pic your summer rec 2014

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grab your
floaties
Aquatics
page 4
get creative
Arts & Crafts
page 15
more
cowbell
OnStage
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fun for all
Adult & Family
Programs
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and more...
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orange city aquatics
youth programs
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oak grove summer camps
sioux county summer camp
programs
onstage orange city
adult & family programs
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landsmeer golf
amusement parks
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orange city area
fitness center
library programs
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summer recreation
sign up form
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mighty kids triathlon
movie in the park
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missoula children’s
theatre
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parks & recreation
locations descriptions
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parks & recreation
locations map
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registration info
parks & recreation staff
youth baseball
youth softball
arts & crafts
program directory
visit us online at OrangeCityIowa.com/parks-recreation
registration
All registrations must be made through the Parks and Recreation office. Forms are available at the Parks and Recreation
office, or downloaded online. Please bring or mail in your forms and payment from May 1–29!
Online Registration
Registration will open May 1, 2014 at OrangeCityIowa.
com/parks-recreation/
Also the first week of pool season starting at 12:30 pm.
Keys fobs and numbers will be reused.
Drop Off
Place your registration form and payment in a sealed
envelope and put it in the drop box by the front door of
City Hall.
Mail In
Mail your registration form and payment to:
Orange City Parks and Recreation
125 Central Ave. SE
Orange City, IA 51041
Refund Policy
Refunds will only be given up to the first day of the
program. After that, no refunds will be given unless the
program is canceled/postponed or if the enrollee is unable
to participate because of unforeseen medical reasons.
Cancellations
Programs that are canceled or postponed due to weather
conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances beyond our
control will be announced as soon as possible. Please call
712-707-4888, or visit OrangeCityIowa.com. A legal
guardian is asked to pick up their children from the
program site as quickly as possible if adverse weather
conditions occur. Announcements will attempt to be
made at least one hour prior to the scheduled start time
for an activity.
Fee Payment & Returned Checks
All fees must be paid at the time of registration. Fees
may be paid in cash or check—credit card for online
registrations. Checks should be made payable to City of
Orange City. There is a $25 fee for any returned check. If a
check is returned, both the amount of the check and the
returned check charge must be covered in cash.
Registrations will be processed by random selection daily.
Unless we inform you otherwise, you are registered for your
first choice. Checks are payable to: City of Orange City. All
fees must be paid in full. Registrations with incorrect fees will
be notified by telephone and held from processing until the
correct fee is paid. Payments can be made online with a
credit card.
Phone registrations are not accepted for any programs. All
programs are filled on a first come/first serve basis, so please
register early. Late registrations may be accepted after a class
or activity has started if space is available. Late registrations
will have a $10 fee applied after May 31.
Notice: There will not be programming or
swimming lessons on the 4th of July.
park & recreation staff
Mitch Aalbers
Rachel Franklin
Brian Goslinga
Park and Recreation Director
[email protected]
712-707-4885
Community Wellness Director
[email protected]
712-707-9494
Park Supervisor
712-707-2761
special thanks
Thank you to the numerous volunteers who make the programs successful. Without the many
volunteers who give so generously of their time, many of our programs would not be offered.
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orange city aquatics
2014 Pool Season
Group Rates
Memorial Day–Labor Day (weather permitting)
Group must consist of 15 or more people
$2.50 per youth, $3.50 per adult.
Regular Pool Hours
Monday–Saturday1:00–7:30pm
Sunday1:00–4:30pm
Admission*
Youth (1–18)
Adult (19+)
Sr. Citizen (55+)
$
$
$
3.00
4.00
3.50
After 6:00pm (all swimmers)
$
2.00
Season Pass*
Youth (1–18)
Adult (19+)
Sr. Citizen (55+)
Family (0–19)
Babysitter
$55.00
$
65.00
$
55.00
$ 120.00
$ +20.00
Budget Pass* (15 punches)
Youth (1–18)
Adult (19+)
Sr. Citizen (55+)
$
$
$
35.00
40.00
35.00
Budget passes can not be transferred to another year.
(These fees will not be waived for any reason)
Pool Passes
Purchase a season or budget pass at the Orange City
Municipal Swimming Pool the first week of pool season
starting at 12:30 pm. Pass holders will have a picture
taken and a key fob assigned to them. Fobs will be reused
each year.
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Pool Closings
Pool supervisors will close the pool in case of the
following:
• lightning or threatening weather
• water or air temp being too low (ex. 65 degree day)
• bodily fluids spilled into the pool
In case of a pool closing for any reason, there will
be a message left on the swimming pool phone
712-707-2500
Pool Rules
Pool rules will be observed by everyone in order to
maintain a safe swimming environment. These rules
can be found in each restroom and posted on the
guardhouse walls. Please make sure you and your child
are aware of these rules before entering the pool area.
If your child is not tall enough to be on the slide or on
the diving boards, they will be allowed to complete a
swim test and receive a wristband to wear at the pool
for the summer. Ask a manager, supervisor, or lifeguard
for details.
Orange City Aquatic Facility’s water is regulated between
78°–82°*
For more information contact Rachel Franklin, Community
Wellness Director at 712-707-9494 or wellnessdir@
orangecityiowa.com or Orange City Municipal Aquatic
Facility at 712-707-2500.
pool events
Special Pool Events
Dollar Day
Orange City Municipal Aquatic Facility will be sponsoring
special days and events this summer. Dates, times, and
details are listed below and will be posted at the pool
throughout the summer.
The first and last Saturday of the season, May 3 and
August 30, anyone can get into the pool for $1.
Family Night
Come to the pool on July 25 for a day of fun food and
prizes! Register to win! Music, games and food!! Don‘t
miss out on this fun day!
Every Monday and Friday night, after 6:00pm, all summer
long, parents swim free when they come with the kids!
Christmas in July
Dog Swim
Floatie Fridays
Every Friday night, all summer long, floating beach toys
will be allowed after 6:00pm! Please limit raft size to under
4‘X6‘. Toys will be subject to pool management‘s discretion.
Pool finale! Bring your dog for a dip on a day to be
announced after the pool is closed for the season. Watch
the website and Advisor for details.
aquatic fitness
Aqua Zumba
Splash your way into shape with a low impact aquatic
exercise. Aqua Zumba blends cardio conditioning and
body toning for an exilarating workout. Starts June 3.
Tuesdays & Thursdays: Starting June 3 7:00-8:00pm
$5 per class
Water Aerobics
Water aerobics is the fat-burning, metabolism-raising,
exercise program that tones and strengthens the
entire body.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday $3 per class or 10 classes for $25
12:15-12:45pm
•No swimming skills needed.
•Suitable for all ages. Must be at least 15 to attend class.
•Work at your own pace.
•Easy on the joints.
•Water resistance tones muscles and builds bones.
•A good cardiovascular workout for fat burning,
lowering blood pressure, and lowering cholesterol.
•
Pre-registration will be needed to develop class schedules.
•Classes need a minimum of three participants.
•Pool membership not needed to participate.
•Pool temperature 78–82°
Lap Swimming
The pool is open for adult lap swimming.
Monday–Friday6:00–7:00am
11:45am–12:50pm
Saturday 11:45am–12:50pm
Daily admission charged, season ticket, or budget pass.
Pool Rental
The aquatic facility is available for rent, by the hour.
Weekdays
7:30– 8:30pm
Saturday:10:00am–12:00pm
Sunday:5:00–7:00pm
Call to request a different time.
Rental Charge: $100 per hour with water slide and splash
pad. $75 per hour without water slide.
Please contact Rachel Franklin or Mitch Aalbers for pool
rentals at 712-707-2500 or 712-707-9494.
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swimming lessons
The Orange City Municipal Aquatic Facility will offer group lessons. These lessons are taught by certified Water Safety
Instructors following the current American Red Cross program. Lesson sign-ups can occur at the pool once open for the
season with no late fees. Fees must be paid at time of registration. Fees cannot be waived.
Session Dates & Times
Attendance
Levels 1-5 are offered in all three session, MondayThursday for two weeks. Parents-child aquatics are
offered in session 2 and 3, Monday-Thursday for one
week. (Fridays will be a make-up day if needed) Regular
attendance is required. Advanced levels—Level VI, Basic
Water Rescue, and Guard Start—ONLY offered during
session 2 and 3 for 1 or 2 weeks depending on class size.
Class attendance is important. If parents feel it is necessary
for a child not to go in the water on a particular day, they
should send a note for the instructor along with the child.
It is important for the child to attend class even if they will
not be entering the water.
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
June 2-13
June 16-27
July 7-18
Class Times (Levels 1–5):
9:00–9:40am
9:45–10:25am
10:30–11:10am
Parent-Child Aquatics TBD
At least five students must be registered for a class one
week prior to start date. In the case a class does not have
enough participation, it will be cancelled and parents
notified.
Registration Information
Swimming lesson and pool pass online registration begins
May 1, 2014 at OrangeCityIowa.com/parks-recreation.
The first week of pool season starting at 12:30 pm. Pass
holders will have a picture taken and a key fob assigned to
them. Fobs will be reused from 2013.
(Advanced Levels):
7:30–8:45am
Advancing Levels
A level must be successfully completed before registering
for the ensuing level.
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Minimum Number of Students
Note to parents: Parents and other observers are required to
remain outside the pool or in the picnic area during lessons
to minimize any distractions for the instructors and especially
students. For more information please call 712-707-9494 or
712-707-2500.
lessons descriptions
Parent/Child Aquatics
$15
30 min/day—A parent or other care-giving adult is
required to accompany each child in the water and
participate in the classes. Designed for children 18
months to 4 years.
Level 1
$20
45 min/day—Introduction to water skills. Orient to aquatic
environment and create a sound foundation for aquatic
and safety skills. Recommended ages 4–6
Level II
$20
45 min/day—Fundamental aquatic skills. Teaches
fundamental aquatic locomotion and safety skills.
Recommended ages 4–7
Level III
$20
45 min/day—Stroke development. Increase swimming
competency and practice safety and non-swimming
rescue skills. Recommended ages 6–9
Level IV
$20
45 min/day—Stroke improvement. Develops confidence
in the strokes learned and to improve other aquatic skills.
Recommended ages 7–10
Level V
$20
45 min/day—Stroke refinement. Stroke refinement plus
introduction of butterfly, surface dives and spring board
diving. Recommended ages 8–12
Level VI
$20
Swimming and skill proficiency. Develop maximum
efficiency and endurance for strokes and other aquatic
activities. Recommended ages 10–13
Basic Water Rescue
$20
Skills and information will be taught to prevent, recognize
and respond to aquatic emergencies. This course will also
prepare individuals for aquatic emergencies by teaching
them how to protect themselves while assisting others.
Students will be certified as a shallow water guard.
Recommended ages 12+
GuardStart
$20
A stepping stone between Basic Water Rescue and
Lifeguard Training. This program will introduce students
to the skills needed for entry to the American Red
Cross Lifeguard Training Course. Class will focus on
communication and decision making skills as well as the
basic responsibilities of a lifeguard.
Recommended ages 12-14
The GuardStart program involves a significant amount of
physical activity. Before entering the program, participants
must demonstrate these skills:
• Swim the front crawl 25 yards continuously while
breathing to the front or side.
• Tread water for 1 minute using arms and legs.
• Submerge and swim a distance of 10 feet under water.
other opportunities
Lifeguard Training
Participants must have completed all previous levels of the Learn To Swim Program, be at least 15 years old and are
interested in potential job opportunities in water safety and aquatics. Contact the Siouxland Area Chapter of the Red
Cross for schedules, information, locations and registration 800-340-408. Attendance is required for all scheduled dates.
Water Safety Instructor Training
Participants must be at least 15 years old and be interested in potential job opportunities in water safety and aquatics.
Contact Rachel Franklin at [email protected] for schedules, information, locations and registration 800340-4081.
Private Lessons
Private lessons are available by arrangement with a certified Water Safety Instructor. These lessons are typically held for
five days, 25 minutes each. Available times are Monday–Friday at 11:45am–1:00pm. $12/lesson or $60/week
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youth programs
Baton$15
Taekwondo
Twirlers will learn basic baton skills. Batons are not
provided.
Learn self-defense, develop self-confidence, discipline,
agility, flexibility, and physical fitness. Chief Instructor is
Harlan Hubers—5th degree black belt.
Tuesday and Thursday; June 3–July 10
Beginner (3rd-4th)
9:45–10:30am
Intermediate (4th)
9:10–9:55am
Advanced (5th-6th)
10:05-10:50am
Location: Vet‘s Park shelter house
Rain location: City Hall
Flags$15
Learn flag techniques as well as some basic dance steps to
prepare for a performance at the end of the rec season!
Monday and Wednesday; June 2–July 9
Beginner (3rd–4th)
9:45–10:30am
Intermediate (5th–6th)
9:10–9:55am
Location: Vet‘s Park shelter house
Rain location: City Hall
Sports Central
For more information or to sign up contact Orange City
Taekwondo Club 712-737-4086.
Roller Hockey
Sports Central is an excellent opportunity to learn various
sports. We will be introducing four different sports in the
six weeks of the Summer recreation season. Basketball,
volleyball, track, baseball, and softball. Enjoy the summer
sport fun!
Age 4–5
9:00 to 9:45am
Location: Pool Shelter House
In-line skaters will learn the basic skills of roller hockey.
Each participant must bring their own equipment: roller
blades, hockey stick, kneepads, and helmet. Roller hockey
balls will be provided.
Grade 2–4
9:00–10:00am
$15
Tennis$15
The players will learn tennis rules, different strokes and
serving, and how to keep score through a variety of drills
and fun games. Each youth needs to bring their own
racket, and tennis balls will be provided. At the end of
lessons the kids will have the opportunity to participate
in a small tournament to practice playing a real game
against one another.
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; June 2–July 9
Grade 3–4
8:00–8:45am
Grade 5–6
9:00–9:45am
Adventurers will do outdoor activities and games. Fishing,
canoeing, geo-caching, kite flying, and other activities.
Location: Jaycee Park courts
Rain location: Cancelled
Wednesday; June 4-July 9
Grade 4–5 Kids Fit
1:00–2:30pm
Location: Pool Shelter House
Awards Picnic
$15
Location: Vet’s Park hockey rink
$15
Outdoor Youth Connection
Location: City Hall
free
Come join us for a picnic in Windmill Park! Food, fun,
and awards handed out for all summer recreation
participants!
$15
The goal of this class is to get kids active, moving, and
learning different components of physical activity while
having fun along the way! Kids will learn many different
ways to stay “fit!”
Don‘t let your kids miss this fun, exciting opportunity!
Tuesday and Thursday; June 2–July 10
Grade 2–4
8:00–8:45am
Location: City Hall
Friday, July 11
Awards11:00am
Picnic11:45am
Location: Windmill Park
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• All programs are by the grade just completed.
• There will be no programming July 4th
youth programs
Youth Dance (Just For Kix)
$15
NWC Beginners Volleyball Camp$40
If your child‘s toes can‘t stop tapping, then Just For Kix
is just the program for you. Our dance classes are the
perfect way to introduce your child to the world of dance
without having the high costs like other dance studios.
We pride ourselves on providing a low stress, no pressure
environment where young dancers can have fun while
gaining relationships that will last a lifetime!
This camp is for those athletes who want to start learning
about the game of volleyball. This will be a camp that will
teach the basic fundamentals and the rules to the game of
volleyball. Highly energetic and experienced coaches will
be involved with the camp. For kids entering Grade 2–5
Tuesday -Thursday June 10-12
Ages 3-5 Tiny Kix Group 1 Ages 3-5 Tiny Kix Group 2 K-2nd Wee petite For more information about NWC Volleyball camps go to:
http://www.nwcraiders.com/volleyball/camps
12-12:30pm
12:30-1pm
1-1:45pm
Location: City Hall
For more information contact Becky Donahue at 712-5408899 or [email protected] with any questions!
Let’s Go 5-2-1-0
free
Let’s Go 5-2-1-0 is a FREE summer activity tracking
program open to kids age 0-18. Track your daily healthy
habits to be eligible for prizes! Register online or at the
June 4 Kick-Off in Windmill Park at 6:30.
Join us the following Wednesdays to drop off your
completed tracking sheets and have some FUN!
Wednesdays at 6:30 pm in Windmill Park:
June 4 – Kick – Off/ Play More
June 11 – Cut Down
June 25 – Watch Less
July 2 – Eat Healthy
July 9 – Success Celebration
Landsmeer Junior Golf Program$35
The Junior Golf Program at Landsmeer Golf Club will teach
children all of the fundamentals of the golf swing along
with rules of the game and etiquette on the course. We
will start with the short game and work our way out from
green to the tee box. By the end of the session we will
spend time on the golf course and give your child the
building blocks for a lifetime game.
June 9-13
Ages 7-10
Ages 11-14 June 23–25
NWC Volleyball
Fundamental Camp
3:30–5:00pm
$65/$80
This camp is for those athletes who are looking to improve
their skills in passing, serving, setting, hitting, blocking,
digging and team play. High energy and knowledgeable
coaches will there to help you enjoy and improve your
volleyball game. There will be two fundamental camps
offered this summer, one in June and one in August.
Limit 90 athletes. (Choose one of these two camps)
June 23–26 (4 day, $80)
August 6-8 (3 day, $65)
Grade 4–8
Noon–3:00pm
2:00–5:00pm
For more information about NWC Volleyball camps go to:
http://www.nwcraiders.com/volleyball/camps
NWC Football Camp
$75
Camp focuses on fundamentals of football through drills
and games. Our youth football camp for kids entering
3rd–8th grade.
July 28–29 9:00am–3:00pm
Location: Korver Field
Register at: www.redraiderfootballcamps.com.
• All programs are by the grade just completed.
• There will be no programming July 4th
8:00–9:30am
10:00–11:30am
20% discount on Junior sets for participating students!
For more information contact Cody Peters, PGA, at
712-737-3429 or [email protected]
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baseball
2nd Grade Baseball
$20
Practices will consist of both instruction and some
game play during practices, as well as with other towns.
Coaches pitch to players, and gloves and appropriate
footwear required. Please do not bring personal bats to
the program.
*Schedules will be sent out to all the parents.
*Parents will be needed to help coach games.
Please contact Mitch if you are interested.
Signup based on grade completed.
The age requirement is either five years old or completed
with Kindergarten. For kids in TK and younger, please sign
up for Sports Central (pg 8).
Orange City Recreation Code of Play
1.All children will be given the chance to participate.
2.Children will have the opportunity to learn and
develop basic skills.
3.Children will gain a simple understanding of
the game.
4.Children will learn to participate as a team member.
5.Children will learn to play with little emphasis on
score or winning and losing.
6.Children will learn about sportsmanship.
7.Children will develop a lifetime interest in the game.
In all activities, the participants are required to wear shoes—
NO sandals. In case of rain, wet conditions, or lightning, call
712-707-4888, or online at OrangeCityIowa.parks/recreation.
Boys T-Ball
Begins Monday, June 2
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Location: Orange City Pool Fields
3rd & 4th Grade Baseball
*Schedules will be sent out to all the parents.
*Parents will be needed to help coach games.
Please contact Mitch if you are interested.
Location: Vet’s Park ball fields
Participants will learn to hit off a tee and cover basic
fundamentals of throwing, catching, and fielding.
Practices will consist of both instruction and game play.
A safety baseball will be used. Please do not bring
personal bats.
•Kindergarten boys will hit off a tee.
•1st grade boys will receive three pitches and then
issued a tee for the fourth attempt
Begins Tuesday, June 3
11:00–11:45am
Grade 1
Tuesday and Thursday
11:50am–12:35pm
Location: Orange City Orange City Pool Fields
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$25
These boys will practice and scrimmage each other, as well
as playing a few games against teams from towns nearby.
All participants will have the chance to play in games. A
hard ball will be used helmets will be used. Some night
games may be included. 3rd grade will practice on the
north diamond and 4th grade will practice on the south
diamond.
$15
Kindergarten
Tuesday and Thursday 11:00–11:45am
softball
Signup based on grade completed.
2nd Grade Softball
Orange City Recreation Code of Play
Practices will consist of both instruction and some
game play during practices, as well as with other towns.
Coaches pitch to players, and gloves and appropriate
footwear required. Please do not bring personal bats to
the program.
1.All children will be given the chance to participate.
Gloves and appropriate footwear required.
2.Children will have the opportunity to learn and
develop basic skills.
The age requirement is either five years old or completed
with Kindergarten. For kids in TK and younger, please sign
up for Sports Central (pg 8).
3.Children will gain a simple understanding of
the game.
4.Children will learn to participate as a team member.
5.Children will learn to play with little emphasis on
score or winning and losing.
6.Children will learn about sportsmanship.
7.Children will develop a lifetime interest in the game.
In all activities, the participants are required to wear shoes—
NO sandals. In case of rain, wet conditions, or lightning, call
712-707-4888, listen to KSOU 93.9 FM, or online at
OrangeCityIowa.parks-recreation.
Girls T-Ball
$15
The girls will learn to hit off a tee and cover basic
fundamentals of throwing, catching, and fielding.
Practices will consist of both instruction and game play. A
safety softball will be used. Please do not bring personal
bats to the program.
• Kindergarten girls will hit off a tee
• 1st grade girls will receive three pitches and then
issued a tee for the 4th attempt
Begins Tuesday, June 3
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday $20
9:45–10:30am
3rd & 4th Grade Softball
$25
These girls will practice and scrimmage each other, as well
as play a few games against teams from towns nearby.
Some night games may be included. All participants will
have the chance to play in games. A hard ball will be used
helmets will be used.
Monday–Friday11:00am–12:00pm
Location: Vet’s Park ball fields
5th & 6th Grade Softball
$35
These girls will practice and scrimmage each other, as well
as play against teams from other towns. All participants
will have the chance to play in games, but this does not
mean equal playing time or equal starting opportunities.
Games will be played at different times throughout the
day. Some night games may be included.
Begins Monday, May 26
Kindergarten
Grade 1
Location: Pool South Field
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library programs
Fun Shops
$6
You must sign-up by the grade you just completed.
Another option for kids during the Summer Reading
Program is weekly fun shops. These fun shops are meant
to be just that-FUN, but also educational. We have games,
crafts, books to read, and other fun activities planned
around our theme. Sign up for Fun Shops through the
online Summer Rec registration on or after May 1st by the
grade you just completed (K-5). A one-time $6.00 fee is
due at sign-up.
Grade K–2
Grade 3–5
Teen Programs Summer Reading Program
free
Join us this summer to experience FIZZ, BOOM, READ!
Discover all areas of science at the library-animals, music,
plants, chemistry experiments, and more! The Reading
Program is open to any age (birth-Adult). Come to the
library on or after June 3 to pick up a bag with goodies
and information on how to keep track of the time that
you spend reading. When you reach your reading goal,
bring your log in to the library. Special programs are held
throughout the six weeks- everyone is welcome to attend!
Events for the Whole Family
Kick-Off w/ Lisa Laird &
Ice Cream Social
June 2 @ 6:30 pm
Dulcimer Guy
June 10 @ 3:00 pm
Sioux County Naturalist
June 16 @ 10:00 am
My Oh My Butterfly
June 24 @ 10:30 am
Sioux Falls Zoo
July 1 @ 10:30 am
Matt the Mad Scientist
July 8 @ 10:30 am
End of Summer Rec Picnic
July 11
Grand Prize Winners announced
at End of Summer Rec Picnic
Family Movie Nights
Iron Giant Back to the Future Honey I Shrunk the Kids Tron: Legacy Meet the Robinsons Race to Witch Mountain
Story Time
free
New programs offered this year just for teens! Please
register for each event at the library.
Straw Tower Contest CSI Investigation Library Lock-In Adult Programs
June 12 @ 1:00 pm
June 24 @ 1:00 pm
July 11 @ 6:00 pm
free
Join us for a our How-To series this summer! Please
register for each event at the library.
How-to: Make Wine How-to: Container
& Vegetable Garden How-to: Roast Coffee How-to: Brew Beer How-to: Cake Decorating How-to: Canning
June 3 @ 6:30 pm
June 10 @ 6:30 pm
June 17 @ 6:30 pm
June 24 @ 6:30 pm
July 1 @ 6:30 pm
July 8 @ 6:30 pm
Check the Library website and our Facebook page for additions and
updates! We take pictures of participants and performers at library
events. These may be displayed on our library website, Facebook
page, or the local newspaper.
Thursdays @ 7 pm
June 5
June 12
June 19
June 26
July 3
July 10
free
Held every Tuesday and Thursday morning at 10:30–11:15
during the Summer Reading Program. It is open to any
child ages 3 and up. (Under 3 with an adult, no sign up)
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Monday @ 9:00 am
Wednesday @ 9:00 am
mighty kids triathlon
Do you enjoy running, biking, and swimming during the summer? Wouldn‘t it be AWESOME if you could do all three at
the same time? Well... you can!
The Mighty Kids Triathlon is a one day event for kids ages 7–13. It will take place at the pool and alongside Landsmeer
Golf Course. Kids need to provide their own bikes and helmets (mandatory). Kids will enjoy taking part in this event with
others their own age and fans cheering them on along the way! Every participant receives a t-shirt to show they were a
part of a triathlon event!
Send in or drop off registration forms by June 3.
Date & Time
Distances
June 21, 2014
7–9 year olds
7-9 year olds
10-13 year olds
9:30am
10:00am
Location
Orange City Municipal Aquatic Facility
10–13 year olds
50 yard swim
1 mile bike ride
0.5 mile run/walk.
100 yard swim
2.5 mile bike ride
1 mile run/walk.
movie in the park
The Lego Movie
Join us for movies and snacks! Popcorn, pop and snack will
be sold! All profits go to lifeguard training and certification.
A lowly Lego figure (voiced by Chris Pratt) joins a group
intent on battling an evil force after a case of mistaken
identity in this computer-generated comedy from the
filmmakers behind Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs and
co-director Chris McKay (Robot Chicken). Will Arnett co-stars
as the voice of Batman, who along with Superman, make
appearances in the Warner Bros. picture. Elizabeth Banks,
Morgan Freeman, Will Ferrell, Liam Neeson, and Alison Brie
head up the rest of the voice cast. Author: Jeremy Wheeler.
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
At dark (approx 9:00pm) Downtown Windmill Park
Rain location:
Prairie Winds Event Center following Onstage Orange City
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missoula children’s theatre
Friday, July 28 - August 1, from 10am to 2:30pm, and
have Friday evening and Saturday afternoon free for the
performances.
There are spots for 50 or 60 students. We’re very sorry, but
there is no guarantee that everyone who auditions will
be cast in the play.
Everyone who auditions must pay the participation
fee of $17. If the student is not cast in the play, the
participation fee will be refunded.
Rehearsals:
Monday, July 28 through Friday, August 1, from 10am
to noon and 12:30 to 2:30pm. Students must attend
when their part is scheduled. Some students will attend
morning and afternoon rehearsals, and will need to bring
a sack lunch.
Performances:
Friday, August 1, 7:30pm and Saturday, August 2, 2:00pm
at Northwestern College’s DeWitt Theatre. Admission will
be: Adults $7; K-12 students $3. A DVD will be recorded
of the local production of King Arthur’s Quest, for a $15
charge.
King Arthur’s Quest
$17
Featuring two actors from Missoula Children’s Theatre and
50 local children.
July 28 - August 2, 2014
Shows: August 1, 7:30pm and August 2, 2:00pm
Location: Northwestern College DeWitt Theatre
Sponsor: Orange City Arts Council
Conceived and Written by Michael McGill
Music and Lyrics by Michael McGill
King Arthur, of legend and song, strode across Medieval
England with courage and confidence…or did he? What if
the troubles of his kingdom threaten to overwhelm him?
Follow the original twist on this familiar story as it weaves
its way through a landscape full of surprises!
Workshops: Northwestern’s DeWitt Theatre.
* Acting 1-2-3. (Children entering grades 1-2) When odds
& evens come together, everyone has a fun time! July 29,
2:45 - 3:30pm
* Behind the Scenes. (Children entering grades 3-6) What
happens before the curtain rises? How role-play helps
group dynamics! Wed., July 30, 2:45 - 3:30pm
* Versed in Verse. (Youth entering grades 7-12) Is
Shakespeare boring? Incorporate Elizabethan English with
pop culture & discover Shakespeare’s humor & creativity.
Thurs., July 31, 2:45 - 3:30pm
Parents: If you are willing to assist with the Missoula
Children’s Theatre project by volunteering an hour or two
of your time, please contact Janine at the Orange City Arts
Council, 707-6514 or [email protected].
Auditions:
Monday, July 28 – 9:45am to noon. $17. Northwestern
College DeWitt Theatre
Interested students, entering grades 1-12, may audition.
Students must attend school at MOC-FV, OCCS, Spalding
or Unity (or be homeschoolers in the MOC-FV school
district).
Audition does NOT require a prepared song or reading,
but students must attend entire audition. All children who
audition MUST be available for rehearsal Monday through
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Free
arts & crafts
Zip, Zap, Zog: Exploring Theater $18
You could be a sailor or a ship. Or maybe you could zip,
zap, zog your way to a win. We’ll explore drama games and
improvisations that will tap your imagination and help you
develop acting and speaking skills. Class limited to 12.
Tuesdays & Thursdays: June 3 - June 19
Grade 1–3
Grade 4–6
1:00–2:00pm
2:15–3:15pm
Instructor: April Hubbard
Location: City Hall
Parent-Child Pre-K Arts & Crafts $18
A fun class exploring a variety of arts and crafts. Each child is
to be accompanied by a parent or other adult. Class limited
to 12.
Thursdays: June 5 - July 10
Ages 3–5
6:30–7:30pm
The World of Prints $18
Explore the world of printmaking through nature and
real life objects. Some projects will involve carving, relief
printing, & hand printing, plus linoleum cuts for grades 4-6.
Wear old clothes & plan on many fun projects! Grades 4-6:
bring a photo of an animal, flowers or landscape the first
day!
Tuesdays & Thursdays: June 3-June 19
Grades 4-6 Grades 1-3 1:00-2:00pm
2:15-3:15pm
Instructor: Kayla Vetter
Location: MOC-Floyd Valley Elementary (use west door)
Instructor: Daphne Heimensen
Location: City Hall
Painting Exploring Theatre on Stage
$20
Have you dreamed of stepping out from behind the curtain
for your final bow as an audience wildly applauds? Join us in
spending 3 weeks of theater classes learning about acting
through games and exercises, and preparing a creative and
fun show for your friends and family to enjoy! Show will be
June 19 at 5:30pm. Class limited to 15.
Tuesdays & Thursdays: June 3 - June 19
Grades 4–8
Art, theatre, writing &
music classes sponsored by:
4:00–5:30pm
$18
Learn to bring your pictures to life with a variety of paints,
colors, and textures. Get the opportunity to experiment with
different painting media, play with different styles, and learn
about different painters from history. Wear old clothes and
be ready to use your imagination! Class limited to 12. Tuesdays & Thursdays: June 24-July 10
Grades 1-3
Grades 4-6
Instructor: Daphne Heimensen
1:00-2:00pm
2:15-3:15pm
Location: MOC-Floyd Valley Elementary (use west door)
Instructor: April Hubbard
Location: City Hall
Ceramics$23
Try your hand at ceramics! Build a few projects and learn
about the hand-building and firing processes, with slab,
pinch, & coil pots. Wear old clothes! If you need to miss a
day or more of class, please inform the teacher in advance
so she can make sure you have an opportunity to create
work, fire it and glaze it! Class limited to 12 (June 18: no class;
instead a reception for all students & parents at 1:30pm)
Mondays & Wednesdays: June 2 - June 18 (reception June 18)
Grade 1–3 1:00–2:00pm
Grades 4–6 2:15–3:15pm
Instructor: Emily Moore
Location: MOC-FV Orange City Elementary (west door)
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Backyard Bible Explore
free
Backyard Bible eXplore (BBX) is happening this summer
in a backyard in your neighborhood July 14-16. We are
celebrating CHRIST-mas in July with Bible stories, games,
snacks, crafts and FUN, FUN, FUN! Mark your calendars
Monday-Wednesday: July 14-16
Grade preschool–56:30–8:00pm
Location: Watch the Advisor for details on backyards in
your neighborhood!
Spring Warbler Outing
$?
Join the Sioux County Naturalist on this fun outing to look
and listen for warblers as they migrate through the county.
You must pre-register for event. Call 712-552-3057 to preregister or online at: www.mycountyparks.com/County/Sioux.
aspx
Saturday: May 10 All Ages Welcome
8:00am-stay as long as you wish
Location: Big Sioux Recreation
Outdoor Skills Day
free
Sessions for the day may include: shotgun shooting, air
rifles, archery, canoeing, outdoor cooking, improving
outdoor skills and more! This event is sponsored by
4H Extension, Sioux County Conservation Board, and
the Sioux County Sportsmen’s Club. Lunch and prizes
provided by the Sioux County Sportsmen’s club. You must
pre-register by calling Sunday Ford at 712/552-3057, go
to www.mycountyparks.com/County/Sioux/aspx, or contact
Extension office at 712/737-4230.
Friday: June 6
All Ages (8 and under w/adult)
8:30am-4:00pm
Location: Oak Grove Park (Picnic Park Near River)
Green Thumbs, Dirty Fingers $20
Youth explore soil, tend to plants, and eat fresh produce
with hands-on activities that cultivate excitement about
local food and plant seeds for healthy living. Get ready, get
set, GROW! For grades K-3. Class limited to 20.
June 18, Orange City Kinderspeelland 9:00am-3:30pm
(in partnership with Orange City Parks and Recreation Department)
August 12, Rock Valley Comm. School 9:00am-3:30pm
Register online:
http://form.jotform.us/form/30635576373156 or call Sioux
County Extension Office 712-737-4230
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Ringneck Rendezvous
$10
Join the Sioux Prairie Pheasants Forever Chapter, Sioux County
Conservation Board, Rock Valley Gun Club, and Iowa DNR for
a fun evening. Planned activities include; trap shooting (ages
12 and over), BB guns, archery, sling shots, games; door prizes,
education sessions; and pizza. Individuals registered will receive:
$50 “play money” meal, optional ringneck membership, hat, bag,
and more. Registration after June 11, 2014 will not receive a hat
(which entitles them to a drawing for a free gun at the November
banquet). “Play money” is used on the games, trapshooting, and
raffle buckets; there will be no live auction this year, registration
has been revamped with shorter wait time for those that preregistered. Many prizes to be won! The Gould Brothers will
conclude the night with their exhibition shooting!! Registration
forms can be found at: http://www.mycountyparks.com/County/
Sioux.asp $10 fee and forms need to be returned to: Ringneck
Rendezvous, 4051 Cherry Ave Hawarden IA 51023. Must be
postmarked by June 11. Weather related cancellations will be
aired on 93.9FM. Limited to first 400 kids
Wednesday: June 18 (Rain date June 19th.)
Ages 5-16 (8 and under w/adult)
Location: Rock Valley Gun Club
5:30-9:00pm
Family Fishing Clinic
free
Join the Sioux County Conservation Board, Sioux Center WalMart, and the Sioux County Sportsmen’s Club at the Sandy
Hollow pond near Sioux Center for a fun-filled morning of fishing
instruction, fishing, prizes, casting contest, and giveaways.
Lunch is provided. Those ages 16 and over must have a valid
fishing license to participate. Fishing poles are available for use
or bring your own. Weather cancellations listen to KSOU 93.9FM.
Pre-registration required by calling Sunday Ford at 712/5523057, go to www.mycountyparks.com/County/Sioux/aspx.
Saturday: June 14
All Ages (8 and under w/adult)
9:00am-12:30pm
Location: Sandy Hollow Pond (Near Sioux Center)
oak grove summer camps
Join Sunday Ford, Sioux County Naturalist this summer for outdoor adventures. All summer camps are free of charge.
Pre-registration is required and will start April 1, 2014 starting at 8am. Space is limited. All registration for summer camps must be
done by registering online at www.mycountyparks.com/County/Sioux.aspx
Budding Naturalists (Different from last year)
Hunter Education Class
These little naturalists will have a hands-on introduction
to nature. Parents/adult must attend. Includes games,
crafts, and trail hikes.
This class is open to all those age 11 and over. No cost for the
class, sign up is a must and is done by going to the following
link: http://reservations1.usedirect.com/IowaWeb/Activities/
SearchFilters.aspx when you get on the site you will need to
search for the class by entering the city or zip code for the class,
and also change the month to August. In addition to signing up
prior to the class you must pick up a hunter education book from
either the Hawarden Library or at the Sioux County Conservation
Board Office at Oak Grove. Complete the review questions in the
back of the book and bring along to class that day.
June 4, June 12, July 15
Ages 3-4
8:30am-12pm
Snails, Salamander Tails
Discover which animals use slime, and explore the
wonderful world of natural slime. This camp includes trail
hikes, games and crafts
Choose from the following dates:
June 10-11
9:00am-noon OR 1:00-4:00pm
June 19-20
1:00-4:00pm
Ages 5-6
Bug Scouts Campers will explore the world of entomology by making
insect collections that they will be able to take home with
them.
This two day camp is offered four times:
June 24-25, June 26-27 9:00am-2:00pm
July 1-2, July 29-30
9:00am-2:00pm
Ages 7-9
Water Works
August 13 9 am - 5:30 pm
Upcoming tentative dates to note:
August:
30- Monarch Watch- Oak Grove Park 9:30-11am
September:
13 - Women in the Outdoors- Lake Pahoja, Inwood, IA
20-Dutch Oven Gathering- Oak Grove- Turkey Ridge
Campground
October:
11- Trick or Treat Hike Night- Oak Grove Park
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Get ready to get wet! We will discover and learn about
the Iowa’s wetlands-hands-on! We will explore insects,
amphibians; put together bird boxes, water pollution and
testing, canoeing and go fishing. Will be held at Big Sioux
Recreation Area, south of Hawarden.
Choose from the following dates:
July 22-23, July 24-25
Ages: 10-12
9:00am-3:00pm
Hunter Education Overnight Camp
This overnight camp will give participants the opportunity
to pass the Iowa Hunter Education course (which is
required for an Iowa Hunting license), as well as participate
in a fun overnight camp experience. Participants will learn
firearm safety; shoot/don’t shoot scenarios, hunting laws
and more. Also go on night hike, catfish the river, try out
archery, and make S’mores. Camp runs: 9:30 am overnight
till 1:30 pm on the 9th. Potluck meals.
July 8-July 9
Location: Oak Grove cabins
Green Thumbs, Dirty Fingers
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Iowa State University Extension and Outreach programs are available to all without regard to race, color, age, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic
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onstage orange city
Onstage Orange City is a free summer series of shows on Wednesday nights in downtown
Windmill Park. All performances at 7:00pm, unless otherwise noted. For more info., visit
OrangeCityArts.net or contact the Orange City Arts Council at [email protected]
or 712-707-6514. Schedule & sponsors subject to change.
sponsored by:
Orange City’s Got Talent! May 28
The popular talent show. We want to experience YOUR
talent! Sign up by May 12 at: orangecityarts.net/octalent.
Sponsors: OC Area Health System & Quatro Composites™
SongBlast
June 4
Two interactive dueling guitars and two “killer voices”
delivering great songs from yesterday & today.
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Sponsors: Joe’s TV & Appliance and OC Sanitation
Watoto Children’s Choir
June 11
Original & vibrant music from Africa, with dance routines &
life-transforming stories. Watoto is an advocate for the 50
million orphaned children of Africa. watoto.com/the-choir
Sponsor: Orange City Communications
Summer Suites
June 18
In backyard gardens instead of the park. Three lovely
gardens, wonderful sweets, exceptional performers: cellist
Hannah McGarvey, storyteller Jim Schaap & ventriloquist
Lisa Laird. 6:30pm. Advance tickets necessary; purchase
from Dove Bookstore or OC Arts Council.
Sponsor: Orange City Arts Council
A favorite of young & old! Featuring Tom Forkenbrock of
Chicago, former trumpeter in the U.S. Army Band & ‘88
Olympics.
Sponsors: Diamond Vogel Paint & Van Engelenhoven Agency
July 2
From Des Moines, classic rock & roll with amazing vocals.
“You’ll be blown away with their versatility... they do it all &
do it well.” youtube.com/watch?v=JxVt4gKAPO4
Sponsors: Northwestern Bank & Quatro Composites™
OCArea Community Band
July 9
Another great community band concert, under the
direction of Carla Van Beek. Come early for the Orange
City community appreciation meal.
Sponsors: CIVCO Medical Solutions & Fareway
July 16
The fun begins at 5:00pm with activities: face painting,
fingernail painting, a kid’s zone with a clown and a bouncy
castle, mural painting, a piñata design contest, and more!
Mexican food will be sold. A Latino musical group will
perform at 7:00pm.
Sponsors: Staples, Center Fresh Eggs, ViBella Jewelry & CASA
Chris O’Leary Band July 23
Revival’s pet costume contest, followed by Chris O’Leary’s
6-piece blues band from New York. 2011 Memphis “Blues
Music Award”. road-dawg.com/chris-o-leary Sponsor: Revival Animal Health
OCArea Community Band July 30
Some of the area’s top musicians: final concert of 2014.
Guest conductor is Dan Mangold.
Sponsors: City of Orange City & Orange City Arts Council
The SchoolHouse Company Aug 6
Our outstanding local theatre troupe presents You’re a
Good Man, Charlie Brown! facebook.com/SHCTheater
Sponsors: Pizza Ranch Restaurant & Onstage OC contributors
Monroe Crossing OCArea Community Band June 25
Exit 113
Festival Latino
Aug 13
“A unique sound that truly is bluegrass.” Carnegie Hall in
June; OC in August! Early eve: food & motorcycle show.
Dusk: OC Rec’s family film. monroecrossing.com
Sponsors: Quatro Composites™ and Community Bank of
Alton & Orange City
Tuey Wilson Aug 20
Comic stunt juggler. Family entertainment with a touch of
danger! Come early for the family safety fair, 3:30-6:30pm.
[email protected]
Sponsors: Diamond Vogel Paint & Four-Way Roofing of Alton
Amy Noelck Aug 27
Songs of love, faith, heartbreak & hope. Concert at
Northwestern College Green, not Windmill Park. Rain
location: NWC Chapel. amynoelck.com
Sponsors: Iowa State Bank & Quatro Composites™
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adult & family programs
Family Free Fishing Weekend
Bring your family, have a picnic, and enjoy the area ponds.
Who can catch the most fish?
June 3, 4 and 5
Location: Pool Park Pond and Dunlop Pond
The Amazing Race (GeoCaching)
Take your family on Handheld GPS guided action-packed
race. Learn more about the GeoCaching and where you
can go to partake in courses.
Thursday, July 10 7:00–8:00pm
Location: City Hall
Adult Slow Pitch & Co-ed Softball Leagues
Churches and businesses are encouraged to participate!
Bring your whole family!
May 21–August 6
Family Discount Night
Parents swim free with children at Orange City Municipal
Aquatic Facility.
Monday and Friday
Kite Extravaganza
Location: Vets Ball field
4 on 4 Co-ed Sand Volleyball
Tournament
Registration forms are available at the parks and
recreation office in City Hall.
Saturday, July 19
Bring your family to Pool Park. Fly your kite, take a dip,
and enjoy some food. Concession Stand will be serving
hotdogs.
Thursday, June 12
6:30pm
Location: Pool Park
Horseshoe League & Pickel Ball NEW!
Location: Vets Park
More information coming in June! Watch the City What’s
Vibrant? newsletter (in your utility bill), and the Ad-Visor.
Tennis League
Adults come out and join an adult tennis league. It
doesn’t matter if you’ve never played tennis before!
Lessons can be offered if needed. Enjoy playing singles,
doubles, or both.
Location: Vet’s Park
June–August
Thursday7:00–8:30pm
Watch for Summer Suites! Music. Flowers. Storytelling.
Sweets. Three great shows in three backyard gardens,
with exceptional desserts. Performers include cellist
Hannah McGarvey, immersing us in the world of tango
from Argentina & Brazil. Lisa Laird will treat us to her show
for adults, prior to her performance at the international
ventriloquist convention (kids will love it too!). And we’ll
hear stories from Jim Schaap, who recently wrote Up the
Hill. If you’ve never heard a story that features Calvinist
zombies, you will!
Get tickets for the whole family & bicycle or drive
from garden to garden. www.orangecityarts.net OCArts@
orangecityiowa.com facebook.com/ocArts
Location: Jaycee Park courts
Kickball League NEW!
Adults come out and join an adult kickball league. It
doesn’t matter if you’ve never played before! Games will
be played at
September 3–October 15
Location: Vets Park Ball Fields
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Summer Suites 2014
Wednesday, June 18
6:30pm
landsmeer golf club
May
August
8” Cup
Ladies League Starts
Men’s League Starts (Wednesday)
Men’s League Starts (Thursday)
May 3
May 20
May 21
May 22
Men’s Senior
2-man 27 Hole Shootout
Couple’s Pinehurst
August 4
August 17
August 24
September
June
1- Person Scramble
Annual Junior Golf Camp
Landsmeer Classic
June 8
June 9–13
June 21
July
Club Championship 36 hole, Stroke Play
4-Person Shamble
October
Pink Flag Fundraiser
Fall 8” Cup
September 13
October 4
October 11
July 12–13
amusement parks
Orange City parks and recreation participants have an opportunity to purchase discounted amusement park tickets.
Please indicate the quantity of tickets desired in the space next to each amusement park listed below:
Valley Fair & White Water
Country Waterpark
Adventureland
Altoona, IA
Shakopee, MN
Adult / Child (48” and taller)
Child (2 and under + under 48” tall)
$30.00
FREE
Worlds of Fun & Oceans of Fun
Kansas City, MO
Worlds of Fun/Oceans of Fun
Good Any Day (2 parks /1 price!)
Children (2 and under)
Single day admission (age 4 and older)
$32.00
2 consecutive day admission (age 4 and older) $57.00
Season pass (age 4 and older)
$122.00
Child (3 and under or 48” and under)
FREE
$41.00
FREE
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orange city area fitness center
Equipment includes treadmills, ellipticals, recumbent bikes,
spin bikes, rower, arc trainers, recumbent steppers, ab coasters,
free weights, selectorized weight machines, and circuit
training classes.
Rates & Services
Monthly
Single $29
Couple $34
Family $39
Students & Seniors $25
Buddy (Cost per person)$20
3-month
Single $81
Couple $96
Family $111
Students/Seniors $69
Yearly
Single $240
Couple $300
Family $360
Students/Seniors $192
Day Pass
$5
Punch Card
10 punches 5 punches
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$40
$20
Contact Rachel for your orientation or exercise ideas!
Rachel Franklin, Wellness Director, at 712-707-9494
or [email protected]
Summer Hours
Monday–Thursday:5:00–9:30am
11:30am–1:30pm
4:00–9:00pm
Friday 5:00–9:30am, 11:30am–1:30pm, 4:00–6:00pm
Saturday7:00am–2:00pm
SundayCLOSED
Couple is a married couple living at same residence. A family consists of a husband
and wife and their children under the age of 18 all living at the same residence.
Children 18-22 attending college full-time are also included. Students in high
school or college to age 22. Seniors are 60 years and better.
Individuals between the ages of 12-14 are only permitted in facility with a parent
or guardian.
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City Hall. Or mail in your form and payment to:
Orange City Parks and Recreation
125 Central Ave. SE
Orange City, IA 51041
Child’s Name: ___________________________________________________ Gender:
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 Mighty Kid Triathlon
 Boy’s Baseball
Circle shirt size below. While supplies last.
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Baton
Flags
Sports Central
Outdoor Youth Connection
Roller Hockey
Tennis
Youth Dance (Just for Kix)
 Tiny Kix-Group 1
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
 T-Ball
$15
 3rd & 4th Grade
$25
 2nd Grade
$20
 Girl’s Softball
 T-Ball
$15
 2nd Grade
$20
 3rd & 4th Grade
$25
 5th & 6th Grade
$35
 Library Fun Shop
 Landsmeer Junior Golf
 Arts & Crafts
$6
$35
 Zip, Zap, Zog
$18
 Painting
 Pre-K Arts & Crafts
$18
 Exploring Theatre
$20
 Missoula Children’s $17
Theatre
 Ceramics
$23
 Backyard Bible Explore (free)
 The World of Prints
$18
$18
 Tiny Kix-Group 2
 Wee Petite
card. Phone registrations are not accepted for any programs. Late registrations may be accepted after a class or activity has started if space is available. Late registrations
postponed, or unforeseen medical reasons.
Parent or Guardian Name: ___________________________________________________________ Date: _____________________
Signature: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
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program directory
Summer Recreation
Programs
Youth Programs
Adult Programs
Basketball
Open Gym
Pre-K Arts and Crafts
Pre-School Open Gym
4 on 4 Co-ed Volleyball
KidSport
Home-School Open Gym
6 on 6 Co-ed Volleyball
Baton
Spot-Shot Contest
Pickleball league
Dance
Spring Youth Soccer
Yoga Classes
Flags
Tulip Festival Road Race
Water Aerobics
Theatre Programming
Mighty Kids Triathlon
Lap Swimming
Roller Hockey
Flag Football
Circuit Training Classes
Tennis
Fall Soccer
Live-Well Challenge
Outdoor Youth Programs
Dance
Essential Strength and Fitness Classes
Arts Council Arts and Crafts
Fishing Clinic
Tulip Festival Road Race
Art Programs
Kite Extravaganza
Slow-Pitch Softball League
Boys Tee-ball and Baseball
The Amazing Race
4 on 4 Sand Volleyball
Girls Tee-ball and Softball
Family Programs
Library Fun Shop
Movies in the Park
Swimming Lessons
Floatie Fridays*
Horseshoe League
Tennis League
Family Free Fishing Weekend
Flag Football League
The Amazing Race
Kickball League
Family Division (Mighty-Kid Triathlon)
Soccer League
Movie Night in the Park
Dollar Days*
Family Nights*
Christmas in July*
Family Discount Nights*
Lap Swimming*
Family Discount Nights at Landsmeer
Parent/Child Aquatics
Lifeguard Training Classes
Pre-School Open Gym
*Orange City Municipal Aquatic Facility
Pool Rental
Home-School Open Gym
Shelter Rental
*Orange City Municipal Aquatic Facility
a series of fall, winter
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parks & recreation locations
Orange City Area Fitness Center
Veteran’s Park
An alliance of Orange City and MOC-Floyd Valley School
District. The facility offers community memberships,
personal training, fitness assessments/exercise
prescription, nutritional analysis/meal planning, body
composition testing and group exercise programs.
Located on Iowa Ave SW—this park includes the Scout
House, open air shelters, enclosed rental shelter, picnic
tables, restrooms, play structures, two softball/baseball
fields, sand volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, roller-blade
rink, basketball courts, and camping area equipped with
electrical and water hook-ups.
Orange City Municipal Aquatic Facility
Orange City Municipal Aquatic Facility located at 803 2nd
St. SE. The pool is heated and offers zero-depth entry, a
water slide, lap lanes, diving boards, a splash pad, shade
areas and picnic tables, and changing rooms. Pool is open
seven days a week during summer (Memorial Day to
Labor Day).
Landsmeer Golf Club
Located on northeast side of town (7th St. NE). An 18-hole
course with a practice facility including range, putting
green, practice, sand bunker, and chipping green.
Puddle Jumper Trail
A two mile nature trail covered with crushed rock. A
bridle path for horses also runs along side of the main
trail. The path is a former railroad right-of-way connecting
the communities of Orange City and Alton. Enjoy nature
while walking, jogging, biking, or cross-country skiing (in
the winter). Plenty of benches line the path. An open-air
shelter, picnic tables, restrooms, and drinking fountain at
the mid-point can be used as a rest area or picnic location.
The mid-point is accessible from a gravel road off of
Highway 10 E. Another access point is located on county
road K-64 on the south side of Orange City, and the third
access point is located on the west side of Alton.
Recreation Trail
A cement path located around the perimeter of
Landsmeer Golf Club. The 2-mile path is great for walking,
jogging, biking, or rollerblading.
Walking & Jogging
An all-weather track is located at Korver Field on the
campus of Northwestern College. An indoor track
is located in the Rowenhorst Student Center on the
Northwestern campus.
Robert M Dunlop Wildlife Area
Kinderspeelland
Located in Vet’s Park—this community built wooden
playground was constructed in September 1996. All the
labor for the project was donated by local citizens and
the project was completed in five days. Kinderspeelland
stands as a memorial to Ed Lancaster, long time Parks
Supervisor.
Windmill Park
Downtown Orange City—this park includes an open air
rental shelter, beautiful play structures, picnic tables,
restrooms, and bandshell. It is the showcase park for the
annual Tulip Festival.
Jaycee Park
Located on Albany Ave. SE—next to Northwestern
College’s Korver Field—Jaycee Park has lighted tennis
courts and two open air shelters.
Pool Park
Located at the aquatic facility (2nd St. SE) and close to
Landsmeer Golf Club. Swimming Pool Park contains an
enclosed rental shelter house, two open air shelters,
restrooms, play structure, and plenty of open space for
activities. Access to the multi-purpose trail that circles the
golf course is also available.
Puddlejumper View Park
Located on Hartford Place SE, this open space park
includes a rock wall, play structures, a new swing set and
open air shelter. A rock walking path adjoins from the park
to the puddle jumper trail!
Bark Park
A dog park available for summer usage. This park has
a large dog area along with a separate small dog area.
Located in Veteran’s Park.
A popular fishing spot for local anglers. No swimming
allowed. Located just north of Alton, three miles east on
Highway 10.
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Landsmeer Golf Club
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Orange City Pool and Pool Fields
Puddle Jumper Trail & Park
Recreation Trail
Robert M Dunlop Wildlife Area
Rowenhorst Student Center—NWC
Veteran’s Park
Windmill Park
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