Winter 2014

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Winter 2014

Get Out and Play
Winter 2014
The Berkley Buzz
Berkley Parks and Recreation
Table of Contents
What’s Buzzin’ In Berkley
Athletics
Jump-A-Rama Classes
Children’s Classes
Safety Classes
Zumba Classes
Adult Classes
Berkley Ice Arena
Senior Activities
21-100 Travel
Room Rental Information
Map of Berkley Facilities
Berkley Parks and Recreation Staff
Tom Colwell, CPRP
Director of Parks and Recreation
[email protected]
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Theresa McArleton
Deputy Director
[email protected]
Scott Jennex, CPRP
Recreation Programming Leader
[email protected]
Dan Simpson
Parks and Recreation Maintenance Leader
[email protected]
Dan McMinn
Office Administrator
[email protected]
Registration at the Community Center
Registering for programs at the Berkley Community
Center can be done in a variety of ways including online at
berkleymich.org, over the phone with a visa or mastercard or by stopping in with cash or a check made payable
to the “City of Berkley” or charge.
We suggest you sign up for programs as early as possible
because classes will fill up quickly. Though we do have
waiting lists, cancellations do not happen very often.
If a class/program is canceled, you will receive a full
refund. If you decide to cancel, a refund will be made minus $5 for processing. If you attend two of more classes
a refund will not be made.
You may register for most of our programs after they
have started at a pro-rated fee.
Sue Thornton
Senior Coordinator
[email protected]
Bryan Halter
Ice Arena Maintenance Leader
[email protected]
BERKLEY COMMUNITY CENTER
2400 Robina Berkley, MI 48072
248.658.3470-Office
248.658.3471-Fax
The Berkley Parks and Recreation Department
reserves the right to implement changes to programs
and activities that are deemed to be in the best
interest of providing these services. We will do
everything possible to limit these occurrences and
we thank you in advance for your patience and
understanding when these situations arise.
Office Hours
Monday-Friday
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
www.berkleymich.org
City of Berkley Phone Numbers
Police/Fire Emergency ONLY
911
Police and Fire Department
248.658.3380
City Hall Main Number
248.658.3300
City Manager
248.658.3350
City Clerk
248.658.3310
Department of Public Works
248.658.3490
Finance/Purchasing
248.658.3340
Berkley Public Library
248.658.3440
Building Department
248.658.3320
Parks and Recreation
248.658.3470
Ice Arena
248.658.3460
45-A District Court
248.658.3400
WBRK
248.658.3330
Chamber of Commerce
248.414.9157
Post Office
248.546.7159
Berkley School District
248.837.8000
Tyndall Center
248.837.8900
Holiday Calendar
City Offices will be closed for the following dates:
Christmas Eve - December 24, 2014
Christmas Day - December 25, 2014
New Year’s Eve - December 31, 2014
New Year’s Day - January 1, 2015
Martin Luther King Day - January 19, 2015
President’s Day - February 17, 2015
Good Friday - April 3, 2015
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“Creating Community
Through People, Parks
and Programs”
The Berkley Buzz
Hello and welcome to the Winter edition of the 2015 Berkley Buzz. As the new season approaches it’s time to turn our
attention to all the excitement and possibility it brings. The Parks & Recreation staff has worked hard to put together
programming choices for your family and is confident that within these pages you will find the activities to keep your
family active & healthy. Participation is a great way to achieve the old adage “A family that plays together, stays
together,” so Get Out & Play!
We are happy to bring you the 5th annual WinterFest celebration on February 7th! Take in the carnival atmosphere at the
center, fowling, broomball, petting farm, taste some of Berkley’s best soups during our “Soup-Off,” watch the Bloomfield
Hills Blackhawks Girls Hockey game and/or take in a skating session at the Ice Arena, decorate cookies and make special
crafts, watch the talented ice sculptures being designed before your eyes, learn some great outdoor education techniques
from local Boy Scouts and much, much more.
Other fun Parks & Recreation winter activities we hope you will participate in include our second annual Mom2Mom Sale
on January 10th, Mother/Son Sports Night on January 23rd and the ever popular Daddy/Daughter Dances on January 24th.
Also, make sure you bring your family to the Cartoon Theatre which takes place on March 7th, skate with your sweetheart at
our Valentines Skate at the Arena on February 14th or enjoy a wonderful breakfast, petting farm and pictures with the bunny
at Breakfast with the Bunny on March 28th. For more information including costs and times regarding these special winter
programs as well as all our wonderful weekly programs, check us out at www.berkleymich.org.
Parks & Recreation’s Get Out & Play Initiative is designed around ‘action.’ This can mean a variety of things from
sponsorship to volunteerism to participation. This initiative’s purpose is to make options available for businesses,
families and individuals to be active in our community. With the rates of participation in our programs, businesses can reach
a larger portion of consumers. Families and individuals can not only stay active and healthy but also assist their neighbors by
volunteering in any number of available opportunities through Parks & Recreation. We urge you to be active in your
community and get involved in this initiative!
Remember to keep us in mind for any of your business, family or special event needs. Competitive rates are available for
room rental at the Community Center and Ice Arena. We have wonderful birthday party packages and off season training
space is available for your teams. Let us help you ensure that a special touch is put on your next event and your team is
prepared for next season. If you have ideas on how to make our parks, programs and facilities even better I would love to
hear from you, please contact me at 248.658.3470 or [email protected].
Please be sure to check that box entitled “Recreation Passport” when you renew your license tabs. I just did because it not
only gives my family great opportunity to explore our great parks but also benefits our wonderful community, boom!
Get Out & Play!
Tom Colwell, CPRP
Director of Parks & Recreation
Berkley City Council
The Berkley City Council meets on the 1st and 3rd
Monday of each month at 7:00 pm at City Hall. Meetings are
open to the public and are televised live on Berkley’s Channel
(WBRK) 10 on WOW and 17 on Comcast.
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
Meetings are held the 2nd Thursday of each month at
7:00 pm at the Community Center. All are welcome to
attend and share their Parks and Recreation ideas.
Phil O’Dwyer, Mayor
Dan Terbrack, Mayor Pro Tem
Steven W. Baker, Councilmember
Jack Blanchard, Councilmember
Tina Edgar, Councilmember
Alan H. Kideckel, Councilmember
Eileen Steadman, Councilmember
Mike Kerby, Chairperson
Josephine Brewer
Jerry AbenJohn Nicolai
Gary Polk
Josh Pollard
Betty Smith
Dan Terbrack, City Council Liaison
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What’s Buzzin’ in Berkley
Mother/Son Sports Dances
Breakfast With The Bunny
Berkley Parks & Recreation and Berkley/Huntington
Woods Youth Assistance together with the Berkley Junior
Women’s Club & the Tri-Community Coalition invite Moms
& Sons to enjoy a night of sports, dancing, hot dogs and chips.
Relatives and friends are also welcome to escort young
men. Get your classic shot of the special occasion at our
picture station. This is a casual, Sports Themed event! Wear
the hat, shirt or jersey from your favorite team! Tickets go
on sale January 5 with limited space available and can be
purchased at Parks & Recreation. Make a memory your
special guy will never forget!
Deadline to purchase tickets is January 21. Any Tickets
purchased after January 21 will be $10 per couple and
$5 for additional son if tickets remain.
Hop along with Berkley Parks and Recreation and the
Junior Women’s Club and enjoy a colorful, fun-filled
breakfast for families with children ages three to fifth grade.
An adorable variety of animals such as bunnies, chicks,
goats and ducks will be there to enjoy. Children will also
get a souvenir picture taken with the Bunny. Everyone
attending needs a ticket! Tickets go on sale March 2.
Deadline to purchase tickets is March 26. Any Tickets
purchased after March 26 will be $6 per person
if tickets remain.
Date: Time: Cost: Date: Time: Cost: January 23, Friday
Session I: 5:00 - 6:30 pm
Session II: 7:00 - 8:30 pm
$7 per couple
$3 per additional son
March 28, Saturday
Session I: 9:00 - 10:00 am
Session II: 10:30 - 11:30 am
$4 per person
2015 Berkley Cartoon Theatre
A laugh-filled hour of classic cartoons and animated short
films for the whole family! Treats for sale! Tickets on sale
starting February 2nd.
Daddy/Daughter Dances
Date: Time: Cost: Put on by Berkley Parks and Recreation and Berkley/
Huntington Woods Youth Assistance in conjunction with
the Berkley Junior Women’s Club, darling daughters and
doting dads will enjoy a night of dancing and
refreshments. Relatives and family friends are welcome
to escort charming little ladies. Also provided are lovely
corsages. Get a classic snapshot of the special occasion
at our photograph station. Limited tickets will go on sale
January 5 and can be purchased at the Community Center.
Deadline to purchase tickets is January 21. Any Tickets
purchased after January 21 will be $10 per couple and
$5 for additional daughter if tickets remain.
Date: Time: Cost: March 7, Saturday
6:00 - 7:00 pm
$8 per family
$3 adult
$2 children
2015 Mid Winter Break Camp
Date: February 17 - 20
Time: 8:45 am - 5:00 pm
Cost: $125 - 4 days resident/$145 - 4 days non-resident
2015 Spring Break Camp
January 24, Saturday
Session I: 5:00 - 6:30 pm
Session II: 7:00 - 8:30 pm
$7 per couple
$3 per additional daughter
Date: April 7 - 10
Time: 8:45 am - 5:00 pm
Cost: $125 - 4 days resident/$145 - 4 days non-resident
2400 Robina • Berkley, MI • 248.658.3470 • berkleymich.org
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Athletics
Women’s Softball
12 game schedule begins Wednesday, April 22
Teams will receive one softball per game, official scorebook
and official ASA rulebook. Top 4 teams make the playoffs
and individual awards are awarded for first and second place
during the regular season and first place in the playoffs.
Cost:
$650 per team - includes $90 refundable forefit fee
Men’s Softball
14 game schedule begins Friday, April 24
Cost:
Co-Ed Softball
12 game schedule begins Sunday, April 26
Youth Sports Contacts
Berkley Steelers Football
Joe Fuhrman
248.602.9199
http://www.eteamz.com/berkleysteelers/
Cost:
Berkley Steelers Cheerleading
Katie Canto
248.635.0434
http://www.eteamz.com/berkleysteelers/
Sunday Kickball
10 game schedule begins Sunday, April 26
Teams will receive two kickballs for the season, official
scorebook and official ASA rulebook. Top 4 teams make the
playoffs and individual awards are awarded for first place in
the playoffs.
Berkley Dad’s Club Baseball
Mike Kerby
[email protected]
http://www.berkleydadsclub.org.assn.la/
Berkley Mom’s Club Softball
Corrina Campbell
248.255.6263
http://bmc-softball.com/
Cost:
Monday Kickball
10 game schedule begins Monday, April 27
South Oakland County Soccer
MaryBeth Braun
248.399.6487
http://www.southoaklandsoccer.com/
Teams will receive two kickballs for the season, official
scorebook and official ASA rulebook. Top 4 teams make the
playoffs and individual awards are awarded for first place in
the playoffs.
Berkley Hoops Basketball
Jason Welch
248.497.6239
http://www.berkleyhoops.com/
Cost:
Each team will be required to submit a roster form and
pay the umpire $15 at the beginning of each game.
Berkley Panthers Wrestling Club
Aaron Dean
248.930.6182
http://www.berkleywrestlingclub.com
Registration Deadline:
March 31
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Jump-A-Rama Classes
Jump-A-Rama - KidFit for Preschoolers
Ages 1 - 4 years
Jump-A-Rama - Gymnastics
Ages 3 - 5 years or 5 - 9 years
An exciting and spine-tingling class which will help
children gain cardiovascular and muscular strength,
flexibility, coordination and learn teamwork. This will be
accomplished through a variety of aerobic exercises such
as, music, ride your favorite transportation scooter, free
play, parachute and bubble games and close with a story and
snack. Wear your gym shoes
because we will do a lot of
running. Come meet some new
friends and have some laughs.
Instructor: Jump-A-Rama
Each child is given the opportunity to explore a wide
variety of apparatus, such a basic tumbling skills, springboard
activities, Balance Beam, Gymnastic jumps and
trampoline exercises. This program will provide your child
with progressive skills that will encourage self-confidence
and coordination! Each week an obstacle course will be setup
to help the student with the skill
introduced. Students should wear
leotards or shorts. Hair must be put
up and no jewelry.
Dates: January 6, Tuesdays
Length:Six Weeks
February 24
Time: 9:45 - 10:35 am
Cost: $66 resident $71 non-resident $12 drop-in
Ages 3 - 5
Dates: January 8, Thursdays
Length:Six Weeks
February 26
Time: 4:30 - 5:15 pm
Cost: $66 resident $71 non-resident
Jump-A-Rama - Home School Gym Class
Ages 5 - 11 years
Ages 5 - 9
Length:Six Weeks
February 26
Time: 3:45 - 4:30 pm
Each child is given the opportunity to explore a wide
variety of apparatus, such a basic tumbling skills, springboard
activities, balance beam, gymnastic jumps and trampoline
exercises. This six-week program will provide your child with
progressive skills that will encourage self-confidence and
coordination! Each week an obstacle course will be setup to
help the student with the skill introduced. Students should
wear leotards or shorts. Hair must be put up and no jewelry
please. This program is intended for homeschoolers only.
Jump-A-Rama - All-Star Cheer Team
Ages 4 years & Up
Length:Six Weeks
February 26
Time: 9:30 - 10:30 am
All Star Cheer-Pom team will meet
every Thursday for six weeks for
lots of laughs, friends and fun.
The All-Star cheer team promotes
fitness, proper arm movements, dance
routines,
jumps,
stretching,
basic
tumbling & stunting. Your child will
also cover five key components to
success: building unity, responsibility,
leadership, discipline/rules and friendship.
Pom-Poms will be included in the class
fee. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a bottled water.
Jump-A-Rama - Tumble Tots
Ages 1 - 4 years
This program will provide toddlers and preschoolers with
an opportunity to explore a wide variety of basic tumbling
apparatus like springboard, balance beam, large and small
gross motor mats, trampoline and more. Class begins with
muscle conditioning
including running, jumping and
hopping then moves into music time.
Students will
concentrate on body awareness,
eye-hand coordination and balance.
Class will end with parachute and
bubble activities. Parent participation
required.
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Dates: Time:
Cost:
January 8, Thursdays
Length:Six Weeks
February 26
11:00 - 11:45 am
$66 resident $71 non-resident
Length:Six Weeks
February 26
5:15 - 6:00 pm
Any questions regarding a jump-a-rama class can be
directed directly to [email protected].
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Preschool Dance
Ages 3 - 5
LEGO® Challenge I Fundamentals
Grades 1 - 5
This program integrates LEGO® with scientific and
mathematical principles in a FUN and EXCITING way! Each
lesson will include building, enhancing and playing with a
custom, moving LEGO® model. E2 Young Engineers
programs implement an Edutainment (Education +
Entertainment) approach, transforming the learning process
into a game while introducing children to theoretical and
practical knowledge in the fields of science, technology,
engineering, art & math (STEAM).
Instructor: Building Engineers
Clapping and counting, singing and skipping,
enjoying the music and making new friends.
This is what a preschool class is all about for
your little ones. As parents, you know that
improving large motor skills, listening to
directions, learning to take turns and cooperating as a group
would be great too! Learning and fun go together for your
preschoolers. No recital.
Instructor: Premiere Plus
Dates: February 14, Saturdays Length: Six weeks
Time: 9:00 - 9:30 am
Cost: $51 residents $56 non-residents
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Intro to Dance
Grades Kindergarten - 2nd Grade
Dancers will enjoy learning the basic terminology, body
positions and beginning dance combinations with music
designed to be familiar and fun for their age group. Ballet and
stylized Jazz along with Broadway style Song and Dance. Jazz
Oxfords are required. No recital.
LEGO® Challenge II Continuing
Grades 1 - 5
This program is intended for graduates
of LEGO Challenge I Fundamentals, and
will introduce new subjects and more
intricate
models.
This
program
integrates LEGO® with scientific and
mathematical principles in a FUN and
EXCITING way! Each lesson will
include building, enhancing and playing
with a custom, moving LEGO® model.
E2 Young Engineers programs implement an Edutainment
(Education + Entertainment) approach, transforming the
learning process into a game while introducing children to
theoretical and practical knowledge in the fields of science,
technology, engineering, art and mathematics (STEAM).
Instructor: Building Engineers
Time: 9:30 - 10:15 am
Hip Hop Jazz
Grades 3 & Up
HHJ students will enjoy an energetic warm
up, isolation and pop n lock hip hop moves,
traditional jazz turns, jumps, floorwork and
progressions. Special attention is paid to
ensure that our music selection and
choreography is appropriate for our
students at each age level. Students will need Jazz
Oxfords. No recital.
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Time: 10:15 - 11:00 am
Length:Five Weeks
February 26
5:30 - 6:45 pm
Parent-Tot Playgroup
Ages 16 months - 3 years
Get out for the day, socialize and interact with other parents
and children. Participants will partake in such activities as arts,
crafts, music and games. There is a new theme each week, so
no two classes will be quite the same.
Instructor: Miss Jennifer
Horseback Riding Lessons
Ages 7 and Up
Classes are ongoing and can be scheduled Mon-Fri 5:00 8:00 pm and Sat-Sun 9:00 am - 3:00 pm.
Contact Haverhill Farms at 248.887.2027 for
more information.
Dates: Vary
Length:Five Weeks
February 26
4:00 - 5:15 pm
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Cost: $255
January 7, Wednesdays Length:Six Weeks
February 25
10:00 - 11:15 am $42 resident $47 non-resident $11 additional sibling
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Sanchin Ryu Karate
Pillo Polo
Grades K - 3
Students will be trained with
proven, age-appropriate techniques This
program is set in a fun, yet structured
environment which will give your child
a positive outlook on learning a martial
art. Participants will achieve great self
confidence and leadership through the
physical techniques, mental strategies,
drills and exercises they are lead through. Instructors hold
a ranking of at least 1st Degree Black Belt and maintain a
continual, bi-monthly certification. This is an ongoing course
where students have the opportunity to continue education in
the same location with no hidden fees. Students are able to
join during a session at a pro-rated price.
Instructor: Sanchin Systems
Boys and Girls, don’t miss out on this great floor-hockey
type team sport! Hockey rules with foam sticks and ball.
Eight weeks of Practice combined with Six weeks of Games.
Practices begin January 26 and
the program ends March 27th.
Teams may be consolidated and
practice times may be changed if
minimum registration numbers are
not met. Games will be on Fridays
beginning February 13th. No
games or practice the week of
February
16th.
Registration
deadline is January 23rd
Dates: Cost:
January 26, Mondays
January 27, Tuesdays
K-1 $35 resident
K-1 $40 non-resident
2-3 $40 resident
2-3 $45 non-resident
Team
Bears
Wolverines
Grade
K-1
2-3
Day
Mon
Mon
Practice Time
3:45-4:15 pm
4:15-5:00 pm
Spartans
Wings
2-3
K-1
Tues
Tues
3:45-4:30 pm
4:30-5:00 pm
Date: January 15, Thursdays
Length: Eight weeks
Age: K-2nd 3rd-8th
Family
Time: 6:00 - 6:30 pm
6:30 - 7:30 pm
7:30 - 8:30 pm
Cost: $20 resident
$40 resident
$80 resident
$25 non-resident $45 non-resident $85 non-resident
Sports Starters
Ages 3 - 5
Your toddlers will love this first introduction to sports such as
soccer, football, volleyball, tee-ball, basketball, hockey,
kickball and more! Youngsters will learn sport fundamentals
such as throwing, catching, kicking and running with easy-tounderstand instructions and silly games. We want your child to
have a positive and fun learning experience. Wear tennis shoes
and bring a water bottle. No class February 16.
Instructor: Leisure Unlimited, LLC
Dates: Time:
Cost:
January 26, Mondays
Length:Four Weeks
March 2
1:00 - 1:45 pm
Soccer
Ages 3 - 5
A basic introduction to soccer. Toddlers will learn various kicks,
trapping, passing, shooting, positions and rules while working
toward in-class scrimmages. Kids play at their own pace. Our
emphasis is on participation and effort to make this a positive
learning experience. No class on February 16.
Instructor: Leisure Unlimited, LLC
Dates: Time:
Cost:
January 26, Mondays
Length:Four Weeks
March 2
5:00 - 5:50 pm
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Kindermusik - Village
“Hickory, Dickory, Tickle and Bounce”
Ages newborn - 18 months
The Crafty Scientist
Ages 3 - 5
Parents and preschoolers alike will be thrilled with this
engaging science and craft program. Each themed class
will focus on education through fun and creativity. Explore
subjects such as earth science, oceanography, chemistry and
more with our hands on approach to learning. Join us as we
explode watermelons, craft wind socks, pollinate flowers and
soar to new heights of knowledge and fun. Our weekly classes
begin with a story that sets the theme for our experiments and
art projects. The Crafty Scientist’s mission is to create a love
for learning and creativity in children of all ages. No class on
January 19 or February 16. Instructor: Miss Laura
Research shows the more you expose your
baby to nursery rhymes and songs, the
stronger those emerging language-learning
skills will be. That’s why these Mother Gooselike stories and rhymes are the main theme of
this class. Required home materials fee of $35 (payable to
instructor at first session) includes a CD of beautifully arranged
nursery rhyme and songs from class, a rhyming picture board
book Hickory, Dickory, Tickle and Bounce, a set of Art Banners
and an instrument for music-making at home. No class on
February 13 or 20.
Certified Kindermusik Instructor: Mary Robertson
Dates: January 5, Mondays
Length:Six Weeks
March 2Time: 10:00 - 10:45 am
Dates: January 16, Fridays
Length:Eight Weeks
Time: 9:15 - 10:00 am
Crafty Saturdays
Ages 5 - 11
Kindermusik - Our Time “Milk and Cookies”
Ages 18 months - 3 years
Wear clothes that can get dirty with glue, paint or glitter and
join us for theme based crafty Saturdays. Sign up for one, two
or all three sessions.
Instructor: Miss Laura
Make everyday home activities and chores easier and more
fun with music! Cook and sing to The Muffin Man; dust and
clean to the original song In My House; get ready to wash
clothes to the delightful poem Washing Machine. Move, play,
and sing together in developmentally appropriate activities
created just for 1½ to 3-year-olds. Required home
materials fee of $50 (payable to instructor at
first session) includes two Home CDs, stir
xylophone instrument and two books. No
class on February 13 or 20.
Certified Kindermusik Instructor: Mary Robertson
Frozen - January 17, Saturday
Join us for a morning of three fun, messy
crafts centered around the movie “Frozen.”
Valentine’s Day - February 14, Saturday
Its going to be a day full of reds, pinks, hearts and flowers! Join
us for a morning of three fun, messy crafts centered around
our Valentine’s Day theme!
St. Patrick’s Day - March 14, Saturday
Get ready for shamrocks, leprechauns and
rainbows. Join us for a morning of three fun,
messy crafts centered around our St. Patrick’s
Day theme!
Dates: January 16, Fridays
Length:Eight Weeks
Time: 10:15 - 11:00 am
Infant Massage
Want to help your baby sleep for longer periods at night? Is
your baby suffering from gas or constipation? Want to help
your baby relax and support your bonding and attachment?
This class is for you! Want to learn a skill that is known to
decrease post-partum depression? Are you a parent who is
looking for a way to increase your confidence and ability to read
you baby’s cues? Interested in learning other ways to comfort,
calm and soothe your baby? This class is for you! This class is
appropriate for babies who are not yet crawling.
Instructor: Mikki Hill , LMSW, IMH-E (III)
Family, Health & Harmony, LLC
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Time: 10:00 - 10:45 am
Cost: $12 per session
Soccer
Ages 6 - 9
Designed for the beginner/intermediate player, we instruct
the following skills: trapping, dribbling, various kicks,
throw-ins, passing and shooting. We cover player
positions, offense, defense, rules and strategy. Drills are fun and
progressive and evolve into scrimmages against each other. No
class on February 16. Instructor: Leisure Unlimited, LLC
January 7, Wednesdays Length: Four weeks
February 11
6:00 - 7:00 pm
$40 residents $45 non-residents
Dates: January 26, Mondays
Length:Four Weeks
March 2Time: 6:00 - 6:55 pm
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Tween Knitting
Ages 10 - 17
Birthday Parties at the
Berkley Community Center
Enjoy some after school fun with knitting! Learn the basics of
knitting, beginning with the knit stitch. Learn to read a simple
pattern and complete a project. Materials needed include: Size
US 7 straight needles, tapestry
needle, scissors, tape measure,
any brand worsted weight
100% cotton yarn. Note: Lion
brand cotton tots makes a
great all weather bag (sold at
Michael’s and JoAnns).
Instructor: Deirdre McCray
Dates: Time:
Cost:
New way to celebrate your child’s birthday this year? Are
you tired of having 16 screaming children at your home? Are
you sick of having to prepare all of the food? Look no further
than the Berkley Community Center for all of your birthday
party needs. Parks and Recreation specializes in Pillo Polo
and Princess parties but we are able to handle most requests.
Birthday party packages include:
1 hour of activity in the Multi-Purpose Room
1 hour in the Party Room
5 Pizzas (additional pizzas can be ordered for $8 each)
Choice of Juice, Lemonade or Water
Specialty Designed 1/4 Sheet Cake ($25 for extra cake)
Vanilla Ice Cream
Balloons
All Paper/Plastic Products (plates, cups, napkins, spoons)
Party Facilitator
Length:Six Weeks
February 26
5:00 - 6:00 pm
Radiant Yoga for Tweens
Ages 10 - 14
In this 6 week series we will explore the foundations of
Basic Hatha Yoga through a
combination
of
breathing,
movement, and stretching.
Focusing on strength and
flexibility, steadiness and ease,
we will develop the inner
radiance that is in all of us. Please bring a yoga mat. No class
on January 24 or February 7.
Yoga Alliance Certified Instructor (RYT200):
Margaret Nusbaum
Dates: Time:
Cost:
The Birthday Party Package costs $250 for residents and
$300 for non-residents.
If you are looking to throw that extra special party for your
son or daughter you are able to add entertainment and an
additional cost. Other entertainment options include:
January 17, Saturdays
Length: Six weeks
March 14
10:00 - 11:00 am
$50 residents $55 non-residents $10 drop-in
Jump-A-Rama Gymnastics Magician Tom Plunkard
Leisure Unlimited Kindermusik Bouncer
Dan the Creature Man
Tuesday Zumba for Tweens
Ages 12 - 18
Prices vary for additional entertainment. Call the Parks and
Recreation Department for pricing
Get Fit, Rock Out and Have a Blast!
Great new Tween class. Zumba is a
dance fitness program done to a fusion
of Latin and International rhythms.
Zumba is a dynamic, exciting and
effective fitness system. Ditch the
Workout - Join the Party!
Instructor: Amanda Meek
Dates: Time:
Cost:
January 6, Tuesdays
Length: Six weeks
February 24
4:15 - 5:15 pm
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Safety Classes
Hiking - First Steps
CPR/AED/First-Aid
Want an exercise that is fun? Need stress relief?
Weight loss? Looking for an activity that you can enjoy with
family? Want to spend more time outdoors? Hiking is a
time-honored activity that is fulfilling, fun and healthy. Learn
the essential basics of hiking:
- How to plan a trip
- How NOT to get lost
- How to be comfortable
- How to be safe
Learn what you really need (and don’t need) from
someone who is NOT trying to sell you gear. And best
of all, learn how to find great adventures close to home.
Instructor: Live Safe Academy
Be prepared when seconds count! Learn from the American
Red Cross programs that set the national standard to respond
effectively to adult, child and infant cardiac and choking
emergencies, sudden illness, bleeding and other lifethreatening conditions. You will learn the proper use of an
Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and your
vital role in the chain of survival. Each student will have
the use of their own mannequin to practice and demonstrate
skills. Students will receive the First Aid / CPR / AED
Participant Packet and State of Michigan Good Samaritan Law
regarding
the
use
of
an
AED
unit
and
CPR (additional materials will be available for purchase).
Adult CPR w/AED, Infant and Child CPR, and First Aid
certification cards will be issued upon successful
completion of course requirements (now
valid for two years). Please note that you
must arrive on time both nights to be
certified. Material fee of $15 per student
payable to Live Safe Academy, LLC at
first class.
Dates: March 11, Wednesday
Time: 6:00 - 9:00 pm
Self Defense for Adults
Can you defend yourself against a violent attack? You
don’t have to spend years training in an expensive program.
Learn valuable, life saving skills from programs designed
to increase your safety after only one class! Learning is best
accomplished by doing. Our hands on course teach time-tested,
relevant and realistic skills that are easy to learn and retain
under stress. Designed to be safe, this course instills
confidence by building on
success. You are coached
according to your own rate of
progression. No previous training
required. A great stress reliever
and lots of fun.
Dates: March 18 & 25, Wednesdays
Time: 6:00 - 9:00 pm
Baby Sitting/Home Alone Workshop
Ages 8 - 14
This class is designed for ages 8-14, who are interested in
babysitting or are home alone for a period of time.
Discussion will center around setting up a babysitting
business, growth/development, taking care of infants/
children, what to do in an emergency and safety
precautions when home alone. Certificates will be presented
upon completion. Hands-on activities are featured, and many
informational handouts will be distributed. PLEASE
BRING AN INFANT SIZED DOLL AND A BLANKET.
Instructor: Lisa Laviolette - Learning Pathways
Dates: February 23, Monday
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Self Defense for Children
Ages 7 - 11
Dates: January 26, Monday
March 23
Time: 5:00 - 7:00 pm
Fun, interactive and age appropriate workshop will
teach essential, lifesaving
information about the threats
facing our children, strategies for
prevention and real world
techniques designed to reduce
their risk of abduction, assault
and other forms of violence.
ORV Safety
Dates: April 20 & 22, Monday and Wednesday
Time: 6:00 - 9:30 pm
Marine/Boater Safety
Dates: February 23, Monday
Time: 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Dates: May 19 & 21, Tuesday and Thursday
Time: 6:00 - 9:30 pm
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Zumba® Classes
Ditch the Workout - Join the Party! Zumba® is a dance fitness program done to a fusion of Latin and International rhythms. Zumba®
is a dynamic, exciting and effective fitness system. Lose weight, tone up and enjoy yourself. All Classes for 16 year olds and up.
Instructor: Jennifer Lopez
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Saturday Morning Zumba®
January 17
Length: Six weeks
March 14
11:00 - 11:55 am
Instructor: Amanda Meek
Tuesday Evening Zumba®
January 6
Length: Six weeks
February 24
8:30 - 9:30 pm
Thursday Evening Zumba®
January 8
Length: Six weeks
February 26
8:30 - 9:30 pm
Take any two classes with Jennifer Lopez for just $62
Sunday Morning Zumba®
Dates: Time:
Cost:
January 4
Length: Six weeks
February 22
8:00 - 8:55 am
Dates: Time:
Cost:
January 6
Length: Six weeks
February 24
5:45 - 6:40 pm
Dates: Time:
Cost:
January 7
Length: Six weeks
February 25
5:45 - 6:40 pm
Tuesday Evening Zumba®
Wednesday Evening Zumba®
Take any two classes with Amanda Meek for just $70
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Adult Classes
Parenting Classes
Puppy Preschool - 3 - 5 Months
Join Instructor Mikki Hill, LMSW, IMH-E (III) and explore
the world of parenting.
Dates: Vary, Wednesdays
Time: 7:00 - 8:00 pm
Prices listed are for individual sessions
Help your puppy develop the good habits he/she needs
in order to become a valued member of your family
circle. Socialization, introduction to obedience,
grooming and problem solving are covered. Bring puppy and
shot records to the first night of class with a six-foot
leather lead and a buckle collar. Minors over the age of 12 may
train with a parent or guardian present. Limit seven puppies.
Potty Training - January 14
How to know when a child is ready. What to look for
developmentally. Why it’s important to not rush the process.
Reading is FUN - January 21
Why it’s important to read to children of all ages. Different
ways to “read” based in ages.
Co-Parenting - January 28
What co-parenting means. Why is it so important to remain at
least civil with my child’s other parent. What’s in it for me as
a parent. How does it affect our child.
Relaxation &Self-Care - February 11
Learn different techniques for self-care and why self-care is
so important.
Parenting: Back to Basics - February 25
Remembering the importance of consistency, repetition,
follow through and routine for children of all ages
Dates: Time:
Cost:
January 19, Mondays
Length:Six weeks
March 16
7:00 pm or 8:00 pm
Introduction to Dog Obedience - 6+ Months
A foundation obedience class for all dogs. Learn to train
your dog to heel on lead, come when called, sit, stand and
lie down. While learning, you and your dog will establish a
closer bond. Bring shot records to first class. You will also
need a six-foot leather leash and a slip-type training collar.
Minors over the age of 12 may train with a parent or guardian
present. All participants come at 7:00 pm the first week.
Do not bring your dog to the first class.
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Oil Painting
If you love to paint, then this class is for you! Both
first-time painters and those seeking to take their art to
the next level are welcome.
Classes will consist of studio time,
technical
demonstrations,
and
individual instruction for each
student. Students will have to
provide their own supplies. No class
on January 24 or February 7.
Instructor: Marat Paransky
January 19, Mondays
Length: Eight weeks
March 16
7:00 pm or 8:00 pm
Advanced Novice Dog Obedience
Has your dog successfully completed a beginners obedience
class? Can he heel at your side with few corrections and do
a long sit and down without getting up? The Novice Class
focuses on sharper obedience work, with off-leash heeling,
recalls and stays. This is an excellent preparatory class to
obtaining obedience titles. By the end of the class, you will be
working off leash with consistency. Bring dog the first night.
Dates: January 17, Saturdays
Length:Eight Weeks
Time: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Dates:
Time:
Cost:
Basic Yoga
January 21, Wednesdays Length:Eight Weeks
March 18
7:00 - 8:00 pm
A yoga practice for all levels. Increase
strength & flexibility, reduce stress, and calm
the mind through physical postures, breathing
exercises and meditation. Please bring a yoga
mat . No class on January 24 or February 7.
Yoga Alliance Certified Instructor (RYT200):
Margaret Nusbaum
This class prepares qualified handlers and their therapy dogs
for visitations to places where therapy dogs are needed.
Therapy Dog International Certification and AKC
Canine Good Citizen may be obtained upon successful test
completion. Dogs must know all basic obedience exercises.
Bring a six-foot leash, RED buckle collar and shot records.
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Therapy Dog Obedience
January 17, Saturdays
Length: Six weeks
March 14
9:00 - 10:00 pm
January 21, Wednesdays Length:Four weeks
March 18
8:00 - 9:00 pm
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Adult Classes
Knitting 101 for Everyone
Basics of Selling on ebay
Students will learn the basics of knitting, beginning with the
knit stitch and using the most popular cast on technique. In
this class you will learn to read a simple pattern and complete
a simple garter stitch tote bag. Materials needed include Size
US 7 straight needles, tapestry needle, scissors, tape measure,
any brand worsted weight 100% cotton yarn. Note: Lion brand
cotton tots makes a great all weather bag (sold at Michael’s
and JoAnns). Instructor: Deidre McCray
Want to clear out your garage, make extra money, form a
hobby or be your own work-from-home-boss? You will get
an overview of ebay that includes creating a free account
and a successful auction listing. Topics include: ebay seller
fees; creating effective listing titles and descriptions; taking
marketable photos; basic selling strategies; and shipping.
A $20 material fee, due at the start of classes, includes a
Student Manual and exclusive Student Resource Center on
CD-ROM which you keep. This class is for people with little
or no ebay experience, who want to become successful sellers.
Instructor - Bill DiSessa
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
February 26
Length:Four Weeks
**Morning Knitting Classes also offered. Session begins January
16 and runs for four weeks. Classes start at 10 am.**
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Defying Diabetes
Are you diabetic or pre-diabetic? No matter where you fall
on the spectrum, you’ll benefit from understanding ways to
prevent, alleviate, and even cure Type II diabetes. (If you’re a
Type I, this will help you decrease your need for insulin.) Join
us as we get into the nuts and bolts - or, better said, the sugar
and the insulin - of how diabetes happens and how we can
upgrade our lifestyles to lessen our chances of suffering from
this chronic disease. YOU are the best chance you’ve got to
defy diabetes! Instructor: Food Coach, Lisa Howard
February 12, Thursdays
6:00 - 9:00 pm
$25 resident individual $30 resident couple
$30 non-resident individual $35 non-resident couple
ebay Beyond the Basics
This advanced class covers the keys to success on ebay;
starting a business on ebay; what to sell and where to
find it; developing a business strategy; and pricing and
listing format options. Learn how to market your business on
and off ebay. Also learn what to do after the sale (managing
payments,shipping etc.) A $20 course materials fee, payable
to the instructor at the start of class, includes an ebay-issued
Student Manual and exclusive Student Resources CD-ROM.
Instructor - Bill DiSessa
Dates: February 10, Tuesday
Time: 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Health - Smart and Wallet - Wise
Shop smart - don’t be a statistic! Americans throw out 25%
of the food we bring home. That’s thousands of dollars of lost
income every year. By planning ahead, purchasing realistic
amounts of perishable groceries, finding creative ways to use
everything in your pantry and fridge, & securely storing what
you can’t/don’t eat, you’ll save a lot more $ than you ever
could with coupons. Instructor: Food Coach, Lisa Howard
February 19, Thursdays
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Video Marketing Made Easy
Video marketing is volcanically hot and superhero
powerful! 100 Million Internet users watch online videos
each day. People watch videos all the time on their TVs, game
consoles, computers and, increasingly, tablets and mobile
devices, so it makes good sense to use videos for any
business. This course, Video Marketing Made Easy, explains
the “what” and “why” of video marketing and then reveals
the right way to do it. It also provides case studies plus dos
and don’ts. This informal class is for anyone who wants to
increase leads and sales. The $10 materials fee, payable to
the instructor at the start of class, covers a student resources
disk that includes a 75-page training guide,
cheat sheet, mind map, top resources
report and video landing page templates.
Instructor: Bill DiSessa
Dates: March 3, Tuesday
Time: 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Cardio Kickboxing
Cardio Kickboxing is a workout consisting of jabs, hooks,
uppercuts and kicks designed to get you on your way to
a leaner body and a healthier state of mind. This high
intensity class uses intervals coupled with toning recovery
periods to zap calories and define your muscles. All levels are
welcome. No bags, no gloves, just a great workout! Attend
both days for $73. Instructor: Kathryn King
Dates: Time:
Cost:
Dates: January 6 or 8
Time: 7:00 - 8:00 pm
March 5, Thursdays
6:00 - 9:00 pm
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Berkley Ice Arena
Home of the
Session III
Learn to Skate
Open Skating
Tuesday - Friday
12:00 - 1:50 pm
Saturday 7:00 - 8:50 pm
Sunday
5:00 - 6:50 pm
$6 Adult
$5 Children (12 & under) $4 Skate Rental
Date: January 4, Sunday
Length: Eight Weeks
Classes include: Snowplow Sam (Up to 5 Years Old)
Basic Skills (Ages 6 and up)
Freestyle
Adult
Open Hockey
Wednesday & Friday
10:30 am - 11:50 am
Tuesday & Thursday
2:00 - 3:20 pm
$8/player, goalies are free
Must be 18 or older to participate
Session IV
Date: March 1, Sunday
Length: Eight Weeks
Freestyle
Adult
Valentine’s Day Skate
Are you sick and tired of the same
old date? If so, the Berkley Ice
Arena has your answer. Grab that
special someone or a group of friends
and spend the night at open skate.
Saturday Session I
Date: February 14, Saturday
Length: Ten Weeks
Freestyle
Adult
**$15 USFS fee also included unless already paid**
Date: February 14, Saturday
Time: 7:00 - 8:50 pm
Cost: $6 Adult $5 Children (12 & under) $4 Skate Rental
Berkley Bears
Upcoming Home Schedule
Date
Saturday, December 20
Monday, January 12
Saturday January 17
Tuesday, February 10
Saturday, February 14
Thursday, February 26
Team
Time
Lake Orion
4:00 pm
Royal Oak
2:30 pm
WL Western 7:00 pm
Farmington
4:30 pm
Stony Creek
6:30 pm
Clarkston
4:00 pm
Plymouth Salem 7:00 pm
Farmington
4:00 pm
Bloomfield Blackhawks
Upcoming Home Schedule
Date
Saturday, January 10
Saturday, January 17
Sunday, January 18
Friday, January 23
Team
Mercy
Regina
Huron Skyline
Ladywood
Liggett
Port Huron
Time
2:00 pm
4:00 pm
2:00 pm
2:30 pm
6:30 pm
4:00 pm
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Senior Activities
Activities at the Senior Center
Tai Chi
This gentle motion class, designed with seniors in mind, may
help you to improve your circulation and lower blood pressure.
Instructor: Dan Marchwinski
Pop into the Berkley Senior Center on any given day and you’ll
be sure to find something going on. Whether you enjoy playing
cards or watching movies, the Berkley Senior Center is sure to
have something to fit your fancy. Check out the schedule below
and stop by to say hello.
Activity
Day
Bingo
2nd & 4th Tuesday
Exercise Class
Mon, Tues & Thurs
Euchre
1st & 3rd Monday
Pinochle
2nd & 4th Monday
Duplicate Bridge
Fridays
Matinee Movies
Wednesdays
Wii Bowling
Tuesdays
Berkley Neighbors
Tuesdays
Dates: January 7, Wednesdays
February 18
Time: 9:30 - 11:00 am
Cost:$30
Time
2:00 pm
10:00 am
12:30 pm
12:30 pm
12:30 pm
2:00 pm
11:00 am
6:30 pm
Senior Computer Classes
Get to Know Your Laptop
This exciting class is our basic 101 class. You will
learn about the physical laptop itself, security issues,
applications, basic settings, internet safety and how to do
research. This is your chance to improve your skills in a
non-threatening environment. This slow-paced class is
designed with seniors in mind. Bring your laptop with you.
Dates: January 8
Time: 10:00 - 11:00 am
Cost:$60
Casino Trips
Whether you enjoy playing the slots or doubling-down at the
blackjack table your trip to the casino is sure to be tons of fun.
Don’t forget to bring your ID with you, your winnings cannot
be collected without it.
Casino
Motor City
MGM
Greektown
Fire Keepers
Date
January 12
February 26
March 9
March 18
Cost
$19
$14
$14
$39
Departs
10:30 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
9:00 am
Dates: January 8
Time: 11:15 am - 12:15 pm
Cost:$60
Cost
$7
Dates: January 8
Length:3 weeks
Time: 45 minute one-on-one sessions
Cost:$60
Lunch Outings
Grab a friend, bring your appetite and enjoy a meal at on of
the fine restaurants in the metro Detroit area. We’ll provide the
transportation, but the cost of the meal and tip is on your own.
Restaurant
Red Lobster
Golden Corral
Olive Garden
Date
January 29
February 24
March 26
Cost
$7
$7
$7
Length:Six Weeks
All About Gadgets
Not sure how to use all those new gadgets? Help is here! Bring
in your laptop, cellphone, tablet, e-reader, or camera and learn
how to use it. Don’t forget all cables and power cords. You’ll
get three, 45 minute one-on-one sessions with our Instructor
Marta. Call to set up your class time.
Lunch with Lisa
Menu
Chicken Noodle Soup, Grilled
Cheese, Dessert & Beverage
Length:Six Weeks
A Step Beyond The Basics
If you know a little and would like to
learn more, this is the class for you.
Instructor Marta will help you to
continue on your way to learning more about your laptop.
Bring your laptop with you.
Lisa is happy to bring together friends at the Community
Center for an inexpensive, but satisfying meal.
Date
January 7
Length:Six Weeks
Coming Soon
Collette Tours Presents:
Shades of Ireland - September 2015 - 10 days
Reflections of Italy - November 2015 - 10 days
Departs
11:30 am
11:30 am
11:30 am
Join us to learn more details about these wonderful trips on
Thursday, January 22 at 2 pm. Collette Tour Representative
Ed McKenna will be on hand to give a presentation and answer
all your traveling questions
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21 - 100 Travel
Detroit Institute of Arts
Kewadin Shores
The Detroit Institute of Arts, located in Midtown Detroit, has
one of the largest, most significant art collections in the United
States. This is your chance to wander around this fabulous
facility. We will enjoy a cookie reception, followed by a
guided gallery tour. You will also have plenty of time to
wonder around on your own.
This trip will be a gambler’s
delight as we stop at three casinos
in one trip! Travelers will stay two
nights at Kewadin Shores Casino
where you will receive a $10 cash
voucher each day, $10 of free play per night and a $10 food
voucher. Travelers will also visit the Odawa Casino, where
you will receive $15 in instant rewards and a bottle of water
and the Bay Mills Casino, where you will get $10 of free play.
$20 deposit to hold your reservation. Full payment is due 30
days prior to departure.
Dates: January 15, Thursday
Time: 12:00 - 3:00 pm
Cost:$5
Dates: January 31- February 2
Cost: Single: $472 Double: $399
Senior Day at the Auto Show/Greektown Casino
Triple: $375
Puttin’ On The Ritz
Join us as we head to the North American International Auto
Show in downtown Detroit. We will arrive right as doors open
so there will be plenty of time to view the cars before it gets
to crowded. Since its inception in 1907, the Auto Show has
grown from a regional event featuring 17 exhibitors to an
internationally sanction show with over 90 exhibitors. After
the Auto Show, we will head to Greektown Casino where
everyone will receive $20 in coin.
Start your day with a hot cup of coffee and a snack as we
head the bus to the Hollywood Casino in Toledo, OH.
Everyone will receive a $10 incentive! Our home for the
evening will be at the Holiday Inn Express in Tiffin. Dinner
will be provided at T.J. Willie’s. Following dinner, we’re off
to the Ritz Theatre to see Jay and the Americans. You’ll enjoy
some of their greatest hits including “Tonight”, “This Magic
Moment” and “Cara Mia”. Day Two includes breakfast before
starting for home. En route, we will visit MacQueen Orchards
for a chance to shop. Lunch will be included at Tony Packo’s,
and our final stop will be at the Libbey Glass Outlet Store.
Dates: January 21, Wednesday
Time: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
Cost:$39
Dates: April 18 - April 19
Cost: Single: $382 Double: $315
Triple: $293
New England - Whale Watching
Jump on the deluxe highway motorcoach and leave the
driving to Bianco Tours as we explore the great northeast. Spend
7 days and 6 nights traveling through Massachusetts, Maine,
and more. This trip included guided tour of Cape Cod and
Provincetown, a stop at the Cape Cod Potato Chip Factory,
a Dinner Cruise on Skaneateles Lake and much more. The
highlight of the trip will be the Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruise
which is sure to take your breath away. The waters around Cape
Cod consistently rank as one of the worlds top 10 whale watching
destinations.
Dates: May 17 - May 23
Cost: Single: $1,580 Double: $1,265
Triple: $1,182
Effective immediately, all payments for extended trips
need to be made directly to Bianco Tours.
For more information regarding this change,
please contact Sue at 248-658-3470.
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Room Rental Information
Rent A Room At the Community Center
The Community Center has a variety of room options and one is sure to fit your needs. Prices vary by room. Call 248.658.3470
for information. All rooms comes with free Wi-Fi.
Multi-Purpose Room
Holds:
Approximately 240 people
Perfect For:
Large get-togethers like birthday parties or showers
Amenities include:
Tables and chairs - On rollers for easy set up/tear down
Attached to kitchen - Oven, Refrigerator, Microwave
Counter space for serving food
Senior Annex
Holds:
Perfect For:
Meetings, birthday parties or showers
Amenities include:
Tables and chairs - can be set up anyway you like
Two televisions - one with surround sound, DVD, VHS
Senior Addition
Holds:
Perfect For:
Large club meetings, birthday parties or showers
Amenities include:
Tables and chairs - can be set up anyway you like
Mini-Fridge and Freezer for keeping small items cold
Large Meeting Room
Holds:
Perfect For:
Business meetings, small birthday parties and showers
Amenities include:
Flat-screen television, DVD
Counter space
Tables and chairs - can be setup anyway you please
Small Meeting Room
Holds:
Perfect For:
One-on-one business meetings
Small organization meetings
Amenities include:
Large table in the in the center of the room
Flat-screen television
Whiteboard
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Map of Berkley Facilities
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Community Center
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Angell Park, Wiltshire and Bacon
City Hall, 3338 Coolidge Highway
Community Park Complex, Adjacent to Community Center
Department of Public Works, 3238 Bacon
Hurley Field, Oxford and Gardner
Ice Arena, 2300 Robina
Jaycee Park, Webster and Bacon
Kiwanis Tot Lot, Columbia and Cass
Lazenby Park, Oxford and Henley
Public Library, 3155 Coolidge Highway
Merchants Park, Cambridge and Bacon
Oxford Park, Harvard and Berkley
Pattengill Park, Webster and Royal
Berkley Public Safety, 2395 Twelve Mile Road
Rogers Park, Oxford and Hamilton
7.
8.
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Don’t Miss The Action!
12 - 4 pm
Winter Petting
Farm
Carnival Games
& Bouncer
Snowman Building
Contest
Broomball
Children’s
Crafts
Fowling
Cookie
Decorating
Open
Skating
Bon Fire
With S’mores
Bloomfield HS
Blackhawks Hockey
Turkey
Bowling
Cake
Walk
Ice
Sculptures
Much, Much
More
Be on the lookout for more information as we get closer to the event
All events will be held at the Berkley Community Center Complex
For more information, call 248.658.3470 or
e-mail [email protected]
2400 Robina
Berkley, MI 48072
248.658.3470 - phone
248.658.3471 - fax
berkleymich.org
ECRWSS
RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER
PRSRT STD
U.S. Postage Paid
Permit No. 396
Royal Oak, MI

Winter 2014

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