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Medford Parks & Recreation | 2016 Fall Program Guide
KIDS
FAMILIES
ADULTS
EVENTS
AQUATICS
DIRECTOR’S
MESSAGE
BRIAN SJOTHUN | PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR | CITY OF MEDFORD
Another summer has come and gone and the Parks &
Recreation Department wishes to thank the community
for your support in setting record attendance marks for
many of the programs and events offered. We would
also like to thank our business sponsors that helped
support such events as; Rogue Credit Union Movies in
the Park and Family Fun Nights, State Farm – Summer
Concert Series and Litha Auto Group for the activities at
Pear Blossom Park.
I would also like to recognize the work of the Medford
Parks and Recreation Foundation. This non-profit
has been providing financial support for scholarships
and park improvements since 2005. Through the
organizations efforts in the past year, the department
received a $20,105 grant to provide scholarships for
Medford children to attend programs. This funding will
provide for over 500 youth to participate in swim and
tennis lessons as well as opportunities to attend our day
camp programs. Since 2005, the Medford Parks and
Recreation Foundation has provided nearly $165,000 to
help with program registration assistance. Please feel
free to visit: www.medfordparksfoundation.org in order
to see how you may assist this group.
The 2016 Leisure Services Plan is complete and this
document provides a “road map” for the department
to follow over the next decade. As you probably know,
addressing a need for an indoor aquatic center is high
on the list of identified projects. Over the next few
months, staff will be working with the Parks & Recreation
Commission and City Council to develop a funding plan
that could utilize existing revenues to cover the cost of
construction. This would not require additional property
taxes. We hope to have a final recommendation on the
type of facility and funding plan to present to the Council
and community by early 2017.
Mission Statement
Creating Healthy Lives, Happy People and a Strong
Community.
Vision
We provide a system of attractive, safe, clean,
accessible, interconnected parks throughout the
city and coordinate a variety of passive and active
recreational activities.
MEDFORD PARKS & RECREATION: CAPRA ACCREDITED
CAPRA accreditation assures the general public, policy makers and taxpayers that MPRD delivers a high
level of quality and operates in accordance with industry standards of excellence. The City of Medford
is only the second parks and recreation agency in Oregon and just the 109th in the country to earn the
prestigious distinction. CAPRA certification is valid for five years. Benefits of going through the certification
process are:
• Formalization of operational procedures.
• Creation or discovery of operational efficiencies.
• Sharpening of the department’s focus on how to address community needs.
• Augmentation of funding solicitation and justification.
Cover Photos: Michael D. Davis
To Register — Visit: 701 N. Columbus Ave., Medford, OR 97501 | Web: www.playmedford.com | Call: 541-774-2400
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REGISTER & PAYMENT
Pre-registration with payment is required for all activities,
except where noted.
Online: Playmedford.com Click the link for ‘Register
Now’. Pay by credit card
Walk-in: Santo Community Center, Medford Parks &
Recreation Dept.
Mail: 701 N. Columbus Ave. Medford, OR 97501
Do not mail cash!
Phone: Call 541.774.2400 Pay by credit card
Fax: Send to 541.774.2560 Pay by credit card
Receipts are mailed or emailed to you for phone,
fax and mail registrations
Checks & Money Orders: Payable to City of Medford
Cash: In-person only
Cards: Debit, Visa or Mastercard
Scholarships & Gift Certificates: Ask us about available
options!
Cancellations & Refunds: Submit requests during
normal business hours.
MPRD CLASS SCHOLARSHIPS
Youth scholarships for select Medford Parks & Recreation
classes are available for Medford residents or students who
attend 549C schools. These scholarships are made possible
by the Medford Parks and Recreation Foundation.
MANERAS DE REGISTRAR
Teléfono: Llámenos al 541-774-2400 y pague con Visa /
Mastercard.
Online: Visita www.playmedford.com dónde se puede
registrar y pagar con Visa / Mastercard.
En persona: Visitenos en el Santo Center (701 N. Columbus
Ave, Medford, OR 97501) Dónde el pago se puede hacer con
Visa, MasterCard, dinero en efectivo o cheque.
Se requiere el pago en el momento que se registra para una
clase. No podemos guardar el espacio para los que no pagan
en el momento de la inscripción.
INSTRUCTORS WANTED!
Instructors are essential in our Department’s efforts to meet
the lifelong learning and recreational needs of Medford
citizens. Contact recreation supervisor Sue McKenna at
541.774.2484 if you’d like to propose or lead a class or
program. MPRD is always seeking competent instructors in a
variety of subjects and disciplines.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Kids Programs........................................................................ 5-11
Discovery Preschool..............................................................5
Medford Adventure Club.....................................................6
Young Thespians ...................................................................7
Bugs R Us.................................................................................8
Princess Ballet........................................................................9
Youth Tennis Fundamentals...............................................10
Little Hoopsters..................................................................... 11
Family Programs....................................................................... 13
Adult Programs................................................................... 15-22
Guitar Classes...................................................................... 15
Ballroom, Latin & Swing Dancing..................................... 16
Art Classes............................................................................ 17
Day Trips................................................................................ 18
Sports Leagues At a Glance............................................... 19
Pickleball............................................................................... 20
Dog Training Classes........................................................... 21
Serger Classes..................................................................... 22
Aquatics......................................................................................23
Events................................................................................... 25-26
Howl-O-Ween party........................................................... 25
Winter Holiday Seasonal Events..................................... 26
Español Program Highlights...................................................27
Other Program Highlights................................................29-30
Recreation Area Facilities Chart............................................ 31
General Parks Information......................................................32
About Us & Staff.......................................................................33
FALL AT A GLANCE!
IMPORTANT DATES & EVENTS
SEPT
Monday
Monday
Monday
Friday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Friday
Sunday
Wednesday
5
12
12
16 20
21
23
25 28
Outdoor soccer league registration deadline
Junior Sluggers t-ball registration deadline
Adult volleyball league registration deadline
Kickball league registration deadline
Little Hoopsters registration deadline
Youth indoor soccer league registration deadline
Parent’s Night Out
NFL Punt, Pass and Kick competition
Youth lacrosse clinic series registration deadline
OCT
Friday
Monday
Friday
Saturday
14
17
21
29
One-Day Adventure Camp (MSD schools closed)
Adult basketball league registration deadline
Howl-O-Ween Party, Santo Community Center
NOV
Friday
Friday
Mon-Weds
4
18
21-23
One-Day Adventure Camp (MSD schools closed)
Thanksgiving Break Camp
DEC
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Friday
Mon-Fri
Mon-Fri
2
3
3
3
9
19-23 26-30 Letters to Santa deadline
Breakfast With Santa
Candy Cane Hunt
Winter Lights Festival
Winter Break Camp
Winter Break Camp
OCT
31
HALLOWEEN
NOV
NOV
06
24
DAYLIGHT
SAVINGS TIME
THANKSGIVING
DEC
25
CHRISTMAS
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KIDS
Parks and Recreation
DISCOVERY PRESCHOOL
Our play-based curriculum promotes a love of learning in your
child’s introduction to a classroom setting. Director Molly
Nyberg and our experienced instructors incorporate books,
music and movement and creative play into the daily routine
with emphasis on basic Kindergarten Readiness Skills.
Age: Day: Time: Place: Note: 3-5 (must be potty trained with no assistance)
2 or 3 day options: M/W/F or T/TH
9:30-12:30am
Discovery Preschool, Santo Center
Discovery Preschool follows the Medford School
District calendar for all major Holidays and Holiday
breaks, and excludes teacher in-service days.
Parent Orientation/Meet the Teacher Day — Sept 1 & 2 | 10-11:30am
Please bring shot records, and $20 field trip/party fee
Sessions
M/W/F - Res/Non-res
T/TH - Res/Non-res
Sept
$164/$170
9/7-30 | 11 days
$115/$121
9/6-29 | 8 days
Oct
$164/$170
10/3-31 | 13 days
$115/$121
10/4-27 | 8 days
Nov (no class 11,23,24,25)
$164/$170
11/2-30 | 10 days
$115/$121
11/1-29 | 8 days
Dec (no class 19-30)
$164/$170
12/2-16 | 7 days
$115/$121
12/1-15 | 5 days
Jan (no class 2,16)
$164/$170
1/4-30 | 11 days
$115/$121
1/3-31 | 9 days
Feb (no class 20)
$164/$170
2/1-27 | 11 days
$115/$121
2/2-28 | 8 days
March (no class 27-31)
$164/$170
3/1-24 | 11 days
$115/$121
3/2-23 | 7 days
April
$164/$170
4/3-28 | 12 days
$115/$121
4/4-27 | 8 days
May (no class 29,30,31)
$164/$170
5/1-31 | 12 days
$115/$121
5/2-25 | 8 days
TOTAL
$1476/$1530
98 days
$1035/$1089
69 days
NEW: $50 conditionally refundable cancellation fee due at time of registration. Fee ensures your child’s spot for the
2016/2017 school year. Fee is deducted from May 2017 tuition.
NEW: $20 NON-REFUNDABLE ONE-TIME Field Trip/Party Fee Due at Parent Orientation. This fee covers field
trips/parties.
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Before Care:
7:30-9:30am
2 Day/$35 month
3 Day/$53 month
After Care:
12:30-5pm
2 Day/$53 month
3 Day/$79 month
JOIN THE ‘MAC’
MEDFORD ADVENTURE CLUB!
These affordable programs expose children in 1st –
5th grade to new sports and activities in an effort to
promote physical fitness, self-confidence and over
all well-being. Participants develop new skills and
challenge themselves in different ways each week.
Age:
Day:
Cost:
Limit: 7-12 Vary, 8 week sessions
$16 each
Min 6 | Max 12
MONDAY: COOKING
Date: Time: Place: Sept 26–Nov 14
3:30-4:30pm
Santo Center
TUESDAY: ARTS & CRAFTS
Date: Time: Place: Sept 27–Nov 15
3:30-4:30pm
Santo Center, Room 16
WEDNESDAY: OUTDOOR
ADVENTURE CLUB
Date:
Time: Place:
Sept 28–Nov 2
2-4:30pm
Meets at the Santo Center
THURSDAY: GOLF
Date: Time: Place: Sept 29–Nov 10 (every other week)
3-4pm
Meets at Centennial Golf Course
PARENT’S NIGHT OUT
Enjoy a night on the town while your children bounce,
create and play at the Santo Center. Children receive a
pizza dinner, time in the bounce houses, create cool crafts
and watch an age appropriate movie.
Age: 4-12
Day:Fri
Date: Sept 23 | Oct 21 | Nov 18 | Dec 9
Time: 6–10pm
Cost: $15
Limit:
Max 20
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KIDS
YOUNG THESPIANS OF MEDFORD
Explore the world of THEATRE in partnership with Medford
Parks and Recreation and The Randall Theatre.
Do you have a child that likes to “act out”? Do they have
that creative side that needs some direction? Are they
ready to burst onto the stage and shine under the spotlight?
Performing with confidence is our goal - let’s begin!
This program develops skills in the areas of character creation,
physicality and imagination. Participants will play improv
games and learn to trust the risk-taking process in a safe
setting with a licensed drama teacher.
Elementary Thespians
Grade: 3-5
Date: Sat, Sept 17–Nov 19
Time: 11am-1pm
Place: Santo Center
Cost: $49
Middle School Thespians
Grade: 6-8
Date: Tues & Thurs, Sept 13–Nov 19
Time: 4-5:30pm
Place: Santo Center
Cost:$49
*Both programs conclude with a finale performance at Randall Theatre,
for family and friends, with costumes and lights! Nov 17 (7pm)
ONE DAY ADVENTURE CAMPS
(Medford School School District no student days)
Need child care for those school district closures? One Day
Adventure Camps give kids the chance to enjoy a day at a
local attraction as well as some great camp activities. Each
date includes paid admission for field trips, as well as as crafts,
jump houses and more!
Age: Date:
Time: Place: Cost: 8-12
Fri, Oct 14 | Lava Lanes
Fri, Nov 4 | The Movies
7:30am–5pm
Santo Center
$30 per child
Ext. Care (5–6pm): Additional $5.00
AN ADVENTURE A
DAY KEEPS
BOREDOM AWAY
REGISTER TODAY
DAY CAMPS
These special day camps are designed to meet both parents’
and children’s needs for supervised, fun, recreational activities
during non-student days. Each camp session is divided into
age groups to ensure age appropriate activities. Come enjoy
games and sports in our gymnasium, cool crafts, park play,
wacky theme days and our inflatable playground.
THANKSGIVING BREAK CAMP
Age:
Date:
Time: Place: Cost: Kindergarten–6th grade
Nov 21-23
9am–5pm
Santo Center
$51 per child
AM Care 7:30–9am | $9
PM Care 5–6pm | $6
WINTER BREAK CAMP
Age: Date:
Time: Place: Cost: Kindergarten–6th grade
Week 1
Dec 19-23
Week 2
Dec 26-30
9am–5pm
Santo Center
$85
AM Care 7:30–9am | $15
PM Care 5–6pm | $10
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BUGS R US FALL PRESENTATIONS
Children under 12 must be with a parent; no charge for
parents attending with children under 12. Instructor: John
Jackson.
Age: 3+
Day: Sat
Time: 1-2pm
Place: Santo Center
Cost: Per Presentation $7 Resident | $13 Non-resident
Limit: Min 5 | Max 40
OREGON COAST SEA LIFE
Oregon has one of the most diverse coastal ecosystems
on the planet and now it’s coming to YOU! Explore sea life
using models and real specimens and discover the fish,
plant, bird and mammal life along the Oregon Beaches. This
program highlights sea shells, plant life, preserved animal
life and features sea life coloring pages, real sea-shell
souvenirs and take-home field guides.
ROCKS, MINERALS AND FOSSILS
The basic types of rocks and minerals, including fossils. An
in-depth discussion about how we use minerals in everyday
life ... oils, plastics, salt, etc. Oregon and Rogue Valley
geology highlighted. Participants receive free rock samples
for their own collections at the end.
Date:
Nov 19
Date: Sept 10
BUGS AND BUGS AS FOOD
BATS
Focuses on the positive side of bats and their important
role in the eco-system. Featuring four different species of
preserved bat specimens as well as a bat skeleton and bat
echolocation sounds. Learn how to build a bat-house and
received bat ID sheets and coloring pages.
Date: Oct 15
This is not your regular bug program! Discover the world
of insects, bugs in the environment, what bugs eat, insect
defenses, camouflageTouch and explore live insects
including two species of stick insects, a tarantula, two
species of cockroaches and giant millipedes. Eat real bugs –
if you dare!
Date: Dec 17
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KIDS
YOUTH INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE
Our flagship youth sports program – where many kids
begin their soccer careers. This introductory league
develops basic skills and teaches teamwork in a laid-back,
recreational setting. Most of all, games are a hoot for the
kids and families alike! Players receive an attractive jersey
and a participation medal. Volunteers, usually parents, serve
as team organizers.
Age:
Cost:
Limit:
4-5 | 6-8
$35 Resident | $41 Non-resident
Min 24 | Max 108 per age group
FALL LEAGUE:
Date:
Register by: Parents Meeting:
Coaches Training: Oct 8–Nov 19
(no games on Oct 29)
Weds, Sept 21
Weds, Sept 21 | 5:45pm
Weds, Sept 28 | 5:45pm
Meetings & Training: Santo Center, Main Hall
Practice:
One weeknight (TBA)
Practice Location: Santo or other sites
Game:
Sat, 9am-as needed
Game Location:
Santo Center, Gymnasium
JUNIOR SLUGGERS T-BALL
This is an instructional league that emphasizes the basic
skills and teamwork of baseball in a recreational setting
of practices and games. Players receive a team shirt.
Experienced staff will coordinate practices and games.
Age:4-5
Day:
Mon–Tues | Sept 19–Oct 25
Register by:
Sept 12
Parents Meeting: Sept 12 | 6pm at the Santo Center
Practice:
Mon evening 5-6pm and 6:15-7:15pm
Game:
Tues evening 5-6pm and 6:15-7:15pm
Place:
USCCP Fields 7 or 8 practices and games
Cost:
Limit:
Min 40 | Max 44
PRINCESS BALLET
Students learn basic ballet moves, vocabulary and dances
through creative movement, barre, stretching and games.
No previous dance experience required. Pre-registration
required. Instructor: Sarah Avery-Meyers.
EARLY CHILDHOOD
Age: Day: Date:
Time: Place: Cost: Limit: YOUTH
Age: Day: Date:
Time: Place: Cost: Limit: 9
3-5
Thurs
Session 1 Sept 8-29
Session 2 Oct 6-27
Session 3 Nov 3-17 and Dec 1
4:30-5:20pm
St. Mary’s High School Room 18
Min 4 | Max 10
6-8
Thurs
Session 1 Sept 8-29
Session 2 Oct 6-27
Session 3 Nov 3-17 and Dec 1
5:30-6:20pm
St. Mary’s High School Room 18
Min 4 | Max 10
NFL PUNT, PASS & KICK COMPETITION
The first step in the national competition showcasing basic
football skills. Winners of this local event qualify for the
Sectional competition in Medford. Boys and girls compete
separately in five age groups. No experience necessary;
bring a birth certificate to verify age. No cleats allowed. Preregister at www.nflppk.com or on site the day of the event.
Age:6-15
Day:Sun
Date:
Sept 25
Time:2pm
Place:
U.S. Cellular Community Park
Charter Field
300 Lowry Lane
Cost:FREE
YOUTH TENNIS FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS
JUNIOR GOLF LESSONS
Golf is a lifelong recreational activity, and there’s no better
place to start than at Centennial Golf Club’s expansive
practice facility. For beginner and intermediate skill levels.
Receive instruction from golf professionals in all phases of
the game, including course and golf shop etiquette. Bring
golf clubs if possible; a very limited number of “loaner”
clubs are available.
Age:7-16
Day:Sun
Date:
Sept 18-Oct 2
Time:11-11:45am
Place:
Centennial Golf Club, 1900 N Phoenix Hwy.
Cost:
Limit:
Min 6 | Max 10
USPTA Professional Andris Olins at the Rogue Valley
Country Club Tennis Center emphasizes the fun in tennis
while working on proper technique, physical skills and the
four mental edge skills necessary to succeed on and off the
tennis court. A different stroke is taught each time followed
by a game-based approach to reinforce the stroke.
Age:
8-15 Day:
Weds
Date:
Oct 12–Nov 16
Time:6-7pm
Place:
Rogue Valley Country Club Tennis Center,
2660 Hillcrest Rd
Cost:
Limit:
Min 3 | Max 8
TOT SPORTS SAMPLER
Designed for young children as an introduction to soccer,
baseball/softball and basketball. All three sports are
“sampled” in an hour under the tutelage of our experienced
sports clinic specialist! Includes clinic t-shirt. All equipment
is provided.
Age:3-5
Day:Sun
Date:
Session 1 Sept 11-25 Session 2 Oct 9-23
Session 3 Oct 30–Nov 13
Session 4 Dec 4–18
Time:5-6pm
Place:
Santo Center, Main Hall
Cost:
Limit:
Min 4 | Max 12
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LITTLE HOOPSTERS BASKETBALL PROGRAM
The perfect introduction to basketball for kids! Our proven
format teaches the fundamentals of the game in a fun,
recreational atmosphere. Games are played after group and
individual instruction in dribbling, passing, shooting technique
and defensive concepts. Each child receives a numbered
reversible jersey and an end-of-season participation medal.
Age:
Grades K-3 (Ages 4-7)
Day:Sun
Register by:
Tues Sept 20
Parent Meeting: Tues: Sept 20, Santo Center, 6:30pm
Play Dates: Oct 2–Nov 13 (no play on Oct 30)
Time:
Ages 4-5: 1-2pm
Ages 6-7: 2:30-3:30pm
Place:
Santo Center Gym
Cost:
Limit:
Min 10 | Max 30 per age group
YOUTH LACROSSE CLINIC SERIES — NEW!
Want to try lacrosse? This new program for boys and girls
focuses on the basic concepts and skills necessary to play in
a recreational setting. Skill development includes throwing,
catching, cradling and shooting a lacrosse ball. Led by
experienced instructors from college and high school levels,
the program fosters rules knowledge. Basic equipment
provided.
Age:9-15
Day:Sat
Register by:
Sept 28
Parent meeting: Sept 29, Santo Center, 6pm
Clinic dates: Oct 8–Nov 12
Time:10am-Noon
Place: Hawthorne Park
Cost: $30 Resident | $36 Non-resident
Limit:
Min 15 | Max 40
BE A GOOD SPORT
ON & OFF THE FIELD
REGISTER TODAY
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Proceeds go to provide scholarships for youth who wish to
participate in Medford Parks & Recreation programs, as well as
academic scholarships offered by Medford Rogue Rotary.
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FAMILIES
HI YAH! TAE KWON DO - KARATE REN WAZA DO
INTRODUCTION
Focus your mind through self-defense training. We instill
discipline and respect through positive reinforcement. Our
system of study is built around goal setting to achieve every
student’s full potential. Instructor: Brandon Bennett, Ren
Waza Do system of study.
Age: Day: Date:
Time: Place: Cost: Limit: 5+
Sat
Session 1 Sept 24
Session 2 Oct 29
Session 3 Nov 19
Session 4
Dec 17
12-12:45pm
Hi Yah! Tae Kwon Do,
4041 Crater Lake Ave., Suite H
Min 1 | Max 10 Limit one session per person
KICK IT UP A NOTCH REGISTER TODAY
MEDFORD
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PILLARS
What We’re Known For
COMMUNITY ENRICHMENT
We provide opportunities for activities, life-long learning and stewardship of quality public spaces
that enhance the lives of the community we serve. We work, so many can play.
EXCELLENCE
We’re laser focused and consistently challenge ourselves to perform every task at the highest level
capable by each team member, inspired to do better and be better. We enlist national accreditation
standards, which enable the department to implement best practices in all functions of the
organization.
EXCEPTIONAL CUSTOMER SERVICE
Our staff is empowered to make informed decisions and provide creative solutions for our customers.
Many of these decisions are gained through experiences and creating a culture based on listening
and balancing needs in order to exceed our customer’s expectations.
INNOVATION
The department encourages an organizational culture that values new ideas and is not afraid of
change or a different way of doing things. We’re nimble enough to move resources to meet the
changing needs of our customers, community and staff.
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23rd Annual Greater Medford
MultiCultural
iFairI
Saturday, September 24, 2016
10 a.m. — 5 p.m.
Alba Park in Medford
( corner of West Main and Holly Streets)
Free Admission!
Food, Music and Dancing from around the world
bringing us all together.
For more information:
facebook.com/greatermedfordmulticultural
[email protected]
Poster Design: Eric Nord
Mail Tribune
Jackson Care Connect
Peter W. Sage, Sage Farm
City of Medford US Bank
Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Medford Parks & Recreation Foundation
Medford Police Department
La Clinica
Jackson County Library Services
Mustard Press, Inc.
Rogue Disposal and Recycling, Inc.
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ADULTS
BEGINNING GUITAR
You’ll learn guitar basics, chords, strumming, finger
picking, reading guitar tab, and start to build a repertoire of
participant-selected songs to play and sing with family and
friends. What to bring: guitar, pencil, music stand. Please
trim the nails of your left hand for ease in fingering chords.
Instructor: Mich Lewis.
Age: Day: Date: Time: Place: Cost: Limit: 12+
Weds
Oct 5-Nov 9
1-2pm
Santo Center
Min 3 | Max 10
PRIVATE GUITAR, UKULELE OR
VOICE LESSONS
One-on-one instruction on guitar or ukulele at your level of
expertise. Instructor: Mich Lewis.
Age: Day: Date:
Weds
Session 1 Oct 5
Session 2 Oct 12
Session 3 Oct 19
Session 4 Oct 26
Session 5 Nov 2
Session 6 Nov 9
Session 7 Nov 16
2-2:30pm
Santo Center
Max 1
VALLEY OF THE ROGUE NEW
HORIZONS BAND
The Valley of the Rogue New Horizons Band welcomes all
brass, woodwinds and percussions. Most members are retired
but the band welcomes all ages and home-school players.
The band provides FREE performances throughout the year at
retirement centers, community events and other non-profit
venues and is affiliated with the New Horizons International
Music Association, Inc.
For more information, contact:
Lisa541.857.6492
Carol831-240-7168
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how Medicare Advantage Plans and Supplements work. Gain
tools to make informed decisions as to what kind of plan best
meets your needs. Learn about a program that may help pay
some or all of your Part B premium and most of your drug
costs. Instructor: Lisa Kirkland, Medicare Account Executive.
Age: Date:
Place: Cost: Limit: Adult
Session 1 Weds, Sept 14
Session 2 Tues, Oct 4
Session 3 Mon, Nov 7
Session 4 Wed, Dec 14
Santo Center
Min 4 | Max 10
2-3:30pm
2-3:30pm
9-10:30am
2-3:30pm
SAVVY SOCIAL SECURITY PLANNING
FOR BABY BOOMERS
After being told Social Security is “going broke,” Baby Boomers
are realizing it’s their turn to collect. The decision you make
now can have a tremendous impact on the amount of benefits
you receive later. This informative workshop covers the basics
of Social Security and reveals strategies for maximizing your
benefits. Instructor: Richard Todd, CRPC.
Age: Adult
Day:Thursday
Date: Session 1 Oct 6
Session 2 Nov 17
Time: 5:30-6:30pm
Place: Santo Center
BALLROOM, LATIN & SWING
Have fun, meet new people, exercise and learn to dance all
at the same time! No experience, partner or fancy shoes
required. Instructor: Cori Grimm.
Age: 12+
Day: Mon
Time:6:45-7:40pm
Place: Evergreen Ballroom,
6088 Crater Lake Ave, Central Point
BEGINNING: Mon, 6:45-7:35pm
Session 1 Sept 12-26
Session 2 Oct 3-17 Session 3 Oct 24-Nov 14 (No class Oct. 31)
Session 4 Nov 21-Dec 5 Swing
Foxtrot
Night Club Two-Step Tango
INTERMEDIATE: Mon, 7:40-8:40pm
Session 1 Sept 12-26
Beg and Inter. Blues
Session 2 Oct 3-17 Swing
Session 3 Oct 24-Nov 14
Foxtrot
(No class Oct 31) Session 4 Nov 21-Dec 5 Night Club Two-Step
TAI CHI EASY BEGINNING
An introduction to the relaxing yet energizing health system
from China. Slow graceful movements and focused breathing
reduce stress, bring a sense of well-being and improve range
of motion and balance. Tai chi for all ages can be done sitting
or standing. Wear loose clothing and warm socks. Instructor:
Michael Fansler.
SEASON PASS:
Couple*: All 4 Beginning Sessions Sept 12-Dec 5
*A couple is one leader, one follower.
Age: Day: Date:
Time: Place: Cost: Limit: Single: All 4 Beginning Sessions Sept 12-Dec 5
TAI CHI EASY INTERMEDIATE
PER SESSION:
15+
Weds
Session 1 Sept 28-Oct 19
No classes Thanksgiving week
Session 3 Nov 30-Dec 21
Session 4 Dec 28-Jan. 18
9:30-11am
Carnegie Building (Enter via 8th street)
Min 4 | Max 15
For students wishing to deepen their Tai Chi Easy experience
while refining the relaxed, fluid movements and sense of
serenity of this wonderful health system from China. Previous
Tai Chi experience is recommended but not required.
Appropriate for people of all ages and physical conditions.
Can be done sitting or standing. Wear loose clothing and
warm socks. Instructor: Michael Fansler.
Age: Day: Date:
Thurs
Session 1 Sept 29-Oct 20
(first class at Santo Center)
No classes Thanksgiving week
Session 3 Dec 1-22
Session 4 Dec 29-Jan 19
9:30-11am
Carnegie Building (Enter via 8th street)
Min 4 | Max 15
16
ADULTS
BEGINNING PENCIL DRAWING FOR ADULTS
Get acquainted with the basic elements of drawing: shape,
form, line and space. Learn the principles of contrast, rhythm
and texture. Various methods and techniques of drawing are
taught. Bring a newsprint 11 x 14 pad and HB pencil to the
first class. Instructor will provide supply list at the first class.
Instructor: Tony Antonides.
Age: Date: Time: Place: Cost: Limit: Adult
Tues, Oct 4-Nov 22
1-2:30pm
Santo Center
$60 Resident | $66 Non-Resident
Min 6 | Max 10
WATERCOLOR FOR ADULTS
Fun with watercolor for beginners and patient intermediates.
Explore different techniques and uses of watercolor and
occasionally combine them with other media. Bring a #10
round watercolor brush, a set of watercolor paints and a
container for water. Instructor provides an additional supply
list. Instructor: Sandy Saltonstall.
CARDIO TENNIS
Want to play tennis and get into the best shape of your life?
USPTA professional Andris Olins will send you through fun
drills and games guaranteed to work up a sweat. For all skill
levels.
Age: Date: Time: Place: Cost: Limit: Adult
Weds, Oct 12-Nov 16
6-8pm
Santo Center
Min 5 | Max 15
Age:18+
Day:Weds
Date:
Oct 12–Nov 16
Time7-8pm
Place:
Rogue Valley Country Club Tennis Center,
2660 Hillcrest Rd
Cost:
$72 resident | $78 non-resident
Limit:
Min 3 | Max 8
ADULT GOLF LESSONS
Improve your golf game with our comprehensive playerdevelopment sessions at Centennial Golf Club. Join talented
golf instructor Ryan Wymore as he helps you fine-tune your
skills at Centennial’s expansive practice facility. A limited
number of rental clubs are available.
Age:17+
Day:Sun
Date:
Sept 18–Oct 2 Time:Noon-1pm
Place:
Centennial Golf Club, 1900 N Phoenix Hwy.
Cost:
$52 resident | $58 non-resident
Limit:
Min 4 | Max 8
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DAY TRIPS
Transportation Provided by Medford Parks and Recreation
Children under age 18 MUST be accompanied by an adult.
All prices are ‘Per Person’. The required minimum number
of participants must be registered at least one week prior
to each tour. All tours depart from and return to the Santo
Center. Note: Transportation is provided in a 10–passenger van,
not handicapped accessible.
CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK
Spend the day enjoying the scenery on the way to and at
Crater Lake National Park. Upon arrival you are free to
explore at your leisure. Bring a lunch or purchase one at the
lodge.
Age: Family (10+)
Day:Sat
Date: Sept 24
Time: 8am-5:30pm
Place: Meet at Santo Center
GET TO KNOW YOUR IPHONE OR
IPAD DEVICE
Representatives from Best Buy help unlock the potential of
your iPhone or iPad, including covering the basics, helping
with mobile photography, demonstrating useful apps and offering time-saving techniques. No wifi available.
Age: Day: Date: Time: Place: Cost: Limit: Adults
Thurs
Oct 6
6-7:30pm
Santo Center
Min 6 | Max 20
GET TO KNOW YOUR SAMSUNG PHONE
OR TABLET
Representatives from Best Buy help unlock the potential of
your Samsung phone or tablet, including covering the basics, helping with mobile photography, demonstrating useful
apps and offering time-saving techniques. No wifi available.
Age: Day: Date: Time: Place: Cost: Limit: Adults
Thurs
Oct 20
6-7:30pm
Santo Center
Min 6 | Max 20
ART HISTORY
Explore the history of the Dutch Golden Age of Panting
and the life and times of some of the artists and their work.
Instructor: Tony Antonides.
Age: Adults
Day: Thurs
Date: Session 1 Oct 6 – Dec 1
1-3pm No class Nov 24
Session 2 Oct 6 – Dec 1
6-8pm
No class Nov 24
Place: Santo Center
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ADULTS
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!
Adult Basketball
and Volleyball
Adult Kickball
League
Night
Time
# of
games
Oct 23
Sun
6-10pm
6
Santo Gym / St.
Mary’s Gym
Oct 23
Sun
6-10pm
6
Santo Gym
Co-Ed
Sept 23
Fri
6-10pm
6
Co-Ed 35+ 7v7
Sept 12
Mon
6-10pm
Men’s 7v7
Sept 13
Tues
Co-Ed 35+ 11v11
Sept 14
Women’s 7v7
Co-ed
Women’s
Division
Basketball
Men’s
Recreational
Men’s
Competitive
Kickball
Indoor Soccer
(Futsal)
Volleyball
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Season
Begins
Sport
Outdoor
Soccer
Adult Soccer and Futsal
Place
Fee/
Team
Min/Max Registration
Teams
Deadline
$275
4 to 16
Oct 17
$275
4 to 8
Oct 17
$120
4 to 8
Sept 16
8
USCCP Softball
Complex
USCCP-Field 14
$320
4 to 6
Sept 5
6-10pm
8
USCCP-Field 14
$320
4 to 6
Sept 5
Weds
6-10pm
8
USCCP-Field 14
$320
4 to 6
Sept 5
Sept 15
Thurs
6-10pm
8
USCCP-Field 14
$320
4 to 6
Sept 5
Sept 24
Sat
6-10pm
8
Santo Gym
$205
4 to 8
Sept 12
Sept 23
Fri
6-10pm
8
Santo Gym
$205
4 to 8
Sept 12
Women’s A
Sept 19
Mon
6–8pm
15 matches
Santo Gym
$115
4 to 6
Sept 12
Women’s B
Sept 20
Tues
6-8pm
15 matches
Santo Gym
$115
4 to 6
Sept 12
Coed B Major
Sept 19
Mon
8-10pm
15 matches
Santo Gym
$115
4 to 6
Sept 12
Coed B
Sept 20
Tues
8–10pm
15 matches
Santo Gym
$115
4 to 6
Sept 12
Coed C Major
Sept 21
Weds
8–10pm
15 matches
Santo Gym
$115
4 to 6
Sept 12
Coed C
Sept 21
Weds
6–8pm
15 matches
Santo Gym
$115
4 to 6
Sept 12
PICKLEBALL INSTRUCTION
A fun introduction to pickleball – a fast-growing sport for
all ages that’s easy to learn and play. The class emphasizes
fundamental strokes, serving, rules of play and terminology.
A limited number of “loaner” paddles available. Instructor: Joel
Heller, Oregon Senior Games gold medal winner.
BEGINNERS
Age:15+
Day:Tues
Date: Sept 13-Oct 4
Time:10-11am
Place: Santo Center, Gym (first two Tuesdays,
then TBD outdoors)
Cost:
$25 per person
Limit:
Min 4 | Max 12
INTERMEDIATES
Age:15+
Day: Tues
Date: Sept. 13-Oct. 4
Time: 10-11 a.m.
Place:
Santo Center, Gym (first two Tuesdays,
then TBD outdoors)
Cost:
$25 per person
Limit:
Min 4 | Max 12
Note:
Sessions may be combined based on demand
DROP-IN PICKLEBALL
Bring your own paddle.
Age:Adults
Day:
Tues, Thurs & Sun mornings
Date:Ongoing (Gym closed on holidays; subject to cancellation without notice.)
Time:
9am-Noon for all skill levels (Tues/Thurs)
8-10am for advanced players (Sun)
10am-Noon for all skill levels (Sun)
Place:
Santo Center, Gym
Cost:
$2 drop-in fee
ADULT DROP-IN VOLLEYBALL
Age:Adults
Day: Fri
Time:
9:30am-Noon Date:
Ongoing (Gym closed on holidays; subject to cancellation or discontinuation without notice.)
Place:
Santo Center Gym
Cost:
$2 drop-in fee
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ADULTS
DOG BASIC MANNERS CLASS
An entry level class teaching basic manners to help your dog
gain basic life skills using positive reinforcement. Children must
be accompanied by an adult. Must be 16 or older to handle the
dog during class. Instructor: Go Rogue Dog Training.
Day: Tues
Date: Sept 13- Oct 4
Time: 5-6pm
Place: Hawthorne Dog Park
Cost: $75 Residents | $81 Non-residents
DOG SCENT WORK — NEW!
Learn how dogs are able to search for different target scents.
Upon completion of the class your dog should be able to
search an area and pinpoint the source of the target scent.
Instructor: Claudia Marbury.
Age: Day: Time: Date: Place: Cost: Limit: 15+
Sat
9-10am
Sept 24-Oct 29
Donahue-Frohnmeyer Park, meet by the
basketball court
Min 4 | Max 10
CERTIFYING CPR CLASSES
Earn an American Heart Association CPR card and be
prepared to save lives under the tutelage of certified City
of Medford Fire Department EMTs. Classes cover Adult
CPR, Optional Child & Infant CPR, AED, Choking and First
Aid. Pre-registration required. Not intended for healthcare
professionals. Each person is required to buy or rent a book
for the class. Book rental is included in the class fee, or
purchase a book for $15. Books must be picked up at the Santo
Community Center prior to the class.
Age: Date:
Place: Cost: Limit: 21
14+
Session 1 Sept 4, 1-4:30pm
Session 2 Sept 17, 9am-12:30pm
Session 3 Oct 1, 9am-12:30pm
Session 4 Oct 22, 9am-12:30pm
Session 5 Nov 5, 9am-12:30pm
Session 6 Nov 19, 9am-12:30pm
Session 7 Dec 4, 1-4:30pm
Session 8 Dec 17, 9am-12:30pm
Medford Fire Station 6, 3700 Barnett Road
Min 5 | Max 9
RVTD TRANSIT TIPS!
Where does the bus stop?! What’s a transfer?! Do I need one?
How do I get one? What if I get on the wrong bus? Will I ever
get back? How do I know when to get off the bus? How much
does it cost? Do I need exact change? Where do I pay?! How
do I tell the bus driver to stop? Can I bring my bike on the bus?
Let us help you ride the bus! All your questions answered!
BASIC SERGER CLASS — NEW!
Class suitable for beginners or those with minimal experience.
Bring your serger to learn the many ways it can save you
time with professional results for your projects. Practical
skills developed with new project each week. Instructor: Gayle
Clason.
Age: Day: Time: Date: Place: Cost: Limit: Age: Day: Date: Time: Place: Cost: Place: Limit: 14+
Fri
Session 1 Sept 16
Session 2 Nov 18
3-4:30pm
Santo Center
FREE Pre-registration Required; plus you’ll get a
pass for six FREE rides!
Santo Center
Min 10 | Max 20
Adults
Mon
9am-Noon
Sept 19-Nov 7
Santo Center
Min 4 | Max 6
SERGER QUILTING CLASS — NEW!
Learn fast, easy construction of quilted projects using a serger.
Five different blocks and quilt as you serge techniques are
offered. Kit provided. Prerequisite: ability to thread and use
serger. Instructor: Gayle Clason.
Age: Day: Time: Date: Place: Cost: Limit: Adults
Monday
9am-Noon
Nov 14
Santo Center
Min 4 | Max 6
ADVANCED SERGER- CHAIN-STITCH/COVER
STITCH — NEW!
Bring your chain-stitch/cover-stitch serger to learn
hemming garments for professional look; decorative and
useful techniques for these beautiful and versatile stitches.
Prerequisite: 5 thread serger or over/Chain serger and ability
to thread. Kit provided. Instructor: Gayle Clason.
Age: Day: Date: Place: Cost: Limit: Adults
Mon
Nov 21
9am-Noon
Santo Center
Min 5 | Max 10
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WATER AEROBICS INDOOR WARM
WATER POOL
Age: Day: Place: Cost: Limit: 15+
Mon, Wed & Fri
Medford Sports Injury & Therapy Center,
2780 E. Barnett Rd
Min 1 | Max 5
LOW-IMPACT CLASS
Designed to get the whole body moving through stretching
plus strength and endurance exercises. All exercises are done
at a comfortable pace to accommodate those with limited
mobility. Recommended for people of all ages, especially older
adults.
Session 1 AM Sept 5-16
Session 1 PM Sept 5-16 Session 2 AM Sept 19-30
Session 2 PM Sept 19-30
Session 3 AM Oct 3-14 Session 3 PM Oct 3-14
Session 4 AM
Oct 17-28
Session 4 PM
Oct 17-28
Session 5 AM Oct 31-Nov 11 Session 5 PM Oct 31-Nov11 Session 6 AM Nov 14-25 Session 6 PM Nov 14-25
Session 7 AM
Nov 28-Dec 9
Session 7 PM
Nov 28-Dec 9
Session 8 AMDec12-23
Session 8 PMDec12-23
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10:30-11:15am
3-3:45pm
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3-3:45pm
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3-3:45pm
10:30-11:15am
3-3:45pm
10:30-11:15am
3-3:45pm
10:30-11:15am
3-3:45pm
AQUA AEROBICS CLASS
Designed for development of cardiovascular conditioning,
strength, tone and endurance. This high-energy class includes
jogging and some bouncing. Not recommended for seniors
before or after surgery or those with injuries.
Session 1 PM
Sept 5-16
Session 2 PM Sept 19-30
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EVENTS
HOWL-O-WEEN PARTY
Our Howl-O-Ween Party is a real treat for the entire
family and friends. Join us at the Santo Community
Scare Center for fun activities and a safe place to show
off costumes.
FREE Activities include:
• Bounce House City
• Cupcake Walk
• Haunted Room 18
• Candy & Refreshments while supplies last!
• Facebook costume contest
Age: All
Date: Sat., Oct 29
Time:5:00-8:30pm
Place: Santo Center
Cost: Suggested $1 donation per person at entry is appreciated. Donations benefit the Play Everyday Scholarship Fund.
14TH-ANNUAL DADDY DAUGHTER
DINNER DANCE
Treat your girl(s) to a memorable evening - a special night
out with Dad! The night includes dinner, dancing to a DJ,
twist contest, a rose for the young ladies and a professional
keepsake photo. Pre-registration is required; a limited
number of seats are available. Both dances sell out every
year, so don’t wait to sign up!
Age:
Date:
Time:
Place:
Cost:
Max: Girls - 5 years and up, with their Dads
Fri, Feb 3 | Register by Jan 27
Sat, Feb 4 | Register by Jan 27
5:30-9 pm
Inn at The Commons Ballroom
$32 per person
250 per night
Register by contacting the Medford Parks and Recreation
Department at 541-774-2400 or register in person at the
Santo Community Center.
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WINTER HOLIDAY SEASON KICK-OFF
3 FREE EVENTS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3
CANDY CANE HUNT — IT’S FREE!
Join the fun as we kick off the holiday season by having a
really sweet time. No registration required.
Age:1-12
Day:
Sat, Dec 3
Time:
Starts at 4:30pm
Place:
Pear Blossom Park N. Bartlett St.
(Along 4th, 5th & 6th Streets)
WINTER LIGHTS FESTIVAL — IT’S FREE!
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA — IT’S FREE!
Snowy days, holiday lights and Santa Claus will all be
here sooner than you think, so make plans to attend one
of Medford’s favorite holiday traditions! Families enjoy
a delicious hot breakfast and kids will have fun making a
special holiday craft. Of course, the event’s highlight is a
family photo with the Jolly Old Elf himself. Seating is very
limited. Reserve your spot today!
Be part of the annual Winter Lights Festival and Christmas
Tree Lighting! Some activities include:
• Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony
• Coloring Contest with Prizes
• Photo ops with Santa
• Live Performances | Booths & Activities
Day:
Sat, Dec 3
Time:3:30-7:30pm
Place:
Pear Blossom Park N. Bartlett St.
(Along 4th, 5th & 6th Streets)
Pre-register by calling 541-774-2400 or by visiting the Santo
Community Center
Day:
Time:
Place:
Limits:
Sat, Dec 3
Session 19-9:45am
Session 210-10:45am
Santo Center
Max 150 people per session
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LETTERS TO SANTA! DUE DECEMBER 2!
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS TOUR
Enjoy the holiday lights and decorations around our valley in
the comfort of an RVTD bus. Pre-registration required.
Date:
Time:
Place:
Cost:
Limit:
Fri, Dec 16
Meet at 5:30pm | Tour Begins 5:45pm
RVTD pick-up & drop-off at Santo Center
$3 per person
Max 60
Under 18 must be accompanied by paying adult
Receive a genuine letter from Santa Claus. Drop your child’s
personal letter to Santa in the North Pole mailbox at Santo
Community Center, or mail it to:
MEDFORD PARKS & RECREATION
ATTN: SANTA
701 N COLUMBUS AVENUE
MEDFORD, OR 97501
The child’s letter must include a stamped, self-addressed
envelope. Santa mails back a personalized letter in time
for Christmas 2016. To ensure a timely response, letters are
accepted through Fri, Dec 2.
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ESPAÑOL
PUNTOS INTERESANTES DE OTOÑO
CLASES DE CERTIFICACIÓN DE CPR
Gane una tarjeta de CPR Asociación Americana del Corazón
y ser preparados para salvar vidas bajo la tutela de la Ciudad
certificada de Medford Cuerpo de bomberos de los técnicos
Paramedico. Las clases cubren adulto CPR, opcional CPR
para niños y bebés, AED, asfixia, y primeros auxilios. La
preinscripción es necesario. No está diseñado para los
profesionales médicos. Cada persona tiene la obligación
de comprar o pedir prestado un libro para la clase. El libro
prestado está incluido en el costo de la clase, o comprar un
libro por $15. Los libros deben ser recogidos en la Santo Centro
de la Comunidad antes de la clase. Las clases se imparten en
inglés.
Edad: Fechas:
Lugar: Costo: 14+
Sesión 1 Sept 4, 1-4:30pm
Sesión 2 Sept 17, 9am-12:30pm
Sesión 3 Oct 1, 9am-12:30pm
Sesión 4 Oct 22, 9am-12:30pm
Sesión 5 Nov 5, 9am-12:30pm
Sesión 6 Nov 19, 9am-12:30pm
Sesión 7 Dic 4, 1-4:30pm
Sesión 8 Dic 17, 9am-12:30pm
Estación de Bomberos #6,
3700 Barnett carretera
$20 Residentes | $26 No Residentes
PROGRAMA DE
BALONCESTO HOOPSTERS
La introducción perfecta a baloncesto para niños! Nuestra
clínica enseña los fundamentos del juego en una manera
divertida y ambiente recreativo. Los juegos se juegan
después de instrucción en grupo e individual en driblar,
pasar, técnica de tirar y conceptos defensivos. Cada niño
recibe una camiseta reversible numerada y una medalla de
participación al final de la temporada.
Edad:
Grado K-3 (Edades 4-7)
Día:Domingo
Registrar antes de: Martes, Sept 20
Junta de Padres: Martes, Sept 20, Santo Center, 6:30 pm
Día de Juegos: Oct 2-Nov 13
Horario:
Kinder-Grado 1: 1-2 pm
Grados 2-3: 2:30-3:30 pm
Lugar:
Gimnasio del Santo Center
Costo:
$31 Residentes | $37 No Residentes
LIGAS DE FÚTBOL
JUVENIL
Nuestro programa estrella juvenil deportes – dónde
muchos niños comienzan sus carreras de fútbol. Esta liga
introductoria desarrolla habilidades básicas y enseña el
trabajo en equipo en un ambiente relajado y recreativo.
Sobre todo, los juegos son una diversión para los niños y
familias! Los jugadores reciben una camiseta y una medalla
de participación. Voluntarios, por lo general padres, sirven
como organizadores de equipo.
Edad: 4-5 | 6-8
Costo: $35 Residentes | $41 No Residentes
Límite: Min 24 | Max 108 por grupo de edad
LIGA DE OTOÑO: Oct 8-Nov 19
4-5 años | 6-8 años
Registrar antes de: Miércoles, Sept 21
Junta de Padres: Miércoles, Sept 21 | 5:45 pm
Entrenamiento de Entrenadores: Miércoles, Sept 28 | 5:45 pm
Lugar de Junta y Entrenamiento: Santo Center, Salón
Principal
Prácticas: Una noche por semana (TBA)
Lugar de Práctica: Santo o otros lugares
Juegos: Sábado, 9am como sea necesario
Lugar del Partido: Gimnasio del Santo Center
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Classes are held at the Coyote Trails Nature Center (CTNC), 2931 S. Pacific Hwy, Medford, OR 97501 (located
just behind the Harry and David field on Lowry Lane) unless noted otherwise.
Questions? Call Lynne, 541-772-1390, or email [email protected]
Visit the Coyote Trails Nature Center museum and lending library 11 am – 4 pm Monday-Friday. The nature
center’s pollinator garden, monarch waystations, and hiking trails are accessible dawn to dusk every day.
Coyote Trails — recipient of the prestigious Safety 1st designation from Markel — is a nonprofit organization
dedicated to providing hands-on, nature connection experiences for people of all ages. Contributions are
appreciated.
COYOTE PUPS PRESCHOOL
This outdoor preschool employs children’s natural instinct to
explore and addresses the growing evidence that being outside
lowers the risk of obesity, improves balance and agility, reduces
stress, aids healing and improves self-regulation. The program
will include opening and closing circle, sit spot, nature skills
with senses, drawing, story-time, games, and animal and plant
activities. The school’s outdoor dome provides the added bonus of
a magical shelter when the need arises or an activity that may be
enhanced by an indoor setting. Parent Day/Visits: every Friday from
11am-Noon.
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Ages 3-5 (must be potty-trained)
Date: Mon-Fri, Sept 12, 2016–Jun 2, 2017
Time: 9am-Noon
Location: CT Nature Center
Tuition: $4950 (payment plan available)
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE PROGRAM
This program is for kids who want to build their relationship with
the outdoors. We focus on Nature Connection through traditional
living skills such as friction fire, shelter building, tracking,
storytelling and so much more. Our goal is for the students to
gain a relationship with the skills while feeling comfortable in
their natural world; to gain a confidence in the ever-changing
environment of nature; to feel safe with an understanding of not
only how to remain alive in the wilderness, but how to live in
harmony with the Earth and each other.
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This season, we are providing two separate series – Monday Series & Thursday Series. Sign your student up for one or both!
Ages 5-11, Mondays @ CT Nature Center (Medford), Sept 26-Dec 12
Ages 7-11, Thursdays @ CT Wilderness Campus (Ashland), Sept 22-Dec 15
Time: 1:30-4:30pm (Sign-in begins at 1:15)
Tuition: $350 for each series ($700 for both)
RETURNING TO OUR ROOTS: HEALING THROUGH NATURE
— MONDAY SERIES
Feel depressed, stuck in a rut? Wondering what else there is to life
or what you are missing? Maybe you are recovering from the loss
of a loved one or going through some major change in your life.
Maybe you just need to get clear about where you are going and
what your true path is. This is an active group based in Nature and
most of this will be outside. Learn techniques for self-awareness
and staying present, journaling, drawing, and thought tracking, to
create a venue for clarity regarding our path and the root of our
choices. We offer new and different skills so you can be in charge
of your own life and make choices based on your personal path.
It is guided by our instructors but only you can determine the
outcome.
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Ages: 18+
Dates: Oct 3, 10, 17, 24
Time: 5:30-7pm
Tuition: $60 for series of 4 classes
PRIMITIVE CRAFTS
Have you ever made a cattail doll? What have you made out of a
pine cone? If you are looking to enjoy a day outside learning new
crafts, then this is a class for you! Come explore the landscape
and gather your own materials that you will use to make fun and
creative artwork to take home.
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Ages: 9-13
Date: Oct 9
Time: 1-3pm
Tuition: $20
NATURE DETECTIVES
Who ate this plant? Who slept here? Who walked here? Have you
found yourself wanting to know more about the animals in your
backyard? If you have, then this is the class that will get you out
exploring the grounds looking for clues, and ultimately solving
many nature mysteries. Are you up for the challenge of becoming a
Nature Detective?
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Ages: 7-9
Date: Oct 15
Time: 1-3pm
Tuition: $20
MOUNTAIN EXPLORER
Have you ever wanted to be an Explorer? Grab your packs and
come spend the day hiking, exploring and navigating through the
wilderness. This adventure will be filled with team challenges and
obstacles along the way. There is plenty to see and discover in the
mountains of Southern Oregon!
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Ages: 10-12
Date: Nov 5
Time: 10am-3pm
Location: CT Wilderness Campus (Ashland)
Tuition: $30
FAMILY ONE-ON-ONE MENTORING AVAILABLE
• Please contact our office to discuss details.
For complete course list or to enroll, visit: www.CoyoteTrails.org | Email: [email protected] | Phone: 541.772.1390
Upcoming Events and Activities!
Central Point City-Wide Yard Sale
Fall Clean Up! September 10th, 2016
8am-3pm
Call 541.664.3321 x 130
Harvest Fest 2016
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We are excited to announce that we’ve partnered
with the Expo for Harvest Fest 2016!
For more information and tickets:
www.battleofthebones.com
Fall Harvest 5K
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The Valley’s Newest 5k! October 8th, 2016
For more information:
@GrowAPearHarvest5K
www.mydirtpark.org
centralpointoregon.gov/parksrec
@CPParksRec
541.664.3321 x 130
Ashland: AshlandParksAndRec.org | 541-488-5340
Central Point: CentralPointOregon.gov/Parks.aspx | 541.423-1012 30
Basketball
Dog Park
Equestrian Trails
Gazebo
Futsal
Meeting Rooms
Outdoor Pool
Picnic Pavilion
Playground
Restrooms
Soccer
Softball/Baseball
Sand Volleyball
Tennis/Pickleball
Trail Access
Water Play Area
Amphitheater
Recreation Area
Facilities
Program & Event
Locations
COMMUNITY FACILITIES
Parks & Recreation Headquarters
Santo Community Center, 701 N Columbus Ave
COMMERCIAL
FACILITIES
I.O.O.F./Eastwood Cemetery, 1581 Siskiyou Blvd
Evergreen Ballroom
6088 Crater Lake Ave,
Central Point
Carnegie Building, 413 W Main St
REGIONAL PARKS
Bear Creek Park, Siskiyou Blvd & Highland Dr
Fire Station 6
3700 Barnett Rd,
Medford
Bear Creek Amphitheater, Dog Park & Skate Park
Prescott (Roxy Ann) Park, Roxy Ann Rd
COMMUNITY PARKS
Fichtner-Mainwaring Park, Stewart Ave & Holly St
Inn At The Commons
200 N Riverside Ave,
Medford
Hawthorne Park, 501 E Main St
Holmes Park, 185 S Modoc Ave
Medford Armory
1701 S. Pacific Hwy,
Medford
Jackson Park & Pool,‡ 815 Summit Ave
U.S. Cellular Community Park, 300 Lowry Lane
Pear Blossom Park, N Bartlett, along 4th–6th Streets
SPECIAL USE PARKS
Alba Park, West 8th Street
Rogue Valley Country
Club Tennis Center
2700 Hillcrest Rd,
Medford
Railroad Park, Table Rock Rd & Berrydale Ave
Veteran’s Memorial Park, S. Pacific Hwy & Stewart
Virginia Vogel Plaza, E Main St & Central Ave
NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS‡ Medford Parks property adjacent to school site
Donahue-Frohnmayer Park, 1678 Spring St
Howard Elementary,‡ 286 Mace Rd
Jefferson Elementary,‡ 333 Holmes Ave
Centennial Golf Course
1900 N Phoenix Hwy,
Medford
Easter Seals Rec Center
809 W McAndrews,
Medford
Cascade Christian H. S.
855 Chevy Way,
Medford
Kennedy Elementary,‡ 2860 N Keene Way Rd
Lone Pine Elementary, 3158 Lone Pine Rd
‡
Orchard Hill Elementary,‡ 1011 La Loma Dr
St. Mary’s School
816 Black Oak Dr,
Medford
Union Park, Union Ave & Plum St
Earhart Park, Fortune & Eastwood
Ruhl Park, Modoc Ave & Hillcrest Rd
Coyote Trails’ Jefferson
Nature Center
300 Lowry Lane,
Medford
Cedar Links Park, 3101 Cedar Links Dr
Oregon Hills Park, 6001 E. McAndrews Rd
Lewis Park, 130 Lewis Ave
Lone Pine Park, 3158 Lone Pine Rd
Liberty Park, 625 N Bartlett St
FUTURE PARK SITES
Chrissy Park
For more information call 541.774.2400
Midway Park
For more information call 541.774.2400
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Other
Program
Locations
Rogue Gallery & Art
Center
40 S Bartlett St,
Medford
GENERAL PARK RULES
Park Hours: 6am-10:30pm
• Alcohol: Not permitted in most park areas or facilities.
Allowed in certain areas with the Park Director’s
approval.
• Amplification: City permission is required for amplified
speech or music in a park area. Permit Fee $16
• Barbecues: Please do not leave a fire unattended or
leave before extinguishing any fire. Dump hot briquettes
in existing fire pits or barbecues only.
• Camping: Not allowed in any park unless pre-approved
by City Council.
• Dogs: Must be on a 6–foot leash in the control of a
capable individual who must immediately remove any
feces.
• Firearms: Firearms, fireworks and explosives are
prohibited from all parks.
• Horses/Exotic Animals—Not permitted in park areas or
bike paths except when approved for special events.
• Vehicles: Motorized vehicles are allowed only in
designated parking areas.
• Vending: Land use regulations prohibit vending of goods
except as specified in Section 2-185 of the City Code.
• Use of remote controlled devices in park areas, unless
otherwise designated, is prohibited such as: cars,
aircraft, model rockets and drones.
BEAR CREEK SKATE PARK
• All participants are required to wear protective head
gear while using the Skate Park. This is a state law for
those 16 years of age and younger.
• No bike riding is allowed on the skate park facility.
• Facility is for Skateboard and Roller Blade activities only.
• Use facility at your own risk.
• Do not use this facility when skate surface is wet.
TO RESERVE A PARK OR FACILITY
Park Hours are 6am-10:30pm
• View park sites and facility calendars at www.
playmedford.com.
• Reserve by phone with a debit/credit card by calling
774-2400.
• To pay with cash, check or money order, visit the Parks
& Recreation office at the Santo Community Center.
• Bring the rental confirmation to the location/event.
• Inflatables may not be staked at any park site. Renters
are required to provide valid insurance, as specified by
the City. Renter is responsible for providing power.
General Use Permit:
$42 for each 3–hour time slot. “General Use” is considered
under 75 attendees, no amplification and creates no
neighborhood parking impact.
Special Event Permits: A special permit and a site plan
are required for events and activities that generate high
spectator, traffic, parking or park-impact volumes such as
festivals, car shows, events using booths, etc. Please call
MPRD well in advance to plan and coordinate the event.
Bear Creek Amphitheater: Most events at these facilities
require a Special Event Permit. If the event only requires
chairs, you can make reservations by phone with a debit/
credit card, or come in person to the Parks Department to
pay with cash.
SANTO COMMUNITY CENTER RENTALS
Rooms are often available for meetings, family gatherings or
presentations. Rooms accommodate up to 49 people, and
the Main Hall can hold up to 150. Tables, chairs provided.
TVs and screens available in many rooms.
Meeting Rooms: $18 per hour
Main Hall: Commercial and For-Profit Groups
50 people or less: $40 per hour
Over 50 people: $50 per hour
Main Hall: Family and Non-Profit Groups
50 people or less: $25 per hour
Over 50 people: $35 per hour
Additional fees may apply if abnormal amounts of staff or
maintenance are required.
U.S. CELLULAR COMMUNITY PARK
Visit www.sportsmedford.com for rental rates and
procedures.
CARNEGIE BUILDING RENTALS
Hold your next meeting at the historic Carnegie Building.
Dedicated in 1912, the classic revival style building has been
restored and renovated with amenities and an open floor
plan.
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ABOUT THE MEDFORD PARKS &
RECREATION PROGRAM GUIDE
Published three times a year, the Parks & Recreation
Guidebook is direct-mailed to over 42,000 households
with additional copies distributed at all Medford Parks and
Recreation facilities, Medford Public Schools, the Medford
Chamber of Commerce, the Medford Public Library and
other public institutions in Jackson County. The publication
can also be viewed online at the City of Medford’s web site.
PARKS & RECREATION STAFF
Brian Sjothun............................... Parks & Recreation Director
Rich Rosenthal..................Asst. Parks & Recreation Director
Tim Stevens.............................................Parks Superintendent
Adam Airoldi......................... City Arborist/Parks Supervisor
Matthew Carvalho........................................... Park Technician
Levi Clyburn........................................................... Park Worker I
Paul Cobb........................................................... Park Technician
Angela Durant............................................ Grant Support Tech
Steve Goetz........................................................... Park Worker I
Chuck Hanson..................................... Recreation Coordinator
Jeff Knecht....................................................... Parks Supervisor
Bob Lucas............................................................... Park Worker I
Sue McKenna.........................................Recreation Supervisor
Bob Miller......................Parks Bldg/Utility Tech II - Irrigation
Alex Modrell................. Resource Development Coordinator
Jesse Nyberg..........................................Recreation Supervisor
Bev Power...................................Customer Service Supervisor
Dustin Risley......................................................... Park Worker I
Brian Robinson................................................ Parks Supervisor
Stryder Scofield................................................ Park Technician
Chris Shaull.............................................Recreation Supervisor
Roger Sherman..................................................... Park Worker I
Sandi Sherman......................................... Admin Support Tech
Jennifer Sparacino...................................Office Administrator
Dwayne Stoltz................................................... Park Technician
Skip Vencill...................Bldg/Utility Technician II - Irrigation
Richard Weed....................................................... Park Worker I
Darcy Wellington................................................. Park Worker I
Travis Wyant..................................................... Park Technician
Pete Young............................................................. Parks Planner
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Medford, OR 97501
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