PROGRAM CATALOG - Palatine Park District

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847.991.0333
palatineparks.org
PROGRAM CATALOG
SPECIAL EVENTS
SEE PAGES 30–34
IMPORTANT DATES:
MAY Resident
MAY Non-Resident
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The Quality of Life You Deserve
Close to Everything You Love
Introducing The Grand at Twin Lakes, a full service
independent living residence with a backyard of envy.
Located on Twin Lakes in Palatine, The Grand is designed
with the active senior in mind. You're just steps away
from fishing, golfing, and parks and a short drive from
dozens of restaurants, world class shopping, Arlington
International Racecourse, and everything else the
Northwest Suburbs has to offer.
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Computer center with available Wi-Fi
Daily activity program
Indoor pool
Movie theater
Crafts & game room
Fitness Center
Garden courtyard
Library
Beauty shop & barber shop
Private family dining rooms
Family lounge
Shuttle service
And much more!
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920 E. Northwest Highway
Palatine, IL 60074
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Affiliates.............................................. 104–105
Athletics ..................................................77–90
Birchwood Recreation Center ......................102
Birthday Parties ......................................26–27
Camps .................................................... 50–57
Clayson House Museum & Library .................99
Community Center ......................................103
Cutting Hall ......................................... 100–101
Cutting Hall Box Office ................................100
Dance ..................................................... 60–61
Diving ............................................................76
Dog Training ..................................................49
Early Childhood ...................................... 39–45
Falcon Park ............................................ 96–98
Fitness ....................................................64–71
Fitness Center ...............................................63
General Information................................... 7–11
Golf Course .............................................91–93
Gymnastics .............................................72–73
Music ..................................................... 58–59
Palatine Historical Society ............................99
Palatine Park Foundation ..............................15
Palatine Stables ..................................... 94–95
Parent & Tot ........................................... 36–38
Parks & Facilities/Map ........................ 107–109
Partner Program ............................................17
Passes & Memberships ...................................8
Pool Information .....................................18–20
Preschool ......................................................35
Registration Information ......................... 12–13
Registration Form........................................ 110
Rentals ..........................................................16
Seniors ........................................................106
Sounds of Summer ..................................28–29
Special Events ........................................ 30–34
Staff Directory.............................................107
Swim Lessons .........................................22–25
Theatre ..........................................................61
Tiger Sharks Swim Team ......................... 74–75
Visual Arts ....................................................62
Volunteer Opportunities ................................14
Water Safety............................................20–21
Water Sports .................................................21
Youth & Teen .......................................... 46–49
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SHOWCASE YOUR BUSINESS WITH THE PALATINE PARK DISTRICT!
UPCOMING EVENT DEADLINES
FOOD TRUCK FRENZY
Friday, August 12
FEET FEST 3K RUN/WALK
Sunday, August 28
YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Thursday, September 1
TURKEY TROT 2 & 5 MILE RUN
Thursday, November 24
For information on becoming a Partner contact
Julie Selof at [email protected], 847.496.6246
or visit palatineparks.org.
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Birchwood Pool
435 W. Illinois Avenue
847.359.9697
Birchwood Preschool
847.202.2842
Birchwood Recreation Center
847.991.1960 • Fax: 847.705.5110
George S. Clayson House
Historical Museum
224 E. Palatine Road
847.991.6460
Combined Services Facility
847.705.5140
Fax: 847.358.4242
Community Center
250 E. Wood Street
847.991.0333 • Fax: 847.991.2127
Registration Fax: 847.202.7317
Cutting Hall
150 E. Wood Street
847.991.5318
Box Office: 847.202.5222
Eagle Park Preschool
1425 N. Oak Street at Home Avenue
847.202.2845
Eagle Pool
1425 N. Oak Street at Home Avenue
847.359.9664
Falcon Park Recreation Center
2195 N. Hicks Road
847.202.5111 • Fax: 847.963.2221
Family Aquatic Center
847.991.1700
Fred P. Hall Amphitheater
847.991.5318
Maple Park Preschool
316 N. Winston at Anderson
847.705.5114
Palatine Hills Golf Course
512 W. Northwest Highway
847.359.4020
Fax: 847.202.2812
Palatine Stables
1510 W. Northwest Highway
847.359.0009
Parkside Preschool
847.705.5113
OUR MISSION is to provide a variety of safe, enjoyable, and affordable parks,
programs, and recreational facilities that will enhance the quality of life by
promoting good health and well-being for all residents and visitors while being
fiscally responsible stewards of community assets and tax dollars.
REGISTRATION HOURS
COMMUNITY CENTER, Palatine Park District’s Main Office, is located at 250 E. Wood
Street. Registration hours are Monday–Thursday, 8:30am–7:00pm; Friday, 8:30am–
4:30pm; and Saturday, 8:30am–2:00pm. Closed May 30, July 2, July 3, July 4, and
September 5.
BIRCHWOOD RECREATION CENTER is located at 435 W. Illinois Avenue. Registration
hours are Monday–Friday, 8:30am–4:30pm. Closed May 30, July 4, and September 5.
FALCON PARK RECREATION CENTER is located at 2195 N. Hicks Road. Registration
hours through October 2 are Monday–Friday, 7:00am–9:00pm; Saturday, 9:00am–
9:00pm; and Sunday, 10:00am–8:00pm. Closed May 30, July 4, and September 5.
Falcon Park will close at 6:00pm on May 8 and June 19.
HOURS OF OPERATION
COMMUNITY FITNESS CENTER is located at 250 E. Wood Street. Fitness Center
hours are Monday–Friday, 6:00am–10:00pm; Saturday, 7:00am–5:00pm; and Sunday,
7:00am–3:00pm. Closed May 30, July 2, July 3, July 4, and September 5. The
Fitness Center will close at 7:00pm on July 1.
GEORGE H. CLAYSON HOUSE HISTORICAL MUSEUM AND LIBRARY, a restored 1873
Victorian home, is located at 224 E. Palatine Road. The museum is open to the public
on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:00am–4:00pm and Sundays, 1:30–4:30pm. Closed
May 30, July 3, July 4, and September 5.
INFORMATION HOTLINE
For the latest information call
847.705.5123 and enter extension:
Amphitheater
Directions ....................................... 422
Rental Information......................... 423
Schedule of Events ........................ 421
Weather Changes .......................... 431
Cutting Hall
Directions ........................................412
Rental Information..........................413
Golf Course
Hours .................................................. 7
Sports
Softball ........................................... 332
Stables
Directions ......................................... 62
Hours/General Info ............................ 6
The Palatine Park District is
pleased to offer this catalog
on recycled paper. It is just one
example of the Park District’s
continued effort to make the
best use of our limited natural
resources.
GENERAL INFORMATION
FACILITIES
FREE DOWNLOAD
PALATINEPARKS APP
This free application connects
users to online registration,
ticket sales for performances
at Cutting Hall Theater, tee time
bookings at Palatine Hills Golf
Course, and real time GPS yardage on all 18 holes at the golf
course and disc golf course.
It also provides timely information on field conditions,
open gym/turf hours, news and
events, weather related closings,
and more.
CONNECT WITH US!
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twitter.com/PalParks
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CONSTRUCTION UPDATE
For updates on construction projects within the Palatine Park
District visit palatineparks.org.
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DAILY UPDATES
For updates on hours for Open Gym Basketball, Open
Turf, and Indoor Track please use the PalatineParks App
or visit palatineparks.org.
WEATHER CANCELLATIONS
For specific program and event cancellations due to
extreme weather conditions, visit our website at palatineparks.org or use the PalatineParks app.
ADULT SUPERVISION
When not participating in a class, children under 7 years must
be accompanied by an adult while in Park District facilities.
PARK BOARD MEETINGS
CHILD ENDANGERMENT
The Palatine Park District is governed by five elected commissioners who set policy for the operation of the Park District.
Regular Park Board meetings are held the second and fourth
Tuesday of each month at 7:00pm. Park Board meetings are
open to the public and are held at the Palatine Township
Senior Citizens Center, 505 S. Quentin Road, Palatine.
Any authorized person who exhibits signs of an impaired
condition due to alcohol or drugs will not be allowed to leave
a program site with any children.
CLASS DISMISSAL GUIDELINES
All children 11 and under are to remain in the classroom until
a parent or authorized person comes into the classroom to
pick them up. Parents are required to sign their child in and
out of each class.
Parents of children ages 7–11 may opt to complete a Class
Dismissal Permission Slip. This will allow the child to be
released at the end of the scheduled class without a parent
present. These forms are available from your child’s instructor. A separate form will be required for each class attended
and every new session.
PASSES & MEMBERSHIPS
Palatine Park District key fobs will be issued in lieu of ID
cards for all passes and memberships. Before a key fob can
be assigned and distributed, the following must take place:
• A household must be created in the Palatine Park District
registration system, either online or in person.
• Household members ages 18 and older must each prove
residency with a current Illinois driver’s license* at one
of our registration facilities and must have a photo taken
for our system.
• Household members ages 4–17, accompanied by an
adult from their household account, must each have a
photo taken for our system.
SMOKING ORDINANCE
*A list of other acceptable proof of residency documentation is
available by contacting the Park District at 847.991.0333.
Drop-in basketball and equipment check-out are available
at Birchwood Recreation Center, Community Center, and Falcon Park Recreation Center during published Open Gym hours.
Falcon Walking Pass
FREE
$13.00
Open Gym/Turf Pass
$13.00
$50.00
Golf Discount Pass
$13.00
$35.00
Fitness Center Membership
See page 63 for details
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See page 96 for information on the Walking Track and Falcon Open Gym/Turf. See pages 102 and 103 for information on
Open Gym at Birchwood Recreation Center and Community Center.
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GOLF DISCOUNT
NON-RESIDENT
FEES
FITNESS CENTER
RESIDENT
FEES
MEMBERSHIPS AND PASSES
BIRCHWOOD
OPEN GYM
FALCON PARK RECREATION CENTER
See page 96 for drop-in programs and indoor walking track
information.
FALCON WALKING
TRACK
PROVIDES ACCESS TO
FALCON OPEN TURF
Open Gym Basketball is free with an Open Gym/Turf Pass
or a Fitness Center Membership, or a $5 daily fee without a
pass. Community Center provides a locker room with showers and a 14-lap/mile indoor track. Passes are not needed to
use the 14-lap/mile indoor track. See pages 102 and 103 for
more information.
FALCON OPEN GYM
BIRCHWOOD RECREATION CENTER AND
COMMUNITY CENTER
Smoking or any use of a tobacco product is prohibited within
50 feet of all entrances to Palatine Park District buildings, in
all Park District facilities, in all wooded areas on Park District
property, and in all other locations where signs are posted
prohibiting smoking. Smoking is allowed at Palatine Hills Golf
Course and on the north side of the Clubhouse deck.
“Facilities” includes all structures on Park District property
including, but not limited to, swimming pools; skate, dog, and
disc golf parks; riding arenas; shelters; gazebos; the fishing
pier; playgrounds; athletic fields; and the amphitheater.
COMMUNITY CENTER
OPEN GYM
GENERAL INFORMATION
A.D.A. COMPLIANCE
The Palatine Park District intends to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act by making reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities. If you have any
questions about the Park District’s compliance policy please
contact one of our A.D.A. compliance officers Ed Tynczuk,
847.705.5130, [email protected] or Donelda Danz,
847.202.5544, [email protected].
The 1.2 acre fenced-in dog park is located at the Plum
Grove Reservoir on Algonquin Road, south of Harper
College. The 2016 season runs January 2 through December 31. Registration forms can be downloaded from our
website at palatineparks.org or are available for pick-up
at Community Center, Birchwood Recreation Center, or
Falcon Park Recreation Center.
All registrations must be accompanied by documentation of current vaccinations (rabies, DA2PP, bordetella,
test for internal parasites) and Village of Palatine animal
licenses.
Fees are $45 for the first resident dog, and $10 for each
additional dog up to a total of three dogs per household.
Non-resident fees are $57 for the first non-resident dog,
and $13 for each additional dog up to a total of three dogs
per household.
CATALOG DELIVERY
The Palatine Park District is pleased to provide our
residents with a quarterly Program Catalog and has
made every effort to ensure timely delivery to residents’
homes. Should you be missed, please come to Community Center, 250 E. Wood Street; Birchwood Recreation
Center, 435 W. Illinois Avenue; or Falcon Park Recreation Center, 2195 N. Hicks Road to pick up a copy. The
Program Catalog can also be viewed and downloaded at
palatineparks.org.
2016 CATALOG DELIVERY DATES
Fall
Friday, July 8
If you do not receive your catalog by the specified date,
please email [email protected].
PHOTO POLICY
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PALATINE TRAIL
The Palatine Trail is a bicycle, hiking, and nature trail that
extends throughout the Palatine Park District. Combining
a paved trail with designated side streets, the trail provides
access to schools, Harper College, neighborhood parks,
Community Park, Palatine Hills Golf Course, and Deer Grove
Forest Preserve. The Palatine Trail map can be viewed on our
website at palatineparks.org or is available for pick-up at
Community Center, Birchwood Recreation Center, or
C.A.R.E. (CHILDREN’S ACTIVITY,
RECREATION AND ENRICHMENT)
C.A.R.E. is a cooperative program between Community
Consolidated School District 15, Palatine Park District, and
Rolling Meadows Park District. C.A.R.E. is a before and after
school program that offers a variety of activities for children
including arts, crafts, snacks, gym activities, outdoor play,
active and quiet games, and computer use, as well as time to
do homework.
The program is for children in K–6th grade. The
before-school portion of the program runs from 7:00am
until school starts and after school portion until 6:00pm. A
full-day program is offered on institute days and most school
holidays for a separate fee. Full-day programs may be at a
different site than the home site.
For more information regarding C.A.R.E. fees and
Kindergarten C.A.R.E. contact the C.A.R.E. Coordinator at
847.496.6240.
GENERAL INFORMATION
DOG PARK 2016 REGISTRATION
RESIDENT SCHOLARSHIPS
Palatine Park District offers scholarships to Park District
residents for reduced program rates according to financial
need. Application forms are available at Community Center,
Birchwood Recreation Center, or Falcon Park Recreation
Center. Contact Donna Orr at 847.496.6240, or visit our
website for more information.
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The Palatine Park District Fitness Department is proud
to be a certified provider for this AllenForce and NWSRA
special program. Qualified veterans receive:
• One year Community Fitness Center Membership
for themselves and a friend
• Up to 15 personal training sessions
• Monthly activities to socialize with fellow veterans
and family members
Veterans who have an illness or have been permanently
injured qualify for the program. If you were injured postservice, you may still qualify.
For more information visit nwsra.org/hmhb or contact NWSRA at 847.392.2848.
COOPERATIVE VENTURES
SALT CREEK PARK DISTRICT
HARPER COLLEGE
BOATING AND FISHING
As part of the Harper Recreation Program, students,
faculty, staff, and the community have access to the
indoor swimming pool at Harper College.
Visit harpercollege.edu or call 847.925.6963 for
membership rates.
530 S. Williams Drive, Palatine
Palatine Park District has an agreement with Salt Creek
Rural Park District that permits residents to participate
in fishing, boating, canoeing, kayak classes, and boat
rentals at the Twin Lakes Recreation Area for the same
fee paid by Salt Creek residents. To participate, residents must present their Palatine Park District key fob to
the Salt Creek staff, either at Twin Lakes or, if registering
for a class, at the Salt Creek offices, 530 S. Williams
Drive. The agreement represents the Palatine Park
Board’s continued commitment to inter-governmental
cooperation in an effort to provide efficient and
non-duplicative services.
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1200 W. Algonquin Road, Palatine
FALL & SPRING SEMESTER POOL HOURS
(NO SUMMER HOURS)
Monday–Friday
11:00am–1:00pm
Monday & Wednesday only
7:00pm–9:00pm
Saturday
12:00–2:00pm
Hours may vary according to the schedule of classes,
athletic events, and special programs. Facilities will be
closed during Harper College school closings.
Call the Harper Recreation Program recorded
message for weekly updates on facility hours at
847.925.6234.
GENERAL INFORMATION
NWSRA exists to provide
outstanding opportuniƟes
through recreaƟon
for people with disabiliƟes
Pala ne Park District is a member of a 17 park district coopera ve which
forms the Northwest Special Recrea on Associa on (NWSRA). The
NWSRA team of full- me Therapeu c Recrea on professionals and trained
part- me staff offer quality year-round recrea on for individuals of all
ages with disabili es. NWSRA ac vi es provide opportuni es for children
and adults with disabili es to have fun, make friends, be included, learn
new things, go new places, and celebrate their lives. A er school, evening,
and weekend programs feature sports, games, arts and cra s, fitness,
cooking, drama, and more. Camps, trips, and special events are planned
throughout the year.
NWSRA provides assistance to individuals who wish to par cipate in
their local park district programs. Indicate on the registra on form if any
accommoda ons are needed to successfully par cipate in the program.
The Park District staff will contact NWSRA for assistance.
For more informa on on NWSRA programs and to register online, visit
www.nwsra.org. Brochures about NWSRA programs are available at the
Administra on Center or from NWSRA at Park Central, 3000 W. Central
Road, Rolling Meadows. Contact NWSRA at 847.392.2848 (voice),
847.392.2855 (TTY), or 847.392.2870 (FAX).
NWSRA is looking for energe c individuals looking to enrich the lives
of NWSRA par cipants. If you are interested in working with NWSRA
programs, please call 847.392.2848 or visit www.nwsra.org/jobs. If you
wish to volunteer, visit www.nwsra.org/volunteer.
ICompete is a collaborative partnership of Palatine Park
District, Partners for Our Community, Palatine High
School, Community Consolidated School District 15,
Palatine Police Department, and Palatine Township.
Each partner provides a unique and integral part in the
development, implementation, funding, and support of
each ICompete program.
The mission is to introduce underserved families to
athletics, arts, and academics by breaking down the
barriers of access to better prepare for life experiences.
The goal is to stimulate interest, provide academic
support, and increase opportunities to participate in
organized sports, clubs or community programs.
ICompete programs include after school club, summer athletic clinics, special events, ballet, teen night,
summer camp, the Pirate Passport program, and many
more new programs each year.
For more information on ICompete programs contact
Rachel Lara at 847.496.6303 or [email protected].
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REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
MONDAY, MAY 2
TUESDAY, MAY 24
Resident program registration begins at 8:30am online at palatineparks.org and at
Community Center, Birchwood Recreation Center, and Falcon Park Recreation Center.
Non-resident program registration begins at 8:30am online at palatineparks.org and
at Community Center, Birchwood Recreation Center, and Falcon Park Recreation Center.
Walk-in registrants receive a receipt immediately. Online registrants are able to print a confirmation at the time
of registration.
CLASS FULL: In the event that the class is full you will be placed on a wait list.
WAIT LIST: If you are placed on a wait list for a class, and an opening becomes available, you will be contacted by the
registration department. If you wish to be transferred to an alternate class or receive a refund or household credit, fill out
the appropriate form and drop it off at Community Center, Birchwood Recreation Center, or Falcon Park Recreation Center.
HOW TO REGISTER
1. Use the registration form provided in this catalog (page
110); pick one up at Community Center, Birchwood
Recreation Center, or Falcon Park Recreation Center; or
download a form from palatineparks.org.
2. List the program number of the chosen program or event
in the “PROGRAM #” box.
3. Write the name of the program, participant’s full name,
birthdate, gender, and fee. A participant must
be age appropriate when the class starts. Write in the
fee(s) you are paying. Please include appropriate signatures and emergency information. Incomplete forms
will be returned, which will delay the processing of
your registration.
4. If you are using a credit card, provide all necessary information, including number, card holder name, signature,
and expiration date. Forms cannot be processed unless
all information is complete.
5. As soon as your registration has been processed,
your check will be deposited or your credit card will be
charged. You will be notified by email whether you have
been placed in the class or on the wait list. Please verify
this information. If you do not receive confirmation
two weeks prior to the starting date of the class, call
847.991.0333.
Note: Each household must use their own registration form.
Placement with a friend or relative cannot be guaranteed.
R=Resident Fee; NR=Non-Resident Fee
SPECIAL REGISTRATIONS
Special registration forms and separate payment are needed for
affiliate sports, C.A.R.E., preschool, PAFA Spirit, Palatine Tiger
Sharks Swim Team, Feet Fest 3K run/walk, and the dog park.
WAIVER REQUIRED
Please sign the waiver area on the registration form. For
insurance purposes, Park District programs and activities
require a signed waiver. Patrons WILL NOT be able to participate in classes or programs if the waiver is not signed.
ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOT
AVAILABLE FOR THIS PROGRAM.
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BROCHURE CHANGES/ERRORS DISCLAIMER
Occasionally, there may be an error that appears in print or
online regarding days, times, fees, or other information. When
such errors occur, Palatine Park District will do everything
possible to correct the situation promptly. Thank you for your
patience and understanding when these situations arise.
CANCELLATION POLICY
If a program does not reach its minimum number of participants seven days prior to the starting date of class, it may be
canceled. Participants will be called and have an option of
transferring to another class or receiving a refund.
SPECIAL NEEDS & INCLUSION SERVICES
Palatine Park District does not discriminate against eligible
residents for participation in programs on the basis of a
disabling condition. Residents with special needs should
notify staff when registering so that smooth inclusion may
occur. In addition to the programs listed in the Program Catalog, the Park District also provides specialized services for
people with disabilities through NWSRA (see page 9 for more
information). Those who are hearing impaired can call Illinois
Relay Services at 800.526.0857 for assistance in filling out
registration forms.
Note: When registering, the parent of the individual should
note on the registration form if an NWSRA aide is needed in
order for the individual to successfully enjoy the program.
REGISTER EARLY!
Classes may be canceled seven days before the class
start date if minimums are not met.
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ONLINE
To register online, visit palatineparks.org.
Online registration for residents begins at
8:30am on May 2. Some classes cannot
be registered for online.
WALK-IN
Registration forms are processed in real time at
Community Center, 250 E. Wood Street; Birchwood, 435 W. Illinois Avenue; or Falcon Park,
2195 N. Hicks Road. A receipt will be printed at the time of
registration.
MAIL
Mail registration forms and payment to Palatine
Park District, Registration, 250 E. Wood Street,
Palatine, IL 60067.
CREATING A HOUSEHOLD
A household must be created in the registration system
before any registration for programs, events, passes,
or memberships can be completed for any members of
your family.
HOW TO CREATE A HOUSEHOLD ONLINE
1. Visit palatineparks.org.
2. On the home page you will find a link to online registration. Follow the link in the Account Log In box to
create a new account.
3. You will receive a confirmation email within
2 business days with activation information.
HOW TO CREATE A HOUSEHOLD IN PERSON
Visit one of the registration facilities during regular
hours to complete a household information form in
person. To facilitate this process, you can download the
form from palatineparks.org and complete it in advance.
Registration locations are:
Community Center
250 E. Wood Street, Palatine • 847.991.0333
Birchwood Recreation Center
435 W. Illinois Avenue, Palatine • 847.991.1960
2195 N. Hicks Road, Palatine • 847.202.5111
See page 7 for registration hours.
FALL REGISTRATION
The 2016 Fall Catalog will be available online for
viewing Wednesday, July 6 and in resident mailboxes
beginning Monday, July 11. Fall registration will begin
Monday, July 18 at 8:30am.
DROP-OFF
Place registration forms and payment in an envelope and drop off at Community Center, 250 E.
Wood Street; Birchwood Recreation Center, 435
W. Illinois Avenue; or Falcon Park Recreation Center, 2195
N. Hicks Road. Dropboxes in the parking lots are accessible 24 hours at all locations.
FAX
Fax registration forms with complete credit card
information to 847.202.7317.
Make checks payable to Palatine Park District or provide
credit card information (Visa/MasterCard/Discover). Full
payment must be enclosed with registration. Do not send
cash through the mail. No registration taken by phone.
REGISTRATION
FIVE WAYS TO REGISTER
REFUND POLICY
A full refund, minus a $5 service charge, will be processed
for refund requests received 10 days prior to the start of the
program. Refund requests received less than 10 days prior to
the start of a program and prior to the 3rd class session will
be granted a 50% refund minus a $5 service charge. Program
supplies and other nonrefundable materials will be deducted from the refund total. Refunds are not given for special
events unless the event is canceled by the Palatine Park District. Refunds for trips will not be given unless the Park District cancels the trip or the Park District can fill the spot with
a patron from the trip’s wait list. All refunds will be applied
as a household credit unless otherwise requested. Refund
payment when requested will be made by check for payments
made by cash or check within 14–21 business days of refund
request. Refunds for card transactions will be applied back
to the original card. Special refund policies apply to several
different programs. If there is a variation of this policy it will
be noted next to the program information. Refunds of less
than $5 will not be processed.
PROCESSING A REFUND
In order to process a refund, a refund request form must be
completed. Forms can be picked up at Community Center,
Birchwood Recreation Center, and Falcon Park Recreation
Center, or can be downloaded from palatineparks.org. Telephone requests are not accepted.
A certificate by a physician is required for medical exceptions. Your refund will be prorated from the time your request
is received. Please advise the office promptly. In the event of
a medical exception, refunds must be submitted before the
class has ended.
All refunds will be applied as a household credit unless
otherwise requested.
For refunds on Affiliate programs see pages 104–105 for
contact information.
NO NET REFUNDS UNDER $5 WILL BE ISSUED.
NO REFUNDS ARE GIVEN FOR PPD MEMBERSHIPS.
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Students
Families
Businesses
• Service Organizations
• School Groups
• Scout Troops
WHY GET INVOLVED?
• To make a difference
in your community
• To share your time
and talents
• To develop your skills
and interests
• To promote
well-being
• To stay active and
involved
• To meet new people
• To have fun!
WHERE CAN I HELP?
• Special Events
• Athletic Coaching
• Community Races
• Cutting Hall Events
• Environmental Care
• Community Beautification
Volunteer Fair
Sunday, May 15 • 12:00pm–3:00pm
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
CANINE CARNIVAL • THURSDAY, AUGUST 4
FOOD TRUCK FRENZY • FRIDAY, AUGUST 12
FEET FEST • SUNDAY, AUGUST 28
Connect with the community,
learn about volunteer opportunities,
and meet our staff members.
• Volunteer information
• Free raffles and giveaways
• Light refreshments
TO GET INVOLVED...
Please contact:
AMANDA MCGOVERN
Volunteer Coordinator
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 847.496.6212
FREE event! No registration required.
Visit the Volunteer page on palatineparks.org for a list of all volunteer opportunities. Please complete a volunteer
application and special interest form so we can match you with the best opportunity to meet your interests and needs.
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ABOUT THE FOUNDATION
The Palatine Park Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization created to enhance the quality of life and enjoyment
of parks and recreation offered by the Palatine Park District.
The organization is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors including Foundation President Carl Arthur, Jim Lennon,
Thommy MacNiff-Kolb, Matt Murphy, Jack O’Connor, Robert
“Dutch” Schultz, and Don Skinner.
DONATIONS
When you make a donation to the Palatine Park Foundation,
you are giving a lasting gift to the community, contributing
to parks and programs enjoyed by thousands each and every
year, helping those in need, and providing benefits for generations to come! Mail donations to Palatine Park District/Park
Foundation, 250 E. Wood Street, Palatine, IL 60067.
EMPLOYER’S MATCHING GIFT PROGRAM
Your gift to the Palatine Park Foundation could be matched
dollar for dollar by your employer. Check with your Human
Resource Manager or Community Relations Department to
see if your company participates.
TAX DEDUCTIONS
All donations to the Palatine Park Foundation are tax deductible as defined by Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue
Code. Donations, sponsorships, and in-kind gifts may be
contributed for a specific purpose, or may be unrestricted in
use to provide financial assistance where most needed.
For more information on how to make a donation please
contact Carl Arthur at 847.910.2944 or [email protected],
email [email protected], or visit
palatineparks.org.
GIFTS IN THE COMMUNITY
Palatine Park District offers several options for community members to commemorate special life moments or
to honor the memory of a loved one.
ADOPT-A-TREE PROGRAM
Adopt an existing tree in one of Palatine Park District’s
parks. A personalized plaque with an inscription of your
choice will be placed in the ground near your selected
tree. Plaque Fee: $250
PLANT-A-TREE PROGRAM
New trees can also be planted in certain
parks throughout the Park District. This
program includes a personal discussion
with a staff member to decide on the
species, park location, and final tree
placement. The fee for this program is
dependent upon the type of tree chosen
for planting and ranges from $150–$300. A personalized plaque can also be placed next to your tree for an
additional $250.
BENCH PROGRAM
Choose a 4-foot or 6-foot bench,
select one of the parks, and create
your personalized bench plaque.
Prices for commemorative benches
range from $600–$1,500 depending
on bench placement, concrete needs, and plaque
specifications.
PALATINE PARK FOUNDATION
THE PALATINE PARK FOUNDATION
For more information on gift opportunities, contact
Palatine Park District staff at 847.496.6219 or
[email protected].
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RENTAL INFORMATION
RENTALS AT PALATINE PARK DISTRICT
BIRCHWOOD RECREATION CENTER
For rentals at Birchwood Recreation Center contact Vito
Manola at 847.496.6251 or [email protected]. See
page 102 for details.
CUTTING HALL & AMPHITHEATER
For rentals at Cutting Hall or the Amphitheater contact Jeff
Greene at 847.991.5318 or [email protected]. See
page 100 for details.
COMMUNITY CENTER
For rentals at Community Center contact Vito Manola at
847.496.6251 or [email protected]. See page 103
for details.
For rentals at Falcon Park Recreation Center call
847.202.5111 x8112 or [email protected], or
visit palatineparks.org. See pages 97 and 98 for details.
PALATINE HILLS CLUBHOUSE
PICNIC SHELTERS & TOWNE SQUARE
For rentals at Palatine Hills Clubhouse contact Dan Hotchkin
at 847.359.4020 or [email protected]. See page 93
for details.
Picnic shelters are available for rental at Osage Park, Dutch
Schultz Recreation Area, Plum Grove Reservoir, and Margreth Riemer Reservoir. Shelters with tables and grills can
be rented from April–October. A gazebo and benches are
available at Towne Square. For more information regarding
Picnic Shelter and Towne Square rentals contact Vito Manola
at 847.496.6251 or [email protected].
ATHLETIC FIELDS
Summer field requests can now be submitted. Fall requests
can be submitted beginning June 1. For more information regarding athletic field rentals contact Vito Manola at
847.496.6251 or [email protected].
JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST!
Visit palatineparks.org for details.
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SOUNDS OF SUMMER CONCERT
SERIES PRESENTING SPONSORS
MAIN STAGE
Arlington Toyota/Scion
TOWNE SQUARE
Pan American Bank
FAMILY FRIENDLY PICNIC
MAGNIFY YOUR
MARKETING RESULTS
ALIGN YOUR BUSINESS WITH A POSITIVE
ORGANIZATION WITHIN THE COMMUNITY:
THE PALATINE PARK DISTRICT
A partnership with the Palatine Park District is an affordable and
effective way to attain greater visibility, generate brand awareness,
and impact the community.
AMITA Health
OUR REACH
PRESENTING SPONSORS
Be a part of the lives and activities of residents of the Palatine Park
District by partnering with us. Your partnership reaches residents
of Palatine, portions of Rolling Meadows, Arlington Heights, Barrington, and Schaumburg.
MUSICAL MATINEE
Plum Creek Supportive Living
PARTNER
OPPORTUNITIES
TEEN BATTLE OF THE BANDS
Quest Academy
LITTLE CELTIC SOCCER LEAGUE
SPONSOR AN EVENT
Sports Authority
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TOURNAMENT GOLF PACKAGE
Cornerstone National Bank & Trust Company
JR. GOLF LEAGUE
GOLD LEVEL SPONSORS
HOUND EGG HUNT
A Closer Bond Dog Training
American Legion Post 690
Bentley's Corner Barkery
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices/Sue Gould
Golf Rose Animal Hospital
Guided Path Psychological Services
Loving Care Animal Hospital
Save-A-Pet, Inc.
Tailchasers Incorporated
MUSICAL MATINEE
Belmont Village of Buffalo Grove
Brookdale Hoffman Estates
Castle Chiropractic
Comfort Keepers
Lexington Health Network
Palatine Township Senior Citizens Council
RE/MAX at Home/Marty & Cindy Eich
The Grand at Twin Lakes
The Solana Deer Park
Transitional Care of Arlington Heights
BIG TRUCKS
ABC Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric
AMITA Health
A+ Day School
Consumers Credit Union
Immanuel Lutheran Church and School
Palatine Public Library District
Precision Dental Partners
SportsClips - Palatine
St. Theresa School
Family events
Canine events
Races
Music events
Sports leagues
In-kind donations
Golf packages
PARTNER PROGRAM
THANK YOU
SPRING PARTNERS!
ADVERTISE WITH US
• Quarterly Program Catalog
• Sounds of Summer program
BIG TRUCKS
TO GET INVOLVED...
Please contact:
JULIE SELOF
Sponsorship Coordinator
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 847.496.6246
SPRING CATALOG ADVERTISERS
A Closer Bond Dog Training
Allied Air Conditioning & Heating Corp
A+ Day School
Daily Herald Media Group
Kiddie Academy of Arlington Heights
Mathnasium of Palatine
Northwest Community Healthcare
Palatine Jaycees
Palatine Public Library District
Pan American Bank
St. Theresa Church and School
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POOL INFORMATION
2016 POOL PASS INFORMATION
All persons 4 years and older must have a pool pass or daily
admission receipt in order to be admitted to Palatine Park
District pools. Children 7 years and under must be supervised
by a person who has a pool pass or daily admission receipt
and who is 18 years or older. An adult may not be responsible
for more than four children under the age of 7 at any time.
SEASON PASS
Pass Type
Fee
Senior Resident (62+ years)
$72
2 Senior Residents (62+ years)
$113
Individual Resident
$128
2 Household Residents
$159
3–4 Household Residents
$187
5+ Household Residents
$229
Senior Non-Resident (62+ years)
$120
2 Senior Non-Residents (62+ years)
$165
Individual Non-Resident
$186
2 Household Non-Residents
$231
3–4 Household Non-Residents
$273
5+ Household Non-Residents
$333
Note: Only household members residing at your address can
be listed on your pool pass. You will be required to prove residency for those listed on your form.
Pool passes are non-refundable.
Fee
Resident ages 4–17 or 62+ years
$5
Non-Resident ages 4–17 or 62+ years
$7
Resident ages 18–61
$7
Non-Resident ages 18–61
$11
Twilight Discount: $2 off admission from 6:00–8:00pm at all
Palatine Park District pools.
GUEST PASS
Special rates for house guests are available. Only residents
with a current pool pass can apply for a guest pass at any of
the Palatine Park District offices. Guests must be non-residents of the Palatine Park District. Guest passes are valid only
for 2016. Passes are non-refundable.
Pass Type
Five Use Guest Pass
Pool Pass renewal forms can be downloaded from
palatineparks.org or picked up from Community Center,
Birchwood Recreation Center, or Falcon Park Recreation
Center. Forms can be dropped off at all Park District registration facilities or mailed to Pool Pass Registration, 250 E.
Wood Street, Palatine, IL 60067. Renewals from 2015 can be
completed online at palatineparks.org. All new pass holders
are required to have a photo taken for our new system.
POOL RENTALS/PARTIES
DAILY FEE
Pass Type
2016 POOL PASS REGISTRATION
Fee
$25
Park District pools are available for private rentals after
regular pool times. Picnic areas are also available for rent
during open hours at the Family Aquatic Center. For more
information, visit palatineparks.org or contact Patrick Griffin
at 847.496.6205 or pgriffi[email protected] to book your
rental. See page 26 for more information on pool parties.
TOTS
Children under 7 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
Each adult may be responsible for no more than four youths
under age 7. Approved floatation devices are allowed during
adult and family swim only. All persons 4 years and older
must have a pool pass or daily receipt.
REGULATIONS
For a full list of pool regulations, visit palatineparks.org.
LOCKERS
All pools require a lock to secure your items. Locks must be
removed when you leave the pool or else it will be removed by
staff.
REFRESHMENTS
Vending Machines are available at Birchwood Pool and Eagle
Pool. A full service concession stand, the Poolside Café, is
available at Birchwood Pool, 1:00–5:00pm and Family Aquatic
Center, 11:00am–8:00pm weather permitting.
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BIRCHWOOD POOL
435 W. ILLINOIS AVENUE • 847.359.9697
Recorded Information: 847.705.5123 x341
June 11–September 5 (Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays)
12:00–1:00pm
Adult Swim
1:00–8:00pm
Recreational Swim
June 13–August 12 (Monday–Friday)
10:00am–12:00pm Parent & Tot Open Swim
(Tot Pool/Spray Pad only)
12:00–1:00pm
Adult Swim
1:00–4:45pm
Recreational Swim
5:00–6:30pm
Lessons/Swim Team
5:00–8:00pm
Recreational Swim (August 8–12)
6:30–8:00pm
Recreational Swim
8:00–9:00pm
Adult Swim (Monday only)
August 15–September 2 (Monday–Friday)
4:00–8:00pm
Recreational Swim
EAGLE POOL
1425 N. OAK STREET • 847.359.9664
June 11–September 5 (Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays)
12:00–1:00pm
Adult Lap Swim
1:00–3:00pm
Recreational Swim
3:00–3:20pm
Adult Lap Swim
3:20–4:45pm
Recreational Swim
5:00–8:00pm
Recreational Swim
6:00–8:00am
Adult Lap Swim
12:00–1:00pm
Adult Lap Swim
1:00–3:00pm
Recreational Swim
3:00–3:20pm
Adult Lap Swim
3:20–4:45pm
Recreational Swim
5:00–6:30pm
Lessons/Swim Team
6:30–8:00pm
Recreational Swim
POOL INFORMATION
POOL LOCATIONS AND HOURS
August 8–September 2 (Monday–Friday)
4:00–8:00pm
Recreational Swim
POOL CLOSINGS
Call 847.705.5123 x346 for information.
Pools close if...
FAMILY AQUATIC CENTER
340 E. PALATINE ROAD • 847.991.1700
May 28–August 7 (Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays)
11:00am–8:00pm Recreational Swim
May 31–June 3 (Tuesday–Friday)
4:00–8:00pm
Recreational Swim
6:00–8:00pm
Adult Lap Swim (Thursday–in lap pool)
June 6–June 10 (Monday–Friday)
1:00–8:00pm
Recreational Swim
6:00–8:00pm
11:00am–8:00pm Recreational Swim
6:00–8:00pm
8:00–9:00pm
Adult Lap Swim (Tuesday–Thursday)
Adult Swim: 18+ years
• There is a threat of violent weather or lightning is
sighted (pools close for a waiting period of 30 minutes).
• It is 65° or less. Weather decisions are made 30 minutes prior to opening and at 4:30pm.
• There is a mechanical breakdown at the pool.
• The chemistry for the water is not at acceptable
health standards.
• There is low attendance.
Swim lessons will only be canceled if there is a weather
emergency or a mechanical breakdown. A decision will
be made 30 minutes before class begins.
Note: Other Park District activities may take place in the
pools during scheduled times. During adult swim, tot
pools will be guarded for youth 6 years and under. Only
adults and tots will be allowed in the pool or deck area
during adult swim.
Recreational Swim: Open to all ages
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POOL INFORMATION/WATER SAFETY
JR. LIFEGUARDING I
(11–12 years)
The second part to Level 6 and an introduction to Lifeguarding, this program offers general water safety, prevention,
and responses to aquatic emergencies. It provides hands-on
experience under the supervision of a Lifeguard or Head Lifeguard. Class will not be canceled due to weather. (15 hours of
field experience at the pool of your choice is required.)
Location:
Birchwood Pool
Min/Max: 4/15
Prog #
302140-01
302140-02
Date
Time
R/NR
6/13-6/24 11:00am-12:00pm $60/$75
6/13-6/24 5:00-6:00pm
$60/$75
JR. LIFEGUARDING II
(13–14 years)
FLOAT NIGHTS
All floatation devices must be approved by staff. Water wings
are not acceptable.
Location
Birchwood & Eagle Pools
Day
Monday-Sunday
Monday-Sunday
Time
6:30-8:00pm
6:00-8:00pm
OPEN KAYAKING
Sharpen your kayaking skills. Pay a daily fee or use your pool
pass to kayak in Eagle Pool. Bring your own kayak.
Location:
Eagle Pool
Day
Tuesday/Thursday
Date
August 2, 4
Time
8:00-10:00pm
DATES TO REMEMBER
May 28
Family Aquatic Center opens
Limited hours
June 11
Birchwood Pool and Eagle Pool open
June 25
Wacky Water Day
Family Aquatic Center • All Day
July 4
Independence Day: Float Day
Approved floatation devices allowed at pools
July 8
“SPLASH” Swim Meet
Birchwood Pool closed to public at 4:00pm
July 9
Birchwood Pool closed to public
July 10
Birchwood Pool closed to public
July 16
Wacky Water Day
Eagle Pool • All Day
July 23
Diving Meet
Eagle Pool closed to public until 2:00pm
July 25
Winter in July
Birchwood Pool and Eagle Pool • All Day
July 30
Wacky Water Day
Birchwood • All Day
August 7
September 5
20
Day
M-F
M-F
Last open day at Family Aquatic Center
Last open day at Birchwood and Eagle pools
This program includes review of Junior Lifeguarding I and will
allow students to learn actual rescue techniques. It provides
hands-on experience under the supervision of a Lifeguard
or Head Lifeguard. Class will not be canceled due to weather. (15 hours of field experience at the pool of your choice is
required.)
Location: Family Aquatic Center
Min/Max: 4/15
Prog #
302140-11
Day
M-F
Date
7/11-7/21
Location:
Birchwood Pool
Prog #
302140-12
Day
M-F
Date
7/11-7/21
Time
10:00-11:00am
R/NR
$60/$75
Min/Max: 4/15
Time
5:00-6:00pm
R/NR
$60/$75
AMERICAN RED CROSS LIFEGUARDING
TRAINING R.12
(15+ years)
Prerequisites: Participant must be 15 years or older, and able
to pass pretest (pretest consists of: 500 yard swim using
front crawl with rhythm breathing and breast stroke without
stopping). Participants must also be able to surface dive
and retrieve a 10 lb brick off the bottom of 10 feet of water.
Participants must also be able to tread water without use of
their hands for two minutes. Certification will be valid for two
years.
Lifeguard Training includes CPR for the professional rescuer and provides more comprehensive training for individuals
who wish to become lifeguards. Participants are required to
pass a water skills test prior to entry into the course. Course
fee includes textbook and CPR mask which you will keep.
Course content includes: professional lifeguarding, preventive lifeguarding skills, equipment based rescue techniques,
procedures for handling spinal injuries, and A.E.D. training.
Class will not be canceled due to weather.
Instructor: Kayla Fauria
Location:
Birchwood Pool
Min/Max: 4/12
Prog #
302150-01
Day
M-F
Date
6/13-6/24
Time
8:30-11:00am
AQUA ZUMBA &
AQUA ZUMBA POOL PARTY
R/NR
$200/$250
see page
65
for details
WATER AEROBICS
Discover scuba diving at the Palatine Park District pools!
Strap on a tank, weights, and other cool scuba gear and
breathe underwater. This is your chance to dive in and experience the adventures and wonders of the underwater world.
All equipment will be provided.
If you wish to become fully certified, Don Milliken, Master
Instructor can tell you how. Call 847.873.7790 for medical
criteria.
Location:
Birchwood Pool
Min/Max: 1/10
You can purchase a Water Aerobic workout punch card that
will enable you to attend class at your convenience. If a class
is not attended regularly by a minimum of 8 participants then
that day may be canceled. You will receive your punch card
the first day you attend.
Instructor: Paula Byrnes & Donna Longo
Age:
18+ years
(9+ years)
Prog #
302160-01
302160-03
Day
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Date
6/14-6/23
7/12-7/21
Time
6:30-10:00pm
6:30-10:00pm
Location:
Eagle Pool
Prog #
302160-02
Day
Tu/Th
Location:
Prog #
302160-04
Day
Tu/Th
Date
6/28-7/7
Date
7/26-8/4
R/NR
$125/$156
$125/$156
Min/Max: 1/10
Time
6:30-10:00pm
R/NR
$125/$156
Min/Max: 1/10
Time
6:30-10:00pm
R/NR
$125/$156
LEARN TO SNORKEL
(7+ years)
Above and Under Water staff will teach you to:
• Adjust your snorkel gear
• Use different kicks to see more
• Breathe, hold, dive, and recover items on the bottom and
clear your ears as you go
• Properly enter and exit the water safely
All equipment will be provided.
Location:
Birchwood Pool
Min/Max: 1/10
Prog #
302170-01
302170-02
Day
Tu
Tu
Date
6/14
7/12
Location:
Eagle Pool
Prog #
302170-04
Day
Tu
Date
6/28
Time
6:30-10:00pm
6:30-10:00pm
Min/Max: 1/10
Time
6:30-10:00pm
Location:
Prog #
302170-03
Day
Tu
Date
7/26
R/NR
$50/$63
$50/$63
R/NR
$50/$63
Min/Max: 1/10
Time
6:30-10:00pm
R/NR
$50/$63
LEARN TO KAYAK
(7+ years)
Learn to kayak with a workshop taught by American Canoe
Association (ACA) Instructors. The workshop is designed to
provide a brief introduction to paddling a kayak, emphasizing
safety, enjoyment, and skill acquisition for entry level paddlers. Topics covered will include: Paddling Environment, Personal Preparation, Safety & Rescue, Equipment, Maneuvers,
and How to Get Started. Kayaks and paddles will be provided.
Location:
Birchwood Pool
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
302180-01
302180-02
Day
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Date
7/26-7/28
8/2-8/4
Time
7:00-10:00pm
7:00-10:00pm
R/NR
$75/$94
$75/$94
(14+ years)
Day
Date
Time
M-Th 6/13-8/12* 11:00am-12:00pm
*No class 7/4, makeup 7/8
Age:
Location
Birchwood Pool
14+ years
Day
Date
Time
Location
Sa
6/18-8/13 10:00-11:00am
Family Aquatic Center*
*Class will meet at Birchwood Pool on 8/13.
Punch Card
R/NR
5 class Punch Card
$30/$38
10 class Punch Card
$52/$65
15 class Punch Card
$72/$90
25 class Punch Card
$104/$130
30 class Punch Card
$118/$148
Unlimited Punch Card
$140/$175
Daily Fee $7 R/$9 NR (paid at front desk)
WATER SPORTS
TRY SCUBA
All water aerobic class participants may stay at the pool after
class.
NORTHWEST CHICAGO WATER POLO
(8–18 years)
ELEMENTARY–MIDDLE SCHOOL
Beginning water polo for young players interested in learning
and playing the game.
Age:
8–13 years (or coaches' permission)
Instructor: TBD
Location: Fremd HS
Min/Max: 6/40
Prog #
Day
302200-01 M/W
*No class 7/4
Date
Time
6/13-7/21* 5:00-6:00pm
R/DR11/NR
$100/$115/$125
HIGH SCHOOL
Age:
Instructor:
Location:
Min/Max:
14–18 years (or coaches' permission)
Joe Grzybek, Tim Daniel, Brian Newby
Fremd HS (M/W/Th); Conant HS (Tu/Th)
14/50
Prog #
Day
302190-01 M-Th
*No class 7/4
Date
Time
6/13-7/21* 6:00-8:30pm
R/DR11/NR
$140/$161/$175
Games may be substituted for practices. Extra fees may exist
for additional games. See coaches for more information.
DOWNLOAD THE
PPD MOBILE APP
see page
7
for details
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SWIM LESSONS
LEARN TO SWIM
AMERICAN RED CROSS CERTIFIED COURSES
LEARN TO SWIM LESSONS
LEVEL 1: INTRODUCTION TO WATER SKILLS
Be sure to include the class program # on your registration
form. Lessons are held Monday–Thursday. Weather makeups will be held on Fridays. Lessons may be canceled for
extreme weather conditions. Call 847.705.5123 x346 for
cancellation information. Each session lasts two weeks and
meets four times each week. On the first day of each lesson
each participant will be evaluated and placed in levels accordingly. Parents are not allowed on the deck except on the first
and last of the session. Call Patrick at 847.496.6205 if you
have questions.
PRESCHOOL AQUATICS LEVEL 1 (AGES 3–5)
Children learn elementary aquatic skills (i.e. breath control,
submerging, and supported floats as well as establish a foundation for stroke mechanics) with parental assistance.
Children tie together skills from previous levels. This entails
practicing skills to attain higher stroke proficiency and swim
greater distances. All skills will be performed independently.
BIRCHWOOD POOL
Progress to performing unsupported floats. Learn basic
movements for front and back crawl. For children who can
submerge underwater comfortably.
LEVEL 3: STROKE DEVELOPMENT
Must be comfortable with deeper water. Children will build
up to swimming 15 yards of front and back crawl with proper
breathing technique.
LEVEL 4: STROKE IMPROVEMENT
Children learn the butterfly stroke and open turns. They are
also taught new kicking techniques used for 2 minutes of
treading water.
Children practice all competitive strokes and must perform
them properly over longer distances (up to 50 yards per
stroke). They also learn competitive turns and various deep
water surface dives.
Age
LEVEL 2: FUNDAMENTAL AQUATIC SKILLS
LEVEL 5: STROKE REFINEMENT
Children build upon basic aquatic skills. With assisted
instruction and encouraged independence, children begin to
develop fundamentals for back and front crawl.
Prog #
Enter and exit water, blow bubbles, bob in water, open eyes
and retrieve objects, supported floats and glides.
LEVEL 6: FITNESS SWIMMING & FUNDAMENTALS OF DIVING
Building endurance is the focus of this level. Swimmers will build
up to a 500 yard continuous swim and 5 minutes of treading water in addition to learning various surface and springboard dives.
Class
Day
Date
Time
Max
R/NR
302030-01
302030-02
302030-03
302010-01
302010-02
302010-03
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
5+ years
Preschool Aquatics Level 1**
Preschool Aquatics Level 2
All Levels
All Levels
All Levels
SESSION I
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
9:45-10:15am
10:30-11:00am
11:15-11:45am
9:00-9:50am
10:00-10:50am
11:00-11:50am
8
8
8
40
40
40
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
302030-11
302030-12
302030-13
302010-11
302010-12
302010-13
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
5+ years
All Levels
All Levels
All Levels
SESSION II
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
9:45-10:15am
10:30-11:00am
11:15-11:45am
9:00-9:50am
10:00-10:50am
11:00-11:50am
8
8
8
40
40
40
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
302030-21
302030-22
302030-23
302010-21
302010-22
302010-23
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
5+ years
All Levels
All Levels
All Levels
SESSION III
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
9:45-10:15am
10:30-11:00am
11:15-11:45am
9:00-9:50am
10:00-10:50am
11:00-11:50am
8
8
8
40
40
40
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
8
8
8
40
40
40
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
SESSION IV
302030-31 3-5 years
M-Th
7/25-8/4
9:45-10:15am
302030-32 4-5 years
M-Th
7/25-8/4
10:30-11:00am
302030-33 4-5 years
M-Th
7/25-8/4
11:15-11:45am
302010-31 5+ years
All Levels
M-Th
7/25-8/4
9:00-9:50am
302010-32 5+ years
All Levels
M-Th
7/25-8/4
10:00-10:50am
302010-33 5+ years
All Levels
M-Th
7/25-8/4
11:00-11:50am
*No class 7/4. Makeup for 7/4 will be held on 7/8.
**Note: Each child registered in Preschool Aquatics Level 1 must be accompanied by an adult in the water.
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EAGLE POOL
Age
Class
Day
Date
Time
Max
R/NR
302100-01
302100-02
302100-03
302080-01
302080-02
302080-03
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
5+ years
All Levels
All Levels
All Levels
SESSION I
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
9:45-10:15am
10:30-11:00am
11:15-11:45am
9:00-9:50am
10:00-10:50am
11:00-11:50am
8
8
8
25
25
25
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
302100-11
302100-12
302100-13
302080-11
302080-12
302080-13
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
5+ years
All Levels
All Levels
All Levels
SESSION II
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
9:45-10:15am
10:30-11:00am
11:15-11:45am
9:00-9:50am
10:00-10:50am
11:00-11:50am
8
8
8
25
25
25
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
302100-21
302100-22
302100-23
302080-21
302080-22
302080-23
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
5+ years
All Levels
All Levels
All Levels
SESSION III
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
9:45-10:15am
10:30-11:00am
11:15-11:45am
9:00-9:50am
10:00-10:50am
11:00-11:50am
8
8
8
25
25
25
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
8
8
8
25
25
25
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
SESSION IV
302100-31 3-5 years
M-Th
7/25-8/4
9:45-10:15am
302100-32 4-5 years
M-Th
7/25-8/4
10:30-11:15am
302100-33 4-5 years
M-Th
7/25-8/4
11:15-11:45am
302080-31 5+ years
All Levels
M-Th
7/25-8/4
9:00-9:50am
302080-32 5+ years
All Levels
M-Th
7/25-8/4
10:00-10:50am
302080-33 5+ years
All Levels
M-Th
7/25-8/4
11:00-11:50am
Prog #
Age
Class
Day
Date
Time
Max
R/NR
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
9:00-9:30am
9:45-10:15am
9:45-10:15am
9:00-9:50am
10:00-10:50am
8
8
8
40
40
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
302070-01
302070-02
302070-03
302050-01
302050-02
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
All Levels
All Levels
SESSION I
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
302070-11
302070-12
302070-13
302050-11
302050-12
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
All Levels
All Levels
SESSION II
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
6/27-7/8*
6/27-7/8*
6/27-7/8*
6/27-7/8*
9:00-9:30am
9:45-10:15am
9:45-10:15am
9:00-9:50am
10:00-10:50am
8
8
8
40
40
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
302070-21
302070-22
302070-23
302050-21
302050-22
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
All Levels
All Levels
SESSION III
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
9:00-9:30am
9:45-10:15am
9:45-10:15am
9:00-9:50am
10:00-10:50am
8
8
8
40
40
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
8
8
8
40
40
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
SESSION IV
302070-31 3-5 years
M-Th
7/25-8/4
9:00-9:30am
302070-32 4-5 years
M-Th
7/25-8/4
9:45-10:15am
302070-33 4-5 years
M-Th
7/25-8/4
9:45-10:15am
302050-31 5+ years
All Levels
M-Th
7/25-8/4
9:00-9:50am
302050-32 5+ years
All Levels
M-Th
7/25-8/4
10:00-10:50am
SWIM LESSONS
Prog #
23
Be sure to include the class program # on the registration form. Saturday lessons are held at the Family Aquatic Center.
Lessons may be canceled for extreme weather conditions. Call 847.705.5123 x346 for cancellation information. Classes meet
each Saturday for a total of eight classes. Parents are not allowed on the deck except on the first and last day of the session.
Prog #
FAMILY AQUATIC
CENTER
SWIM LESSONS
SATURDAY SWIM LESSONS
302060-01
302060-02
302060-03
302060-04
302060-05
302060-06
Age
Class
Day
Date
Time
Max
R/NR
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
All Levels
All Levels
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
6/11-7/30*
6/11-7/30*
6/11-7/30*
6/11-7/30*
6/11-7/30*
6/11-7/30*
9:00-9:30am
9:45-10:15am
9:00-9:30am
9:45-10:15am
9:00-9:50am
10:00-10:50am
8
8
8
8
48
48
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
*No class 7/2
EVENING SWIM LESSONS
Be sure to include the class program # on your registration form. Lessons are held Monday–Thursday. Weather make-ups will
be held on Fridays. Lessons may be canceled for extreme weather conditions. Call 847.705.5123 x346 for cancellation information. Each session lasts two weeks and meets four times each week. On the first day of each lesson each participant will be
evaluated and placed in levels accordingly. Parents are not allowed on the deck except on the first and last of the session. Call
Patrick at 847.496.6205 if you have questions.
BIRCHWOOD POOL
Prog #
Age
Class
Day
Date
Time
Max
R/NR
302040-01
302040-02
302040-03
302020-01
302020-02
302020-03
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
17+ years
All Levels
All Levels
Adult Swim
SESSION I
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
5:00-5:30pm
5:30-6:00pm
6:00-6:30pm
5:00-5:45pm
5:45-6:30pm
5:45-6:30pm
8
8
8
35
35
8
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
302040-11
302040-12
302040-13
302020-11
302020-12
302020-13
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
17+ years
All Levels
All Levels
Adult Swim
SESSION II
M-Th
6/27-7/7*
M-Th
6/27-7/7*
M-Th
6/27-7/7*
M-Th
6/27-7/7*
M-Th
6/27-7/7*
M-Th
6/27-7/7*
5:00-5:30pm
5:30-6:00pm
6:00-6:30pm
5:00-5:45pm
5:45-6:30pm
5:45-6:30pm
8
8
8
35
35
8
$42/$53
$42/$53
$42/$53
$42/$53
$42/$53
$42/$53
302040-21
302040-22
302040-23
302020-21
302020-22
302020-23
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
17+ years
All Levels
All Levels
Adult Swim
SESSION III
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
5:00-5:30pm
5:30-6:00pm
6:00-6:30pm
5:00-5:45pm
5:45-6:30pm
5:45-6:30pm
8
8
8
35
35
8
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
302040-31
302040-32
302040-33
302020-31
302020-32
302020-33
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
17+ years
All Levels
All Levels
Adult Swim
SESSION IV
M-Th
7/25-8/4
M-Th
7/25-8/4
M-Th
7/25-8/4
M-Th
7/25-8/4
M-Th
7/25-8/4
M-Th
7/25-8/4
5:00-5:30pm
5:30-6:00pm
6:00-6:30pm
5:00-5:45pm
5:45-6:30pm
5:45-6:30pm
8
8
8
35
35
8
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
*No class 7/4. There will be no makeup for 7/4.
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EAGLE POOL
Prog #
Age
Class
Day
Date
Time
Max
R/NR
302110-01
302110-02
302110-03
302090-01
302090-02
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
All Levels
All Levels
SESSION I
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
5:00-5:30pm
5:30-6:00pm
6:00-6:30pm
5:00-5:45pm
5:45-6:30pm
8
8
8
25
25
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
302110-11
302110-12
302110-13
302090-11
302090-12
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
All Levels
All Levels
SESSION II
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
M-Th
6/27-7/8*
5:00-5:30pm
5:30-6:00pm
6:00-6:30pm
5:00-5:45pm
5:45-6:30pm
8
8
8
25
25
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
302110-21
302110-22
302110-23
302090-21
302090-22
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
All Levels
All Levels
SESSION III
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
M-Th
7/11-7/21
5:00-5:30pm
5:30-6:00pm
6:00-6:30pm
5:00-5:45pm
5:45-6:30pm
8
8
8
25
25
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
302110-31
302110-32
302110-33
302090-31
302090-32
3-5 years
4-5 years
4-5 years
5+ years
5+ years
All Levels
All Levels
SESSION IV
M-Th
7/25-8/4
M-Th
7/25-8/4
M-Th
7/25-8/4
M-Th
7/25-8/4
M-Th
7/25-8/4
5:00-5:30pm
5:30-6:00pm
6:00-6:30pm
5:00-5:45pm
5:45-6:30pm
8
8
8
25
25
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
SWIM LESSONS
EVENING SWIM LESSONS, CONT.
*No class 7/4. Makeup for 7/4 will be held 7/8.
PRIVATE LESSONS &
SEMI–PRIVATE LESSONS
(3+ years)
Private swim lessons are a great way to learn the basics of
swimming or fine tune your techniques. They are designed
to meet your specific needs and are open to both adults and
children. Lessons are 30 minutes in length. Private lessons
are scheduled by contacting the Lesson Coordinator at
847.496.6205. Different packages are available.
Location: Birchwood Pool, Eagle Pool, or
PRIVATE LESSONS
Prog #
302120-01
302120-02
302120-03
Lesson
1 Lesson
3 Lessons
5 Lessons
Length
30 minutes
30 minutes
30 minutes
R/NR
$30/$38
$82/$103
$125/$156
SEMI–PRIVATE LESSONS (2–3 PARTICIPANTS)
Prog #
Lesson
302130-01
1 Lesson
302130-02
3 Lessons
302130-03
5 Lessons
*Fees are per person.
Length
30 minutes
30 minutes
30 minutes
R/NR*
$20/$25
$51/$64
$75/$94
25
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
BIRTHDAY PARTY PACKAGES
@ PALATINE PARK DISTRICT
Palatine Park District birthday party packages feature a great setting to make your child’s birthday memorable.
Packages include two-hour facility rental, themed activities and materials, and a host for the first hour. You
supply the food, beverages, paper goods, and guests, we will supply the fun!
Forms for birthday party packages can be downloaded from palatineparks.org.
PARTIES AT BIRCHWOOD &
COMMUNITY CENTER
contact Vito Manola at 847.496.6251 or [email protected].
SPORTS PARTY
(6–13 years)
The gym can host indoor sports and games tailored to your
child’s preferences. Our host can set up anything from
basketball to dodgeball.
Fee: $125 R/$157 NR
Max: 25
GAMES & MORE PARTY
NEW SUPERHERO PARTY
Enjoy active fun in the gym with hula hoops, scooters, parachutes, and games to make your child’s birthday amazing!
Fee: $125 R/$157 NR
Max: 15
Your superhero will create their own cape and mask. Take
pictures of them flying in the sky.
(4–5 years)
MAGIC PARTY
(4+ years)
Magician Gary Kantor will entertain with vanishing acts,
card tricks, and much more in an interactive show. The
show is packed with lots of audience participation and
laughter, and the birthday child will be the star of the show
Fee:
$239 R/$299 NR
Max:
35
(4–5 years)
Fee: $125 R/$157 NR
Max: 25
TODDLER GYM PARTY
(Walking–4 years)
Toddlers will love this party full of play time on our toddler
gym equipment.
Fee: $125 R/$157 NR
Max: 15
Toddler Gym Party is only available at Community Center.
PRINCESS PARTY
(3–7 years)
Your birthday princess is sure to enjoy this party with
her friends! Each princess will design her own crown and
magic wand and spend the rest of the party time playing
princess games. Participants are encouraged to dress up
as their favorite princess.
Fee: $125 R/$157 NR
Max: 12
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OUTDOOR POOL PARTIES
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A $100 refundable security deposit is required when
submitting the request form at Falcon Park.
NEW BALLOON ANIMAL PARTY
(3+ years)
Balloon animals are a huge hit at birthday parties! Your party can have balloon animals made non-stop for 45 minutes
by the Magic Team of Gary Kantor who will make dogs, butterflies, swords, giraffes, and more. Kids will do more than
just play with balloons, they'll also get to decorate their
animals with stickers and markers. At the end of the party
all kids will take home their very own collection of assorted
balloon animals.
Fee: $239 R/$299 NR
Max: 35
GAMES & MORE PARTY
(4–5 years)
Enjoy active fun in the gym with hula hoops, scooters, parachutes, and games to make your child’s birthday amazing!
Fee: $125 R/$157 NR
Max: 15
MAGIC PARTY
(4+ years)
Magician Gary Kantor will entertain with vanishing acts,
card tricks, and much more in an interactive show. The
show is packed with lots of audience participation and
laughter, and the birthday child will be the star of the show.
Fee: $239 R/$299 NR
Max: 35
PEE WEE MAGIC & BALLOONS PARTY
(1–3 years)
Magician Gary Kantor presents a thrilling magic and
balloon animal show specifically tailored for this younger
age group. Gary’s magic will use stuffed animal characters
from popular cartoon shows to amaze the children. You
can even bring your child’s favorite stuffed animal and
make it part of the show. Balloon animals will be made for
every child to take home after the show.
Fee: $239 R/$299 NR
Max: 35
SPORTS PARTY
(6–13 years)
The gym can host indoor sports and games tailored to
your child’s preferences. Our hosts will set up and referee
everything from basketball to floor hockey.
Fee: $125 R/$157 NR
Max: 25
TURF SPORTS PARTY
(6–13 years)
Party time on the indoor turf will include your child’s
choice of soccer, football, dodgeball, kickball, and more.
Fee: $145 R/$181 NR
Max: 25
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SOUNDS OF SUMMER
The Palatine Park District is pleased to present the 29th
Sounds of Summer Concert Series. All performances are
free so pack a picnic, pull up a lawn chair, and enjoy your
summer music experience. The complete summer package
includes our Main Stage Concerts at the Fred P. Hall Amphitheater (256 E. Palatine Road) on Wednesdays and Fridays,
the Thursday Towne Square Spotlight Series, as well as our
Friday Family Picnic Series. For more information, visit palatineparks.org. In the event of inclement weather, performances will be canceled. Call our weather hotline at 847.705.5123
x431 for updates. See you in the parks!
Help support our Sounds of Summer Concert Series.
For information on our donation program see page 30 or
visit palatineparks.org.
FRIDAY FAMILY
PICNIC SERIES
TOWNE SQUARE
SPOTLIGHT SERIES
PRESENTED BY AMITA HEALTH
TOWNE SQUARE • 150 W. PALATINE ROAD, PALATINE
PRESENTED BY PAN AMERICAN BANK
TOWNE SQUARE • 150 W. PALATINE ROAD, PALATINE
Please note there are no restroom facilities available at Towne Square.
Please note there are no restroom facilities available at Towne Square.
FRIDAY, JUNE 17 • 12:00PM
THURSDAY, JUNE 16 • 6:30PM
THE BAREFOOT HAWAIIANS
ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS
For over 30 years this professional authentic Polynesian-style performing troupe has thrilled audiences of all
ages with their dynamic dances, dramatic drumming, beautiful vibrant costumes and props, and informative displays of
customs of the islands.
Ken, Mike, and Terry make up this trio that produces a full
band sound featuring classics from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, and
80’s. Kick-off your Palatine outdoor summer concert experience in Towne Square with Rock, Paper, Scissors!
THURSDAY, JUNE 30 • 6:30PM
SUMMER STRINGS
The Palatine Park District’s Summer Strings Orchestra will
showcase a collection of music learned over the course of
the season. Under the direction of Amy Bachmann, the performance will feature various musical styles as an ensemble,
as well as highlighted soloists.
FRIDAY, JULY 15 • 12:00PM
ISTVAN & HIS IMAGINARY BAND
When Istvan starts rocking, kids can’t help but join in, sometimes on stage, while their moms and dads cheer them on
and enjoy the original tunes. Istvan has an irresistible mix of
interactive rock ‘n’ roll, country, pop punk, and sing-alongs
that get heads bobbing.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 5 • 12:00PM
CHRIS FASCIONE: JUGGLING FUNNY STORIES
Chris is full of boundless energy and humor as he acts out
stories, poems, and folktales in his fun-filled, participatory
show. Many different cultures and literary styles are represented in his stories, all of which are available through the
school or community library. You’ll see colorful characters
from literature come to life in a program designed to promote
reading, imagination, and an interest in books.
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THURSDAY, JULY 14 • 6:30PM
HARPER COLLEGE JAZZ LAB BAND
Harper College Jazz Ensemble, directed by Ken Spurr, is a
large Jazz Combo where students learn to improvise while
performing great jazz repertory. The group, made up of
piano, guitars, bass, drums, horns, and vocalists, enjoys performing songs by Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, and Horace
Silver as well as in Latin Jazz songs. The band has recently
performed at the Elmhurst College Jazz Fest, where they received an outstanding soloist award, and at the famous Jazz
Showcase in Chicago.
THURSDAY, JULY 28 • 6:30PM
ALLEGRO COMMUNITY CHORUS
Celebrate the summer in Palatine with a beautiful choral performance in the park presented by the Palatine Park District’s
own Allegro Community Chorus. Allegro will present a variety
seasonal tunes filling Towne Square with the energy and joy
summertime brings.
PRESENTED BY ARLINGTON TOYOTA/SCION
FRED P. HALL AMPHITHEATER • 256 E. PALATINE ROAD, PALATINE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 • 8:00PM
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6 • 8:00PM
JAZZ COMMUNITY BIG BAND
PALATINE CONCERT BAND
Under the direction of Dr. Frederick Lowe, the Palatine Concert Band is an adult volunteer organization that provides
an outlet for both avocational and professional musicians to
perform fine wind band literature, and serves the Chicagoland
area as a musical organization of high quality.
This 18-piece big band plays the music of Count Basie, Stan
Kenton, Thad Jones, Duke Ellington, and many others. Led
by Marianne May, and co-music directors Phil Feo and Leo
Kawczinski, the Jazz Community Big Band is swinging hard
and will have big band fans dancing out on the lawn.
ILLINOIS BRASS BAND
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22 • 7:00PM
PALATINE CHILDREN'S CHORUS
The Palatine Children's Chorus Summer Concert Choir, under the artistic
direction of Rachel Rosellini, and the
Singin' in the Sun camp singers will
present their annual summer concert
with a special appearance by the
performance choir of Summit Choral
Society. In the event of inclement weather, this concert will
move inside to Cutting Hall, 150 E. Wood Street.
Under the direction of Stephen Squires, the Illinois Brass
Band plays challenging-to-play and exciting-to-hear music
from a wide variety of genres including classical, jazz, and
pop. Performing in the British brass band tradition, the brass
band has won six NABBA championships all the while delighting audiences throughout the Chicago area.
7TH HEAVEN
Get ready for an experience you
just have to see and hear! 7th
Heaven has charted #1 on the
Midwest Billboard Charts three
times in the past three years. The
band has been heard on over seven radio stations in Chicagoland
with their hits “Stoplight,” “Better
This Way,” and “Sing.” They are
also known for the famous “30 Songs in 30 Minutes” medley
featuring tunes from the 70’s and 80’s.
FRIDAY, JUNE 24 • 8:00PM
AMERICAN ENGLISH
Relive the days of the Beatles! Using instruments identical to
those used by the legendary group, this Palatine favorite has
an uncanny ability to reproduce the vocal style and harmonies of the Beatles. Not only will they bring back fond memories for those who were there, but they bring to life the sounds
of those who never had a chance to see the Fab Four live.
MURLEY
Performing at nearly every city
venue and countless festivals in
the Chicagoland area, Murley has
been a part of the Chicago music
scene since 2005. Their fusion
of blues and rock morphs a deep-groove jam into a memorable sensation of fan satisfaction. Murley’s music has been
featured in independent films, podcasts, station IDs, and on
the area’s largest FM radio station 93.1 WXRT.
FOOD TRUCK
FRENZY
SOUNDS OF SUMMER
MAIN STAGE CONCERTS
see page
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THE FORTUNATE SONS
Using original vintage gear and
instruments, accurate costumes, and
spot-on musical ability, The Fortunate Sons instantly conjure up the full
experience of the best of Creedence
Clearwater Revival. Each member of the band was chosen
to portray the playing style and appearance of CCR in their
prime. The Fortunate Sons will have fans dancing all night.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 12 •
8:00PM
BAND CALLED CATCH
Energetic and fun alt-rock
that was made to inspire
and get you moving. Band
Called Catch’s dynamic
sound has landed them bills with folks like Edward Sharpe
and the Magnetic Zeros, Crash Kings, Grace Potter and the
Nocturnals, Drive-By Truckers, Cory Chisel and the Wandering
Songs, Dawes, Joe Pug, and hundreds of other truly talented
knowns and unknowns.
for details
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SPECIAL EVENTS
the
Encore
Circle
Becoming a "Summer Saint" Just Got Better!
Join the Sounds of Summer Encore Circle and keep the music
playing all summer long! Donors contributing $25 or more will
receive recognition for their support this year in our 2017 Sounds
of Summer program book, the opportunity to vote on 2017
donation gift items, and participate in an entertainment survey to
select next summer's bands. Donations will help enhance the
quality of free entertainment provided and support the ongoing
growth of our annual concert series.
For more information, visit palatineparks.org.
Visit the Palatine 150th Committee at the
Farmers’ Market on Saturday, May 14 to
learn more about the yearlong celebration
and browse Palatine 150 commemorative
items for purchase!
Look forward to the Good Old Summertime
Festival on Sunday, June 5 at the Palatine
Historical Society. See page 99 for details.
Visit palatine150.com for more information.
BIG
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FREE Chick-fil-A sandwiches and coupons
will be given to the first 2,000 people!
FALL FESTIVAL
VENDORS WANTED!
Saturday, October 8, 2016
Palatine Stables
The Palatine Park District welcomes crafters, not-for-profits and
local businesses to participate in our annual Fall Festival! To
apply for a vendor space, visit palatineparks.org and select
"Downloadable Forms" under the "About Us" tab. The Fall Festival
Vendor Application Form can be found under "Special Events" on
this page. Deadline for applications is Friday, September 2, 2016.
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Saturday, May 7 • 10:00am–1:00pm
Family Aquatic Center Parking Lot
Does your child like trucks? Here’s a great opportunity for your
child to see trucks and other vehicles up close and even sit in
the driver’s seat! Some of the vehicles may inclue a fire truck,
police car, school bus, dump truck, and many more. Bring your
camera for lots of photos.
Free goody bags will be given to first 1,000 children. Visit our
sponsor tables for more goodies.
Parking will be available at the Community Center parking lot
at 250 E. Wood Street.
Do you have a vehicle you would like to display for our event?
Contact Karen Rude at 847.496.6239.
Age: All ages
Fee: FREE
to the
HILLS
GOLF FEST
(7–13 years)
Join us for a fun night of organized games and activities
in the Community Center gym. Pizza and snacks will
also be available to purchase at the concession stand.
Saturday, May 14 ∞ 2:00–5:00pm
Palatine Hills ∞ 512 W. Northwest Hwy.
Join us for an afternoon of fun at Palatine Hills Golf
Course. Activities will include golf instruction, course
tours, contests, FootGolf, and lawn advice.
All activities are FREE! Food will be available for purchase.
Location:
Fee:
Max:
Prog #
326600-01
SPECIAL EVENTS
HEAD
Community Center
$8 pre-registration
$10 day of event
60
Day
F
Date
6/10
Time
6:00-9:00pm
kids rule
WEDNESDAYS
MAY 19–27
7:00PM
(7–13 years)
Andrew Rally, a young and successful television actor, relocates to
New York where he rents a marvelous, gothic apartment. With his
television career in limbo, Andrew is offered the opportunity to play
Hamlet on stage, but there's one problem: He hates Hamlet. His
dilemma deepens with the entrance of John Barrymore's ghost, who
arrives intoxicated and in full costume to the apartment that once
was his. The contrast between the two actors, the towering,
dissipated Barrymore whose Hamlet was the greatest of his time, and
Andrew Rally, hot young television star, leads to a wildly funny duel
over women, art, success, duty, television, and yes, the apartment.
Participants will have access to open gym and open turf!
Staff will organize different sports, crafts, and activities based on interest level of those attending such as
dodgeball, soccer, basketball, flag football, and kickball.
Pizza and snacks will also be available for purchase at
the concession stand.
Location:
Fee:
Tickets: $10 per person
Max:
Performances will be held at 250 E. Wood Street. To purchase
tickets, visit palatineparks.org (under “Events” tab) or call
847.991.0333. Additional ticketing fees may apply.
Prog #
326410-01
326410-02
$8 pre-registration
$10 day of event per day
60
Day
W
W
Date
7/6
8/3
Time
6:00-9:00pm
6:00-9:00pm
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SPECIAL EVENTS
o f the
TEEN BATTLE OF THE BANDS
Presented by Palatine Park District,
Salt Creek Park District, and Tribeca Flashpoint College
Presenting Sponsor: Quest Academy
Compete with local teen bands for the chance to perform
at the Illinois State Fair. Get ready to rock at the Palatine
Park District's annual Battle of the Bands local competition on Monday, June 13 at the Fred P. Hall Amphitheater
(256 E. Palatine Road, Palatine). The winner will move to
the regional competition and the winner of the regional
competition will have the opportunity to play in Springfield
at the IPRA Statewide Competition.
Day
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Performance Date
June 13
Time
7:00-9:00pm
R/NR
FREE
In the event of inclement weather, the competition will be
moved indoors to Cutting Hall (150 E. Wood Street, Palatine).
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ADULT BATTLE OF THE BANDS
Have a band and looking for an opportunity to perform for
a lively summer crowd? The Palatine Park District is proud
to present our first Adult Battle of the Bands for musicians
21 and older on Wednesday, August 3 at the Fred P. Hall
Amphitheater (256 E. Palatine Road, Palatine). The winner
of the competition will have the opportunity to perform at
the Village of Palatine's Street Fest.
Day
W
Performance Date
August 3
Time
7:00-9:00pm
R/NR
FREE
In the event of inclement weather, the competition will be
rescheduled.
Saturday, July 16 • 10:00amU2:00pm
towne Square • 150 W. Palatine Road, Palatine
Enjoy musical arts and create works of art provided by the
Northwest Special Recreation Association. Live music entertainment will be provided by the Palatine Park District. Everyone will
have the opportunity to learn about acting and participate in
visual art projects. Adapted arts equipment will be available.
In the event of inclement weather, Arts in the Park will be canceled.
This event is FREE, but requires registration. Registration will be
taken at NWSRA, 3000 Central Road, Rolling Meadows. Registration will also be accepted at Towne Square on the day of the
event. For more information, call 847.392.2848.
Enjoy a carnival designed for your best friend of the canine variety!
Participate in games and activities for dogs, visit pet friendly vendors,
enter raffles, take a photo of you and your dog, and more! Bring a pet
food donation to the event to receive an additional raffle ticket.
SPECIAL EVENTS
30-8:00PM
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All dogs must be kept on a leash at all times for this event. Dogs must
be wearing a current rabies tag to participate in this event.
Prog #: 340030-01
Pre-Event Fee: $6 until August 3 at 7:00pm
Min/Max: 50/200
Day-of-Event Fee: $8
FOOD
TRUCK
FRENZY
FRIDAY, AUGUST 12 • 5:00–9:00PM • FAMILY AQUATIC CENTER PARKING LOT • 340 E. PALATINE ROAD
Join us for an evening of music and food truck fun! Try a variety of tasty treats from local food trucks, then head over to the
Fred P. Hall Amphitheater for the free Sounds of Summer concert at 8:00pm. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to relax and enjoy
the evening. Free goody bags will be given to the first 1,000 people and a special giveaway item as part of the Palatine 150
celebration will be given to the first 150 people in attendance. Visit sponsor tables for more goodies.
Visit palatineparks.org for an up-to-date list of food trucks attending. Due to the nature of this event, please leave pets at home.
FREE event! Food from vendors available for purchase.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Electronics
Recycling
Event
CYCLEFEST –
TOUR OF PALATINE
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 • 9:00AM
SMITH AND SLADE STREETS
Visit www.bikepalatine.com to download an entry form or
register in person at Mikes Bike Shop, 155 N. Northwest
Hwy, Palatine. Call 847.358.0948 with any questions.
3K
Family Fun
Run/Walk
Saturday, August 6 • 9:00am–12:00pm
Palatine Village Hall • 200 E. Wood Street, Palatine
The Village of Palatine and the Palatine Park District are
partnering with the Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook
County (SWANCC) to host an Electronics Recycling Event. The
event will be located at the north rear lot of Village Hall, with
vehicle access from the east lot on the Palatine Park District
side of the building. No vehicles will be allowed to enter the
event line after 12:00pm.
Family & team
group specials
available!
Residents from any of the 23 SWANCC member communities
can participate. Proof of residency will be verified. Household
chemical waste, documents, and other unlisted materials will
not be accepted. This event is for residential electronics only.
No business or institutional waste will be accepted.
Sunday, August 28
Begins at 8:30am
Towne Square
Smith & Slade Streets
For a complete list of accepted electronic items visit
swancc.org. For event information, contact the Palatine
Environmental Health Division at 847.359.9090 or visit
palatine.il.us
Presented by
Palatine Bank & Trust
Pre-Race registration deadline is Tuesday, August 21, 2016.
FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT PRESENTS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 11
FRED P. HALL AMPHITHEATER
MOVIE WILL BEGIN AT DUSK (APPROX. 8:15PM)
A separate registration form is required to participate. Forms
can be downloaded from palatineparks.org or are available for
pick up at Community Center, Birchwood Recreation Center,
Falcon Park Recreation Center, and the Fitness Center
beginning June 1. Forms received after deadline will be
returned.
All pre-registered participants will receive a t-shirt and a
goody bag. Course map will be available after June 1.
When Judy Hopps becomes the first rabbit to join the police
force, she quickly learns how tough it is to enforce the law.
Determined to prove herself, Judy jumps at the opportunity to
solve a mysterious case. Unfortunately, that means working
with Nick Wilde, a wily fox who makes her job even harder.
Family Movie Night will be rescheduled for Thursday, August 18
in the event of inclement weather. Please call 847.705.5123 x431
for weather related cancelations.
Title subject to change based
on studio release.
Race Registration
Fee:
Pre-Race: $10
Race Day: $15
Family/Team of 4+ participants:
$8/person
The Family/Team rate is available for pre-registration only. All
Family/Team entries must be submitted at the same time and
paid on one check or credit card. All Family/Team entries are
final at time of payment.
FREE event!
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Prog #: 340070-16
PRESCHOOL LOCATIONS
Our state-licensed preschool for 3-, 4-, and 5-year-olds provides a warm, accepting
environment where learning is fun. Experienced teachers offer a variety of developmentally appropriate activities designed to help children learn and grow socially, emotionally,
physically, and intellectually. The curriculum includes pre-kindergarten skills, art, music,
science, large and small motor development, and imaginative play. A pre-kindergarten
class is offered at Parkside Monday–Friday. A class for young 3-year-olds is offered at Maple
Park on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Children must be completely toilet trained and
self-sufficient in the bathroom (no diapers or pull-ups) to attend preschool.
Lunch Bunch Enrichment Programs will be offered for 4-year-olds in the fall and 3- and
4-year-olds in the winter and spring. This option will extend the preschool day for 1–2
hours once or twice a week. This program is only
for children enrolled in preschool.
Birchwood
Eagle Park
1425 N. Oak Street
at Home Avenue
Maple Park
316 N. Winston at Anderson
Parkside
in Community Park
PRESCHOOL
Preschool 2016/2017
REGISTRATION
• $50 non-refundable, non-transferable processing fee
is required with your registration.
• A copy of the child’s birth certificate must be given at
the time of registration. The child cannot be registered
without it.
• Preschool payments are made by Electronic Funds
Transfer (EFT). An EFT form is due at time of registration.
HOW TO REGISTER
Registration for 2016–2017 Preschool began in January.
Call 847.991.1960 for availability.
Residents and non-residents must register in person
at Birchwood Recreation Center only. A special preschool
registration form is needed for registration and is available only at Birchwood Recreation Center.
3–4 YEARS OLD
Prog #
537030-10
537030-11
537010-10
537020-10
Age
3 on or before 1/1/16 & 11/1/16
3 on or before 9/1/16
Date
9/6-5/25
9/6-5/25
9/6-5/25
9/6-5/25
Day
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Time
9:00-11:00am
12:00-2:30pm
9:00-11:30am
9:00-11:30am
Location
Maple Park
Maple Park
Birchwood
Parkside
Monthly Fee*
$94/$118
$111/$139
$111/$139
$111/$139
Max
18
20
20
20
Date
9/6-5/25
9/7-5/26
9/6-5/26
Day
Tu/Th
M/W/F
M-F
Time
9:00-11:30am
9:00-11:30am
9:00-11:30am
Location
Eagle Park
Eagle Park
Eagle Park
Monthly Fee*
$111/$139
$165/$206
$273/$341
Max
10
10
10
Date
9/7-5/26
9/7-5/26
9/7-5/26
9/7-5/26
9/6-5/25
9/6-5/26
Day
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
Tu/Th
M-F
Time
9:00-11:30am
9:00-11:30am
9:00-11:30am
12:30-3:00pm
12:30-3:00pm
12:30-3:00pm
Location
Maple Park
Birchwood
Parkside
Parkside
Parkside
Parkside
Monthly Fee*
$165/$206
$165/$206
$165/$206
$165/$206
$111/$139
$273/$341
Max
20
20
20
10
10
10
3 1/2–5 YEARS OLD
Prog #
537040-10
537040-11
537040-12
Age
4–5 YEARS OLD
Prog #
537030-12
537010-11
537020-11
537020-12
537020-13
537020-14
Age
5 before 3/1/17
5 before 3/1/17
5 before 3/1/17
*Monthly fee for preschool is 8 payments.
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PARENT & TOT
 All Parent & Tot classes require an adult to participate with the child. UNREGISTERED SIBLINGS MAY
NOT PARTICIPATE and may remain in the classroom ONLY if they can occupy themselves quietly
without interfering with your ability to participate
with your child.
BUSY BABIES
(Crawling–18 months)
This is a class for babies that fosters their developing motor
and social skills. During class, we will engage in open play,
sing songs, read short books, socialize, and play simple
games.
Instructor: Ilene Harris
Location: Community Center, Rm 1E
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
334080-01
Day
W
Date
6/29-7/27
Time
10:45-11:30am
R/NR
$27/$34
TODDLER GYM
(Walking–24 months)
Toddlers will have the opportunity to interact with adults and
peers while they enjoy books, songs, and active play. Adults
and children should wear or bring socks because shoes may
be removed during class.
Instructor: Tracy Seebacher
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
Day
334240-01 Th
*No class 6/30
Date
6/16-7/21*
Time
9:15-10:00am
R/NR
$27/$34
TOTS PLAYTIME
(18 months–2 1/2 years)
Take time out with your toddler to play. Each class will start
in room 1G with creative art projects, stories, and songs. The
class will then move into room 1E for large motor play on the
climbing equipment. This class includes a variety of activities and lots of fun.
Instructor: Ilene Harris
Location: Community Center, Rm 1E & 1G Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
334280-01
Day
W
Date
6/29-7/27
Time
9:30-10:30am
R/NR
$30/$38
COME PLAY WITH ME
(18 months–4 years)
This summer playtime is great for children to meet new
friends and for adults to interact with their children. During
class, we will get a chance to explore large motor activities,
simple games, and music. This is a perfect class for siblings
to attend together. Socks are required as shoes are removed
during class.
Instructor: Deanna Kolar
Min/Max: 6/12
Prog #
Day
Date
Time
R/NR
334090-01 Tu
6/28-8/2
9:15-10:00am
$37/$49
Note: Fee is for one child. Additional children are $21 R/$27 NR.
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SUMMER TIME OPEN GYM
Young children can play together on the indoor gym equipment designed especially for them. An adult must remain
with and supervise their child. There is no registration
required for this program, drop in any time! No food or drinks
allowed in the gym room.
Age:
2 years & under (baby hour)
Day
Date
F
6/10-8/5*
*No class 7/1
Age:
Time
9:15-10:15am
Fee
$1 per child at door
Walking–4 years
Day
Date
F
6/10-8/5*
*No class 7/1
Time
10:15am-12:00pm
Fee
$1 per child at door
PAINT COATIN’, CRAYON TOTIN’ TOTS
(2–3 years)
This class offers a variety of age-appropriate art activities
for children to enjoy. Children will be exposed to colors and
shapes as they explore various art materials. Bring your child
in old clothes, creating art can be messy!
Instructor: Susan Grahek
Location:
Community Center, Rm 1G
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
Day
334170-01 M
*No class 7/4
Date
6/13-7/25*
Time
9:15-10:00am
R/NR
$35/$44
FUN FOR TOTS & 2’S
(18 months–2 1/2 years)
Sing, create, and play in a class where every week will be exciting and different. Children will hear stories, create a simple
art project, and have a chance to interact with others.
Instructor: Susan Grahek
Location: Community Center, Rm 1G
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
Day
334120-03 M
*No class 7/4
Date
6/13-7/25*
Time
10:30-11:15am
R/NR
$33/$42
MOVIN’ & GROOVIN’
(16–24 months)
This class will introduce your little one to the joy of moving
and dancing. Children will move and groove to various types
of music. Adults and children should both wear clothes that
are easy to move in and soft-soled shoes.
Instructor: Maggie Dominick
Location: Community Center, Rm 2C
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
Day
334141-01 Th
*No class 6/30
Date
Time
6/16-7/28* 11:00-11:30am
R/NR
$34/$43
see pages
SWIM LESSONS
22–25
for details
DISCOVER SCIENCE WITH ME
(2–6 years)
The adults and children will meet at Palatine Parks for playtime and a simple art project. Meet at the Community Center
in room 1E on the first day. A location schedule will be given
at the first class. In case of rain, class will be held at the
Community Center.
Instructor: Kathy Schneider
Location: Community Center, Rm 1E & local parks
Min/Max: 6/15
Prog #
Day
Date
Time
R/NR
334060-01 M
6/13-7/25* 9:30-10:30am
$47/$59
*No class 7/4
Note: Fee is for one child. Additional children are $24 R/$30 NR.
STORY TIME IN THE PARK
(2–4 years)
Join us for an outside story time presented by the Palatine
Public Library. Bring a blanket to sit on and enjoy stories
under the sun. An adult must remain with the child during
story time.
Instructor: Palatine Public Library
Day
W
W
W
Date
6/22
7/13
8/3
Time
10:00-10:30am
10:00-10:30am
10:00-10:30am
Location
Maple Park
Hamilton
Oak Park
Fee
Free Drop-in
Free Drop-in
Free Drop-in
(2–3 years)
This class will provide an introduction to science for the little
ones. A new scientific concept will be introduced each week
through hands-on activities. Wear old clothes, we may get
messy! Different curriculum will be presented each session.
Instructor: Claire Termanas
Min/Max: 6/12
Prog #
334110-01
Day
Sa
Date
7/9-7/30
Time
9:30-10:15am
R/NR
$25/$32
TOT ROCK
(12–24 months)
Tot Rock combines music and movement with sensory stimulation and socialization using structured and unstructured
time to improve motor skills. Activities involve manipulatives
such as maracas, tambourines, bean bags, parachute play,
and more! A new curriculum will be offered each session. For
more information visit www.rockitkids.com.
Instructor: Rock-N-Kids Staff
Location: Community Center, Rm 1F
Min/Max: 4/12
Prog #
Day
334270-01 Tu
334270-02 W
*No class 7/5, 7/6
Date
Time
6/14-8/2* 4:45-5:25pm
6/15-8/10* 9:15-9:55am
PARENT & TOT
ART IN THE PARK
R/NR
$70/$88
$80/$100
KID ROCK I
(20–36 months)
Kid Rock combines music and movement with song and
dance, rhythm and rhyme, imaginative play, and fine and
gross motor skills. Instruments and props include hand bells,
maracas, tambourines, scarves, bean bags, parachute play,
and more! A new curriculum will be offered each session. For
Min/Max: 4/12
Prog #
Day
334150-01 Tu
334150-02 W
*No class 7/5, 7/6
Date
Time
6/14-8/2* 5:30-6:10pm
6/15-8/10* 10:00-10:40am
R/NR
$70/$88
$80/$100
ITTY BITTY BALLET
(2 years)
This is an introductory ballet class where young movers learn
ballet basics in an encouraging and creative learning environment. Girls should wear leotard and tights and boys should
wear t-shirt and shorts. Adults should wear clothes that are
easy to move in because they will be participating with their
little dancer. Wear soft-soled shoes.
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
Day
334140-01 Th
*No class 6/30
Date
6/16-7/28*
Time
9:30-10:00am
R/NR
$34/$43
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PARENT & TOT
ADULT & TOT SOCCER
 All Parent & Tot classes require an adult to partic-
(2–3 years)
Adults will enjoy time with their toddlers learning basic
soccer skills including dribbling, passing, and shooting. Age
appropriate drills, games, and equipment will be used. Tots
will also develop motor, listening, and social skills. Bring a
labeled water bottle.
Instructor: SportsKids Inc.
Location: Oak Park
Min/Max: 5/16
Prog #
Day
334020-02 M
*No class 7/4
Date
6/13-8/1*
Time
10:30-11:15am
ipate with the child. UNREGISTERED SIBLINGS MAY
NOT PARTICIPATE and may remain in the classroom ONLY if they can occupy themselves quietly
without interfering with your ability to participate
with your child.
R/NR
$43/$54
TWILIGHT T-BALL
(2–3 years)
This class will introduce children to the game of t-ball. Batting, throwing, and base running will be covered. Please bring
a labeled mitt and water bottle to every class. In case of rain,
class will be held in the Community Center gym.
Location: Between Ost Field and Community Center
Sand Volleyball Courts
Min/Max: 5/20
Prog #
Day
334051-01 M
334051-02 Tu
*No class 6/28, 7/4
Date
6/13-7/25*
6/14-7/26*
Time
6:00-6:45pm
6:00-6:45pm
R/NR
$34/$43
$34/$43
NEW TINY TOT OLYMPICS
(2–3 years)
Get in the Olympic spirit with your child as you join us for this
fun class! Boys and girls will jump, run, throw, and develop
a variety of other skills as they participate in soccer, basketball, floor hockey, track and field, and other Olympic sports.
Children and parents will participate in a pint-size Olympic
Games during the last class. Events made just for the smallest athletes will include an obstacle course, pool noddle javelin throw, long jump, soccer ball kick, and relay races. Bring a
labeled water bottle.
Location: Oak Park
Min/Max: 5/16
Prog #
Day
334041-01 M
*No class 7/4
Date
6/13-8/1*
Time
9:00-9:40am
R/NR
$38/$48
ADULT & TOT SPORTS & STORIES
(2–3 years)
Adults and their tots can jump into the world of literature and
sports through this exciting class. Each week adults will assist their youngsters learning processes as the children enjoy
a mind-awakening story and play a body-challenging sport.
Children will enhance listening skills, the ability to follow
directions, and overall physical development in a safe and fun
environment. Bring a labeled water bottle.
Location:
Birchwood Field #1
Min/Max: 5/20
Prog #
334030-01
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Day
Th
Date
6/16-8/4
Time
10:45-11:30am
R/NR
$48/$60
ADULT & TOT TRIPLE PLAY SPORTS
(2–3 years)
This class will feature the three sports of the season:
basketball, soccer, and t-ball. Young children will develop
motor skills while having fun throwing, catching, shooting,
running, and kicking like the big kids. A variety of activities
designed around these three sports will be played each week.
Parents and their little athletes will enjoy making new friends
and working together. Bring a labeled water bottle. In case of
rain, class will be held in the Community Center gym.
Min/Max: 5/16
Prog #
Day
334031-01 W
*No class 6/29
Date
6/15-7/27*
Time
5:00-5:40pm
R/NR
$33/$41
PARENT & TOT
Adult & Tot Triple Play Sports ............................ page 38
Kid Rock I ........................................................... page 37
Tot Rock ............................................................. page 37
Twilight T-Ball .................................................... page 38
Palatine Park District offers cutting edge STEM (Science,
Technology, Engineering, Math) programs with instructors from Computer Explorers. These classes are project-based, hands-on, and designed to make learning fun.
EARLY CHILDHOOD
Beginning Ballet................................................. page 42
Beginning Video Game Programming ............... page 39
Blocks of Fun! .................................................... page 39
Kid Rock II .......................................................... page 40
Little Celtic Soccer Academy ............................ page 45
Martial Arts & Tumbling ..................................... page 43
Mini Soccer ........................................................ page 45
Night T-Ball ........................................................ page 45
Pee Wee Track, Field & Fitness.......................... page 44
Preschool & Kindergarten Martial Arts ............. page 43
Summer Chefs ................................................... page 39
Toddler Martial Arts and More........................... page 43
Tutus and Tap Shoes.......................................... page 42
Young Rembrandts ............................................ page 41
(4–6 years)
BEGINNING FUN-GINEERING
Young engineers will build working models of simple
machines such as a seesaw, a rolling vehicle, and hockey
player using Lego® Educational kits. Children will have
a great time working on activities designed around
creativity, exploring, investigating, and problem solving
in a fun group environment. While building these fun and
interactive models, they will learn about levers, pulleys,
gears, wheels, and axles. Each Lego® Kit will be shared
by two students.
Instructor: Computer Explores Staff
Min/Max: 6/12
Prog #
319050-01
Day
M-Th
Date
Time
R/NR
6/13-6/16 10:00-11:30am $104/$130
BEGINNING VIDEO GAME
PROGRAMMING
(5–7 years)
EARLY CHILDHOOD
STEM LITERACY
EVENING CLASSES
Have your child take the first step toward becoming a
Video Game -Programmer! This course will introduce
your child to the programming concepts of LOGO®, an
amazing programming language with which one can program their own simple animations. You child will control
what the computer thinks and does!
Location: Community Center, Rm 2A Min/Max: 6/12
Prog #
319060-01
Day
M-W
Date
Time
6/27-6/29 6:00-7:30pm
R/NR
$78/$98
BLOCKS OF FUN!
(4–6 years)
Bring your imagination and creativity as we build with
Lego bricks. Whether you choose to design your own creation or the daily challenge, this class produces extremely imaginative and outstanding projects every time.
Location: Community Center, Rm 2A Min/Max: 6/12
Prog #
319071-01
Day
Date
M-Th 7/11-7/14
Time
6:00-7:30pm
R/NR
$104/$130
PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR
NEW ADVENTURES FOR BEGINNERS
SUMMER CHEFS
(5–7 years)
(4–6 years)
Your mini chef will prepare simple foods while learning basic
cooking skills such as spreading and stirring. All recipes are
simple and kid friendly. Recipes will be seasonal and vary
each session. Each child will receive a cookbook at the end
of the class. A variety of ingredients are used in this class.
Please inform the instructor about any food allergies.
Instructor: Jennifer Dienelt
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
319270-01
Day
Tu
Date
6/14-7/26
Time
6:45-7:30pm
R/NR
$53/$67
Who stole the birthday cake? Practice detective skills
when the birthday cake disappears. Examine footprints,
decide if the frosting or paint is on a suspect’s shirt, and
check fingerprints on the cake plate. Could grandma be
the hungry thief? Learn how a real detective works in this
private investigation class.
Location: Community Center, Rm 1G Min/Max: 6/12
Prog #
319072-01
Day
M-Th
Date
8/1-8/4
Time
10:00-11:30am
R/NR
$104/$130
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EARLY CHILDHOOD
READING IS FUN
PARENT’S DAY OUT
(2 1/2–4 1/2 years)
Need a little time to yourself? Then this is the program for
you! Children will enjoy playtime, group activities, and large
motor fun. Children do not need to be toilet trained and
should be comfortable being away from their parents for an
extended period of time. Send a peanut-free snack, drink, and
a change of clothes to each class. Please mark your child’s
name on all of their belongings.
Instructor: Ilene Harris & Bonnie Shemroske
Location: Falcon Park, GE Rm
Min/Max: 7/12
Prog #
319320-02
Day
Th
Date
6/16-7/28
Time
9:15-11:30am
R/NR
$79/$99
ADVENTURES IN SCIENCE
(4–6 years)
This class will encourage your child’s curiosity and expand
their understanding of the world of science. Different scientific concepts will be explored each session through a variety of
activities. We will get messy, so send your child in old clothes.
Instructor: Clare Termanas
Location:
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
319020-01
Day
Sa
Date
7/9-7/30
Time
10:30-11:30am
R/NR
$26/$33
(4 1/2–6 years)
Get ready to read the fun way! This class is designed to
strengthen your child’s reading readiness skills through
multi-sensory games and activities. Lesson plans include
working on letter recognition, letter-sound correspondence,
phonemic awareness, and concept of print. A licensed reading specialist will gear activities towards your child’s needs.
Give your child the opportunity to master the building blocks
of learning how to read. Visit www.thereadingcenterinc.com
for more information.
Instructor: Reading Center Staff
Min/Max: 4/10
Prog #
319130-01
Day
Th
Date
7/14-8/4
Time
9:00-9:45am
R/NR
$46/$58
MATH IS FUN
(4 1/2–6 years)
Let your child experience hands-on math while engaging in
games and activities working both in group and individual
settings. Learning will be fun while children explore the concepts of numbers, counting, estimating, patterns, and more
under the instruction of a certified teacher.
Instructor: Reading Center Staff
Min/Max: 4/10
Prog #
319120-01
Day
Th
Date
7/14-8/4
Time
10:00-10:45am
R/NR
$46/$58
KID ROCK II
(3–4 years)
Kid Rock II combines music and movement with song and
dance, rhythm and rhyme, imaginative play, and fine and
gross motor skills. Instruments and props include hand bells,
maracas, tambourines, scarves, bean bags, parachute play,
and more. A new curriculum will be offered each session. For
Min/Max: 5/12
Prog #
Day
319700-01 Tu
319700-02 W
*No class 7/5, 7/6
Date
Time
6/14-8/2* 6:15-6:55pm
6/15-8/10* 10:45-11:25am
R/NR
$70/$88
$80/$100
SING WITH ME
(4–5 years)
Sing With Me, part of the Palatine Children’s Chorus, is a
musical learning experience for young children who love
to sing. With lots of movement and creative play, children
will learn music basics and how to sing in a way that won’t
harm their vocal chords. This class leads directly into
Do Re Mi for 6- and 7-year-olds. Parents and friends are
invited to join the final class on July 21.
Instructor: Kathy Sbarboro
Location: Community Center, Rm 1C Min/Max: 8/15
Prog #
333010-01
40
Day
Th
Date
6/16-7/21
Time
12:30-1:15pm
R/NR
$50/$63
EARLY CHILDHOOD
MESSY MASTERPIECES
(3–4 years)
This is a class for children who love to create and aren’t afraid
to get their hands dirty! We’ll experiment with lots of different
materials. Wear old clothes.
Instructor: Tracy Seebacher
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
Day
319260-01 Th
*No class 6/30
Date
6/16-7/21*
Time
10:30-11:15am
R/NR
$29/$37
YOUNG REMBRANDTS
(3 1/2–5 years)
This summer will be jam-packed with fun, as we learn how to
draw the amazing animals of the deep, dark jungle. Snakes
will be first on our list. Drawing these slithering reptiles will
get us excited for what comes next: an exciting drawing of a
jaguar. It’s nothing but an excellent time as we learn how to
draw this incredible feline. Up next, it’s time to take flight as
we strap on our wings and learn how to draw a toucan. We
can almost hear the monkeys now!
Instructor: Young Rembrandts Staff
Min/Max: 6/10
Prog #
Day
319680-01 Th
319680-02 Th
*No class 6/30
Date
6/16-7/28*
6/16-7/28*
Time
5:00-5:45pm
6:00-6:45pm
R/NR
$86/$108
$86/$108
JUNIOR PRINCESS WORKSHOP
PICASSO’S PAINT & CLAY WORKSHOP
(5–7 years)
Kids learn to discover, explore, and imagine while experimenting with a variety of materials and methods. They will learn to
draw and paint animals, sculpt funny characters, and create
colorful works of art. This class encourages the development
of creative thinking and problem solving. Students will experience the joy of making art using drawing, painting, mixed
media, and sculpture. New projects will be completed each
session.
Instructor: Picasso’s Workshop Staff
Min/Max: 6/12
Prog #
319390-01
319390-02
Day
Tu
Tu
Date
6/14-7/5
7/12-8/2
Time
10:00-11:00am
10:00-11:00am
R/NR
$86/$108
$86/$108
(4–6 years)
Everybody loves to play dress-up! In this workshop we will
learn to draw ourselves in “glamour” wear. On day 1 we will
draw accessories including purses, crowns, and jewelry. On
day 2 we will draw simple faces with crowns and hats. On
day 3 we will revisit the first two days while we draw figures
wearing fancy gowns with a variety of accessories. Step-bystep Young Rembrandts drawing techniques will ensure our
success! Pencils, color pencils, markers, and Sharpies™ will
be used.
Min/Max: 8/15
Prog #
Day
Date
Time
R/NR
319171-01 M/W/F 6/20, 6/22, 6/24 9:00-10:30am $86/$108
JUNIOR TRANSPORTATION WORKSHOP
(4–6 years)
NEW PRESCHOOL PALETTES
(4–6 years)
This class is designed to help your child discover the inner
artist in them while allowing them to create their own unique
masterpieces. Each week we will feature a different famous
artist and try out some of their techniques. The children will
experiment with different colors, photos, shapes, dough, textures, paints, and much more. Some featured artists will be:
Picasso, Calder, O’Keefe, and Van Gogh. Please bring a white
wire hanger to the first class.
Instructor: Joan Cummins and Sylvia Espinoza
Location:
Min/Max: 7/15
Prog #
Day
319395-01 F
*No class 7/1
Date
6/17-7/22*
Time
9:30-10:30am
R/NR
$33/$42
This workshop gives you the chance to learn to draw all the
different modes of transportation people use to get around.
Cars, trucks, airplanes, helicopters, and more will fill our
drawings. We will complete our last day with one large scene
including as many roads, bridges, and vehicles as we can
draw. Pencils, color pencils, and markers will be used.
Min/Max: 8/15
Prog #
Day
Date
319172-01 M/W/F 7/18, 7/20, 7/22
Time
R/NR
9:00-10:30am $86/$108
Classes on Early Childhood pages are for children
who are ready to attend by themselves. Parents
do not remain in the classroom.
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EARLY CHILDHOOD
BEGINNING BALLET
(3–4 years)
This class introduces children to ballet steps, barre exercises,
stretches, and short dance combinations. Girls should wear a
leotard and tights and boys should wear a t-shirt and shorts.
Your child should wear soft-soled or ballet shoes. There will
be a short showcase at the end of each session. Child must
be able to attend class by themselves.
Age:
3-4 years
Instructor: Patti Reid
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
319030-01
319030-02
Day
Tu
Tu
Date
6/14-7/26
6/14-7/26
Time
5:00-5:30pm
6:25-6:55pm
Age:
2 1/2-3 years
Prog #
Day
319030-03 Th
*No class 6/30
R/NR
$39/$49
$39/$49
Min/Max: 5/10
Date
Time
6/16-7/28* 10:15-10:45an
R/NR
$34/$43
TUTUS & TAP SHOES
(4–6 years)
Young dancers will be introduced to the basics of tap and
ballet in this fun and creative class. Children will learn proper
technique and gain a sense of rhythm. Girls should wear a
leotard and tights and boys should wear a t-shirt and shorts.
Your child should bring soft-soled or ballet shoes and hardsoled or tap shoes. There will be a short showcase at the end
of each session.
Location:
Community Center, Rm 2C
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
319660-01
319660-02
319660-03
Day
Tu
Tu
Tu
Date
6/14-7/26
6/14-7/26
6/14-7/26
Time
10:15-11:00am
5:35-6:20pm
7:00-7:45pm
R/NR
$44/$55
$44/$55
$44/$55
BEGINNING BALLET & TUMBLING
(3–4 years)
This combination class introduces children to beginning ballet
and basic tumbling and movement techniques. Girls should
wear a leotard and tights and boys should wear a t-shirt and
shorts. Your child should wear soft-soled or ballet shoes.
There will be a short showcase at the end of each session.
Location:
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
Day
Date
Time
R/NR
319040-01
Tu
6/14-7/26
9:15-10:00an
$44/$55
SING, DANCE, ACT, PERFORM
(3 1/2–6 years)
Children love to create their own stories, songs, and dances.
This class will encourage children’s creativity and performing
skills. There will be a mini-show on the last day of class.
Location:
Min/Max: 6/12
Prog #
319500-01
Day
Tu
Date
6/14-7/26
Time
11:15am-12:00pm
R/NR
$44/$55
IT’S A DANCE PARTY
(3–5 years)
Your child will dance to all of their favorite music from popular children’s movies in this high energy class. Rhythm, music
awareness, and simple dance moves will be included. Send
your child in clothes that are easy to move in. Boys and girls
are both welcome!
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
Day
319160-01 Th
*No class 6/30
Date
Time
6/16-7/28* 11:45-12:30pm
R/NR
$38/$48
NEW PRE POMS CLINIC
(5–6 years)
see page
KIDS CAMP
51–52
for details
Children will learn beginning pom fundamentals and a basic
routine. This class is great for promoting coordination and
self-esteem. The children will perform their routine at the end
of the clinic. Poms will be provided for use during the clinic.
Bring a labeled water bottle.
Instructor: Stacey O’Keefe
Location:
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
319410-01
42
Day
Sa
Date
6/25
Time
9:30-11:00am
R/NR
$10/$13
(2 1/2–early 4 years)
Your child will develop coordination, increase flexibility, and
have a great time while focusing on physical fitness, coordination drills, and martial arts skills along with age-appropriate themes of respect and discipline. Parents are strongly
encouraged to attend. For further information contact
Jan Wood at 847.705.8714.
Instructor: Johnna Brant
Location:
Falcon Park, PH Rm
Min/Max: 8/18
Prog #
319650-01
Day
Tu
Date
6/14-8/2
Time
6:30-7:10pm
R/NR
$54/$68
MARTIAL ARTS & TAE KWON DO
DRAGON CLASS
(4 1/2–6 years)
This class is a step up from Toddler and Kindergarten Martial
Arts classes. Your child will train in kicking drills, footwork,
self-defense, calisthenics, breaking, agility, forms, sparring
drills, and much more. This is a curriculum based program
where students progress in belts. The first time you register
for this class you will receive the uniform and promotion
test for FREE. For further information contact Jan Wood at
847.705.8714.
Instructor: Master Wood
Location:
J.P. Wood Martial Arts America Min/Max: 7/12
PRESCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN
MARTIAL ARTS
Prog #
319240-01
You won’t believe the numerous benefits your child will receive from this class. Children will develop flexibility, coordination, and physical fitness while learning a variety of martial
arts skills as they run, jump, kick, tumble, and much more.
Emphasis will also be placed on focus, respect, and discipline. Parents are welcome to watch. For further information
contact Jan Wood at 847.705.8714.
Instructor: Johnna Brant
Location:
Falcon Park, PH Rm
Min/Max: 8/18
MARTIAL ARTS & MORE MINI CAMP
(4–6 years)
Prog #
319420-01
Day
Tu
Date
6/14-8/2
Time
5:45-6:30pm
R/NR
$54/$68
Instructor: Jan Wood
Location:
Prog #
319420-02
Day
W
Date
6/15-8/3
Time
4:00-4:45pm
R/NR
$54/$68
MARTIAL ARTS & TUMBLING
(2 1/2–5 years)
Your child will develop coordination, increase flexibility and
strength, gain motor skills, and have a great time learning an
awesome combination of martial arts and tumbling skills in
this class. Parents are strongly encouraged to attend with
their child. For further information contact Jan Wood at
847.705.8714.
Age:
2 1/2–early 4 years
Instructor: John & Jan Wood
Location:
Community Center, Rm 1E
Prog #
Day
319250-01 M
319250-02 M
*No class 7/4
Date
6/13-8/1*
6/13-8/1*
Time
5:15-5:55pm
6:00-6:40pm
Min/Max: 8/18
R/NR
$46/$58
$46/$58
Age:
3–5 years
Location:
J.P. Woods Martial Arts America Min/Max: 8/18
Prog #
319250-03
Day
W
Date
6/15-8/3
Time
10:30-11:10am
R/NR
$54/$68
see page
HORSE CAMPS
95
Day
Tu
Date
6/14-8/9
Time
4:00-4:45pm
R/NR
$119/$149
(4–7 years)
This awesome camp will combine martial arts, tumbling,
obstacle course, games, new skills, and so much more.
Location: J.P. Wood Martial Arts America Min/Max: 6/20
Prog #
Day
319230-01 M/Tu/Th
Date
Time
R/NR
7/11, 7/12, 10:30am-12:30pm $45/$57
7/14
EARLY CHILDHOOD
TODDLER MARTIAL ARTS & MORE
ZUMBA® KIDS JR.
(4–6 years)
Zumba® Kids Jr. classes are rockin’, high-energy dance parties packed with kid-friendly routines. We break down steps,
as well as add games, activities, and cultural exploration
elements into the class structure. This class helps develop a
healthy lifestyle by incorporating fitness as a natural part of
children’s lives. Classes incorporate key childhood development elements such as leadership, respect, team work, confi dence, self-esteem, memory, creativity, coordination, balance,
and cultural awareness.
Instructor: Del Crawford
Location:
Falcon Park, PH Rm
Min/Max: 5/10
Prog #
319800-01
Day
W
Date
6/15-7/20
Time
9:30-10:15am
R/NR
$36/$45
NEW KID YOGA WORKSHOP
(4–6 years)
The Kid Yoga Workshop is a great option for students wanting
to have fun in a structured and safe atmosphere. Students
will explore yoga asanas, singing bowls, mandalas, memory
games, and more during our time together. Every child will
benefit from this experience as we awaken independence and
confidence which students can carry into their next school
year.
Instructor: Celeste Minella
Location:
Min/Max: 3/12
Prog #
319161-01
319161-02
Day
W
W
Date
6/15-6/29
7/6-7/20
Time
10:00-11:30am
10:00-11:30am
R/NR
$72/$90
$72/$90
for details
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EARLY CHILDHOOD
PEE WEE TRACK, FIELD & FITNESS
PEE WEE SPORTSTERS CAMP
Join us for a fun workout and learn about a sport that is
rich in tradition and history. This unique class will combine
stretching, movement, and other fitness concepts along with
running, jumping, throwing, and other skills used in track and
field. Hula hoops, jump ropes, parachutes, softballs, frisbees, hurdles, and other equipment will help guide your child
through track and field events in a safe environment. The session will conclude with a fun-filled SportKids track and field
meet on the last day of class. Bring a labeled water bottle. In
case of rain, class will be held in the Community Center gym.
Min/Max: 5/20
If your young child loves the world of sports, then this is the
camp for them! Participants will learn the fundamentals of
basketball, baseball, kickball, soccer, floor hockey, and many
other sports and fun activities. Organized games emphasize
sportsmanship, sharing, and teamwork. Bring a labeled water
bottle.
Location:
Oak Park
Min/Max: 5/30
Age:
3 years
(4–6 years)
Prog #
Day
319380-01 Tu
*No class 6/28
Date
6/14-7/26*
Time
5:00-5:45pm
R/NR
$37/$46
Your child will learn proper grip, basic strokes, and other beginning tennis fundamentals through fun drills and tennis-like
games. We’ll also work with your child to help him or her learn
putting, chipping, and the other basics of golf using colorful
equipment. Bring a labeled water bottle.
Location:
Birchwood Field #1 and Tennis Courts
Min/Max: 5/20
Date
6/16-8/4
Time
9:15-10:00am
R/NR
$48/$60
LITTLE SLUGGERS
(4–6 years)
Boys and girls will enjoy America’s favorite pastime in this Little Sluggers Baseball class. Participants will learn the basic
fundamentals of baseball such as running the bases, throwing, catching, and fielding. They will also learn how to hit the
ball off a tee and even live pitching. Exciting drills and games
will help children learn about teamwork and good sportsmanship in an atmosphere where participation and fun are our
top priority. Bring a labeled water bottle and mitt. Instructor:
SportsKids Inc.
Location: Oak Park
Min/Max: 5/16
Prog #
Day
319282-01 M
*No class 7/4
Date
6/13-8/1*
Time
9:45-10:30am
R/NR
$43/$54
see pages
Birthday Parties
26–27
for details
Classes on Early Childhood pages are for children
who are ready to attend by themselves. Parents
do not remain in the classroom.
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Day
Tu-F
Date
6/21-6/24
Age:
4–6 years
Prog #
319365-02
Day
Tu-F
Date
6/21-6/24
Time
9:15-10:15am
R/NR
$32/$40
Time
10:15-11:45am
R/NR
$48/$60
(3–6 years)
(4–6 years)
Day
Th
Prog #
319365-01
NEW MINI HOOPSTERS N’ KICKERS CAMP
PEE WEE TENNIS & GOLF
Prog #
319370-01
(3–6 years)
Join us this summer to learn two exciting and popular sports,
basketball and soccer! Youngsters will learn the basic skills
of ball handling, passing, scoring, defense, and play making
for both soccer and basketball. Boys and girls will develop
body coordination and agility through drills and games in a
safe environment that emphasizes teamwork, self-confidence
and, most importantly, fun. Bring a labeled water bottle.
Location:
Oak Park
Min/Max: 5/30
Age:
3 years
Prog #
319345-01
Day
Tu-F
Date
7/12-7/15
Age:
4–6 years
Prog #
319345-02
Day
Tu-F
Date
7/12-7/15
Time
9:15-10:15am
R/NR
$32/$40
Time
10:15-11:45am
R/NR
$48/$60
LITTLE TRACK, FIELD & FITNESS
STARS CAMP
(3–6 years)
This unique camp combines stretching, movement, running,
jumping, throwing, and other fitness concepts. Boys and girls
work on body coordination, agility, balance, self-confidence,
and more. There will be a fun-filled Track and Field meet on
the last day of camp. Bring a labeled water bottle.
Location:
Oak Park
Min/Max: 5/30
Age:
3 years
Prog #
319357-01
Day
Tu-F
Date
7/19-7/22
Age:
4–6 years
Prog #
319357-02
Day
Tu-F
Date
7/19-7/22
Time
9:15-10:15am
R/NR
$32/$40
Time
10:15-11:45am
R/NR
$48/$60
Young ball players will be introduced to the game of t-ball in
this class. Basic skills will be taught along with teamwork
and sportsmanship. Games will be played, but not in a league
format. Bring a labeled mitt and water bottle. In case of rain,
class will be held in the Community Center gym.
Min/Max: 6/18
Age:
3 1/2–4 years
Prog #
Day
319290-01 Tu
319290-02 W
*No class 6/28, 6/29
Age:
Date
Time
6/14-7/26* 7:00-7:45pm
6/15-7/27* 6:00-6:45pm
R/NR
$34/$43
$34/$43
4–5 years
Prog #
Day
319290-03 M
319290-04 W
*No class 6/29, 7/4
Date
Time
6/13-7/25* 7:00-7:45pm
6/15-7/27* 7:00-7:45pm
R/NR
$34/$43
$34/$43
MINI SOCCER
SPORTING ENCOUNTERS
(3–6 years)
(4–6 years)
Girls and boys will learn the basic skills of soccer, basketball, floor hockey, t-ball, and more. Classes are designed to
improve listening skills, the ability to follow directions, and
enhance overall physical development—all while having fun.
Bring a labeled water bottle.
Location: Oak Park
Min/Max: 5/20
Prog #
Day
319520-01 M
*No class 7/4
Date
Time
6/13-8/1* 11:15am-12:00pm
R/NR
$43/$54
Prog #
Day
319201-01 M
*No class 7/4
NEW CAMP LITTLE OLYMPIANS!
(3–6 years)
Don’t let your little Olympian miss out on this fun-filled camp.
Boys and girls will practice running, jumping, kicking, throwing, and balancing as they play Olympic sports such as soccer, basketball, volleyball (using beach balls), track and field,
and more. Children will participate in a Mini Olympic Games
Tournament on the last day of camp. Everyone is a winner in
this exciting camp! Bring a labeled water bottle.
Location:
Birchwood Field #1
Min/Max: 5/30
Age:
3 years
Prog #
319367-01
Day
Tu-F
Date
8/2-8/5
Age:
4–6 years
Prog #
319367-02
Day
Tu-F
Date
8/2-8/5
This class is a great introduction to soccer. Basic soccer
skills such as running, kicking, passing, and game play will be
covered. Games will be used to incorporate the skills taught
during class in a fun and safe environment. Bring a labeled
water bottle. In case of rain, the Monday class will be held in
the Community Center gym.
Min/Max: 5/20
Age:
4–6 years
Time
9:15-10:15am
R/NR
$32/$40
Time
10:15-11:45am
R/NR
$48/$60
see page
82
for details
Time
5:00-5:45pm
Age:
Location:
3–5 years
Birchwood Field #1
Prog #
319201-02
Day
Th
Date
6/16-8/4
Time
10:00-10:45am
R/NR
$37/$46
R/NR
$48/$60
LITTLE CELTIC SOCCER ACADEMY
(3–6 years)
Palatine Celtic Soccer Club staff will use a creative and fun
approach to teach your child age-appropriate soccer fundamentals. All participants will be engaged in many fun soccer
activities as well as exercises (such as jumps, balance, and
body fakes) that work on children’s motor development skills.
Players are asked to wear black shorts and socks. All players
should also bring proper footwear, shinguards, a soccer ball
(size 3), and a water bottle to class.
Location:
Falcon Park Turf
Min/Max: 6/40
Age:
3–4 years
Prog #
304800-01
LITTLE CELTIC
SOCCER LEAGUE
Date
6/13-7/25*
EARLY CHILDHOOD
NIGHT T-BALL
(3 1/2–5 years)
Day
F
Date
6/17-7/29
Age:
5–6 years
Prog #
304800-02
Day
F
Date
6/17-7/29
Time
5:00-5:50pm
R/NR
$60/$75
Time
6:00-6:50pm
R/NR
$60/$75
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YOUTH & TEEN
PALATINE PARK DISTRICT AND ROLLING MEADOWS PARK
DISTRICT CO-OP PROGRAMS
The following programs are offered in cooperation with the Rolling Meadows Park District and will meet at the Rolling
Meadows Community Center, 3705 Pheasant Drive, Rolling Meadows.
MINECRAFT – BASIC TRAINING
FOR BEGINNERS
LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION – MAKING
YOUR OWN STAR WARS™ MOVIE
Are your friends all into Minecraft, but you haven’t quite
figured it out? This is for YOU! You and your partner
will collaborate to learn essential crafting skills while
searching for clues to unlock doors, complete scavenger
hunts, and more! You’ll get an introduction to the basics
of computer networking, multidimensional objects, and
video game graphics. After completing this boot camp,
you’ll have the basic tools to participate in more advanced
Minecraft adventures.
Instructor: Computer Explorers Staff
Location:
Rolling Meadows Community Center
Max:
4
Do you want to be the next George Lucas? We will create
our very own Star Wars™ movie using special digital movie
making cameras and software. As directors and producers
we will work in teams to create our own story and script,
and then film our own movie. We will use graphic editing
techniques and stop motion animation as well as add
background noise and music. All students will get a copy
of their movie after class is complete. Don’t stay at home—
jump into a green screen and find yourself some fun!
Location:
Max:
4
Prog #
326121-01
Prog #
326110-01
(6–8 years)
Day
M-Th
Date
6/27-6/30
Time
4:00-5:30pm
(8–12 years)
R/NR
$94/$114
MINECRAFT – A NETWORKED
ADVENTURE
Date
6/27-6/30
Time
4:00-5:30pm
R/NR
$94/$114
ROBOT ENGINEERS
(8–12 years)
This course builds knowledge of simple machines, engineering, programming, and teamwork using the LEGO®
WeDo Robotics System, as students focus on the concept
of sensing and responding to external stimuli.
Location:
Max:
4
Prog #
326080-01
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Day
M-Th
Date
7/25-7/28
Time
4:00-5:30pm
Time
4:00-5:30pm
R/NR
$94/$114
(6–11 years)
TechStars grants you access to a proprietary Minecraft
world you can’t get on your own! Learn fundamentals
of computer networking through this unique Minecraft
experience that also allows you and your friends to work in
multiplayer mode as you mine, craft, and build together to
survive. Working with a partner, use your skills to explore
all the secrets the world has to offer, including a mysterious castle filled with challenges. No matter whether
you are new to Minecraft or already love the game, this
program is for YOU!
Location:
Max:
4
Day
M-Th
Date
7/25-7/28
NEW PHYSICS IN MOTION
(9+ years)
Prog #
326122-02
Day
M-Th
R/NR
$94/$114
Learn about basic principles of physics like friction, acceleration, energy, and mass as you conduct fun experiments,
watch awesome demonstrations, and make lots of simple
machines like catapults that you can take home with you.
Instructor: Cool Science Staff
Location:
Max:
4
Prog #
326301-01
Day
Sa
Date
8/27
Time
11:00am-1:00pm
R/NR
$94/$114
NEW CANDY SCIENCE
(6–11 years)
Did you know that most of your favorite candies are made
with the help of chemistry? In this fun, very-edible class,
you will learn about the science of sugar as you make your
own chewing gum, fudge, or lollipops among other treats.
Instructor: Cool Science Staff
Location:
Max:
4
Prog #
326302-01
Day
Th
Date
8/11
Time
11:00am-1:00pm
R/NR
$94/$114
The following trips are offered in cooperation with the
Rolling Meadows Park District and will depart from the
Rolling Meadows Community Center, 3705 Pheasant Drive,
Rolling Meadows.
NEW SIX FLAGS GREAT AMERICA
Come out and join us for a day at Six Flags Great America. We will take care of the transportation. Participants
should bring a bagged lunch. Registration deadline is
Friday, July 15 at noon.
Location:
Six Flags Great America, Gurnee, IL
Max:
5
Day
Sa
Date
7/23
Time
9:00am-6:00pm
R/NR
$60/$80
(13–18 years)
Come spend the day swimming with friends! We will take
care of the transportation. Participants should bring a
bagged lunch, swim suit, and a towel. Registration deadline is Friday, August 19 at noon.
Location:
Montrose Beach, Chicago, IL
Max:
5
Day
Sa
Date
8/27
Time
9:00am-6:00pm
R/NR
$18/$27
PRACTICE SAT TEST – FIND OUT
NEW WHERE YOU STAND
(13–18 years)
Want to take a practice SAT without it counting towards college admissions? HiFiKids Corporation and Palatine Park District are pleased to offer students a practice test and strategy
session to help boost their SAT scores. This class includes
test prep and two full practice tests. After the test, students
will receive a detailed score report that gives a detailed score
breakdown of their individual strengths and weaknesses.
Location:
Community Center, Rm 1F
Min/Max: 5/50
Prog #
Day
326312-01 M
*No class 7/4
Date
6/6-8/8*
Time
5:30-6:15pm
R/NR
$260/$335
see page
DAY CAMP
Kildeer
NEW CULINARY CAMP
(9–14 years)
Join Whole Foods Market Kildeer for a summer edition of
our Culinary Camp! Students will enjoy a fun and unique
experience while creating foods of different cooking
styles and origins. Chefs will eat lunch with their fellow
campers at end of each class. Recipes and aprons will be
provided.
Instructor: Ann Kagan
Location:
Whole Foods Market, Kildeer Max: 5
Prog #
326143-01
NEW MONTROSE BEACH
Prog #
326311-01
Class will meet at Whole Foods
Market, 20281 N. Rand Road,
Kildeer. Please arrive a few minutes early to complete a waiver or
contact the store at 847.726.4601
to have a waiver emailed to you.
CHEFS IN TRAINING
(13–18 years)
Prog #
326310-01
WHOLE FOODS
MARKET CLASSES
Day
M-Th
Date
Time
7/11-7/14 11:00am-1:30pm
YOUTH & TEEN
PALATINE PARK DISTRICT AND
ROLLING MEADOWS PARK
DISTRICT CO-OP TEEN TRIPS
Fee
$31
MAGIC TRICKS
(5–12 years)
Children are guaranteed to have a magical time learning
fascinating tricks from a professional magician! Children will
be able to amaze family and friends with tricks that involve
cards, ropes, coins, mind reading, and more. While the tricks
may appear difficult, kids will discover that they are quick to
learn and easy to perform. All materials will be provided.
Instructor: Gary Kantor
Location:
Min/Max: 8/25
Prog #
326200-01
Day
Tu
Date
6/21
Time
4:00-4:55pm
R/NR
$20/$25
GIRLS NIGHT – PAMPER ME
NEW SLUMBER TIME
(4–11 years)
Come join Glitzy Girlz with friends or make new girlfriends at
this great class! Wear your favorite PJ’s and feel free to bring
a sleeping bag for snack time. Our staff will teach pedicures
and manicures to the girls, who will take home polish. Each
girl will decorate an overnight bag with name stamps, paints
and embellishments. At the end of class we will have snacks
and refreshment, music, freeze dance, and girl talk!
Instructor: Glitzy Girlz Staff
Location:
Min/Max: 7/20
Prog #
326160-01
Day
Tu
Date
6/21
Time
6:30-8:00pm
R/NR
$33/$42
54
for details
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YOUTH & TEEN
(6–11 years)
With the release of Finding Dory this summer, marine biology
enthusiasts will be thrilled to find this ocean inspired class.
Children will learn about and view from the front and center
different creatures and corals of the ocean. We will demystify the adventures of the ocean through experiments and
creative expression. On your next vacation, your child will
be able to teach you a few things about the high seas. Oh,
and of course we can never forget about the fish that ignited
the passion in all of us—Nemo! We will also have a Nemo
encounter as we explore clownfish.
Instructor: Self Esteem Science Staff
Location:
Min/Max: 5/15
Prog #
326246-01
Day
Su
Date
7/17
Time
1:00-2:30pm
R/NR
$$35/$44
OOBLECK LAB EXPERIENCE –
NEW HAVE THE SLIME OF YOUR LIFE!
(5–10 years)
Is it a liquid or solid? It’s BOTH! Have the slime of your life
learning physics while making Oobleck. First introduced in
the Dr. Suess Book, Bartholomew and Oobleck, kids will have
a blast interacting with Oobleck front and center. All participants will gear up with lab coats, goggles, test tubes, and
more to have the ultimate messy experience. A souvenir of
test tube slime will go home with all children.
Location:
Min/Max: 5/15
Prog #
326244-01
Day
W
Date
8/10
Time
4:30-5:30pm
R/NR
$20/$25
THE THRILLS AND CHILLS OF ICE
NEW CREAM – A YUMMY LAB EXPERIENCE!
(5–11 years)
Exploring and eating ice cream is a fun way to introduce early
physics and chemistry concepts to children. Become an
expert on this beloved treat and then sit down for the most
outrageous ice cream eating contest in town. Did anyone say
BRAIN FREEZE? Bonus: learn the history and science of the
amusement park treat Dippin’ Dots. This is a child’s dream
class experience that is all about putting the fun back into
summer. Don’t wear your Sunday best to class, we will get
sticky. Ice cream themed souvenir included.
Location:
Min/Max: 5/15
Prog #
326245-01
Day
W
Date
8/10
Time
6:00-8:00pm
VOLUNTEER
OPPORTUNITIES
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ADULT & FAMILY
OUTDOOR EDUCATION
NEW MARINE BIOLOGY FOR KIDS
R/NR
$42/$53
see page
14
for details
OUTDOOR COOKING –
NEW LEAVE NO TRACE!
(13–18 years)
Our goal is to experience several outdoor cooking methods
while cooking our lunch: box oven pizza, veggie shish kabob, and pie-iron turtles. Emphasis will be on the Leave No
Trace principles while cooking and enjoying the outdoors
responsibly. Many principles will be discussed as we focus
on outdoor cooking methods, fuel, foods that leave the
least impact on our environment, recycling, and managing
our cooking and food waste. This course will be taught by
Lis Christensson who has been manager of Adult Development in Girl Scouts for 18 years and Leave No Trace Master
Educator since 2004.
Instructor: Lis Christensson
Location:
Plum Grove Reservoir Shelter Min/Max: 8/24
Prog #
326247-01
Day
Sa
Date
6/25
Time
10:00am-2:00pm
R/NR
$22/$28
INTRODUCTION TO PLANT
NEW IDENTIFICATION
(13+ years)
We are surrounded by plants and depend on them for our
survival, but are you familiar with the common plants of
this area? Join Chris Benda, plant ecologist and president of the Illinois Native Plant Society, for an afternoon
learning the basics of plant identification. This course will
include classroom and field instruction. Please dress for
the weather.
Instructor: Chris Benda
Location:
Min/Max: 15/20
Prog #
326248-01
Day
Sa
Date
8/6
Time
9:30am-12:30pm
R/NR
$19/$24
CAMPING 101 AT CAMP REINBERG
NEW IN PALATINE
(All ages)
Camping 101 is a FREE hands-on workshop designed to
teach basic camping skills to the first time campers. Learn
tent set-up, campfire building, camping fun, dressing for
camping, camping etiquette, and more. This program is
ideal for families and first time campers. No registration is
required. For more information email experiencecamping@
cookcountyil.gov.
Day/Time:
Dates:
Location:
Fee:
Wednesdays, 6:00-8:00pm
June 1, 15, 29; July 13, 27; August 10, 24
Camp Reinberg, 1801 N. Quentin Road, Palatine
FREE
Join the sport of cheer! Our squads cheer at PAFA football games
and participate in local competitions. Our season begins in late July
(evenings) with a week-long skills camp followed by four nights of
choreography camp. Our teams then practice 3 nights a week until
school starts when they switch to bi-weekly practices. Beginning in
late August, we cheer at home games on either Saturday or Sunday in support of the Panthers (PAFA travel football program). Our
season continues with weekend competitions from October into
mid-November. Squads will participate at state competition the first
weekend of December if a bid is earned (additional fee).
REGISTRATION
Open registration and mandatory sizing for all athletes will be at the
Birchwood gym on Tuesday, May 3, 6:45–8:00pm and the Community Center gym on Saturday, May 7, 9:00–11:00am. All participants,
even if pre-registered, must be available for one of these days. Anyone missing sizing days will be fitted by appointment and assessed
an additional $25 sizing fee by PAFA Spirit. Registrations close May
7. If you are new to PAFA Spirit, please bring a copy of your athlete’s
birth certificate to sizing day.
For additional information please visit www.PAFASpirit.com.
Prog #
301050-01
301050-02
301050-03
301050-04
Grade
Grade 3
Grade 4 & 5
Grade 6
Grade 7 & 8
Resident
$200
$250
$270
$275
Non-Resident
within Fremd/
Palatine
$230
$288
$310
$317
Non-Resident
$250
$313
$338
$344
A $20 multiple child discount is available for 2nd child.
DOG TRAINING CLASSES AT A CLOSER BOND DOG TRAINING
550 W. WOOD STREET, PALATINE
TRAINING YOUR DOG: SIMPLE
NEW COMMANDS AND BEHAVIORS
(11+ years)
Learn to train your dog to listen consistently and understand their behavior when they choose not to listen. This
class is for non-aggressive dogs only. All dogs must show
proof of vaccinations. Please do not bring a retractable
leash.
Instructor: A Closer Bond Dog Training Staff
Location: A Closer Bond Dog Training
Min/Max: 5/20
Prog #
326550-01
Day
W
Date
5/4-6/8
Time
6:30-7:25pm
YOUTH & TEEN/DOG TRAINING
PAFA SPIRIT – CHEERLEADING
R/NR
$129/$161
NEW DOG TRICK CLASS
(11+ years)
Come to this exciting class each week and have fun learning and teaching your dog a brand new trick! This class is
for non-aggressive dogs only. All dogs must show proof of
vaccinations. Please do not bring a retractable leash.
Instructor: A Closer Bond Dog Training Staff
Location: A Closer Bond Dog Training
Min/Max: 5/20
Prog #
326551-01
Day
W
Date
5/4-6/8
Time
7:40-8:35pm
R/NR
$129/$161
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CAMPS
CAMP PAYMENT INFORMATION
DAY CAMP, KIDS CAMP, AND SPORTS CAMP
Payment for Day Camp, Kids Camp, and Sports Camp
can be paid in full or through Electronic Funds Transfers
(EFT). Each option is listed below.
OPTION 1:
Payment in full at time of registration which includes a
non-refundable, non-transferable deposit.
OPTION 2 (NEW FOR THE 2016 SEASON):
Electronic Funds Transfers (EFT) will be required for all
camp registrations using payment plans. An EFT form
must be submitted with the registration form or inputted
with online registration. EFT forms can be picked up at
Birchwood Recreation Center, Community Center, and
Falcon Park Recreation Center, or can be downloaded
from palatineparks.org.
Non-refundable, non-transferable deposit, at time of
registration, with monthly EFT payments.
• $25 deposit per session for Day Camp, Kids Camp,
or Sports Camp for session I through IV
• $100 deposit for 8-week Day Camp, Kids Camp, or
Sports Camp
• EFT payments for the balance will be automatically
processed on the following dates:
Session I
April 1
Session II
April 15
Session III May 1
Session IV May 15
Receipts of processed or declined EFT’s will be emailed
on the dates listed above. Please make sure a valid email
is on file with the Palatine Park District. If an EFT is declined a one week grace period will be given to make the
payment. If payment is not made within one week the
camp spot may no longer be available.
CAMP REFUND POLICY
A full refund, minus the camp deposit, will be processed
for refund requests received 10 business days prior to
the start of the camp session. No refunds will be processed for requests received less than 10 business days
prior to the start of the camp session unless the spot
can be filled from the wait list. In the event the spot can
be filled from the wait list, a full refund minus the camp
deposit will be issued. Medical and special situation
refund requests are subject to review and discretion of
the Superintendent of Recreation. No refunds will be
processed after May 24 for the 8 week camp.
CAMP LUNCH PROGRAM
Our camp lunch program is available for those children
who attend Day Camp, Sports Camp, and those who stay
for lunch in Kids Camp who wish to purchase lunch.
The food will be supplied by Pizza Bella. All registered
campers will receive details in May. For more information contact Karen Rude at [email protected] or
847.496.6239.
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SUMMER CLUB
Summer Club is a camp for 3- and 4-year-olds led by Palatine Park District preschool staff. Activities include arts and
crafts, music, stories, games, and water fun days. There will
be different themes each session. Dress for indoor and outdoor play. Children must be self-sufficient in the bathroom, no
diapers or pull-ups. All campers will receive a t-shirt. M/W/F
campers should bring a peanut-free lunch, snack, and a drink.
MAPLE PARK RECREATION BUILDING
316 N. WINSTON DRIVE
Age:
Instructor:
3–4 years
Lee Ann Arnold & Debbie Sanderman
SESSION I: JUNE 13–JULY 8 (NO CAMP 7/4)
NEW EXTENDED TIME
Prog #
319610-01
Day
M/W/F
Time
R/NR
9:15am-1:45pm $187/$234
Min/Max
12/20 
SESSION I: JUNE 14–JULY 7
Prog #
319610-02
319610-03
Day
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Time
9:15-11:45am
12:45-3:15pm
R/NR
$94/$118
$94/$118
Min/Max
12/20 
12/20
SESSION II: JULY 11–AUGUST 5
NEW EXTENDED TIME
Prog #
319630-01
Day
M/W/F
Time
R/NR
9:15am-1:45pm $203/$254
Min/Max
12/20
SESSION II: JULY 12–AUGUST 4
Prog #
Day
319630-02 Tu/Th
319630-03 Tu/Th
Time
9:15-11:45am
12:45-3:15pm
R/NR
$94/$118
$94/$118
 Indicates that camp section is full.
Min/Max
12/20 
12/20
Activities include arts and crafts, sports, indoor and outdoor play, games, and swimming. Campers should bring a swimsuit
and towel each day. Campers who stay all day need to bring a sack lunch with a drink. Morning campers at Birchwood and
Eagle swim in the wading pool only. All campers receive a t-shirt. Parents are asked to provide a nutritious snack for the camp
once each session. Note: Eagle Park offers a 2 or 3 day option. Birchwood and Parkside offer an 8 week option.
Midday supervision and the Tuesday/Thursday camp ONLY must be paid in full, no deposit.
Age:
EAGLE PARK
HOME AND OAK AVENUE
435 W. ILLINOIS AVENUE
Entering Kindergarten or 1st grade in fall 2016 and
turning 5 by 9/1/16.
Eagle campers may register for mornings or afternoons. They
may stay all day if they register for morning, afternoon, and
midday supervision (12:00–1:00pm).
SESSION I: JUNE 13–JUNE 24
Prog #
309170-01
309170-02
309170-03
309170-04
309170-05
309170-06
Day
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Time
9:00am-12:00pm
12:00-1:00pm
1:00-4:00pm
9:00am-12:00pm
12:00-1:00pm
1:00-4:00pm
R/NR
$69/$87
$23/$29
$69/$87
$47/$59
$16/$20
$47/$59
Min/Max
10/24 
1/24
10/24
10/24
1/24
10/24
SESSION II: JUNE 27–JULY 8 (NO CAMP 7/4)
Prog #
309171-01
309171-02
309171-03
309171-04
309171-05
309171-06
Day
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Time
9:00am-12:00pm
12:00-1:00pm
1:00-4:00pm
9:00am-12:00pm
12:00-1:00pm
1:00-4:00pm
R/NR
$58/$73
$19/$24
$58/$73
$47/$59
$16/$20
$47/$59
Min/Max
10/24 
1/24
10/24
10/24
1/24
10/24
R/NR
$69/$87
$23/$29
$69/$87
$47/$59
$16/$20
$47/$59
Min/Max
10/24 
1/24
10/24
10/24
1/24
10/24
R/NR
$69/$87
$23/$29
$69/$87
$47/$59
$16/$20
$47/$59
Min/Max
10/24
1/24
10/24
10/24
1/24
10/24
SESSION III: JULY 11–JULY 22
Prog #
309172-01
309172-02
309172-03
309172-04
309172-05
309172-06
Day
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Time
9:00am-12:00pm
12:00-1:00pm
1:00-4:00pm
9:00am-12:00pm
12:00-1:00pm
1:00-4:00pm
SESSION IV: JULY 25–AUGUST 5
Prog #
309173-01
309173-02
309173-03
309173-04
309173-05
309173-06
Day
M/W/F
M/W/F
M/W/F
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Time
9:00am-12:00pm
12:00-1:00pm
1:00-4:00pm
9:00am-12:00pm
12:00-1:00pm
1:00-4:00pm
Age:
CAMPS
KIDS CAMP
Birchwood campers may register for mornings or afternoons.
They may stay all day if they register for morning, afternoon,
and midday supervision (12:00–1:00pm). An 8 week option is
available.
Prog #
309150-01
309150-02
309150-03
Day
M-F
M-F
M-F
Time
9:00am-12:00pm
12:00-1:00pm
1:00-4:00pm
R/NR
$112/$140
$36/$45
$112/$140
Min/Max
8/12 
1/12
8/12
Prog #
309151-01
309151-02
309151-03
Day
M-F
M-F
M-F
Time
9:00am-12:00pm
12:00-1:00pm
1:00-4:00pm
R/NR
$100/$125
$32/$40
$100/$125
Min/Max
8/12 
1/12
8/12
R/NR
$112/$140
$36/$45
$112/$140
Min/Max
8/12 
1/12
8/12
R/NR
$112/$140
$36/$45
$112/$140
Min/Max
8/12 
1/12
8/12
Prog #
309152-01
309152-02
309152-03
Day
M-F
M-F
M-F
Time
9:00am-12:00pm
12:00-1:00pm
1:00-4:00pm
Prog #
309153-01
309153-02
309153-03
Day
M-F
M-F
M-F
Time
9:00am-12:00pm
12:00-1:00pm
1:00-4:00pm
8 WEEK: JUNE 13–AUGUST 5 (NO CAMP 7/4)
Prog #
309155-01
Day
M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
Min/Max
$1,007/$1,082 8/12
OUTDOOR POOL PARTIES
Pool rentals are available at Birchwood Pool, Eagle
Pool, and the Family Aquatic Center. Rental options at
the various locations can include after hours rentals,
parties during regular hours, and picnic area rentals.
Party packages that include admission, concessions,
and picnic rental are also available.
For information on pool rentals, email
pgriffi[email protected] or call 847.496.6205.
see pages
Birthday Parties
26–27
for details
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CAMPS
KIDS CAMP, CONT.
PARKSIDE
262 E. PALATINE ROAD IN COMMUNITY PARK
Age:
Parkside campers attend all day, Monday–Friday. An 8 week
option is available.
Prog #
309160-01
Day
M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$258/$323
Min/Max
8/14
Prog #
Day
309160-02 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$233/$292
Min/Max
8/14
R/NR
$258/$323
Min/Max
8/14
R/NR
$258/$323
Min/Max
8/14
Prog #
Day
309160-03 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
Prog #
Day
309160-04 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
8 WEEK: JUNE 13–AUGUST 5 (NO CAMP 7/4)
Prog #
Day
309160-05 M-F
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Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
Min/Max
$1,007/$1,082 8/14
HORSE CAMPS
LITTLE KIDS PONY CAMP
HORSEMANSHIP DAY CAMP
See page 95 for details!
Calling all sports fans! Here is your chance to participate in all of your favorite sports this summer including swimming, softball, basketball, soccer, volleyball, and much more! All activities, including a field trip each session and a camp t-shirt for every
child, are included in the fee. Children will need to bring a sack lunch and beverage every day to camp. More specific information about the daily activities will be available in May.
2195 N. HICKS ROAD
Age:
Entering 2nd–3rd grades in fall 2016 and turning 7 by
9/1/16 and cannot be older than 9 by 9/1/16.
Note:
Children will attend at least one swimming field trip
per session and will need to bring a swimsuit, sunscreen, and a towel to camp on that day.
CAMPS
SPORTS CAMP
Prog #
Day
309060-01 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$200/$250
Min/Max
15/20
Prog #
Day
309060-02 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$180/$225
Min/Max
15/20
R/NR
$200/$250
Min/Max
15/20
R/NR
$200/$250
Min/Max
15/20
Prog #
Day
309060-03 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
Prog #
Day
309060-04 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
8 WEEK CAMP: JUNE 13–AUGUST 5 (NO CAMP 7/4)
Prog #
Day
309060-05 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$780/$855
Max
5
Age:
Entering 4th–6th grades in fall 2016 and turning 9 by
Note:
Children will attend at least one swimming field trip
per session and will need to bring a swimsuit, sunscreen, and a towel to camp on that day.
Prog #
Day
309070-01 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$200/$250
Min/Max
15/20
Prog #
Day
309070-02 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$180/$225
Min/Max
15/20
Prog #
Day
309070-03 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$200/$250
Min/Max
15/20
Prog #
Day
309070-04 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$200/$250
Min/Max
15/20
Prog #
Day
309070-05 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$780/$855
Max
5
Age:
Entering 4th–6th grades in fall 2016 and turning 9 by
Note:
Children will be swimming daily and will need to
bring a swimsuit, sunscreen, and a towel to camp
each day.
Prog #
Day
309050-01 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$200/$250
Min/Max
20/40
Prog #
Day
309050-02 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$180/$225
Min/Max
20/40
R/NR
$200/$250
Min/Max
20/40
R/NR
$200/$250
Min/Max
20/40
Prog #
Day
309050-03 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
Prog #
Day
309050-04 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
Prog #
Day
309050-06 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$780/$855
Min/Max
20/25
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CAMPS
DAY CAMP
Campers will enjoy making new friends while learning cooperation and teamwork all while having fun! Day camp emphasizes
supportive and fun-filled experiences that include crafts, sports, field trips, and daily swimming in Palatine Park District pools.
All activities and a camp t-shirt for each child are included in the fee. Children will need to bring a sack lunch and beverage, swimsuit, sunscreen, and towel every day to camp. More specific information about the daily camp activities will be available in May.
Age:
Children must be entering 2nd–6th grades in the fall of 2016 and must turn 7 by 9/1/16 and cannot be older than 11
by 9/1/16.
EAGLE PARK
HOME AND OAK AVENUE
Prog #
309010-01
Day
M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
Max
40 
Prog #
Day
309040-01 M-F
R/NR
$193/$242
Max
40 
Prog #
Day
309040-02 M-F
R/NR
$215/$269
Max
40 
Prog #
Day
309040-03 M-F
R/NR
$215/$269
Max
40 
Prog #
Day
309040-04 M-F
R/NR
$215/$269
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
Prog #
Day
309010-05 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$193/$242
Min/Max
30/35
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$215/$269
Min/Max
30/35
R/NR
$215/$269
Min/Max
30/35
Prog #
Day
309010-04 M-F
Min/Max
30/35
Prog #
Day
309010-03 M-F
R/NR
$215/$269
Prog #
Day
309010-02 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$838/$913
Max
25 
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
COMMUNITY CENTER ROOM 1C
250 E. WOOD STREET
Prog #
Day
309020-01 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$838/$913
Min/Max
20/55
COMMUNITY CENTER ROOM 2A/2B
250 E. WOOD STREET
Due to a conflict at Sanborn School, camp location will be at
Community Center.
Prog #
Day
309030-01 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$215/$269
Min/Max
30/45
Prog #
Day
309030-02 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
R/NR
$193/$242
Min/Max
30/45
R/NR
$215/$269
Min/Max
30/45
R/NR
$215/$269
Min/Max
30/45
Prog #
Day
309030-03 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
Prog #
Day
309030-04 M-F
Time
9:00am-4:00pm
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Extended Camp is for participants enrolled in Kids Camp, Day Camp, and Sports Camp ONLY.
KIDS CAMP
Age:
SPORTS CAMP
Campers must attend all 5 days to be eligible for extended
hours.
Extended hours are only available to participants who have
a spot in Sports Camp.
Age:
Prog #
Day
309156-01 M-F
309156-02 M-F
309156-03 M-F
309156-04 M-F
309156-05 M-F
309156-06 M-F
309156-07 M-F
309156-08 M-F
309156-09 M-F
309156-10 M-F
*No class 7/4
Session
6/13-6/24
6/13-6/24
6/27-7/8*
6/27-7/8*
7/11-7/22
7/11-7/22
7/25-8/5
7/25-8/5
6/13-8/5*
6/13-8/5*
Time
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
R/NR
$55/$69
$55/$69
$50/$63
$50/$63
$55/$69
$55/$69
$55/$69
$55/$69
$215/$269
$215/$269
Min/Max
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
R/NR
$33/$42
$33/$42
$22/$28
$22/$28
$28/$35
$28/$35
$22/$28
$22/$28
$33/$42
$33/$42
$22/$28
$22/$28
$33/$42
$33/$42
$22/$28
$22/$28
Min/Max
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
R/NR
$55/$69
$55/$69
$50/$63
$50/$63
$55/$69
$55/$69
$55/$69
$55/$69
$215/$269
$215/$269
Min/Max
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
1/24
2nd–6th grade
CAMPS
EXTENDED CAMP HOURS
Prog #
Day
309130-01 M-F
309130-02 M-F
309130-03 M-F
309130-04 M-F
309130-05 M-F
309130-06 M-F
309130-07 M-F
309130-08 M-F
309130-09 M-F
309130-10 M-F
*No class 7/4
Session
6/13-6/24
6/13-6/24
6/27-7/8*
6/27-7/8*
7/11-7/22
7/11-7/22
7/25-8/5
7/25-8/5
6/13-8/5*
6/13-8/5*
Time
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
R/NR
$55/$69
$55/$69
$50/$63
$50/$63
$55/$69
$55/$69
$55/$69
$55/$69
$215/$269
$215/$269
Min/Max
5/30
5/30
5/30
5/30
5/30
5/30
5/30
5/30
5/30
5/30
EAGLE PARK
Prog #
Day
309174-01 M/W/F
309174-02 M/W/F
309174-03 Tu/Th
309174-04 Tu/Th
309174-07 M/W/F
309174-08 M/W/F
309174-09 Tu/Th
309174-10 Tu/Th
309174-11 M/W/F
309174-12 M/W/F
309174-13 Tu/Th
309174-14 Tu/Th
309174-15 M/W/F
309174-16 M/W/F
309174-17 Tu/Th
309174-18 Tu/Th
*No camp 7/4
Session
6/13-6/24
6/13-6/24
6/14-6/23
6/14-6/23
6/27-7/8*
6/27-7/8*
6/28-7/5
6/28-7/5
7/11-7/22
7/11-7/22
7/12-7/21
7/12-7/21
7/25-8/5
7/25-8/5
7/26-8/4
7/26-8/4
Time
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
Age:
4th–6th grade
Prog #
Day
309120-01 M-F
309120-02 M-F
309120-03 M-F
309120-04 M-F
309120-05 M-F
309120-06 M-F
309120-07 M-F
309120-08 M-F
309120-09 M-F
309120-10 M-F
*No class 7/4
Session
6/13-6/24
6/13-6/24
6/27-7/8*
6/27-7/8*
7/11-7/22
7/11-7/22
7/25-8/5
7/25-8/5
6/13-8/5*
6/13-8/5*
Time
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
R/NR
$55/$69
$55/$69
$50/$63
$50/$63
$55/$69
$55/$69
$55/$69
$55/$69
$215/$269
$215/$269
Min/Max
5/30
5/30
5/30
5/30
5/30
5/30
5/30
5/30
5/30
5/30
PARKSIDE
Prog #
Day
309161-01 M-F
309161-02 M-F
309161-03 M-F
309161-04 M-F
309161-05 M-F
309161-06 M-F
309161-07 M-F
309161-08 M-F
309161-09 M-F
309161-10 M-F
*No class 7/4
Session
6/13-6/24
6/13-6/24
6/27-7/8*
6/27-7/8*
7/11-7/22
7/11-7/22
7/25-8/5
7/25-8/5
6/13-8/5*
6/13-8/5*
Time
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
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CAMPS
DAY CAMP EXTENDED HOURS
Extended hours are only available to participants who have a
spot in day camp.
Age:
2nd–6th grade
Prog #
Day
309080-01 M-F
309080-02 M-F
309080-03 M-F
309080-04 M-F
309080-05 M-F
309080-06 M-F
309080-07 M-F
309080-08 M-F
309080-09 M-F
309080-10 M-F
*No class 7/4
Session
6/13-6/24
6/13-6/24
6/27-7/8*
6/27-7/8*
7/11-7/22
7/11-7/22
7/25-8/5
7/25-8/5
6/13-8/5*
6/13-8/5*
Time
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
R/NR
$55/$69
$55/$69
$50/$63
$50/$63
$55/$69
$55/$69
$55/$69
$55/$69
$215/$269
$215/$269
Min/Max
5/65
5/65
5/65
5/65
5/65
5/65
5/65
5/65
5/65
5/65
COMMUNITY CENTER DAY CAMPS
Prog #
Day
309090-01 M-F
309090-02 M-F
309090-03 M-F
309090-04 M-F
309090-05 M-F
309090-06 M-F
309090-07 M-F
309090-08 M-F
309090-09 M-F
309090-10 M-F
*No class 7/4
Session
6/13-6/24
6/13-6/24
6/27-7/8*
6/27-7/8*
7/11-7/22
7/11-7/22
7/25-8/5
7/25-8/5
6/13-8/5*
6/13-8/5*
Time
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
R/NR
$55/$69
$55/$69
$50/$63
$50/$63
$55/$69
$55/$69
$55/$69
$55/$69
$215/$269
$215/$269
Min/Max
5/65
5/65
5/65
5/65
5/65
5/65
5/65
5/65
5/65
5/65
EAGLE PARK
Prog #
Day
309110-01 M-F
309110-02 M-F
309110-03 M-F
309110-04 M-F
309110-05 M-F
309110-06 M-F
309110-07 M-F
309110-08 M-F
*No class 7/4
Session
6/13-6/24
6/13-6/24
6/27-7/8*
6/27-7/8*
7/11-7/22
7/11-7/22
7/25-8/5
7/25-8/5
Time
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
7:00-9:00am
4:00-6:00pm
CAUGHT IN THE ACT YOUTH THEATRE
(10–15 years)
A theatre immersion program designed for the younger singer, actor, and dancer looking for an experience in the world of
musical theater. Workshop will consist of training in proper
vocal, acting, and movement technique. No previous theatre
experience required. Every participant will be assigned a role
in the show appropriate for his or her level of development
and experiences. Assigned roles are based upon a prepared
vocal audition as well as movement and script reading auditions which will be taught on the first day. Regular attendance
is mandatory, especially during the final week of the camp.
Cast members will swim at the Family Aquatic Center
Tuesdays and Thursdays (weather permitting) for the first
three weeks and will be expected to bring a swimsuit, towel,
and lock on these days. Cast members may be asked to
provide supplementary prop or costume items for the performance. Participants need to bring a sack lunch every day.
Instructor: Stacy Spears
Min/Max: 20/40
Prog #
342220-01
Day
M-F
Date
6/27-7/30
AUDITION DAY
JUNE 27
WEEK ONE
JULY 5–JULY 8
WEEK TWO
JULY 11–JULY 15
WEEK THREE
JULY 18–JULY 22
WEEK FOUR
JULY 25–JULY 28
Monday
Tuesday–Friday
Monday–Friday
Monday–Friday
Monday–Thursday
R/NR
$55/$69
$55/$69
$50/$63
$50/$63
$55/$69
$55/$69
$55/$69
$55/$69
Min/Max
5/35
5/35
5/35
5/35
5/35
5/35
5/35
5/35
SPIN-OFF FITNESS MEMBERSHIP
Exclusively for parents of children participating in summer
classes at the Community Center or Cutting Hall from 9:00am–
4:00pm.
Time
Varies
8:00am–4:00pm
9:00am–4:00pm
9:00am–4:00pm
9:00am–4:00pm
9:00am–4:00pm
FINAL DRESS REHEARSAL
& SHOW
JULY 29
Friday
9:00am–4:30pm
SHOW & PERFORMANCE
STRIKE
JULY 30
Saturday
11:30am–4:30pm
R/NR
$450/$525
Cutting Hall
Cutting Hall
Cutting Hall
Cutting Hall
Cutting Hall
Cutting Hall
Cutting Hall
Please Note: Refunds will not be issued to students who are
not satisfied with the roles they receive. Failure to attend all
rehearsals and performances will result in loss of solo speaking parts and songs.
Extended hours are not available for this camp.
ONLY $25 FOR THE SESSION!
Come upstairs to the Community Fitness Center to
workout during your child's class. With this membership
you can easily complete a full workout during your child's
class time. See page 64 for more details.
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GYMNASTICS CAMP
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for details
BROADWAY BOOT CAMP
The Palatine Dance Program is proud to offer an all-day
Dance Camp for students entering 3rd–8th grade. This
specialized camp will focus on many dance styles and will
also incorporate fun camp elements. A professional staff of
trained instructors will share their wealth of knowledge with
your child. The session will have an overall theme and a final
performance. Styles of dance include jazz, ballet, tap, hip hop,
swing, line dancing, hula, and more.
Every day of the session will include dance camp, three
dance classes, crafts and camp games studying famous
pieces of choreography, learning about dance history and
theater, swimming at the Family Aquatic Center, and spending time outdoors.
Location: Cutting Hall
Min/Max: 8/16
THE RELUCTANT DRAGON
Prog #
315300-01
Day
M-F
Date
6/13-6/29
Time
R/NR
9:00am-3:00pm $310/$385
(5–9 years)
Come join the fun at this cheerleading camp that is designed
for girls of all skill levels from beginning to advanced. Girls
will learn a variety of skills, work on team building, and participate in many exciting games and activities. All cheer participants will receive a camp t-shirt and the week will conclude
with a performance for friends and family so the girls can
show off their new cheer skills!
Location:
Community Center Gym
Min/Max: 20/50
Day
M-F
Date
Time
6/13-6/17 9:00-11:00am
R/NR
$75/$94
POM DANCE CAMP
(6–13 years)
Learn the latest in dance and pom routines. This camp will
help fine-tune skills for high school or junior high. Participants will be divided according to grade level and will learn
two to three routines in addition to enjoying many other fun
activities. The week will end with a final performance for
family and friends. Included in the fee is a t-shirt, certificate,
and participation ribbon.
Location:
Falcon Park and Harper College
Min/Max: 30/125
Prog #
315310-01
Day
M-F
Date
8/1-8/5
Time
9:00am-12:00pm
R/NR
$80/$100
SINGIN’ IN THE SUN
(8–12 years)
Get your feet wet with the Palatine Children’s Chorus!
Through games and other musical activities, singers will
learn fun new songs, develop their musicianship, and meet
other children who love to sing. Singers should bring a snack
and a water bottle. On Wednesday, June 22 singers will perform at the Fred P. Hall Amphitheater with the older Palatine
Children’s Chorus levels.
Location:
Community Center, Rm 1B
Min/Max: 10/40
Prog #
333090-01
Day
M-W
Date
Time
6/13-6/22 9:00am-12:00pm
King Fancy Pants summons the Great Saint George to slay
Mortimer the Dragon. The only problem is Mortimer the Dragon is friendly! Our heroes love him and are desperate to save
his life, so they travel to the Master Guru on the Mountain to
be taught how to train their dragon for battle. The Old Folks of
the Valley tell the story and keep the action flowing to the big
moment, while the lovable Mortimer learns to put on a good
show for the Villagers. It’s a hilarious story that will have you
cheering for the dragon and his pals!
Get a taste of our youth theater program with this two
week camp that will provide young and aspiring actors an opportunity to work on a production especially adapted for this
age group. Attendance is required for each class. Auditions
are held on the first class of the session. Students will be
asked to help with simple props and costumes. The final presentation will be held at Cutting Hall on June 24 at 10:30am.
Location:
Cutting Hall
Min/Max: 12/28
Prog #
342200-01
CHEERLEADING CAMP
Prog #
309210-01
(12–18 years)
Day
M-F
Date
Time
6/13-6/24 9:00am-12:00pm
CAMPS
DANCE CAMP
(7–13 years)
R/NR
$115/$144
VIDEO PRODUCTION CAMP
(14–18 years)
Produce a multi-camera video production of a Palatine Park
District sponsored live performance with a team of aspiring filmmakers. Students will learn how to use professional
digital video cameras and will create a video of a live performance by the Palatine Children’s Chorus by the end of the
camp. Students will receive a digital file and DVD of the edited
performance following the conclusion of the class.
Students are required to attend the video shoot on June
22 from 6:00–9:30pm at the Fred P. Hall Amphitheater, 262 E.
Palatine Road. In the event of inclement weather, the production will be recorded at Cutting Hall, 150 E. Wood Street.
Instructor: Anna Price
Location:
Min/Max: 8/18
Prog #
343070-01
Day
M-W
Date
Time
6/20-6/22 1:00-4:00pm
R/NR
$100/$125
SHOWSTARTERS
(6–10 years)
Learn all-important skills necessary for good stage performance as well as everyday living: pubic speaking, self-confi dence, body language, and basic movement. This class offers
more individualized instruction than a performance oriented
class. The focus will be on theater games and having fun with
being “on stage.”
Location:
Min/Max: 12/30
Prog #
342210-01
Day
M-F
Date
Time
6/13-6/17 1:30-3:30pm
Location:
Falcon Park PH Rm
Prog #
342210-02
Day
M-F
Date
7/11-7/15
R/NR
$50/$63
Min/Max: 12/30
Time
1:30-3:30pm
R/NR
$50/$63
R/NR
$60/$75
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MUSIC
SUMMER CONCERT CHOIR
PALATINE AREA COMMUNITY
MARCHING BAND
(13–18 years)
(14+ years)
Want to be part of the camaraderie of a band playing and
marching in step? This band is open to adults and high
school students with previous instrumental experience
(no marching experience necessary). Please bring your
instrument, a music lyre, a water bottle, and comfortable
athletic shoes to each rehearsal. Rehearsals will be held
indoors and outdoors. Participants will march in the Palatine Jaycees Independence Day Parade on July 2.
Instructor: Melissa Hartley & Emily Fraizer
Location:
Community Center, Rm 1B & Ost Track
Min/Max: 20/100
Prog #
333330-01
Day
Date
M/Th 6/2-6/30
Time
7:00-8:00pm
R/NR
$35/$44
Five days of singing with old friends and new! Palatine
Children's Concert Choir singers and new singers age 13
and older will learn some old PCC favorites and some new
exciting pieces, developing musicianship and friendships. On
Wednesday, June 22 singers will perform at the Fred P. Hall
Amphitheater with the Singin' in the Sun summer camp.
Instructor: Rachel Rosellini
Location: Cutting Hall
Min/Max: 10/40
Prog #
Day
333100-01 M-W
*No class 6/6, 6/7
Date
6/1-6/22*
Time
7:30-9:00pm
R/NR
$45/$56
BEGINNING GUITAR
(7–12 years)
Our guitar program provides high-quality instruction in a
friendly format that encourages having fun as well as learning. Beginning Guitar 1 students will learn basic chords, sight
reading, and songs. Students enrolling in Beginning Guitar
2 will progress to more advanced sight reading, new chords,
and new songs and will play duets with other students.
Beginning Guitar 3 students will have the opportunity to build
a repertoire of guitar ensemble music under the direction of
the instructor.
Students must bring their own acoustic or electric guitar.
Mel Bay’s Modern Guitar Method Grade 1 is required (available for purchase on Amazon).
Instructor: Peter Jump
Location: Community Center, Rm 1B
Min/Max: 4/12
BEGINNING GUITAR 1
Prog #
333320-01
Day
Sa
Date
Time
6/18-8/13* 1:00-2:00pm
R/NR
$96/$120
BEGINNING GUITAR 2
Prog #
333320-02
SUMMER STRINGS ORCHESTRA
Get some extra time in with your instrument this summer!
This ensemble is geared for musicians that have more than
two years of playing experience. All musicians will audition
on the first day of class to be placed in either Orchestra A
or Orchestra B. Students will be asked to play a section of a
song they are working on in private lessons or that they performed with their school orchestra. Each orchestra will work
on refining technique and exploring different musical styles.
Instructor: Amy Bachmann
Location:
Min/Max: 5/25
ORCHESTRA A
Day
W
Date
6/22-7/27
Time
7:00-7:50pm
R/NR
$60/$75
ORCHESTRA B
Approval required by instructor to enroll after the first day.
Prog #
333310-02
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Day
W
Date
6/22-7/27
Time
8:00-8:50pm
Date
Time
6/18-8/13* 2:00-3:00pm
R/NR
$96/$120
BEGINNING GUITAR 3
(8–16 years)
Prog #
333310-01
Day
Sa
R/NR
$60/$75
Acoustic guitar only. Class requires a minimum of 15 minutes
of practice at least three time per week (not including
class time).
Prog #
Day
333320-03 Sa
*No class 7/2
Date
Time
6/18-8/13* 3:15-4:15pm
R/NR
$96/$120
(18+ years)
Do you love to sing? Do you enjoy sharing the good vibes that
music brings with others? Come check out the Allegro Community Chorus! We welcome experienced singers, as well as
those with limited choral experience. No audition necessary—
all are welcome! Chorus will perform an outdoor concert on
Thursday, July 28, 6:30pm at Towne Square, 150 W. Palatine
Road.
Instructor: Kevin Kelly
Location:
Min/Max: 20/60
Prog #
333200-01
Day
W
Date
6/15-7/27
Time
7:00-8:30pm
R/NR
$45/$56
MUSIC
PALATINE CHILDREN’S CHORUS
The Palatine Children’s Chorus welcomes all children ages 4–18 who love to sing! Beginning its 29th season in September,
our singers from throughout the Northwest Suburbs enjoy a variety of musical experiences in the Sing with Me (ages 4–5),
Do Re Mi (ages 6–7), Treble (ages 8+), Intermezzo, Concert, and Honors Choirs. The Palatine Children's Chorus safely nurtures
children’s voices, introduces all age groups to a variety of music, and offers each level appropriate and safe vocal instruction
and music education. Our traveling choirs have performed all around the world, including Hawaii, Montreal, England, Austria,
Venice, Spain, Carnegie Hall in New York City, and other locations. Additionally, the choirs have performed for the Chicago
Cubs, White Sox, and Joffrey Ballet and at the Illinois State Fair.
Follow us on Facebook facebook.com/pccsings
PCC Email [email protected]
Visit the chorus website www.thepcc.org
PCC Voice Mail 847.496.6281
Did you know that Palatine has a world-class chorus
program for children 4–18? Stretch your singer's music
experience past your school's music class!
The Palatine Park District welcomes all children 8 years
and older (and a parent) to attend our Fall Welcome Nights.
Come meet the chorus and mingle with members both old
and new at our Fall Meet & Greet.
FALL MEET & GREET
FALL WELCOME NIGHTS
MONDAY, AUGUST 22 • 6:30PM
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24 • 6:30PM
COMMUNITY CENTER, ROOM 1C
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 7:00–9:00PM
EMMETT'S BREWING COMPANY, PALATINE ROOM
Visit Allegro's website: allegrochorus.org
Allegro Email: [email protected]
Follow Us on Facebook: facebook.com/allegrochorus
Rehearsals begin September 7 at the Community Center.
WATCH FOR DO RE MI, AGES 6–7
IN THE FALL CATALOG
see page
SING WITH ME, AGES 4–5
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DANCE
PALATINE DANCE
Visit www.palatinedance.org for more information. Contact us at [email protected] or 847.496.6278.
BROADWAY
Here's your chance to learn to dance like they do on Broadway!
Classes will focus on telling stories through movement with
the basics (and then some) of a variety of dance styles including Jazz, Ballet, Character, and more set to fantastic music of
the stage and screen! Recommended for Palatine and Fremd
High School students interested in improving their dance
skills in preparation for your school’s next musical. Attire
includes comfortable clothing or dance wear and jazz shoes.
TAP/BALLET
This class will focus on the rhythm and fun of drumming with
Tap in combination with the artistry and discipline of Ballet.
Attire includes leotard, tights, optional dance shorts or ballet
skirt, and tap shoes and ballet shoes.
TAP/JAZZ
Dancers will have fun learning the rhythm, stylized moves,
and choreography that make up these two complementary
genres of dance! Attire includes leotard, tights, optional dance
shorts or capri length pants, and tap shoes and jazz shoes.
JAZZ
An upbeat form of dance with stylized moves and fun music.
Attire includes leotard, tights, optional shorts or capri length
dance pants, and tan jazz shoes.
BALLET
The most essential style of dance, ballet focuses on grace,
poise, and strength through technique and choreography with
classical music. Attire includes leotard, tights, optional ballet
skirt, and pink leather ballet shoes.
COMPANY BALLET/POINTE PREP
(Open to Palatine Company Dance members)
This class will focus on ballet technique and choreography. Attire includes leotard, tights, dance pants or shorts, ballet shoes.
Prog #
315030-01
315010-01
315020-01
315040-01
315040-02
315070-01
315090-01
315010-02
315240-01
315020-02
315060-01
315100-01
315090-02
315250-01
315120-01
POINTE
(Instructor's permission required)
A highly advanced form of ballet. Attire includes leotard, pink
tights, and pointe shoes. Only students who have attended the
group pointe evaluation or who have had a private evaluation
with a Palatine Dance instructor will be admitted to this class.
HIP HOP
This is a fun and challenging dance that features a relaxed
form of jazz and uses hip hop music. Attire includes leotard,
loose fitting pants, and black Converse low top shoes.
POMS
This intensive class is designed to address the extension,
flexibility, power, and dynamics necessary for poms dance
and cheerleading. Attire includes tee or tank, black pants, and
white Converse low top shoes.
MODERN & LYRICAL
Modern & Lyrical teaches dancers to be in tune with their
bodies through movement and musicality. Attire includes
leotard, tights, and optional dance pants or shorts. Shoes not
necessary.
CONTEMPORARY
Contemporary combines elements of jazz, lyrical, modern,
and ballet in an expressive style of dance that explores the
versatility of movement through traditional and non-traditional exercises and improvisation. Attire includes leotard or tank
top with dance shorts or leggings and bare feet. (Ballet or
jazz shoes are acceptable.)
All students must be minimum posted age by 6/1/16.
Dancers should enter Cutting Hall from Fremont Street.
Class
Age
Day Dates
Time
Instructor
Poms
5-7 years
M
6/13-8/8*
4:30-5:15pm
Miss Carlee
Hip Hop
5-7 years
M
6/13-8/8*
6:15-7:00pm
Miss Lindsay
Ballet
5-7 years
Tu
6/14-8/2
4:30-5:15pm
Miss Maggie
Jazz
5-7 years
W
6/15-8/3
4:30-5:15pm
Miss Lindsay
Jazz
8-10 years M
6/13-8/8*
7:00-7:45pm
Miss Lindsay
Tap/Ballet
8-10 years W
6/15-8/3
4:30-5:30pm Miss Becky
Lyrical
8-10 years W
6/15-8/3
5:15-6:00pm
Miss Lindsay
Hip Hop
8-12 years M
6/13-8/8*
5:15-6:00pm
Miss Carlee
Broadway
8-12 years Tu
6/14-8/2
5:15-6:00pm
Miss Maggie
Ballet
8-12 years Tu
6/14-8/2
6:15-7:00pm
Miss Bryanna
Tap/Jazz
10-14 years Th
6/16-8/4
5:00-6:00pm Miss Katherine
Modern
11-14 years M
6/13-8/8*
4:30-5:15pm
Miss Maggie
Lyrical
11-14 years M
6/13-8/8*
6:00-6:45pm Miss Carlee
Contemporary 11-14 years Tu
6/14-8/2
7:00-7:45pm
Miss Bryanna
Co. Ballet/
11-16 years W
6/15-8/3
Pointe Prep
315140-01 Pointe**
12-18 years W
6/15-8/3
315240-02 Broadway
13-18 years M
6/13-8/8*
5:15-6:00pm
Miss Maggie
*No class 7/4
**Note: Students must be evaluated by a Palatine Dance instructor before placement in this class.
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Location
Cutting Hall
CC, Rm 2C
Cutting Hall
CC, Rm 2C
CC, Rm 2C
Cutting Hall
CC, Rm 2C
Cutting Hall
Cutting Hall
Cutting Hall
CC, Rm 2C
CC, Rm 2C
Cutting Hall
Cutting Hall
Cutting Hall
Min/Max
6/12
6/12
6/12
6/12
6/12
6/15
6/12
6/12
6/12
6/12
6/12
6/15
6/12
6/12
6/12
R/NR
$50/$63
$50/$63
$50/$63
$50/$63
$50/$63
$65/$82
$50/$63
$50/$63
$50/$63
$50/$63
$65/$82
$50/$63
$50/$63
$50/$63
$80/$100
Cutting Hall
CC, Rm 2C
6/12
6/12
$80/$100
$50/$63
STAGE COMBAT
(18+ years)
"Listen to my feet and I will tell you the story of my life." Tap
is a fun style of dance that anyone can learn, regardless
of previous dance experience. It increases cardiovascular
conditioning, strength, flexibility, and coordination. Adult Tap
is a beginner level class for both men and women that will
focus on rhythm and music awareness while incorporating
tap steps and combinations. Attire includes workout clothes
and tap shoes.
Instructor: Katherine Siegle
Min/Max: 6/15
Prog #
Day
315640-01 Th
Date
6/16-8/4
Time
6:00-6:45pm
R/NR
$50/$63
(16+ years)
This class introduces and explores of the technical and aesthetic aspects of stage combat. Develop the ability to safely
portray combat onstage within the context of a play with
specificity and dramatic power, as well as to understand how
stage combat fits into the practice of theatre as a whole. All
current and previous training and acting, voice, and movement will be integrated.
Instructor: Tim Griffin
Min/Max: 8/18
Prog #
Day
342080-01 Tu
*No class 7/5
Date
6/14-8/9*
Time
8:15-9:30pm
DANCE FITNESS
HIGH SCHOOL COMEDY PLAYHOUSE
Dance is the universal language of movement. Combine
aerobics and dance set to music in this high-energy workout
that will have you burning up the dance floor as well as the
calories. Our Dance Fitness class is more of a party than a
workout! Stretching will also be a component of the class.
Attire includes workout clothes and gym shoes.
Instructor: Katherine Siegle
Min/Max: 6/15
BAT-HAMLET
(18+ years)
Prog #
Day
315670-01 Th
Date
6/16-8/4
Time
6:45-7:30pm
R/NR
$50/$63
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Bat-Hamlet tells the tale of a Dark Knight that emerges from
betwixt the pages of Shakespeare to exact revenge on his
murderous uncle, King Jester. Once resolved to avenge
beloved King Police Commissioner Gordrick's death, Hamlet
dons the persona of Bat-Hamlet, a flashier and much cooler
version of his brooding youth. The universes of Shakespeare
and Batman collide as Songbird Boy, Lord Riddles, O-Feline, Bat-Hamlet-Girl and many others unfold this dastardly
plot. Fans of Shakespeare and Batman, alike, will love being
immersed in the maddening spiral of these iconic characters.
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DANCE/THEATRE
ADULT TAP
Students with a valid high school ID (incoming high school
freshmen and recent graduates also welcome) are invited to
audition for this summer’s hilarious comedy production at
Cutting Hall. For the audition, prepare a one minute monologue from a published play. It is strongly recommended that
monologues be memorized, but not a requirement. Students
will then be paired up to read scenes from the script. Be prepared to provide a list of any and all conflicts you might have
during the months of June and July. Most importantly, arrive
relaxed and ready to have fun.
Rehearsals will begin on Monday, June 6. The complete
rehearsal schedule will be based upon cast conflicts. To
audition, participants must sign up by visiting palatineparks.
org and select HSCP Auditions under the Events tab.
AUDITIONS
Wednesday, June 1, 6:00–9:00pm
CALLBACKS (by invitation only)
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life such a ball. So, bring the family and even your “Exes and
Ohs.” Shout, “Geronimo!” and jump into the party with The
Spice Girls!
Friday, June 3, 6:00–9:00pm
PERFORMANCES
Fridays & Saturdays at 7:00pm, Sundays at 3:00pm
Friday, July 15 through Sunday, July 24
Cutting Hall
Ticket Prices: $10.00 (all ages)
To purchase tickets, visit www.HarperCollege.edu/boxoffice or call
847.925.6100. Additional ticketing fees may apply.
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VISUAL ART
CARTOON DRAWING
DRAWING & PAINTING
Learn to draw funny faces and a myriad of expressions in this
popular class. Our instructor will help you develop a comic
strip of your very own!
Instructor: David Ogorzaly
Location:
Min/Max: 8/12
This course offers instruction on specific subjects and
media. Four weeks are spent on drawing and four weeks on
painting.
Location:
Min/Max: 8/12
(8–14 years)
Prog #
343060-01
Day
W
Date
6/15-8/3
Time
6:00-7:00pm
R/NR
$70/$88
GENERAL ART
This course covers a variety of media including pastels, pen
and ink, painting, watercolor, and colored pencils.
Location:
Min/Max: 8/12
Day
F
Date
6/17-8/5
Time
4:00-5:00pm
R/NR
$70/$88
PAINT NIGHT AT PALATINE HILLS
(21+ years)
Enjoy beverages available for purchase at the Clubhouse
bar while creating art guided by social painting instructor
Brooke Dahmen. Gather a group of friends and enjoy drinking, laughing, and letting out your creative side. No previous
experience is necessary and supplies will be provided. While
aprons will be given to each participant to shield them from
paint splatters, it is encouraged to wear clothes that might
get paint on them.
Instructor: Brooke Dahmen
Location:
Palatine Hills Clubhouse
Min/Max: 8/20
Prog #
342110-01
342110-02
342110-03
Day
F
F
F
Date
6/17
7/15
8/19
Prog #
343080-01
Day
F
Date
6/17-8/5
Time
5:00-6:00pm
R/NR
$70/$88
QUILTING WITH MARGARET
(6–7 years)
Prog #
343090-01
(8–14 years)
Time
7:00-9:00pm
7:00-9:00pm
7:00-9:00pm
(14+ years)
Learn how to make beautiful and traditional quilts with
Margaret who will teach you the basic techniques of piecing,
patching, and quilting. Bring a self-fitting thimble. Materials
are not included. No experience necessary. Piecing and quilting will be done by hand and machine (bring your own).
Instructor: Margaret Luba
Location: Falcon Park, PH Rm
Min/Max: 3/15
Prog #
Day
Date
Time
R/NR
343100-01 Tu
6/14-8/23* 1:30-3:30pm
$5/$8
*Class will be held at the Community Center, room 1F on 8/16.
PALATINE STUDENT
FILM SERIES
R/NR
$40/$50
$40/$50
$40/$50
(6–18 years)
Are you an aspiring filmmaker? The Palatine Park District is
proud to showcase the works of student filmmakers in the
community and around the globe as part of our bi-monthly
film series! The Palatine Student Film Series is always seeking local student film submissions in a variety of forms including live action, animation, experimental, and more. Films
should not exceed 25 minutes. Submissions are processed
online via FilmFreeway.com.
To submit, visit palatineparks.org (under the "Events" tab).
All film submissions must be entered online through this
website. Official selections will be announced bi-monthly. On
Friday, December 23, the winners of Gold, Silver, and Bronze
awards will be showcased at Cutting Hall before our Holiday
Movie Night feature presentation.
Submission Deadline: Friday, August 26
Submission Fee: $10 per film
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250 E. Wood Street • Palatine, IL 60067 • 847.496.6275
(located inside Community Center)
Independent exercisers can take advantage of cardio and
strength machines, a stretching area, free weights, and
balance and resistance equipment at the Community Fitness
Center. In addition, free fitness consultations and equipment
orientations are available for all Fitness Center members.
FITNESS CENTER MEMBERSHIP
Fitness Center Memberships can be purchased at the Fitness
Center during regular hours at Community Center, 250 E.
Wood Street as well as Birchwood Recreation Center, 435
W. Illinois Avenue or Falcon Park Recreation Center, 2195 N.
Hicks Road during open registration hours. A special registration form is required for Fitness Center memberships.
Please note:
• Student rates apply to full-time students ages 14–24
years with a current school ID and driver’s license.
• Fitness orientation is required for patrons under 18 years
as well as parent/guardian permission. Patrons under 18
years must be accompanied by an adult when purchasing a Fitness Center membership.
• Household memberships must reside in the same household, at the same address.
Contact Will Brown at 847.496.6275 or wbrown@
palatineparks.org with any questions or to schedule your free
consultation.
FITNESS CENTER MEMBERSHIPS
Resident
6 months
FITNESS CENTER HOURS
Monday–Friday
Saturday
Sunday
6:00am–10:00pm
7:00am–5:00pm
7:00am–3:00pm
The Fitness Center will be closed May 30, July 2, July
3, July 4, and September 5. The Fitness Center will
close at 7:00pm on July 1.
SUMMER STUDENT PASS – $30
Valid May through August 2016.
For ages 14–24 years with a valid student ID and driver’s
license.
Passes can be purchased at Community Center,
Birchwood Recreation Center, and Falcon Park Recreation Center.
UPDATES TO THE COMMUNITY FITNESS CENTER
• 16 NEW Pieces of Equipment
• Stretching/Training Space Remodeled
REFUND POLICY
No refunds on Fitness Memberships will be given with the exception of a written medical excuse from a doctor. The refund
will be prorated from the date of the request.
Non-Resident
6 months
Resident
12 months
Non-Resident
12 months
Student (14–24 years)
$75
$95
$130
$165
Individual (18–61 years)
$80
$100
$145
$180
$60
$75
$115
$145
$75
$95
$130
$165
$55
$70
$95
$120
Additional Household Member
Senior Individual (62+ years)
Additional Household Senior Member
FITNESS CENTER
COMMUNITY
Daily Fee (Resident/Non-Resident): $6
7 Day Pass: $10 Student, $25 Resident, $35 Non-Resident
Spin-Off Membership: $25 (Valid June 6 through September 4, 2016) Must have a child enrolled in a summer class at Community Center or
Cutting Hall. See page 65 for more information.
Fitness Center Memberships provide access to a full range of cardio and strength equipment, free weights, balls, bands, rollers, Cardio Vision, and more.
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FITNESS
PERSONAL TRAINING
Need the attention and expertise of a personal trainer to
reach your fitness goals?
All of our trainers are nationally certified and experienced,
and most hold specialty certifications for various populations, specialized training, and more. Personal trainers are
employees of the Palatine Park District.
The right mix of the right exercises and one-on-one attention can make a dramatic change in your overall health, functionality, and performance regardless of age or exercise level.
Requests for training are reviewed and discussed with the
client prior to assignment of a trainer. All trainers meet with
new clients for a 30-minute FREE consult prior to initiation of
training.
Prog #
FCPT3010
FCPT3020
FCPT001
FCPT6005
FCPT6010
Session
10
20
1
5
10
Length
30 minutes
30 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
60 minutes
Fee
$225
$430
$47
$225
$430
SMALL GROUP PERSONAL TRAINING
For exercisers with similar goals. A few friends can train together, reduce the cost, and get the expertise and motivation
of a certified personal trainer.
All session packages include a FREE Group Consultation
before beginning the paid sessions.
Sessions are sold by individual and all individuals must
purchase their sessions prior to the first scheduled training.
Missed or rescheduled sessions must be rescheduled
with the entire group. Sessions with part of the group will be
considered full sessions, no make-ups or refunds.
Prog #
FCPTGROUP305
FCPTGROUP310
FCPTGROUP405
FCPTGROUP410
Group
Group of 3
Group of 3
Group of 4
Group of 4
Session
5
10
5
10
Fee/Total Group
$135/$405
$240/$720
$110/$440
$200/$800
Fee is cost per person.
All training must be purchased prior to the first session.
Personal training requests and payment for sessions can be
made in the Fitness Center during regular hours.
Contact Will Brown at 847.496.6275 or wbrown@
palatineparks.org with any questions.
PERSONAL TRAINING SALE
JULY 5 • 6:00AM–10:00PM
ONE-ON-ONE Buy 10 (30 or 60 minute
sessions), get 2 FREE
PARTNER SESSIONS Buy 5, get 2 FREE
GROUP SESSIONS Buy 10, get 2 FREE
3-2-1 $50 off 30 or 60 minute session packages
ONE DAY
ONLY!
The Palatine Park District Fitness Department is proud
to be a certified provider for this AllenForce and NWSRA
special program. Qualified veterans receive:
• One year Community Fitness Center Membership
for themselves and a friend
• Up to 15 personal training sessions
• Monthly activities to socialize with fellow veterans
and family members
Veterans who have an illness or have been permanently
injured qualify for the program. If you were injured postservice, you may still qualify.
For more information contact Will Brown at
847.496.6275 or [email protected] or NWSRA
at 847.392.2848 or visit nwsra.org/hmhb.
3-2-1 EXPERT SUPPORT TO
SELF-RELIANCE
This program is an aggressive program for one-on-one
attention designed to change behavior and create a lasting
exercise commitment as you work toward self-reliance. This
program is available in 30-minute and 60-minute sessions.
First 4 weeks:
Second 4 weeks:
Third 4 weeks:
Prog #
FCPT32130
FCPT32160
3 sessions/week
2 sessions/week
1 session/week
Session
24
24
Length
30 minutes
60 minutes
Fee
$475
$912
To encourage participant compliance and program success all
sessions must be used within 5 months of purchase date. Only six
sessions may be rescheduled with trainer and client. Cancellation of
a session requires 24-hour notice directly to the trainer.
SPIN-OFF FITNESS MEMBERSHIP
Exclusively for parents of children participating in summer
classes at the Community Center or Cutting Hall from 9:00am–
4:00pm.
Come upstairs to the Community Fitness Center to
workout during your child's class. With this membership
you can easily complete a full workout during your child's
class time.
ONLY $25 FOR THE SESSION!
Session runs June 6 through September 4. Spin-off Fitness Membership grants unlimited access to the Community Fitness Center, Monday–Friday, 9:00am–4:00pm.
Household enrollment in a class held at the Community
Center or Cutting Hall from 9:00am to 4:00pm is required.
Limit of 2 memberships per household. Membership may
not be prorated.
For more information on any fitness program, contact
Will Brown at 847.496.6275 or jpeldiak@palatineparks.
org.
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Create an individualized alliance with a professional coach to
promote lasting lifestyle and behavioral changes in your life.
Get the guidance, support, tools, and intervention needed in
nutrition, exercise, stress management, smoking cessation,
and other components of healthier living.
Prog #
FCWC12
Session
approx. 12 over 3 months
Length
30 minutes
Fee
$255
PERSONALIZED RUNNING PROGRAM
(18+ years)
Couch to 5K or 5K to marathon, certified USA Track & Field
Running Coaches will collaborate with you on your goals
and customize a plan for you. Sessions will include injury
prevention, motivation, skill enhancement, and everything
in between.
Program includes:
• Fitness Assessment
• Calculation of VO2 Max
• Training pace thresholds and projected race targets by
distance
• Individualized training plan by day and week
Prog #
FCPRP3
Session
3
Length
60 minutes
Fee
$145
20-20-20 TONING
(14+ years)
Muscle toning results in better appearance and better functional strength. This progressive workout will divide your
muscles into 3 systems: upper body, lower body, and core.
Students will exercise each system for a full 20-minutes with
variable speeds, intensities, weights, resistance, or isometrics for the maximum benefit.
Location:
Falcon Park, PH Rm
Min/Max: 8/30
Instructor: Will Brown
Prog #
Day
322300-01 W
*No class 6/29
Date
6/8-8/10*
Time
7:00-8:00pm
R/NR
$52/$65
Time
9:15-10:15am
R/NR
$52/$65
NEW AQUA ZUMBA
(14+ years)
Take your Latin dance to the pool. Water increases the
resistance but reduces the stress on joints. Aqua Zumba is a
fun aerobic and strength training workout appropriate for all
fitness levels. The pace allows you to move through the water
with resistance in order to strengthen your muscles and
joints in a full range of motion without impact.
Instructor: Del Crawford
Location:
Eagle Pool
Min/Max: 6/30
Prog #
Day
322305-01 Sa
*No class 7/2
Date
Time
6/18-8/13* 8:30-9:30am
R/NR
$46/$58
FITNESS
WELLNESS COACHING
ZUMBA POOL PARTY IS ON FIRE!
(14+ years)
Join the Palatine Fire Fighters and Park
District Fitness Staff for an evening of Latin
Dance on deck and in the water with limbo
contests, raffles, prizes, fun, and fitness. A
portion of your registration fee as well as donations for raffles
and contests will be donated to the Chicagoland Muscular
Distrophy Foundation via the Palatine Fire Fighters. Bring
your cash and join the bash! Glow-in-the-dark t-shirts for sale
while supplies last, $5 each.
Location:
Birchwood Pool
Min/Max: 10/85
Prog #
322160-16
Day
W
Date
8/3
Time
8:00-10:00pm
R/NR
$10/$13
Instructor: Connie Cupello
Prog #
Day
322300-02 M
*No class 7/4
Date
6/6-8/8*
EXTREME EVOLVING WORKOUT
(18+ years)
Doing the same exercises over and over without progression
or using the same equipment will keep your body in the same
physical condition. To evolve to the next level, add a new and
different workout every week. Classes are 90 minutes long
and will challenge your endurance as well as improve your
strength and aerobic capacity. This class is challenging yet
adaptable to a variety of fitness levels and individual decompensations.
Instructor: Rick Rettig/Will Brown
Location: Community Center West Shelf Min/Max: 6/12
Prog #
Day
322050-02 M
322050-01 F
*No class 7/1, 7/4
Date
Time
6/6-8/15*
9:30-11:00am
6/10-8/19* 9:30-11:00am
R/NR
$75/$94
$75/$94
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A.M.
P.M.
BIRCHWOOD
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Rise & Sweat
6:00-6:45am
Kristina
Rise & Sweat
6:00-6:45am
Rick
Rise & Sweat
6:00-6:45am
Janet
Rise & Sweat
6:00-6:45am
Rick
Rise & Sweat
6:00-6:45am
Kristina
Rise & Sweat
8:00-8:45am
Diane/Georgia
Kettlebell Combo
8:45-9:15am
Terri
Swings & Slides
8:30-9:10am
Mona
Bootie Buster
8:45-9:20am
Connie
Kettlebell Combo
8:30-9:00am
Patti
Prime Balance &
Strength
8:15-9:00am
Will
Balls, Bars, & Bells
9:00-9:45am
Janet
Zumba®
8:30-9:30am
Del
Muscle
Conditioning
9:30-10:15am
Terri
Cardio Stretch
9:15-10:15am
Mona
Tabata
9:30-10:15am
Connie
Swings & Slides
9:15-10:00am
Terri
Step & Core
9:15-10:15am
Mona
Pilates Recovery
10:00-11:00am
Janet
Tai Chi QiGong
10:30-11:30am
Scott
Prime Movers II
10:30-11:30am
Terri
Prime Weights
10:30-11:30am
Terri
Prime Movers II
10:30-11:30am
Patti
Prime Weights
10:30-11:30am
Terri
Prime Zumba®
Gold
10:30-11:15am
Del
Prime Movers I
11:45-12:30pm
Terri
Prime Zumba®
Gold
11:45-12:30pm
Del
Prime Movers I
11:45-12:30pm
Patti
Kettlebell Combo
6:00-6:30pm
Rick
Turbo Kick
6:00-6:45pm
Kim
Tabata
6:00-6:45pm
Kristina
Muscle Gains
6:00-6:30pm
Will
Nite Sweat
6:40-7:20pm
Diane
Muscle
Conditioning
7:00-7:45pm
Janet
Zumba® Step
7:00-8:00pm
Melissa
Nite Sweat
6:40-7:20pm
Diane
Gentle Yoga
8:10-9:10pm
Sara
Turbo Kick
7:30-8:15pm
Kim
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
Zumba®
7:30-8:30pm
Melissa
MONDAY
TUESDAY
FRIDAY
SUNDAY
A.M.
Adult Suspension I Adult Suspension II Adult Suspension I Adult Suspension II
8:30-9:15am
8:30-9:15am
8:30-9:15am
8:30-9:15am
Georgia
Georgia
Terri
Georgia
Extreme Evolving
Workout
9:30-11:00am
Rick/Will
Prime
Suspension
9:15-10:00am
Terri
Box & Burn
9:15-10:00am
Jenn
Prime
Suspension
9:15-10:00am
Will
Fit Start
7:00-7:45pm
Janet
Hip Openers
5:30-6:30pm
Melissa
Strengthening
Yoga
1:30-2:45pm
Beth
Gentle Yoga
5:30-6:30pm
Sara
P.M.
COMMUNITY
Intro to Adult/
Prime Suspension
7:15-7:45am
Janet
P.M.
A.M.
MONDAY
FALCON
FITNESS SCHEDULE
Flex Plan Classes
Prime Flex Plan Classes
Individual Classes
June 6–August 19 (No class 6/30, 7/1, 7/2, 7/3, 7/4, 7/5, 7/6, Birchwood 7/8, 7/9, 7/10)
Adult Suspension I
6:45-7:30pm
Georgia
Adult Suspension I
6:45-7:30pm
Georgia
Intermediate
Vinyasa Yoga
7:00-8:00pm
Kathy
PiYo
6:45-7:45pm
Allison
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Extreme Evolving
Workout
9:30-11:00am
Rick/Will
Suspension
Training Combo
8:00-9:00am
Terri/Georgia/Will
Zumba®
10:30-11:30am
Terri
Intro to Adult/
Prime Suspension
9:15-9:45am
Terri/Georgia/Will
Beginning
Yoga 101
10:00-11:00am
Sara
EAGLE POOL
Aqua Zumba®
7:30-8:30am
Melissa
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
Yoga Function &
Flexibility
9:00-10:00am
Jeanne
Tai Chi QiGong
7:30-8:30am
Patti
20-20-20
Toning
9:15-10:15am
Connie
Hatha Yoga
9:30-10:30am
Melissa
Yoga for PhysioPsych Benefit
9:15-10:15am
Nancy
Yoga for Athletes
6:00-7:15pm
Kristin
PiYo
7:30-8:30pm
Alison
Pilates In The Chair
6:00-7:00pm
Janet
20-20-20
Toning
7:00-8:00pm
Will
Gentle Yoga
9:15-10:15am
Sara
Yoga Stretch,
Strength & Detox
6:00-7:00pm
Kristin/Jeanne
Fitness Schedule subject to change, check
palatineparks.org for updates.
FITNESS FLEX PLAN
Balance your exercise with the added benefit of class motivation, instructor expertise, and a fun and challenging atmosphere. Moderate to intense options are offered within each class. A flex punch or unlimited flex card gives you walk-in
access to the following classes:
CARDIO/AEROBIC FLEX CLASSES
STRENGTH FLEX CLASSES
STEP & CORE: High intensity step aerobics with functional
core strengthening.
MUSCLE CONDITIONING: Build strength, endurance, range
of motion, tone, and flexibility in the musculature. Bone
strengthening is a beneficial side effect. A variety of weight
and resistance equipment will be used.
TURBO KICK: High intensity licensed workout combining
shadow boxing, dance, athletic drills, kicks, punches,
and more.
ZUMBA®: “Ditch the workout and join the party!” Licensed
programming utilizes Latin-based moves and music, various speeds, and easy to follow steps for all levels.
ZUMBA® STEP: Take Zumba® dance and step aerobics
to the next level. Combines the traditional stamina of step
class with a Latin beat.
KETTLEBELL COMBO: 30 high-intensity minutes of interval
training with kettlebells. Focus on aerobic improvements.
Achieve a complete workout in a short and effective session.
FITNESS
Please do not wait until the first week of the session to register as classes may be canceled or filled. Please try to attend the first class
of the session. Be on time—particularly if you are new to the class. Important information and instructions are given at the beginning
of the class. Arriving on time will minimize disruption for other participants. Thank you for your cooperation.
BALLS, BARS, & BELLS: Cardio and strength combo class
using kettlebells, weighted balls, stability, and medicine balls.
BOOTIE BUSTER: Tone and strengthen the legs, hips, butt,
and thighs in this intense lower-body focused class.
COMBINATION FLEX CLASSES
TABATA: High intensity interval training. Combine cardio
and strength in a fast paced, fun, calorie burning workout.
Adapts to medium-high intensity fitness levels.
RISE & SWEAT/NITE SWEAT: Total body challenge workout. Each class varies with equipment and instructor. Each
class provides an overall and balanced daily workout.
CARDIO STRETCH: Combines dance, calisthenics, and
plyometrics plus stretching for a greater range of movement.
MUSCLE GAINS: 30 minutes of strength building exercises
for the entire body. Be ready to work!
SWINGS & SLIDES: Combine the kettlebell with gliding
disks for a full body range of motion. This class combines
muscular strengthening with cardio endurance.
Age:
Length:
14+ years
11 weeks
Min/Max: 20/200
Prog #
Flex Card
Date
R/NR
SUFFPUN
Unlimited Flex Card
6/6-8/21* $189/$236
SUFFP22
22 Flex Punch Card
6/6-8/21* $149/$186
SUFFP11
11 Flex Punch Card
6/6-8/21* $83/$104
DAILY FEE
1 Flex Punch Card
6/6-8/21* $9/$12
*No class 6/30, 7/1,7/2, 7/3, 7/4, 7/5, 7/6; Birchwood only 7/8,
7/9, 7/10
Please note: The classes listed here are the only classes that
are part of the Fitness Flex Plan. If you want to take classes
from the Prime Flex Plan and the Fitness Flex Plan, the Fitness
Flex Plan is good for both. Separate registration is required for
all other classes. There are no refunds for canceled classes.
Class offerings and schedule are subject to change. Please
pick up an updated schedule when registering. Register early—
this program fills quickly.
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FITNESS
PRIME FLEX PLAN
FOR OLDER ADULTS AND THOSE NEW TO EXERCISE
Your body responds best to a variety of different movements and approaches to movement. Exercise properly
and reward your body with positive change. A Prime Flex
Punch Card or Unlimited Flex Card gives you walk-in
access to the following classes:
PRIME BALANCE & STRENGTH: Equilibrium practice is
essential to maintaining an independent and healthy lifestyle and is the basis of all other movements. Focus on
stability to improve balance, strength, and flexibility while
aging. Therapy-based exercises include hip strengthening,
postural steadiness, and walking exercises.
PRIME MOVERS LEVEL I: Appropriate low-impact movement for new exercisers and older adults. This class is
less complex, using minimum force and lasting shorter
in duration. Exercisers will stay on their feet or have the
option of using a chair when needed.
PRIME MOVERS LEVEL II: Enjoy all the elements of
fitness: strength, aerobics, and flexibility. This class
consists of warm-up, minimum force aerobics, body conditioning, stretch, and relaxation cool down. Participants
should be able to get up and down from the floor without
assistance.
PRIME WEIGHTS: This is a full body strength and resistance class for healthy adults of all ages. Aging produces
muscle loss and loss of strength; these declines are
linked to an increased risk of falls, frailty, and loss of
independence. Strength training will help improve or
retain quality of life.
(18+ years)
It’s summer time so let’s go to camp—Prime Boot Camp!
Prime Boot Camp targets the strength and conditioning of
active older adults. Drills, physical activities, and games
involving teams, partners, and individual events will test your
strength, endurance, balance, and agility. Some thinking
involved. Appropriate for any age and fitness level. Must be
able to walk independently and be outdoors. In the event
of inclement weather class will move to the indoor track at
Community Center.
Instructor: Terri Villaerreal
Location:
Ost Field
Min/Max: 8/25
Prog #
322010-02
322010-03
322010-04
Day
W
W
W
(14+ years)
Tai Chi involves gentle flowing movements to reduce stress
and improve health. This martial art has been described as
“meditation in motion,” which promotes serenity, internal
health, strength, stress reduction, balance, and agility.
QiGong will be taught as the warm-up.
Instructor: Patti Tooren/Scott Garske
Min/Max: 6/12
Prog #
Day
322130-01 Su
*No class 7/3, 7/10
Prog #
Flex Card
Date
R/NR
SUPRIMEU
Unlimited Flex Card 6/6-8/21* $157/$196
SUPRIME22
22 Flex Punch Card 6/6-8/21* $104/$130
SUPRIME11
11 Flex Punch Card 6/6-8/21* $62/$77
Daily Fee
1 Flex Punch Card
6/6-8/21* $9/$12
*No class 6/30, 7/1,7/2, 7/3, 7/4, 7/5, 7/6; Birchwood only 7/8,
7/9, 7/10
Please note: The classes listed above are the only classes
that are part of the Prime Flex Plan. Separate registration is
required for all other classes. There are no refunds for canceled classes. Class offerings and schedule are subject to
change. Please pick up an updated schedule when registering. Register early—this program fills quickly.
If you are interested in using Prime Flex punches to try another class in the regular Flex Plan please contact Jenn Peldiak,
Fitness, Health & Wellness Coordinator at 847.496.6265 or
[email protected].
R/NR
$12/$15
$12/$15
$12/$15
TAI CHI QIGONG
Instructors:
ONE MORE WEEK WITH 20 MORE CLASSES!
Time
9:30-11:00am
9:30-11:00am
9:30-11:00am
Instructor will give a $5 voucher for the fall Prime Flex Plan at
each class date. One voucher per person.
Prog #
Day
322130-02 Tu
*No class 7/5
Terri Villarreal, Patti Tooren,
Will Brown, Del Crawford
18+ years
Min/Max: 20/200
11 weeks
Date
6/5
7/13
8/10
All 3 classes: $30 (must register before the first class start
date) Prog #: 322010-05
PRIME ZUMBA® GOLD: A fun and energizing Latin-based,
dance workout. This low-impact variation is for those new
to dance or older adults. Have so much fun, you’ll forget
it’s exercise. Now twice a week.
Age:
Length:
68
NEW PRIME BOOT CAMP
Location:
Date
6/7-8/9*
Time
7:30-8:30am
R/NR
$80/$100
Birchwood Exercise Rm
Date
Time
6/12-8/21* 10:30-11:30am
R/NR
$72/$90
FIT START
(14+ years)
If a typical exercise class is intimidating, try Fit Start. This
class is specifically tailored to new exercisers, those away
from exercise for a long time, or those carrying excess weight.
Class consists of light, low-impact cardiovascular exercise,
stretching, and toning of the upper- and lower-body.
Physical activity CAN reduce the risk of or help manage heart
disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, colon cancer, depression and anxiety, obesity, osteoporosis, and weakness or
breathlessness.
Instructor: Janet Beata
Prog #
Day
322010-01 M
*No class 7/4
Date
6/6-8/15*
Time
7:00-7:45pm
Min/Max: 6/15
R/NR
$50/$62
Originally developed in 2004 for US Navy SEALS, Suspension Training works every muscle in the
body with varying degrees of body weight. Enhance your balance, coordination, range of joint
movement, strength, and aerobic fitness. Appropriate for all ages and fitness levels. Small group
classes allow for plenty of individual instruction. Shorter class times keep you moving to make
each movement better. Suspension training has become an excellent method for building bone
and muscle density, particularly in the wrist, lumbar spine, and hips. Classes are progressive in
nature as participants become more agile and fit throughout the session.
PARTICIP
A NT
CHOICE
AS #1
FITNESS
CL AS S
OF 2015
!
INTRODUCTION TO ADULT/PRIME
SUSPENSION
ONE-ON-ONE INTRODUCTION TO
ADULT/PRIME SUSPENSION
Challenge yourself to try something completely new. This
30-minute class will take you through the basic exercises
with focus on form and maximizing your training experience.
Class will progress to the next level.
Instructor: Janet Beata, Terri Villarreal, Georgia Argiris,
Will Brown
Schedule a one-on-one with one of our instructors and learn
the basics of suspension training with the intent of stepping
into a regular class. Contact Jenn Peldiak, Fitness, Health
& Wellness Coordinator at 847.496.6265 or [email protected] to set up an appointment.
(14+ years)
Prog #
Day
322100-06 Sa
322100-08 Sa
*No class 7/2
Date
Time
6/11-8/20* 7:15-7:45am
6/11-8/20* 9:15-9:45am
R/NR
$55/$69
$55/$69
ADULT SUSPENSION TRAINING NEW EVENING
(14+ years)
CLASSES!
Prerequisite: Introduction to Suspension or
One-on-One Suspension
Progress to 45 intense minutes of Suspension Training (TRX)
after taking Introduction to Adult/Prime Suspension. Combinations, sequences of movements, and more advanced exercises, both standing and on the floor, will keep your fitness
level and endurance progressing with each class.
Instructor: Terri Villarreal, Georgia Argiris,
Will Brown, Rick Rettig
LEVEL I
Prog #
Day
Date
322100-01 M
6/6-8/15*
322100-09 Tu
6/7-8/16*
322100-05 W
6/8-8/17*
322100-10 Th
6/9-8/18*
*No class 6/30, 7/4, 7/5, 7/6
Time
8:30-9:15am
6:45-7:30pm
8:30-9:15am
6:45-7:30pm
R/NR
$66/$83
$66/$83
$66/$83
$66/$83
Time
8:30-9:15am
8:30-9:15am
R/NR
$66/$83
$66/$83
LEVEL II
Prog #
Day
322100-03 Tu
322100-04 Th
*No class 6/30, 7/5
Date
6/7-8/16*
6/9-8/18*
see page
WATER AEROBICS
21
for details
FITNESS
SUSPENSION TRAINING (TRX) CLASSES
(14+ years)
Prog#: FCPT001
Fee: $47 per person
PRIME SUSPENSION TRAINING
(50+ years or new to exercise)
Prerequisite: Introduction to Suspension or
One-on-One Suspension
Continue to progress with safe, full range of motion with
the confidence to combine skills. See agility, strength,
balance, and flexibility improvements with each class
while challenging yourself to an increased level of
exercise. Now a 45-minute class.
Instructor: Terri Villarreal
Prog #
Day
324060-02 Tu
*No class 7/5
Date
6/7-8/16*
Time
9:15-10:00am
R/NR
$66/$83
Time
9:15-10:00am
R/NR
$66/$83
Instructor: Will Brown
Prog #
Day
324060-03 Th
*No class 6/30
Date
6/9-8/18*
SUSPENSION TRAINING COMBO
(14+ years)
Mix the body weight and balance of suspension training with
other resistance equipment for a high intensity interval training class. Class is designed for intermediate and advanced
levels, with prior Suspension Training (TRX) experience.
Instructor: Terri Villarreal, Georgia Argiris
Prog #
Day
322110-01 Sa
*No class 7/2
Date
Time
6/11-8/20* 8:00-9:00am
R/NR
$75/$94
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FITNESS
The Palatine Park District offers a variety of Yoga
classes for every fitness level. Research shows that yoga
helps manage or control anxiety, arthritis, back pain,
chronic fatigue, depression, headaches, heart disease,
and stress.
Please bring your own yoga mat to all yoga classes.
YOGA – BEGINNING 101
YOGA – GENTLE
(12+ years)
Learn to link breathing to movement and other yoga basics.
Focus on proper alignment and safety in this non-judgmental atmosphere with the intent of helping cleanse, heal, and
strengthen the body and mind.
Instructor: Sara Walsh
Min/Max: 8/25
Prog #
Day
322190-01 Su
*No class 7/3
Date
Time
6/12-8/21* 10:00-11:00am
R/NR
$62/$77
YOGA – STRETCH, STRENGTH, & DETOX
(14+ years)
This class includes holding postures that use the entire body,
focusing on breath, which will help to create a supple and
toned body. The goal is to create strength, openness, and
healing in the joints, ligaments, and tendons. Students will
experience a wider range of motion, more depth in postures,
and an increase in energy while being challenged.
Instructor: Kristin Eby/Jeanne Ninchich
Min/Max: 8/25
Prog #
Day
322210-03 Th
*No class 6/30
Date
6/9-8/11*
Time
6:00-7:00pm
R/NR
$81/$102
YOGA – INTERMEDIATE VINYASA
(14+ years)
This intermediate class is appropriate for both advanced
beginners and continuing yoga practitioners. Build strength,
balance, focus, flexibility, stamina, and better body awareness. Students will progress at their own pace, focusing on
standing, seated and balancing poses, sun salutations, and
some moderate inversions. Vinyasa translates to linking
movement to breathing. Specifically, this Asana practice
associates postures together in a seamless flow, following
the rhythm of inhalation and exhalation.
Instructor: Kathy Gorman
Min/Max: 8/25
Prog #
Day
322260-01 Tu
*No class 7/5
Date
6/7-8/16*
Time
7:00-8:00pm
R/NR
$103/$129
BRING
YOUR OWN
YOGA MAT!
70
(18+ years)
Suitable for all skill levels including people with chronic
conditions, pain, or limited mobility. Light yoga postures,
stretching, breathing, and relaxation techniques will build
body awareness and flexibility. Participants must be able to
move without assistance.
Instructor: Sara Walsh
Location: Birchwood Exercise Rm
Min/Max: 8/25
Prog #
322230-03
Day
W
Date
6/8-8/17
Location:
Prog #
322230-01
Day
Th
Location:
Falcon Park, GE & PH Rm
Date
6/9-8/18
Time
8:10-9:10pm
R/NR
$96/$121
Min/Max: 8/30
Time
5:30-6:30pm
R/NR
$96/$121
Min/Max: 8/30
Prog #
Day
Date
Time
322230-02 F
6/10-8/12* 9:15-10:15am
*No class 6/24, 6/30, 7/1, 7/6, 7/22
R/NR
$58/$70
YOGA – STRENGTHENING
(18+ years)
This class will focus on arms, legs, and core. Traditional yoga
poses will be included. Stretch and strengthen your entire
body as you progress to feeling open and solid. More advanced movements include alignment and safety. Prior yoga
experience required.
Instructor: Beth Haines
Min/Max: 8/25
Prog #
Day
322280-01 W
*No class 7/6
Date
6/8-8/17*
Time
1:30-2:45pm
R/NR
$128/$160
YOGA – HATHA
(14+ years)
This class focuses on physical health and mental well-being.
Through the practice of poses and breathing techniques, participants will develop balance, strength, and flexibility. Progress at your own pace in this multi-level class. Modifications
are offered for beginners and those with chronic conditions.
More advanced options are given to continuing students
looking for more of a challenge.
Instructor: Melissa Hollander
Location: Falcon Park, GE & PH Rm
Min/Max: 8/30
Prog #
Day
322240-01 Tu
*No class 7/5, 8/2
Date
6/7-8/9*
Time
9:30-10:30am
R/NR
$86/$107
(14+ years)
This yoga method emphasis breath, strength, integrity,
and spirit. The instructor connects students to their inner
strength and is specifically tailored toward individuals with
emotional and/or physical injuries. Self-numbing typically
occurs after an injury. This methodology facilitates the
regaining of feeling.
Instructor: Jeanne Ninchich
Min/Max: 6/25
Prog #
Day
Date
322170-01 W
6/8-8/10
*No class 6/22, 7/6, 7/20
Time
9:15-10:15am
R/NR
$60/$75
PIYO
(14+ years)
PiYo is a workout for every age and fitness level. Class will
incorporate the muscle sculpting of Pilates with the flexibility
of yoga in a non-stop fluid movement and low-impact class.
Instructor: Alison Schariatzadeh
Min/Max: 8/25
Prog #
Day
322141-03 Tu
*No class 7/5
Location:
Date
6/14-8/9*
Time
7:30-8:30pm
R/NR
$90/$113
Prog #
Day
322141-04 Th
*No class 6/30
Date
6/9-8/18*
Time
6:45-7:45pm
R/NR
$99/$123
YOGA FOUNDATIONS &
NEW FUNDAMENTALS
Be part of the fastest growing area of fitness. Take advantage of the benefits of yoga. Whether you’re a first timer or
a regular Yogi, come and experience the mind, body, breath
connection. Class covers the yoga basics and introduces
more advanced modifications. Participants will learn proper
alignment, centering, focused breathing, and the benefits of
stretching.
Instructor: Jeanne Ninchich
Min/Max: 6/30
Date
6/11-8/6*
Time
9:00-10:00am
R/NR
$90/$113
Prog #
Day
322141-01 Sa
*No class 7/2, 7/9
Date
Time
6/11-8/20* 10:00-11:00am
R/NR
$60/$75
PILATES IN THE CHAIR (BACK STRENGTH)
(14+ years)
For exercisers that cannot get on the floor, this chair-based
class modifies the classic Pilates movements and philosophy
in a seated position. Small stabilizer muscle exercises focus
on increasing strength to gain a better quality of life through
the therapeutic benefits of Pilates. If you sit at a desk all day
these exercises can be done right there.
Min/Max: 5/15
Prog #
Day
322141-02 W
*No class 7/6
Date
6/8-8/10*
Time
6:00-7:00pm
R/NR
$60/$75
NEW WORKSHOPS
(14+ years)
Join Palatine Park District Fitness Staff and Palatine
Police for an informational lecture, followed by combat
drills and simple hand strikes. Ideal for college students
and women of all ages. Each workshop is 90 minutes in
length.
Instructor: Terri Villarreal; Officer, Kellie Poliquin,
Palatine Police
Department, Crime Prevention Unit
Location:
Birchwood Exercise Rm
Min/Max: 8/25
A SAFE NIGHT OUT, DATE RAPE DRUGS
Prog #
322160-01
YOGA FOR ATHLETES
(14+ years)
Celebrate your body. Challenge yourself to go further, do
more, and reap the amazing benefits of an intense yoga practice. Transform into a lean, mean cardio and calorie-burning
machine. This is a vigorous power Vinyasa class for experienced beginners and intermediate practitioners. Class focuses on lengthening and strengthening muscles, improving
overall flexibility, and providing an intense moving meditation
experience.
Instructor: Kristine Eby
Min/Max: 8/25
Prog #
Day
322210-01 M
*No class 7/4
(14+ years)
Try Pilates and see a marked improvement in lower back
pain and overall core strength. Lower back pain is frequently
caused by lack of abdominal strength, pelvic immobility, and
lack of exercise for the small, multifidious muscles which
stabilize the spine. Pilates will focus on the movement and
stabilization of these muscles for everyday functionality,
strength improvement, and pain reduction.
Location: Birchwood Exercise Rm
Min/Max: 8/25
SMART SELF OFFENSE
(14+ years)
Prog #
Day
322210-04 Sa
*No class 7/2
PILATES RECOVERY (BACK
STRENGTHENING AND PAIN REDUCTION)
FITNESS
YOGA FOR PHYSIO–PSYCH BENEFIT
Date
6/6-8/8*
Time
6:00-7:15pm
R/NR
$81/$101
Day
Sa
Date
6/25
Time
12:00-1:30pm
R/NR
$15
SIMPLE STRATEGIES TO TAKE THE
SAFE OFFENSIVE
Prog #
322160-02
Day
Sa
Date
7/16
Time
12:00-1:30pm
R/NR
$15
Time
12:00-1:30pm
R/NR
$15
HOW NOT TO BE A VICTIM
Prog #
322160-03
Day
Sa
Date
7/23
All 3 workshops $25 (must register before the first workshop start date). Prog #: 322160-04
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GYMNASTICS
THE PALATINE GYMNASTICS PROGRAM offers
developmental classes for children 1.5 years through
8th grade. The preschool program emphasizes body
awareness, strength, and coordination.
Girls are introduced to the fundamental skills that are
used in vault, bars, balance beam, and floor exercise.
Boys are introduced to vault, bars, rings, pommel horse,
and tumbling. The dress code for girls is a leotard or
t-shirt and shorts (fitted or biker type) and hair must be
tied up. The dress code for boys is a t-shirt and shorts
(fitted or biker type).
Please register your child for an age-appropriate
program level. Advanced classes are available for those
children who show, through evaluation, a readiness to
move to the next level. These classes are indicated with
a star () and instructor permission is required before
registering. Register your child for the gymnastics level
he or she is presently attending. You will be notified if
your child qualifies to advance to the next level. Children
new to the program, or those who have missed a session, need to be evaluated. Call 847.496.6245 to schedule an evaluation time.
Please note the exception dates listed by each class.
Fees have been prorated for these classes and there
are no “make-up” classes. All classes are held in the
Gymnastics Facility at Community Center. For additional
information please call the Gym at 847.496.6245.
Visit the team’s website at
www.palatinegymnasticsclub.com
 Instructor’s permission required.
PARENT & TOT GYMNASTICS
(1 1/2–3 years with adult)
Come enjoy one-on-one time with your child, exploring the
sport of gymnastics. You and your child will have structured
warm-up followed by adventures in the gym. This is a handson child/parent class. Siblings should not be brought to class
or left unsupervised while class is in session.
Location: Gymnastics Facility
Min/Max: 7/18
Prog #
329010-01
329010-02
329010-03
*No class 7/4
Day
M
M
Th
Date
6/6-7/25*
6/6-7/25*
6/9-7/28
Time
9:00-9:55am
11:00-11:55am
9:00-9:55am
R/NR
$70/$88
$70/$88
$80/$100
PRESCHOOL KINDERGARTEN GYMNASTICS
(3–6 years)
A strong focus is placed on the development of basic motor
and locomotive skills. In a fun atmosphere children will learn
through the use of specific gymnastics equipment geared for
ages 3–6 years. MUST be completely toilet trained. All new
participants must bring a copy of their birth certificate
to class the first day.
Min/Max: 7/14
Prog #
329020-01
329020-02
329020-03
329020-04
329020-05
329020-07
329020-10
329020-06
329020-08
329020-09
*No class 7/4
Day
M
M
M
Tu
Tu
W
W
W
Th
Th
Date
6/6-7/25*
6/6-7/25*
6/6-7/25*
6/7-7/26
6/7-7/26
6/8-7/27
6/8-7/27
6/8-7/27
6/9-7/28
6/9-7/28
Time
10:00-10:55am
1:00-1:55pm
2:00-2:55pm
10:30-11:25am
12:15-1:10pm
10:00-10:55am
11:00-11:55am
1:30-2:25pm
10:00-10:55am
11:00-11:55am
R/NR
$70/$88
$70/$88
$70/$88
$80/$100
$80/$100
$80/$100
$80/$100
$80/$100
$80/$100
$80/$100
MINI MIGHTS
(4–6 years)
This class is designed for girls ages 4–6 years old who have
been recommended by an instructor.
Min/Max: 7/14
MARI-RAE SOPPER
GYMNASTICS SHOW
Prog #
329030-01
329030-02
329030-03
PRESCHOOL, MINI-MIGHT
& SUPERBOYS CLASSES
(5–6 years)
MAY 21, 2016
1:00PM & 3:30PM
RECREATION CLASSES
MAY 22, 2016
1:00PM & 3:30PM
ADMISSION: $3
Show costs are not included in the program fees.
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Day
Tu
Tu
Th
Date
6/7-7/26
6/7-7/26
6/9-7/28
Time
9:00-10:30am
1:15-2:45pm
1:00-2:30pm
R/NR
$90/$113
$90/$113
$90/$113
KINDER GYMNASTICS
This class is for kindergarten girls ONLY. There will not be an
obstacle course. The focus of the class will be on vault, bars,
beam, and floor exercise.
Min/Max: 7/14
Prog #
Day
329040-01 Tu
329040-02 W
Date
6/7-7/26
6/8-7/27
Time
3:00-3:55pm
9:00-9:55am
R/NR
$80/$100
$80/$100
SUPERBOYS
(4–6 years)
This class is designed for boys 4–6 years old who have been
recommended by an instructor.
Min/Max: 7/10
Prog #
329050-01
Day
W
Date
6/8-7/27
Time
12:30-1:25pm
R/NR
$80/$100
ADVANCED INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
Beginner girls will learn the basic gymnastic skills and terms
needed to advance to the next level.
Min/Max: 7/14
Age:
1st–3rd grade
Prog #
329060-01
329060-02
329060-03
*No class 7/4
Day
M
W
Th
Date
6/6-7/25*
6/8-7/27
6/9-7/28
Age:
4th–8th grade
Prog #
329060-04
329060-05
Day
W
Th
Date
6/8-7/27
6/9-7/28
Time
5:30-6:45pm
4:00-5:15pm
5:30-6:45pm
R/NR
$61/$77
$71/$89
$71/$89
Time
5:15-6:30pm
6:45-8:00pm
R/NR
$71/$89
$71/$89
ADVANCED BEGINNER GIRLS
Must have completed Beginner Girls and have instructor
approval to move-up.
Min/Max: 7/14
Age:
1st–3rd grade
Day
M
Tu
Th
Date
6/6-7/25*
6/7-7/26
6/9-7/28
Age:
4th–8th grade
Prog #
329070-04
329070-05
Day
Tu
W
Date
6/7-7/26
6/8-7/27
Time
6:45-8:15pm
4:00-5:30pm
4:00-5:30pm
R/NR
$74/$93
$84/$105
$84/$105
Time
5:30-7:00pm
6:30-8:00pm
R/NR
$84/$105
$84/$105
YOUNG INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
Prog #
Day
329080-01 M/W
*No class 7/4
Date
6/6-7/27*
Time
4:00-5:30pm
Min/Max: 7/14
R/NR
$110/$138
MIGHTHY MITES
Time
4:00-6:00pm
Min/Max: 7/14
R/NR
$142/$178
FLIP N FUN
(5th–8th grade)
For girls who are interested in furthering their gymnastics
skills, but not interested in competing at club level. Must
have instructor approval, please call for an evaluation.
Min/Max: 7/14
Prog #
329120-01
Day
Date
Tu/Th 6/7-7/28
Time
6:30-8:30pm
R/NR
$142/$178
(1st–8th grade)
Beginner boys will learn basic gymnastics skills and terms
needed to advance to the next level.
Min/Max: 5/7
Prog #
329130-01
Day
Th
Date
6/9-7/28
Time
4:15-5:30pm
R/NR
$71/$89
ADVANCED BEGINNER BOYS
(1st–8th grade)
Must have completed Beginner Boys and have instructor
approval to move up to advanced beginner class.
Min/Max: 5/7
Prog #
329140-02
Day
Th
Date
6/9-7/28
Time
5:30-7:00pm
R/NR
$84/$105
Instructor approval is needed.
Prog #
329160-01
Day
Date
Tu/Th 6/7-7/28
Min/Max: 5/7
Time
7:00-8:30pm
R/NR
$110/$138
Time
6:00-7:30pm
Join us for gymnastics, crafts, and swimming at the Family
Aquatic Center. Bring a lunch, swimsuit and towel, gymnastics attire, and gym shoes. Campers also receive a t-shirt
(please include t-shirt size on your registration form).
Must be currently enrolled in a Palatine Park District
gymnastic class to register for this camp.
(4th–8th grade)
Day
Date
Tu/Th 6/7-7/28
R/NR
$142/$178
(1st–8th grade)
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
Prog #
329100-01
Min/Max: 7/14
Time
6:30-8:30pm
GYMNASTICS CAMP
Day
Date
Tu/Th 6/7-7/28
Date
6/6-7/27*
(4th–8th grade)
(2nd–4th grade girls)
Prog #
329090-01
Prog #
Day
329110-01 M/W
*No class 7/4
INTERMEDIATE BOYS
(1st–3rd grade)
BEGINNER BOYS
(1st–8th grade)
Prog #
329070-01
329070-02
329070-03
*No class 7/4
(4th–8th grade)
GYMNASTICS
BEGINNER GIRLS
(1st–8th grade)
Location:
Min/Max: 7/14
R/NR
$110/$138
Gymnastics Facility
Min/Max: 7/30
GIRLS
Prog #
329210-01
Day
M-F
Date
8/1-8/5
Time
9:00am-3:00pm
R/NR
$180/$225
Day
M-F
Date
8/1-8/5
Time
9:00am-3:00pm
R/NR
$180/$225
BOYS
Prog #
329220-01
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SWIM TEAM
PALATINE TIGER SHARKS
SWIM TEAM
The Palatine Tiger Sharks Swim Team is a multi-ability-level
program that offers competitive opportunities, technique
development, and fun for swimmers ages 6 and older. The
Swim Team is divided into progressive groups. Open tryouts
are held twice a year (in March and August). If there is still
space available, new swimmers may join the team at any
time throughout the year by contacting the swim office at
847.202.3240 to schedule a tryout. Team coaches make the
final determination for group placement and advancement
to the next level. Group sizes may be limited.
Following a tryout, coaches will be able to give families
approximate practice times and locations. Practice times
and locations are subject to pool availability and
may change.
Registration is held during regular office hours at any
Palatine Park District facility. All swim team registration
requires a separate registration form. Non-residents are
required to pay an additional fee. Families registering more
than two swimmers will receive a $15 discount starting with
the third swimmer.
Registration fee plus the Swim Team fee are payable to
the Palatine Park District by cash, check, Visa, Mastercard,
or Discover. A separate check for escrow costs, payable to
Palatine Swim Team, is required, no cash.
Registration during Early Bird Registration guarantees a
team t-shirt for each swimmer registered. After Early Bird
Registration, a limited number of t-shirts will be available on
a first-come, first-served basis.
Additional Swim Team Fees are the same for both
residents and non-residents. Swim Team fees and escrow
costs vary for each group.
Palatine Park District registration fees do not cover all
Swim Team expenses so the additional swim team fees are
necessary. All fees are paid at registration.
Each member of the Tiger Sharks Swim Team must be a
member of Illinois Swimming and United States Swimming.
• Escrow covers costs of USA/ISI Swimming (an annual
cost, expiring December 31 of each year; non-refundable) and of entering individual and relay events at
swim meets. Any swimmer not registered with USA/ISI
Swimming in the current year must pay an additional
escrow fee of $66. Unused escrow is refundable.
• Families can offset the cost of future swim team fees
by participating in the team’s ongoing fundraising
opportunities.
• Swim Team parents for all groups except Pre-Comp
are required to volunteer during each of their child’s
sessions at all Swim Team hosted meets. Failure to
volunteer for any home meet will result in a charge
of $100 for each meet session.
• Refunds follow the Palatine Park District policy
(page 13).
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SHARK FRENZY
June 4 & 5 • Birchwood Pool
SUMMER SPLASH
July 8–10 • Birchwood Pool
FALL TRYOUTS
August 15, 5:00–7:00pm & August 16, 5:00–6:00pm
Birchwood Pool • 435 W. Illinois Avenue
Contact Coach Dustin Thompson at ddt1326@
yahoo.com if you are unable to try out on these dates
and times.
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION
SAVE
$15*
SHORT COURSE
August 22, 6:00–8:00pm • Birchwood Gym
*For participants who register on August 22.
PRE-COMPETITIVE • MAY 2–JULY 12
This group is designed to bridge the gap between swim
lessons and competitive swimming. Swimmers must be able
to complete 25 yards of freestyle and 25 yards of backstroke.
Competition will be held intra-squad during regular practice
times towards the end of the season. Practice is offered three
times a week, when possible, for an hour. For ages 6
and older.
Required equipment: suit, goggles, cap (if hair covers the eyes)
Prog #
202270-01
R/NR
$94/$118
Swim Team Fee
$90
Escrow
$75
NOVICE • THROUGH AUGUST 11
Novice offers swimmers the opportunity to progress from
pre-competitive to competitive swimming. Swimmers must
be able to complete 25 yards of all four competitive strokes.
Practice is offered three to four times a week, when possible,
for at least an hour. For ages 6 and older.
Required equipment: competitive suit, goggles, cap (if hair covers
the eyes)
Prog #
202271-01
R/NR
$142/$178
Swim Team Fee
$219
Escrow
$150
DEVELOPMENTAL 2 • THROUGH AUGUST 11
Developmental 2 offers swimmers the chance to learn the
training basics of competitive swimming including introduction to interval training, goal setting, and individual medley
training. Swimmers must demonstrate legal technique in
all four competitive strokes and have the ability to perform
racing dives and turns to be placed in this group. Practice is
offered three to four times a week, when possible, for at least
an hour. For ages 7 and older.
Required equipment: training fins
Prog #
202273-01
R/NR
$153/$191
Swim Team Fee
$230
Escrow
$150
All new swimmers must have a tryout before
registering for any group. Call 847.202.3240 for
an appointment.
Developmental 1 offers swimmers the chance to further
improve their aerobic capacity, develop race strategy, and
be introduced to distance swimming and dry land training.
Practice is offered four to five times a week, when possible,
for at least one hour. Swimmers in this group are expected to
attend practice regularly, display a strong desire to reach our
Top Age Group Team, and obtain Championship time standards. For ages 8 and older.
Required equipment: training fins
Prog #
202272-01
R/NR
$164/$205
Swim Team Fee
$241
Escrow
$175
TOP AGE GROUP TEAM (TAG TEAM)
TAG Team swimmers are expected to understand interval
training, the basics of dry land training, and goal setting.
Swimmers in these groups must demonstrate maturity to set
goals, work on mental imagery, and have a commitment to
train at this level. Additionally, swimmers must have legally
completed 100 yards of each stroke, 200 IM, and 200 freestyle within the time standards set forth by the coaching
staff. TAG swimmers will perform dry land training to complement water workouts and have very strict meet and practice
attendance requirements that must be followed.
TAG 2 • THROUGH AUGUST 11
Tag 2 swimmers need to show a commitment and desire to
reach Regional and State level championship meets. Practice
is offered five to six times a week, when possible, for up to
two hours in length. For ages ten and older with considerable
swimming experience and coaches’ recommendation.
Required equipment: training fins and competitive snorkel
Prog #
202274-01
R/NR
$187/$234
Swim Team Fee
$292
Escrow
$225
Tag 1 swimmers need to show a commitment and desire
to reach Regional and State level championship meets.
Practice is offered five to eight times a week, when possible,
for up to two and a half hours in length. For 6th grade and
older with considerable swimming experience and
coaches’ recommendation.
Required equipment: training fins, hand paddles, and
competitive snorkel
R/NR
$191/$239
Swim Team Fee
$319
Required equipment: training fins, pull buoy, hand paddles,
competitive snorkel, and AquaVolo DragSox (size 30)
FULL SENIOR 2 TRAINING
Prog #
202275-01
R/NR
$209/$261
Swim Team Fee
$330
Escrow
$225
POST SEASON AFTER MAY 19
Prog #
202275-02
R/NR
$149/$186
Swim Team Fee
$231
Escrow
$200
R/NR
$28/$35
Swim Team Fee
$0
Escrow
$200
COLLEGE
Prog #
202275-03
SENIOR 1 • THROUGH AUGUST 11
Senior 1 is for upper level athletes. This training group is
geared toward local, regional, and national competition.
Swimmers must have coach’s approval and be willing to travel and compete in regional and national level meets. Swimmers will be entered in all PPD hosted and championship
meets. Practices are offered six to ten times a week, when
possible, for up to three hours in length. For swimmers entering high school and older and coaches’ recommendation.
Required equipment: training fins, pull buoy, hand paddles,
competitive snorkel, and AquaVolo DragSox (size 30–45)
FULL SENIOR 1 TRAINING
TAG 1 • THROUGH AUGUST 11
Prog #
202274-02
SENIOR 2 • THROUGH AUGUST 11
Senior 2 is a comprehensive group for high school swimmers
training towards high school season. Swimmers are encouraged to participate in all USA Swimming hosted meets to
work towards Regional and State level championship meets.
Practice is offered five to eight times a week, when possible,
for up to two hours in length. For swimmers entering high
school and older and coaches’ recommendation.
SWIM TEAM
DEVELOPMENTAL 1 • THROUGH AUGUST 11
Escrow
$225
Prog #
202276-01
R/NR
$231/$289
Swim Team Fee
$418
Escrow
$225
POST SEASON AFTER MAY 19
Prog #
202276-02
R/NR
$182/$228
Swim Team Fee
$281
Escrow
$200
R/NR
$28/$35
Swim Team Fee
$0
Escrow
$200
COLLEGE
Prog #
202276-03
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DIVING
WINDY CITY DIVING
BEGINNING LEARN TO DIVE
BLUE HOUSE TEAM
These classes are an introduction to the sport of springboard
diving. The class sessions are designed to teach the safe and
proper way to use the 1 meter springboard. Any individual 8
years and older who has an interest in diving, can swim comfortably in deep water, and do a head first entry off the side of
the pool can join this class. Students will be taught a forward
approach and back press to begin. They will progress to forward and backward dives as well as other skills as time and
ability permit. This group is limited to 8 divers per session.
Location: Birchwood Pool
This group of divers has been recommended to move up from
the Beginning or Intermediate/Advanced Diving lessons by
their instructor. They also may be placed based on their high
school coaches recommendation or by scheduled tryout.
This group has a strong desire to continue to learn new dives.
They want to get involved in local skill level diving competitions. Divers will be expected to become Competitive Blue
Level ($20) members of USA Diving before they attend their
first practice and bring a copy of their USA Diving card. This
group will meet 4 days per week for 1.5 hours per session.
The team is limited to 15 members.
Location: Eagle Pool
Prog #
Day
Date
Time
R/NR
Min/Max
302230-01
302230-02
302230-03
302230-04
302230-05
302230-06
302230-07
302230-08
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
Tu-F
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
6/13-6/16
6/20-6/23
6/27-6/30
7/5-7/8
7/11-7/14
7/18-7/21
7/25-7/28
8/1-8/4
10:00-10:55am
10:00-10:55am
10:00-10:55am
10:00-10:55am
10:00-10:55am
10:00-10:55am
10:00-10:55am
10:00-10:55am
$45/$56
$45/$56
$45/$56
$45/$56
$45/$56
$45/$56
$45/$56
$45/$56
3/8
3/8
3/8
3/8
3/8
3/8
3/8
3/8
Day
Date
Time
302260-01 M-Th 6/13-7/28* 5:00-6:30pm
302260-02 M-Th 6/13-7/1
5:00-6:30pm
302260-03 M-Th 7/5-7/28
5:00-6:30pm
*No diving 7/4
R/NR
Min/Max
$275/$244 5/15
$150/$188 1/4
$150/$188 1/4
GOLD TRAVEL TEAM
This class is designed for the diver who has been recommended from the beginning diving lesson. If divers have
come from a different diving program, or have had no formal
instruction, the diver should be able to successfully execute
a front approach, back approach, front dive, and a back dive.
Divers at this level are encouraged to register for multiple
sessions.
Location: Birchwood Pool
This group of divers is selected by coach recommendation or
through placement at a scheduled tryout. Divers in this group
have a strong passion to improve their diving abilities and
want to take their diving to the next level. These divers also
have a strong desire to compete and will attend all Illinois Diving Association meets and Regional competitions. This group
will meet 5 days a week for 2.5 hours each session. Members
must become registered members of USA Diving Competitive
Blue Level ($20) and must bring a copy of their card to the
first practice. This team is limited to 15 members.
Location: Eagle Pool
Prog #
Day
Date
Time
R/NR
Min/Max
Prog #
302240-01
302240-02
302240-03
302240-04
302240-05
302240-06
302240-07
302240-08
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
Tu-F
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
6/13-6/16
6/20-6/23
6/27-6/30
7/5-7/8
7/11-7/14
7/18-7/21
7/25-7/28
8/1-8/4
11:00-12:00pm
11:00-12:00pm
11:00-12:00pm
11:00-12:00pm
11:00-12:00pm
11:00-12:00pm
11:00-12:00pm
11:00-12:00pm
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
$48/$60
3/8
3/8
3/8
3/8
3/8
3/8
3/8
3/8
302250-01 M-Th 6/13-7/28* 9:15-11:45am
*No diving 7/4
INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED LEARN TO DIVE
JOIN US FOR POOL FUN!
FLOAT NIGHTS
BIRCHWOOD POOL, EAGLE POOL,
OPEN KAYAKING
EAGLE POOL
See page 20 for details.
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Prog #
Day
Date
Time
R/NR
Min/Max
$420/$495 5/15
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13 • PALATINE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK
5:15–6:00PM REGISTRATION AND WARM-UP TIME • 6:00–8:00PM FIELD EVENTS AND TRACK EVENTS
FEES
DIVISIONS
$3
7 years & older
(allows participation in 3 events)
Boys and Girls 6 & younger, 7–8, 9–10, 11–12, 13–14,
15–16, 17–18, 19–29, 30–39, 40–49, 50–59, 60 & older
$1
6 years & younger
(allows participation in the 50 meter dash)
EVENTS
FREE
Anyone registered in any of the Track and Field
programs on this page.
Field
Track
Long Jump, Triple Jump, High Jump,
Shot Put, Discus
50, 100, 400, 800, 1600, 100/110 Hurdles,
400 Relay
ATHLETICS
PALATINE TRACK & FIELD NIGHT
Registration taken day of event ONLY at the Palatine High School Track.
PALATINE RUNNING CLUB
EARLY BIRD RUNNING PROGRAM
(4th–12th grade)
Have fun while learning the fundamentals and training
methods for distance running and sprinting. Participants will
run each day and learn about hydration, nutrition, running
etiquette, injury prevention, and other running topics. Wear
running shoes and bring a water bottle. All skill levels welcome and no experience necessary. Parents are welcome to
run or walk during sessions.
Location: Hamilton Park (Tuesday/Thursday)
Ost Field (Friday)
Min/Max: 15/75
Prog #
Day
303600-01 Tu/Th/F
*No class 7/1
Date
6/14-7/22*
Time
9:00-10:00am
R/NR
$45/$57
GRADE SCHOOL TRACK
(2nd–6th grade)
This program offers track training for beginners. Form, coordination, and technique are taught with drills and games
designed to encourage enjoyment of the sport. All participants will receive free entry into the Track and Field Night on
Wednesday, July 13.
Instructor: John Nalley & Palatine Coaches
Location: Palatine HS Track
Min/Max: 15/130
Prog #
Day
304230-01 M/W
*No class 7/4
Date
6/13-7/6*
Time
6:00-7:00pm
R/NR
$42/$53
JUNIOR HIGH/HIGH SCHOOL TRACK
(Jr. High–High School)
This program offers track training in coordination, strength,
and technique in all field events, hurdles, and sprint training.
All participants will receive free entry into the Track and Field
Night on Wednesday, July 13.
Instructor: John Nalley & Palatine Coaches
Min/Max: 15/130
Prog #
Day
304350-01 M/W
*No class 7/4
Date
6/13-7/6*
Time
6:00-8:00pm
R/NR
$52/$65
(6th+ grade)
This is an organized training program involving running or
walking for people of all ages who want to improve cardiovascular fitness. Past summers have had up to 100 participants, ages 10 through 75 years. The program emphasizes
endurance, proper running form, and stretching techniques.
One day each week focuses on track—utilizing Palatine High
School facilities. Groups are formed based on experience and
ability. Instruction and training is directed by Palatine High
School cross country coaches and other professionals.
Instructor: Chris Quick & Joe Parks
Min/Max: 12/100
Prog #
Day
303530-01 M-F
*No class 7/4
Date
6/13-7/22*
Time
6:00-7:30am
R/NR
$47/$59
ROAD WARRIORS
(5th+ grade)
This program emphasizes endurance and strength training
by using the latest techniques in running and core body
strength training. The beginning “fitness” runner as well as
the experienced “racer” will be able to benefit from this program. The training gains made through road runs, track runs,
running technique drills, and various strength exercises will
benefit all runners.
Location: Fremd HS Track
Min/Max: 15/75
Prog #
Day
303620-01 M-Th
*No class 7/4
Date
6/13-7/21*
Time
7:30-9:00am
R/NR
$47/$59
see page
FEET FEST
34
for details
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ATHLETICS
SUMMER FOOTBALL CAMP
TOUCH RUGBY CLINIC
Learn the basics of football from the Fremd High School
football staff. This will be a non-padded/non-contact camp
presented in a “fun-first” safe environment. Age appropriate skills and concepts will be emphasized. Molded rubber
spikes are recommended but not required.
Instructor: Lou Sponsel & Fremd Coaching Staff
Location:
Fremd HS
Min/Max: 15/120
This non-contact program will introduce 10–14 year olds to
the international sport of rugby. Ball handling, running, kicking, and rules of the game will be covered.
Location: Falcon Park Outdoor Field
Min/Max: 10/50
(3rd–6th grade)
Prog #
303540-01
Day
M-Th
Date
6/13-6/23
Time
R/NR
11:00am-1:00pm $135/$169
7TH & 8TH GRADE FOOTBALL CAMP
(7th–8th grade)
Campers will have the chance to work with Fremd Football
staff along with current and former Fremd players. The camp
will consist of drills to help improve speed, agility, quickness,
and skills needed at every position including lineman. There
will be an emphasis on many different competitions including
a 7-on-7 tournament and the punt, pass, and kick competition. Come experience what it takes to be part of the IRON
WILL tradition!
Instructor: Lou Sponsel & Fremd Coaching Staff
Location:
Fremd HS
Min/Max: 10/100
Prog #
303545-01
Day
Date
M-Th 7/11-7/21
Time
R/NR
11:00am-1:00pm $135/$169
FLAG FOOTBALL SKILLS SUMMER CAMP
(6–11 years)
This camp will get you ready for the upcoming football season. Participants will learn all the skill positions necessary
to be successful in flag football. Throwing, catching, running,
and defensive and offensive principles will be covered in a
fun and safe environment. Camp will be broken down by age
groups.
Location:
Sycamore Park
Min/Max: 15/50
Age:
6–8 years
Prog #
304150-01
Day
M-F
Date
7/18-7/22
Age:
9–11 years
Prog #
304150-02
Day
M-F
Date
7/18-7/22
Time
9:00-10:15am
R/NR
$50/$63
Time
10:30-11:45am
R/NR
$50/$63
YOUTH PEE WEE FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE
(5–7 years)
Learn football fundamentals without heavy contact. In Youth
Flag Football, the focus is on teamwork in a positive and
structured environment. Children will learn passing and other
aspects of the game that will keep them active and help them
develop skills such as hand-eye coordination. In addition,
children will have an opportunity to develop leadership skills
and build self-esteem as they improve their technique.
Location:
Falcon Park Turf
Min/Max: 60/140
Prog #
204690-01
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Day
Sa
Date
9/10-10/29
Time
8:30am-3:00pm
R/NR
$170/$213
(10–14 years)
Prog #
Day
Date
304750-01 M
6/20
*Pre-registration is required.
Time
6:30-7:30pm
R/NR*
FREE
ROOKIE RUGBY CAMP
(10–14 years)
This non-contact program will introduce boys and girls to
Olympic Rugby. Ball handling, running, kicking, and rules of
the game will be covered. Each participant will be registered
with USA Rugby, receive an official rugby ball, and t-shirt.
Instructor: Palatine Rugby Club Coaches
Location:
Falcon Park Outdoor Field
Min/Max: 10/75
Age:
Girls/10–14 years
Prog #
304470-01
Day
M/W
Age:
Boys/10–14 years
Prog #
Day
304470-02 M/W
*No class 7/4
Date
6/22-7/20*
Date
6/22-7/20*
Time
6:30-7:30pm
R/NR
$65/$82
Time
6:30-7:30pm
R/NR
$65/$82
DISC GOLF COURSE
MARGRETH RIEMER RESERVOIR
QUENTIN ROAD & WOOD STREET
The 5,667 ft, 18-hole, par 55 course is open 8:00am to
dusk daily, April 15 through November 15. All 18 holes
include Mach 3 baskets and tee markers with signs
indicating hole location, distance, and par. The course
is unsupervised and no reservations are needed. Bring
your own disc!
For a printable scorecard and game rules visit
palatineparks.org . Email scores to ppd@palatineparks.
org for posting of course records. Include name, age,
date, and name of person who can verify score.
ATHLETICS
YOUTH BASKETBALL
FALL/WINTER LEAGUE
The Palatine Park District Youth Basketball program emphasizes the fundamentals of basketball, sportsmanship,
and teamwork while having fun through league play. The
program is for children in grades 3–8. Teams are based
by grade, experience, and skill level. Registration for the
2016–2017 season will begin in August. Visit our website
at palatineparks.org for more information.
BOYS BASKETBALL CAMPS
(3rd–8th grade)
Join the head coaches of Palatine and Fremd High Schools
in improving your basketball skills. Both camps work on
developing fundamental skills through practice, drills, and
scrimmages.
Instructor: Bob Widloski
Location: Fremd HS Gym
Min/Max: 20/100
Age:
5th–8th grade
Prog #
304070-01
Day Date
M-Th 6/13-6/23
Time
9:15-10:45am
Instructor: Eric Millstone
Location: Falcon Park Gym
Age:
3rd–5th grade
Prog #
304070-02
Day
M-Th
Date
7/5-7/14*
Age:
6th–8th grade
R/NR
$90/$113
Min/Max: 20/100
Time
10:30am-12:00pm
Prog #
Day
Date
Time
304070-03 M-Th 7/5-7/14* 9:00-10:30am
*No class 7/4. Make-up for 7/4 will be held on 7/8.
R/NR
$90/$113
R/NR
$90/$113
SUMMER BASEBALL CAMPS
(4th–8th grade)
The Summer Baseball Camps offer youngsters the opportunity to receive the latest in skill instruction and player development. Palatine’s Head Baseball Coach, Paul Belo leads
this camp. Campers will receive individual and small group
instruction daily, with an intense concentration on fundamentals common to all position players (hitting, bunting, throwing, fielding, and running). Each camper will be assigned to a
“team” which will travel as a group through various instructional “stations.” Campers should bring a bat, glove, baseball
spikes, baseball pants or sweat pants, shorts, athletic supporter, and cup. Water will be provided at the site.
Instructor: Paul Belo, Head Baseball Coach &
Assistants at Palatine HS
Location:
Palatine HS Baseball Fields
Min/Max: 15/100
Age:
4th–6th grade
Prog #
304530-01
Day
M-F
Date
6/13-6/17
Age:
7th–8th grade
Prog #
304530-02
Day
M-F
Date
6/13-6/17
Time
9:00-11:00am
R/NR
$100/$125
Time
12:00-2:00pm
R/NR
$100/$125
GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMP
(1st–8th grade)
The girls basketball camp is designed to develop fundamental skills such as dribbling, shooting, and passing. Scrimmage games will also be played.
Instructor: Palatine HS Coaching Staff
Location:
Falcon Park Gym
Min/Max: 15/75
Prog #
304180-01
Day
M-Th
Date
6/13-6/16
Time
2:30-4:00pm
R/NR
$50/$63
TEAM MSL SUMMER BASKETBALL CAMP
(1st–8th grade)
Team MSL comes to Palatine with fundamental and advanced
training in all aspects of the game of basketball. Participants
will practice drills to enhance basketball skills such as shooting, passing, dribbling, and conditioning. This camp includes
instruction as well as structured games.
Location:
Falcon Park Gym
Min/Max: 15/50
Age:
1st–4th grade
Prog #
304550-01
Day
M-Th
Date
8/8-8/11
Age:
5th–8th grade
Prog #
304550-02
Day
M-Th
Date
8/8-8/11
Time
9:00-11:00am
R/NR
$125/$157
Time
9:00-11:00am
R/NR
$125/$157
ADVANCED SUMMER BASEBALL CAMP
(5th–8th grade)
This camp is geared towards the travel baseball player and is
led by Head Fremd High School Baseball Coach, Chris Piggott
and former Fremd baseball players. The camp will not only
focus on basic skill and player development, but also on more
advanced techniques to enhance the player’s competitive level. Players will be taught fundamentals common to all players
as well as specific position fundamentals. Campers should
wear spikes, baseball pants, hat, athletic supporter, and cup.
Instructor: Chris Piggott, Head Baseball Coach &
Fremd Baseball Players
Location:
Fremd HS Varsity Baseball Field
Min/Max: 15/50
Prog #
304030-01
Day
Date
Tu/W 6/14-6/29
Time
8:00-9:30am
R/NR
$110/$138
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ATHLETICS
VOLLEYKIDZ BEACH CAMP
EVP® INDOOR VOLLEYBALL CAMPS
Volleykidz is an introductory camp for children 1st–3rd grade.
The lesson plan introduces the pass, set, and spike using
a very light volleyball. Volleykidz will improve each child’s
hand/eye coordination and left/right coordination through
the use of fun drills and gross motor games. Lesson plans
also incorporate short educational drills including spelling,
math, and science. Canceled classes are made up on Friday.
Instructor: EVP Volleyball Pro Certified Coaches
Location:
Community Center, Sand Volleyball Courts
Min/Max: 8/24
Come indoors for a special camp session taught and directed
by EVP® Volleyball Professionals. The four day camp will concentrate on the fundamentals of passing, setting, and spiking. The lesson plan directs the use of self-mastery training
that helps each student reach a new level. The knowledge of
the instructors will give the participants a head start on their
skills in preparation for the next upcoming volleyball season.
Instructor: EVP® Volleyball Pros Certified Coaches
Location:
Min/Max: 8/24
Age:
2nd–3rd grade
Prog #
304590-01
304590-02
Prog #
304025-01
Day
M-Th
Age:
4th–5th grade
EVP® TOUR BEACH VOLLEYBALL CAMPS
Prog #
304025-02
Day
M-Th
It’s time to take your volleyball game to the beach! This camp,
hosted by the EVP® Volleyball Professionals, features all the
latest drills and training techniques that build your skills for
the next level. There will be lots of contests and games too,
with fun and active instructors. The camp will concentrate on
the fundamentals of passing, setting, serving, and spiking.
Players will learn to overhand serve and play organized
games. The lesson plan directs individual training that helps
each student reach a new level. This four day camp is for
4th–8th graders. Canceled classes are made up on Friday.
Instructor: EVP® Volleyball Pro Certified Coaches
Location:
Community Center, Sand Volleyball Courts
Min/Max: 8/24
Age:
4th–5th grade
Age:
6th–8th grade
Prog #
304025-03
Day
M-Th
(1st–3rd grade)
Day
M-Th
M-Th
Date
6/20-6/23
7/11-7/14
Time
8:30-9:30am
8:30-9:30am
R/NR
$70/$88
$70/$88
(4th–8th grade)
Prog #
304500-01
304500-02
Day
M-Th
M-Th
Date
Time
6/20-6/23 9:00-11:00am
7/11-7/14 9:00-11:00am
Age:
6th–8th grade
Prog #
304500-03
304500-04
Day
M-Th
M-Th
R/NR
$94/$118
$94/$118
Date
Time
R/NR
6/20-6/23 10:30am-12:30pm $94/$118
7/11-7/14 10:30am-12:30pm $94/$118
(2nd–8th grade)
Date
8/8-8/11
Date
8/8-8/11
Date
8/8-8/11
Time
1:00-2:30pm
R/NR
$84/$105
Time
8:30-10:30am
R/NR
$94/$118
Time
R/NR
10:30am-1:00pm $119/$149
VOLLEYBALL SERVING CLINIC
(3rd–8th grade)
Struggling with your serve? This is the clinic to head you in
the right direction. The 3rd–5th grade clinic will focus on
underhand serving. The 6th–8th graders will focus on overhand float, top spin, and jump serve. Learn and grow with our
experienced coaches.
Instructor: Eric Caro
Location:
Min/Max: 10/36
Age:
3rd–5th grade
Prog #
304065-01
Day
Date
M/W/F 6/13-6/17
Age:
6th–8th grade
Prog #
304065-02
Day
Date
M/W/F 6/13-6/17
Time
6:00-7:00pm
R/NR
$30/$38
Time
7:00-8:30pm
R/NR
$45/$57
MIDDLE SCHOOL SUMMER
VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE
(6th–8th grade in fall 2016)
Sign up for this summer coed league to keep your volleyball
skills fresh for the next season. One hour practice on Monday
nights and the matches will be held on Wednesday nights, at
Falcon Park Recreation Center. We will do our best to honor
friend requests. Registration deadline is June 3.
Location: Falcon Park Recreation Center Min/Max: 24/60
Prog #
Day
Date
Time
R/NR
304060-01 M/W 6/27-8/10*
6:15-8:15pm
$95/$119
*No class 7/4. Class will meet at the Community Center on 7/6
and 8/3.
see pages
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ATHLETICS
GIRLS LACROSSE SUMMER CAMPS
(3rd–9th grade)
Our highly skilled and experienced coaches include women with high school, collegiate, and post collegiate playing
experience, current college athletes, and current varsity high
school athletes.
BEGINNERS
Staff will teach players the fundamentals of girls’ lacrosse.
Girls will learn the skills of the game in a fun, fast-paced, and
dynamic environment with drills and games. There is also
opportunity for more advanced skill development such as offensive and defensive positioning and simulated game play.
EXPERIENCED
Staff will work with the experienced player to fine tune skills,
correct positioning, and learn advanced techniques for
improving her game. With small group instruction, there will
be many opportunities for one-on-one personal expertise
sharing. Experienced players will engage in game play with
instruction—all in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.
Location:
Cardinal Park
Min/Max: 15/50
Prog #
304210-01
Day
M-Th
Date
7/18-7/21
Time
1:00-3:00pm
R/NR
$130/$163
INTRODUCTORY LACROSSE CAMP
(1st–6th grade)
Lacrosse is the most rapidly growing sport in America! This is
your opportunity to give it a try. Coaches will introduce “soft
lacrosse” for players new to the sport, or players with little
lacrosse experience. Soft lacrosse incorporates all of the fast
paced action and fun of regular lacrosse, but eliminates the
need for expensive equipment. Both boys and girls will be
provided with a loaner lacrosse stick, and other necessary
equipment. Players will participate in fun and exciting drills
and scrimmages that aim to teach the fundamentals and
rules of the sport in a safe and fun environment. Lacrosse
is a great crossover sport for football, hockey, soccer, and
basketball players.
The camp is open to boys and girls and players will be
split into groups by age. Players should bring their own
water bottle.
Instructor: James Lang
Location:
Falcon Park Outdoor Field Min/Max: 10/100
Prog #
304330-01
Day
M-Th
Date
7/11-7/14
Time
9:00-10:30am
R/NR
$125/$157
CHALLENGER BRITISH SOCCER CAMPS
(3–14 years)
British Soccer Camps give children a week of coaching and
confidence building from a staff of specially trained British
soccer athletes. There are separate programs for all levels
and ages. Every day includes foot skills, technical drills,
tactical practices, small-sided games, coached scrimmages,
and a daily tournament. Each camper will receive a Challenger soccer ball, British Soccer Camp t-shirt, a camp award,
and an individual skills evaluation. British Soccer Camps
teach kids confidence, self discipline, good sportsmanship,
and most importantly, respect for yourself, other players, and
for the game. Partial scholarships are available for families
willing to host British coaches.
Location:
Birchwood South
Min/Max: 10/50
FIRST KICKS CAMP (3–4 YEARS)
OPEN GYM & OPEN TURF
Open Gym is available at Birchwood Recreation Center,
Community Center, and Falcon Park Recreation Center
throughout the year.
Open Turf is available at Falcon Park Recreation Center.
See page 6 for information on open gym and turf
passes. For daily updates visit palatineparks.org or
download the PalatineParks App.
Prog #
304110-01
Day
M-F
Date
8/8-8/12
Time
9:00-11:00am
R/NR
$86/$108
MINI SOCCER CAMP (5–6 YEARS)
Prog #
304110-02
Day
M-F
Date
8/8-8/12
Time
R/NR
10:30am-12:00pm $106/$133
HALF DAY CAMP (7–10 YEARS)
Prog #
304110-03
Day
M-F
Date
8/8-8/12
Time
9:00am-12:00pm
R/NR
$139/$174
HALF DAY CAMP (11–14 YEARS)
Prog #
304110-04
Day
M-F
Date
8/8-8/12
Time
9:00am-12:00pm
R/NR
$139/$174
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ATHLETICS
LITTLE CELTIC PLAYER CAMP
(3–6 years)
A creative and fun approach will be used to introduce age
appropriate soccer fundamentals. All participants will be
engaged in many FUN soccer activities as well as exercises
that work on a child’s motor development skills (jumping, balance, and body fakes). Player Development Academy t-shirts
will be issued to each participant. Players are asked to wear
black shorts and socks. All players should also bring proper
footwear (gym shoes or soccer cleats), shin guards, soccer
ball (size 3), and a water bottle to class.
Location: Celtic Park Turf Fields
Min/Max: 10/100
Prog #
304820-01
Day
M-Th
Date
7/25-7/28
Time
6:00-6:50pm
R/NR
$40/$50
CELTIC FOOTSKILLS CAMP
(6–16 years)
Do you want to have better control with the ball? Then this is
the technical training camp for you. The camp will consist of
repetitive ball control exercises that will improve the touch of
any player at any level. Players will work through a series of
activities aimed at developing individual soccer skills such as
ball mastery, passing and receiving, moves, turns, shielding,
and finishing. The camp will also focus on developing quick
reflexes and faster thinking through small-sided attacking
games, which will be fast paced, exciting, and challenging.
Min/Max: 10/100
Prog #
304830-01
304830-02
304830-03
304830-04
Day
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
Date
6/20-6/23
6/20-6/23
7/11-7/14
7/11-7/14
Time
9:00-11:00am
6:00-8:00pm
9:00-11:00am
6:00-8:00pm
R/NR
$88/$110
$88/$110
$88/$110
$88/$110
CELTIC RECREATIONAL CAMP
(7–14 years)
The camp will offer area recreational players a chance to
work on and develop their individual soccer skills in an
educational, safe, and fun learning environment. Players will
be challenged to improve their dribbling, shielding, passing,
receiving, moves, turns, and shooting in age appropriate
small-sided games.
Min/Max: 10/100
CELTIC ELITE GOALKEEPER CAMP
(7–18 years)
The Goalkeeper Camp will focus on improving each player's
technical, tactical, physical, and psychological skills with a
specific reference to handling, footwork, shot stopping, collect crosses, breakaways, defensive organization, offensive
distribution, vision, and decision making.
Min/Max: 10/100
Prog #
304860-01
Day
M-Th
Time
9:00-11:00am
R/NR
$88/$110
LITTLE CELTIC SOCCER LEAGUE
(4–6 years)
The camp is geared towards dedicated players who are
seeking extra touches on the ball leading into their upcoming team camps. In addition, the camp will work on player's
speed, agility, and footwork within the game.
Min/Max: 10/100
This league will emphasize the fundamentals of soccer,
sportsmanship, and teamwork. Children will be placed on
teams and practice one evening a week for one hour. Practice days will be held Monday through Thursday anywhere
between 5:00pm and 7:30pm. Practice days and times will
be determined once teams are formed and will start the week
before the first game. Shinguards are required. Teams will be
formed two weeks before practice starts and the coach will
communicate practice times. VOLUNTEER coaches are needed. When registering your child, indicate if you are willing to
volunteer on your registration form.
Location: Falcon Park Turf
Min/Max: 24/64
Age:
4 years
Prog #
304840-01
Prog #
Day
4204870-01 Su
Prog #
304850-01
Day
M-Th
Date
7/18-7/21
Time
6:00-8:00pm
R/NR
$88/$110
CELTIC ELITE PRESEASON CAMP
(7–14 years)
Day
M-Th
Date
8/1-8/4
Time
9:00-11:00am
R/NR
$88/$110
Age:
Date
9/11-10/23
5-6 years
Prog #
Day
4204870-02 Su
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Date
8/1-8/4
Date
9/11-10/23
Time
12:00pm, 1:00pm
2:00pm, 3:00pm
R/NR
$95/$119
Min/Max: 32/80
Time
12:00pm, 1:00pm
2:00pm, 3:00pm
R/NR
$95/$119
SKATEBOARD LESSONS
(8+ years)
Join Ken Walther, National Archery Association Level III Regional High Performance Coach, to learn the exciting sport of
archery. The instructor will follow the National Archery Association Junior Olympic Development program which includes
safety, shooting, and equipment. Parents are encouraged to
register and participate with their child. All equipment for this
program will be provided; however, you may use your own
equipment with the approval of the instructor.
Instructor: Ken Walther
Location: Birchwood Gym
Min/Max: 7/16
Prog #
Level Day Date
Time
R/NR
303500-01 Beg. M
6/6-6/27
6:00-7:00pm $48/$60
303500-02 Int.
M
6/6-6/27
7:00-8:00pm $48/$60
303500-03 Int. II M
6/6-6/27
8:00-9:00pm $48/$60
303500-11 Beg. M
7/11-8/1
6:00-7:00pm $48/$60
303500-12 Int.
M
7/11-8/1
7:00-8:00pm $48/$60
303500-13 Int. II M
7/11-8/1
8:00-9:00pm $48/$60
303500-21 Beg. M
8/8-8/29*
6:00-7:00pm $36/$45
303500-22 Int.
M
8/8-8/29* 7:00-8:00pm $36/$45
303500-23 Int. II M
8/8-8/29*
8:00-9:00pm $36/$45
*No class 8/22
Note: student must have taken previous level or have instructor’s
permission for intermediate classes.
BEGINNING ARCHERY CAMP
(8+ years)
Whether you are new to the sport or an experienced archer,
this camp will challenge you to new levels. Join Ken Walther,
National Archery Association Level III Regional High Performance Coach, as we study safety, shooting, stance, and
equipment. Camp meets rain or shine.
Instructor: Ken Walther
Location:
Rose Park
Min/Max: 8/10
Prog #
303510-01
Day
Sa
Date
7/9 & 7/16
Time
9:00-10:30am
R/NR
$33/$42
(5–15 years)
Skateboarding is a great sport for people of all ages. It is a
safe sport to learn and lessons are taught to avoid injury. Participants will learn starting, stopping, turning, equipment care,
foot orientation, basic techniques, safety, and skate park
etiquette. Students are required to wear safety gear including
helmet, elbow pads, knee pads, and wrist guards. Equipment
is available for rent through GoSkate.com.
Instructor: GoSkate Staff
Location: Skate Park
Min/Max: 5/5
Age:
5–9 years
Prog #
Day
304560-01 Su
*No class 7/3
Age:
Date
Time
6/19-7/31* 10:00-11:00am
R/NR
$208/$260
ATHLETICS
ARCHERY
9–15 years
Prog #
Day
304560-02 Su
*No class 7/3
Date
Time
6/19-7/31* 1:00-2:00pm
R/NR
$208/$260
INTRO TO INLINE HOCKEY
(6–10 years)
Participants will learn basic inline skating skills through fun
and interactive games and activities. Skills learned include
starting, stopping, balancing, falling, and getting up. Professional instructors will conduct classes in a positive atmosphere which makes learning to skate a fun experience for all
hockey skaters. Please refer to www.saltcreeksportscenter.
com for all equipment needs.
Instructor: Salt Creek Sports Center Staff
Location: Salt Creek Sports Center
Min/Max: 10/30
Prog #
Day
204320-02 M
304320-01 M
*No class 7/4, 9/5
Date
6/6-7/18*
8/15-10/3*
Time
5:15-6:00pm
5:15-6:00pm
R/NR
$59/$74
$59/$74
LEARN TO PLAY HOCKEY – LEVEL I
(5–10 years)
This developmental program for the beginner player includes
basic skills such as shooting, stick handling, and passing.
Scrimmages will be controlled in order to instruct players
on positioning and offensive and defensive strategies. No
equipment needed.
Instructor: Salt Creek Sports Center Staff
Location: Salt Creek Sports Center
Min/Max: 5/25
Prog #
Day
204390-02 M
304390-01 M
*No class 7/4, 9/5
Date
6/6-7/18*
8/15-10/3*
Time
4:30-5:15pm
4:30-5:15pm
R/NR
$59/$74
$59/$74
see page
SPORTS CAMP
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ATHLETICS
MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL LEAGUE
(18+ years)
This league is for recreational college basketball players
looking to play in a more organized league format. Teams
will play once a week with a single elimination tournament at
the end of the regular season. Completed registration form,
roster, and fee are due at the time of registration. Registration
deadline is May 31 at 9:00am.
Location:
Falcon Park Gym
Min/Max: 4/8 teams
Prog #
303100-01
Day Date
Time
Tu
6/14–7/26
6:00-9:00pm
plus playoffs
R/NR
$500/$575
per team
MEN'S OPEN SOCCER LEAGUE
(18+ years)
Teams play eight regular season games with the top four
team competing in the playoffs. All games are 7 vs. 7. Completed registration form, roster, and fee are due at the time of
registration. Registration deadline is June 10 at 9:00am.
Location:
Falcon Park Turf
Min/Max: 4/8 teams
Prog #
303850-01
Day Date
Time
F
6/24–7/29
9:00pm, 9:45pm,
plus playoffs 10:30pm
LUNCH BUNCH AT FALCON PARK
(18+ years)
Session:
Location:
Fee:
June 13–August 11 (no lunch bunch 7/4)
$9 R/$11 NR; or $3 daily drop-in fee
BASKETBALL Tuesday, Thursday; 12:00–1:30pm
Prog #:
303800-01
SOCCER
Prog #:
Monday, Wednesday; 12:00–1:30pm
(1/2 turf)
303810-01
COMMUNITY
SKATE PARK
R/NR
$650/$725
per team
RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL
(18+ years)
Join other volleyball players in this informal drop-in program.
This popular program fills up each night and the maximum is
reached on a first-come, first-served basis.
Location: Community Center Gym
Visits
Daily Fee
Day
Th
Date
6/9-10/27
Location:
Falcon Park Gym
Visits
Daily Fee
Day
Su
Date
6/5-8/7
Time
7:00-10:00pm
R/NR
$5/$7
Time
4:30-8:00pm
R/NR
$5/$7
RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL PASS
10 Visit Pass
$40 R/$56 NR
Visits can be used at Community Center or Falcon Park Recreation Center. Recreational Volleyball passes do not expire.
COED 14” HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
MUSHBALL LEAGUE
(9th–12th grade)
Stay active, be social, and have fun all at the same time. This
coed recreational league is for those 14–18 years old. Teams
will play a ten-game season, ending with a single elimination
tournament. Teams will need to bring their own softball bats.
Girls can use a softball glove. A parent of one of the players is
required to be on the player’s bench. Completed registration
form, roster, and fee are due at time of registration. Registration deadline is May 30.
Location: Osage Park
Min/Max: 6/12 teams
Prog #
304140-01
Day
Su
Date
6/5-8/7*
Time
9:00am-12:00pm
R/NR
$450/$525
per team
*No games 7/3
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HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday–Saturday
Sunday
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Beginners Only (under 12 years old)
9:00am–9:00pm
12:00pm–9:00pm
9:00am–2:00pm
Skate Park rules and closing dates are posted at the park and
are available online at palatineparks.org.
(6+ years/Family Class)
(8+ years)
You’ll train in kicking drills, footwork, self-defense, push
ups, agility training, forms, sparring, and so much more. At
the same time, you’ll learn all-important life skills such as
respect, focus, self-control, and discipline. As a first time student, you will receive your first test and uniform for FREE. For
questions, please call Grand Master Wood at 847.705.8714.
Instructor: Master J.P. Wood
Learn this awesome sword martial art from Grand Master
John P. Wood. Classes include instruction in the basics
of sword training and fundamental cutting skills, fencing,
self-defense, and much more. Come join us in this exciting
art! As a first time student, you will receive your uniform and
first test for FREE.
Prog #
Day
Date
Time
303590-01 M
6/13-8/15* 6:00-7:00pm
303590-02 Tu
6/14-8/16 5:00-6:00pm
303590-03 W
6/15-8/17 6:00-7:00pm
303590-04 Th
6/16-8/18 5:00-6:00pm
303590-05 F
6/17-8/19* 5:00-6:00pm
*No class 7/4
Note: Fees are per person.
Prog #
303640-01
303640-02
303640-03
*No class 7/4
R/NR
$119/$149
$129/$162
$129/$162
$129/$162
$129/$162
STUNT ACTION MOVIE CAMP
(6–13 years)
Kids can live out their fantasy by starring in a stunt action
hero movie at this fantastic one week camp. Campers will
learn and practice martial arts, tumbling, stunt action adventure and movie acting skills, and then they’ll create, practice
and star in their own stunt action hero movie! No experience
needed. Participants will be divided according to age. All
participants will receive a DVD of their final movie. Bring a
packed lunch and drink each day.
Location:
Prog #
304520-01
Day
M-Th
F
Date
Time
R/NR
7/25-7/29 10:30am-3:30pm $179/$224
10:30am-12:30pn
Day
M
W
F
Date
6/13-8/15*
6/15-8/17
6/17-8/19
Time
7:00-8:00pm
7:00-8:00pm
7:00-8:00pm
R/NR
$119/$149
$129/$162
$129/$162
ATHLETICS
SAMURANG SWORD TRAINING
FAMILY CLASS
MARTIAL ARTS & TAE KWON DO
FAMILY CLASS
TAE KWON DO FOR TEENS & ADULTS
(13+ years)
If you want an intense and motivating class with top-level
instruction, this class is for you. You’ll train in kicking drills,
footwork, self-defense, strikes, agility and plyometric training,
forms, sparring, ab work, push ups, and so much more. You’ll
look and feel great while learning important self-defense
skills. All levels welcome.
Location:
Prog #
303660-01
303660-02
Day
Tu
Th
Date
6/14-8/16
6/16-8/18
Time
7:00-8:00pm
7:00-8:00pm
R/NR
$129/$162
$129/$162
YOUTH BRAZILIAN JIU JITSU
(5–13 years)
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu helps children develop and apply genuine
self-defense skills, agility, coordination, strength, and more.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu does not rely on size, strength, or speed
and uses a combination of submissions, escapes, and defensive techniques to neutralize dangerous situations. In fact,
the techniques taught in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu will help children
defend themselves against a much larger opponent. Participants will develop confidence and a positive self-image as
they learn new techniques.
Instructor: Flo Mixed Martial Arts Staff
Location:
Flo Mixed Martial Arts
Min/Max: 1/15
Prog #
304630-01
304630-02
304630-03
Day
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Tu/Th
Date
6/2-6/30
7/5-7/28
8/2-8/30
Time
5:00-5:45pm
5:00-5:45pm
5:00-5:45pm
R/NR
$145/$182
$145/$182
$145/$182
CHILD BOXING
(5–13 years)
This class teaches basic boxing techniques and will improve
cardiovascular endurance, strength, and flexibility, as well as
self-confidence and discipline.
Instructor: Adrian Grodzki
Location:
Flo Mixed Martial Arts
Min/Max: 1/10
Prog #
304130-01
304130-02
304130-03
Day
M/W
M/W
M/W
Date
6/1-6/29
7/6-7/27
8/1-8/31
Time
5:00-5:45pm
5:00-5:45pm
5:00-5:45pm
R/NR
$145/$182
$145/$182
$145/$182
85
ATHLETICS
ILLINOIS SHOTOKAN KARATE CLUB
YOUTH KARATE SAFETY (6–22 years)
Youth karate classes will put children in touch with their bodies and offer a good mix of strength training, along with cardiovascular and flexibility exercises. Children increase their coordination, agility, and poise, while learning lasting personal safety
skills. They also benefit from the mental stimulation of learning the choreographed moves of the kata and the discipline of
conforming to the class rules.
Prog #
Age
304650-01
304650-02
304650-03
304650-04
304650-05
304650-06
304650-07
304650-08
304650-09
304650-10
304650-11
7-14 years
7-14 years
7-14 years
7-22 years
8-14 years
6-14 years
7-14 years
7-14 years
7-14 years
7-14 years
7-14 years
Level
Beg./Cont. (white belts)
Novice (red-blue belts)
Int. (green & purple belts)
Adv. (brown-black belts)
Beg./Cont. (white-red belts)
Int./Adv. (orange belt & up)*
Beg./Cont. (white-red belts)
Novice (orange-blue belts)
Int./Adv. (green-black belts)
Beg. (white belts)
Cont. (white w/stripesred belts)
304650-12 7-14 years
304650-13 7-14 years
Int. (green-purple belts)
304650-14 7-14 years
*Instructor’s permission required
Day
Date
Time
Location
Min/Max R/NR
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
W
W
Th
Th
Th
Sa
Sa
6/14-8/23
6/14-8/23
6/14-8/23
6/14-8/23
6/15-8/24
6/15-8/24
6/16-8/25
6/16-8/25
6/16-8/25
6/11-8/20
6/11-8/20
4:15-5:10pm
5:15-6:10pm
5:15-6:10pm
6:45-8:00pm
5:00-6:00pm
5:00-6:00pm
4:00-4:55pm
5:00-5:55pm
6:00-7:25pm
10:00-11:00am
11:10am-12:10pm
BW Gym
BW Gym
BW Gym
ISKC Dojo
BW Gym
BW Gym
Frontier Park
Frontier Park
Frontier Park
ISKC Dojo
ISKC Dojo
1/25
1/25
1/25
1/20
1/25
1/25
1/10
1/10
1/10
1/20
1/20
$110/$138
$110/$138
$110/$138
$129/$162
$110/$138
$110/$138
$110/$138
$110/$138
$146/$183
$110/$138
$110/$138
Sa
Sa
Sa
6/11-8/20 12:20-1:20pm
6/11-8/20 1:30-2:30pm
6/11-8/20 2:30-3:30pm
ISKC Dojo
ISKC Dojo
ISKC Dojo
1/20
1/20
1/20
$110/$138
$110/$138
$110/$138
PARENT/CHILD KARATE (7+ years)
This parent and child program provides an excellent opportunity to spend quality time with your child while conditioning muscles, developing coordination, and improving cardiovascular fitness together.
Prog #
303610-01
Age
7+ years
Level
Day
Beg./Cont. (white-red belts) Th
no experience necessary
303610-02 7+ years
Th
303610-03 7+ years
Int./Adv. (green-black belts) Th
303610-04 7+ years
Beg. (white belts)
Sa
303610-05 7+ years
Cont. (white w/stripesSa
red belts)
303610-06 7+ years
Sa
303610-07 7+ years
Int. (green-purple belts)
Sa
303610-08 7+ years
Sa
Note: Fees are per person. All participants must be registered.
Date
Time
6/16-8/25 4:00-4:55pm
Location
Frontier Park
Min/Max R/NR
1/10
$110/$138
6/16-8/25
6/16-8/25
6/11-8/20
6/11-8/20
Frontier Park
Frontier Park
ISKC Dojo
ISKC Dojo
1/10
1/10
1/7
1/7
$110/$138
$146/$183
$110/$138
$110/$138
ISKC Dojo
ISKC Dojo
ISKC Dojo
1/7
1/7
1/7
$110/$138
$110/$138
$110/$138
5:00-5:55pm
6:00-7:25pm
10:00-11:00am
11:10am-12:10pm
6/11-8/20 12:20-1:20pm
6/11-8/20 1:30-2:30pm
6/11-8/20 2:30-3:30pm
PRE-KARATE SAFETY (4–7 years)
Young children will develop agility, strength, and coordination skills through fun and creative activities. This program, specifically designed to work with growing minds and bodies, also enhances memory and agility skills. Watch your child blossom
while learning karate and having a blast at the same time.
Prog #
304460-01
304460-02
304460-03
Age
4-7 years
4-7 years
4-7 years
Level
Beg. (no experience necessary)
Cont./Novice (1 or more session)
Beg./Cont. (white belts)
Day
W
W
Sa
Date
6/15-8/24
6/15-8/24
6/11-8/20
Time
4:15-5:00pm
4:15-5:00pm
9:00-9:45am
Location
BW Gym
BW Gym
ISKC Dojo
Min/Max
1/25
1/25
1/15
R/NR
$110/$138
$110/$138
$110/$138
ADULT KARATE (13+ years)
Our adult classes release tension, develop total body fitness and build stamina and overall productivity! In addition to selfdefense skills, karate increases flexibility, cardiovascular endurance, and muscle tone while improving core strength.
Prog #
303020-01
303020-02
Age
13+ years
13+ years
Level
Beg./Novice (white-green belts)
Int./Adv. (purple-black belts)
Day
Th
Th
Date
Time
6/16-8/25 7:30-8:30pm
6/16-8/25 8:35-10:00pm
Location
Min/Max R/NR
Frontier Park 1/10
$110/$138
Frontier Park 1/10
$146/$183
Note: New students will not be permitted to register into the current session after the second class has met. Registration
for Continuing through Advanced students will be accepted after the start date, but full class fee will be required.
Special Note: Uniforms and Belt Testing are options available through the Illinois Shotokan Karate Club instructor. Classes
are taught under instructors of John DiPasquale. For more information visit www.ISKC.com or call 847.359.0666.
86
ATHLETICS
BUDO AIKIJUTSU
(7+ years)
This class provides training in
• Aikido (control and redirection of attack)
• Karate (blocks, kicks, and punches)
• Judo (sweeps and throws)
• Jujitsu (joint twisting and nerve centers)
Self-defense training covers a wide variety
of unarmed and armed attack simulations
with emphasis on controlling the attacker,
self-defense options, and prevention and
awareness pointers. Defenses are based upon
the principles of physics which allow a smaller
and weaker person to overcome a larger and
stronger attacker. No special athletic ability
required. One beginning session is required
before enrolling in the advanced level. Credit
for training in comparable martial arts is given
with instructor’s consent.
Instructors: J. Peters, G. Hoffman,
M. Matsumoto, R. Huebner, W. Baker
Prog #
303520-01
Age
7-14 years
Level
Beginning **
303520-02
7-14 years
Advanced
303520-03
HS/Adult
Beginning**
303520-04
HS/Adult
Advanced
Day
W
F
W
F
W
F
W
F
W
W
W
W
F
F
F
F
Date
6/8-8/26*
6/8-8/26*
6/8-8/26*
6/8-8/26*
303520-05
7-14 years
Beginning**
6/8-8/24
303520-06
7-14 years
Advanced
6/8-8/24
303520-07
HS/Adult
Beginning**
6/8-8/24
303520-08
HS/Adult
Advanced
6/8-8/24
303520-09
7-14 years
Beginning**
6/10-8/26*
303520-10
7-14 years
Advanced
6/10-8/26*
303520-11
HS/Adult
Beginning**
6/10-8/26*
303520-12
HS/Adult
Advanced
6/10-8/26*
*No class 7/1, 7/13
**Free uniform to Advanced class after promotion to yellow belt.
KRAV MAGA – THE ISRAELI
SELF-DEFENSE METHOD
Min/Max R/NR
2/40
$100/$125
CC, Rm 1E
1/40
$98/$123
CC, Rm 1E
2/40
$100/$125
CC, Rm 1E
1/40
$98/$123
CC, Rm 1E
CC, Rm 1E
CC, Rm 1E
CC, Rm 1E
CC, Rm 1E
CC, Rm 1E
CC, Rm 1E
CC, Rm 1E
2/40
1/40
2/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
1/40
$90/$113
$88/$110
$90/$113
$88/$110
$90/$113
$88/$110
$90/$113
$88/$110
(13+ years)
In order to protect themselves against the ethnic violence of
WWII Europe and post WWII Palestine, Jewish communities
organized themselves into groups of brave men and women
charged with the defense of their communities. From these
groups Krav Maga (Hebrew for contact combat) was born.
Krav Maga has been used by Israeli Defense Forces and National Police since 1948. Our modern civilian version is taught
in age-appropriate classes in Israeli grade schools, universities, and Jewish community centers worldwide.
Instructor: Patrick Gavin
Location:
Falcon Park, GE & MP Rm
Min/Max: 4/15
Date
Time
6/13-8/10* 7:00-8:00pm
7:30-8:15pm
6:30-7:30pm
6:45-7:30pm
7:30-8:30pm
7:30-8:30pm
6:30-7:30pm
8:00-9:30pm
7:30-8:30pm
6:30-7:30pm
7:30-8:30pm
6:30-7:30pm
7:30-8:15pm
6:45-7:30pm
7:30-8:30pm
8:00-9:30pm
Location
CC, Rm 1E
COMBAT KICKBOXING
(12+ years)
Prog #
Day
303570-01 M/W
*No class 7/4
Time
7:30-8:30pm
R/NR
$85/$107
Become ring smart and street wise. Savate and Muay Thai
are the undisputed champions of the kickboxing arts. This
class will teach you the best of both. Get in phenomenal
shape as you learn to punch, kick, and move like the pros!
This blue glove course will prepare you for the main event:
challenging the “Passage de Grade,” one of the most distinguished ranking exams in martial arts. Boxing gloves, boxing
shoes, mouthpiece, and association fees are required for final
examination.
Instructor: Patrick Gavin
Location:
Falcon Park, GE & MP Rm
Min/Max: 4/15
Prog #
Day
303650-01 M/W
*No class 7/4
Date
Time
6/13-8/10* 8:00-9:00pm
R/NR
$85/$107
87
ATHLETICS
TENNIS
Dana Joseph and Chris Cabanban of First Serve Management and their team of instructors will be providing tennis services for
Palatine Park District patrons. First Serve’s mission is to nurture the love of the game of tennis. Family-friendly programming
encourages students to play the sport for a lifetime and provides a path to pursue the level they wish to attain. From beginning
recreational players looking for fitness and fun to tournament competitors, instructors understand that everyone plays tennis
for different reasons.
Tennis Locations:
B = Birchwood Park, 435 W. Illinois Avenue
E = Eagle Park, 1425 N. Oak Street
PH = Palatine Hills, 512 W. Northwest Hwy.
HALF VOLLEYS 1 & 2
(6–9 years)
Beginners increase their net performance as they continue
to learn tennis fundamentals. This class helps students
enhance motor and racquet skills, while still allowing them to
enjoy the game.
Half Volleys 1:
Prog #
LITTLE NETTERS & NETTERS
(4–6 years)
Youngsters are introduced to the world of tennis in this basic
skills class. Movement and tracking skills are taught, but the
emphasis is on having fun and establishing a positive tennis
experience.
Little Netters:
4–5 years
Prog #
Time
SESSION I
6/13-7/11* 3:00-3:45pm
6/14-7/12 3:00-3:45pm
6/15-7/13 3:00-3:45pm
SESSION II
7/18-8/8
3:00-3:45pm
7/19-8/9 3:00-3:45pm
7/20-8/10 3:00-3:45pm
Day Date
304700-01 M
304700-02 Tu
304700-03 W
304700-04 M
304700-05 Tu
304700-06 W
*No class 7/4
Netters:
Prog #
5–6 years
Day Date
Time
SESSION I
304700-07 M 6/13-7/11* 3:45-4:30pm
304700-08 M 6/13-7/11* 4:00-5:00pm
304700-09 Tu 6/14-7/12 3:45-4:30pm
304700-10 W 6/15-7/13 3:45-4:30pm
304700-11 Th 6/16-7/14 4:00-5:00pm
304700-12 Sa 6/18-7/16* 10:00-11:00am
SESSION II
304700-13 M 7/18-8/8
3:45-4:30pm
304700-14 M 7/18-8/8 4:00-5:00pm
304700-15 Tu 7/19-8/9 3:45-4:30pm
304700-16 W 7/20-8/10 3:45-4:30pm
304700-17 Th 7/21-8/11 4:00-5:00pm
304700-18 Sa 7/23-8/13 10:00-11:00am
*No class 7/2, 7/4
Min/Max: 3/4
Location R/NR
E
B
E
$54/$68
$67/$84
$67/$84
E
B
E
$54/$68
$54/$68
$54/$68
Min/Max: 3/6
Location R/NR
E
PH
B
E
PH
E
$54/$68
$72/$90
$67/$84
$67/$84
$90/$113
$72/$90
E
PH
B
E
PH
E
$54/$68
$72/$90
$54/$68
$54/$68
$72/$90
$72/$90
6–7 years
Day Date
Time
SESSION I
304701-01 M 6/13-7/11* 4:30-5:30pm
304701-02 Tu 6/14-7/12 5:30-6:30pm
304701-03 Tu 6/14-7/12 3:45-4:30pm
304701-04 W 6/15-7/13 3:45-4:30pm
304701-05 Th 6/16-7/14 4:00-5:00pm
304701-06 Th 6/16-7/14 5:00-6:00pm
304701-07 Sa 6/18-7/16* 11:00-12:00pm
SESSION II
304701-08 M 7/18-8/8 4:30-5:30pm
304701-09 Tu 7/19-8/9 5:30-6:30pm
304701-10 Tu 7/19-8/9 3:45-4:30pm
304701-11 W 7/20-8/10 3:45-4:30pm
304701-12 Th 7/21-8/11 4:00-5:00pm
304701-13 Th 7/21-8/11 5:00-6:00pm
304701-14 Sa 7/23-8/13 11:00-12:00pm
*No class 7/2, 7/4
Half Volleys 2:
Prog #
8–9 years
Day Date
Time
SESSION I
304701-20 M 6/13-7/11* 5:00-6:00pm
304701-21 Tu 6/14-7/12 4:30-5:30pm
304701-22 W 6/15-7/13 4:30-5:30pm
304701-23 W 6/15-7/13 5:30-6:30pm
304701-24 Th 6/16-7/14 6:00-7:00pm
304701-25 Sa 6/18-7/16* 12:00-1:00pm
SESSION II
304701-26 M 7/18-8/8
5:00-6:00pm
304701-27 Tu 7/19-8/9 4:30-5:30pm
304701-28 W 7/20-8/10 4:30-5:30pm
304701-29 W 7/20-8/10 5:30-6:30pm
304701-30 Th 7/21-8/11 6:00-7:00pm
304701-31 Sa 7/23-8/13 12:00-1:00pm
*No class 7/2, 7/4
Min/Max: 3/6
Location R/NR
E
B
B
E
PH
PH
E
$72/$90
$90/$113
$67/$84
$67/$84
$90/$113
$90/$113
$72/$90
E
B
B
E
PH
PH
E
$72/$90
$72/$90
$54/$68
$54/$68
$72/$90
$72/$90
$72/$90
Min/Max: 3/6
Location R/NR
PH
B
E
E
PH
E
$72/$90
$72/$90
$72/$90
$72/$90
$72/$90
$54/$68
PH
B
E
E
PH
E
$72/$90
$72/$90
$72/$90
$72/$90
$72/$90
$72/$90
OUTDOOR TENNIS COURTS
BIRCHWOOD PARK
LOCUST PARK
COMMUNITY CENTER PARK
ROBERT "DUTCH" SCHULTZ RECREATION AREA LIGHTED COURTS
EAGLE PARK
SYCAMORE PARK
435 W. Illinois Avenue, Palatine
250 E. Wood Street, Palatine
1425 N. Oak Street, Palatine
88
700 E. Morris Drive, Palatine
512 W. Northwest Highway, Palatine
901 N. Clark Drive, Palatine
SATURDAY, MAY 21 • 3:00–6:00PM
EAGLE PARK TENNIS COURTS
Come meet First Serve Management instructors!
Instructors will run games and drills for all ages and
levels. Bring your own racquet
Fee: FREE, no registration required.
PIRATE TENNIS MINI CAMPS
(6th–12th grade)
Palatine High School’s Tennis Staff, led by varsity boys’ tennis coach and certified USPTA tennis professional, Jim Lange,
will be offering two week long mini-tennis camps at Palatine
High School. The mini-camps will prepare incoming 6th-8th
grade athletes of all abilities in stroke production, footwork,
rules of the game, and playing strategy.
Instructor: Palatine High School’s Tennis Staff
Location: Palatine High School
Min/Max: 8/24
Prog #
Day
304420-01 M-Th
304420-02 M-Th
BASELINERS 1 & 2
Date
6/13-6/16
6/20-6/23
Time
12:00-2:00pm
12:00-2:00pm
R/NR
$120/$150
$120/$150
(9–12 years)
Students continue to develop their game, while refining
their basic skills. Using situational drills and games, this
class helps students establish a solid foundation for future
development and incorporates strategy to help them build a
lifelong love of tennis.
Baseliners 1:
9–11 years
Prog #
Day Date
Location R/NR
304702-01
304702-02
304702-03
304702-04
M
Tu
W
Th
Time
SESSION I
6/13-7/11* 5:30-6:30pm
6/14-7/12 4:30-5:30pm
6/15-7/13 4:30-5:30pm
6/16-7/14 5:00-6:00pm
SESSION II
7/18-8/8
5:30-6:30pm
7/19-8/9 4:30-5:30pm
7/20-8/10 4:30-5:30pm
7/21-8/11 5:00-6:00pm
E
B
E
PH
$72/$90
$90/$113
$90/$113
$90/$113
E
B
E
PH
$72/$90
$72/$90
$72/$90
$72/$90
304702-05 M
304702-06 Tu
304702-07 W
304702-08 Th
*No class 7/4
Baseliners 2:
11–13 years
Prog #
Time
SESSION I
6/13-7/11* 6:00-7:00pm
6/14-7/12 5:30-6:30pm
6/15-7/13 5:30-6:30pm
SESSION II
7/18-8/8
6:00-7:00pm
7/19-8/9 5:30-6:30pm
7/20-8/10 5:30-6:30pm
Day Date
304702-11 M
304702-12 Tu
304702-13 W
304702-14 M
304702-15 Tu
304702-16 W
*No class 7/4
Min/Max: 3/6
Min/Max: 3/6
Location R/NR
PH
B
E
$72/$90
$90/$113
$90/$113
PH
B
E
$72/$90
$72/$90
$72/$90
PRIVATE AND SEMI-PRIVATE
TENNIS LESSONS
ATHLETICS
FREE TENNIS OPEN HOUSE
(18+ years)
Private and semi-private tennis instruction is the ultimate
way to improve your tennis skills and accelerate your game.
Our experienced staff of USPTA/PTR tennis professionals
are helpful, knowledgeable, and caring. All participants must
complete a registration form.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
Prog #
304010-01
304010-10
Lesson
1 one-hour lesson
5 one-hour lesson
R/NR
$64/$80
$320/$395
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION – 2 PARTICIPANTS
Prog #
304010-02
304010-11
Lesson
1 one-hour lesson
5 one-hour lesson
R/NR
$72/$90
$360/$435
Prog #
304010-03
304010-12
Lesson
1 one-hour lesson
5 one-hour lesson
R/NR
$78/$98
$390/$465
Prog #
304010-04
304010-13
Lesson
1 one-hour lesson
5 one-hour lesson
R/NR
$88/$110
$440/$515
HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS
(14+ years)
High school athletes will build upon their tennis skills in this
class focusing on balance, footwork, and mental alertness.
Students will also be taught strategies for both singles and
doubles competition. This class is for high school students
that enjoy tennis for recreation.
Min/Max: 3/6
Prog #
Day Date
304723-01 W
304723-02 Th
304723-03 W
304723-04 Th
Time
SESSION I
6/15-7/13 6:30-7:30pm
6/16-7/14 6:00-7:00pm
SESSION II
7/20-8/10 6:30-7:30pm
7/21-8/11 6:00-7:00pm
Location R/NR
E
PH
$90/$113
$90/$113
E
PH
$72/$90
$72/$90
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ATHLETICS
Tennis Locations:
B = Birchwood Park, 435 W. Illinois Avenue
E = Eagle Park, 1425 N. Oak Street
PH = Palatine Hills, 512 W. Northwest Hwy.
ADULT BEGINNER (1.0–2.0)
(18+ years)
This player has limited experience and is still working primarily on getting the ball into play. Focus will be on the fundamentals of hitting consistent ground strokes and sound footwork
that will enhance the players’ growth. Adults will gain basic
tennis skills while learning to enjoy the game.
Min/Max: 2/4
Prog #
Day Date
303030-01 W
303030-02 W
Time
SESSION I
6/15-7/13 6:30-7:30pm
SESSION II
7/20-8/10 6:30-7:30pm
Location R/NR
E
$90/$113
E
$72/$90
ADULT INTERMEDIATE (2.5)
(18+ years)
This player has some tennis experience and is still developing their basic skills and tactics. Focus will be on sustaining
rally while incorporating court positioning and consistency.
This player can also play singles and doubles, but needs to
improve net play and serve.
Min/Max: 2/4
Prog #
Day Date
Time
SESSION I
303031-01 Tu 6/14-7/12 7:00-8:30pm
303031-02 Sa 6/18-7/16* 9:00-10:00am
SESSION II
303031-03 Tu 7/19-8/9 7:00-8:30pm
303031-04 Sa 7/23-8/13 9:00-10:00am
*No class 7/2
Location R/NR
PH
E
$135/$169
$72/$90
PH
E
$108/$135
$72/$90
(18+ years)
This player has dependable strokes, but lacks depth and
variety. This player lacks consistency when trying for power.
Focus will be on developing power and strategy in both singles and doubles.
Min/Max: 2/4
Day Date
Time
SESSION I
303032-01 M 6/13-7/11* 7:00-8:30pm
303032-02 Sa 6/18-7/16* 1:00-2:30pm
SESSION II
303032-03 M 7/18-8/8 7:00-8:30pm
303032-04 Sa 7/23-8/13 1:00-2:30pm
*No class 7/2, 7/4
Location R/NR
PH
E
$135/$169
$108/$135
PH
E
$108/$135
$108/$135
Create your own tennis class with a minimum of two
players. Call Dana Joseph at 847.404.3174 or email
[email protected].
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(18+ years)
This player is developing the use of lobs, overheads, approach shots and volleys, and is seldom out of position in
singles or doubles.
Min/Max: 2/4
Prog #
Day Date
303033-01 Th
303033-02 Th
Time
SESSION I
6/16-7/14 7:00-8:30pm
SESSION II
7/21-8/11 7:00-8:30pm
Location R/NR
PH
$135/$169
PH
$108/$135
TENNIS LEAGUES
(18+ years)
ADULT ADVANCED 1 (3.0)
Prog #
ADULT ADVANCED 2 (3.5)
Leagues will play at Palatine Hills tennis courts. When
completing the registration form be sure to indicate your
level of play (beginner, intermediate, advanced). Registration
deadline is June 5.
Min/Max: 4/16
LADIES DOUBLES LEAGUE
Prog #
Day Date
Time
Location R/NR
303010-01 W 6/15-8/3 8:00-10:00am PH
$48/$60
MEN'S SINGLES LEAGUE
Prog #
Day Date
Time
303010-03 W 6/15-8/3 7:00-9:00pm
VOLUNTEER
OPPORTUNITIES
Location R/NR
PH
$48/$60
see page
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for details
2016 GOLF RATES
Palatine Hills Golf Course is the Palatine Park District’s 18hole, 6,800 yard championship course. Call 847.359.4020 or
visit PalatineHills.org for more information.
RESERVATIONS
Tee time reservations are taken 7 days in advance. Reservations can be made by phone at 847.359.4020 or online at
PalatineHills.org.
PRACTICE RANGE.
The last bucket will be sold one hour before sunset.
1/2 Bucket (26–30 balls) $3.75
Full Bucket (52–60 balls) $7.50
MONDAY–FRIDAY
Regular Rates
18 Holes
9 Holes
Twilight
Non-Resident
$40.00
$22.00
$31.00
Non-Resident Senior
$31.00
$22.00
$31.00
Resident
$36.00
$20.00
$28.00
Resident Senior
$28.00
$20.00
$28.00
Young Adult
$31.00
$22.00
$31.00
$33.00
$18.00
$26.00
Golf Discount Rate Pass
Adult
Senior
$26.00
$17.00
$26.00
Young Adult
$25.00
$16.00
$25.00
All Juniors
$20.00
$12.00
$20.00
GOLF DISCOUNT RATE PASS
Non-Resident
Resident, All Young Adults
$35.00
$13.00
SATURDAY, SUNDAY, HOLIDAYS
Regular Rates
18 Holes
9 Holes
Twilight
Golf Discount Rate Pass holders receive the applicable
discount rate Monday–Friday regardless of residency and
a lower price on their green fee on Saturday, Sunday, and
holidays. The pass can be purchased at the Palatine Hills Pro
Shop, Community Center, Birchwood Recreation Center, or
Non-Resident
$46.50
$25.00
$35.00
Resident
$41.50
$23.00
$32.00
Young Adult
$38.50
$21.00
$29.00
See page 8 for more information on Palatine Park District
passes and memberships.
Non-Resident
$41.50
$21.00
$29.00
Resident
$38.50
$21.00
$29.00
Young Adult after 12:00pm
$25.00
$16.00
$25.00
Junior before 12:00pm
$38.50
N/A
N/A
Junior after 12:00pm
$25.00
$16.00
$25.00
FOOTGOLF AT PALATINE HILLS
FootGolf is a sport that combines soccer and golf. The
object of the game is to kick a soccer ball into a cup in as
few shots as possible.
Golf Discount Rate Pass
RIDING CARTS
FootGolf is available for players ages 6 and older. Children
ages 6–11 must play with an adult.
Regular Rates
18 Holes
9 Holes
Twilight
Adult (18+ years)
$18.00
$11.00
$14.00
Group rates and birthday party rates available.
Senior (weekdays)
$15.00
$11.00
$14.00
FOOTGOLF COURSE HOURS
Friday & Sunday
5:00pm–close
Saturday
3:00pm–close
Monday
1:00pm–close
GOLF COURSE FACILITY
PALATINE HILLS GOLF COURSE
512 W. Northwest Hwy • Palatine, IL 60067
847.359.4020 • PalatineHills.org
Junior
Young Adult
Senior
8–17 years old
(ages 8–11 must play with an adult)
18–29 years old
62+ years old
Course Fees: Adults $8.00, Juniors $5.00
Ball Rental: $2.00 (limited supply)
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COURSE
JUNIOR GOLF PASS
FACILITY GOLF
JUNIOR GOLF LESSONS
PGA JUNIOR LEAGUE GOLF
(12–17 years)
(8–16 years)
Fee: $350 R/$375 NR
The Junior Golf Pass must be shown each time the pass
holder wants to obtain a receipt to play golf.
Days valid: Anytime Monday–Thursday; Fridays before
9:00am and after 4:00pm; and Saturdays, Sundays, and
holidays after 3:00pm.
Restrictions: Limited to one round per day. Not valid for
pre-booked outings or outside tournaments and events.
(May: 10–15 years; June/July: 8–14 years)
This course is designed to jumpstart young golfers with basic
golf skills. Topics covered include set-up, full swing, driving
the ball, chipping, putting, course etiquette, and how to use
the golf facility. Clubs are available for students who need
them.
Min/Max: 8/10
Prog #
227040-01
227040-02
327040-01
327040-02
327040-03
Day
M/W
Date
Time
5/16, 5/18, 4:00-4:45pm
5/23, 5/25
Rain date 6/1
Tu/Th 5/17, 5/19, 4:00-4:45pm
5/24, 5/26
Rain date
5/31
M/W 6/13, 6/15, 8:30-9:20am
6/20, 6/22
Rain date
6/27
Tu/Th 6/14, 6/16, 9:00-9:50am
6/21, 6/23
Rain date
6/28
M/W 7/11, 7/13, 8:30-9:20am
7/18, 7/20
Rain date
7/25
R/NR
$60/$68
$60/$68
$60/$68
$60/$68
$60/$68
Once your child has acquired an aptitude for the game, they
are ready to enjoy the Junior Golf League. Our league provides an opportunity to have fun golfing, meet other junior
golfers, and learn golf etiquette and rules.
Junior golfers who weren’t in the Junior Golf League last
year are required to attend a scheduled orientation before
participating.
Min/Max: 1/60
327030-02
M
*No league 7/4
Date
Time
6/13-8/1*
10:00-10:45am
Rain date 8/8
6/13-8/1*
11:00-11:45am
Rain date 8/8
R/NR
$110/$118
$110/$118
PARENT AND CHILD GOLF CLINIC
(6–17 years with parent)
Date/Time:
Fee:
Friday, May 27, 5:30-7:00pm
FREE
Call 847.359.4020 beginning May 9 to reserve your spot.
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8–13 years
10/30
Prog #
Day
Date
227030-01 M/Sa 5/9-7/30*
*No league 5/30, 7/4
Time
6:00-7:00pm
Fee
$200
PGA JUNIOR LEAGUE GOLF – 16U
Age:
Min/Max:
14–16 years
6/18
Prog #
Day
Date
227030-02 M/Su 5/9-7/31*
*No league 5/30, 7/4
Time
6:00-7:00pm
Fee
$200
SKYHAWKS GOLF CAMP
(10–15 years, has taken golf lessons)
Day
M
PGA JUNIOR LEAGUE GOLF – 13U
Age:
Min/Max:
(5–9 years)
PALATINE HILLS JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE
Prog #
327030-01
PGA Junior League Golf (PGA JLG) is designed to bring a
"Little League" atmosphere to the game of golf. With teams
of boys and girls, PGA JLG provides a structured league
environment for young golfers to compete and have fun.
Practices will be held on Mondays, weather permitting,
while matches will be on Saturdays for ages 8 to 13, Sundays
for ages 14 to 16. A schedule will be provided at the beginning of the program.
Participants receive a team jersey, hat, golf balls, and
PGA JLG bag tag along with their coaching, practices, and
matches. Once registered, golf course staff will contact the
golfer with the website and password required to complete
registration and payment with the PGA Junior League.
Skyhawks Golf focuses on building the confidence of young
athletes through teaching proper techniques and refining
the essential skills of the game. Skyhawks has adopted the
SNAG (Starting New At Golf) system which simplifies instruction so that young players can make an easy and effective
transition onto the golf course. No need to bring your own
clubs, all equipment is provided. The instructor to camper
ratio is kept low, so this program fills up quickly. Visit www.
skyhawks.com for more detailed information. All participants
receive a t-shirt and a merit award. Participants should bring
appropriate clothing, two snacks, and sunscreen. In case of
rain, camp will be held at Community Center or Falcon Park
Recreation Center.
Min/Max: 12/16
Prog #
327050-01
327050-02
327050-03
327050-04
Day
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
Date
6/13-6/17
6/27-7/1
7/11-7/15
7/25-7/29
Time
9:00am-12:00pm
9:00am-12:00pm
9:00am-12:00pm
9:00am-12:00pm
R/NR
$129/$145
$129/$145
$129/$145
$129/$145
FAMILY & FRIENDS GOLF
Less experienced players and junior golfers have the
opportunity to play without normal pace of play rules.
Valid Monday–Thursday (excluding holidays),
following afternoon leagues.
Cost is $12 for adults and $5 for juniors playing with an
adult (residents and non-residents).
Carts are only available on Mondays until 6:00pm.
OPEN KITCHENS CAFE
During the season, stop by for a meal or a snack and take advantage of our
restaurant services. The Open Kitchens Cafe menu offers a wide variety of
choices at great prices.
RENTALS
Our recently renovated Clubhouse offers a scenic location for your next meeting,
party, or group gathering. The clubhouse includes seating for over 75 people,
a private room that can accommodate 24 people, an outdoor deck with sound
system, a redesigned bar and restaurant area, remodeled bathrooms, changing
rooms, and six televisions with media connections for presentations.
A wide variety of food and beverage packages can be arranged with our onsite catering service. There is limited availability during the golf season. Contact
us at 847.359.4020 or email [email protected] for more information or
to request a quote for your next event.
PRIVATE LESSONS
Contact the Pro Shop at 847.359.4020 to set up an appointment with a member of our professional staff.
ADULT GOLF LESSONS
(15+ years)
An excellent, affordable way to get started golfing or to tuneup your game. Classes will cover set-up, the swing, short
game, putting, and driving. Clubs are available for students
who need them.
Min/Max: 6/10
Prog #
327010-01
Day
W
327010-02
Th
Date
Time
6/8, 6/15,
6:00-6:50pm
6/22, 6/29
Rain date 7/6
6/9, 6/16,
6:00-6:50pm
6/23, 6/30
Rain date 7/7
$65/$73
These clinics are geared toward developing the comfort level
and confidence on the golf course of women who are new to
golf. Clinics begin with an orientation of the facility and an
explanation of terms to aid new golfers' understanding of the
game. Instruction of the basic golf swing will be taught at an
appropriate pace for new golfers. There will also be time for a
Question & Answer segment. Food and drink will be provided.
Clubs are available for students who need them.
Min/Max: 4/10
Date
5/6
5/16
6/3
Time
5:30-8:00pm
9:30am-12:00pm
5:30-8:00pm
HEAD
to the
(18+ years)
Day
F
M
F
Celebrate your child’s birthday party at Palatine Hills
Golf Course. Parties are for children ages 6–13 and offer
two hours of fun including golf instruction or FootGolf,
golf contests, prizes, and food.
For details concerning parties
at Palatine Hills, contact Erik Klebosits at
[email protected] or
847.359.4020. Parties are available
from April through November.
R/NR
$65/$73
LADIES ONLY GOLF CLINICS
Prog #
227010-03
227010-04
227010-05
GOLF COURSE FACILITY
PALATINE HILLS CLUBHOUSE
HILLS
GOLF FEST
Fee
$15
$15
$15
Saturday, May 14 ∞ 2:00–5:00pm
Palatine Hills ∞ 512 W. Northwest Hwy.
Follow us on Facebook:
facebook.com/PalatineHills
Join us for an afternoon of fun at Palatine Hills Golf
Course. Activities will include golf instruction, course
tours, contests, FootGolf, and lawn advice.
All activities are FREE! Food will be available for purchase.
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STABLES
FACILITY PALATINE
PALATINE STABLES
FACILITY HOURS
1510 W. Northwest Hwy. • Palatine, IL 60067
847.359.0009
Palatine Stables is an equestrian facility owned and operated by the Palatine Park District specializing in Hunters and
Jumpers and offering something for all ages and levels of
riders. Our safety oriented program focuses on all areas of
horsemanship and our variety of well-trained school horses
can accommodate all levels of riding. In addition to lessons
we offer summer camps, boarding, training, leasing opportunities, student horse shows, and participation at NIHJA, ISC,
and some A rated Horse Shows.
REGISTRATION
Online registration is available for Introduction to Horsemanship classes, Little Riders Introduction to Horsemanship
classes, Horsemanship Day Camp, and Little Kids Pony Camp
at palatineparks.org. Registration can also be done in person
at Palatine Stables, Birchwood Recreation Center, Community
Center, or Falcon Park Recreation Center. Registration is on a
first-come, first-served basis for both residents and non-residents beginning May 2.
GROUP LESSONS
Palatine Stables offers Group Lessons at all levels of riding
from beginner to advanced jumpers. Any registration for
classes beyond the Introduction to Horsemanship are part
of our continuing lesson program and require authorization
and placement by Stables staff through a private evaluation
lesson. To schedule an evaluation, or for more information
about our continuing lesson program, please call the Palatine
Stables at 847.359.0009. There is a $47 resident fee or a $49
non-resident fee for evaluation lessons.
PRIVATE LESSONS
Private lessons are available for riders ages 5 and older.
To schedule your Private Lesson please call the Stables at
847.350.0009. The fee for a half-hour Private Lesson is $47
for residents and $49 for non-residents.
BOARDING
Palatine Stables also offers boarding, training, lessons, and
showing opportunities for riders with their own horses. Call
the Stables at 847.359.0009 for more information.
Monday–Thursday
Friday
Saturday & Sunday
9:00am–9:00pm
Closed
9:00am–5:00pm
Palatine Stables will be closed May 30, July 4, and
September 5.
INTRODUCTION TO HORSEMANSHIP
(7+ years)
This class is required for all new students and covers basic
horsemanship skills including safety, grooming, tacking,
and basic riding skills in order to build a foundation for our
continuing riding program. Three lessons are non-riding.
Students will learn to enter a horse’s stall and lead the horse
from its stall to the arena. They will also learn to tighten the
girth and adjust their stirrups, techniques to properly mount
a horse, the proper dismounting procedures, and returning
the horse to its stall. As students become proficient with
these skills, actual riding time will increase accordingly.
Students and parents should also be aware that due to
the nature of the horse, behaviors such as spooking, biting,
kicking, bucking, and playing will occur. How to handle these
situations as a rider is an integral part of horsemanship and
will be addressed in lessons.
Note: If class is full at time of registration, please call the
Stables at 847.359.0009 for other options.
SUMMER SESSION
Age:
7–15 years
Prog #
320001-01
Day
Tu
320001-02
Tu
320001-03
W
Age:
16+ years
Prog #
320001-04
Day
W
Date
6/14-8/23
Make-up 8/30
6/14-8/23
Make-up 8/30
6/15-8/24
Make-up 8/31
Date
6/15-8/24
Make-up 8/31
Time
4:30-5:30pm
R/NR
$429/$451
7:00-8:00pm
$429/$451
4:30-5:30pm
$429/$451
Time
7:30-8:30pm
R/NR
$429/$451
Please note that any session of Group Riding Lesson fees can be prorated to accommodate a participant’s schedule, such
as family vacations, school events, or any absence that would be known at the time of registration. This can only be done
in person at the Stables facility.
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LITTLE KIDS PONY CAMP
(4–6 years)
(4–6 years)
Is your child in love with ponies? Do they want to learn to
ride? This program is the perfect place for them to begin to
get involved in the wonderful world of ponies and horses.
Kids ages 4–6 will learn to be comfortable with our little
four-legged friends and be introduced to basics of riding and
working around our ponies. Kids should wear long pants and
hard-soled shoes or boots. Helmets will be provided for use.
Note: If class is full at time of registration, please call the Stables
at 847.359.0009 for other options.
Prog #
320080-01
320080-02
*No class 7/4
Day Date
Time
R/NR
M
6/13-8/1*
2:30-3:30pm $252/$273
Make-up 8/8
Th
6/16-7/28
2:30-3:30pm $252/$273
Make-up 8/4
Max
5
5
(7–13 years)
Do you love horses? Would you like to spend more time
around horses? Do you ever wonder what they eat, what they
do for fun, whether they lay down to sleep, does it hurt when
they get shoes nailed on, how a horse is trained, what do
you do when a horse gets sick, are they all the same or what
makes them different? Learn the answers to your questions
at our day camp, and learn to ride, too! Day campers will take
a 45 minute riding lesson each day and learn the basics of
horse care. We’ll add some craft projects, game time, and videos. Horse handling and horse care will be taught in a handson situation where students will care for their own horse each
day. Bring a sack lunch every day!
SESSION I: JUNE 13–JUNE 22 (NO CAMP 6/23)
Day
M-Th
Time
R/NR
10:00am-2:00pm $342/$363
Min/Max
4/18
Prog #
Day
320100-02 M-Th
Time
R/NR
10:00am-2:00pm $342/$363
Min/Max
4/18
Prog #
Day
320100-03 M-Th
Time
R/NR
10:00am-2:00pm $390/$415
Min/Max
4/18
Prog #
Day
320100-04 M-Th
Time
R/NR
10:00am-2:00pm $390/$415
Min/Max
4/18
SESSION V: AUGUST 8–AUGUST 11 (1 WEEK)
Prog #
Day
320100-05 M-Th
Time
R/NR
10:00am-2:00pm $195/$208
SESSION I: JUNE 13–JUNE 22 (NO CAMP 6/23)
Prog #
320110-01
Min/Max
4/18
Warning: Under the Equine Activity Liability Act, each
participant who engages in an equine activity expressly
assumes the risks of engaging in and legal responsibility
for injury, loss, or damage to person or property resulting
from the risk of Equine Activities. (Senate Bill 240-IL).
Day
M-Th
Time
R/NR
10:00am-12:00pm $210/$245
Min/Max
3/6
Prog #
320110-02
Day
M-Th
Time
R/NR
10:00am-12:00pm $210/$245
Min/Max
3/6
Prog #
320110-03
HORSEMANSHIP DAY CAMP
Prog #
320100-01
Is your child in love with ponies? Do they want to learn to
ride? This program is the perfect place for them to begin to
get involved in the wonderful world of ponies and horses.
Little kids ages 4–6 will learn to be comfortable with our little
four-legged friends and be introduced to basics of riding and
working around our ponies. Kids should wear long pants and
hard-soled shoes or boots. Helmets are provided for use.
Day
M-Th
Time
R/NR
10:00am-12:00pm $240/$280
Min/Max
3/6
Prog #
320110-04
Day
M-Th
Time
R/NR
10:00am-12:00pm $240/$280
Min/Max
3/6
SESSION V: AUGUST 8–AUGUST 11 (1 WEEK)
Prog #
320110-05
Day
M-Th
Time
R/NR
10:00am-12:00pm $120/$140
Min/Max
3/6
PONY RIDES
Bring your youngsters to our Pony Barn where a parent
or adult can lead their child on a pony around our pony
path for $7 per ride or rent a pony for a half hour for $15.
For children under 4’6” and ages 1–10 years old. Parent or
adult supervision required. Indoor arena will be used for
pony rides during the winter months. Bring your camera.
Days/Hours:
Saturday & Sunday, 9:30am–12:00pm;
Tuesday & Wednesday, 1:00–3:00pm (beginning June 13)
PALATINE STABLES FACILITY
LITTLE RIDERS INTRODUCTION TO
HORSEMANSHIP
PONY PARTIES
Plan a party, playday, or make your child’s birthday a
day to remember with a pony party! Parties may consist
of 4 to 12 children with adult supervision required. Our
helpful staff member is on hand to assist with your party that includes pony rides, pony “prettying” playtime,
and an area for partying. The indoor arena will be used
during the winter months. You provide the food, beverages, paper goods, and guests. All parties are subject
to availability. To book a party please call the Stables at
847.359.0009.
For children under 4’6” and ages 1–10 years old.
Parent or adult supervision required.
Fees for Basic Party:
Party for up to 8 children $205 R/$245 NR
Party for 9–12 children
$285 R/$355 NR
Days: Saturday & Sunday
Hours: 12:00–2:00pm and 2:30–4:30pm
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PARK
FACILITY FALCON
DROP-IN PROGRAMS
LUNCH BUNCH (18+ years)
Session:
Fee:
June 13–August 11 (no lunch bunch 7/4)
BASKETBALL Tuesday, Thursday; 12:00–1:30pm
Prog #:
303800-01
2195 N. Hicks Road • Palatine, IL 60074
847.202.5111 • Fax: 847.963.2221
FACILITY HOURS
SUMMER HOURS: THROUGH OCTOBER 2
Monday–Friday
Saturday
Sunday
7:00am–9:00pm
9:00am–9:00pm
10:00am–8:00pm
Falcon Park Recreation Center will be closed May 30,
July 4, August 13–19 (for maintenance), and September 5.
The facility will close at 6:00pm on May 8 and June 19.
Falcon Park Recreation Center is a 49,000 square foot
facility that includes:
• Indoor turf field
• Gymnasium (2 basketball/3 volleyball courts)
• Walking track (12-lap/mile)
• Program and meeting rooms
• Offices
• Outdoor walking path (3 1/3-lap/mile)
FALCON PARK SUMMER NON-RESIDENT PASS
Date:
Fee:
June 11–August 7
$13 per person
Pass is good for open/gym turf times at Falcon Park Recreation Center only. Hours vary weekly, check for updates at
palatineparks.org or use the PalatineParks App.
Children’s birthday party packages also include turf and gym parties. Packages include
an activity, an instructor for the first hour, and a party
room. All parties last two hours. For more information,
see page 27 or call Kevin Slobodecki at 847.496.6306.
SOCCER
Prog #:
Monday, Wednesday; 12:00–1:30pm
(1/2 turf)
303810-01
WOMEN'S LUNCH BUNCH (18+ years)
Session:
Fee:
June 14–August 11
BASKETBALL Tuesday; 7:30–9:00am (1/2 gym)
SOCCER
Thursday; 7:30–9:00am (1/2 turf)
Prog #:
303820-01
OPEN GYM/TURF (Age specific to sport)
Hours vary weekly, check for updates at palatineparks.
org or use the PalatineParks App.
Open Gym/Turf Pass, Fitness Center Membership, or $5
drop-in fee is required at check in.
RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL (18+ years)
Date:
Day/Time:
Fee:
June 5–August 7
Sunday, 4:30–8:00pm (volleyball will be
2:00-5:30pm on 6/19)
$5 R/$7 NR
10 Visit Pass $40 R/$56 NR
Passes can be used at Community Center or Falcon
Park. Recreational Volleyball passes do not expire.
WALKING/RUNNING TRACK
(children 12 & under must be accompanied and supervised
by an adult)
See the front desk staff or visit our website at
palatineparks.org for adult only hours (18+ years).
Falcon Walking Pass (no fee for resident or Palatine business employee), Open Gym/Turf Pass, or Fitness Center
Membership is required at check in.
STROLLER TIME ON THE TRACK
Participants are able to bring their stroller during these
times only:
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
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9:00am–12:00pm
All fees are hourly rates unless noted. Rental rates are determined by date of rental event.
MAY–SEPTEMBER 2016
OCTOBER 2016–APRIL 2017
Turf Field
Turf Field
Prime Time
PPD Resident
Non-Resident
Prime Time
PPD Resident
Non-Resident
90' x 180' field
$137.00
$171.25
90' x 180' field
$172.00
$215.00
90' x 90' field
$71.00
$88.75
90' x 90' field
$91.00
$113.25
Non-Prime Time
Monday–Friday, 7am–3pm
PPD Resident
Non-Resident
Non-Prime Time
Monday–Friday, 7am–3pm
PPD Resident
Non-Resident
90' x 180' field
$71.00
$88.75
90' x 180' field
$91.00
$113.25
90' x 90' field
$43.00
$53.75
90' x 90' field
$51.00
$63.75
Batting Cage
Batting Cage
Two cages with softball or baseball pitching machines. Rates are for
four people.
Two cages with softball or baseball pitching machines. Rates are for
four people.
Time
PPD Resident
Non-Resident
Time
PPD Resident
Non-Resident
Per cage for 55 minutes
$29.00
$36.25
$29.00
$36.25
$14.00
$17.50
$14.00
$17.50
Gymnasium
Gymnasium
One 84’ x 50’ basketball court, three USAV 30’ x 60’ volleyball courts,
two 74’ x 50’ basketball courts.
One 84’ x 50’ basketball court, three USAV 30’ x 60’ volleyball courts,
two 74’ x 50’ basketball courts.
Prime Time
PPD Resident
Non-Resident
Prime Time
PPD Resident
Non-Resident
Full Gym
$111.00
$138.75
Full Gym
$140.00
$175.00
Half Gym
$70.00
$87.50
Half Gym
$75.00
$93.75
Non-Prime Time
PPD Resident
Non-Resident
Non-Prime Time
PPD Resident
Non-Resident
Full Gym
$70.00
$87.50
Full Gym
$75.00
$93.75
Half Gym
$41.00
$51.25
Half Gym
$43.00
$53.75
FALCON PARK FACILITY
TURF & GYM RENTALS
Concessions area rental in lobby (Turf Field, Gymnasium) for $75 flat fee plus deposit.
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FACILITY FALCON
PARK
BANQUET & MEETING
ROOM RENTALS
All fees are hourly rates unless noted. Rental rates are determined by date of rental event.
PERFECT FOR...
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Parties
Receptions
Rehearsal Dinners
Baptisms
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Quinceañeras
Bar/Bat Mitzvahs
Meetings
Seminars
FALCON PARK BANQUET ROOM
Falcon Park Recreation Center offers a room for up to 120
people which can be divided in half to accommodate 60 on
each side. The room has a view overlooking our beautiful
green space. The gym offers a space for up to 300 people.
The facility has easy access to Route 53.
Our facility also offers bar packages, audiovisual capabilities, kitchen, and a wide variety of set-up options with our 60”
round tables, 6- and 8-foot rectangular table, and banquet or
folding chairs. Whatever the occasion might be, Falcon Park’s
facility can provide the ideal space for your needs.
AMENITIES
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Wireless Sound System
TV/CD/DVD equipment
Video projection screen
Banquet tables, head tables, and chairs
Coat racks
Portable bar
Kitchen with ice machine, refrigerator,
freezer, microwave, warming ovens,
coffee maker
• Wireless internet service
RENTAL RATES (ALL RATES ARE PER HOUR)
Fees can be paid with cash, personal check, or credit card
(MasterCard, Visa, or Discover). A security deposit of 50% is
due upon receipt of the rental agreement. Rental fee must be
paid in full at least 10 business days prior to the rental date.
GENERAL RULES
All rentals will be processed on a first-come, first-served
basis. Reservations will be taken no sooner than 12 months in
advance of the rental date.
• Rentals can take place up to midnight on Friday and
Saturday and up to 11:00pm on Sunday–Thursday.
• Rental rates will apply to the month of the rental and
not the month the request is made.
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THROUGH SEPTEMBER 2016
Meeting Room
Weekday Rate
PPD Resident
Non-Resident
Full Room (seating for 120)
$59.00
$73.75
Half Room
$33.00
$41.25
PPD Resident
Non-Resident
$70.00
$87.50
Half Room
$44.00
$55.00
PPD Resident
Non-Resident
$83.00
$103.75
Half Room
$56.00
$70.00
Weekend Rate
Friday after 3:00pm
Weekend Rate
Saturday & Sunday
Multi-Purpose Room
Weekday Rate
PPD Resident
Non-Resident
Seating for 30
$17.00
$21.25
PPD Resident
Non-Resident
$27.00
$33.75
Weekend Rate
Friday after 3:00pm,
Saturday & Sunday
Seating for 30
For more information regarding rental dates, time availability, or
to set up a rental or tour appointment please contact Falcon Park
at 847.202.5111 x8112, visit our website at palatineparks.org, or
email [email protected].
224 E. Palatine Road • Palatine, IL 60067
847.991.6460 • Fax: 847.963.0605
GEORGE H. CLAYSON HOUSE HOURS
Tuesday
Thursday
Sunday
9:00am–4:00pm
9:00am–4:00pm
1:30pm–4:30pm
CEMETERY WALK
SUNDAY, MAY 15 • 1:00–4:00PM
HILLSIDE CEMETARY, SMITH ROAD NORTH OF COLFAX
Enjoy guided tours of the cemetery as actors play the role of
Palatine residents from 1866. Tours start every 10 minutes with
the last tour beginning at 3:30pm. Tickets for admission will be
available at the Hillside Cemetery on the day of the event.
ADMISSION
Adults
$5
Historical Society Members $4
Children (7–15)
$2
All profits go to the restoration of the cemetary and headstones.
GEORGE H. CLAYSON HOUSE MUSEUM
AND LIBRARY
The George H. Clayson House was constructed as a residence
in 1873 by George Clayson, a nurseryman who served on the
Palatine Village Board. It has been jointly owned by the Palatine Park and Library Districts since 1976, and is the home of
the Palatine Historical Society. Its restoration was undertaken
as a bicentennial project by the citizens of Palatine Township and the Palatine Historical Society. Clayson House was
placed on the National Register of Historic Places on March
21, 1979 and opened to the public on October 7, 1979.
For tour and educational program information call the
Museum at 847.991.6460 or call the Palatine Park District
at 847.991.0333.
PALATINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The Palatine Historical Society is dedicated to the collection,
preservation, and exhibition of local history and memorabilia.
The Palatine Historical Society offers a variety of meetings
and special events throughout the year including a Holiday
Open House, Victorian Teas, a History Crawl in downtown
Palatine, and a Cemetery Walk.
For more information, visit palatinehistoricalsociety.com
or follow us at facebook.com/PalatineHistoricalSociety.
Celebrate Palatine’s 150th Anniversary at
Palatine Historical Society’s
Good Ol’
Summertime
Festival
Sunday, June 5 • 11:00am–4:00pm
Clayson House • 224 E. Palatine Road
Free parking on Oak Street.
Taylor Battery Civil War Living • History
Pioneer Kids Area • Antique Cars • Quilting Demo
Blacksmithing Demo • Wedding Dresses Through the Decades
Meet Clayson the Mascot • Basketmaking Demo
Pleine Aire Artists • Self-Guided Garden Tour
Free Refreshments • Battlefield Balladeers
CLAYSON HOUSE MUSEUM & LIBRARY FACILITY
GEORGE H. CLAYSON HOUSE
MUSEUM & LIBRARY
This FREE event will be held rain or shine!
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HALL
FACILITY CUTTING
CUTTING HALL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
150 E. Wood Street • Palatine, IL 60067
847.991.5318 • CuttingHall.org
CUTTING HALL PERFORMING
ARTS CENTER
The Cutting Hall Performing Arts Center is a unique facility
that offers residents of Palatine and the surrounding areas
affordable live entertainment, as well as an opportunity to
share their talents and resources in the performing arts. The
431-seat auditorium was built in 1928 as part of the original
Palatine High School and is named in honor of the first principal, Mr. Charles S. Cutting. The facility showcases a variety of
theatrical productions, film screenings, dance recitals, choral
performances, ceremonies, and concerts.
AMENITIES
• Fully operational theatre with state-of-the-art light and
sound capabilities with a 431-seat auditorium
• Digital lighting and sound consoles
• Wired and wireless microphone system (including overhead stage microphones) suitable for live performances
and meetings
• Theatre-size projection screen with high output video
projector with wireless DVD, Blu Ray Player, and laptop
capabilities
• Multiple sound system capabilities of hosting small
acoustic to full concert performances
• Motorized theatrical fly system
• Rehearsal room with mirrored wall and ballet bars
• Lobby with concessions nook including refrigerator
and microwave
• Men’s and women’s dressing rooms
• Scene shop
• Light and sound technicians on staff
• Staffed box office services (required for all ticketed performances with admission fees)
For information on renting Cutting Hall, contact Jeff Greene
at 847.991.5318 or [email protected]. All rates are
available online at palatineparks.org.
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For tickets call the Cutting Hall Box Office at
847.202.5222 or order online at CuttingHall.org. Show
titles and performance times listed in this catalog are
subject to change without notice. Please visit the website at CuttingHall.org or call the box office to confirm
details. Box Office hours are Wednesday–Saturday,
3:00–6:00pm, as well as one hour before each performance start time. The box office accepts cash, check,
Visa, and MasterCard payment. The online convenience
fee is $1.50 per ticket. No refunds or exchanges. All ticket sales are final.
Sleeping
Ugly
from Ballet to Breakdancing
Monday, June 20 • 10:30am
A high-energy performance dedicated to the growth of art, society,
and self through cultural respect and understanding. The origins of
ballet in Europe, and hip hop in the U.S. are as influential to their
own movement vocabularies as they are to the types of music,
clothes, terminology, and even etiquette embraced by their
practitioners. In relating the foundings of these forms to others
including modern, jazz, and many more can we better understand
the importance of diversity in our lives and community. Audiences
will witness a breathtaking presentation as they see where the
backflips and handstands came from as well as learning how
current pop culture references can become the traditions of the
generations to come.
Recommended for all ages. Presented by Chicago Dance Crash.
Thursday, May 5 & Friday, May 6 • 10:30 AM
Princess Miserella is very beautiful on the outside, but inside
she's the meanest, wickedest princess around. Plain Jane, on the
other hand, has a face to match her name but a sweet and loving
nature that earns her three wishes from a fairy. Miserella's
horrible manners make the fairy so angry that her magic throws
them all into a deep sleep. Will the handsome prince kiss the
right girl?
Recommended for ages K–7.
Ticket Prices: $6.00 (all ages), $5.00 (groups of 10 or more)
High School Comedy Playhouse presents
Ticket Prices: $6.00 (all ages), $5.00 (groups of 10 or more)
CAUGHT IN
CA
N THE ACT YOUTH THEATRE
THEATR
RE presents
BatHamlet
July 15 – July 24 • 7:00pm (Fridays & Saturdays), 3:00pm (Sundays)
Bat-Hamlet tells the tale of a Dark Knight that emerges from betwixt
the pages of Shakespeare to exact revenge on his murderous uncle,
King Jester. Once resolved to avenge beloved King Police Commissioner Gordrick's death, Hamlet dons the persona of Bat-Hamlet, a
flashier and much cooler version of his brooding youth. The
universes of Shakespeare and Batman collide as Songbird Boy, Lord
Riddles, O-Feline, Bat-Hamlet-Girl and many others unfold this
dastardly plot. Fans of Shakespeare and Batman alike will love being
immersed in the maddening spiral of these iconic characters. After
all, madness in great ones must not unwatched go.
This production features young actors ranging from age 14–19.
Ticket Prices:
$12.00 (adults), $10.00 (seniors), $8.00 (children & students)
July
J
uly 29
29 – 330
0 • 11:00pm
:00pm
Ti Moune, a peasant girl, rescues a wealthy boy from the other
side of the island, Daniel, with whom she falls in love.
Unbeknownst to Ti Moune, the pompous gods who preside
over the island make a bet with one another over which is
stronger, love or death. Ti Moune is set on a quest that will
test the strength of her love against the powerful forces of
prejudice, hatred and even death.
Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre
International (MTI). This production features young actors
ranging from age 10–15.
Ticket Prices: $12.00 (adults), $10.00 (seniors & children)
For tickets call the Cutting Hall Box Office at 847.202.5222 or visit CuttingHall.org. Additional ticketing fees may apply.
CUTTING HALL FACILITY
Family Friendly Theatre presents
RECREATION CENTER
FACILITY BIRCHWOOD
102
435 W. Illinois Avenue • Palatine, IL 60067
847.991.1960 • Fax: 847.705.5110
The Birchwood Recreation Center is a 27,000 square foot
facility that includes:
• 1 Full size basketball court that can be divided into 2
small courts
• 2 Batting cages
• Small kitchenette in gym
• Group exercise room
• Preschool
• Outdoor pool with men’s and women’s locker rooms
• Administrative and registration offices
OPEN GYM
Hours vary weekly. Visit palatineparks.org or use the PalatineParks App for hours.
Open Gym/Turf Pass, Fitness Center Membership, or
$5 drop-in fee is required at check in.
PICKLEBALL STARTS THIS FALL!
See the Fall Catalog for details.
FACILITY HOURS
Monday–Friday
Saturday
Sunday
6:00am–9:00pm
8:30am–2:00pm
Hours vary
depending on
program schedule
REGISTRATION HOURS
Monday–Friday
8:30am–4:30pm
Birchwood Recreation Center will be closed May 30,
July 4, and September 5.
RENTALS
Group and individual rentals are available. For more information or to book a reservation contact Vito Manola at
Birchwood Rentals
Resident
Non-Resident
Full Gym
$60.00/hr
$75.00/hr
Half Gym
$30.00/hr
$37.50/hr
Batting Cage
(no pitching machine)
$45.00/hr
$56.25/hr
FACILITY HOURS
The Community Center is a 49,000 square foot facility
that includes:
• Fitness Center
• Gymnasium (1 full basketball/3 volleyball courts)
• West Shelf multi-purpose sport court
• Indoor walking track (14-lap/mile)
• Outdoor walking track at Ost Field (1/4 mile
asphalt track)
• Program, meeting, and party rooms
• Gymnastics facility
• Men’s and women’s locker rooms with showers
• Administrative and registration offices
Hours vary weekly. Visit palatineparks.org or use the
PalatineParks App for hours.
Open Gym/Turf Pass, Fitness Center Membership, or
$5 drop-in fee is required at check in.
RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL
18+ years
6/9–10/27
Thursdays, 7:00–10:00pm
$5 R/$7 NR
10 Visit Pass
6:00am–10:00pm
7:00am–5:00pm
7:00am–3:00pm
REGISTRATION HOURS
Monday–Thursday
Friday
Saturday
8:30am–7:00pm
8:30am–4:30pm
8:30am–2:00pm
Community Center will be closed May 30, July 3, July 4,
and September 5. The facility will close at noon on July 2.
The facility will close at 7:00pm on July 1.
RENTALS
OPEN GYM
Age:
Dates:
Day/Time:
Fee:
Monday–Friday
Saturday
Sunday
$40 R/$56 NR
COMMUNITY CENTER FACILITY
COMMUNITY CENTER
250 E. Wood Street • Palatine, IL 60067
847.991.0333 • Fax: 847.991.2127
Group and individual rentals are available. For more information or to book a reservation contact Vito Manola at
Community Center Rentals
Resident
Non-Resident
Meeting/Party Room
(seating for 30 people)
$25.00/hr
$31.25/hr
Meeting/Party Room
(seating for 50 people)
$35.00/hr
$43.75/hr
West Shelf
$35.00/hr
$43.75/hr
Gym
$60.00/hr
$75.00/hr
Volleyball pass visits can be used at Community Center or
Falcon Park. Recreational Volleyball passes do not expire.
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AFFILIATES
PALATINE YOUTH BASEBALL & SOFTBALL
SUMMER SEASON
(5 years–6th grade)
The Palatine Youth Baseball & Softball (PYB/S) program is
designed to teach baseball and softball fundamentals and
sportsmanship to boys and girls ages 5 through 6th grade.
The program is run by over 100 volunteers and features the
following for both baseball and softball:
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Full replica uniforms for all age groups
Mandatory “at bats” and playing time
Manager and coach training clinics
Playoffs, including Championship Games, at
at most leagues
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All star game for most leagues
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Travel teams
Registration: October–February
Season: April–July
FALL SEASON
(3rd–6th grade)
Palatine Youth Baseball/Softball fall baseball is for boys in
grades 3rd through 6th grade. The basis of the league is fun
ball with no standings and will introduce players to the next
level of baseball. Practices will be once a week.
Registration: Deadline is July 30
Season: August–October
Visit www.pyb.com for more information.
PALATINE PENGUINS LACROSSE
The Penguins are a Travel Team for U9–U15 (boys 3rd–8th
grade). All levels of players are invited to learn the game of
lacrosse and compete with towns throughout the Northwest
Chicago Youth Lacrosse Federation (NWCYLF). The program
provides structured training and development for beginners
through experienced players. Surrounding towns, including
Arlington Heights and Rolling Meadows, provide great depth
to the program. Get involved in the fastest-growing game in
the USA with the Penguins.
Registration: November–February
Season: April–June
Visit www.pengquinslax.com for more information.
ROLLING MEADOWS RENEGADES HOCKEY
Renegades Youth Hockey is a recreational program through
the Rolling Meadows Park District that allows all skaters the
opportunity to play hockey. This affiliate program of the Palatine, Rolling Meadows, and Arlington Heights Park Districts
includes Hockey Tot classes (Level 1, ages 3–8), Pre-Mite
classes (Level 2, ages 4–6), recreational youth House
League teams (ages 6–14), and summer camps. For more
information about teams or classes contact Nick Cinquegrani, Rolling Meadows Park District Youth Hockey Director, at
847.398.2700 x105 or [email protected].
Registration: Visit rmrenegadeshockey.com for dates
Season: Fall, winter, and spring classes. Youth League spring
and fall season.
Visit rmrenegadeshockey.com for more information.
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PALATINE BASEBALL ASSOCIATION &
GIRLS’ FASTPITICH SOFTBALL
SUMMER SEASON
(13+ years, 7th grade+)
The House League provides a competitive, fun atmosphere
for players including uniforms and certified umpires. Most
games, including night games, are played at Community Park
and Hamilton/Ron Gbur Sports Fields. Included in the season
are all-star games and postseason tournaments with trophies. 13- and 14-year-old Tournament Teams play June–July
and are selected from players already registered and playing
in the house program.
In addition to postseason tournaments, travel teams are
formed at the 13- and 14-year-old level that participate in tournaments across the northwest suburbs. The Travel Teams
hold open tryouts each August for the following season. Notification of tryouts is provided to age appropriate registered
participants. Tryouts for the 2016 season are complete.
Registration: Deadline is May 1 for Colt League (15–17 years)
and Palomino (18–29 years)
Season: June–July
FALL SEASON
(7th grade–HS in fall 2016)
The Palatine Baseball Association has partnered with the
Rolling Meadows Park District to offer a fall baseball House
League. The league will offer a competitive, fun atmosphere
for incoming 7th and 8th graders, as well as continue to offer
competitive baseball for high school age groups. The Pony
baseball program will include clinic-based instruction and is
great for players transitioning to Pony baseball in spring 2017.
Registration: Deadline is July 30 for Pony League (7th & 8th
graders in fall 2016) and Colt League (High School)
Season: August–October
Visit www.pyb.com for more information.
PALATINE AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION
(3rd–8th grade)
The Palatine Amateur Football Association, also known as
PAFA, is an organized, full-contact youth travel football program. The program is for children in grades 3rd–8th (ages
8–14 as of September 1). Teams are based on age, weight,
and experience. Palatine plays communities in the Bill George
Youth Football League (BGYLF).
Registration: February–July
Season: August–November
Visit www.palatinepanthers.com for more information.
We use a Lightning Detection System to provide
early warning of lightning throughout our parks, pools,
golf course, and stables. Familiarize yourself with the
warning unit in a park near you. Each location will have
signs explaining the Lightning Procedures.
For further information on this system visit our website
at palatineparks.org.
The Bike Palatine Club’s mission is to make Palatine a more
bicycle-friendly community through educational and outreach programs that encourage and increase bicycling. The
club offers a variety of rides throughout the year that give
everyone the chance to ride their bike. Working closely with
other agencies, Bike Palatine Club helps evaluate and recommends improvements to biking infrastructure to improve
safety, convenience, and system integration with neighboring
communities.
The Bike Palatine Club meets monthly on the third
Thursday of the month at 7:00pm. Meeting locations vary.
UPCOMING EVENTS
May 4
May 14
June 4
June 17
June 18
July 2
July 3
July 9
August 27
September 16
September 17
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Bike to School Day
Dirt N’ Durty Ride
Bike Scavenger Hunt
Longest Friday Ride
Bike Pal Safety Rodeo
Hometown Fest 4th of July Parade
Hometown Fest Fireworks Night Valet Parking
Palatine 150th Anniversary Historical Ride
CycleFest
Full Moon Bike Ride
Oktoberfest
Casual rides are held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings as
weather permits.
Visit www.bikepalatine.com for more information.
PALATINE RUGBY CLUB
(5th–12th grade)
The Palatine Rugby Club provides full contact youth rugby
programs for boys and girls in 5th–12th grade. As part of Rugby Illinois and USA Rugby, Palatine Rugby Club plays clubs
throughout northern Illinois. All players that practice will play.
Our Middle School Jr. (5th–6th grade) and Middle School
Sr. (7th–8th grade) teams, the Palatine Pioneers, play
15-a-side rugby in the spring and Olympic (7’s) Rugby in
the summer.
Our High School Girls (9th–12th grade), the Palatine Juggernauts, play 15-a-side rugby in the spring and fall. They play
Olympic (7’s) Rugby in the summer.
Our High School Boys (9th–12th grade), the Palatine
Barbarians, play 15-a-side rugby in the spring with Varsity, JV,
and Frosh-Soph teams. They play Olympic (7’s) Rugby in the
summer and 15-a-side rugby in a Fall Friendly season.
(6–18 years)
The Palatine Celtic Soccer Club provides youth soccer
programs for girls and boys ages 6–18. Both the House and
Travel programs are governed by the Palatine Celtic Soccer
Club Board of Directors.
HOUSE PROGRAM
The House Program is designed to provide a venue for the
recreational soccer player to learn fundamentals while developing self-esteem and teamwork. The program hosts about
85 teams ranging from U08 through U14 for both boys and
girls. Each season consists of approximately ten weeks of
division games plus a house tournament week. The fall season will begin the weekend after Labor Day with girls’ games
on Saturdays and boys’ games on Sundays. All house teams
will participate in the Jimmy Kinsella House Tournament in
October 2016. There are early registration discounts, watch
online for dates and fees.
AFFILIATES
PALATINE CELTIC SOCCER CLUB
BIKE PALATINE CLUB
SPRING SEASON
Season: April–June
FALL SEASON
Season: September–October
All registrations are taken at www.palatinecelticsc.com.
TRAVEL PROGRAM
The Travel Program provides an environment for area youth
to develop skills and technical proficiency with professional
coaches to compete at a high level. The Travel Program consists of 35 boys and girls teams from U08 through U23 age
groups competing in competitive leagues. The girls’ teams
compete in the Illinois Women’s Soccer League (IWSL). The
boys’ teams compete in Young Sportsmen Soccer League
(YSSL) and the Northern Illinois Soccer League (NISL). The
Travel teams are coached by USSF and NSCAA licensed
coaches who have collegiate and, in some cases, professional playing experience.
The Travel Program’s primary focus is long-term, player
development cultivated in a competitive, yet fun, team-oriented environment.
Season: August–June
Visit www.palatinecelticsc.com for more information.
SPRING SEASON
Registration: November–February
Season: March–May
SUMMER SEASON
Registration: May
Season: June–October
FALL SEASON
Registration: August
Season: September–October
Visit www.PalatineRugby.com for more information. To register
call 847.660.1228.
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SENIORS
50 PLUS ACTIVE SENIORS – JOIN US!
The Palatine Township Senior Center is open to anyone 50
and over. Palatine Township Senior Citizens Council (PTSCC)
is a private, non-profit corporation that is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. Our mission is to provide programs
and services which support the independence and well-being of active adults and promote their participation in the
community. Membership with PTSCC is half price through
December 2015 and includes discounts on Center Events,
Trips, and FREE use of the PTSCC Fitness Room and on-site
computer. The facility includes a wellness clinic, exercise/
aerobics room, library, café lunch served at 11:30am, fitness
room, and an arts and crafts room.
PALATINE TOWNSHIP SENIOR CENTER
505 S. Quentin Road, Palatine, 60067 • 847.991.1112
Open Monday–Friday, 8:30am–5:00pm
FREE DRUM CIRCLE & LAUGHTER YOGA SESSIONS.
Please contact PTSCC at 847.991.1112 for upcoming
dates and times.
PAMPERING MONDAYS
A 30-minute massage. Cost is $35 per person each session.
Call 847.991.1112 to schedule an appointment.
When: Second Monday of each month
COMPUTER OPEN LAB
FREE Open Lab
Up to 20 minutes of assistance. Register in the Main Office
for cell phone, iPhone, and iPad assistance.
When: Thursdays, 10:00am–12:00pm
Fee:
$10 Members of PTSCC, up to 1 hour
$15 Non-members, up to 1 hour
Call 847.991.1112 to schedule one-on-one assistance.
SIT & BE FIT
When:
Fee:
Mondays, 10:00–10:30am
Thursdays, 10:00–10:30am
$3 Members of PTSCC per day
$4 Non-members per day
TAI CHI
This Tai Chi class will focus on the basic movements and
form of Tai Chi. This exercise program will help enhance
movement and balance—join us!
When: Thursdays, 3:00–4:00pm
Fee:
$5 Members of PTSCC, per day
$6 Non-members, per day
2016 UPCOMING TRIPS
DAY TRIPS
Grand Victoria Casino • Wednesday, May 18
The Producers • Thursday June 9
Rockin at Fireside Theatre • Wednesday, June 15
Mystery Trip • Friday, June 24
Lipizzan Horses • Wednesday June 29
Odd Couple • Thursday, July 21
OVERNIGHT TRIPS
Girlfriends Getaway • August 1–3
Springfield • September 21–September 23
Meskwaki Casino • October 25–27
CHAIR YOGA
When:
Fee:
Thursdays, 9:00–9:30am
$2 Members of PTSCC per day
$3 Non-members per day
ADVANCED LINE DANCING
When:
Fee:
Mondays, 10:45am–12:00pm
$4 per person, per lesson
QUILTING GROUP – FREE
This congenial group works on group or individual projects.
We are looking for more stitchers. All are welcome.
When: Wednesdays, 12:30–2:30pm
CERAMICS CLUB
Our ongoing group will help you with beginning and advanced
projects. Pay only for the materials you use. First session
includes one small piece to paint and fire.
When: Fridays, 9:00–11:00am
Fee:
$4
PINOCHLE
New and experienced players are invited to stop by and play.
When: Mondays & Fridays, 12:30–4:30pm
BRIDGE
Basic knowledge of the
game is essential.
When: Tuesdays,
12:30–3:30pm; Fridays,
10:00am–1:00pm
BINGO
When:
Mondays, 12:00–3:00pm (small group bingo)
Thursdays, 12:30–3:00pm
Social Poker: 10:00–11:00am prior to Bingo.
OTHER ACTIVITIES
STAMPING CARD MAKING: Mondays, 10:00–11:00am
MAH JONG: Mondays & Wednesdays, 1:00–4:00pm
WII BOWLING: Thursdays, 10:00–11:30am
POKER GROUP: Wednesdays, 12:00–3:00pm
BAGS: Thursdays, 11:00am–12:30pm
CRIBBAGE: Thursdays, 11:00am–2:00pm
Call 847.991.1112 to reserve a spot.
VISIT THE PTSCC WEBSITE AT WWW.PTSCC.ORG.
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Commissioner ......................................................Jay Cozza
email: [email protected]
Commissioner ......................................................Sue Gould
Commissioner ............................................ Jennifer Rogers
Commissioner ...................................................... Terry Ruff
Commissioner .................................................. Nick Sawyer
ADMINISTRATION
Executive Director .............................................. Mike Clark
Executive Assistant/Board Secretary ................Trish Feid
DEPARTMENT OF DISTRICT SERVICES
& PROJECTS
Superintendent of District Services
& Projects .................................................... Cheryl Tynczuk
Human Resource Manager ................................ Phil Riskin
IT Manager ..................................................... Dan Mangum
Volunteer Coordinator ..........................Amanda McGovern
DEPARTMENT OF FACILITIES
Superintendent of Facilities ............................ Steve Nagle
Assistant Superintendent of Facilities ....Joshua Ludolph
Head Golf Professional ................................. Dan Hotchkin
Golf Course Superintendent ............................ Brad Helms
Assistant Superintendent of Golf Course ........ Billy Sharp
Stables Manager/Trainer ................................... Toni Bruns
Facility Manager .............................................Kelli Hedding
Assistant Facility Manager .....................Kevin Slobodecki
Facilities Coordinator .......................................Vito Manola
Museum Supervisor ............................... Marilyn Pedersen
Theatre Coordinator ......................................... Jeff Greene
NON-PARK DISTRICT FACILITIES
A CLOSER BOND DOG TRAINING
550 W. Wood Street, Unit 300, Palatine • 847.358.7312
CAMP REINBERG
1801 N. Quentin Road, Palatine • 312.636.9750
CONANT HIGH SCHOOL
700 E. Cougar Trail, Hoffman Estates • 847.755.3600
FLO MIXED MARTIAL ARTS
709 S. Vermont Street, Palatine • 847.934.1356
FREMD HIGH SCHOOL
1000 S. Quentin Road, Palatine • 847.755.2600
FRONTIER PARK
1933 N. Kennicott, Arlington Heights • 847.577.3015
HARPER COLLEGE
1200 W. Algonquin Road, Palatine • 847.925.6707
ISKC DOJO
327 N. Eric Drive, Palatine • 847.359.0666
J.P. WOOD MARTIAL ARTS AMERICA
249 E. Northwest Highway, Palatine • 847.705.8714
STAFF/FACILITIES
STAFF DIRECTORY
PALATINE HIGH SCHOOL
1111 Rohlwing Road, Palatine • 847.755.1600
SALT CREEK SPORTS CENTER
647 S. Consumers Avenue, Palatine • 847.394-8806
ROLLING MEADOWS COMMUNITY CENTER
3705 Pheasant Drive, Rolling Meadows • 847.818.3220
WHOLE FOODS MARKET
20281 N. Rand Road, Kildeer • 847.726.4601
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND PERSONNEL
Superintendent of Finance & Personnel .......Elliott Becker
Assistant Superintendent of
Finance & Personnel ..........................................Tina Becke
Registrar ........................................................ Christine Rice
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND PLANNING
Superintendent of Parks & Planning ................ Ed Tynczuk
Assistant Superintendent of Parks ...................Jim Holder
DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION
Superintendent of Recreation ..................... Keith Williams
Assistant Superintendent of Recreation .....Donelda Danz
Public Information Manager ............................... Deb Owen
Marketing Manager ......................................... Joan Scovic
Aquatics Manager .........................................Patrick Griffin
Athletic Coordinator ........................................Todd Ranum
Cultural Arts Coordinator ............................Michael Noens
Fitness, Health & Wellness Coordinator ..Jennifer Peldiak
Gymnastics Coordinator .................................. Barb Dunne
Preschool/Tots Coordinator ............................ Karen Rude
Special Interest Coordinator.......................Lisa Schroeder
Sponsorship Coordinator ................................... Julie Selof
Swim Team Coordinator..............................Tony Gallagher
Graphic Designer ................................... Claire Cinquegrani
CONNECT WITH US!
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twitter.com/PalParks
instagram.com/PalatineParks
pinterest.com/PalatineParks
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4. Cardinal Park - 155 W. Illinois Ave
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2.0
6. Celtic Park - 1351 N. Rohlwing Rd
16.2
7. Cherrywood Park - Russet Way & Crestview Ln
1.0
8. Chestnut Park - 1150 E. Palatine Rd
2.0
9. Clayson House Mueseum - 224 E. Palatine Rd
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12. Cottonwood Park - 3000 Fox Ln
1.2
13. Cutting Hall - 150 E. Wood St
0.53
14. Wally Degner Park - 881 W. Palatine Rd (access on Middleton)
7.0
15. Dove Park - 1802 Green Ln South
1.0
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16. Eagle Park - 1425 N. Oak St
6.7
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17. Falcon Park - 2195 N. Hicks Rd
14.3
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18. Finch Park - 3451 Wilshire, Hoffman Estates
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25. Locust Park - 700 E. Morris Dr
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26. Mallard Park - 720 S. Mallard Dr
1.3
27. Maple Park - 316 N. Winston Dr
7.0
28. Meadowlark Park - 1502 W. Northwest Hwy
11.7
29. Mulberry Park - 613 N. Franklin Ave
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30. Oak Park - 455 N. Clark Dr
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31. Osage Park - 2076 N. Old Hicks Rd
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33. Palatine Hills Golf Course - 512 W. Northwest Hwy
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34. Palatine Prairie - north end of Riemer Reservoir
2.0
35. Palatine Stables - 1510 W. Northwest Hwy
8.5
36. Partridge Park - 1111 S. Mallard Dr
4.0
37. Peregrine Park - 1015 W. Peregrine Dr
4.0
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38. Plum Grove Reservoir - Algonquin Rd, south of Harper College
44.0
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91.0
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40. Robin Park - 100 N. Middleton Ave
1.0
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41. Senior Center - 505 S. Quentin Rd
1.6
3.7
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47. Whippoorwill Park - 913 W. Partridge Ct
1.5
48. Wilke Marsh - Wilke Rd south of Rt. 12
12.6
49. Willowwood Park - 530 N. Stark Dr
4.0
New Park Chickadee Park - 18 E. Preserve Dr
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46. Towne Square - 150 W. Palatine Rd
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45. The Grove - 4801 Old Plum Grove Rd, Rolling Meadows
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24. Doug Lindberg Park - 600 N. Winston & 1313 E. Sanborn Ave
44. Sycamore Park - 901 N. Clark Dr
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23. Juniper Park - 4849 Boulder Ln, Hoffman Estates
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43. Sparrow Park - 655 S. Middleton Ave
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22. Hummingbird Park - 1225 N. Palos Ave
42. Robert “Dutch” Schultz Recreation Area - 512 W. Northwest Hwy
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21. Heron Park - 1030 W. Whytecliff Rd
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10. Community Center - 250 E. Wood St
20. Hawthorne Park - 210 S. Brockway St
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11. Community Park/Fred P. Hall Amphitheater - 262/256 E. Palatine Rd
19. Tom T. Hamilton Reservoir/Ron Gbur Sports Fields - 1037 N. Smith Rd
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21.0
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Soccer/Football
3. Birchwood South Park - southeast of Birchwood Park
Sledding
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Picnic Shelter
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Picnicking
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Palatine Trail Access
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Outdoor Basketball
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11.5
Fishing
4.0
2. Birchwood Recreation Center/Park - 435 W. Illinois Ave
For a map of Hamilton fields
visit palatineparks.org
Dog Park
Bicycling, Jogging, Walking
1. Ashwood Park - 710 Wren Ave
Shelter available by permit
Disc Golf
Acreage
GUIDE TO PARKS AND FACILITIES
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PALATINE PARK DISTRICT REGISTRATION FORM
palatineparks.org • 847.991.0333 • Fax: 847.202.7317
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
PLEASE PRINT
CA
Head of Household Last Name: __________________________________________________ First: ________________________________
Address: ________________________________________________________________________ Apt #: _______________________________
Email: ___________________________________________________________________________  Yes, add me to the PPD email list
Americans With Disabilities Act Need Accomodations
NWSRA needed for (name of participant requrining special accomodations) _____________________________________________
Prog #
Program Name
Current
Grade
Participant’s Full Name
CG
EMP
Proof of Residency
City/State/Zip: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Primary Phone: _________________________ Cell Phone: __________________________ Work Phone: ________________________
CK
SCH
R NR HS Code _____
Checked by ___________
Processed by _________
Batch # _______________
Birthdate
Gender
Fee
M F
M F
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I would like to make a donation to the Palatine Park Foundation Scholarship Fund 501(c)(3)  $1  $3  $ _________________
Please fill out if applicable. Shirt Size: Youth S M L Adult S M L XL School Attending: _______________________
TOTAL $
REFUND POLICY: All REFUNDS will be charged a $5 processing fee. Our refund policy is 100% up to 10 days before class starts and 50% up to 24 hours
after 2nd class. Some classes are non-refundable. Medical refunds are subject to review. Please refer to the catalog for more information. NO NET
REFUNDS UNDER $5 WILL BE ISSUED. Refunds are not given if there is a change of instructor, for one day programs, special events, or classes which
are contracted or require ticket purchases. All refunds will be applied as a household credit unless otherwise requested.
To view the Palatine Park District Privacy Policy visit palatineparks.org.
RELEASE AND HOLD HARMLESS WAIVER
By their very nature, many Park District programs involve body contact, substantial physical exertion, emotional stress, and/or use of equipment which
represents a certain risk. It is recommended that you check with your physician prior to participating in Palatine Park District activities. Palatine Park
District does not provide insurance protection for participants in Park District activities. Please read the following information carefully and be aware
that in registering yourself or your minor child/ward for participation in the above program(s), you will be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries
you or your child/ward might sustain arising out of the above program(s). I give my child permission to participate in this program, trip, or activity and
hereby waive, release and forever discharge any and all claims against the Palatine Park District or its commissioners, employees, or volunteers for
damages and/or injuries to the registrant, which may arise from participation in Palatine Park District programs. EMERGENCY TREATMENT: A minor
may not be treated, even in an emergency, except when, in the opinion of the attending physician, a life is in the balance. Written consent is required for
all treatment given in any hospital emergency room/center. Consent of a parent or legal guardian is necessary for unmarried minors, under 18, except in
cases of extreme emergencies. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: As a parent and/or legal guardian, I do herewith authorize the treatment by a qualified and
licensed medical doctor of the above minor in the event of a medical emergency which, in the opinion of the attending physician may endanger his/her
life, cause disfigurement, physical impairment or undue discomfort if delayed. This authority is granted only after a reasonable effort has been made to
reach me. The release form is completed and signed of my own free will with the purpose of authorizing medical treatment under emergency circumstances in my absence. Please list specific medical allergies, medicines, or other conditions on a separate piece of paper to be attached to this form.
Release and Hold Harmless Statement on registration form must be signed. PARTICIPATION WILL BE DENIED if the signature of adult participant or
parent/guardian and date are not on this waiver.
My signature, or my guardian’s signature if I’m under 18, indicates that I HAVE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE REFUND POLICY AND WAIVER and
understand it is required to take part in Park District programs.
Signature: ____________________________________________________________________ Date: _________________________________________________________________
Emergency Name: ___________________________________________________________ Emergency Phone: ___________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Please indicate above any medical information (asthma, diabetes, etc.) or food allergies that staff should be aware of.
 Check (Payable to Palatine Park District)
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Cardholder Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________
Card Expiration Date: _____________________________
Card Amount: _________________________________
Cardholder Signature: _______________________________________________________________________________
Credit Card Number
 Cash $ ___________________________________
 Visa
Security Code
 MasterCard
 Discover
Exp. Date
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