant gets a certificate which meets OSHA and Fish &
Wildlife requirements.
Day/Time: Saturday / 9am - 5:30 pm
Code 20964
Code 20965
7:15- 8pm
Ages 7+
Wilderness and Remote First Aid & CPR
6:30- 7:15pm
Beginning Fencing CAMP
Code 20951
Jun 20
Jul 18
Aug 8
6:30- 7:15pm
Jun 27
Aug 15
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This course is designed for the beginning or novice archer and uses
recurve target bows and equipment. The purpose of the course is to
introduce students to the basic techniques of target archery emphasizing
the care and use of equipment, range safety, stance and shooting techniques. The instructor will teach to the level of each student.
Location: Scout Park (132 E 112th Place)
Session 1 Dates: Jun 8-Jul 16
Code 20933M,W9-10am
Code 20934M,W10:30-11:30am
Code 20935
Tu,Th
9-10am
Code 20936 Tu,Th10:30-11:30am
Session 2 Dates: Jul 20-Aug 26
Code 20937M,W9-10am
Code 20938M,W10:30-11:30am
Code 20939 Tu,Th9-10am
Code 20940 Tu,Th10:30-11:30am
Learn To Crochet
Ages 14 and older
Beginner
Class 1:
Class 2:
Class 3:
Class 4:
Class 5:
Class 6:
Learn the relaxing craft of crochet and enjoy
the satisfaction of creating handmade items
for yourself and others.
Learn how to hold the hook and make basic stitches.
Use these basic stitches to create a small purse.
Learn how to make the classic granny square.
Learn the popular ripple pattern and use it to make a
fancy dishcloth.
Crochet a circle and see how to turn it into a hat.
Make a matching scarf using lacy stitches.
Lessons feature easy patterns without abbreviations or technical
terms. A material fee of $5 is due at first day of class.
Code 20960
Th
Code 20961
Th
Time: 6-7 pm
Jun 4-Jul 9
Jul 16-Aug 20
What can you do with over 20,000 pieces
of Legos? In our engineering with Legos
enrichment program, take on real-life
engineering challenges. Explore concepts in
physics and architecture, mechanical and
structural engineering. Find inventive solutions
in a fun-filled context that supports the growth of young minds
through hands-on, minds-on learning.
Intermediate
Continue developing your crochet skills by learning more stitches
and methods.
Class 1: Crochet a baby cap decorated with puff stitches.
Class 2: Learn to make decreases by crocheting a cute pair of
booties.
Class 3: Learn how to create the traditional Irish Rose.
Class 4: Stitch a perky neck scarf featuring pineapples and
popcorns.
Class 5: Learn the classic filet technique by making a lace butterfly
bookmark.
Class 6: Learn how to work with multiple strands to create tapestry
crochet.
Lessons will explain how to read patterns and diagrams. Bring a
skein of soft worsted weight #4 yarn and a size H or I hook to the
first day of class.
Code 20962
Th
Code 20963
Th
Play-Well TEKnologies
Time: 7-8 pm
Jun 4-Jul 9
Jul 16-Aug 20
Pre-Engineering with Legos
Ages 5-6
Build engineer-designed projects such as boats, bridges, mazes and
motorized cars, and use special pieces to create your own unique
design! Explore the endless creative possibilities of the Lego building
system with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor.
This is an ideal way to prepare young builders for the challenge of
Engineering FUNdamentals.
Code 20941
M-F
Jul 6-10
9am-12pm
Engineering FUNdamentals with Legoss Ages 7-12
Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture
through engineer-designed projects such as arch bridges, skyscrapers,
motorized cars, and the Battletrack! Design and build as never before,
and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. An
experienced instructor will challenge new and returning students to
engineer at the next level.
Code 20942
M-F
Jul 6-10
1- 4pm
Mine, Craft, Build: Adventure Game Using Legos
Robot Vision Fundamentals
Grades 5-12
STEM Enrichment Academy’s robot vision program is designed to
provide an engaging and problem-solving based learning experience.
We incorporate the latest technology and applications from the
machine vision industry, immersing students in principles and
strategies which allow them to establish real world solutions. Our
Robot Vision Fundamental series of classes provides a foundation in
Optics, Circuits, Image Acquisition, Algorithms, and Robotics.
Location: Spin Room
Day/Time: Thursday / 1-4pm
Code 21367
Code 21368
Code 21369
Jun 4-25
Jul 2-23
Jul 30-Aug 13 Fees: $258 Resident / $283 Non-Resident
(short session)
Bring Minecraft to life using Legos! Resourcefulness, creativity, and
cooperation come together in this unique building adventure game; roll
the dice to mine for resources, craft tools, and watch out for Creepers!
This ultimate Lego Minecraft experience is an original game designed by
Play-Well instructors, using gameplay elements and characters inspired
by the popular Minecraft video game. Students will have a blast, even
without any prior experience with Minecraft or Legos.
Ages 5-6
Code 20943
M-F
Aug 3-7
9am - 12pm
Ages 7-12
Code 20944
M-F
Aug 3-7
1- 4pm
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adult sports
Modified Baseball League
Come check out a twist with softball and
baseball. The modified baseball league uses
wooden bats with a 10” baseball and all
pitches are thrown overhand (fastballs only)
at speeds not exceeding 65 mph. The games
are played with 9 players on a softball field
and stealing is allowed. Hitters must wear
helmets and catchers must wear protective
gear.
Location: Jaycee Ballfield, 106th & Irma Drive
Team Fee: $525
Code 21286
Jun 11-Aug 13
6:30- 9:30pm
www.northglenn.org/sports
Adult Softball League
Summer Leagues
League offerings:
Monday
Men’s Competetive
Tuesday
Men’s Recreational
Wednesday Coed Competetive
Friday
Coed Recreational
Sunday
Men’s Leisure
Team Fee: $525 (half due at registration)
When: Season starts the week of May 4
Length of Season: 10 games + playoffs
Registration: Now through May 1
Fall Softball Leagues
Leagues will consist of a 8-game schedule +
playoffs for all teams.
League offerings:
Monday
Men’s Competetive
Tuesday
Wednesday Coed Competetive
Friday
Coed Recreational
Team Fee: $440 (half due at registration)
When: Season starts the week of Aug 3
Length of Season: 8 games + playoffs
Registration: April 21 - August
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Wiffleball Tournament
Knucklers, fastballs, and curveballs ...
anything goes in our 11th Annual Wiffleball
Tournament. Get a team of 3 to 5 of your
buddies and relive your childhood in this
summer tournament classic. Awards are given
to top finishers and all participants receive a
t-shirt. All equipment is provided.
Team Fee: $110
What: 1-day tournament
When:
Saturday, June 27 (games start at 8:30 am)
Location:
Northwest Open Space (112th Ave & Pecos)
Registration: Begins April 23
REGISTER TEAMS NOW!
Located at Northwest Open Space (112th & Pecos)
Saturday, June 13
Tournament hosted by the Northglenn Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services with
portion of the proceeds benefiting the American Lung Association. 92.5 The Wolf and
Mix 100.3 will be the radio stations assisting with the event in 2015! This is a COED
tournament. Team waiver/roster must be submitted prior to the tournament. Players
must be 18 years or older.
event info: www.northglenn.org/mudapalooza
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SIGN
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Deadline to register is Monday, June 8 at 8:30 pm
Parks,
Services | May-August 2015
38Recreation & CulturalCall
to reserve a space for your team today! 303.450.8800
Adult Basketball League
Summer 5-on-5 Men’s League
Location: Time: Northglenn Recreation Center
6:30-9:30 pm
CARA Sports
Colorado Association of Recreational Athletics (CARA) main goal is the
development of skills, sportsmanship, participation, and assuring that each
participant experiences a degree of success.
Season: Men’s Competetive
Mondays Jun 22-Aug 17
8 games Fee: $430
Wednesdays Jun 10-Aug 19
10 games Fee: $535
Fall Basketball League
League offerings:
Monday
Men’s Competetive
Wednesday Men’s Recreational
Team Fee: When: Location: Season: $535 and no player fees
Starting the week of Aug 31
Northglenn Recreation Center
League will feature a full
10 game + playoffs
Track & Field
Ages 5-16
Participants will
particpate in as
many as 5 Saturday
meets around the
state in the track
and field events of
their choice. Participants will be provided
with activity equipment and team shirt.
Participants should dress appropriately for
weather and for the sport they are competing
in. Please bring water! This year we will seperate meets into a North and South Division.
Participants have the choice of choosing
morning or evening practice times. Contact
Steve Hensley at 303-450-8928 or shensley@
northglenn.org. Practices begin the week of
June 1 and meets begin on June 20.
Location: Silver Hills Middle School
Code 21309
M,Tu,Th Jun 1-Jul 23
6:30- 8pm
Grass
Volleyball
League
Teams play two matches per week for seven
weeks. All teams will be seeded into end
of season tournament. All matches played
outdoors on grass.
Location: Northwest Open Space
Monday League
Code 21281
4 vs 4
Jun 22-Aug 3
6:30 - 8:30pm
Wednesday League 6 vs 6
Code 21282
Jun 24-Aug 5
5 - 8pm
$90
$120
Youth sports
Location: Silver Hills Middle School
Code 21308
M,Tu,Th Jun 1-Jul 23
9-10:30am
Cross Country
Lacrosse
Ages 6-14
This recreational lacrosse league is designed
to help teach and improve player skills as
well as provide organized competition within
Colorado. No experience in playing lacrosse is
necessary. Teams will compete against other
agencies across the metro area. There will be
two practices a week at Wyco Park (11551
Wyco Dr). Games on Saturdays at locations
across the metro area. Jerseys will be provided
for players. Helmet, gloves, mouth guard,
shoulder pads, elbow pads, sticks are required.
Teams consist of 7 vs 7.
Ages 6-14
Location: Wyco Park
Races will be 2k to 5k (1.24 miles-3.1 miles)
depending on the age level. Practices are
Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays from 4:305:30 pm. Practices begin on August 17. Meets
begin the weekend of September 12. Practices
will typically be held at Northwest Open
Space with some practices at other locations in
the city. The team will compete against other
cities and agencies around the Denver metro
area. Meet t-shirt will be supplied. For more
information, please contact Brian Magnett at
303-450-8899 or [email protected].
Dates: Aug 25 - Oct 22
Times: 5 - 6:30 pm
Coed Ages 6-8
Code 21372
Coed Ages 8-10
Code 21373
Coed Ages 10-12
Code 21374
Coed Ages 12-14
Code 21376
Code 21307
M,Tu,Th Aug 17-Oct 8
4:30- 5:30pm
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youth sports
Pre-School
Sport Programs
These classes are an introductory program for
children ages 3-7. Kids learn the fundamentals
of the sport and to interact with other children
in a fun and recreational setting. Be sure to
bring a water bottle! This program requires a
parent to attend each class. The format will be
30 minutes of instruction and 15-20 minutes
of recreational games.
Mighty Mites Soccer
Ages 3-5
Location: Wyco Park
Fee includes team t-shirt.
Code 21325 F Jun 5-Jul 10 9- 9:45am
T-Ball League
Ages 4-6
Location: Jaycee Park
Fee includes team t-shirt. Please bring a
baseball glove and water bottle (no cleats).
Code 21327 W Jun 3-Jul 8 9-10:30am
Mighty Mites Flag Football
Ages 5-6
Location: Wyco Park
Code 21329 M Jun 15-Jul 20 9-10:30am
Grass Roots 4 vs 4 Soccer
Ages 5-7
Location: Wyco Park
Teams of 4 to 8 players are given 30 minutes
of practice time prior to the game. Teams
then play four 8-minute quarters. No
scores/records kept.
Code 21326 F Jun 5-Jul 24 10-11:15am
Baseball
Coach Pitch
Ages 6-8
Teams are formed by the night players can
practice. Volunteer coaches recieve 50% off
registration fee for each child participating.
Teams will practice 1 hour per week at
Northwest Open Space. Games are held on
Thursdays starting at 6:30 pm at Northwest
Open Space.
Monday evening practice 6:30 pm
M,Th
Jun 15-Jul 30
Code 21357
Tuesday evening practice 6:30 pm
T,Th
Jun 16-Jul 30
Code 21358
Tuesday evening practice 6:30 pm
T,Th
Jun 16-Jul 30
Code 21360
Wednesday evening practice 6:30 pm
W,Th
Jun 17-Jul 30
Code 21359
Kid’s Pitch
Ages 9-12
Teams are formed by the night the players
can practice. Volunteer coaches recieve 50%
off registration for each child participating.
Games will be held at Jaycee Ball Park on
Thursdays starting at 6 pm. Teams will practice 2 times a week for 2 hours at Northwest
Open Space.
Monday/Tuesday Practice
Jun 15-Aug 6 6 pm Code 21361
Tuesday/Wednesday Practice
Tuesday/Wednesday Practice
Monday/Tuesday Practice
June 18- Aug 7 6 pm Code 21364
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Elevation
Basketball Academy
Ages 9-14
Do you love playing the game? Do you enjoy
improving and learning the game? Do you
dream of being your best? If so, you will love
every minute of the Elevation Basketball
Academy.
You will elevate your skills to become a different player. A more skilled player! A more
confident player! In every one of our events,
we believe in challenging the way you think
about practice. We want to change the way
you think about skill development and the
way you think about going to camp.
We do this by having you perform the same,
dynamic, cutting edge and innovative drills
used by NCAA and high school players that
we train - but on your level. We break drills
and concepts down so that you can have the
same edge over your competition that they do.
We instill confidence. Director: Galen Harkness
Location: Northglenn Recreation Center
$80 siblings
Session I: Code 21311
M-F
Jun 8-12 1:30- 4:30pm
Session II: Code 21312
M-F
Jul 13-17 1:30- 4:30pm
YOUTH SPORTS
NFL Flag Football League
Ages 7-12
In youth flag football, the focus is on teamwork in a positive and structured environment. Children will
learn passing and other aspects of the game that will keep them active and help them develop skills such as
hand-eye coordination. In addition, children will have an opportunity to develop leadership skills and build
self-esteem as they improve their technique. Players will receive a NFL replica jersey included in registration
fee. Volunteer Coaches recieve 50% off registration for each child participating.
Games will be 5 vs 5 on a 80 yard field. There will be one practice per week and practices will be held at various parks during the week. Practice
days are subject to change depending on coaches availability. Games will be played on Wednesdays at Northwest Open Space Sports Complex. Practices begins the week of June 15th and games will begin July 1st. Season will consist of six games. Mandatory coaches meeting on Monday,
June 8, from 6-7 pm at the Northglenn Recreation Center. Coaches receive half off registration for each child.
Dates: Jun 15-Aug 5
Games: Wednesdays, 6-8pm
Ages 7-8
Monday Practice Team #1
Code 21313
M, W
Ages 9-10
Code 21317M,W
Ages 11-12
Code 21321M,W
Code 21314M,W
Code 21318M,W
Code 21322M,W
Tuesday Practice Team #3
Code 21315Tu,W
Tuesday PracticeTeam #3
Code 21319Tu,W
Code 21323Tu,W
Code 21316Tu,W
Tuesday PracticeTeam #4
Code 21320Tu,W
Code 21324Tu,W
Quickstart Tennis
Designed to bring kids into the game by
utilizing specialized equipment, shorter
court dimensions, and modified scoring
- all tailored to age and size. Quickstart
Tennis is divided into two different age
levels: ages 5-8, and 9-11. It’s the fast,
fun way to get kids into tennis and keep
them playing! Visit www.quickstarttennis.com for more information.
Ages 5-8
Tu,Th Jun 2-18
9-10am
Tu,Th Jun 23-Jul 19
9-10am
Session III: Code 21343
Tu,Th Jul 14-Jul 30
9-10am
Ages 9-11
Tu,Th Jun 2-18
Tu,Th Jun 23-Jul 19
10-11am
10-11am
Session III: Code 21348
Tu,Th Jul 14-Jul 30
10-11am
Location: Danahy Park
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Skyhawks Sports Academy
Youth Sports
Community Organizations
Skyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe, and positive programs that emphasize critical
lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect, and sportsmanship. Our programs are
designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for
an active, healthy, lifestyle. Our patient and knowledgeable staff uses a variety of skill-building
games and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of the sport.
Since 1979, Skyhawks has taught over one million boys and girls life lessons through sports.
If your youngster is interested in sports, check
out the following community organizations:
Northglenn Little League
303.451.9457
www.nmll.org
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Colorado Storm North Soccer 720.929.8159
www.coloradostormnorth.com
Quality Instruction
All Skyhawks participants will receive
FREE t-shirt l New skills, friends, fun & games
player evaluation l FREE ball
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Personal
All Skyhawks registrations go through Skyhawks and not through the City of
Northglenn. Register at www.skyhawks.com.
Northglenn Youth Football
303.451.8668
www.nyfa.net
SUMMER 2015 SKILL-BASED YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAMS
Northglenn Judo Club
303.451.6109
www.northglennjudo.org
(course)
(dates)
(time)
(ages)
(fee)
(location)
1:30pm-4:30pm
7-14
$99
Northglenn Rec. Center
INDOOR BASKETBALL
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Northglenn Youth Basketball
303.450.8800
www.northglenn.org/sports
8/03 - 8/07
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passing, shooting,
and rebounding
makes SPORTS
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1:30pm-4:30pm
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303.880.6067
www.northsideyouthrugby.com
LACROSSE
For Northglenn youth and adult sports
and event information:
INDOOR VOLLEYBALL
SSA82683
6/15 - 6/19
1:30pm-4:30pm
7-14
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non-checking environment. Lacrosse equipment is available for weekly rental online at www.skyhawks.com.
LACROSSE
Rental kits are $29
for each Monday-Friday program. Kits include helmet with cage, gloves and stick.
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7/27 - 7/31 9am-12pm
6-12
$99
Danahy Park
Steve Hensley
303.450.8928
or visit www.northglenn.org/sports
MINI-HAWK CAMP
(SOCCER,
&handling,
BASKETBALL)
Boys and girls
will learn the BASEBALL
fundamentals of stick
cradling, passing and shooting in a fun,
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non-checking environment. Lacrosse equipment is available for weekly rental online at www.skyhawks.com.
7/06 - 7/10 9am-12pm
4-6
$99
Danahy Park
Rental kits are $29 for each Monday-Friday program. Kits include helmet with cage, gloves and stick.
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7/06 - 7/10 9am-12pm
4-6
$99
Danahy Park
TENNIS
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as respect and teamwork while learning the fundamentals of soccer, baseball & basketball.
7/20 - 7/24
9am-12pm
6-12
$99
Wyco Park Tennis Courts
TENNIS
In Skyhawks tennis
programs, boys and girls learn proper grips, footwork, strokes, volleys and serves, as well
as the rules and etiquette
that make
exciting game. Programs
quickly due
to limited
court space.
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Park Tennis
Courts
In Skyhawks tennis programs, boys and girls learn proper grips, footwork, strokes, volleys and serves, as well
as the rules and etiquette
that make tennis
an exciting game.
Programs fill quickly due to limited court space.
SUMMER 2015 SKILL-BASED
YOUTH
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(dates)
(time)
(ages)
(fee)
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1:30pm-4:30pm
7-14
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INDOOR BASKETBALL
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8/03 - 8/07
An active week of passing, shooting, dribbling and rebounding makes this one of our most popular programs.
Boys and girls will also learn vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork and responsibility.
FRIDAY
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scrimmages aimed at developing the whole player.
LACROSSE
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7/27 - 7/31
9am-12pm
6-12
$99
Danahy Park
Boys and girls will learn the fundamentals of stick handling, cradling, passing and shooting in a fun,
non-checking environment. Lacrosse equipment is available for weekly rental online
at www.skyhawks.com.
www.skyhawks.com /colorado
800.804.3509
Rental kits are $29 for each Monday-Friday program. Kits include helmet with cage, gloves and stick.
www.skyhawks.com /colorado
MINI-HAWK CAMP (SOCCER, BASEBALL & BASKETBALL)
Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services |SSA82710
May-August 7/06
2015- 7/10
9am-12pm
Register
Online
at:
4-6
$99
Danahy Park
800.804.3509
www.skyhawks.com/colorado
Register
Online at:
Colorado Youth Adventures Ages 11-18
YOUTH & TEEN PROGRAMS
Join us for our monthly trips with youth from around the Metro area.
These trips are offered in cooperation with the City of Broomfield, Hyland
Hills Recreation District, City of Englewood, Commerce City, City of
Brighton, and Estes Valley Recreation and Parks.
May: Rock Climbing
Join us for a day of rock climbing at Garden of the Gods. Please pack a sack lunch, plenty of
water, sunscreen, and a change of clothes.
Sat May 9 7am- 4pm $32R/$35N
Code 20876
June: Rafting
Head out with Clear Creek Rafting Company and enjoy a 1/3 day trip as you ride the waves
in the wild wild west. Float past a historic waterwheel, drop over Castle Falls, paddle through
Mountain Lion, then hold on tight for Mr. Twister. It’s the perfect introduction to whitewater!
Participants need to wear swimsuit attire and appropriate footwear.
Th Jun 25 6:45am- 2pm $50R/$55N
Code 20879
July:
Horseback Riding & Fishing
Spend a day getting away. Come join us for fishing and horseback riding! Start the day out with
a fun trail ride near the foothills then unwind catching dinner. All fishing equipment provided.
Be sure to wear long pants and closed toed shoes for horseback riding.
Join us for the First Annual
Blue Moon Family Campout
Friday, July 31 5pm
through Saturday, August 1 9am
E. B. Rains Jr. Memorial Park
M Jul 13 8:45am- 5:30pm $45R/$50N Code 20877
Families are welcome to experience an outdoor
overnight adventure in the park during a blue
moon in July. The fee will include a tent to
use, a full dinner, and a light breakfast, with
of course, marshmallows around the bonfire.
Activities include pedal boat rides, fishing and
other fun activities.
August: Cave of the Winds & Manitou Springs Penny Arcade
General Information
Sat Aug 29 9am- 6:30pm $70R/$77N Code 20878
Items to Bring
Cave exploration! Zipline! Old-fashioned penny arcade! You get all this and more in Manitou
Springs. Spend the day in this exciting little town at the base of Pikes Peak. Pack your own sack
lunch. You will also need a minumum of $15 cash for the penny arcade. Total money given is at
parent’s discretion.
Register early, sites will be given out on a
first come, first served basis. There is no
age minimum however, each campsite is
encouraged to have a child under the age of 18.
Sleeping bags and pillows
Chairs and blankets
Bug spray
Flashlights
Sorry, no personal grills will be allowed.
Inclement Weather
Kids to Parks Day
Saturday, May 16 1-3 pm
Aspen Pavilion
E. B. Rains Jr. Memorial Park
Be a part of this national event that encourages
everyone to bring a child to a local park in their
community. To celebrate this day we will offer pedal
boat rides and other park activities.
In the case of inclement weather, staff will
make a decision to cancel or postpone the
event by Friday July 31 at 8 am. Please
be sure to have a current email when
registering. You will be informed by email.
Fees
Fees are based on family of 4 (adults or
children). If there are more than 4 people
per campsite, a second campsite must be
purchased.
Resident: $55/campsite
Non-Resident: $65/campsite
Code 21495
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YOUTH & teen ProgramS
Returning this Summer!
Roving Rec - On the Road
For youth entering grades 5-9 in the Fall of 2015
Roving Rec On The Road features trips to aquatic facilities such as Water World,
amusement centers like Elitch Gardens, and adventure outings that may include
anything from Progresh Extreme Sports to paddle board. This state-certified program
will run from 9 am to 4 pm every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Trip fees include
admission, transportation, and supervision by city personnel.
Pick and choose your trips - if you only want to go on one or two trips each week,
please sign up by individual code listed for each trip. All trips depart from and return
to the Northglenn Recreation Center.
You will find all the needed paperwork at www.northglenn.org/youthprograms. Please
print the required program paperwork as well as the wavier/release form for
various trips your child maybe attending.
For all trips, bring sunscreen, a sack lunch, and plenty of water. For aquatic trips,
please remember to bring your swim suit and a towel.
www.northglenn.org/youthprograms
Roving Rec Fun in the Sun
Join us for crafts, games, friends, and FUN all summer long! Come as
many or as few days as you would like; your one-time registration fee
gives you access to the fun all summer long! We’ll meet at E.B. Rains Jr
Memorial Park by the flag pole on Tuesdays and Danahy Park next to
the tennis courts on Thursdays. Bring a sack lunch, plenty of water, and
sun screen. Times are 10:00 am-1:30 pm June 2-August 13th.
E.B. Rains Jr. Memorial Park or Danahy Park
Tu,Th Jun 2-Aug 13
10am - 1:30pm
$30
Code 20945
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YOUTH & teen ProgramS
Kops vs Kids
Basketball Challenge
Ages 9-14
The City of Northglenn in conjunction with
our Citizens Police Academy is hosting our
annual Kops vs. Kids event for youth ages
9-14. This event is one of several offerings that
provide positive, safe and fun opportunities for
youth in our community.
Code 21279
Sat
May 16 6-10pm
For more information, call
Steve Hensley at 303.450.8928
MAYOR ON
THE MOVE
Co-hosted by the
Northglenn Youth Commission
Northglenn Youth Commission
Ages 13-18
The Northglenn Youth Commission meets on the first
and third Tuesday of each month from 7-9 pm. Meetings
are held at the Northglenn Recreation Center, 11801 Community Center Drive.
Meetings are open to the public, and anyone who would like to express their ideas,
opinions, or concerns on a youth-related issue is welcome to attend.
If you are interested in becoming part of the Youth Commission, please contact the
City Clerk’s Office at 303.450.8756 for more information.
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Tuesday, June 9
6 pm
Fox Run Central Park
(Fox Run Parkway & E. 108th Avenue)
This is a great opportunity for youth and
residents to have some fun, talk to the mayor
and find out what’s going on in Northglenn!
Enjoy
Community Engagement
Volunteers & Active Citizenry
Those who can, do. Those who can do more, volunteer!
Senior Center
Would you like to support your peers by
helping at the information desk, planning
parties and cultural events, or fund raising?
Your wisdom, experience, and joy of living
are welcomed.
Youth Volunteers
Many young people are interested in
contributing to their community. Some
students need volunteer service to meet
school requirements. We welcome youth
and families to group work days and selfguided projects.
Parks and Trails
Do you regularly enjoy a park or a segment
of the Greenway Trail System? Would you
like to “adopt” a flower bed, segment of trail,
or a park? You could also participate with
half-day park work days to clean up, plant,
paint, fix up, etc.
For more information contact
Jenni Murphy at 303.450.8904
or [email protected]
Neighborhoods
We know you want your neighborhood to be
safe, clean and friendly. There are many ways
to get more involved including: Helping
neighbors who have physical limitations with
their yard work or snow removal, organizing
a block party to get to know each other,
identifying and recognizing homes that
have well-kept and water wise landscaping,
or becoming a Neighborhood Watch block
captain.
Your involvement is welcome in
fingerprinting and records, helping with the
Neighborhood Watch program, assisting
victims of crime as an advocate, organizing a
National Night Out gathering, and attending
the Citizens Police Academy to further
your understanding of police functions in
Northglenn.
To view the city’s volunteer opportunities,
www.northglenn.org/volunteer
volunteering
What gifts of the hands, heart
or head would you like to offer?
We'd love to talk to you.
Northglenn Arts
Are you interested in the arts? Our youth
theatre program needs assistance with tickets/
programs, ushers, costuming, painting,
and set construction. In addition, the
Northglenn Arts & Humanities Foundation
requests assistance with programs such
as Northglenn’s Art on Parade sculpture
program.
Administrative Assistance
We value your administrative skills such as
word processing, data entry, mailings, desk
top publishing, and spreadsheet preparation.
Community Events
Smiling faces and ready hands are needed
to assist with event planning and event
day activities such as the Kids’ Fishing
Derby, July 4th Family Festival, Daddy
Daughter Sweetheart Ball, Mudapalooza
(mud volleyball tournament), and Noel
Northglenn. If you excel in organized chaos
and large groups, this is for you!
Youth Recreation
Your time and commitment to youth pays
valuable rewards. Volunteers are especially
needed to work with our middle school
events such as after-school recreation, and
youth trips and activities. Youth basketball
coaches are also needed.
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PRSRT STD
U.S. Postage
PAID
Denver, CO
Permit No. 1673
City of Northglenn
Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services
Registration begins Monday, April 20
www.northglenn.org/recxpress
Summer Feeding
Program Returns!
Youth 1-18 years of age are welcome to participate.
NEW this year…BREAKFAST! The City of Northglenn will
provide shelf stable packed meals twice a day:
Monday - Friday
Breakfast 7am-9am
Lunch 11am-1pm
Serving times will be held at the front desk of the recreation center. All youth are strongly encouraged to stay
at the recreation center to enjoy their meals. Tables with
umbrellas are available out on the pool deck for your use
as well as tables within the lobby area.
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