THE CITY OF WINTER GARDEN NEWS

The City of Winter Garden News
Summer 2012
www.wintergarden-fl.gov
A NEW Partnership is Formed
to Create Economic Opportunities
The Cities of Apopka, Ocoee and Winter Garden have put pen to paper and forged a new alliance, hoping to turn their locations along the SR 429 corridor into economic opportunities and political
clout. This new partnership will represent approximately 120,000 residents and over 60,000 employees
giving the partnership parity with the largest cities, communities, downtowns and business districts in
the Metropolitan area.
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All three cities have the SR 429 corridor,
Lake Apopka, the West Orange Trail, the
Florida Central Railroad and a historical
agricultural base in common. They also
share agricultural distribution, manufacturing, wellness and digital media industries
forming a common economic bond.
By marshalling resources and clout, and
honing in on one economic development
strategy, the cities believe they can be
more competitive with other communities
and areas in Central Florida.
“We’re true sister cities in many ways. In the end, what
helps one should benefit all.”
Richard Anderson, Apopka Chief Administrative Officer
“It makes a lot of sense for us to work together. We’ll be
able to marshal resources for our primary focus, which
will be economic development along the SR 429 corridor.
It’s such a great opportunity.”
Mike Bollhoefer, Winter Garden City Manager
“In the end, the Center Florida region benefits from
partnerships like this. The more we work together and
align resources, the better for all of us.”
Robert Frank, Ocoee City Manager
Table of Contents
2 A New Partnership is Formed to Create Economic Opportunities
4 Keep Our Garden Green
6 Our Water
7
Winter Garden Heritage Foundation
8 Garden Theatre
10 Special Events
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
Mayor
John Rees
407.656.7372
Commissioners:
District 1, H. Kent Makin
407.877.5131
District 2, Bob Buchanan
407.656.2646
District 3, Robert “Bobby” Olszewski
407.877.5133
District 4, Colin Sharman
407.877.5134
12 Crealdé School of Art Classes
City Manager, Mike Bollhoefer
407.656.4111 ext. 2267
16 Athletics
City Clerk, Kathy Golden
407.656.4111 ext. 2254
17 50+ Programs
Chief of Police, George Brennan
407.656.3636 non-emergency
20 Adult Programs
21 Youth Programs
22 Youth Camps
22 Nutrition, Health & Fitness
24 Aquatics
26 Where to Play
27 Rental Facilities
27 General Information
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Sponsorship Information
Chief of Fire Rescue, John Williamson
407.877.5175 non-emergency
Building & Code Compliance
407.877.5144
Parks and Recreation
407.656.4155
Employment
407.656.4111 ext. 2281
Produced by the Office of
Community Relations
407.656.4111 ext. 2266
City of Winter Garden
300 West Plant Street
Winter Garden, Florida 34787
407.656.4111
www.wintergarden-fl.gov
If ecotourism isn’t for you or if you’ve already made travel plans, there are still some
simple steps you can take to minimize your environmental impact while traveling:
Packing
• Reusable items. Bring a reusable water bottle and a reusable shopping bag.
• Paper weight. Reduce paper weight by downloading books, articles, maps, etc., on an electronic device and
leaving the hard copies behind.
• Pre-trip recycling. Remove packaging materials from new items and recycle those materials before you leave.
Keep Our Garden
(and Other Gardens)
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GREEN
Leaving the House
Unplug your computer, television, microwave, etc. All these items draw power even when switched off.
Adjust the thermostat, turn down the heat in the winter and turn up or shut off the air conditioner in the summer.
Turn down the water heater so it doesn’t unnecessarily heat water while you’re away.
Lodging, Transportation & Food
It’s that time of year when many folks will be
going on vacation. If you haven’t planned your
trip yet, consider ecotourism.
• Opt out of daily laundering of towels and linens. Request that towels are replaced only when left on the floor
and linens that are replaced only upon request.
“Responsible ecotourism includes programs that minimize the negative
• Use public transportation, walk or bike instead of driving.
aspects of conventional tourism on the environment and enhances
the cultural integrity of local people. In addition, ecotourism promotes
• Choose to eat-in at restaurants or grocery shops instead of getting food to go in disposable containers
to reduce waste.
recycling, energy efficiency, water conservation and creation of
• Reuse disposable bottles, cups, flatware, bags and other containers.
economic opportunities for local communities”. Source: Wikipedia
• Leave books, magazines, maps behind for another traveler instead of throwing them out.
• Turn off lights, television, air conditioning and other appliances when not in use – just like at home.
• Respect local resources and customs toward resource use. Water supply and waste management services are
often much more limited than Western travelers are accustomed to. Use only what you need.
• Ask the tourist office or hotel staff how to recycle in the area you’re visiting.
Additional information:
Green Lodging in Florida (www.dep.state.fl.us/greenlodging/lodges.htm)
International Ecotourism Society (www.ecotourism.org)
Sustainable Travel International (www.sustainabletravelinternational.org)
The Nature Conservancy (http://www.nature.org/greenliving/greenshopping/travel/)
Travel Green (www.travelgreen.org)
Source: green.travel/learn/resource-conservation
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Our Water
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Ensuring that drinking water remains readily available for Winter Garden residents for
years to come is among the City’s top priorities. Because our drinking water comes from the
aquifer, protecting and conserving this invaluable natural resource is at the heart of the City’s
efforts. These efforts include expanding the City’s reclaim water services, incorporating new
metering technology and educating consumers through the water conservation program.
Communities that currently use reclaim/reuse water for irrigation include
Chapin Station, Fuller’s Landing, Fuller’s Crossing, Trails of Winter Garden,
Covington Chase, Courtlea Park, Oak Glen, Deerfield Place, Cobblestone,
Daniels Landing, Regency Oaks, Grove Park, Foxcrest, Grovehurst,
Glenwood, Black Lake Park, Britt Business Park and the Winter Garden
Village. Reclaim service is expected to start this year in Belle Meade,
Bronson’s Landing, Carriage Point and portions of Stoneybrook West.
Installation of new metering technology in select communities will also begin
this year. This new technology allows for efficient monitoring of water leaks
and customer water use through an increase in meter reading frequency.
Customers will have the ability to view their water use on weekly, daily and
even hourly bases, which will improve management of water consumption.
The water conservation program hosts workshops and attends
festivals throughout the year to educate the public on Florida Friendly
Landscaping™, efficient irrigation and plant choices. Free evaluations are
available for all customers to identify ways to conserve water outdoors.
A free showerhead exchange, which offers water-saving fixtures, is also
available to help reduce indoor water use. Enforcement of the City’s
irrigation ordinance is another tool used to educate customers about water
conservation.
Conservation is vital to protecting natural resources and imperative to
delaying and hopefully preventing the need to look at alternative water
sources like lakes and rivers for drinking water, which can have severe
environmental impacts.
For additional information, please visit the City’s water conservation
webpage at www.cwgdn.com/cityhall/departments/water-conservation
or call 407.654.2732.
Thank you to all our customers who conserve water!
Winter Garden
Heritage Foundation
Since 1994, WInter Garden Heritage Foundation has been an integral
part of revitalizing historic Winter Garden through numerous creative
programs bringing history to Life!
The organization’s mission “to preserve our heritage and architecture while creating new cultural
experiences” continues today and includes:
•Historic preservation (the Garden Theatre was one of
WGHF’s restoration projects),
Fun and free activities in historic downtown:
•School education programs (field trips and in-class
presentations),
•a self-guided walking tour of the Historic Downtown District
(available on the free QTours iPhone app or as downloadable mp3 files at wghf.org/tours),
•Two free museums in the National Register Historic District
(the Heritage Museum and the Central Florida Railroad
Museum),
•the Winter Garden History Hunt (12 “treasure boxes” hidden throughout downtown; find out more at
wghf.org/tours), and
•The History Research Center (serving as a public research
library and archival center for the communities of Winter
Garden, Ocoee, Oakland, Windermere, Tildenville and
Killarney), and
• local history exhibitions in a variety of public venues.
•Events such as Winter Garden MusicFest (a free three-day
outdoor music celebration held annually in October), All
American Kids’ Parade (every July 4th), the Citrus Crate
Label Show and receptions honoring key “history makers.”
Other activities that can be enjoyed from home including:
•“Pic of the Week” showcasing historic photos in the West
Orange Times and on Facebook (become a friend of “Winter
Garden Heritage,”
• whatwasthere.com (a website that ties historic photos to Google Maps), and
• Publications & movies that tell the history of the area.
It’s all part of an effort to celebrate local heritage, create a strong sense of community and bring people downtown.
Want to get involved or learn more about this dynamic organization? Check out wghf.org or contact us at 407.656.3244.
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THEATRE
In partnership with Karen Rugerio and Act III Acting Studio, the Garden Theatre proudly presents a variety of theatre
summer camps for both children and adults taking place in June and July, including a full youth production of Oliver!
gardentheatre.org/summercamps
ACT-ion Station
June 11 - 15 • 9 am - 12 pm
Ages 4 - 8
Tuition: $200
LIVE SEASON
The Music Man
Produced by the Garden Theatre April 20 - May 27
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturday at 8 pm • Sundays at 2 pm
Fast-talking Harold Hill convinces the parents of a small town in Iowa to
buy instruments and uniforms for their youngsters, but chaos ensues as
Hill’s credentials are questioned and he is called upon to prove himself
to the citizens of River City. The Music Man marks the Garden Theatre’s
third full-length spring musical, a true community celebration!
ACT-ion Station is a dynamic camp exploring creative play,
music and movement. Using rhythm and rhyme, kids will stage
scenes from Mulan and Tarzan. This camp will be taught by
Karen Rugerio.
Improv Mania
June 11 - 15 • 1 - 4 pm
Ages 9 - 14
Tuition: $200
Improv Mania dives into techniques of improvisation
for beginners and the skilled performer. Taught by Joe Fatone,
Sr.
Tickets: $12 - $26
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Wizards, Magicians, Pirates and Princesses
MOVIES
Gone with the Wind (1939) Saturday, May 5 • 2 pm
American classic in which a manipulative woman and a roguish man carry on a
turbulent love affair in the American south during the Civil War
and Reconstruction. (238 minutes) • Tickets: $7
Milk Money Movie Series
June and July Tuesdays • 10 am
Enjoy movies suitable for all ages on for only $1 a ticket.
gardentheatre.org/milkmoney
Summer Movie Series
Throughout the summer, the Garden Theatre will show over two dozen vintage, cult, and
micro-budget movies on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. Tickets are only $5 per
movie, or purchase a summer movie pass for pass holder and two others to any and all
movies in the Summer Movie Series for only $55. gardentheatre.org/summermovies
June 18 - 22 • 9 am - 12 pm
Ages 5 - 9
Tuition: $200
Wizards, Magicians, Pirates & Princesses takes the student on
a journey with exciting songs, movement, and acting from our
favorite stories and fairytales. Taught by Karen Rugerio.
ABCs of Acting: Kids on Camera
June 18 - 22 • 1 - 4 pm
Ages 9 - 14
Tuition: $200
ABCs of Acting is an inviting
and fun environment to
learn beginning acting and
commercial techniques.
Taught by Karen Rugerio.
Broadway Lights: Musical Theatre Camp
June 25 - 29 • 9 am - 4 pm
Ages 4 - 17
Tuition: $275
A full day, week-long camp exploring Broadway musicals and
acting for the stage. Kids will perform a mini-musical of 101
Dalmatians. Teens and tweens will perform a cabaret including
songs and dance from Legally Blonde, Drowsy Chaperone,
The Addams Family, Cabaret, Chicago and Thoroughly Modern
Millie. Taught by Karen Rugerio.
Youth Theatre Production of Oliver!
July 2 - 20 • 9 am - 4 pm
Ages 4 - 17
Tuition: $395
The Youth Theatre Production of Oliver! is a three-week
“Summer-Stock”-like program that gives students a chance
to perform in a fully staged production musical –Oliver!
– complete with sets, props and costumes. No prior experience
necessary, all levels are welcome. Taught by Karen Rugerio.
Commercial Acting for Adults
Tuesdays and Thursdays • 7 - 8:30 pm
June 19, 21, 26, 28, July 3 and 5
Ages: 18 - 108
Tuition: $150
For adults who would like to learn what on-camera commercial
and live theatre acting is all about, this fun and comfortable
workshop environment will provide the basics or upgrade
some untapped skills.
Garden Theatre
160 West Plant Street | Historic Downtown Winter Garden
Visit us at gardentheatre.org
Special Events
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GARDEN
SUMMER CAMPS
Live Music,
family activities,
food and more!
Wednesday, July 4 • 8 - 10 am
Parade starts at 10 am
Winter Garden Masonic Lodge, 230 Bay Street
Enjoy breakfast, games, and decorations to adorn
bicycles, scooters, strollers and wagons at the
Winter Garden Masonic Lodge before the parade
begins. Sponsored by the Masonic Lodge, Winter
Garden Heritage Foundation and the Downtown
Merchants’ Association. 407.656.3244
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The City of Winter Garden Presents
National
Night Out
2012
Hosted by the Winter Garden
Police Department
Join us for free food and fun!
Tuesday, August 7 • 6 - 9 pm
Winter Garden Village Mall
What is National Night Out?
It’s America’s Night Out against crime!
Wednesday, July 4 • 5 pm
Fireworks at 9:15 pm
Newton Park, 29 West Garden Avenue
FREE!
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT is designed to:
Bring a chair, blanket or have a seat in the grass
for this annual Winter Garden tradition! Keep
your eyes on the sky for one of the best firework
displays in West Orange County. Live music, family activities, food and more keep the evening fun
for all ages! Parking is available at Health Central
Park and Dillard Street Elementary.
• Strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-
community partnerships
• Heighten crime and drug prevention awareness
• Generate support for, and participation in,
local anti-crime programs
• Send a message to criminals letting them
know that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back
Special Events
All American Kids
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Crealdé School of Art is a community based non-profit organization established in
1975. From its two Winter Park campuses, Crealdé offers an affordable curriculum
of over 100 studio courses and workshops in painting and drawing, photography,
ceramics and sculpture for adults and children of all ages and backgrounds. The
hands-on visual arts courses are taught by a professional faculty of over 40 artists
and attract students from throughout Central Florida.
Register by contacting Crealdé at 407.671.1886 or visit www.crealde.org.
Painting & Drawing
Note: Self-motivated young adults (ages 13 to 17) are also welcome to
enroll in Painting & Drawing classes.
WG/PD102 Introduction to Drawing & Painting
Instructor: Cat Hempel
Two 8-week classes available:
Session 1: Starts June 18; Mondays, 6 - 8 pm
Session 2: Starts August 20; Mondays, 6 - 8 pm
Open to beginning students as an introduction to the fundamentals of art.
Sample various drawing and painting techniques using different media, including
watercolors, acrylics and oils. Tuition includes most materials and supplies.
Fee: Crealdé Members & Winter Garden Residents $205
Non-Members $225
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WG/PD104 Watercolor I
Instructor: Prayong Deeying
Two 8-week classes available:
Session 1: Starts August 21; Tuesdays, 10 am - 12 pm
Session 1: Starts August 21; Tuesdays, 6 - 8 pm
Explore the classical world of watercolor and develop a firm grounding in traditional
approaches and techniques. Repeat or advanced watercolor students are welcome
to join this class and learn more advanced techniques while working independently
with the instructor.
Fee: Crealdé Members & Winter Garden Residents $195
Non-Members $215
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Register at www.crealde.org or call 407.671.1886
WG/PD115 Introduction to Acrylic Painting
WG/PD119 Introduction to Oil Painting
Instructor: Patricia Byron Instructor: Cat Hempel
Two 8-week classes available: Session 1: Starts June 21; Thursdays, 6 - 8 pm
Session 2: Starts August 23; Thursdays, 6 - 8 pm
Through this fun introductory class you will learn the basics of
drawing and painting with acrylics. You will have a chance to explore
mixing colors, composition, texture and various techniques. From
landscapes and self-portraits to the student’s own inspiration, this
class is a great way to unleash your inner artist!
Fee: Crealdé Members & Winter Garden Residents $195
Non-Members $215
Two 8-week classes available:
Session 1: Starts June 20; Wednesdays, 6 - 8 pm
Session 2: Starts August 22; Wednesdays, 6 - 8 pm
Learn techniques of paint handling, color mixing, mediums, glazing
and toning through assignments and demonstrations. Repeat
students are welcome to work independently with the instructor’s
help.
Fee: Crealdé Members & Winter Garden Residents $195
Non-Members $215
Photography
WG/PH147 Digital Photography I
WG/PH241 Photography III
Instructor: Michael Van Gelder
Instructor: Peter Schreyer Three 8-week classes available:
Session 1: Starts June 18; Mondays, 6:15 - 8:15 pm
Session 2: Starts August 20; Mondays, 10 am - 12 pm
Session 2: Starts August 20; Mondays 6 - 8 pm
This course serves as a thorough, hands-on introduction to digital
photography. Topics will include camera controls, image resolution,
composition, lighting and lens use, enabling you to take better
photographs of people, landscapes and travel experiences. Class
also features assignments with a follow up review by the instructor.
Fee: Crealdé Members & Winter Garden Residents $195
Non-Members $215
8-week class starting August 23; Thursdays, 6 - 8 pm
Landscape, portraits and documentary photography themes are
examined through lectures, slide presentations, assignments,
critiques and field trips. A special session and field trip on night
photography is featured. Designed for the visual and photographic
growth of intermediate level students working in film or digital,
color or black and white. Prerequisite: Photography II or similar
experience.
Fee: Crealdé Members & Winter Garden Residents $210
Non-Members $230
WG/PH148 Digital Photography II
Instructor: Michael Van Gelder
Instructor: Michael Van Gelder
Two 8-week classes available:
Session 1: Starts June 20; Wednesdays, 6:15 - 8:15 pm
Session 2: Starts August 22; Wednesdays, 6 - 8 pm
Students immerse themselves deeper into composition, lighting,
flash and special equipment. Manipulating images for printing
or posting online is also covered. Class includes a fieldtrip and
assignments with a follow up review by the instructor.
Fee: Crealdé Members & Winter Garden Residents $195
Non-Members $215
WG/PH243 Basic Portraiture
8-week class starting June 21; Thursdays, 6:15 - 8:15 pm
Basic lighting and posing techniques and the use of flash and
natural light are covered. Focus is on defining the photographic
portrait to reveal a subject’s unique personality. Students can work
in black and white or color. Prerequisite: Photography II or similar
experience.
Fee: Crealdé Members & Winter Garden Residents $210
Non-Members $230
Crealdé School of Art Classes
The City of Winter Garden is pleased to have entered into a programming
partnership with one of Florida’s top rated arts organizations, bringing the trusted
Crealdé brand of visual arts education to the Jessie Brock Community Center!
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WG/TD124 Introduction to Sculpture
WG/YAP204 Creating with Clay (ages 8-12)
8-week class starts August 25; Saturdays 10 am - 12 pm
Class concentration is focused on the basic steps of mold making
with an introduction to the various materials and tools used. Students
will learn how to make a simple plaster mold. Select a subject and
learn: how to build an armature, modeling techniques, anatomy
and composition. Instructor will demonstrate techniques along with
individual instruction and critiques. Students will create at least one
or two finished sculptures. Repeat or advanced students are welcome
to join this class and learn more advanced techniques while working
independently with the instructor.
Fee: Crealdé Members & Winter Garden Residents $200
Non-Members $220
Two 6-week classes available:
Session 1: Starts June 19; Tuesdays, 3 - 4:30 pm
Session 2: Starts August 21; Tuesdays, 3:30 - 5 pm
Bring your imagination and explore the plasticity of clay as you
use hand building techniques to build functional pots and animal
sculptures. Embellish them with glazes and take home your own
ceramic keepsakes.
Fee: Crealdé Members & Winter Garden Residents $115
Non-Members $135
Instructor: Prayong Deeying
WG/TD136 Ceramic Sampler
Instructor: Belinda Glennon
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6-week class starting June 19; Tuesdays, 6 - 8 pm
Have you wanted to create with clay but can’t decide whether the
potter’s wheel or building by hand is the right choice? In this sampler
class you can create several projects using both techniques and
discover where your talents shine. Note: Self-motivated young adults
(ages 13 to 17) and repeat students are also welcome.
Fee: Crealdé Members & Winter Garden Residents $155
Non-Members $175
WG/TD174 Hand Building with Found Objects
Instructor: Belinda Glennon
6-week class starting August 21; Tuesdays, 6 - 8 pm
This class will use the basic hand building techniques of coil, pinch
and slab to create ceramic vessels that evoke visual memories
through the use of found objects. We will give new life to objects
as they inspire form, texture and glazing choices in items for
everyday use.
Fee: Crealdé Members & Winter Garden Residents $155
Non-Members $175
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Register at www.crealde.org
or call 407.671.1886
Instructor: Belinda Glennon
WG/YAP101 Pint-Size Picassos (ages 5-10)
Instructor: Patricia Byron
6-week class starting August 23; Thursdays, 3:30 - 5 pm
Do you love to draw and paint? Learn to create in the styles of
Picasso, Monet, Van Gogh and other famous artists
by using different art media including
paint, pastels and collage! A fun
introductory experience for
fledgling artists.
Fee: Crealdé Members &
Winter Garden Residents $115
Non-Members $135
WG/WKYA22 Clay
Birdbath & Feeder
(ages 7 and up)
Instructor: Belinda Glennon
Saturday, July 14 & 21, 9 - 11:30 am
Child/Adult Workshop - Summer is hot for everyone so come work in
pairs to create an oasis for your feathered friends. The first Saturday
you will create a hanging bird bath and separate feeder using clay
hand building techniques. Directions are clear so no previous clay
experience is necessary. Return and glaze your pieces so they will
withstand the elements. This charming duo is sure to bring the birds
flocking to your yard.
Fee: Crealdé Members & Winter Garden Residents $100
Non-Members $120
Instructor Bios
Young Artists Program
PRAYONG DEEYING: Received his BFA at Fine Art University,
Thailand and his Master’s Degree in Painting from Northwestern State University, Louisiana. He taught art for 13 years and
was employed for 20 years at Walt Disney World as a Senior
Artist Prep.
BELINDA GLENNON: Joined the Crealdé faculty in 2002 where
she teaches hand building and wheel throwing for adults and
youth. She holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree from the
University of Central Florida.
CAT HEMPEL: A Winter Garden resident with a bachelor’s degree in drawing and print making from UCF and an Associate
Member of the Oil Painters of America.
PATRICIA BYRON: A professional artist who has lived abroad,
her inspiration and passion for the arts is due to her travels
and love of nature. She has been an art instructor with Crealdé
for over six years. Her artwork is on permanent display at The
Cultural Arts Alliance, various local businesses and in private
collections. PETER SCHREYER: Executive Director at Crealdé; international
exhibition record, numerous awards and public art commissions, including four documentary photography projects in the
Winter Garden and Lake Apopka area in the past 12 years.
MICHAEL VAN GELDER: An Orlando area commercial photographer who specializes in documenting musical and entertainment events. His work has appeared in such publications as
Music Entertainment Magazine, All Access Music Magazine,
and Guitar Magazine.
Crealdé School of Art Classes
Ceramics & Sculpture
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Highly skilled instructors bring years of experience and knowledge to
participants. Class space is limited, advanced registration required.
Registration opens two weeks prior to session start date. Private
lessons are also available, email [email protected] or khill109@cfl.
rr.com for more information.
Date: Multi-week sessions beginning June 19, July 10,
July 31 & September 11.
Please check www.wintergarden-fl.gov for
current session times and fees.
Ages: 5 years & older
Place: Chapin Station Neighborhood Park,
501 West Crown Point Cross Road
Kickball - Adult Fall League
Youth Soccer - Fall League
Your favorite game during grade school recess just turned into your
weeknight get-together. Come out and KICK IT with our Thursday
night co-ed league.
Date: Registration open July 16 - August 13 for returning teams
Registration open July 23 - August 13 for new teams
Registration may close early due to limited availability
in each league. League begins August 30.
Time: Games at 6:45 pm, 7:45 pm & 8:45 pm
Fee: $300 per team for season
Battle of the Bags - Adult Fall Cornhole League
NEED YOUTH SOCCER COACHES
We want you! Coaches pay only $10 for one child’s registration.
Paid officials are also needed. Contact the Winter Garden Parks &
Recreation Department at 407.656.4155 or recinfo@wintergarden-fl.
gov for more information.
Date: Registration opens June 18 - August 10 for City Residents
Registration opens June 25 - August 10 for Non-Residents
Registration may close early due to limited availability
in each league.
Special Request deadline is July 23
Practices begin the week of August 27
Games begin September 15
Ages: 3 - 12 years
Fee: $70 City Resident / $90 Non-Resident
All Active 50+ programs are held at the Jessie Brock Community Center, 310 North Dillard Street,
unless otherwise noted.
My Critic’s Choice
Chair-o-bics
AARP Driver Safety Course
West Orange Page Turners Book Club
Join us each month as we travel to a new restaurant for a casual
lunch and critique the overall dining experience. Trip cost
includes transportation only. Lunch is on your own.
Date: Last Friday of each month
Time: 11 am
Fee: $5 City Resident / $7 Non-Resident
Insurance reduction and driver refresher course! Up to 10%
discount after completion of two-day course depending on
insurance provider. Advanced registration required.
Date: Monday, June 4 & Tuesday, June 5
from 5 - 8 pm both days or
Monday, August 20 & Tuesday, August 21 from
9 am - 12 pm both days
Fee: $12 AARP Members / $14 Non-AARP Members
Age 3
11am - 12pm
$83 per child per camp
Age 4-5
9am - 10:30am
$96 per child per camp
Age 6-9
9am - 12pm
$123 per child per camp
Age 10-18
5pm - 8pm
$123 per child per camp
Bring a friend and discover current and classic authors. New
members and titles are always welcome.
Date: 2nd Monday of each month
Time: 2 - 5 pm
Fee:Free!
Literary Ladies Book Club
Join friends to read the top 10 and the classics.
Date: 2nd Saturday of each month
Time: 10 am - 12 pm
Fee:Free!
Bunco
A fun and entertaining dice game for all to play! No skill
required! Participants are encouraged to bring a snack to share.
Date: 1st, 3rd & 5th Wednesday of each month
Time: 1:30 - 4 pm
Fee: $3 per person
Duplicate Bridge
Youth Soccer - Summer Camp
Winter Garden Parks & Recreation and Challenger Sports British
Soccer Camps are hosting two week-long youth soccer camps.
Children will be taught skills, self discipline and good sportsmanship
with daily scrimmages and a World Cup Tournament. Register online
at www.challengersports.com.
Date: July 16 - July 20; August 6 - 10
Fee:
Get moving in this recreational, self-guided chair exercise class!
Participants are encouraged to use light hand weights to build
strength. Use of weights is not required and is at your own risk.
Date: Tuesdays & Thursdays
Time: 9 - 10 am
Fee:Free!
Wii Bowling League
Do you still have a passion for bowling but do not have the time,
energy or strength to make it to the lanes? Teams of four are
forming now for an eight week league. Teams will choose their
weekly bowling time at the first meeting.
Date: Start-up meeting Friday, June 15
League June 18 - August 10
Time: 1:30 pm
Fee: $1 per person, per week
Join our Bridge Club for an afternoon of fun and cards!
Date:Thursdays
Time: 1 - 4:30 pm
Fee: $3 per person
Place: Tanner Hall, 29 West Garden Avenue
Games, Cards & More
Bring your favorite board or card game, learn new games and
enjoy an afternoon with friends. Dominoes, Cards, Cribbage,
Uno, Checkers, Chess and more!
Date: 2nd & 4th Wednesday of each month
Time: 1:30 - 4 pm
Fee:Free!
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Up for a game of Cornhole? Now is the perfect time to catch all the
action while bagging some fun in our Friday night co-ed league!
Date: Registration opens July 16 - August 13
Registration may close early due to limited availability
in each league. League begins August 31.
Time: Games start at 6:45 pm, 7:45 pm & 8:45 pm
Fee: $50 per team for season
Soccer is an awesome opportunity for your child to have fun while
getting exercise, improving hand-eye coordination, and learning to
work with others. Most games are played on Saturday mornings. Fee
includes an 8-week season, an end of season award and a team shirt.
Active 50+
Athletics
Youth & Adult Tennis Lessons
Catch a fly ball or hit a homerun in our adult softball leagues. Church,
Men’s C, Men’s D, Men’s E and Co-ed leagues are offered Monday Wednesday. Play, be active and have fun!
Date: Registration open July 16 - August 13 for returning teams
Registration open July 23 - August 13 for new teams
Registration may close early due to limited availability
in each league. Leagues begin the week of August 27.
Time: Games at 6:45 pm, 7:45 pm & 8:45 pm
Fee: $460 per team for season
Place: Braddock Park, 13460 Lake Butler Boulevard
Veteran’s Memorial Park, 420 South Park Avenue
Parks & Recreation
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USSSA Softball - Adult Fall League
Trips with the Winter Garden Parks & Recreation Department
provide a fun and safe way to get to many destinations throughout
Central Florida. Most trips utilize fifteen-passenger vans. Advanced
registration required for all trips.
Lukas Nursery and Butterfly
Encounter • Oviedo
Feed a butterfly in an irresistible atmosphere of classical music,
bubbling water and flowering plants! Lukas Nursery provides a
one-of-a-kind experience where visitors mingle among hundreds
of beautiful native butterflies in a 4,000 square foot conservatory.
Lunch is on your own. Trip cost includes transportation and butterfly
tour.
Date: Wednesday, June 20
Time: 8:30 am - 3:30 pm
Fee: $12 City Resident / $14 Non-Resident
Billy Bishop Goes to War at The
Mad Cow Theatre • Orlando
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Museum of Arts & Sciences • Daytona Beach
The Museum of Arts & Sciences is the primary art, science and
history museum in Central Florida. Located on a 90-acre Florida
nature preserve, the 100,000 square foot facility is host to over
30,000 objects including the finest collection of American Art in
the southeast. The museum’s auditorium, planetarium and Charles
and Linda Williams Children’s Museum make for a truly interactive
experience. Lunch is own your own. Trip cost includes transportation
and museum admission.
Date: Wednesday, July 18
Time: 8:30 am - 5 pm
Fee: $15 City Resident / $17 Non-Resident
Jazz at the Winery at Lakeridge
Winery • Clermont
Well known jazz musicians, such as The Robert Harris Group, play
top-selling tunes on the outdoor stage. Lakeridge wine and a variety
of foods are available for purchase, along with complimentary winery
tours and wine tasting. Lunch is on your own. Trip cost includes
transportation only. Festival admission must be paid the day of the
trip at the festival entrance.
Date: Saturday, September 15
Time: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
Fee: $5 Resident / $7 Non-Resident plus $2 admission
paid at the festival
Horticulture
Join Ed Thralls, Residential Horticulture and Master Gardener
Coordinator for the Orange County Master Gardener Program,
as he provides expertise in general education classes on urban
horticulture. Advanced registration required, call 407.254.9200.
Date: June 21 from 6:30 - 8 pm - Summer Landscape Pests
July 19 from 6:30 - 8 pm - Florida Vegetable Gardening
August 16 from 6 - 7:30 pm - Alternatives to
Traditional Vegetable Gardening
September 20 from 6 - 7:30 pm - Fall Lawn Care
Fee:Free!
Yard Trouble Solutions
Join Keri Leymaster of the Orange County
Extension Education Center as she discusses
how homeowners can convert their current
yard into a sustainable landscape, saving
water, time and money! Advanced registration
required, call 407.254.9200.
Date: Wednesday, July 11
Time: 6:30 - 8 pm
Fee: $5 per person
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An unlikely hero and the worst student in the Royal Military College,
Billy Bishop went on to become the most decorated officer of the
Royal Canadian Flying Corps in World War I. Sit back and enjoy
the story of high-flying escapes, and love and loss on the front
lines of battle in this two-man show featuring a piano player who
accompanies Billy. Dinner is on your own after the show. Trip cost
includes transportation and theatre admission.
Date: Sunday, August 12
Time: 1 - 7 pm
Fee: $32 City Resident / $37 Non-Resident
Recreation Classes
All programs are held at the Jessie Brock
Community Center, 310 North Dillard Street,
unless otherwise noted.
Day Trips
Parks & Recreation
Active 50+ Continued
Sewing
First Aid Aromatherapy
Have you always wanted to be able to sew on a button or
make your own clothes? Now is the time to learn! Please
bring your own fabric and patterns.
Be prepared for everything! Learn how to use natural
products to take care of basic first aid for yourself and your
family. Advanced registration required.
Date: Mondays & Tuesdays
Time: 3 pm
Fee:Free!
Place: Maxey Community Center, 830 Klondike Street
Date: Wednesday, August 15 Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Fee: $15 City Resident / $18 Non-Resident
CPR Certification Classes
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Clean Green
Instruction provided by Rural/Metro Ambulance, in support
of the communities served by the Winter Garden Fire Rescue
Department. Register in advance by sending your name,
address and phone number to [email protected].
Remove some of the most deadly toxins in your household
and learn how to Clean Green! With a few simple ingredients
you can make your own household cleaners that are
chemical-free, septic tank friendly and more cost efficient.
Advanced registration required.
Date: Saturdays, May 19, July 21 & September 15
Time: 9 am - 2 pm
Fee:Free!
Date: Thursday, June 28
Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Fee: $10 City Resident / $ 12 Non-Resident
Let’s Play Guitar
Soap Making
Beginner and intermediate classes available. Learn to
play folk, blues and pop standards from an experienced
instructor. Class space is limited, advanced registration
required. Acoustic guitar required.
Learn how to make your own natural goat’s milk soap with
100% pure essential oils. Discover a fun and easy way to
make soap without a lot of work. All materials included.
Advanced registration required.
Date: Wednesday, July 25 from 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Thursday, September 13 from 6 - 8 pm
Fee: $35 City Resident / $40 Non-Resident per session
Powertex Sculpting
Learn how to create figurines and home decorations with this
versatile fabric hardener and stone art. Advanced registration
required; registration closes at noon the day before class.
Time:
Date:
9 am - 1pm
Friday, June 8 • Sitting or Standing Figurine
$75 City Resident / $80 Non-Resident
Friday, July 13 • Pharaoh or Nefertiti
$80 City Resident / $85 Non-Resident
Friday, August 17 • Home Decoration
$110 City Resident / $115 Non-Resident
All programs are held at the Jessie Brock
Community Center, 310 North Dillard Street,
unless otherwise noted.
Creative Movement
This unique program introduces basic dance steps
and movement through dance games and activities.
Class focus is on creativity and self-expression while
developing fine and gross motor skills. Advanced
registration required.
Date:
Time:
Ages:
Fee:
Saturdays, June 2 - July 28, no class on July 7
9:30 - 10:30 am or 10:45 - 11:45 am
2 - 4 years
$60 City Resident / $65 Non-Resident
per eight-week session
Kid’s Café
Come and hang out with the Recreation staff each day
for an afternoon of fun and food! Kid’s Café is a unique,
free dinner program designed for children of low-income
families. The Kid’s Café program in Winter Garden is a
joint program offered by the Orange County Community
Action Division, the Second Harvest Food Bank and the
City of Winter Garden.
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Place:
Weekly Monday - Thursday
3:30 - 5 pm
Free to children 18 & under
Maxey Community Center, 830 Klondike Street
Music with Mar
Learn while making music! This preschool class uses music
to enhance the main areas of development: cognitive, social,
motor and language. All classes are multi-age and family
friendly with no sessions to commit to. Interact with puppets,
pinch bubbles, parade with instruments, hear a story, use sign
language, and move to the music.
Date:Thursdays
Time: 9:30 - 10:15 am or 10:30 - 11:15 am
Ages: 8 months - 5 years
Fee: $7 per class per family / $30 per five-classes
per family
Summer Special (must purchase June - August) $55 per 10-classes per family
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Date: Classes available in 30-minute sessions
between 9 - 11:30 am & 5 - 7 pm on
Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays,
beginning June 4 & August 6.
Ages: 8 years and older
Fee: $60 City Resident /
$65 Non-Resident per
six-week session
Recreation
Classes
Parks & Recreation
Recreation Classes Continued
All programs are held at the Jessie Brock Community
Center, 310 North Dillard Street, unless otherwise noted.
Summer Day Camp 2012
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Games, sports, art, crafts, swimming, field trips, theme days
and much, much more! A great way to spend the summer
and make lifelong friends! Winter Garden Parks & Recreation
Summer Day Camp is an awesome experience for your school
aged child. Campers will experience the outdoors, friends
and FUN! A qualified, well-trained staff will provide a safe
and outstanding summer for your child. Camp is open to all
children entering 1st through 9th grade. Campers must bring
a packed lunch, snacks and a water bottle to camp every day.
Weeks: June 11, 18 & 25
July 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30
August 6
Time: 7 am - 6 pm
Grades: Camp is open to children entering 1st through
9th grade
Parents MUST provide a current report card
at camp registration.
Non-Resident
1st Camper
$95 per week
$125 per week
2nd Camper
$75 per week
$105 per week
3rd or More
Campers
$55 per week
$85 per week
RVLution Biggest Loser Challenge
Unwind while exercising at the same time! Develop core strength,
flexibility, coordination and body awareness.
Date: Thursdays beginning June 7
Time: 5:30 - 6:30 pm
Ages: 12 years & older
Fee: $5 City Resident / $6 Non-Resident per class
Lose weight, burn fat, preserve lean muscle
mass, boost your metabolism, control sugar
cravings and increase your energy levels with
proper nutrition and exercise strategies!
Class includes nutrition coaching, weigh-in
and 40-45 minute workout.
Date: Mondays 9 - 10 am
Wednesdays 7 - 8 pm
1st Saturday of each month 10 - 11:30 am
Beginning June 4
Fee: Ages 18+
$5 City Resident
/ $6 Non-Resident per class
Ages 8 - 17 $1 City Resident /
$2 Non-Resident per class
Yogilates
Combining traditional and Power Yoga with Core Pilates, this
class helps burn fat and calories while strengthening the body’s
core muscles.
Date:Mondays
Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Ages: 12 years & older
Fee: $5 City Resident / $6 Non-Resident per class
Tai Chi
Nutrition,
Health
& Fitness
All programs are held at the Jessie Brock Community
Center, 310 North Dillard Street, unless otherwise noted.
Gentle Yoga
Great for beginners or anyone that wants a gentle workout.
Yoga involves stretching and strengthening exercises, breathing
techniques and relaxing meditation.
Date: Tuesdays; Six-week sessions beginning June 5,
July 17 & August 28
Time: 7:15 - 8:15 pm
Ages: 16 years & older
Fee: $6 City Resident / $7 Non-Resident per class
$30 City Resident / $36 Non-Resident
per six-week session
An ancient Chinese exercise that emphasizes relaxation, breath
control, correct posture, balance and flexibility to develop
the mind and body. For more information please visit www.
returntogoodhealth.20fr.com.
Date: Tuesdays & Fridays
Four-week sessions beginning June 12, July 10,
August 7 & September 4
Time: 9 - 10 am
Fee: $50 City Resident / $55 Non-Resident
per four-week session
Systema
Weight Watchers
Power Blast
There are tremendous benefits to losing weight. Weight Watchers
is a great way to lose weight and help keep weight off.
Date:Mondays
Time: Weigh-in at 5:30 pm, Meeting at 6 pm
Fee: Current fees available at class.
No choreography to remember! Strength and resistance training
along with cardio intervals all set to fun energetic music!
Participants will tone muscles, increase their metabolism and
learn the proper techniques for basic weight training.
Date: Mondays & Wednesdays
Time: 5 - 6 pm
Ages: 16 - 55 years
Fee: $4 City Resident / $5 Non-Resident per class
$20 City Resident / $25 Non-Resident
per six-class discount card
Discovering Wellness
Getting healthy can seem so overwhelming! Come and discuss
the fundamental ways to reclaim your health and upgrade your
lifestyle. Advanced registration required.
Date: Monday, August 6
Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Fee: $10 City Resident / $11 Non-Resident
This Russian Martial Art focuses on self defense methods,
greater strength and endurance, patience and working with
others. Winter Garden is the only place in Central Florida to
practice this art used by Russian Special Forces!
Date:Mondays
Time: 7 - 8:30 pm
Ages: 18 years & older
Fee: $10 City Resident / $12 Non-Resident per class
$30 City Resident / $35 Non-Resident per month
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City Resident
Pilates
Parks & Recreation
Youth Camps
Gentle Yoga,
for anyone who
wants a gentle
workout.
Farnsworth Pool Hours
1 Surprise Drive
Swim Lessons
Please visit www.wintergarden-fl.gov for full class descriptions.
All aquatic programs are held at Farnsworth Pool.
April 28 - June 2
Saturdays Only
1 - 5 pm
June 8 - August 18
Monday - Saturday
1 - 5 pm
August 25 - September 8
Saturdays Only
1 - 5 pm
April 28 - June 2
Saturdays Only
1 - 5 pm
These sessions are designed as refresher courses for young
swimmers who have been out of the water since the previous
summer. Each session offers four classes to help the participants
regain confidence in the water.
Date: Monday - Thursday
Session 1: May 21 - May 24
Session 2: May 29 – June 1 (no class May 28)
Session 3: June 4 - June 7
Fee: $28 City Resident / $35 Non-Resident
June 8 - August 18
Tuesday - Saturday
1 - 5 pm
August 25 - September 8
Saturdays Only
1 - 5 pm
Red Cross Learn to Swim Program
General Admission: $2 ages 12 & up / $1 ages 2-11
Family Pass: $50 City Resident / $75 Non-Resident (up to 6 family members)
Adult Individual Pass: $25 City Resident / $30 Non-Resident • Group admission must be scheduled in advance.
Bouler Pool Hours
362 11th Street
General Admission: Free
Group admission must be scheduled in advance.
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Family Swim Night
A stress-free exercise that works the cardiovascular
system, respiratory system and major muscle groups in
one workout. Water surrounds the body resisting every
move, and muscle workouts are balanced at your own
level. Aqua fitness provides a great workout while putting
minimal stress on the body.
Date: Tuesdays & Thursdays; May 8 - September 27
Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Ages: 16 years & older
Fee: $2 per class / $20 per Aqua Exercise Flex pass
(12 visits per card)
Shallow/Deep Aqua Fitness Combo
Take the plunge for a low-impact workout! Use a variety
of deep and shallow water exercises and running
techniques to get the maximum benefit from water’s
natural resistance. Prerequisite: Students must be able to
swim 25 yards continuously.
Date: Mondays, May 7 - September 24
Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Ages: 16 years & older
Fee: $2 per class / $20 per Aqua Exercise Flex pass
(12 visits per card)
Lap Swimming
The outdoor lap swim program gives adults the chance to
take to the water for health and fitness without interruption
from other swimmers. Participants who swim 25 miles or
more over the summer will receive a free Aqua Exercise
Flex Pass for the following summer.
Date: Monday - Thursday; June 11 - August 9
Time: 5 - 7 pm
Ages: 16 years & older
Fee: $2 per visit / $20 per Aqua Exercise Flex pass
(12 visits per card)
The Learn to Swim Program is designed to teach children, teens,
and adults to swim in a positive, fun, and safe environment.
Lessons emphasize skill progression, water safety awareness
and endurance. Each session includes eight classes, offered on
weekday mornings, evenings, and Saturday mornings to fit your
schedule.
Date: Monday - Thursday, Morning Classes
Session 4: June 18 - June 28
Session 5: July 2 - July 13 (no class July 4)
Session 6: July 16 - July 26
Session 7: July 30 - August 9
Monday - Thursday, Evening Classes
Session 8: June 18 - June 28
Session 9: July 2 - July 13 (no class July 4)
Session 10:July 16 - July 26
Session 11:July 30 - August 9
Saturday, Morning Classes
Session 12:June 16 - August 4
Ages: 6 months & older
Fee: $55 City Resident / $70 Non-Resident
Private Lessons
One-on-one swim instruction is perfect for those who need more
instructor attention. Private lessons are available for all ages and
swimming levels. Each session includes four 30-minute classes.
Space is extremely limited, advanced registration required.
Date: Monday - Thursday
June 18 - August 9
Time: Morning and Evening times available
Fee: $65 City Resident / $90 Non-Resident
Youth Swim League
Join the team! Participants will learn about sportsmanship, team
camaraderie, endurance and stroke development, while enjoying
a fun and healthy environment. Prerequisite: Participants must
be able to swim 50 yards without stopping.
Date: Monday - Thursday
Time: 11 - 11:45 am
Ages: 6 - 16 years
Fee: June 18 - August 2
$95 City Resident / $105 Non-Resident
June 18 - June 28
$40 City Resident / $50 Non-Resident
July 2 - August 2
$65 City Resident / $75 Non-Resident
Junior Lifeguarding
This program helps teens build the knowledge, attitude, and
skills that are required to be a responsible future lifeguard.
Participants learn skills such as swimming, leadership, rescue
response, drowning prevention, professionalism, and teamwork.
Give your child the opportunity to train as a lifeguard and prepare
for their first summer job!
Date: Monday - Thursday
June 25 - July 6, 10 am - 12 pm (No class July 4)
July 9 - July 12, 12 - 4 pm
Ages: 11 - 15 years
Fee: $90 City Resident / $105 Non Resident
Water Polo Clinic
Learn how to pass, catch, dribble and shoot a water polo ball
this summer. This 3-week clinic is designed to introduce your
child to water polo, or give them the extra experience needed to
play at the high school level. This is a great introduction to the
exciting game of Water Polo!
Date: Mondays & Wednesdays; July 9 - July 25
Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Ages: 10 - 16 years
Fee: $45 City Resident / $60 Non-Resident
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Join us Wednesday nights for Family Swim. A great way
to relax after a busy week, enjoy your children and have
fun in the water. Let your kids show you their latest skills
or just splash in the pool together!
Date: Wednesdays, June 13 - August 5
Time: 6:30 - 8 pm
Fee: $2 ages 12 & older / $1 ages 2 - 11
Family / individual passes permitted
Aqua Fitness
Pre-Summer Learn to Swim Mini-Sessions
Parks & Recreation
Aquatics
Rental Facilities
Where to play
Jessie Brock Community Center
Parks and Recreation
Administrative Offices
310 North Dillard Street
Recreation Programs, Exercise Trail, Leashed
Pet Allowed
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Veteran’s Memorial Park
420 South Park Avenue
Basketball Courts, Leashed pet Allowed, Picnic Area/
Grills, Multipurpose Fields, Softball Fields, Tennis
Courts, Volleyball Court, Playground
Walker Football Field
415 South Park Avenue
Sam Williams Little League Complex
415 South Park Avenue
Baseball Fields
Maple Street Park
135 Florida Avenue
Basketball Courts, Leashed Pet Allowed, Picnic Area/
Grill, Playground, Skate Ramps, Racquetball Courts,
Volleyball Court
Downtown Pavilion & Splash Pad
230 South Lakeview Avenue
Picnic Area
Are you looking for a great location
to host a birthday party, wedding or
special event?
The City of Winter Garden has a variety
of rental locations to meet your needs.
For more information, please visit
www.wintergarden–fl.gov.
Newton Park
31 West Garden Avenue
Boat Ramp, Fishing, Leashed Pet Allowed, Picnic Area/
Grills, Playground
Dr. Bradford Memorial Park
220 West Division Street
Fishing, Leashed Pet Allowed,
Picnic Area/Grills
Chapin Station
Neighborhood Park
501 West Crown Point Cross Road
Basketball Courts, Bicycling, Leashed Pet Allowed,
Picnic Area/Grills, Playground,
Tennis Courts
Zanders Park and Bouler Pool
362 11th Street
Basketball Courts, Picnic Area/Grills, Playground,
Swimming
Farnsworth Pool
1 Surprise Drive
Picnic Area, Swimming
Braddock Park
13460 Lake Butler Boulevard
Soccer, Softball, Playground
General Information
Program location, prices, dates and times are subject to
change. Most programs require pre-registration. Payment
in full is due at the time of registration. Please pre-register
early to avoid program cancellation due to low attendance.
Certain program fees may not be refundable. The Winter
Garden Parks and Recreation Department will strive to reach
any accommodation that is within reason to the structure of
programs offered. All participants will be expected to follow
program and safety policies regardless of medical needs or
accommodations and must be able to independently use the
restroom. If you have any questions regarding special accommodations, please contact a Recreation Supervisor at
[email protected].
Sponsorship
Opportunities
The Winter Garden Parks & Recreation Department offers a
variety of programs and special events throughout the year
to the residents of Winter Garden and the surrounding communities. Business partners in our community are invited
to help these programs and events grow by becoming a
sponsor of the Parks & Recreation Department. Sponsors
receive prominent exposure throughout the community at
City events, their logo on City literature that is mailed directly to Winter Garden households and have face to face contact with thousands of event attendees by being present at
special events. Interested in joining the Parks & Recreation
team as a sponsor? Contact the Parks & Recreation Department at 407.656.4155 or [email protected].
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