2016 ACTIVITY GUIDE

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2016 ACTIVITY GUIDE

P a r ks &
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PARKS
PARKS && RECREATION
IN YOUR COMMUNITY!
CITY OF PENSACOLA
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
Mayor, Ashton J. Hayward III
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Parks and Recreation Contact Information .............................................................. 3
Spring Break and Summer Camps ............................................................................ 5
Bayview Senior Center .......................................................................................... 6-7
Cobb Resource Center ........................................................................................... 8-9
Fricker Resource Center ..................................................................................... 10-11
Gull Point Resource Center ................................................................................ 12-14
Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones Resource Center ....................................................15
Theophalis May Resource Center ...........................................................................16
Malcolm Yonge Gym ...............................................................................................17
East Pensacola Heights Clubhouse .........................................................................17
Vickrey Resource Center .................................................................................... 18-19
Woodland Heights Resource Center ................................................................20-21
Youth Athletics .......................................................................................................... 23
Adult Athletics .......................................................................................................... 23
Osceola Golf Course .............................................................................................. 24
Roger Scott Tennis Center ..................................................................................25-27
Community Maritime Park ................................................................................ 29-30
Park Map ..................................................................................................................28
Special Events ...........................................................................................................31
Spotlight On Parks ................................................................................................... 32
Outdoor Pursuits and Volunteer Opportunities ..................................................... 33
Facility Rentals ................................................................................................... 34-35
MESSAGE FROM
MAYOR ASHTON J. HAYWARD
I have been honored to serve as Mayor of Pensacola for the
past five years and I have had the pleasure of challenging our
remarkable Parks and Recreation Department employees in
realizing a quality park system in the City of Pensacola. With
over 200 recreation programs and activities we now are able
to offer more than ever before to area residents.
With the onset of winter comes a variety of activities perfect
for the weather. Pensacola is where we live and work but I
also encourage all of our citizens to get out and play! Go
on a walk through Admiral Mason, throw a Frisbee with the
children at Aragon Park, sign yourself or your children up for
a sports league or simply put on a helmet and go for a bike
ride. Take the opportunity, especially if you haven’t already,
to visit one of our 11 activity centers like the newly reopened
Vickery Center.
Pensacola is more vibrant than ever and we are becoming
more active. The quality of life here is unmatched due to our
goal to create a successful City for everyone. I hope that you
and your families will explore & utilize the 600 acres of parks
and open spaces, and the great programs and facilities that
Pensacola has to offer.
Our Parks & Recreation Department has done an excellent
job of organizing these activities in the Winter Activity Guide.
There are so many options and I encourage everyone to take
advantage and see what makes Pensacola the best place to
live, work and play.
CITY OF PENSACOLA CITY
COUNCIL MEMBERS
Charles Bare, Council President – At Large
Brian Spencer, Council Vice President– District 6
P.C. Wu, Council Member – District 1
Sherri F. Myers, Council Member – District 2
Andy Terhaar, Council Member– District 3
Larry B. Johnson, Council Member– District 4
Gerald Wingate, Council Member – District 5
Jewel Cannada-Wynn, Council Member– District 7
PARKS AND RECREATION
BOARD MEMBERS
Chairman, Jake Renfroe
Paul Epstein • David Forte
Hilary Gilles • David L. Mayo
Richard Sherrill • Kimberly Sullivan
Maranda Sword
CORRECTIONS AND SCHEDULE CHANGES
Occasionally there may be an error or change in days, times,
registration requirements or fees in the brochure. When such
errors occur, our staff will do everything possible to correct the
situation promptly and/or inform participants. We thank you for
your patience and understanding when these situations occur.
SAY CHEESE!
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By attending City events and programs you are acknowledging
that you are aware that photographs will be taken for various
marketing purposes. If you do not wish to have your photo taken,
please notify the photographer and/or class instructor. Photos may
be used in publications and/or the web site and social media.
OFFICE
City Hall, 4th Floor
222 West Main Street • Pensacola, FL 32502
Phone: 850-436-5670 • Fax: 850-436-5199
Monday thru Friday • Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm
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ADMINISTRATION
DIAL 311 FOR CITY SERVICES
DIAL 311
If you have a non-emergency
STAFF
Brian Cooper
CONNECT WITH US!
Director
[email protected]
City Services 311 is the
best way to let the
City of Pensacola know.
Dial 311
visit www.pensacola311.com
or download the
Pensacola 311 mobile app
Kim Carmody
Superintendent of Recreation
PlayPensacola.com
[email protected]
Bill Kimball
Twitter@PlayPensacola
Superintendent of Parks
[email protected]
Facebook/PlayPensacolaFL
Dianne Dupire
Sign up for our PlayUP monthly e-newsletter
and program updates via website
Receptionist
[email protected]
Yolanda Fisher
Administrative Officer
[email protected]
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Parks and Recreation Department is to improve and promote the quality
of life for all citizens and visitors of Pensacola by protecting the heritage or our parks while
providing a wide range of recreational, social, and educational opportunities.
Your Parks and Recreation Department contributes to the quality of life in Pensacola by:
• Helping to Increase Property Value
• Helping to Attract New Businesses
• Helping to Boost the Local Economy
• Creation of “Community” through People, Parks & Programs
• Promoting Health & Wellness
• Fostering “Community” Pride
• Protecting Environmental Resources
• Increasing Cultural Unity
• Creating Opportunities for Lifetime Experiences
• Strengthening our “Community” Image & “Sense of Place”
Tim Land
Volunteer & Outdoor Pursuits Coordinator
[email protected]
Melinda Meola
Budget Manager
[email protected]
Heidi Thorsen
Assistant to the Director
[email protected]
Tonya Vaden
Marketing Coordinator
[email protected]
A SPECIAL THANK YOU FOR ALL OF OUR SPONSORS & PARTNERS
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J.W. Renfroe Pecan Company
Navy Federal Credit Union
Bethel AME Church
Japanese Dancers
Milk and Honey
Northwest Florida Sports, LLC
Pensacola Youth Sports and
Education Association
Pensacola Senior Softball League
Pensacola Senior Softball Organization
Southern Youth Sports Association
Target on Nine Mile
PARKS AND RECREATION IN YOUR COMMUNITY!
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Are you looking to get more involved in
the community, accumulate volunteer
hours, or simply help make our parks and
recreation system better?
There are a number of great opportunities
available throughout the year for friendly
and enthusiastic individuals and groups of
all ages to volunteer their time and talents
to the Parks and Recreation Department.
You can choose whether to volunteer for
one of our Youth and Senior Recreation
Programs or a one-time special event.
Want to be outdoors? Volunteer to help
keep your neighborhood park safe and
clean. You can choose to participate in
a one-time project of in ongoing projects
and programs!
The gift of your talent and
time are appreciated!
ADOPT-A-PARK PROGRAM
Contact: Tim Land,
Volunteer and Outdoor Pursuits
Coordinator (850) 516-9382,
[email protected]
Help us keep Pensacola beautiful by adopting one of our 93 parks!
The Adopt-A-Park Program allows individuals, groups, organizations, or schools to adopt
their local neighborhood park. By adopting a park you agree to visit the park site on
a regular basis to help clean up litter/debris and report any dangerous or hazardous
conditions to the Parks and Recreation Department.
Also, with your assistance, the Parks and Recreation Department will coordinate larger
Park Beautification Days at your adopted park and supply the following to your group:
Gloves, trash bags, and litter sticks.
MONTHLY CLEANUPS AT BAY BLUFFS PARK
Come join the Scenic Highway Foundation, Ocean Hour FL, Earth Ethics, and the City of Pensacola the 2nd Second
Saturday of the Month at Bay Bluffs Park from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. for the Monthly Clean Up of Bay Bluffs Park
and surrounding area, 3400 Scenic Hwy, at the corner of Summit Blvd. Sign-in is at 8:45 AM. Don’t forget to bring
water and sunscreen!
WANT TO BECOME A SPONSOR OR A PARTNER?
Be part of our winning team! We have a variety of opportunities for local businesses or community
organizations to support our efforts in the following program areas of:
• Special Events
• Osceola Golf Course
• Roger Scott Tennis Center
• Youth and Athletic Programs
• Send a Kid to Camp Scholarships
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SPRING BREAK &
SUMMER CAMPS
After School Programs
After School Programs provide educational and
Spring Break Camp –March 21-25
Keep your kids busy over the Spring Break (March
21-25) and register them for one of the City of Pensacola’s Spring Break Camps. We will keep them active
and entertained with games, sports, arts and crafts, day
trips, outdoor play, and so much more. We provide safe
and fun activities supervised by mature, responsible and
enthusiastic staff.
recreational enrichment opportunities through exciting
experiences and exploration. Our After School programs
offer activities which encourage children to be healthier
and happier through active play, fitness and sports, dance
and drama instruction, computer exploration and S.T.E.A.M.
activities. Our program also includes homework-tutoring and
a nutritious afternoon snack.
Summer Camps –June 1-August 9
Summer Camps will be located at 5 of Parks and Recreation’s Resource Centers. Field trips, swimming, arts and
crafts, games, and sports are just a few of the activities
campers will enjoy every week! Don’t let your child miss
out! Registration begins April 4, 2016.
Take advantage of our 10-10-10 Program and Save up
to 30% off Summer Camp Tuition!
10% off Tuition if…
• You register by May 1st
• You register more than one child
• You register for more than one week
We will also offer a variety of specialty camps this summer such as fishing, tennis, dance and soccer. Contact
your local Resource Center to get all of the details.
Locations:
Cobb Resource Center
601 East Mallory Street
(850) 436-5192
Fricker Resource Center
900 North “F” Street
(850) 436-5195
Gull Point Resource Center
7000 Spanish Trail
(850) 494-7360
Vickrey Resource Center
2130 Summit Blvd
(850) 912-4056
Woodland Heights
Resource Center
111 Berkley Drive
(850) 435-1750
601 East Mallory Street (850) 436-5192
Schools served by Cobb Resource Center:
Global Learning Academy
Jacqueline Harris Preparatory Academy
N. B. Cook Elementary School
900 North “F” Street (850) 436-5195
Schools served by Fricker Resource Center:
Global Learning Academy
Gull Point Resource Center
7000 Spanish Trail (850) 494-7360
Schools served by Gull Point Resource Center:
N.B. Cook
Scenic Heights Elementary School
Woodland Heights Resource Center
111 Berkley Drive (850) 435-1750
Schools served by Woodland Heights Resource Center:
Ferry Pass Elementary and Middle Schools
O.J. Semmes Elementary School
Vickrey Resource Center will resume their
After School Program with the start of the
2016-17 school year.
For transportation information please contact the designated Resource Center
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PARKS &
BAYVIEW SENIOR CENTER
Hours of Operation:
Days: Mon-Tues
Day: Wed
Days: Thur-Fri
Time: 8:00am-8:00pm
Time: 8:00am-7:00pm
Time: 8:00am-8:00pm
Jeremy Street, Recreation Supervisor
[email protected]
Bayview Senior Center
2000 East Lloyd Street • (850) 436-5190
The Bayview Senior Center strives to maximize the quality of life for adults age 50+ in our community by providing
intentional programming that fosters mental, physical, and social wellbeing in a safe and caring environment.
SENIOR ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
BELLES AND BEAUX
A group of seniors who entertain and sing for other
seniors and veterans in the Pensacola area.
Days: Mondays Time: 1:00-3:00pm
Ages:50-up
Cost: Membership fees vary.
BINGO
Come enjoy free snacks and win great prizes. Open to
new participants.
Days Thursdays Time: 12:30-3:00pm
Ages: 50-up
Cost: $0.50 per card
CONGREGATE MEALS
To reserve a meal contact Council on Aging at
850-266-2512 the prior day
Days: M-F Time: 11:00am-noon
Ages: 50-up
DAY TRIPS
Travel the area to experience festivals, places, and
attractions with other seniors.
Days vary Times vary
Ages: 50-up
Prices vary by location
CERAMICS
The art of making and painting objects of clay and
similar materials treated by firing.
Days: Mon and Fri
Time: 9:30am-12:30pm
Ages: 50-up
Cost: Class fee may apply
COMPUTER CLASSES
Personalized hands-on instruction relating to computers
and software.
Day: Fridays Time: 3:30-5:00pm
Ages: 50-up
LUNCH BUNCH
Trips taken to different restaurants in the Pensacola
area.
Days Vary Time: 10:45am-1:00pm
Ages: 50-up
Cost: Varies by location
SQUARE DANCING
Day: Tuesdays Time: 7:00-9:00pm
Ages: 50-up
Cost: $5 per class
SENIOR FITNESS PROGRAMS
CHAIR AEROBICS
Days: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays
Time: 9:00-10:00am
Ages: 50-up
Cost: Free
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SWEATING TO THE OLDIES
A video led workout with Richard Simmons. Open
to new participants.
Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays
Time: 9:00-9:45am
Ages: 50-up
Cost: Free
FUN AND GAMES
ZUMBA GOLD
Note: Some groups may
be closed. Call Bayview for
information on contacting
group presidents for
membership opportunities.
The Zumba you love at a lower intensity.
Open to new participants
Days: Tuesdays Time: 9:00-10:00am
Ages: 50-up
Cost: $45 per session $6 per class
ADULT ENRICHMENT
PROGRAMS
ART STUDY GROUP
A group for art appreciation and education
Day: 2nd Thursday of each month
Time: 9:00am-noon
Ages: 18-up
Cost: Membership fees vary
BETTER INVESTING
Designed to provide sound investment information, education, and support to help you
improve financial security.
Day: 1st Friday of each month
Time:6:00-9:00pm
Ages: 18-up
Cost: Free
BEGINNER’S PIANO LESSONS
Day: Wednesday
Time: 3:00pm-7:00pm
Ages: 18-up
$75 per 6 week session
ESSENTIAL OILS SEMINARS
Barbara Wagner discusses essential oils and a
holistic approach to wellness.
Day: 4th Thursday of each month
Time: 6:00-8:30pm
Ages: 18-up
Cost: Free
EASY WEED-FREE NO-TILL
ORGANIC GARDENING CLASS
Four-lesson basic organic gardening class.
Advanced gardening and other homesteading
classes including chicken keeping and bee
keeping are also offered.
Days: vary
Times: vary
Ages:18-up
Cost: $50 per session or
$25 per single class
10,000
Tuesdays and Fridays
2:00-4:00pm
Ages: 50-up Cost: Free
ADULT FITNESS PROGRAMS
OKINAWAN KARATE
AND SELF DEFENSE
Martial arts instruction utilizing Kata, Tuite
Jitsu, and Kobudo techniques.
Days: Mondays and Thursdays
Times: 6:30-7:30pm for Beginners
7:30-8:30pm for Advanced
Ages: 14-up
Cost: $40 per month
ZUMBA WITH PRISCILLA
An interval-style calorie-burning dance fitness
party combining low intensity and high
intensity moves.
Days: Mondays and Wednesdays
6:00-7:00pm
Time: 12-up
Cost: $6 per class
TAI CHI
A Chinese tradition combining slow, focused
movements and deep breathing. Open to
new participants.
Day: Saturdays
Time: 9:00-10:00am
Ages: 18-up
Cost: $40 per session or
$10 per class for Beginners.
$45 per session for Advanced
FREE TAX AID FOR SENIORS
Provided by: AARP
February1 - April 15
Days: Monday - Friday
Time: 12:00 noon - 4:00pm
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BILLIARDS
M-F
8:00am-8:00pm
BILLIARDS
TOURNAMENTS
Wednesdays and Fridays
11:00am-1:00pm
BRIDGE
Wed, Thurs, Fri
Times vary
BUNCO
Tuesdays, Fridays
Noon-2:00pm
HAND AND FOOT
Wednesdays
Noon-3:00pm
MAHJONG
Tuesdays
1:00-3:30pm
PINOCHLE
Thursdays
1:00-4:00pm
SCRABBLE
Wednesdays
Noon-4:00pm
PARKS &
COBB RESOURCE CENTER
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri
8:00am-8:30pm
Myra Williams - Recreation Supervisor
[email protected]
Reba Smith - Program Specialist
[email protected]
601 East Mallory Street • (850) 436-5192
YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE
This is a competitive league for girls and boys who are
already on a team or need to be placed on a team.
This is an in-house league with some age groups getting
competition from outside teams.
Dates: 02/01 – 03/01
Days: TU and TH Time: 5:00 – 8:00pm
Ages: 5-14 Cost: $50
TRENDSETTERS DANCE TEAM
YOUTH PROGRAMS
PLAY SCHOOL
This dance team is created with the hope to empower
young girls through dance. This is a hip hop choreographed
dance team which incorporates today’s dance moves with
a sophisticated elegance.
Days: Wednesdays Time: 4:30 – 6:00pm
Ages: 8 - 12 Cost: $3/week or $12/month
An informative, learning atmosphere which includes outside
play. Kids will learn beginner curriculum (alphabets, numbers,
colors, shapes, etc.) while also getting the daily exercise of
outside games.
Location: Arts & Crafts Room
Days: M-F Time: 7:30am – 1:30pm
Ages: 3 & 4 only Cost: FREE
YOUTH T-BALL
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
YOUTH COACH PITCH BASEBALL
A safe after-school environment that includes homework
time, arts & crafts, organized games and a healthy snack.
Days: M-F Time: 2:00 – 6:00pm
Ages: 5–12 Cost: $225/year or $25/month
LET’S READ
Afterschoolers in this age range are grouped and read
to, then are asked to read. They are taught the meaning
of words and word recognition.
Days: Wednesday Time: 3:00 – 3:30pm
Ages: 5-7 Cost:
FREE (open to those enrolled in after school)
AFTER SCHOOL FITNESS
Youth will learn the basics of hitting, fielding and
sportsmanship. Youth will then play in the city league as a
team.
Registration: 02/01 – 02/15
Ages: 5-7 Cost: $50
Youth will compete in Westside Sports League after practicing
and learning the rules of Coach pitch baseball.
Registration: 02/01- 02/15
Ages: 8 – 10 Cost: $60
SUMMER CAMP
Parent’s get a head start on
summer planning by registering
early and taking advantage of
summer discounts offered.
Registration 04/01 – 04/29
Days: M, F
Time: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Afterschool kids will partake in a fitness class taught by
staff. The hope is to inspire youth to see the importance
of healthy living through exercise.
Days: W and F Time: 3:30 – 4:00pm
Cost: FREE
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PARKS &
SENIORS PROGRAMS
SENIORS PROGRAM
A social gathering amongst seniors who enjoy exercising,
playing bingo, listening to oldies, taking shopping trips to
Destin, eating at restaurants, going to casino or just chatting it up with other members of the group.
Location: Multi-purpose room
Ages: 50 - up COST: $5/month
VERA’S HEALTHY JUICING
Ms. Vera shows how to prepare a healthy mix of vegetables
or fruit blended Into a liquid mix of goodness.
Day: Mondays Time: 10am
Ages: 50 - up
SENIORS LUNCH PROGRAM
A healthy lunch for seniors provided by Council on Aging.
Must be registered.
Location: Multi-purpose room
Ages: 55 - up
SENIOR EXERCISE
A short but hearty exercise for seniors usually led by a DVD
but occasionally taught by a seasoned professional.
Location: Gym
Days: M-F Time: 9:30 – 10:00am
Ages: 50 - up Cost: FREE
SPECIAL EVENTS
BLACK HISTORY CELEBRATION
After school youth spend the entire month of February
learning about black history and end the month with a play
about a famous figure in black history. Very entertaining.
Friday, February 26, 2016
Time: 5:00 – 6:30pm
TAI CHI FOR SENIORS
Seniors are lead through the slow moving exercise by a
trained professional.
Day: Monday Time: 9:30 – 10:00am
LEARN TO LINE DANCE (FOR SENIORS)
Seniors learn different Line Dances while enjoying good
music.
Location: Side room or Gym
Day: Wednesday Time: 9:30 – 10:00am
EASTER AT COBB
After school youth and area youth will hunt Easter eggs
on the Cobb playground.
Thursday, March 24, 2016
Time: 4:00 – 5:00pm Ages: 5 – 12
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PARKS &
FRICKER RESOURCE CENTER
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Thurs 8:00am-9:00pm
Friday 8:00am-8:00pm
Justin Pierce, Recreation Area Manager
[email protected]
LaToria English, Assistant Supervisor
[email protected]
900 North F Street • (850) 436-5195
YOUTH PROGRAMS
M, TU, W, TH, F
2:00pm-6:00pm
K-5th Grade
$25 City Resident per Month / $35 Non City per
Month
PLAY SCHOOL PROGRAM
M, TU, W, TH, F
8:00am-2:00pm
Ages: 3-5
YOUTH ATHLETICS
YOUTH BASKETBALL
M, TU, W, F
6:00pm-8:00pm
Ages: 4-14
$50 City Resident/ $55 Non City
SPRING BREAK CAMP
3/21-3/25
M, TU, W
7:30am-6:00pm
K-5th Grade
$40 City Resident / $48 Non City Resident
CITY COMPETITIVE
YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE
TU, TH, F
Time Varies
Ages: 12 & Under,
13 & Under,
14 & Under Divisions
$350 per Team
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ADULT ENRICHMENT
PSC GED PROGRAM
M, TU, W, TH
8:00am-12:00pm
Ages: 16-Up
Call for Pricing (850) 484-1000
PARKS &
TENNIS-4-EVERYONE
ADULT FITNESS
SONSHINE AEROBICS
TU, TH, F
6:30pm–8:00pm
Ages: 18–Up
Free
TABLE TENNIS
M, TH
6:00pm–9:00pm
Ages: 18–up
Free
OPEN GYM BASKETBALL
M, TU, W, TH, F
10:00am-2:00pm
Ages: 18-up
$1
CAPOEIRA MARTIAL ARTS
TU
7:00pm–8:00pm
Ages: 18–up
$30 per Month / $8 per Class
Tennis-4-Everyone is a nonprofit organization providing
year-round tennis instruction and academic tutoring
throughout the school year to youth in Pensacola.
Children attending summer camps at community centers in
the Pensacola area such as Cobb, Fricker, and Gull Point
Resource Centers, the Salvation Army and YMCA Langley
receive free tennis instruction. Tennis-4-Everyone coaches
and volunteers utilize the United States Tennis Association’s
“10 & Under” format, the latest method of teaching young
beginners. 10 & Under Tennis uses lighter racquets and
decompressed balls to allow for extended rallies almost
immediately even for beginners. Fun is had right away, and
children learn to love the sport of tennis - a healthy hobby
that can be enjoyed for a lifetime!
Each August, several participants are chosen for their
enthusiasm as well as their talent to receive “tennis
scholarships” in the form of free tennis lessons on Saturdays
throughout the school year.
Tennis-4-Everyone volunteer tutors and mentors work
throughout the school-year with kids in community center
after-care programs. Assistance with daily homework,
studying and remedial practice is provided. After schoolwork
is finished, the kids get to enjoy some tennis instruction and
play with their friends as a reward for a job well done!
Every year, Tennis-4-Everyone introduces over 200 children
to the fun and healthy sport of tennis. Studies have shown
that kids who participate in sports are less likely to turn to
unhealthy and dangerous alternatives in their teen years,
such as drugs, gangs and other criminal activities.
Please contact Rita Dotson if you are interested in learning
more about this wonderful program, would like to make a
financial contribution, or donate your time and talent as a
volunteer!
Rita Dotson, President
850.435.8890
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GULL
POINT
PARKS
&
RESOURCE
CENTER
GULF
POINT
PARKS
&
RESOURCE CENTER
Hours of Operation:
Monday
Hours of 9:00am-6:30pm
Operation:
Tuesday
9:00am-8:00pm
Mon-Thurs
9:00am-8:00pm
Friday
9:00am-5:30pm
Friday
9:00am-5:30pm
Betsy Huhn
Huhn -- Recreation
Recreation Supervisor
Supervisor
Betsy
[email protected]
[email protected]
Maggie Lochas
Lochas -- Program
Program Specialist
Specialist
Maggie
[email protected]
[email protected]
GULL POINT RESOURCE CENTER
7000
Spanish
• (850) CENTER
494-7360
GULL
POINTTrail
RESOURCE
7000 Spanish Trail • (850) 494-7360
ACTIVE ADULTS - FITNESS
ADULT TAP
TU
6:30pm–7:30pm
Ages: 16-up
$38.00 City per 8 week Session /
$48.00 Non City per 8 week Session
BELLY DANCE FITNESS
TU
6:30pm–8:00pm
Ages: 15-up
$65.00 City per 8 week Session /
$75.00 Non City per 8 week Session
YOUTH PROGRAMS
M,TU,W,TH,F
2:00pm – 6:00pm
Ages: K – 5th Grade
$45 City Resident per Week /
$55 Non City per Week
KENPO KARATE
TU,TH
5:30pm–6:30pm
Ages: 6-up
$50.00 City per Month /
$60.00 Non City per Month
DOG OBEDIENCE – BEGINNER
W
6:00pm–7:00pm
Ages: 18+
$120 City per 6 Week Session /
$130 Non City per 6 Week Session
KID’S YOGA
W
4:30pm–5:15pm
Ages: 8 – 16
$5.00 per Class
LITTLE DRAGONS KARATE
TU
4:45pm–5:30pm
Ages: 4 – 6
$35.00 City per Month /
$45.00 Non City per Month
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JAPANESE DANCERS
TH
11:00am–2:00pm
Ages: 18-up
Cost: TBA
GULL
POINT
PARKS
&
RESOURCE CENTER
PILATES ON THE BALL
W
6:30pm–7:30pm
Ages: 18+
$45 City Resident per 8 week Session /
$55 Non City per 8 week Session
T’AI CHI - INTERMEDIATE
TU
3:30pm–4:30pm
Ages: 16+
T’AI CHI - INTERMEDIATE
TU,TH
3:30pm–4:30pm
Ages: 16+
YOGA
SA
10:00am–11:15am
Ages: 13+
$5.00 per Class
CHAIR AEROBICS
M,W,F
9:30am–10:30am
Ages: 50-up
$2.00 per Class
MATURE ADULTS 50+
CONGREGATE MEALS
M-F
Gull Point is proud to be
Council on Aging Meal Site.
To reserve your lunch call
850-266-2512 by 12 noon
the day prior.
T’AI CHI - BEGINNER
W
Ages: 18+
$45 City Resident per 8 week
Session / $55 Non City per 8 week
Session
YOGA
W
6:00pm–7:00pm
Ages: 13+
$5.00 per Class
13 Winter & Spring
DANCING GRANNIES
TU
10:00am–12:00pm
Ages: 50-up
Cost: TBA
LINE DANCING
F
10:30am–11:30am
Ages: 18-up
$5.00 per Class
PARKS
DANCE &AT GULL POINT
Session Four: Registration February
15-26 Classes February 29-April 29
Recital May 7 Tech and rehearsal dates
May 5 & 6 All at University of West Florida
Mainstage Theatre
CLASS NAME
DAY(S) OF WK
4 & 5 Yr Old Ballet
Ballet One
Ballet-Pointe
Ballet Jazz Combo
Contemporary
Ballet Preschool
Ballet One
Ballet-Kindergarten
Ballet Four
Ballet-Lyrical
Ballet-Lyrical 2
Ballet-I/A
Company-Apprentice
Company-Junior
Company-Senior
Company-Technique
Hip Hop One
Hip Hop Vibe
Tap Jazz Combo 1
Tap Jazz Combo 2
Tap Jazz Combo Preteen
Tumbling-Beginner
Tumbling-I/A
Tumbling-Preschool
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
TIME(S)
4:00-4:30pm
4:15-5:00pm
6:30-7:30pm
4:00-4:45pm
6:00-7:00pm
3:30-4:00pm
5:00-5:45pm
5:15-6:00pm
5:30-6:30pm
6:00-7:00pm
7:00-8:00pm
6:30-7:30pm
4:30-5:30pm
5:30-6:30pm
6:00-7:00pm
7:00-8:00pm
4:45-5:30pm
7:00-8:00pm
4:00-5:00pm
5:00-6:00pm
5:30-6:30pm
4:30-5:15pm
7:00-8:00pm
4:00-4:30pm
AGES
4-5
6-9
14+
3-4
8-16
3-5
6-9
Kindergarten
10+
9+
9+
14+
By permission only
By permission only
By permission only
By permission only
7-10
8-12
4-6
10-12
10-13
6-9
9+
3-5
COST
$38 city/$48 non city
$76 city/$86 non city per 16 weeks
HOME OF THE GULL POINT PERFORMING DANCERS
Follow Gull Point Performing Dancers on Twitter and Instagrom @ gullpointdancers
and on Facebook at/Gull Point Performing Dancers
14 Winter & Spring
PARKS BEACH
&
SANDERS
- CORINNE
JONES RESOURCE CENTER
Hours of Operation:
Facility is subject to close during building rentals.
Sanders Beach - Corinne Jones
Resource Center
913 South I Street • (850) 436-5198
ACTIVE ADULTS
ZUMBA W/ VERONICA HELT
Zumba® is a fun upbeat exercise class
to get your body moving and heart
pumping.
TU, TH
5:30-6:30pm
Ages 18-up
$5/per class
ZUMBA W/ CAT
Cardio exercise
class featuring
Zumba, Zumba
Toning, and
Zumba Gold.
M, W, F
8:30-9:30am
Ages 18-up
$5/per class
Megan Jackson - Recreation Area Manager
[email protected]
Jovell Pineda - Program Specialist
[email protected]
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at SBCJPensacola!
BURLESQUE FITNESS
choreography with cardio training
and a total body workout.
M, W
5:30-6:30pm
Ages 18-up
$5/per class
POUND FITNESS
Incorporating weighted drumsticks
POUND transforms drumming into
an effective full-body workout.
Mondays
6:30-7:00pm
Ages 18-up
$5/per class
T’AI CHI
Exercise program
that improves
balance, strength,
exibility,mobility,
YOGA
DR.YOGA
DEMARIA
IN
THE W/
FLOW
and arthritis for
This class will take you from rhythmic
adults of all ages.
movements and laughter through flowing TU, TH
owing
yoga postures.
yoga
postures
with Dr. Michael DeMaria. 9:30-10:30am and 5:30-6:30pm
Mondays
1st Monday
Ages 18-up
5:30-6:30pm
$10/per class
5:30-6:30pm
Ages
18-up
Ages: 18-up
KENPO KARATE
$10/per class
class
$10/per
Chuan Fa Kenpo martial arts
MEDITATION
W/
DR.
DEMARIA
program striking, blocking, kicking,
PEACE WITHIN HEALING
Guided relaxing meditation
throwing, and use of improvised
MEDITATION
experience with Dr. Michael DeMaria.
tems
for self defense
Guided relaxing meditation experience
Bring blanket, pillow
TU,
TH
with Dr. Michael DeMaria. Bring blanket,
within.
6:00-7:15pm
pillow, and find peace within.
Wednesdays
Ages 18-up
2nd Monday
5:30-6:30pm
$10/per class
5:30-6:30pm
Ages 18-up
Ages 18-up
$10/per class
$10/per class
15 Winter & Spring
COUPLE’S DANCING
Instructional dance hour followed
by a social dance hour to practice
what you have learned.
W
6:30-9:30pm
Ages 18-up
$10/per class
MATURE ADULTS 50+
OVER 50 DANCE CLUB
Social Dance Night for ages
50 and above
TU
7:00-9:00pm
Ages 50-up
$5/member $7/non-member
BINGO
Ever rst Wednesday of the month
1:00-3:00pm
Ages 50-up
$0.50/per card
CRIBBAGE
Come enjoy time amongst friends
playing an enticing card game.
TU
9:00-3:00pm
Ages 18-up
Free
HAND AND FOOT
Come test your skills with friends at
our card game club.
M, TH
9:00am-3:00pm
Ages 50-up
Free
PARKS
&
THEOPHALIS
MAY
RESOURCE CENTER
For more information visit
www.syatigers.org
Programs offered by
The Southern Youth Sports Association
THEOPHALIS MAY RESOURCE CENTER
1301 West Gregory Street • (850) 438-6233
YOUTH PROGRAMS
RECREATIONAL YOUTH BASKETBALL
Ages 4-14
$65 Registration
YOUTH VOLLEYBALL
Ages 12-14
Free (Must purchase equipment & uniform)
COMPETITIVE YOUTH BASKETBALL
Grades 3rd-4th, 5th-6th, 7th-8th Girls/
5th-6th, 7th-8th Boys
PENSACOLA ELITE DANCE TEAM
Registration January 25th- February 8th 2016
Ages 6-14
ADULT PROGRAMS
OPEN GYM BASKETBALL
M, TU, W, TH, F
11:30am- 1:30pm
Ages 18 - Up
$1
ADULT EXERCISE & WALKING
TU
6pm-7pm
Ages 18 – Up
$25 per month
YOUNG ADULT BASKETBALL LEAGUE
TBA
Ages 18-Up
$300 per team
League play begins $300
GED PROGRAM
M, W
Ages 18- Up
16 Winter & Spring
PARKS &
MALCOLM YONGE GYM
Justin Pierce - Recreation Area Manager
[email protected]
ADULT FITNESS
FIGHT CAMP BOXING
M, TU, W, TH
6:00pm-7:00pm
Ages 12-up (Male)
$25 per month
MALCOLM YONGE GYM
925 E. Jackson Street • (850) 436-5195
YOUTH FITNESS
YOUTH FITNESS
FIT NATION
TU, TH
5:00pm-6:00pm
Ages: 7-12
$25 per month
FIGHT CAMP JUNIOR CLASS
SAT
6:00pm-7:00pm
Ages: 7-11
$20 per month
BOXER CORE (Ladies)
M, W, F
5:00pm-6:00pm /
SU
7:00pm-8:00pm
Ages: 16–up
$25 per month
EAST
PENSACOLA
HEIGHTS
PARKS
&
CLUBHOUSE
Available for rentals for wedding receptions,
baby showers, birthday parties, family reunions
and much more.
EAST PENSACOLA HEIGHTS CLUBHOUSE
3208 E. Gonzalez Street • (850) 435-1751
Thomas Brame - Recreation Area Manager
[email protected]
ADULT FITNESS
FITNESS WITH MARY FRANCES
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY
Body Sculpt 9:00-10:00am Sculpt 8:00-8:30am Body Sculpt 9:00-10:00am
Cost: All 3 Days $40 per month or 2 Days for $30 per month or $8 per class
Pilates Barre 10:15-11:15am Pilates 8:30-9:00am Classical Pilates 10:15-11:15am
Cost: All 3 Days $40 per month or 2 Days for $30 per month or $8 per class
For more information call
Bundle and Save: All 3 Days Sculpt & Pilates $70 per month or
Mary Frances at (850) 255-1500
2 Days Sculpt & Pilates for $55 per month
ZUMBA WITH JANETTE
Bring water, towel and get ready to sweat! Beginners welcome!
For more information call
Janette at 850-324-5858
M,W
or visit
5:45pm
$5 drop in rate-No membership, no commitment, no sign up fees.
17 Winter & Spring
ADULT ENRICHMENT
CLASSES
ART WITH FULLER BROWN
TU, TH
9:00am-4:00pm
$15 per class
ART WITH MADELINE
BURKE-FANNING
Wednesdays
10:00am-1:00pm and
1:30pm-4:30pm
$65 per month (includes supplies)
PARKS &
VICKREY RESOURCE CENTER
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Thur 9:00am-8:00pm
Friday
9:00am-6:00pm
Closed on weekends.
[email protected]
Addie Quina - Assistant Supervisor
[email protected]
YOUTH PROGRAMS
SHOTOKAN KARATE
Authentic, traditional martial arts
instruction. Emphasis is on developing
a strong lower body and utilizing foot
and hand techniques in about equal
portions. Open to new students.
Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays
6:00-7:00pm
Ages 8-up
$40 per month
GALACTIC CHILD YOGA
Galactic Child Yoga classes focus on
body awareness, breath, emotional
intelligence, and essential connections.
Sessions: 1/13-2/10 ; 2/17-3/16
Wednesdays
4:45-5:45pm for ages 3-6
6:00-7:00pm for ages 7-12
$45 for 5 weeks
TRANQUIL TOTS YOGA
WITH MOMMY
A supportive, fun-loving, and active
yoga class for toddlers.This class
combines unique yoga poses with
songs, stories, and games to create an
enriching parent/child activity.
Sessions: 1/14-2/11 ; 2/18-3/17
Thursdays
10:15-11:00am
Ages 1-3
$45 for 5 weeks
2130 Summit Blvd • (850) 912-4056
ADULT ENRICHMENT
EASY WEED-FREE NO-TILL ORGANIC GARDENING CLASS
Four-lesson basic organic gardening
class. Advanced gardening and
other homesteading classes
including chicken keeping and bee
keeping are also offered.
Days vary
Times vary
18-up
$50 / session or $25 / single class
ADULT FITNESS
BREATHE ADULT YOGA
If you are looking for a beginning
yoga class with an element of
challenge, this class is for you. No
prior experience needed. Students
are encouraged to explore static
postures as well as dynamic
flowing movements while working
to increase flexibility, strength, and
balance.
Sessions: 1/14-2/11 ; 2/18-3/17
Thursdays 9:00-10:00am
18-up
$45 for 5 weeks
AFTER SCHOOL
The After School Program will start at the beginning of the 2016-17
School Year. Gull Point Resource Center is currently offering this program
for students who attand Cordova Park and Scenic Heights Elementary.
18 Winter & Spring
CIZE
The newest cardio dance workout
with step-by-step choreography to
torch calories while having fun.
Thursdays
6:00-7:00pm
18-up
$5 per class
POUND W/ ALYSSA
POUND is a full-body cardio jam
session, combining light resistance
with constant simulated drumming.
The workout fuses cardio, Pilates,
isometric movements, plyometrics
and Isometric poses.
Mondays 6:00-7:00pm
Thursdays 9:30-10:30am
18-up
$5 per class
PARKS &
TURBOKICK
A combination of cardio kickboxing and dance. This
fat-blasting, ab-defining cardio workout that is sweeping
the nation’s health clubs and allows you to burn up to
1,000 calories an hour! A mix of kickboxing and simple
dance grooves set to heart pounding dance music that
will have you looking forward to your next workout!
Tuesdays
6:00-7:00pm
18-up
$5 / class
KETTLEBELL AMPD
Challenge your inner athlete as you push through a
combination of body weight exercises, intervals, partner
challenges, and more in this fat and calorie crusher!
Suitable for all fitness levels.
Wednesdays
9:30-10:30am
18-up
$5 per class
R.I.P.P.E.D.
Resistance, Intervals, Power, Plyometrics, Endurance and
Diet all in 55 minutes. Once the music starts you will
be locked into a high intensity workout that masterfully
combines an easy, yet effective cardiovascular routine
interlaced with body moving. Suitable for ALL fitness
levels.
Mondays 9:30-10:30am with Alyssa
Wednesdays 6:00-7:00pm with Tami
18-up
$5 / class
PIYO
A low impact, high intensity, Pilates and Yoga inspired
workout that burns fat, defines every inch of your body,
and increases your flexibility without weights or jumping.
Tuesdays
9:30-10:30am
18-up
$5 per class
T’AI CHI WITH THE VA
An ancient Chinese tradition that involves a series of
movements performed in a slow, focused manner and
accompanied by deep breathing and is offered with the
VA for veterans.
Tuesdays and Thursdays
11:00–12:00noon
50-u
MATURE ADULTS 50+
ZUMBA GOLD
Mondays and Thursdays
9:30-10:30am
50-up
$5 per class
SENIOR STRENGTH AND BALANCE
A low impact, low intensity class that will help
improve balance, strength and endurance.
Wednesdays
10:45-11:30am
50-up
$5 per class
SIT AND STAY FIT
Get fit and stay fit! We will use a chair to either sit in
and exercise or stand behind and use it for balance.
Build strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, gain
more movement from your joints and improve your
posture.
Fridays
10:00-11:00am
50-up
$25 per month
WEIGHT ROOM
Our weight room is open to the public during normal
operating hours.
FREE for users age 50-up
$1 per day/$10 per month
Users age 14-16 must be accompanied by an adult.
MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES
4th Wednesday of the month
10:00am-2:30pm
50-up
19 Winter & Spring
WOODLANDS
HEIGHTS
PARKS &
RESOURCE CENTER
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri 9:00am-9:00pm
[email protected]
LaToria English - Assistant Supervisor
[email protected]
WOODLAND HEIGHTS RESOURCE CENTER
111 Berkley Drive • (850) 435-1750
YOUTH PROGRAMS
AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM
Days: Mon- Fri Jan 6-May 29
Time: 2:00- 6:00pm
Ages 5-12
$5 per week
BELMONT YOUTH BAND
Youth can learn to play an instrument in
a structured setting. This group performs
at various functions around the city and
some out-of-town trips.
Day: Sat Time: 10:00am-1:00pm
Ages 8-18
Free
COOKING CLASS
Day: Wednesdays Time: 6:00-7:00pm
Ages 7+
Free
F.R.A.M.E
These activity-driven classes provide
parents with lesson plans to prepare
their children for kindergarten.
Sponsored by the Escambia County
School System
Days: Tue-Thur Time: 10:00am
Ages 1-4
Free
MOMMY’S MORNING OUT
Activities include arts and crafts, games
and learning activities. Children must be
potty trained.
Days: Mon-Fri Jan 12-May 15
Time: 9:00am-12:00 noon
Ages 3-5
FREE
MOMMY SUPPORT GROUP
90 WORKS HEALTHY
FAMILIES-ESCAMBIA
Workshops to help new parents with
common concerns such as: bonding
with your baby, health, positive
discipline and fun educational
activities with your baby.
Day: 4th Friday of the month
Time: 11:30am-1:00pm
Expectant mothers and
babies under 3 years.
Free
MOVEMENT FOR CHANGE
Drop-out Prevention Intervention
Enrichment Services. Assisting
children and including parents to
help improve school success.
Days: Tues & Thurs Jan20-May 8
Time: 5:00-7:00pm
Ages: 13-17
Free
20 Winter & Spring
MYSTIC
Open for teen girls to exercise and make
new friends to rhythmic steps.
Day: Fridays Time: 6:00-8:00pm
Ages 12+
Free
STR8-UP TEEN
PEER EDUCATORS
Day: Fridays
Ages 12+
Free
Time: 6:00-8:00pm
YOUTH COUNCIL
Teen group meets each week to learn skills
necessary to be productive members of
the community.
Days: 2nd & 4th Mondays
Time: 6:00-8:00pm
Ages 12+
Free
WOODLANDS
HEIGHTS
PARKS &
RESOURCE CENTER
SENIOR CHAIR AEROBICS WITH BILLY LEWIS
This class is designed for seniors to keep moving and
add to their range of motion. Seniors exercise at their
own pace with w positive environment for their specific
fitness needs.
Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays
Ages 50+
$3
STANDARD KEEPERS
Day: Mondays
Time: 6am-8pm
Ages 18+
Free
ADULT PROGRAMS
BINGO
Day: Wednesdays
Time:10:00am-12:00 noon
Ages 18+
$0.50 per card
COMPUTER CLASS
Day: Mondays Time: 5:00-6:30pm
Ages 18+
Free
KICK BOXING WITH
BILLY LEWIS
TAI CHI FOR ARTHRITIS
Tai Chi for Arthritis uses gentle routines that are safe,
easy to learn, and suitable for every fitness level.
Days: Mondays and Thursdays
Time: 9:30-10:30am
Ages 18+
WEIGHT ROOM
Get fit and tone up. Our fitness center has the equipment
for aerobic and anaerobic exercise to reshape your body.
Exercise at your own pace without the pressures of other
fitness centers.
Days: Mon- Fri
Time: 9:00am-9:00pm
Ages 18+
$1/day or $10/month
Get in shape while learning the art of kickboxing.
Former professional boxer and champion Billy Lewis
will provide the instruction in this fun-filled exercise
program.
Day: Mondays Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
Ages 16+
$ 5 per class
OPEN GYM-BASKETBALL
Days: Tues-Fri
Time: 6:00-9:00pm
Sundays
2:30-4:30pm
Ages 18+
$1
PICKLEBALL
Days: Mondays and Wednesdays
Free
21 Winter & Spring
PARKSATHLETICS
&
Cheryl Fox - Athletic Superintendent
[email protected]
(850) 912-4109
FACILITIES:
Exchange Park
3200 East Lakeview Avenue
Mike DeSorbo - Park Manager
[email protected]
Roger Scott Athletic Complex
2130 Summit Blvd
North Pensacola Optimist
Club Youth Soccer
Location: Roger Scott Athletic Complex
Season Dates: March19 - May14, 2016
Registration: January1 - March 1, 2016
Ages: 4-15 (cannot be 15 after Aug 1, 2015)
Cost: $65 for City residents /
$75 for non-City residents,
$28 uniforms if needed
Call (850) 937-0111 or visit
www.pensacolayouthsoccer.com
for more info.
YOUTH ATHLETICS
Bill Bond Baseball and T-Ball
Pre-Season Clinics beginning in
January/February.
Location: Roger Scott Athletic Complex
Season Dates: March 1- May 15, 2016
Registration: Ends January 31, 2016
Ages: 5-14
$200 for non-City residents.
Multi-child discounts available.
For more info visit BillBond.org.
Girls Fast Pitch Softball
Location: Exchange Park
Season Dates: March14 - May 28, 2016
Registration: January 4 - February12, 2016
Ages: 7-16
$93 for non-City residents
Girls Volleyball
Location: Vickrey Resource Center
Season Dates: March14 - May 28, 2016
Registration: January 4 - February12, 2016
Ages: 9-14
$83 for non-City residents
22 Winter & Spring
PARKSATHLETICS
&
West Side Sports
Location: Fricker Resource Center
Justin Pierce - Recreation Area Manager/West Side Sports
[email protected]
Mark Your Calendars with Registration Dates for Spring Sports Played
through West Side Sports!
SportRegistration Dates
Location
RBI Baseball
February 1-28, 2016 Fricker Resource Center
Rec League Baseball/Softball February 1-28, 2016 Fricker Resource Center
ADULT ATHLETICS
The City of Pensacola organizes
sports leagues for adults ages 18
and older throughout the year. The
Spring Leagues will run March 14
to the end of May with all games
played at Exchange Park.
Facilities: Exchange Park
3200 East Lakeview Avenue
Register February1- March1
for the Spring Leagues!
Softball (Year-Round) Co-Ed & Men’s Softball
Cost: $330 per team/
$10 per player
(extra fee for non-city residents)
23 Winter & Spring
Co-Ed Kickball (Year-Round)
Note: Half of the players on each
team must be female. The pitcher
must be a male and the catcher must
be a female. At bat, you must rotate
male, female.
Cost: $225 per team/
$10 per player
(extra fee for non-city residents)
OSCEOLA
PARKS
& MUNICIPAL
GOLF COURSE
Open 7 Days a Week 7:00am – 5:00pm
Adrian Stills - Golf Course Pro & General Manager
[email protected]
Eddie Daigle - Golf Course Superintendent
[email protected]
OSCEOLA MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE
300 TONAWANDA DRIVE • (850) 453-7599
OsceolaGolf.com
DAILY RATE: 18 HOLES WITH CART
Monday-Sunday: $27.80 plus tax
DAILY RATE: 9 HOLES WITH CART
Monday – Sunday: $15.02 plus tax
DRIVING RANGE / BUCKET OF BALLS
Monday – Sunday: $6.00
PARKS
CLASSES &&GROUPS
OSCEOLA MEN’S
GOLF ASSOCIATION (OMGA)
Day: 2nd Saturday of each month
Time: 8:30am – 12:00pm
Ages: 18+
$15 per Game (must be a member)
LADIES GOLF CLINICS
Day: Saturdays
Time: 12:00-2:00pm
Ages: 18+
$150 for five weeks or
$35 per class
LESSONS & CLINICS
Tuesday-Saturday 8:00am-5:00pm
Lessons must be booked through the
Osceola Golf Course.
Private lessons cost $35 per hour
or a 5 Lesson Package can be
purchased for $150.
Lessons are open to all ages and all
experience levels.
Group lessons start at $35 an hour
with a $10 additional charge
per person.
(Includes 1.5 hour class and lite lunch)
BILL JONES
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Bill Jones tournament is a points
event whereas players earn pts with
every bogey, par, birdie or eagles.
Open to all, based on handicap.
Day: Every Thurs.
Time: 8:30am
LET US HOST YOUR
COMPANY OR
FUNDRAISING
TOURNAMENT.
Contact the Pro Shop for
rates and availability.
(850) 435-7599
24 Winter & Spring
FIRST TEE CLASSES
Call the First Tee office at
(850) 456-7010 for details
such as days, times, and cost
or visit them online at
TheFirstTeeNWFlorida.org.
PARKS
&
ROGER
SCOTT
TENNIS CENTER
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri:
8:00am-9:00pm
Saturdays: 8:00am-5:00pm
Sundays: 12:00pm-5:00pm
ROGER SCOTT TENNIS CENTER
2130 SUMMIT BOULEVARD, BLDG #3 • (850) 912-4103
www.rogerscotttennis.com
Roger Scott Tennis Center
has 18 hard courts, and
10 rubico-clay courts, and
2 hitting walls on site.
A court membership is available to
purchase saving you money if you
play frequently. Members do not pay
court fees. Non-members must pay a
court fee to use the tennis courts. An
additional benefit to “paying ahead
for court fees” is the ability to reserve
court time 48 hours in advance.
Court Reservations are made in 1.5
hour time blocks.
McCLELLAND TENNIS ACADEMY
LESSONS AND TEAM CLINICS
One hour or 30 minute private lessons
and team clinics are available and must
be booked by the Roger Scott Tennis
Center and/or the teaching pro(s) who is
teaching the lessons/clinic. Lessons/clinics may have up to 6 people participating
per teaching pro.
Mon-Fri8:00am-9:00pm
Saturday
8:00am-5:00pm
Sunday12noon-5:00pm
All ages
$53-$55 per hour
JUNIORS INFO AND CLINICS
COURT FEES – CLAY COURTS
Monday – Friday until 6:00pm Adults: $11
Youth: $7
Monday – Friday after 6:00pm Adults: $12
Youth: $8
Saturdays –Sunday
Adults: $12
Youth: $8
COURT FEES – HARD COURTS
Monday – Friday until 6:00pm Adults: $7
Youth: $5
Monday – Friday after 6:00pm Adults: $8
Youth: $6
Saturdays –Sunday
Adults: $8
Youth: $6
Taking high performance juniors who are
ready to battle and work to get to the
next level! We travel all over Florida and
the Southeast to play tournaments on the
weekend! If you are interested in getting
yourself or child to the next level contact
Academy Director William McClelland
at 251-232-4800!
Monday-Thursday 4:00pm-6:00pm
Ages: 8-up
Weekly, monthly, quarterly and part-time
rates available.
(See rate sheet at the tennis center.)
KIDS NIGHT OUT
Drop off the kids for a fun evening with
tennis, food, games and fun!
RSVP by the Friday at noon at RSTC desk or
online at www.rogerscotttennis.com.
We encourage RSVP’s, but always welcome
walk-ins! Check each event status on our
Roger Scott Junior Tennis facebook page.
(Event status subject to change due to
weather.) For more information, contact
Josh Koivu 517-672-6069.
Dates: 2/19, 3/18, 4/15, 5/20, 6/17,
7/22, 8/19, 9/16, 10/21.
Held almost every Gallery Night!
Time: 6pm-9:30pm
Ages: 6-14
$20 per child
ADULT FITNESS
RED BALL
Kids will love this innovative program
utilizing the USTA 10 & under format to
introduce them to the game of tennis.
Tuesday, Thursday (6-week sessions)
3:30pm-4:30pm
Ages: 5-8
$15/day, $66 per session (1 day/week),
$99 per session (2 day/week)
ORANGE BALL AND GREEN BALL
Kids will love this innovative program
continuing the USTA Youth Tennis Pathway.
Tuesday, Thursday (6-week sessions)
4:30pm-6:00pm
Ages: 9-14
$20/day, $99 per session (1 day/week),
$144 per session (2 day/week)
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L8 and L9
JUNIOR TOURNAMENTS
This is a great way for youth tennis players
to gain competitive experience on the
court. Using the red, orange, green and
yellow balls, kids can play in a no pressure
environment. Register at www.usta.com,
select Tennislink, select Junior Tournaments,
type 32503, select All Juniors.
L9 3/25, L8 4/8 4:00pm-6:00pm
PARKS
&
ROGER
SCOTT
TENNIS CENTER
ADULT TENNIS PROGRAM
BEGINNERS CLINIC
Thursdays6:00pm-7:00pm
Saturdays8:00am-9:00am
Ages: 18-up
$15 per clinic
WOMEN’S CLINIC
Monday6:00pm-7:00pm
Saturday9:00am-10:30am
10:30am-12noon
Ages: 18-up
$20 per clinic
MEN’S CLINIC
Tuesday 6:00pm-7:00pm
Saturday9:00pm-10:30am
10:30pm-12noon
Ages: 8-up
$20 per clinic
NOW OPEN AT ROGER SCOTT TENNIS CENTER
A distinctly southern café
Hours of Operation
Mon-Fri 10am-1pm & 5pm-9pm
Ask about our Soup of the Moment!
FUN PLAY FOR ADULTS
ADULT MIXERS
Food and Drink specials provided by
Southern Ladle. Music, door prizes and
lots of fun tennis!
Friday 6:00-9:00pm/Dates TBD
Sunday 1:00-4:00pm/Dates TBD
$10 RSTC members / $15 non-members
Visit www.rogerscottennis.com for dates.
ADULT QUADS
Quads is a ladder system consisting of 6
weeks. Each night you will rotate and play
with every person on your court.
The person with the most points will
advance a court and the person with the
least points will move down a court the
following week. Check at RSTC to see
when a new session is starting.
You may also sign up as a substitute.
FOLLOW
ROGER SCOTT
TENNIS CENTER
ON FACEBOOK
Women’s Tuesday 6:30-9:00pm
Men’s Thursday 6:30-9:00pm
Ages: 18-up
$25 RSTC members
$25 non-members
plus $48 court fees
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PARKS
&
ROGER
SCOTT
TENNIS CENTER
PSA JUNIOR COLLEGE EVENT
(new event… waiting on info this week! 10/12/15)
3/17-3/20
8:00am-5:00pm
PUZZLE PIECE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
This one day Men’s and Women’s doubles event will
benefit the B.I.G. Autism Foundation.
Date: 4/9
PINK RIBBON TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Pensacola’s favorite all ladies tennis tournament!
Always a weekend full of great tennis, food, silent
auction and FUN! All proceeds stay in Pensacola to
fund mammograms and treatments for women and men
who can’t afford to pay for themselves. There will be
a sign-up day in February at Roger Scott Tennis Center.
Look for details at pinkribbontennis.com.
Dates: 4/21-23
Congratulations Roger Scott Tennis Center-USTA
Florida Member Organization of the Year!
TOURNAMENTS
BLUE ANGEL HIGH SCHOOL SOUTHERN
INVITATIONAL
Invited High School Teams from around the South will
compete in this event. Washington High and Catholic High
Schools co-host this high-school tennis tournament.
Dates: 3/4-5
8:00am-5:00pm
PENSACOLA OPEN WHEELCHAIR TOURNAMENT
An International Event that brings the best of the
paraplegic and quadriplegic tennis to the Gulf Coast.
3/9-13
8:00am-5:00pm
USTA
January – April
65 & Over Men/Women
55 & Over Men/Women
40 & Over Mixed
Contact: Tami & Calvin Moore [email protected]
April – May
40 & Over Men/Women
Contact: Terry Thrash [email protected]
Event dates subject to change.
Look on FB for up-to-date information.
Facebook: Florida Escambia League Tennis
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VINCE&J. WHIBBS SR.
PARKS
COMMUNITY MARITIME PARK
Erik Wortendyke-Special Events Coordinator
[email protected]
Justin Paul-Program Manager
[email protected]
SPECIAL EVENTS
FITNESS REVOLUTION
Join us for our Free New Year’s Revolution Fitness
program. Don’t just have a journey with fitness,
Have a Revolution! Call 850-436-5670 for more
information
Every Saturday in January
9:00am-12:00pm
Open to all ages
FREE
VINCE J. WHIBBS SR.
300 BLOCK W. MAIN STREET •(850) 436-5676
DOUBLE BRIDGE RUN
The Pensacola Double Bridge Run 10-15K carries
runners over two bridges, across Pensacola Bay
and Santa Rosa Sound. It will run from downtown
Pensacola onto Pensacola Beach.
Saturday 02/13
7:00am Start time
Open to all ages
To Register go to www.doublebridgerun.com
THE COLOR VIBE 5K
The Color Vibe is the best 5k run where you’ll get
covered with vibrantly awesome colors and have a
blast as you get color thrown all over you!
Saturday 02/27
9:00am - noon
Open to all ages
For more information, please go to
www.thecolorvibe.com
Photo courtesy of Wrong Bros.Flight Training
MARITIME DE LUNA DUATHLON
The Race will be a fun event for kids and their families that will
promote a healthy, active lifestyle. Please call 850-266-3098
for more information
SUNDAY 03/06
8:00 – 10:30am
6-15
To Register go to trigulfcoast.org
CONNECT WITH US:
pensacolacommunitymaritimepark.com or
facebook.com/communitymaritimepark
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VINCE&J. WHIBBS SR.
PARKS
JDRF ONE WALK, PENSACOLA
This event is a Fundraising walk. All
funds raised will support type I diabetes
research. Please call 904-739-2102 for
more information
Saturday 04/16
8:00am - noon
Open to all ages
Free
MARCH OF DIMES WALK
BATTLE OF THE BADGES
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office and
the Pensacola Police Department are
hosting the 2nd annual Battle of the
Badges softball game at Pensacola
Blue Wahoos Stadium.
Saturday 03/12
8:00am – 5:00pm
Open to all ages
FREE
TOUCH-A-TRUCK
Come and climb on and explore some of
your child’s favorite vehicles including fire
engines, police cars and construction trucks.
Please call 850-436-5670 for
more information
Saturday 03/12
10:00am – 2:00pm
Open to all ages
Free
17TH ANNUAL PENSACOLA
KIDS’ FISHING CLINIC
The children will visit stations to learn
how to tie knots, safely use the rod and
reel, handle fish and how to not pollute
the water and conserve our natural
resources. After going to all stations
the children will get their rods and
reels and go fishing. Please call
850-384-7512 for more information.
Saturday 04/09
9:00am - noon
4-14
FREE
A BARK TO REMEMBER
Join Gulf Coast Health Care a pet-friendly
event to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association.
There will be canine contests, health care
awareness information, along with local
vendors. Please call 850-430-0164 for
more information
Saturday 04/02
10:00am – 2:00pm
Open to all ages
Free
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March for Babies is the longest-running
and most widely recognized walking event
in the nation. Please call 850-785-6460
for more information.
Saturday 04/23
8:00 – 10:00am
Open to all ages
Free
BURGER BATTLE BY THE BAY
A Burger Cook-off where contestants will
cook burgers and be judged by both a
tasting panel and the public. Come out
and vote for your favorite burger! For more
information, please call 850-232-5507 or
go to www.burgerbattlebythebay.com
Saturday 04/30
11:00am – 3:00pm
Open to all ages
$10 in advance, $20 at the gate
PLAY&PENSACOLA
PARKS
SPECIAL EVENTS
EASTER EGG HUNT
Mark your calendars because the
Easter Bunny is coming to town! Join us for a day of
FUN with Easter Egg Hunts, music, carnival games,
face painting, bubble stations, inflatable bouncers,
and get your picture taken with the Easter Bunny.
Roger Scott Athletic Complex
Saturday, March 19
10:00am – 2:00pm
All Ages;
Egg Hunt Ages: Stroller – 13
Free with a donation of a nonperishable food item for Manna
Food Pantries.
MORE COMMUNITY
EVENTS
Krewe of Lafitte Illuminated
Mardi Gras Parade
TOUCH A TRUCK
(with Battle of the Badges)
Friday, February 5
8:00 pm in Downtown Pensacola
Grand Mardi Gras Parade
Children will get the chance to explore
and climb on some of their favorite
vehicles including fire engines, police
cars and construction trucks.
Community Maritime Park
Saturday, March 12
10:00am – 2:00pm
Open to all ages
Free admission
Saturday, February 6
2:00 pm in Downtown Pensacola
PensaCruise
Saturday, March 19
Commendencia Slip
Pensacola Jazz Festival
April 2-3
Seville Square
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PARKS & ON PARKS
SPOTLIGHT
GRANT AWARDED FOR “CHAPPIE” JAMES, JR. MUSEUM
City of Pensacola officials were recently notified that the Florida Department
of Environmental Protection has approved a grant proposal to develop a
low impact stormwater retrofit of the parking area and site of the proposed
General Daniel Chappie James, Jr. Museum.
The grant proposal “Stormwater Retrofit Chappie James Home (historic
site)” is for a total of $100,000 grant funds and $75,000 match funds
for funding consideration from the Short term Section 319(h) grant
administered by the Nonpoint Source Management Section.
The grant awarded by FDEP will allow the City to move forward with phase
one of the project which includes the low impact stormwater retrofit of the
parking area and site which is currently a city park. Future phases would
include funds to renovate and activate the historic home and birth site of
America’s first African-American Four Star General to house a state-of-theart museum and youth flight academy. Funding for the remaining phases is
being sought through Escambia County RESTORE funds and the Eastside
Redevelopment Trust Fund.
City Revitalization Coordinator, Helen Gibson said this project will contribute to community revitalization of the Eastside
Redevelopment district and support tourism development. “In addition to providing an educational venue for visitors to understand
the early history of a historical African-American military man, this grant will also allow the project to be developed as a model for
on-site stormwater mitigation,” Gibson said. Ideally projects such as the “Chappie” James, Jr. Museum can help shift community
perception of stormwater mitigation from large treatment facilities, solely, to include individual contributions that can be made by
every property owner.
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PARKS
&
OUTDOOR
PURSUITS
PROGRAM
Northwest Florida is rich in outdoor experiences to suit
a variety of ages and interests. At Play Pensacola Parks and
Recreation we encourage everyone to GET OUT AND PLAY
in nature to engage your senses, spend quality time with
family, relax, unwind, and to expand your imagination.
Whether you’re wanting to take a walk on a trail, canoe or
kayak one of our scenic rivers, discover wildlife living in the
urban forest, or hunt and fish chances are you won’t have to
go too far. Our mild climate lends the opportunity to enjoy
outdoor activities year-round and your next adventure is only
limited by your imagination.
We offer a variety of opportunities to enjoy guided nature
experiences with the Outdoor Pursuits Program. Seasonal
offerings provide youth and families new ways to discover
why our beautiful Pensacola Bay Area is the perfect place to
Get Out and Play.
To start your adventure please call or email Tim at
[email protected] or call 436-5678.
Outdoor Day Camps
Looking for a fun activity for your child on a day
they don’t have school!! Let them spend the day
fishing, learning archery, or playing sports outside
with Outdoor Pursuits coordinator Tim Land.
Min. 6, Max. 15 participants.
Pre-register 7 days before camps begin.
Dates: 2/15
8:00am-4:30pm
Ages: 6-14
$20 per child
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PARKS
&
FACILITY
RENTALS
The City of Pensacola Parks & Recreation Department administers municipal leisure facilities that provide the
best possible year—round services for private and public events. All facility rentals include a kitchen, tables,
chairs, and a rental manager during your rental. The rental manager will set up your tables and chairs to your
specifications. Rental times must include your individual set up time and break down time, such as decorations.
AUDITORIUM - Max 150 People
2000 East Lloyd Street
Pensacola, Florida 32503
(850) 436-5190
$75 refundable deposit
$75 Per hour plus tax (minimum or 3 hours)
EAST PENSACOLA HEIGHTS
CLUBHOUSE - Max 80 People
3208 East Gonzales Street
(850) 912-4056
GULL POINT RESOURCE CENTER
- Max 70 People
7000 Spanish Trail Road
(850) 494-7360
$100 Refundable Deposit
$64 per hour plus tax (minimum of 3 hours)
GYMNASIUM -- Max 350 People
(850) 436-5182
GYMNASIUM –Max 350 People
(850) 436-5195
MALCOLM YONGE GYMNASIUM
- Max 225 People
925 East Jackson Street
(850) 436-5195
MULTIPURPOSE ROOM - Max 110 People
(850) 436-5182
SOCIAL HALL - Max 100 People
SANDERS BEACH-CORINNE JONES
RESOURCE CENTER BALLROOM
- Max 350 People
913 South “I” Street
(850) 436-5198
$215 per hour plus tax for the first 3 hours
$165 per hour plus tax after the first 3 hours
$1,400 plus tax for 8 hour package
(850) 436-5195
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- Max 275 People
(Opened Fall 2015)
2130 Summit Boulevard
(850) 912-4056
PARKS
&
FACILITY
RENTALS
GYMNASIUM
- Max 500 People
111 Berkley Drive
(850) 435-1750
MULTIPURPOSE ROOM
- Max 75 People
111 Berkley Drive
(850) 435-1750
$75 Refundable deposit
BAYVIEW PARK RENTALS
2000 East Llyod Street
(850) 436-5190
BAYVIEW PIER
$100 Per Hour Plus Tax
Located on the Bayou Texar
Tables and Chairs not included
PAVILION 1 (L-SHAPED)
$50 plus tax per 5 hour time block
Time Blocks: 8:00am-1:00pm and
2:00pm-7:00pm
10 Picnic tables, grill included, located in
front of the play ground
PAVILIONS 3 AND 4
$25 Plus tax per 5 hour time block
2:00pm-7:00pm
5 Tables, grill included, facing the
Bayou Texar
PAVILIONS 5 AND 6
$25 Plus tax per 5 hour time block
2:00pm-7:00pm
4 Tables, grill included, facing the
Bayou Texar
PAVILIONS 8 - 13
First Come, first serve basis
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Parks & Recreation / www.playpensacola.com
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