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City of
Longview
Parks & Recreation
Spring 2016
Proudly Sponsored by:
Upcoming Events
Lego Adventures
Earth Day
Kids Fish-In
24 Hour Run
& More!
Information & Contents
City Council
Mayor Don Jensen, Ken Botero,
Steve Moon, Mary Jane Melink,
Chet Makinster, Mike Wallin,
Scott Vydra
Parks & Recreation
Advisory Board
Chairperson Louis LaPierre,
Austi Baudro, Dianne Quast,
Micah Shea, Nick Seaver
Mint Valley Golf Advisory
Committee
Chairperson David Sathe,
Chuck Bergquist, Brenda Athey,
Arne Lund, and Rick Parrish
Visual Arts Commission
Chairperson Steve Moon,
Deborah Andersen, Ramona
Lauzon, Sue Piper
Vision
Creating community through People, Parks and Programs.
1.....................................................Front Cover
Mission
2...................................Information & Contents
To build a healthy community by providing high quality recreation and park
services for everyone.
Excellent Service, Play & Creativity, Lifestyle Enrichment,
Unity & Collaboration, Conservation
Contact/Register
Registration is accepted on a first come basis from the date this brochure is
distributed. Unless otherwise noted, you must be pre-registered before attending the first class. Payment is due at time of registration. Make checks payable
to “City of Longview”. A $25 service charge is applied to returned checks.
Recreation Manager
Natalie Richie
Recreation Coordinators
Steve Plampin, Karry Williquette
You Can Find Us At
Parks Manager
Curt Nedved
Golf Course Superintendent
Scott Knapp
Recreation Specialists
Barbie Morrison, Caitlin White
Office Staff
Kristi Ruhland, Melissa Harbour,
Shawnee Randolph
Recreation Guide
A Partnership with
Kaiser Permanente
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Recreation Office:.............................................2920 Douglas Street, Longview
Office Hours: .................................................................Mon - Fri, 11 am - 5 pm
Phone:.................................................................................................442-5400
Fax:......................................................................................................442-5955
Web Site:........................................................www.mylongview.com/recreation
Facebook:.............................................www.facebook.com/longviewrecreation
Phone Numbers
6......................Youth – Preschool/Parent & Tot
7..........................Youth - Dance & Gymnastics
8...............................Youth - Sports & Activities
9....................... Community Sports Information
10.....................Youth - Learning & Enrichment
11......................Youth - Learning & Enrichment
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12......................Youth - After School Programs
13..........Youth - Out of School/Party Packages
14......................Adult - Learning & Enrichment
15......................Adult - Learning & Enrichment
16..........................Facility Rentals/Kids Fish In
17..............................................Special Events
18........................................ Adult - Technology
19........................................ Adult - Technology
20................................Adult - Dance & Fitness
21.............................Adult - Health & Wellness
22........................................ Adult - Fit & Active
23.................................Highlight/Special Event
24............... Adult - Sports Lessons & Leagues
25...... Adult - Softball Leagues & Tournaments
26..........................................................Seniors
Recreation Office ...................................................................................442-5400
Program Registration..............................................................................442-5400
Building & Park Rental ...........................................................................442-5407
Classes & Events ..................................................................................442-5400
Sports Activities .....................................................................................442-5435
Senior Programs.....................................................................................636-0210
Youth & After School...............................................................................442-5402
Park Maintenance...................................................................................442-5421
Street Trees............................................................................................442-5421
Mint Valley Golf & Pro Shop...................................................................442-5442
Mint Valley Racquet & Fitness Center....................................................636-4770
RD = Resident Discount
4....................... Community Events & Activities
5 ...................... Community Events & Activities
Core Values
Online: http://www.mylongview.com/reconline
Mail: Parks & Recreation, 2920 Douglas Street
Longview, WA 98632
Send registration form with check, debit or credit card information.
Drop Off: Parks & Recreation, 2920 Douglas Street in the mail
slot in front door or Longview City Hall, 1525 Broadway in utility payment mailbox. Place registration form
and check, cash, debit or credit card information in
envelope.
By Phone: 442-5400 Have class and debit or credit card
information available.
By Fax: 442-5955
Send registration form with debit or credit card
information.
Parks & Recreation Director
Jennifer Wills
3 .................................Master Calendar - 2016
27.................................. Specialized recreation
28.....................................................Volunteers
29.....................................................Volunteers
30......................................... Registration Form
31................................Registration Information
Longview Recreation - People, Parks & Programs
Creating Community through People, Parks, & Programs!
March 4
April 2
April 16
April 30
May 7
May 21-September 10
June 25
July 2
July 7 - August 11
July 31
August 6
August 12, 19, 26
August 13
September 23 & 24
September 26
October 28, 29
October 29
November 4 - 6
November 24
December 3
December 3
2920 Douglas St. Longview
Electrifying Shamrock Run
Running of the Fools 10K Walk/Run
Earth Day
Kid’s Fish-In
Passport to Healthy Families
$5 5K Series
Mud Day
Firecracker Run
Summer Concert Series—Thurs nights
Swim, Splash, & Dash Triathlon
Family Outdoor Adventure
Movies in the Park
Special Olympics Car Show
Moonlight Run & Golf
Extreme Machines
Boulevard Boo Haunted House
Pumpkin Pi Run
Photo Contest & Show
Turkey Trot
Breakfast with Santa
Handcrafted Holiday Bazaar
www.mylongview.com/recreation
Phone: 360.442.5400
www.mylongview.com/recreation 442.5400
Fax: 360.442.5955
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Community Events
Earth Day Celebration
$5 5K Series
Age: All Ages
4/16
Sat
10:00 am - 3:30 pm
Location: Cowlitz Expo Center, 1900 7th Ave
Free Family Event
Age:
5/ 21 6/18
7/23
8/20
9/10 A fun filled day awaits as we prepare to enjoy the 21st annual Earth Day Celebration. Lots of hands on fun and education with a variety of environmental exhibitors,
entertainment and activities. Highlights this year will be Pacific Science Center,
Circus Cascadia, and live music from the Transcendental Marching Band.
Passport to Healthy Families
Longview YMCA, Parks & Recreation and Youth & Family Link partner together for a
day of promoting healthy families in Cowlitz County. Visit all three locations and join
in various free, fun and engaging activities. Get your passport stamped to be entered
to win the Grand Prize.
Age: All Ages
150609 5/14/16 Sat
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Location: Elks Building, 2121 Kessler Blvd
Free Family Event
Garden Spaces
Garden spaces for public rental will be available in 2016 at the 32nd Ave garden
site. Each space is 20x40 with a limited number of smaller 10x40 spaces. Water and
port-a-potty included. Returning gardeners have until February 26 to retain 2015
gardens. New gardener registration begins March 7th. There is a two garden limit
with additional gardens available after April 30.
Dates:
Location:
Fee:
Year Round
Garden Plot, 32nd & Louisiana St
20x40$90.00 $85.00RD
10x40$55.00 $50.00RD
This statewide program was created to provide more fishing opportunities for
youth in the state of Washington. The fishing area will be netted with trout. Each
participant will receive a rod and reel. Kid’s Fish-In is conducted by Longview Parks
and Recreation, Department of Fish and Wildlife, Cowlitz Game and Anglers, Mt. St.
Helens Bassmasters, Lower Columbia Fly Fishers Association. Along with experienced
fishermen, they will instruct and help the participants. Fish-In registration forms are
available at the Recreation Office and online at www.mylongview.com/recreation.
Registration will not be accepted at the event. Space is limited to first 400.
Pre-registration required.
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5 - 14
Sat
4/30
8:00 - 8:45 am
Sat
4/30
9:00 - 9:45 am
Sat
4/30
10:00 - 10:45 am
Sat
4/30
11:00 - 11:45 am
Sat
4/30
12:00 - 12:45 pm
Sat
4/30
1:00 - 1:45 pm
Sat
4/30
2:00 - 2:45 pm
Lake Sacajawea Park, Martin’s Dock
All Ages
Tam O’Shanter Park
Roy Morse Park
Archie Anderson
7th Avenue Park
Elks building, Lake Sacajawea/ Seahawk Poker Walk
Take it to the Top! Family Indoor
Rock Wall Climbing
Get a feel for what climbing indoors is like on the new Rock Wall at Lower Columbia
College. No experience necessary. Perfect for first-timers who want to “learn the
ropes.” Our instructor will certify adults over 18 in belaying (using rope harness) on
the first night of class then you will be able to belay your family members for the
remaining four weeks. You will learn care of the rope handling, and safety aspects of
your first climbing experience. Rental climbing shoes and harnesses included. Anyone
under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. First night of class will only be for those
getting Belayed certified. $25.00 Belay Certification Fee to be paid to instructor first
night. Instructor: LCC Fitness Center Staff
Age: 4 & Over
150841 T/Th 3/8-3/29 5:30 - 7:00 pm $55.00 $50.00RD
Relay
Location: Lower Columbia College Fitness Center, 1600 Maple Street
24 Hour Run
Kid’s Fish-In
Age:
150618
150619
150620
150621
150622
150623
150624
Location:
Come out with your friends and family for the $5 5K run/walk series. We love our
parks and we want you to run and love them too! Come to all five events and receive
a free Turkey Trot registration and T-shirt.
This race will be held on a one mile course at Lake Sacajawea Park. Awards will be
given to the top 10 overall mileage finishers. Water/snack station will be on the
course to keep you fueled up. Registration forms available at the recreation office.
Call the event organizer at 749-4372 for more detailed information or register at
ultrasignup.com
Age:
18 & Over
150549 Sa/Su 3/19-3/20 9:00 am - 9:00 am $98.00
Location: Lake Sacajawea Park, Hemlock Plaza Area
$8.00 per child
$8.00 per child
$8.00 per child
$8.00 per child
$8.00 per child
$8.00 per child
$8.00 per child
Community Events
United Way’s Hop for Health
Spring into action on March 26th at Lake Sacajawea for United Way’s “Hop for
Health 5k Run, Walk & Hunt,” as we celebrate the Easter weekend. This event fuses
a traditional Easter egg hunt with the thrill of a fun run and walk. Fun for the
whole family and even the Easter bunny will be there. Proceeds benefit the partner
agencies of United Way of Cowlitz & Wahkiakum Counties. $20 for individual (without
shirt), $25 (includes shirt, bunny ears, tail and basket), family of 4 rate is $70
(includes four shirts, ears, tails and baskets). Prizes awarded for best individual and
group costumes, fastest male and female race time and egg collection finds. Event
starts at Lion’s Shelter at 9 a.m. We will be so hoppy to see you there!
REGISTER AT WWW.REGTORACE.COM
Sat, 3/26, 9:00 am Lion’s Shelter, Lake Sacajawea
$15 individual no shirt; $25.00 individual includes shirts, basket, bunny ears
$70 family of 4 includes 4 shirts, ears, tails and baskets
Columbia Wellness Run the Path
Columbia Wellness’ 9th annual Run the Path is happening at Lake Sacajawea on
Saturday, May 7th starting at 9am! This event is a family friendly fun run/walk. Prizes
will be given out to the top times for Male/Female in three different age categories
as well as random raffle prize drawings throughout the event. Each participant will
get a participant bag of goodies along with a t-shirt. Want to know the best part?
It’s all FREE!! REGISTER AT WWW.COLUMBIAWELL.ORG
Sat.
5/7, 9:00 am
Location: Lion’s Shelter, Lake Sacajawea
S&M Challenge
The S&M (Sand & Misery) Challenge is an obstacle course event with 11 different
obstacles spread out on a three mile sandy and muddy course along the Cowlitz
River in Castle Rock. Fire jump, wall, mud pit and more!! Wave starts begin at 9:00
a.m. 500 participant limit. 20 teams of five people limit. Proceeds benefit the
American Liver Foundation.
TO REGISTER: WWW.GETMEREGISTERED.COM/SMCHALLENGE
Age: 12 & Over
Sat., 3/5 10:00 am - 12:30 pm
Location: North County Sports Complex, 5140 Westside Hwy, Castle Rock
Healthy Eating - Growing a Garden Series
You want to grow your own food, but have limited space, resources and just not sure
what to do. Jon Griffin, Washington State University Master Gardener will present
how to grow vegetables environmentally safe with limited resources to make a
successful garden.
Planning your Garden
(Soil management, Garden Layout, how to use the space)
2/22, 6:00 pm
Preparing your Garden
(What to grow, starting seeds, when to plant, tilling the soil)
03/21, 6:00 pm
Tending the Garden
(Weeding, watering, mulching, when to harvest)
4/18, 6:00 pm
The cost will be $10.00 (all family members) per class or $15.00 (all family members) for the series. Those who are registered for a Community Garden Plot with
Longview Parks and Recreation for 2016 can take the classes for free. Classes,
sponsored by Washington State University Extension Master Gardeners, will be held
in Cowlitz County Training Center located at 1942 First Avenue in Longview.
For more information or to register, contact Gary Fredricks at 577-3014
Ext 3 or [email protected].
Kids’ Garage Sale
Reservations are now being taken for booth space for our Kids’ Garage Sale.
Children will learn the pros and cons of entrepreneurship by renting a booth space
to sell their gently used children’s items such as clothes, books, toys, CD’s & DVD’s.
Adult participation is required. The sale is open to the public from 9:00am to
1:00pm.
Age:
4 - 18
150698 Sat
3/26
9:00 am - 1:00 pm Fee: $22 for 8 foot table
Location: McClelland Center, 951 Delaware St.
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Youth u Preschool /Parent Tot
Bright Beginnings Academy
1 day a Week
A preschool prep program designed to provide a positive, challenging and joyful
learning environment for children to blossom educationally and socially. Child
participates without parent/guardian and must be potty trained.
Instructor: Linda Zandi, Recreation Staff
Age:
150666
150667
150671
150668
150669
150672
Location:
3 - 5
Tue
3/8-3/29 9:00 - 11:15 am
Tue
4/12-5/3 9:00 - 11:15 am
Tue
5/10-5/31 9:00 - 11:15 am
Thu
3/10-3/31 9:00 - 11:15 am
Thu
4/14-5/5 9:00 - 11:15 am
Thu
5/12-6/2 9:00 - 11:15 am
Emmanuel Lutheran Church, 928 23rd Ave.
$40.00RD
$40.00RD
$40.00RD
$40.00RD
$40.00RD
$40.00RD
$45.00
$45.00
$45.00
$45.00
$45.00
$45.00
Bright Beginnings Academy
2 day a Week
A preschool prep program designed to provide a positive, challenging and joyful
learning environment for children to blossom educationally and socially. Child
participates without parent/guardian and must be potty trained.
Instructor: Linda Zandi, Recreation Staff
Age:
150662
150663
150665
Location:
3 - 5
T/Th
3/8-3/31 9:00 - 11:15 am $70.00RD
T/Th
4/12-5/5 9:00 - 11:15 am $70.00RD
T/Th
5/10-6/2 9:00 - 11:15 am $70.00RD
$75.00
$75.00
$75.00
Gymnastics - Parent & Tot
Fun, developmental early childhood gymnastics, which provides a positive social
environment; builds self-confidence; enhances body awareness, physical and brain
development; incorporates fun chants and new exciting theme is introduced to
enhance imagination by our certified, caring coach. Instructor: Kim Philia, Defy
Gravity Gymnastics
Age:
150586
150588
Location:
2 - 3
Sat
3/5-3/26 9:00 - 9:45 am
Sat
5/7-5/28 9:00 - 9:45 am
Woman’s Club Building, 835 21st Ave.
$35.50RD
$35.50RD
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ON
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$40.50
$40.50
!
Music & Movement – Parent & Tot
Explore your child’s imagination through music and dance. Children will learn finger
plays, make instruments and be exposed to different music and props.
Instructor: Buffy Richardson, Recreation Staff
Age:
150687
150815
150900
Location:
3 - 6
Mon
3/7-3/28 10:00 - 11:00 am $35.50RD $40.50
Mon
4/11-5/2 10:00 - 11:00 am $35.50RD $40.50
Mon
5/9-5/30 10:00 - 11:00 am $35.50RD $40.50
Swim, Parent & Tot
Parent and tot swim is for your child to become acquainted with the water in a fun
atmosphere. This class works with the parent and child on water adjustments and
water safety skills. Adults are required to be in the water, swim diaper is required for
children not potty trained. Life jackets are available but you are encouraged to bring
one. ‘Puddle Jumper’ brand is recommended for independent swimming.
Instructor: Jennifer Green
Age:
150602
150603
150604
Location:
3M - 3Y
Wed
3/9-3/30 9:30 - 10:30 am $30.50RD $35.50
Wed
4/6-5/4 9:30 - 10:30 am $30.50RD $35.50
Wed
5/11-6/8 9:30 - 10:30 am $30.50RD $35.50
Heritage Swimming Pool, 1328 18th Avenue
Dance & Gymnastics t Youth
Creative Dance for Tots
Designed for your little dancers interested in exploring different styles of dance.
Children will love this fun and energetic class. Preschoolers will learn routines to
perform for their family and friends at the last class. Wear comfortable clothing and
no jeans please. Instructor: Staff High Step Dance Academy
Age:
150810
150811
Location:
18M - 3Y
Sat
3/5-3/26 10:00 - 11:00 am $35.50RD $40.50
Sat
4/16-5/7 10:00 - 11:00 am $35.50RD $40.50
High Step Dance Academy, 3303 Washington Way
Ballet
A creative movement class for beginners. Learn the basics such as turn-outs, correct
posture and alignment for the arms, body, feet and head. Please wear comfortable
clothing, no jeans please. Instructor: Elizabeth Muir
Age:
3 - 5
150613 Tue
3/8-3/29 4:15 - 5:00 pm
Location: Woman’s Club Building, 835 21st Ave.
$35.50RD $40.50
Hip Hop for Tots
Hip Hop is great exercise and encourages coordination and creativity. Preschoolers
will learn routines to perform for their family and friends at the last class. Wear
comfortable clothing and no jeans please.
Age:
150653
150654
Location:
4 - 6
Wed
3/9-3/30 5:30 - 6:30 pm
$35.50RD $40.50
Wed
4/13-5/4 5:30 - 6:30 pm
$35.50RD $40.50
Hip Hop Hip Hop is great exercise and encourages coordination and creativity. Students will
learn routines to perform for their family and friends at the last class. Wear comfortable clothing and no jeans please. Instructor: High Step Academy Staff
Age:
150902
150904
Location:
6 - 12
Wed
3/9-3/30 6:30 - 7:30 pm
$35.50RD $40.50
Wed
4/13-5/4 6:30 - 7:30 pm
$35.50RD $40.50
Gymnastics - Tiny Tots Watch your child’s face fill with excitement, body fill with pride, and heart swell
with confidence, as their skills expand with every class. Gymnastics is called the
fundamental sport because it helps brain development, which is used in math and
language, attention, concentration, reasoning skills and organizational strategies.
Every two weeks a new, exciting theme is introduced by our certified, caring coach.
Instructor: Kim Philia, Defy Gravity Gymnastics
Age:
150589
150590
Location:
3 - 5
Sat
3/5-3/26 10:00 - 10:45 am $35.50RD $40.50
Sat
5/7-5/28 10:00 - 10:45 am $35.50RD $40.50
Gymnastics - Beginning
Caring certified coaches will safely help each child through a variety of gymnastics
skills on the bars, beam and floor. Children will have fun learning cartwheels,
backwards and forward rolls, headstands, pullovers, and back hip circles. These
classes build muscular strength and flexibility, build self-esteem and increase social
interaction. Instructor: Kim Philia, Defy Gravity Gymnastics
Age:
150583
150585
Location:
6 - 12
Sat
3/5-3/26 11:00 - 11:45 am $35.50RD $40.50
Sat
5/7-5/28 11:00 - 11:45 am $35.50RD $40.50
Gymnastics Urban Parkour Basic Training
Learn balance, precision jumps, rolls, vaults, basic gymnastics skills, and safety
techniques needed to establish a strong base for parkour activities. Watch your
child learn how to discipline their mind, increase self-confidence and build healthy
relationships through team building skills and a common praising atmosphere.
Instructor: Kim Philia, Defy Gravity Gymnastics
Age:
150591
150592
Location:
6 - 12
Sat
3/5-3/26 12:00 - 1:00 pm
Sat
5/7-5/28 12:00 - 1:00 pm
$35.50RD $40.50
$35.50RD $40.50
Hula
Learn the various types of Hawaiian dance: Hula Kahiko and Hula Auana. Learn the
basic foot and hand motions, and complete choreographies. Instructor: Kate Denman
Age:
5 - 12
150611 Tue
4/12-5/31 5:00 - 5:55 pm
$50.00RD $55.00
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Youth u Sports Activities
Kung Fu Spring Break
Come in and enjoy a great Kung Fu class, learning self-defense techniques in a
safe and positive atmosphere! At the end of our second class, your child will break
a board and receive their white belt. A great way to keep the kids busy while off of
school for the holiday break. Uniform is available at the first class for $20, but not
required. No jeans please. Instructor: Jimmy Beattie
Age:
5 - 13
150670 M-Th
4/4-4/7 2:00 - 2:45 pm $34.00RD $39.00
Location: Academy of Kung Fu, 1236 14th Ave
Kung Fu Lessons
This class will give your children the skills and confidence to deal with self-defense
situations effectively. Participants will learn ‘KidSafe’ skills to deal with abduction
from an adult as well as ‘BullyProof’ skills to deal with assault from other children.
Experience martial arts in a positive, safe environment taught by professional
certified instructors. Uniform is available at first class for $20, but not required.
Please come 15 minutes early to be fitted for uniform. No jeans please. Instructor:
Jimmy Beattie
Age:
5 - 13
150594 Fri
4/15-5/6 5:30 - 6:15 pm $34.00RD $39.00
Location: Academy of Kung Fu, 1236 14th Ave.
Start Smart Sports
This program prepares children for organized sports in a positive environment.
Start Smart is a national youth sports program that teaches beginning skill
instruction, teamwork, sportsmanship, and fun. Parent participation is encouraged
but not required. Age:
Soccer
150595
Basketball
150597
Location:
8
3 - 6
Sat
4/16-5/7 9:30 - 10:30 am $25.00RD $30.00
Tue
4/19-5/10 4:15 - 5:15 pm $25.00RD $30.00
McClelland Center, 951 Delaware St.
Wee Climb Class
Kids are natural climbers, whether they’re in the backyard, at the playground, or on
your living room furniture. Let our skilled coaches build confidence in your child while
introducing them to a sport they can enjoy for a lifetime! The new rock wall at Lower
Columbia College will be the setting for this fun and exciting activity! We’ll help your
little one get comfortable in a gym setting, calming any nerves through climbing
games and lots of encouragement. Parents are welcome to stay with their children,
or simply drop them off to burn up some of their endless energy. Kids will only use
the bouldering section of the wall only (not using the ropes component). Instructor:
LCC Fitness Center Staff
Age: 4-7
150840 Sat
3/5-3/26 9:00 - 9:50 am $50.00RD $55.00
150897 Sat
3/5-3/26 10:00 - 10:50 am $50.00RD $55.00
Location: Lower Columbia College Fitness Center, 1600 Maple Street
Volleyball Clinic
In this fun, fitness based program, basic volleyball skills will be taught. Passing,
setting, spiking, scoring, rules and simple strategies will also be practiced. Students
will have scrimmages and modified games to accommodate skill levels. Instructor:
LCC Women’s Volleyball Players
Age:
9 - 15
150550 Mon
3/7-3/28 5:30 - 7:00 pm $30.00RD $35.00
Location: Monticello Middle School, 1225 28th Ave.
Horsemanship Lessons- Beginning
Enjoy games and exercise while learning English riding skills that build confidence.
Expert instruction is provided in basic horsemanship including safety, rules,
grooming, and tacking. Participants must wear riding shoes or shoes with heels.
Bring your own helmet or use one provided. Class will be held in an arena either
indoors or outdoors, depending on the weather. Instructor: Donna Longacre
Age:
6 - 16
150612 Tue
5/3-5/17 6:00 - 7:00 pm $47.50RD $52.50
Location: Longacre Stables, 2290 Dike Road
Community Sports Information
Youth Baseball
Soccer
Longview Youth Baseball, John Null Park & Archie Anderson Park
425-5680 www.longviewyouthbaseball.com
Cowlitz Youth Soccer
(Longview, Kelso, Kalama, Castle Rock, Ocean Beaches)
www.cowlitzyouthsoccer.com
Longview Babe Ruth, Roy Morse Park
751-5751 www. longviewbaberuth.com
Cowlitz Youth Baseball, Riverside Park
577-1581 www.cowlitzyouthbaseball.com
Kelso Youth Baseball, Tam-O-Shanter www.kelsoyouthbaseball.com
Softball
Lower Columbia Women’s Soccer League
[email protected]
Youth Volleyball
Aces Volleyball Club
431-4493 www.acesvolleyballclub.com
Cowlitz Volleyball Club
Longview Girls, 7th Ave. Park
577-1006 www.lgsawa.com
636-7526www.cowlitzvolleyball.com
Kelso Girls, Tam-O-Shanter www.kelsogirlssoftball.org
Longview-Kelso Adult Slowpitch
442-5435 www.mylongview.com/recreation
Kelso Youth Wrestling
636-2533 http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kelso-Youth-Wrestling
Special Olympics
Basketball
Longview Recreation
360-442-5400 www.mylongview.com/receation
Longview Recreation Adult league
442-5435 www.mylongview.com/recreation
Running
Cowlitz Valley Runners
www.cowlitzvalleyrunners.org/
[email protected]
Swimming
YMCA, 15th & Douglas
423-4770 www.ymca.net
Killer Whales Swim Club
431-3990 www.killerwhalesswimclub.com
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Youth u Learning & Enrichment
OMSI Spring Break Fun Day
OMSI staff will be traveling to Longview and will teach participants about detective
work as they piece together the evidence of a crime scene. Students will see
firsthand how fingerprints, footprints and fibers can help catch a criminal. Before
and after OMSI presentation our staff will be organizing games, crafts and activities.
Please have child bring a lunch and snack. Instructor: Recreation Staff & OMSI Staff
Age:
5 - 12
150551 Tue
4/5
7:30 am - 5:30 pm $26.00RD
Location: Kessler Elementary, 1902 E Kessler Blvd.
$31.00
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basic analytical, problem-solving and critical thinking skills critical to academic
achievement and workforce readiness in the 21st century. Discover hands on
activities using building bricks, digital recorders, Lego elements and K’nex. An
excellent blend of education and fun! Instructor: Linda Zandi, Recreation Staff
$50.50RD
$50.50RD
$55.50
$55.50
Lego Adventures
Explore Lego elements and learn building techniques while engaging in a wide
range of modeling, architectural and engineering activities. Gain knowledge in
mathematics, physics and communications. Instructor: Linda Zandi, Recreation
Staff
Age:
6 - 9
150899 Thu
4/14-5/5 5:30 - 6:30 pm
Location: Recreation Building, 2920 Douglas St.
Why make a mess at home when you can come to ‘Studio 1625’ 1625 23d Ave in
Longview. Each participant will have a wide range of art materials to choose from
including, watercolor paints, oil pastels, markers to collage and modeling materials.
A great opportunity to develop fine motor skills, explore what it’s like to be an artist
and get creative. Dress for a mess. Instructor: Anne-Marie Carr
Age:
4 - 8
150557 Sat
3/12
10:00 - 11:30 am $22.50RD
Location: Studio 1625, 1625 23rd
$27.50
S.T.E.M. Discovery Club
Age:
9 - 13
150770 Tue
3/8-4/19 5:30 - 7:00 pm
150771 Tue
4/26-5/31 5:30 - 7:00 pm
No class on April 5th (Spring Break)
Art - Mini Messy
$35.50RD
$40.50
Kids’ Garage Sale
Reservations are now being taken for booth space for our Kids’ Garage Sale.
Children will learn the pros and cons of entrepreneurship by renting a booth space
to sell their gently used children’s items such as clothes, books, toys, CD’s & DVD’s.
Adult participation is required. The sale is open to the public from 9:00 am
to 1:00 pm.
Chef Academy - Growing & Cooking
Friends, food, nutrition & fun make this a recipe for success. Plan healthy menus &
practice safe food preparation as participants are introduced to kitchen vocabulary,
techniques, tools, topics like etiquette, nutrition, safety, math concepts. Inspire,
excite, & feed the curiosity of your culinary artist in the making. Fee includes recipes,
handouts and supplies. Instructor: Erin McKee, Lower Columbia Gardens
Age:
8 - 12
150812 Tue
4/12-5/3 5:30 - 7:00 pm
$40.50RD
$45.50
Family Plant Based Cooking Class
Having hard time getting your kids to eat healthy? If so, bring them to this hands-on
plant based cooking class for parents and children. Learn together simple dishes
the whole family will enjoy that don’t take all day to prepare. Each week will feature
different vegan and gluten free recipes. Taught by a trained instructor who has
studied under award winning vegan chefs. Class fee includes all supplies, handouts,
recipes. Instructor: Deb Kay
Age:
8 & Over
Soups, Salads & Dressings:
150804 4/14 Thu
5:30 - 7:30 pm
Grains, Beans, Tofu and Tempeh:
150805 4/21 Thu
5:30 - 7:30 pm
Casseroles, Wraps & Sandwiches:
150806 4/28 Thu
5:30 - 7:30 pm
Dessert & Raw Foods:
150807 5/5
Thu
5:30 - 7:30 pm
Price is for Adult & Child
$45.00RD
$50.00
$45.00RD
$50.00
$45.00RD
$50.00
$45.00RD
$50.00
Age:
4 - 18
150698 Sat
3/26
9:00 am - 1:00 pm Fee: $20 for 8 foot table
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Learning & Enrichment t Youth
Kindness Kids Club
This club will focus on creating positive attitudes and character building skills by
teaching kids how to make our community a better place by creating random acts of
kindness to others. The participants will have fun the first class coming up with ideas
and creating fun things to give to others during the second class. Second class will
meet at a different location so kids will have an opportunity to share their random
kindness ideas with others. Instructor: Katie Rose
Age:
8 - 12
150809 Sat
4/23-4/30 10:00 am - 12:00 pm $25.00RD $30.00
Safe On My Own
Learn how to handle being home alone including basic first aid, personal safety,
Internet safety, how to respond to strangers at the door or over the phone, and
sibling care. Instructor: Katie Rose
Age:
150705
150905
Location:
8 - 12
Sat
3/19 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $21.00RD $26.00
Sat
5/14
9:00 am - 12:00 pm $21.00RD $26.00
Recreation Building, 2920 Douglas St.
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Youth u After School Programs
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Out of School t Youth
Spring Break Day Camp
Engage in recreational activities, sports, crafts, game, interactive presentations,
science and nature activities and group activities. Our camp reinforces healthy
lifestyles, leadership, acceptance, teambuilding, good decision making and strong
values. On April 15, OMSI will be onsite to teach participants about detective work.
Bring lunch and a beverage every day. We’ll provide snacks. Pre-registration is
required with no drop in’s accepted. Please complete Registration Form and bring
first day of camp.
Age:
150605
150606
150607
150608
150609
150610
Location:
5 - 12
M - F 4/4-4/8 7:30 am - 5:30 pm $70.00RD
Mon
4/4 7:30 am - 5:30 pm $26.00RD
Tue
4/5 7:30 am - 5:30 pm $26.00RD
Wed
4/6 7:30 am - 5:30 pm $26.00RD
Thu
4/7 7:30 am - 5:30 pm $26.00RD
Fri
4/8 7:30 am - 5:30 pm $26.00RD
Kessler Elementary, 1902 E Kessler Blvd.
$75.00
$31.00
$31.00
$31.00
$31.00
$31.00
Boulevard Teen Center
The Boulevard is a safe, supervised, drop-in program for Middle and High School
Teens. Enjoy free time playing pool, climbing the wall, darts, foosball, air hockey, Xbox and Wii. We have secure high-speed Internet computer lab, movies, games, craft
activities, learning enrichment and provide a healthy snack.
Age:
12 - 18
150781 M – F
3/1-5/30/16
3:00 - 6:00 pm
Location: Elks Building, 2121 Kessler Blvd.
Highlands Community After School Program
Located at the Highlands Community Center and Archie Anderson Park on the corner
of Alabama and 21st Ave. Staff will engage kids in homework, reading and fun
projects. Organized outdoor activities in the park as weather permits. This free drop
in program also includes a healthy snack, nutrition education and physical fitness
activities. Open on all days when school is in session.
Age: 5 - 17
3/1-6/3 M - F
2:45 - 5:30 pm
Location: Archie Anderson Park, Alabama & 21st
FREE
Birthday Party Package – Basic
Birthday Party Supreme
Age:10-17
Friday
Ongoing 6:30-8:30 pm
Saturday
Ongoing 12:00-2:00 pm
Sunday
Ongoing 1:00-3:00 pm or 6:30-8:30pm
Fee:$100.00
Register: Call 442-5400 to schedule
Age:10-17
Friday
Ongoing
6:30-9:30 pm
Saturday
Ongoing
11:00 am- 2:00 pm or 6:30-9:30 pm
Sunday
Ongoing
1:00-4:00 pm
Fee:$150.00
Register: Call 442-5400 to schedule
Need a place to have a party for your child? The Elks Building has you covered! This
package includes a 2 hour party host, set up, air hockey, rock wall, foosball, pool
table, Wii, X-Box 360 games. TV & DVD, stereo, and clean up. 30 people maximum.
Adult supervision required.
This package includes a 3 hour party host, set up, air hockey, rock wall, pool table,
foosball, Wii, X-Box 360 games. TV & DVD, stereo, and clean up. 25 cupcakes,
2 large 1 topping pizzas, decorations, 30 people maximum. Adult supervision
required.
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Adult u Learning & Enrichment
Art Studio 1625 - Mixed Media Art
Enjoy a morning of creativity and take home a completed artwork. A range of art
materials will be available for you to try - watercolor, acrylic, oil pastel and chalk
pastel. If you feel like crafting, you can make some paper flowers and decor items
instead! Materials and instruction provided. Instructor: Anne-Marie Carr
Age:
18 & Over
150638 Sat
3/12 11:30 am - 1:00 pm $22.50RD
Location: Studio 1625, 1625 23rd
$27.50
Voices For All (Online Course)
Fun, one-on-one, video chat class to get started in Professional Voice Acting, covering
some of the many details of the industry. Receive professional voice evaluation.
This class is taught by a professional voice actor from the voice acting training
company, Voices For All. The class date and time is up to the discretion of the
student. Student contacts the voice coach to make arrangements. Class length is 90
minutes.
Age:
18 & Over
150748 $51.50RD$56.50
Class arrangements [email protected] or [email protected]
Sushi
Making sushi at home is fun & easy once you understand the method of preparation,
Ukulele, Beg. & Int.
shape and taste of ingredients. Learn the history, along with the Zen teachings of
simplicity and experience the hands on fun of making it yourself. $10 supply fee due A unique and inexpensive way to have musical fun with family and friends. A ‘take
anywhere’ instrument anyone can play with easy and simple instruction. Students
to instructor at class. Bring a sharp kitchen knife. Instructor: Fei Chen
Age:
18 & Over
must bring their own ukulele. Children under the age of 12 must attend with an
150711 Wed
5/11 6:00 - 7:30 pm
$23.50RD $28.50
adult. For more information call 425-3786. Instructor: Jimmy Lee & Mike Davenport
Dog Obedience
Learn how to make your dog your best friend. Training will include: behavior
modification, such as jumping up on you; house breaking; excessive barking as well
as basic obedience lessons of walking on leash, sit, down and come. Must bring proof
of vaccinations from vet. Bring favorite toy or treat for rewards. Instructor: Camelia
McAllister
Age:
13 & Over
150645 Tue
5/3-6/7 5:30 - 6:30 pm
$42.50RD
Age:
8 & Over
BEGINNING:
150642 Tue
3/22-4/19 6:00 - 7:00 pm
INTERMEDIATE:
150643 Tue
4/26-5/24 6:00 - 7:00 pm
$38.50RD $43.50
$38.50RD $43.50
$47.50
Voices For All - Voice Acting Education Class
Fun, empowering introductory workshop covering the different types of voiceovers
and what tools are needed to find success. Receive coaching and a professional
voiceover evaluation. Gain the knowledge necessary for the decision if voiceover is
something you’d like to pursue. Taught by a professional voice actor from the Voice
Acting Training Company, Voices For All.
Age:
150508
150749
Location:
14
18 & Over
Wed
3/16 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Thu
6/9
6:00 - 8:00 pm
$51.50RD
$51.50RD
$56.50
$56.50
Learning & Enrichment t Adult
Guitar, Level 1 & 2
Wills & Estate Planning
Beginning Finger Picking Guitar
Age:
150499
150500
Location:
This fun and popular class is the place to get started! No experience necessary. You Learn the basics about estate planning and the probate process. Class will address
will learn easy chords, strumming, and songs. There is an $8 fee due to the instructor Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorneys, Health Care Directives (Living Wills), and Community
at first class. Instructor: Bill Price
Property Agreements. If your estate is under $1 million with no unusual circumstancAge:
13 & Over
es you can sign a simple will, health care directive, and durable power of attorney on
150640 Thu
4/7-5/12
6:30 - 7:15 pm $59.00RD $64.00
the third night of this class. For Washington state residents only. Instructor: Amanda
150641 Thu
5/19-6/23 6:30 - 7:15 pm $59.00RD $64.00
Proujan
Learn beginning finger-picking styles, Travis Patterns, etc. Beginning Guitar 1 or 2
players or other guitar experience required. Instructor: Bill Price
Age: 18 & Over
149920 Thu 3/10-3/31 6:30 - 7:15 pm
Location: McClelland Center, 951 Delaware St
$49.00RD $54.00
Spanish
Have fun while learning basic Spanish vocabulary, grammar and phrases for use
while traveling or in the workplace. Instructor has experience teaching at the college
level and for the Ethnic Support Council. Instructor: Jovita Potter
Age:
18 & Over
150644 Thu
4/14-6/2
6:30 - 7:30 pm $42.50RD $47.50
18 & Over
Thu
3/10-3/24 6:00 - 7:30 pm $105.50RD $110.50
Thu
5/26-6/9
6:00 - 7:30 pm $105.50RD $110.50
Geocaching
Geocaching is a high-tech, treasure-hunting game played throughout the world by
adventure seekers equipped with GPS devices. Learn how to set up your Geocaching
account, find coordinates, rules of the game, and then go find some treasures.
Geocaching is a great outdoor activity for families, couples, or as an individual.
Geocaching is enjoyed by people from all age groups, with a strong sense of
community and support for the environment. If you have a GPS unit or smart phone,
bring it along. An outing to find a cache will be determined during class. Instructor:
Freda Westnedge
Age:
7 & Over (13 years or under please come with an adult)
150712 Thu
6/2
6:00 - 8:00 pm $20.50RD $25.50
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Facility Rentals/Kids Fish In
McClelland Center
This facility is great for larger events!
951 Delaware St.
Large Room 60x60 • Meeting Room 32x24
200 Chairs • 30 8ft. Long Tables
Kitchen: Sink, Refrigerator, and Microwave
Woman’s Club Building
Looking for something smaller
and more intimate?
835 21st Avenue
Large Room 27x42 • Meeting Room 25x15
80 Chairs • 12 8ft. Long Tables
Kitchen: 3 Ovens, Stove, Refrigerator, Microwave
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Special Events
Eartha the Environmental Clown
The Transcendental Marching Band
FIRST Lego League Jr Waste Wise Expo
Pacific Science Center Physics on Wheels
Educational Booths
Farmer’s Market
Smokey Bear
Petting Zoo
Circus Cascadia
Reptile Road Show
Portable Planetarium
Rock Wall / Human Gyroscope
FREE & FUN FOR EVERYONE!
earth day celebration
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Adult u Technology
What should I buy?
iOS or Android - Tablets and Smartphones
Age:
18 & Over
150690 Thu
3/10
6:00 - 8:00 pm $15.50RD $20.50
Age:
IOS:
150780
ANDROID:
150901
Location:
With so many desktops, laptops, notebooks, tablets and readers on the market,
it’s hard to decide what to buy. Look at the pros and cons and comparisons of the
different types of electronic devices. Complete a needs assessment to help you make
a better decision about what will work best for you. (This class only compares types
of devices - not brands.) Instructor: Aaron Dobbins, Abacus Computer Service
Computer Basics
Are you a computer novice who has a computer or access to one? Learn to identify
the main parts of the Windows operating system and how it works using charms,
tiles, apps, email, and internet. This class is taught in the Windows 7 environment.
Prerequisite: Daily access to a computer. Instructor: Bill Carnahan
Age:
18 & Over
150691 Wed
3/9-3/30 6:00 - 8:00 pm $43.50RD $48.50
Location: Mark Morris High School, 1602 Mark Morris Court
Securing your Computer
Be safe in today’s digital world by learning to protect your computer from virus and
other malware, avoid scams & phishing attempts and how to create multiple strong
passwords you can remember on your own. Prerequisite: Basic computer skills.
Instructor: Aaron Dobbins, Abacus Computer Service
Age:
18 & Over
150772 Tue
3/15
6:30 - 8:30 pm $15.50RD $20.50
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Coaching for those Android or iOS (Apple) owners. Cover the basics of the operating
system used by numerous manufacturers. Use the basic commands to navigate your
device, and learn how to use apps and WiFi. Bring your device ID and password, your
email address and password, and your own charged and updated device to class.
Instructor: Aaron Dobbins, Abacus Computer Service
18 & Over
Tue
3/22-3/296:30 - 8:00 pm $22.50RD $27.50
Tue
4/5-4/12 6:30 - 8:00 pm $22.50RD $27.50
Digital Photography
Improve your photography skills and gain a better understanding of your camera.
In this class you’ll learn how to use the settings of your camera, photo composition,
and how you can use basic photo editing to manipulate your photos. Bring your
camera and all the equipment (adaptors, plugs). Class will take short walking field
trips to shoot photos. Instructor: Marvin Pierson
Age:
18 & Over
150695 Tue
4/19-5/106:00 - 8:00 pm $43.50RD $48.50
Excel Introduction
Excel is a powerful spreadsheet program with many uses outside of business
applications. Use it to manage finances, create a schedule or calendar, manage
an event, or create lists. This class uses Microsoft Excel 2010 to teach the basic
features of a spreadsheet: to format numbers, insert rows and columns, and
use functions, organize data, and enter formulas for mathematical calculations.
Prerequisite:Basic computer skills. Instructor: Bill Carnahan
Age:
18 & Over
150700 Thu
4/14-4/216:00 - 8:00 pm $25.50RD $30.50
Technology t Adult
Microsoft Word - Table Basics
Home Computer Technician’s Boot Camp
Age:
18 & Over
150701 Thu
4/28-5/5 6:00 - 8:00 pm $25.50RD $30.50
Location: Mark Morris High School Lab D2, 1602 Mark Morris Court
Age:
18 & Over
150689 Thu
5/12-6/2 6:30 - 8:00 pm $42.50RD $47.50
Microsoft Word tables have more design options than an Excel spread sheet. Practice
creating a Word table, and learn to add, delete and resize columns and rows,
split, merge and color cells, insert and format text, set header row(s), resort table
contents, and enlarge border lines to visually group columns or rows.
Instructor: Bill Carnahan
Internet and Email Fundamentals
There are many different ways to use the internet. Learn how to navigate, use search
engines to find information and bookmark web pages so you can find them again
easily. Take a look at websites concerning computer security, news, travel and more.
Prerequisite: Basic computer skills. Instructor: Bill Carnahan
Age:
18 & Over
150694 Wed
5/11-6/1 6:00 - 8:00 pm $43.50RD $48.50
Location: Mark Morris High School Lab D2, 1602 Mark Morris Court
Work on your own computer and learn how to eliminate ‘baggage’ that makes it
boot up and run slowly, and how to troubleshoot the most common problems instead
of seeking repairs. Bring your own laptop computer (Windows only) to the classes.
Prerequisite: Basic computer skills. Instructor: Aaron Dobbins, Abacus Computer
Service
Photoshop CS6
Get more out of your photos. Learn to use Adobe Photoshop CS6 and discover a new
world of creativity with your digital photos! We will cover blemish retouching, color
enhancement and restoration, adding and removing objects, and many other areas of
photo manipulation. Instructor: Marvin Pierson
Age:
16 & Over
150697 Tue
5/17-6/7 6:00 - 8:00 pm $43.50RD
$48.50
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Adult u Dance & Fitness
Line Dancing, Beginning & Ultra Beginner
Ultra beginner is a very slow paced class. Learn the very basic steps, and a lot
of repetition, great exercise physically and mentally. Dance to all styles of music
.Beginning class is excellent exercise for both body and mind, and done to all styles
of music. Instructor has 25+ years of teaching experience. Practice CD is included in
class fee (beginning class only). No partner needed. Instructor: Rhonda Goldsmith
BEGINNING:
Age:
16 & Over
150651 Thu
3/17-5/5 6:00 - 7:30 pm
150652 Thu
5/12-6/16 6:00 - 7:30 pm
ULTRA BEGINNING:
150649 Thu
3/17-5/5 5:15 - 6:00 pm
150650 Thu
5/12-6/16 5:15 - 6:00 pm
No class 3/31 & 4/7
$26.50RD $31.50
$21.50RD $26.50
$24.50RD $29.50
$16.50RD $21.50
Waltz 1
Waltz is the Granddaddy of all dances! Whether a slow romantic song or a faster
tempo playful song, you will love holding your partner as you glide across the dance
floor. Instructor: Joseph & Julieann Platt
Age:
18 & Over
150632 Tue
4/5-5/10 7:00 - 8:00 pm $50.50RD $55.50
Location: McClelland Center, 951 Delaware St
Salsa 1
Salsa is a truly great club dance, one that is fun, accessible, passionate, and
constantly evolving as new generations come to the Salsa clubs. This is a beginner’s
level class. Your smile on your face will tell it all. The music of Salsa is infectious
and you will thrill yourself and your partner as get your Latin groove going! Instructor: Joseph & Julieann Platt
Age:
18 & Over
150634 Tue
4/5-5/10 8:00 - 9:00 pm $50.50RD $55.50
Today is a
GREAT DAY to Learn
something new!
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Rumba Level 1/2
Rumba is universally recognized as the dance of love. It is sometimes known as
the ‘Latin Waltz’, because many of the figures in Waltz can also be danced in the
Rumba. Join us at this beginner’s level class and you’ll be ready to dance whether
in an intimate night club setting or a larger ballroom. Instructor: Joseph & Julieann
Platt
Age:
18 & Over
150635 Tue
5/17-6/21 7:00 - 8:00 pm $50.50RD $55.50
Waltz 2
We will continue adding steps to this romantic dance from the previous series,
increasing the tempo range and helping you build even more confidence on the
dance floor. You will love holding your partner as you glide across the dance floor.
Instructor: Joseph & Julieann Platt
Age:
16 & Over
150637 Tue
5/17-6/21 8:00 - 9:00 pm $50.50RD $55.50
Hula
Learn the various types of Hawaiian dance: Hula Kahiko and Hula Auana. Learn the
basic foot and hand motions, and complete choreographies.
Instructor: Kate Denman
BEGINNING:
Age:
12 & Over
150630 Tue
3/29-5/31
6:00 - 7:00 pm $62.50RD $67.50
ADVANCED:
150631 Tue
3/29-5/31/16 7:00 - 8:00 pm $62.50RD $67.50
Health & Wellness t Adult
First Aid/CPR- Adult/Infant
Receive First Aid and CPR certification based on the standards of American Heart
Association. Develop the knowledge, skills and confidence to respond in a medical
emergency. Use of the AED will also be taught. $10 supply fee due to instructor.
Instructor: Steve Pitts
Age:
150646
150647
150648
Location:
18 & Over
Sat
3/12
9:00 - 12:00 pm
Sat
4/9
9:00 - 12:00 pm
Sat
5/7
9:00 - 12:00 pm
$46.50RD $51.50
$46.50RD $51.50
$46.50RD $51.50
Homeopathy for Home Remedies
Homeopathy is a safe, effective, affordable method for treating many common first
aid conditions. This lively class will provide an overview of the basic principles of
homeopathy, and then introduce you to the top ten remedies used in the home.
Detailed handouts will be provided as well as a bibliography of homeopathy texts.
Instructor: Dr. Dee Richardson
Age:
18 & Over
150626 Wed
5/4
6:00 - 8:00 pm
$20.50RD $25.50
Natural Approaches to Menopause
Management
Feeling warmer than everyone around you, shopping for personal fans on-line late
at night when you can’t sleep, and suddenly want to cry at commercials, then this
may be the class for you. Hormonal shifts impact our body as well as our moods.
Learn about dietary and herbal remedies that can smooth the transition when
reproductive hormones fluctuate or decline. Feel empowered and liberated as you
glide into a new phase of life. Instructor: Dr. Dee Richardson, Total Health Center
Age:
18 & Over
150778 Wed
5/1
6:00 - 8:00 pm
$15.50RD $20.50
Nutritional Detox
Four week whole body cleansing program to clear out the sludge of a long winter.
We will use an anti-inflammatory liver supportive diet, herbal teas, and juices to
cleanse toxins from the system and revitalize you in time for spring. Great for people
who suffer from spring time allergies, chronic infections that tax the immune system,
or anyone wanting to optimize health through natural ‘every day detox’ strategies
of diet, exercise, and hydrotherapy. Join us for this fun and informative class. $10
supply fee due at first class. Instructor: Dr. Dee Richardson
Age:
18 & Over
150625 Thu
4/14-5/5 6:00 - 8:00 pm $63.50RD $68.50
Location: Total Health Center, 1514 Commerce
Tincture
Herbs provide powerful medicine to enhance the health of your family. In this
medicine making class, learn both the folk method and scientific method of preparing
herbal tinctures at home. Discuss classic spring-time tonic herbs to nourish the
body as well as calming herbs to relax the mind. Meet the herbal helpers: nettles,
dandelion leaf, alfalfa, milky oats, skullcap, chamomile, and lemon balm & take home
two tinctures that you made yourself. $10 supply fee to instructor at class.
Instructor: Dr. Dee Richardson, Total Health Center
Age:
18 & Over
150779 Wed
5/18
6:00 - 8:00 pm $20.50RD $25.50
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Adult u Fit & Active
On The Move - with Judy
A fun lower intensity exercise class, the goal of this class is to keep you moving!
Especially designed to include the active older adults, a person who hasn’t been
exercising in a long time or individuals who may be limited physically. Formally
Zumba Gold, this one-of-a-kind exercise is the same class, same music, same fun,
just another name. Instructor has over 40 years of teaching various fitness classes.
Ticket book available: 10 passes for $40. Instructor: Judy Bain
Age:
18 & Over
149905 T/Th 2/16-4/14 9:00 - 10:00am
150501 T/Th 4/19-6/9 9:00 - 10:00am
Location: Youth & Family Link, 907 Douglas St.
No class March 24
$53.50RD
$50.50RD
$58.50
$55.50
This therapeutic yoga class offers a holistic, mind-body approach to yoga. You will
learn simple modifications to poses allowing you to access the support the body
needs without pain, strengthen the core for better spinal alignment, while increasing
physical and mental strength, stretch and flexibility. The body quickly responds to
therapeutic yoga by letting go of old patterns & pain, welcoming optimal mobility
and a renewed sense of strength with ease. ‘Moving in ease creates more ease and
optimal movement.’ Bring a yoga mat, small blanket and yoga block. Ticket book
available, 10 passes for $65. Instructor: Kristina Arquette
18 & Over
Mon 3/7-3/28
9:00 - 10:00am
Mon 4/11-4/25 9:00 - 10:00am
Mon 5/2-5/23
9:00 - 10:00am
Wed
3/9-3/30
9:00 - 10:00am
Wed
4/13-4/27 9:00 - 10:00am
Wed
5/ 4- 5/25 9:00 - 10:00am
Sat
3/5-3/26
9:00 - 10:00am
This gentle yoga class involves modifications to the standard poses with decreasing
the intensity and yet increasing physical and mental strength, stretching and flexibility. Bring a yoga mat, small blanket or yoga blanket and yoga block. Instructor:
Karen Ward
Age:
150709
150710
Location:
18 & Over
Fri
3/11-4/15 9:00 - 10:00am
Fri
4/22-5/27 9:00 - 10:00am
$31.50RD
$31.50RD
$36.50
$36.50
Water Workout
Totally Fit Yoga
Age:
150702
150703
150704
150706
150707
150708
150750
Location:
Yoga, Gentle Flow
$23.50RD
$23.50RD
$23.50RD
$23.50RD
$23.50RD
$23.50RD
$23.50RD
22 RD = Resident Discount
$28.50
$28.50
$28.50
$28.50
$28.50
$28.50
$28.50
An ideal way for you to get in a low-impact session of exercise that also yields fitness results. Besides good for cardio and your joints, other benefits include improvement of your balance, flexibility, strength, fun and good for your social life! Class is
geared for the older adult or those who need a lower intensity workout. Instructor:
Jennifer Green
Age:
150627
150628
150629
Location:
18 & Over
Wed
3/9-3/30 11:00 - 12:00 pm $31.50RD
Wed
4/6-4/27 11:00 - 12:00 pm $31.50RD
Wed
5/11-6/1 11:00 - 12:00 pm $31.50RD
Heritage Swimming Pool, 1328 18th Avenue
LIKE US
ON
!
$36.50
$36.50
$36.50
Highlight/Special Event
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Adult u Sports, Lessons & Leagues
Adult Soccer League
Longview’s newest adult sport league is soccer! Come play in this 6 on 6 small
sided soccer game. Played at 7th Ave play fields. This is self-officiated, with a field
supervisor. Must follow rules and code of conduct. Men’s or Coed leagues. Register
by March 30th . Si Ud. tiene preguntas ó si quiere registrarse en Español mande un
email a Caitlin White: [email protected]
Age:
150677
150678
150679
Location:
18 & Over
Sun
4/1-5/22 12:00 - 7:00 pm
Sun
4/1-5/22 12:00 - 7:00 pm
Sun
4/1-5/22 12:00 - 7:00 pm
7th Avenue Park, 920 7th Ave.
$125 per team
$25.00 individuals
Basketball, Self-Officiated
This is a self-officiated league, in which players call their own fouls. This is a great
activity to join and get into shape. If you are interested in playing as an individual
call 360-442-5400 and we will put you on an interest list. Register by March
16th.
Age:
150673
150674 150675 Location:
18 & Over
M/Th
3/28-6/2 7:00 - 10:00 pm
M/Th
3/28-6/2 7:00 - 10:00 pm
M/Th
3/28-6/2 7:00 - 10:00 pm
Local Middle Schools
$148.00
$148.00
$148.00
Kickball Tournament
Come be part of Longview’s first coed Kickball tournament! 10 players on the field.
Prizes for first place teams and best team costumes!
Age:
150681
Location:
15 & Over
Sat
5/21
12:00 - 9:00 pm
Roy Morse Park, 373 Morse Parkway
$100.00 per team
Volleyball Open Gym
This is an open gym volleyball program. Come and get a great workout while meeting
new people. All experience welcome.
Age:
18 & Over
Golf Lessons Adult
Mon
3/14-5/9 7:15 - 9:15 pm
$5 Drop in fee
Get Golf Ready in 5 Days. This program is designed to teach you in five short lessons 150676
Location: Cascade Middle School, 2821 Parkview Dr
everything you will need to know to step onto a golf course and play with confidence. Lessons include on-course activities guided by an instructor who will make sure you
have fun each step of the way. All equipment provided however you can use your own Dodgeball League
Teamwork and strategy are more valuable factors in Dodgeball than athletic skill
if you have it. Instructor: Steve Schadewitz
and individual competitiveness. Anyone can play! COED teams of 6, with at least two
Age:
14 & Over
150616 T/Th
4/12- 4/26 6:00 - 7:00 pm $101.50RD $106.50
women, will play a round robin formatted league. We will be following modified rules
150617 T/Th
5/3-5/17
6:00 - 7:00 pm $101.50RD $106.50
from the National Amateur Dodgeball Association. 6 weeks of play, no games April 5.
Location: Mint Valley Golf Course, 4003 Pennsylvania St.
Age:
151060
Location:
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18 & Over
Tues
3/22-5/3 6:30 - 9:30 pm
New Life Church, 2441 42nd Ave.
$80.00 per team
Softball Leagues & Tourneys t Adult
Softball - CoED Spring
This small league is a great warm up for Summer ball. How you place in this league
will determine your place for summer league. If you do not play in this league the
recreation department will decide on the best place for your team for summer. Each
team must send a coach or representative to team meeting. Team will incur a 2
game penalty for non-compliance.
Age:
150599
150600
Location:
18 & Over
M/W/F 5/16-6/17
6:15 - 9:00 pm
Sun
5/22-6/19
6:15 - 9:00 pm
$465.00 per team
Softball-Mens-Spring
This small league is a great warm up for Summer ball. How you place in this league
will determine your place for summer league. If you do not play in this league the
recreation department will decide on the best place for your team for summer.
Age:
18 & Over
150658 T/Th
4/26-5/26
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Location: Roy Morse Park, 373 Morse Parkway
Each team must send a coach or representative to team meeting.
Team will incur a 2 game penalty for non-compliance. $450.00 per team
Softball - Summer CoEd/Mixed League
League includes ability level divisions, 16 umpired games, awards, balls and USSSA
registration. Double headers in the evenings on Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays.
Registration deadline is Friday, May 22nd. Registration is on a first come first serve
basis. Coach’s meeting May 27th at 6:00 pm at the Recreation Office - 2920
Douglas Street. Each team must send a coach or representative to team meeting.
Team will incur a 2 game penalty for non-compliance.
Age:
150660
150661
150664
Location:
18 & Over
M/W/F 6/27- 8/19
6:00 - 10:00 pm
Sun
7/3-8/21
3:30 - 9:00 pm
Sun
7/3-8/21
3:30 - 9:00 pm
$700.00 per team
Softball - Summer Men’s League
League includes ability level divisions, 18 umpired games, awards, balls and USSSA
registration if you played in our summer league. Double headers in the evenings on
Tuesdays or Thursdays. Registration Deadline is Monday, April 27th. First come first
serve basis. Coaches meeting on Tuesday, April 28, 6:00 pm, at the Recreation Office
- 2920 Douglas Street. Each team must send a coach or representative to team
meeting. Team will incur a 2 game penalty for non-compliance.
Age:
150659
Location:
18 & Over
T/Th
6/7-8/18
6:00 - 10:00 pm
$760.00 per team
Softball - Tournaments Mens
Men’s Slow Pitch Softball Tournaments through USSSA.
Winter Basketball League
Flamers
Flint Tropics
Incredibles
Jasper Creek
Leitz Out
Pre Shooters
Riflemen
Ringers
SCAWS
Skinny Winners
Club 360
Guild Mortgage
ILWU
Paper Makers
Purple Rain
Red Leaf
Rip City
Simba’s Pride
Wildboyz
Wrecking Ballers
Dalen Norman
Daylan Warner
Shane Madsen
Jake Knudsen
Steve Leitz
Alex Dorland
Jordan Spencer
Michael Carter
Adam Holloway
Jimmy Sully
Joey Beisse
Kasey Kilde
Cary Brister
Ryden Romines
Bryan Bales
Nic Poe
Tim Madsen
Kevin Sheehy
Scott Johnson
Michelle Machinal
Age:
18 & Over
Mud Bowl
150682 Sat
4/9
8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Springing for the Fences
150683 Sat
4/30
8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Volcano Blast
150684 Sat
5/18
8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Location: Roy Morse Park, 373 Morse Parkway
$250.00 per team
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Senior Center
Longview Senior Center - 1111 Commerce Avenue 636-0210
Members receive a monthly newsletter containing a schedule of events and entertainment happening at the Senior Center.
Be sure to check the Parks & Recreation Department’s schedule as they have adult classes
at the Senior Center. (Subject to change)
Monday
Friday
Pool - 8:00 am
Pinochle - 12:30 & 7:00 pm
Pool – 8:00 am
Beg Line Dance - 9:00 - 11:00 am
Ultra Beg. Line Dance - 11:00 - 11:30
am
Pinochle – 12:30 pm
Bunco – 1:00 pm
Tuesday
Pool - 8:00 am
Line Dance - 9:00 - 11:00 am
Games - 10:00 am
Lunch - 12:00-12:30 pm
Entertainment - 12:30 - 1:30 pm
Crafts 1st Tuesday - 1:30 pm
Dance Lessons - 1:45 - 2:45 pm
Karaoke - 2:00 -6:00 pm
Wood carvers – 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday
Pool – 8:00 am
Cribbage – 9:45 am
Bingo – 12:30 pm
Pinochle- 7:00 pm
Dance - 7:00 pm, Moose Lodge ~ 3rd
Wed. Monthly
Saturday
Drop In - 10:00 - 12:00
Center closed from 12:00 - 7:00 pm
Pinochle – 7:00 pm
Sunday
Pinochle – 12:30 pm (1st)
Dance to Live Music – 1:00 – 4:00 pm
(2nd & 4th)
Cribbage – 12:30 pm (3rd)
Thursday
Pool – 8:00 am
Line Dance – 9:00 – 11:00 am
Games – 10:00 am
Lunch – 12:00 pm
Entertainment – 12:30 – 2:30 pm
Woodcarvers – 1:00 pm
Double Pinochle – 5:30 pm
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Senior Center Board
President
Lois O’Connor
Vice President Steve Giebelhouse
Treasurer
Hope Ramsdale
Secretary
Danni Frannett
Members
DJ Pennington
Darline Bodine
Dan Johnson
Karla Jared
Monthly Dance Fundraisers
3rd Wednesday of every month
Moose Lodge, 921 Washington Way
Tickets: Pre-order $10 7 - 10 pm
$15 - Door
Specialized Recreation
Social Club
Social Club is a program for intellectually challenged adults. We offer a variety of
special activities, educational opportunities, events, snacks, a place to socialize and
monthly dances. This is a great place to hangout meet new friends and see the old
ones! Please complete a registration form prior to participation. Dances are $4.00
and held at the Woman’s Club, 835 21st Ave.
Age: 18 & Over
12/5-2/27 Sat
Location:
2:30 - 4:30 pm
Elks Building, 2121 Kessler Blvd
3/5
3/12
3/19
3/26
4/9
4/16
4/23
4/30
5/7
5/14
5/21
5/28
Bingo and Birthdays Lucky Leprechaun Treasure Hunt Elvis Live and Dance! $4
Movie & Popcorn Andy Wall Memorial Spring Pool Tourney
Earth Day Dance Party, $4
Social Club’s Got Talent Show How will your garden grow? Plant seeds! Bingo and Birthdays Karaoke Disney Dance Party, $4 Crafts with Clay FREE
Schedule of Events
Special Olympic Spring Sports
Longview Recreation conducts the local Special Olympics Program that serves
developmentally disabled individuals in our community. There are over 150 athletes
involved in sports year round. If you or someone you know would like to be involved
as a participant or volunteer, please call the recreation office at 442-5400. All
athletes must have a valid Washington Special Olympics physical on file with the
recreation office prior to participating. We hope to see all our awesome athletes
again this season as we go for the gold!
Age:
3/14-5/26
3/14-5/26
3/5-5/21
Free
8 & Over
M/Th
Soccer 5:00 - 6:30 pm Victoria Freeman Park
M/Th
Track
5:30 - 6:30 pm Mark Morris High School
Sat/Wed Swimming 8:00 -10:00 am & 4:00-5:00 pm
Mark Morris (Sat). Kelso High (Wed)
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Volunteer Spotlight
We
Lynn & Howard
Volunteers
Why did we choose to volunteer with
Parks and Recreation?
We moved to Longview in December 2010 and wanted to get involved in the community
and become an active part of our new home. Our family had always been involved in park
activities at our local community center in Portland. We believe in healthy family activities,
strong bodies, and challenged minds.
We wanted to be part of a program that encouraged children and families to pursue healthy
activities and have fun together.
What do we enjoy about volunteering?
We really enjoy meeting new people and developing relationships. Watching children and
families try new things, laugh and play together is always a pleasure. We love watching
families at the summer lake concerts. Lynn especially likes being a support to the staff.
Lynn & Howard
What do we do for recreation?
We have always loved camping and exploring new parks/natural areas. We have been
searching out new bike paths with our cruisers. Golf is our new pursuit...really just love
being outside and enjoying the beauty of the many interesting golf courses. Lynn likes to
walk and hike and would love to participate in another half marathon. Howard loves sports, especially baseball, and loves teaching
his grandchildren baseball skills.
Why should others volunteer with Longview Parks and Recreation?
It is always beneficial to help others in your life...family, friends, community.
It is a great way to connect with your community and be an encouragement in someone’s life.
It is fun to be part of building strong bodies, minds and relationships.
It is fun to be part of laughter.
To learn more about
volunteer positions,
visit us at 2920 Douglas
or online at
www.mylongview.com/
recreation
The RA Long AVID class played an instrumental part in
our Father Daughter event. Students helped coordinate
the event by providing the ideas for the Disney theme,
constructed and painted the scenes, and suggested ideas
for refreshments, craft and keepsake gift. Several of the
students volunteered at the event helping make our Father
Daughter Dance Event spectacular this year! Thank you
to Lacey Grady, RA Long AVID teacher and the following
students. We appreciate your support, enthusiasm and
teamwork!
Back row: Jack Childers, Alex Brady, Miles Gilchrest, Julio Magana, Kaitlyn Wale,
Abagail Smith, Aaron Scheu, Nathan Gallagher, Freddy Orozco, Carlos Del-Angel
Evans, Alejandro Chavez, Alex Hamilton
Middle row: David Lopez, Brittnee Harvill, Danielle White, Mackayla Swogger,
Taylor Schemenauer, Quinn Laulainen, Destiny Boyer, Shelby Ward, Aiyanah
Valencia, Gerardo Hernandez
Front Row: Mrs. Lacey Grady, Melissa Welch, Morgan Larson, Chloe Legette, Ivan
Mendoza, Jesus Cabrera, Paola Ramirez
Not pictured: Manny Cabrera, Veronica Fischer, Leah Bustamante, Katie Hall,
Victoria Jansen, Alyssa Walker
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RA Long
AVID cla
ss
Volunteers
Afterschool Partners
& Volunteers AmeriCorps
Social Norms Program
Staff at Highlands Community Center
CVG Elementary
Eric McKee
Highland Community Center & Association
Ian Thompson
Kessler Elementary
Longview School District food service
Lower Columbia School Gardens
Monticello Middle School
Northlake Elementary
Robert Gray Elementary
Classes Partners & Volunteers
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Pre-school Program Location
Foster Grandparent Program
Julie Merchant Grandparent Program
Wendell Kirkpatrick & Heritage Apartment
Swimming Pool
Photo Show
Monticello Camera Club
Lisa Nathan
LuLu Lewis
Bill Carnahan
Jerry Calbaum
Rebeccah Rubasch
Virginia Paul
Juni Roberts
Barbara Stephenson
Becky Peterson
Dennis Elswick
Louis Cartwright
Mike Walker
Mike Bates
Judges Mark Fitzerald, Jennica Lemmons
and Marvin Pierson
Santa’s Breakfast Partners
& Volunteers
Andre Stepankowsky
Stephanie McGlone
Dennis McGlone
Candy Bouquet & Gifts
Shannon Neville
Barb Starkey
Charlie Newton
Dan Starkey
Sheila Stimson
Christie Bischoff
Howard Hagedorn
Comcast
Girl Scouts of America
Facilities
Hannah Bischoff
Chuukese Church
Hole-E-Rollers Bakery
New & Living Way Church
Andrea Bergquist,
Longview School District
Miranda Bergquist
State Board of Appeals
IFA Nursery
DAPC
Isabella Marthaller Residential Resources
John Chilson, Merk Building
Fred Willet
Kirkpatrick Family Care
Kristi’s Customs Cakes, Kimberly Kramer
COMCAST Turkey Trot Fun Run
Leshay Clark
Juanita Friend
Lynn Holmes
Harjot Sandhu
Raegan Bischoff
Daniella Martinez
Rylee Rodriquez
Samantha McElroy
Santa & Mrs. Claus- Dan & Susie Lavine Maddie Kirkpatrick
Scoop’s Ice CreamBlair smith
Sydney Parsons
Ares Yourkwick
Carina Crooks
Jonathon Campos
Sarah Masten Little Fern Photography
Emily Plampin
Hunter Jorgenson
Specialized Recreation
Chris Wills
Rogers Family – Thanksgiving Dinner
Paul Richie
David and Jenny Bork
Franz bakery
David and Sandy Rogers
Fred Meyers
Dawn Rogers
Comcast
Justin Rogers
Starbucks (Oregon Way)
Ronnie Vegele
Lynn Holmes
Scott and Linda Dolphin
Howard Holmes
Guses Coffee Co
Special Olympics
Division Screen Printing
St Rose School
TPI
Faith Family Church
Becky Bernhardt
Adult Sports
Aaron Belland
Cowlitz County Umpires Association
Tony Wagner
LCC Womens Volleyball Team
Amber Wagner
Jim Ullman
Doug Poor
Jake Horn
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360.442.5400
Longview Recreation
(under 18)
Date of Birth
Session #
Activity
Location
Mastercard
Email: (Required)
State:
Zip:
In-city
Call-in: 360.442.5400
Date
Please choose the
out of city fee
Fax-in: 360.442.5955
Exp. Date:
Out-of-city
Cardholder signature______________________________________________________________
Visa
Other Phone:
City:
Teen
5. Mail-in or Drop-off: 2920 Douglas Street, Longview 98632
Day Phone:
Address:
Parent/Guardian Name:
3. Print Family Information
Signature of Participant or Parent/Legal Guardian (if participant is under 18)
I certify that I am the parent or legal guardian of the participant named above; that I have read and understood the foregoing release and that I join the release without reservation, granting full consent
and authorization for the above named person to participate in the activity.
Checks payable
to: City of
Longview
Total:
Activity Fee
Registration Form
1. Please notify the department two weeks in advance if the above participant has a disability needing special arrangements, assistance, or any condition which would limit the participant in this activity.
2. The City of Longview does not provide medical or accident insurance coverage and is not responsible for personal articles lost or stolen.
3. I allow photographs taken during City programs to be published without limitation for non-commercial purposes.
4. I agree to abide by and follow the activity and registration policies and procedures.
5. Assumption of Risk, Waiver and Release
I am fully aware of the fact that there are special dangers and risks inherent in this activity, including, but not limited to, the risk of serious physical injury, death or other harmful consequences that may
arise or result directly or indirectly to me from my participation in this activity. Being fully informed as to these risks and in consideration of my being allowed to participate in City sponsored activities, I
hereby assume all risk of injury, damage, liability and harm to myself arising from such activities. I also hereby individually and on behalf of my heirs, executors and assigns, release and hold harmless
the City of Longview, their officials, employees and agents and waive any right of recovery that I might have to bring a claim or a lawsuit against them for any personal injury, death or other consequences
occurring to me arising out of my voluntary participation in this activity, except for the sole negligence of the City of Longview.
2. Sign the Waiver
Participant Name
1. Fill in desired Program for each Participant
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Registration Info
Participant Refunds
Participant initiated refunds will be granted if the department is notified in
writing 3 working days before the first class. If request is submitted less
than 3 days, a credit will be granted to the user’s account. Credits must
be applied by December 31st of the same year. All remaining credits will
be transferred into a scholarship fund for families in need starting January
1. Should the requested cancellation reduce the program participation
level below the required minimum, no refund or credit will be given. All
participant initiated refunds are subject to the Recreation Manager’s, or
designee’s, approval. All refunded registration fees can be applied to any
future activities, donated to our scholarship fund, or refunded by check
within 20 days after approval. A $5 processing fee will be assessed for all
refund requests.
Refund request forms can be found online at www.mylongview.com/recreation under forms or are available at the Recreation Office.
No participant initiated refunds are available for one day classes, team
athletics, trips or special events.
Department Refunds & Satisfaction Guarantee
Full refunds will be issued to any participant registered in a program
cancelled by Longview Parks & Recreation.
Your satisfaction is our top priority! Longview Parks & Recreation is
committed to offering quality service to everyone with our 100% satisfaction
guarantee. If you are dissatisfied with your experience, notify the recreation
office in writing prior to the second class to request a full refund.
Exceptions to the above are to the discretion of the Parks & Recreation
Director.
El Centro de Apoyo Etnico
Si usted necesita servicios de traduccion, por favor llame a la
encargada de la oficina de la Ethnic Support Council, Jovita Potter al
636-2791. La oficina del Ethnic Support Council, localizada en al 311
Oak St. en Kelso, esta abierta de las 9 a.m. hasta las 5 p.m. de Lunes a
Viernes menos los dias festivos federales. ESC, una agencia donde no sin
ganancias, provee un banco de lengas para ayudar con casos medicos,
educacionals, salud mental, entranamiento de trabajos, y otras citas. ESC
tambien provee informacion y referncias sobre emigrantes/refugiados,
talleres culturales y su Festival Internacional Anual y other actividades. El
comite de directores se juntan a las 6 p.m. cada segundo Miercoles del
mes. El publico es bienvenido.
State Sales Tax
State of Washington sales tax is included for taxable activities and
programs.
Weather Policy
All recreation programs are cancelled when Longview schools are closed
due to weather conditions. Morning recreation programs are cancelled
when schools are delayed or have late start due to weather. Afternoon
and evening recreation programs are cancelled when schools have
early release or close because of weather. Call 360-442-5980 for more
information.
Parks & Recreation
Advisory Meetings
The Parks and Recreation Advisory
Board are Longview residents who volunteer time for the preservation and
development of parks, leisure facilities,
and recreation programs for the community. Meetings are held at 6 pm on
the third Monday of each month at the
Recreation Office.
Security
We have taken many steps to ensure the
security of your online transaction that
employs the latest in encryption technology. The personal information that you
provide is only made available to the
appropriate personnel in the city and not
shared with any other agency, public or
private.
Don’t Delay Register Today
Activities are subject to cancellation due to procrastination.
Fair Play
The City of Longview complies
with the State of Washington’s
“Fair Play in Community Sports
Act” that prohibits discrimination
against any person on the basis of
gender in the operation, conduct,
or administration of community
athletics programs for youth or
adults. For questions regarding
this or other policies related to
field or facility use, please contact
Dick Mueller, Recreation Superintendent, at 442-5405.
Pre Registration
Required
Accessibility
Resident or
Non-Resident?
Non-Discrimination Notice
Financial
Scholarships
Information
Purposes
Pre-registration is required for classes
unless noted. Many classes fill up quickly
so register early to help ensure that you
or your child will not be disappointed.
Please Note: No first day “on site” or at
the program registration will be taken by
instructors.
A resident is anyone who lives or owns
property within the Longview city limits.
Even though your mailing address is
“Longview”, this does not necessarily
mean you are a city resident. Out-of-city
residents pay an additional $5 charge
per class or program due at the time of
registration.
Financial assistance may be available
for youth who, for financial reasons,
would be unable to participate in a
recreation program. To be considered,
a child must reside within the Longview
city limits. Requests should be made at
least five business days before the class
begins. Contributions are accepted to
help children that would not otherwise be
able to participate in a class or program.
To apply for financial assistance or help
make a contribution, please call the
Recreation Office at 442.5400
Parks & Recreation provides
reasonable accommodation for
people with disabilities. Please
contact Karry Williquette,
Recreation Supervisor at
442-5409 two weeks in advance
of a program start date to discuss
accommodations.
Longview Parks & Recreation
programs, facilities, and services
reflect the cultural diversity of
our community. We do not discriminate on the basis of religion,
race, color, gender, national
origin, sexual orientation, age or
disability.
Disclaimer: This program
schedule is published for
information purposes only.
Parks & Recreation reserves the
right to make any changes in the
content and provisions of the
program schedule without notice.
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