PLAY IN FAIRFIELD SEASONAL EVENTS

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Parks & Recreation
CITY OF FAIRFIELD | SUMMER 2016
PLAY IN FAIRFIELD
SEASONAL EVENTS
THEATRE | DANCE
SUMMER ACTIVITIES
REGISTER NOW!
http://www.fairfield-city.org/parks/
SUMMER • www.Fairfield-City.org • 867-5348
VILLAGE GREEN FARMERS
& ARTISANS MARKET
Coming April 20 to the Village Green Park is the
Village Green Farmers Market!
A market full of locally grown produce, baked breads,
popped popcorn, fresh herbs, pastured meats, excellent
eggs, and beautiful handcrafted goods will be in your
backyard.
So, pack a picnic, enjoy the live music, come to Fairfield
Lane Library’s Family Story Time, participate in the kidfriendly activities, visit with neighbors, meet the farmers
who grow your food, and do your grocery shopping.
All in one place!
What can you expect to find at the market each week?
You can count on RB² Farms, Grandma’s Gardens and
other local farmers to have fresh fruits and excellent
homegrown vegetables. Whitesels Farm Market is the
farmer to meet if you want pastured pork, chicken, eggs,
and nitrate free bacon! Candles by Wax on Candles
are unique and full of fragrance, perfect for every room in the house or for
gift giving! Chesapeake Popcorn uses organic popping corn to craft the best
varieties of caramel corn to be found. Raw, local honey from Deb’s Beez.
Local farmer, Pete Groh, is here in the summer with his fresh sweet corn.
Katie’s Classic Cookies tantalizes your taste buds
with her freshly baked cookies. Honey Tree Acres
Farm provides your table with their weekly splash of
color and your garden with fresh herbs, but smiles are
always free! Eat a paleo diet? Paleolicious Cincinnati
will delight you. Even your pets get to enjoy the spoils
of the market with treats from Krafty Kritters Pet
Bakery!
With more than 20 vendors each week, there’s certain to be something for
everyone! Like the Fairfield Village Green Farmers Market on Facebook for
more!
VILLAGE GREEN FARMERS &
ARTISANS MARKET
APRIL 20 TO OCTOBER 19
Farmers Market
Village Green Parking Lot
Family Story Time
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Fairfield Lane Library Veranda
DAY
TIME
W
4 -7 pm
W
6 - 7 pm
Community Events
COMMUNITY &
SPECIAL EVENTS
“PLAY IN FAIRFIELD” SUMMER ACTIVITIES EXPO - APRIL 30TH, 1-3 pm
What are your kids doing this summer? If you are looking for the answer to this question then join us as we share a
large variety of opportunities with you on how to open up a world of adventure and personal growth for your child.
Representatives from over 20 camps and summer programs for ages 3 – 17 will be on hand to speak with families
about what they have to offer, spanning the spectrum from arts to science to outdoor nature activities. There will be
giveaways available at each table so come out and enjoy the afternoon with the Parks and Recreation Department.
Be sure to “Fill Your Passport with a Fun-Filled Summer” by having your passport stamped at each table you visit
during the expo. Those who fill the entire passport can submit it in a drawing for one of four $25.00 gift certificates
to be used on any program represented at the expo. Drawing will take place at 3 pm and winner does not need to be
present. The following demonstrations and activities will also be taking place during the expo:
DEMONSTRATIONS
Time
Demo/Activity
Location
1:15 pm
1:30 pm
1:45 pm
2:00 pm
2:15 pm
2:30 pm
2:45 pm
Theatre Games
Water Safety
Science Experiment
Pottery
Young Rembrandts
Golf Demo
Cake Decorating
Theatre
Dance/Fitness Studio
Children’s Room
Art Studio
Children’s Room
Dance/Fitness Studio
Children’s Room
Representatives will be available from Theatre Camps, Pottery
Programs, Cake Decorating Camp, Painting Programs, Nature
Programs, Preschool Camps, Science Camps, iSpace Camps,
Bricks 4 Kids Camps, Spanish Programs, Golf Camps, Swim
Programs, Sign Language Programs, Sewing Camp, Young Rembrandts Programs, All Day Camps “Fun and Adventure” and the
Education Station from Village Green Farmers Market.
BLUES AND BBQ SERIES
Bring your chairs or blankets. Relax to the music or explore
nature throughout Huffman Park. Listen to the sound of blues
from great local musicians. Enjoy the smells and tastes of
Hammann’s Catering.
SATURDAY, May 14
6 pm
The Noah Wotherspoon Band
SATURDAY, Jul 9
6 pm
The Lisa Biales Band
SATURDAY, Sep 10
6 pm
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2016 MEMORIAL
DAY PARADE AND
CEREMONY
MONDAY, MAY 30
10 am | Veterans Memorial Park
Enjoy veterans groups, military units, the Fairfield High School Marching Band, community
groups, local organizations, Fairfield Police
Department, Fairfield Fire, and Fairfield EMS
units. The parade concludes with a brief ceremony to pay tribute
to our veterans, both
past and present, at
Veterans Memorial
Park at approximately 11 am. The Hamilton-Fairfield Concert
Band performs patriotic music and other
favorites at Veterans
Memorial Park from
10 am until noon.
For parade rules
and application, visit
www.fairfield-city.
org/memorialday.
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Before you
donate:
Get a good
night’s sleep,
eat a nourishing
meal and
drink plenty of
fluids.
COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE
Refreshments are available to all donors. Schedule
a time for your donation on the Blood Drive site at
www.donortime.com or call 1-800-388-GIVE.
WEDNESDAY, May 18
3:30-6:30 pm
CAC/Donor Coach
TUESDAY, Jul 19
4-7 pm
Fire Department/Donor Coach
HARBIN PARK MOUNTAIN BIKE CHALLENGE
AT HARBIN PARK/NEAR OVERLOOK SHELTER
Test your endurance and mountain bike skills with an off-road time trial challenge through the
mountain bike trails at Harbin Park. Registration begins approximately 6:45 pm and the first rider
starts at 7 pm. You must attend at least 3 of the 6 nights in order to be eligible for prizes and
awards to be given out on the last night. Anyone who participates at least 3 nights automatically
receives a free t-shirt.
WEDNESDAYS
TIME
Jul 6 - Aug 10
6:45 pm
FEE (R/NR)
$5/night
SUNBONNET DAYS: DOWN ON THE FARM AUGUST 6-7 | 1-5 pm
ELISHA MORGAN MANSION AND GILBERT FARMS PARK
Exhibits and highlights from “Down on the Farm” will focus on Symmes Corner and entertainment
from years gone by. Stay for vintage baseball games, guided tours of the Elisha Morgan Mansion
and the Heritage Gardens, plus children activities throughout both days. Sunbonnet Days is a joint
program by the Fairfield Historical Society, the Friends of Elisha Morgan Mansion and the Four
Seasons Garden Club.
HIGHBALL MIXES
AT PHALEN BANQUET CENTER AT SOUTH TRACE GOLF COURSE
Experience the tastes and spirits that you’ve always wanted to try. Enjoy a different cocktail theme
each month, paired with heavy hors d’oeuvres and the beautiful views of the South Trace Golf
Course. Live music completes this summer series, so bring your friends for a fun night out!
COURSE#
FRIDAY
TIME
THEME
SE 20
SE 22
SE 23
Jun 17
Jul 15
Aug 26
6:30-9:30 pm Bourbon Cocktails
6:30-9:30 pm Flavored Vodka
6:30-9:30 pm Shades of Rum
2016 FRIENDS BOOKSALE
Hamilton-Fairfield Friends of the Lane Libraries will hold the Annual Used Book Sale on May 20-22,
2016. The sale will be held at Queen of Peace Parish gymnasium, 2550 Millville Ave., Hamilton, Ohio.
FRIDAY, May 20
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6 - 8 pm
This is Friends Members Only night (memberships available at the door).
SATURDAY, May 21 9 am - 5 pm
Public open sale.
SUNDAY, May 22
Public open sale and $5.00 bag day (bags provided).
Noon - 3 pm
FEE
$30/$35
$30/$35
$30/$35
Village Green Events
VILLAGE GREEN EVENTS
Groovin’ on the Green
Village Green Park will be Groovin’ every Thursday night with an amazing mix of music, food
and fun. Little ones can enjoy the Kids Zone starting May 26th. Groovin’ on the Green partners
and area businesses share information about their services and maybe even some giveaways.
Support the Fairfield Food Pantry by bringing your donations to any of the Groovin’ concerts.
Schedule of Events
Day
Time
Featured Performer (music type)
May 19
May 26
Jun 2
Jun 9
Jun 16
Jun 23
Jun 30
Jul 7
Jul 14
Jul 21
Jul 28
Aug 4
Aug 11
Aug 18
Aug 25
Sep 1
6:30 pm
7 pm
7 pm
7 pm
7 pm
7 pm
7 pm
7 pm
7 pm
7 pm
7 pm
7 pm
7 pm
7 pm
7 pm
7 pm
Fairfield High School Band
Aftermath (Experience the 60’s)
Ricky Nye Inc. (Boogie Woogie and New Orleans Style)
Forever Diamond (Neil Diamond Tribute)
The McCartney Project (Paul McCartney Salute)
Miami Steel Drum Band (Steel Drum)
The Scotty Anderson Band (R&B/Blues/Rock)
The Dan Varner Band (Country)
The Klaberheads (German)
Buffalo Wabs & the Price Hill Hustle (Americana/Folk)
Robin Lacy and DeZydeco (Zydeco)
Rhythm Jones (R&B/Blues)
Parrots of the Caribbean (Jimmy Buffet Salute)
Flash Bang (Ohio National Guard Band)
BlueStone Ivory (Classic Rock ‘n Roll)
Thunderbay (Classic Rock)
PRESENTED BY
EVENT PARTNERS
FEATURED RESTAURANTS*:
Hammann’s Butcher Shop, Deli and Catering,
Hot Head Burrito, Piggin’-n-Grinnin’ BBQ
DESSERT VENDORS*:
Flub’s, Kona Ice and Katie’s Classic Cookies
*Subject to change
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SWINGIN’ ON THE GREEN
VILLAGE GREEN AMPHITHEATER | 7 pm
Get out of your lawn chair, off your blanket, and dance the night away to this collection of lively
jazz and blues groups. All concerts take place at Village Green Park.
PRESENTED BY
MONDAY
PERFORMER
FEATURED RESTAURANTS*:
Jun 20
Jul 18
Aug 15
The Jack Carr Band
The P&G Big Band
The After Hours Band
Hot Head Burrito, Piggin’-n-Grinnin’ BBQ
DESSERT VENDORS*:
Flub’s, Kona Ice and Katie’s Classic Cookies
*Subject to change
12TH ANNUAL VILLAGE
GREEN FINE ART FAIR JUNE 12 | 11 am-4 pm
VILLAGE GREEN PARK/COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER
Some of the finest artists from all over Southwest Ohio gather to showcase and sell their work.
Artists are set up both throughout Village Green Park and inside the Community Arts Center.
FEATURED RESTAURANTS: Amaizing Grace Kettlecorn, U Lucky Dawg and Katie’s Classic Cookies
RED, WHITE AND KABOOM JULY 3 | DUSK - 11 pm
Festivities take place at these featured viewing venues: Harbin Park (the launch site for Rozzi’s
Famous Fireworks), Village Green Park, and the Fairfield Aquatic Center.
Time
Performer/Event
Location
8:30 pm
7 - 11 pm
8:30 pm
10 pm
10:30 pm
10:30 pm
Systems Go (Rock)
Fireworks Swim
The SunBurners
Rozzi’s Famous Fireworks
Chris Schram
The SunBurners
Village Green Park
Aquatic Center
Harbin Park
Harbin Park
CAC Veranda
Harbin Park
VISIT WWW.FAIRFIELD-CITY.ORG/KABOOM FOR UP TO DATE VENDOR INFORMATION
TOUCH A TRUCK
AUGUST 12
9 AM - NOON
VILLAGE GREEN PARK
Kids young and old can touch, honk,
and climb on the many vehicles
that are on display. You might see a
fire truck, ambulance, construction
truck, snowplow, dump truck, police
car, farm equipment, and many
more trucks of all shapes and sizes.
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Village GreenTheatre
Events
HERO’S RIDE CELEBRATION AUGUST 20 | 10 am - 1 pm
Village Green hosts the pre-ride registration and ceremonies of the 12th Annual Hero’s Ride benefitting Impact A Hero. The ride is dedicated in memory to the many local heroes who have made
the ultimate sacrifice for our nation.
Time
Performer/Event
Location
10 am
Noon
1 pm
Ride Registration
Pre-Ride Ceremony
Hero’s Ride Departs
CAC Parking Lot
Village Green
Village Green/Wessel Drive
5TH ANNUAL HONOR &
REMEMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL
AUGUST 19-20
Come out and help celebrate our freedom, our nation’s heroes and their families. This is a free concert featuring local
and regional bands and is open to the public. All proceeds from the Music Festival will be used to further the Honor and
Remember Mission to present one personalized Honor and Remember Flag to every family who has lost a loved one due
to their military service to our Nation.
Day
Time
Featured Performer
Aug 19
Aug 19
Aug 20
Aug 20
Aug 20
Aug 20
Aug 20
6:15 - 7:30 pm
8:30 - 10 pm
10 - 11:30 am
2 - 3:15 pm
4 - 5:15 pm
6 - 7:30 pm
8:30 - 10 pm
You, Me & Him
The Sonny Moorman Group
Streetwise
Gerhard Albinus
Tim Tegge
Dueces Wild
Brass Tracks
MOVIES IN THE PARK
VILLAGE GREEN PARK
The Fairfield Fire Department hosts all of the pre-show fun
and giveaways. All movies take place at Village Green Park and
begin at dusk. (Rain date is the following Friday for all movies.)
Friday
Time
Featured Movie*
May 20
Jun 3
Jul 1
Jul 15
Aug 5
Sep 9
Dusk
Dusk
Dusk
Dusk
Dusk
Dusk
The Boxtrolls
Minions
Norm of the North
Planes Fire and Rescue
Home
Hotel Transylvania 2
*All movie titles subject to change.
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THEATRE
Upcoming Presentations
AESOP’S CLASSIC FABLES
JULY 5 • 11 am
2
0
1
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PRESENTED BY MADCAP PUPPETS
LOVE CHANGES
JULY 15 • 7 pm
JULY 16 • 6 pm
The Fairfield
Community
Arts Center
is rich in
celebrating
the Arts! We
have a diverse
collection of plays,
music and art to fill
your spirit.
In the bountiful
array of children’s
literature, no author
is better known and
respected than the
Greek storyteller,
Aesop. Using animals
as characters, he
served up life lessons
and morals in a tasty,
digestible cupcake of a story. In Madcap’s
production, Aesop recalls three of our
best-loved stories re-told by a cast of
puppets, and you! Stories include: The Boy
Who Cried Wolf, The Lion and the Mouse
and The Hare and the Tortoise.
PRESENTED BY DEAR DOT NETTIE MAE THEATRE
COMPANY
Written and Directed by R. Miranda Burke.
What happens when a woman is fed up? How
do men truly handle being broken-hearted? And,
truly, are there second chances with love? In
this highly relatable tale, we see what happens
when we lose ourselves in love. Take a trip with
the Santiago
sisters,
Marissa and
Mariah, to
explore what
happens
when love
changes.
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Tickets: $5 ALL SEATS • On Sale Now
Tickets: $21.50 ALL SEATS • On Sale June 1
Theatre
FAIRFIELD FOOTLIGHTERS | Announcing the 2016-17 Season!
SUBSCRIPTIONS AVAILABLE STARTING MAY 20, $48 ADULT / $40 SENIOR,
SINGLE TICKETS ON SALE STARTING AUGUST 1, $15 ADULT / $13 SENIOR OR STUDENT
THE RAINMAKER
By N. Richard Nash
At the time of a paralyzing drought in the West we discover
a girl whose father and two brothers are worried as much
about her potential future as an old maid as they are about
their dying cattle. The brothers try every possible scheme to
marry her off, but without success. Nor is there any sign of
relief from the dry heat, when suddenly from out of nowhere
appears a sweet-talking man with quite the sales pitch,
claiming to be a “rainmaker.”
Directed by James C. Davis
OVER THE RIVER AND
THROUGH THE WOODS
By Joe DiPietro
Nick is a single, Italian-American guy from New Jersey. His parents
retired and moved to Florida. That doesn’t mean his family isn’t
still in Jersey. In fact, he sees both sets of his grandparents every
Sunday for dinner. This is routine until he has to tell them that he’s
been offered a dream job. The job he’s been waiting for—marketing executive—would take him away from his beloved, but annoying, grandparents. He tells them. The news doesn’t sit well.
Directed by Brandon Burtis
FRI, Sep 23
8 pm
FRI, Sep 30
8 pm
FRI, Nov 11
8 pm
FRI, Nov 18
8 pm
SAT, Sep 24
8 pm
SAT, Oct 1
8 pm
SAT, Nov 12
8 pm
SAT, Nov 19
8 pm
SUN, Sep 25
2 pm
SUN, Oct 2
2 pm
SUN, Nov 13
2 pm
SUN, Nov 20
2 pm
THE BOYS NEXT DOOR
By Tom Griffen
The place is a communal residence in a New England city where
four mentally handicapped men live under the supervision of
an earnest, but increasingly “burned out,” young social worker
named Jack. Norman works in a doughnut shop and is unable
to resist the lure of the sweet pastries; Lucien P. Smith has the
mind of a five-year-old but imagines that he is able to be more;
Arnold, the ringleader of the group, is a hyperactive, compulsive
chatterer; while Barry, a brilliant schizophrenic who is devastated
by the unfeeling rejection of his brutal father, fantasizes that he
is a golf pro.
Directed by Kevin Noll
THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM
COUNTY SPELLING BEE
Conceived by Rebecca Feldman, Additional Material by Jay Reiss
Music and Lyrics by William Finn, Book by Rachel Sheinkin
An eclectic group of six mid-pubescents vie for the spelling
championship of a lifetime. Winner of the Tony and the Drama
Desk Awards for Best Book, The 25th Annual Putnam County
Spelling Bee has charmed audiences across the country with its
effortless wit and humor. Featuring a fast-paced wildly funny and
touching book by Rachel Sheinkin and a truly fresh and vibrant
score by William Finn, this bee is one unforgettable experience.
Directed by Heidi Schiller
FRI, Feb 17
8 pm
FRI, Feb 24
8 pm
FRI, May 19
8 pm
FRI, May 26
8 pm
SAT, Feb 18
8 pm
SAT, Feb 25
8 pm
SAT, May 20
8 pm
SAT, May 27
8 pm
SUN,Feb 19
2 pm
SUN, Feb 26
2 pm
SUN, May 21
2 pm
SUN, May 28
2 pm
KITS SUMMER THEATRE
BYE BYE BIRDIE
FRI, Aug 6
7 pm
SAT, Aug 7
7 pm
SUN, Aug 8
2 pm
(YOUNG PERFORMER’S EDITION)
A Musical Comedy
Book by Michael Stewart
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Originally Produced by Edward Padula
Adaptation and support materials for
the Young Performers’ Edition Developed
by iTheatrics under the supervision of
Timothy Allen McDonald
A one-hour adaptation of one of the most
captivating musical shows of our time. It tells the
story of a rock and roll singer, Conrad Birdie, an Elvis
Presley type, who is about to be inducted into the
army. Albert Peterson, his agent, and Albert’s faithful
secretary, Rose, concoct one final national publicity
plan before Conrad’s induction. Conrad will bid a
typical American teen-age girl goodbye with an allAmerican kiss. Bye Bye Birdie is a satire done with
the fondest affection. It is the tops in imagination
and good old-fashioned fun.
Tickets: $7 Adult/$5 Children 12 and younger • On Sale July 25
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VARIETY
ALL PERFORMANCES IN THE CAC THEATRE
THE ENTERACT FAMILY SERIES
APRIL 22 • 7 pm
LYNN TREFZGER
Lynn Trefzger is a ventriloquist with a trunk full of zany characters that
have accompanied her to stages throughout the country. Her off-the-wall
audience interplay is riotously funny, and her performances are tailored
for all ages. Lynn (and her many voices) has appeared on ABC, TNN, A&E
and Lifetime television. 2006 Funniest Female Performer of the Year.
Tickets: $10 Adult/$7 Child 12 and younger • On Sale Now
ONE STAGE SERIES
APRIL 23 • 8 pm
BOB CATES: COMEDY IN MOTION
Best Variety Act 2014 Nominee, Canadian Comedy Awards. Bob Cates is a
juggling champion, clean comedian and physical variety artist who keeps
audiences laughing with comedy routines involving advanced juggling, wild
unicycling, balancing skills, magic, dance, black light, lasers, and an insane
21 real-plate-spinning finale that has to be seen to be believed.
Tickets: $15 Adult/$12 Senior or Student • On Sale Now
WINE, WOMEN & SONG - FRIDAY CABARET APRIL 29 • 8 pm
RACHEL & THE BEATNIK PLAYBOYS
With original compositions and their own unique channeling of Americana
classics, Rachel & The Beatnik Playboys are blazing new trails into the
world of Americana. “Magical and soulful.”—WSCA
Tickets: $20 Cafe/$15 Stadium • On Sale Now
FAIRFIELD FOOTLIGHTERS | Community Theatre At Its Finest
LAST PLAY IN THE 2015-2016 SEASON
NUNSENSE
The Little Sisters of Hoboken are putting on a show to raise
money to bury sisters accidentally poisoned by the convent
cook, Sister Julia (Child of God). “A hail of fun and frolic!”
Directed by Heidi Schiller.
Musical Direction by Darin Newcomer.
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FRI, May 20
8 pm
FRI, May 27
8 pm
SAT, May 21
8 pm
SAT, May 28
8 pm
SUN, May 22
2 pm
SUN, May 29
2 pm
Tickets: On Sale NOW • $14 / $12 Senior or Student • Box Office 867-5348
Theatre
Variety
DANCE
TPDA’s DANCE RECITAL
Presented by Turning Pointe Dance Academy
TPDA, directed by Shanin Varner and Becky Denny, presents
their annual summer dance recital. Enjoy various dance
styles from students age 2-18.
SAT, Jun 4
SUN, Jun 5
6:30 pm
1:30 pm
Tickets: $15Adult/$13 Children 8 and younger • On Sale May 2
AIM SUMMER DANCE RECITAL
Presented by Art in Motion Dance
Artistic Director: Andrea Hamilton
AIM presents their annual summer dance recital. Enjoy various
dance styles from students age 2-18.
SAT, Jun 11
11 am
SUN, Jun 12
11 am
SAT, Jun 11
2:30 pm
SUN, Jun 12
2:30 pm
Tickets: $12 ALL SEATS • On Sale May 2
ART
DELORES MASSEY
THOMAS: THROUGH
GOD’S EYES, I SEE...
Opening May 7 - June 11
Since 1995, local photographer Dee Thomas has
traveled across North America, Hawaii, the Canadian
Rockies, Puerto Rico, Mexico and Switzerland seeking
the awesome beauty of nature. Her creative quest to
capture the majestic beauty of the world through the
lens of her camera results in Through God’s Eyes I See... a
visual adventure of the breathtaking vistas that
reconnect you to nature.
Opening Reception: May 6 from 6-8pm
HILLTOP ARTISTS
Opening June 25 - July 30
An annual favorite, the Hilltop Artists have been
painting as a group for over 50 years. Exhibits by
the Hilltop Artists contain a variety of subject matter created in different media that express each
artist’s talent, interest and style
Opening Reception: June 24 from 6-8pm
JIM BROCKMAN
Opening Reception:
August 12 from 6-8pm
Opening August 13 - September 17
A native of Cincinnati, Jim started
his career in photography 30 years
ago by shooting weddings and little
league teams. Since that time, he’s
expanded his portfolio through his
instruction of countless photography
students, and his interest in landscapes, depth of field, and city shots
that makes his a truly unique voice.
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LITTLE NATURALIST
AGES 3 - 6 |Instructor- Amy Hall Spegal
Enjoy games, crafts and activities designed COURSE#
for environmental awareness and fun! We NE 41
focus on fossils, frogs and bugs.
TUESDAY - THURSDAY LOCATION
TIME
Jun 21 - 23
9:30 - 11 am
HUFFMAN PARK
FEE (R/NR)
$30/$35
BUTTERFLY FOLLIES WORKSHOP - NEW
Spend the morning at Huffman Park learning about
COURSE#
butterflies and other pollinators and their importance in NE 42
our ecosystem. Learn about the butterfly life cycle and
migration patterns.
WEDNESDAY
LOCATION
TIME
FEE (R/NR)
Jun 1
HUFFMAN PARK
9 - 11 am
$10/$15
POND LIFE WORKSHOP - NEW
AGES 7 - 14 |AT HUFFMAN PARK |Instructor- Amy Hall Spegal
Spend the morning at Huffman Park exploring the teeming life in the little
Huffman Pond. Prepare for a hands-on workshop and a chance to see
pond life, up close.
COURSE# WEDNESDAY LOCATION
TIME
NE 43
9 - 11 am
Jun 8
HUFFMAN PARK
FEE (R/NR)
$10/$15
WONDERS OF WILDFLOWERS
WORKSHOP - NEW
Spend the morning at Huffman Park exploring the wildflowers and all who
depend on them. We use games and activities to help focus on the flowers.
TIME
NE 44
9 - 11 am
Jun 15
HUFFMAN PARK
FEE (R/NR)
$10/$15
POETRY IN THE PARK - NEW
Calling all Poets! Come to Harbin Park to experience how
poets throughout the ages have been inspired by nature.
Write your own nature-inspired poetry and work on a
community poem.
TIME
NE 30
9:30 - Noon
Jul 6
HARBIN PARK
FEE (R/NR)
$5/$10
*All Free programs require registration. Please call 867-5348 to register today!
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Harbin Park | Huffman Park | Marsh Lake
OUTDOOR EXPLORERS
Join us for daily field trips to local parks. We will visit the Miami
Whitewater Forest, Hueston Woods State Park, and Fernald Preserve. Class meets at Huffman Park. Pack a lunch and be prepared
to get your feet wet and encounter nature.
COURSE# TUESDAY - THURSDAY
LOCATION
NE 60
HUFFMAN PARK 9:30 am - 1:30pm
Jul 26 - 28
TIME
FEE (R/NR)
$60/65
SENIOR NATURE SERIES—NEW
55 and Up |Instructor- Amy Hall Spegal
Join us at a local park for a talk about nature.
See the 55 Plus Newsletter for details.
LET’S GO HIKING
ALL AGES |Instructor- Amy Hall Spegal
On the third Saturday of each month join
us in one of our beautiful parks for a hike.
COURSE#
MONDAY
LOCATION
TIME
NE 2
NE 20
NE 21
May 2
Jun 6
Aug 1
HARBIN PARK
HARBIN PARK
MARSH LAKE
10-11 am
10-11 am
10-11 am
COURSE#
SATURDAY
LOCATION
NE 51
NE 52
NE 11
NE 12
NE 13
Apr 16
May 21
Jun 18
Jul 16
Aug 20
HARBIN PARK
HUFFMAN PARK
HARBIN PARK
MARSH LAKE
HUFFMAN PARK
FEE
*FREE
*FREE
*FREE
TIME
FEE
10:30 am — Noon
10:30 am — Noon
10:30 am — Noon
10:30 am — Noon
10:30 am — Noon
*FREE
*FREE
*FREE
*FREE
*FREE
STARGAZING
ALL AGES | AT HUFFMAN PARK
Instructor- Cincinnati Astronomical Society
The Cincinnati Astronomical Society is back for another
season. Look through their telescopes and get an
up-close look at the moon, planets and stars that fill
the night sky. Please register for days you would like to
attend.
COURSE# FRIDAY
TIME
NE 6
NE 7
NE 15
NE 16
NE 17
7:30 - 9:30 pm
8 - 10 pm
9 - 11 pm
9 - 11pm
9 - 11 pm
Apr 22
May 27
Jun 24
Jul 22
Aug 26
FEE
*FREE
*FREE
*FREE
*FREE
*FREE
THINGS THAT GO BUMP IN THE NIGHT—NEW
ALL AGES |Instructor- Amy Hall Spegal
Come to Harbin Park to learn what happens in the forest as
the sun sets and the moon rises. Bring a flashlight.
COURSE# SATURDAY LOCATION
TIME
NE 5
NE 14
7:30 - 9:00 pm
8 – 10 pm
May 14
Aug 13
HARBIN PARK
HARBIN PARK
FEE
*FREE
*FREE
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CAMPS & AFTER SCHOOL
FULL DAY SUMMER CAMPS
Weekly Sessions • MONDAY–FRIDAY • 7 am–6 pm • $135wk/$145wk
+$10 Camp Registration Fee - Per Transaction, Per Child May 31 – August 5 (No camp May 30 or July 4th)
These exciting all-day camps are designed to be a unique and innovative approach to educational
and recreational opportunities for youth during the summer months that will not only educate
youth on a variety of positive socially appropriate leisure pursuits, but also provide a high level of
supervision for fun summer activities. Our excellent staff includes certified school teachers and
college students who participate in pre-employment background checks and a well-rounded
leadership training program. Planned activities consist of arts and crafts, cooperative games,
hiking, nature activities, sports, and swimming. Field trips are an integral part of the camp
program, with a variety of trips to zoos, museums, skating rinks, Reds games and more. Camp is
held, rain or shine, with rain-day activities planned. Each child receives a Summer Camp shirt
to be worn on designated trips.
FUN CAMP
Ages 6–11 • 7 am–6 pm
Drop Off Location:
Fairfield Community Arts Center
411 Wessel Drive, Children’s Room
Pick Up Location:
Fairfield Aquatic Center
2605 Augusta Boulevard
SUMMER
CAMPS/
PRESCHOOL
CLASSES for Ages 3 to 6
ADVENTURE
CAMP
Ages 11-15 • 7 am–6 pm
Drop Off Location:
Fairfield Community Arts Center
411 Wessel Drive, Classroom
Pick Up Location:
Fairfield Aquatic Center
Please remember that this
program often fills quickly. We
do not reserve spots; you are
only registered for the weeks
that are paid.
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RECYCLABLE ART
AGES 3 - 6
Have fun while hiking and cleaning up
the park then afterwards we create art
projects with recyclable items. A small
snack and drink are provided. Wear gym
shoes and old clothes.
INSTRUCTOR: Marcy Martin
HARBIN PARK SHELTER #5
T - TH
COURSE #AC1
R/NR FEE
May 31 - Jun 2
10 - 11:30 am
$45/$50
Summer Camps/Pre-School
PRINCESS DANCE
CAMP
SPANISH FUN CAMP FIESTA DAYS!
AGES 3 - 6
Each day we have a different Princess
theme while we learn the basics of being
a ballerina, make special crafts, and enjoy a small snack. Join us on Friday as we
present our “parade of princesses” and
show what we have learned all week.
Dancers must wear a leotard and have
proper ballet shoes.
INSTRUCTOR: Jeannie Meyers and
Andrea Parks
AGES 3 - 6
¡Hola! Students will learn and practice
Spanish in a fun and interactive way.
Classes are taught using a mixture of
songs, games, crafts, cultural food to
make/sample, stories, written worksheets, toys/props, and more! A progress report is given at the end of class
with a list of new Spanish vocabulary/
phrases that are covered. Topics vary by
session. Classes are great for children
with little-to-no Spanish exposure as
well as those who are fluent or native in
Spanish.
INSTRUCTOR: Sarah Schulte
CAC THEATER
M-F
COURSE #PAD01
R/NR FEE
Jun 6 - 10
2 - 4 pm
$60/$65
MINI SCIENTIST
AGES 3 - 6
Kids will conduct science experiments
while exploring basic scientific concepts.
Wear old clothes.
CAC CHILDREN’S ROOM
W-F
COURSE #ED3
R/NR FEE
Jun 15 - 17
1 - 2:30 pm
$50/$55
NOTE: THIS CLASS MAY USE FOOD
CONTAINING NUTS.
M-W
COURSE #ED2
R/NR FEE
Jul 18 - 20
1 - 2:30 pm
$50/$55
DISNEY JUNIOR PRESCHOOL CAMP—NEW
AGES 3 - 6
Kids will have fun in this Disney Junior
themed camp while playing games and
making crafts. A small snack and drink
are provided.
T - TH
COURSE #AC3
R/NR FEE
Aug 2 - 4
10 - 11:30 am
$50/$55
PRE-SCHOOL &
KINDERGARTEN
PreS.M.A.R.T.I.E.S.
Ages 3–4 Year Olds
Tuesdays & Thursdays
10 am–Noon
Through Arts and Crafts, our
Recreational/ Educational program
will help teach your child to recognize
letters, shapes and colors. All kids
must be potty trained and 3 by
December 31, 2016. For further
information, contact Lori Haven at
896-8410 or [email protected].
S.M.A.R.T.I.E.S.
Social Studies/Science-Math-ArtReading-Together-In an-Educational-Surrounding
Ages 4–6 Year Olds
Tuesdays, Wednesdays &
Thursdays • 1–3 pm
Our Recreational/Educational program for 4 - 6 year olds is still taking
enrollment for the 2016-2017 school
year. All kids must be 4 or older by
December 31, 2016. For further information, contact Lori Haven at 8968410 or [email protected].
PLEASE NOTE THAT CHILD MUST BE
POTTY-TRAINED.
ARTS & CRAFTS
MOM AND ME FOR
TEA—NEW
AGES 3 - 6
Adult with child will spend some quality time
for Mother’s Day by making a craft and sharing a small snack.
* Cost includes 1 child & 1 adult.
SA
COURSE #AC27
R/NR FEE
May 7
10 - 11:30 am
$18/$23
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YOUTH/TEEN
CLASSES for
Ages 6 &up
ARTS & CRAFTS
CAKE DECORATING
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AGES 6 - 12
This class is designed for beginners
who would like to learn a few basic cake
decorating designs, enabling them to
create relatively simple, beautiful cakes.
INSTRUCTOR: Lori Haven
THURSDAYS
SUMMER A
COURSE #AC100
R/NR FEE
Jun 2 - 16
6:30 - 8 pm
$45/$50
CONTAINING NUTS.
CHILDREN’S
POTTERY
AGES 6 - 12
Various hand-building techniques are
demonstrated for students to form their
own functional and decorative pieces of
art from clay. No class 7/4.
INSTRUCTOR: Kevin & Maggie Carpenter
CAC ART STUDIO
MONDAYS
SUMMER A
COURSE #AC12
R/NR FEE
Jun 6 - Jul 18
5:30 - 7:30 pm
$85/$90
Please don’t wait until the
last minute to register for
your or your child’s
program. The decision to
cancel a class due to low
enrollment is usually made
the week before a session
begins. Registering late may
mean the class has already
been cancelled.
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PRETEEN/TEEN
INTRO TO POTTERY
WHEEL
AGES 10 - 17
Students discover the potter’s wheel
through demonstrations and one-on-one
instruction. Focus is on the challenges
of throwing various clay forms as well as
exploring surface textures and glazing
techniques.
CAC ART STUDIO
TUESDAYS
SUMMER A
COURSE #AC13
R/NR FEE
Jun 7 - Jul 12
6 - 8 pm
$85/$90
SUMMER B
COURSE #AC14
R/NR FEE
Jul 26 - Aug 30
6 - 8 pm
$85/$90
EDUCATION,
TECHNOLOGY &
SCIENCE
KIDZ KLUB AFTER
SCHOOL PROGRAM
KINDERGARTEN - 6TH GRADE
Children in grades K-6 can fill the afternoon gap with activities that enhances
the mind, body and spirit. The Kids Klub
program incorporates a schedule of
monthly activities that include: group fitness, healthy snacks, field trips, creative
art and crafts, scheduled homework
time, and plenty of free play opportunities. Bus service is available for residents
attending Fairfield South Elementary and
parochial schools. Information packets
are available at the CAC front desk.
Registration for new students begins on
May 1, 2016.
2016 - 2017 SCHOOL YEAR
M-F
3 - 6 pm
$50/wk
YOUTH/TEEN
B-ASL BASIC
AMERICAN SIGN
LANGUAGE—NEW
AGES 6 - 12
Learn the importance of Deaf Culture,
the parameters of sign language and the
Alphabet that will aid in learning the beginning fundamentals of ASL. Learn how
to correctly position your hand-shape,
fingerspell the ABC’s, your own name
and begin to sign.
INSTRUCTOR: Pamela Pitts
CAC CLASSROOM
WEDNESDAYS
COURSE #ED52
R/NR FEE
Jul 11 - Aug 15
6 - 7 pm
$50/$55
SPORTS CONTACTS
SPORTS
CONTACTS
Butler County Youth Hockey Association
www.butlercountyredhawks.com
Cincinnati Amateur Hockey Association
www.cincinnatihockey.org
Civitan Girls Softball
Nancy White . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-829-5163
fairfieldcivitan.org/girls-softball/
Fairfield Lacrosse Club (Boys and girls grades 3-12)
Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]
www.fairfieldlax.org
Fairfield SAY Soccer
Weather Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .513-829-0974
[email protected]
www.fairfieldsoccer.org
Fairfield Select Soccer (FOSC)
Fairfield Family YMCA Basketball
Fairfield Family YMCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-829-3091
www.gmvymca.org
Fairfield Youth Athletic Association (FYAA)
Troy Gooslin . . . . . . . . . [email protected]
www.fairfieldyouthfootball.com
Fairfield Youth Baseball Association (FYBA)
Rain Out Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .513-829-7292
[email protected]
www.fairfieldfyba.com
Fairfield Youth Cheerleading Association (FYCA)
[email protected]
www.leaguelineup.com/fyca
Fairfield Youth Basketball Club
Terrence Mitchell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 513-623-4290
[email protected]
www.leaguelineup.com/FYBC
Fairfield Youth Wrestling Club (FYWC)
Dave Barden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .513-858-3071
www.fairfieldywc.com
Flag Football Fanatics
Matt Brann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-693-1686
Programs for Persons with
Special Needs
Mike Russo . . . . . [email protected]
www.foscsoccer.com
[email protected]
RowAmerica Hamilton
Joy Nix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-892-4672
www.rowhamilton.com
Butler County Challenger Baseball
Alan Lakamp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-737-8511
[email protected]
Great Miami Valley YMCA Youth Miracle Leagues
Damon Knoche (Youth Baseball)
Fairfield Family YMCA . . . . . . . . . . . 513-829-3091
[email protected]
Great Miami Valley YMCA Adaptive Swim Lessons
Emily Morgan Crosby
Fairfield Family YMCA .. . . . . . . . . . . 513-829-3091
[email protected]
The Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields
Tara Stroud . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-829-6899
[email protected]
www.nuxhallmiracleleague.org
Therapeutic Recreation for the Disabled, Inc.
Steve Smith (Adult Sports) Daytime 513-870-2963
Evening 513-939-1509
[email protected]
Matt Reed (Adult Softball) Daytime 513-545-6533
[email protected]
TOP Soccer
Randy Corey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-588-4980
www.cincytopsoccer.com
RowAmerica Hamilton
Joy Nix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513-892-4672
www.rowhamilton.com
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APRIL 2016
MAY 2016
JUNE 2016
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Date
Day
Time
Location
Event
Apr 15
Apr 16
Apr 16
Apr 17
Apr 20
Apr 22
Apr 22
Apr 23
Apr 29
Apr 30
Apr 30
F
Sa
Sa
S
W
F
F
Sa
F
Sa
Sa
7 pm
10:30 - Noon
2 & 7 pm
2 pm
4 - 7 pm
7 pm
7:30 - 9:30 pm
8 pm
8 pm
8 am
1 - 3 pm
CAC Theater
Harbin Park
CAC Theater
CAC Theater
Village Green Park
CAC Theater
Huffman Park
CAC Theater
CAC Theater
Waterworks Park
CAC Lobby
Miami Valley Ballet Theatre
Let’s Go Hiking
Village Green Farmers Market - Grand Opening
Lynn Trefzger: Voices of Comedy
Star Gazing
Bob Cates: Comedy in Motion
Rachel Brown & the Beatnik Playboys
Young Life Donut Dash 5K
“Play in Fairfield” Summer Activities Expo
May 2
May 14
May 14
May 14
M
Sa
Sa
Sa
10 - 11 am
9 am
9 am - 2 pm
7:30 - 9 pm
Harbin Park
Village Green Park
CAC Lobby & CR
Harbin Park
Senior Nature Series
Four Seasons Garden Club Plant Sale
Fairfield Home Improvement Expo
Things That Go Bump in the Night
May 14
May 18
May 19
May 20
May 20
May 21
May 21
May 21
May 22
May 26
May 27
May 27
May 28
May 28
May 29
May 29
May 30
Sa
Th
Th
F
F
Sa
Sa
Sa
S
Th
F
F
Sa
Sa
S
S
M
6 pm
3:30 - 6:30 pm
6:30 pm
Dusk
8 pm
9 am - Noon
10:30 - Noon
8 pm
2 pm
7 pm
8 - 10 pm
8 pm
Noon - 6 pm
8 pm
1 - 5 pm
2 pm
10 am
Huffman Park
CAC 2nd Floor
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
CAC Theater
CAC Parking Lot
Huffman Park
CAC Theater
CAC Theater
Village Green Park
Huffman Park
CAC Theater
Aquatic Center
CAC Theater
Aquatic Center
CAC Theater
Veterans Park
Blues and BBQ: The Noah Wotherspoon Band
Community Blood Drive
Groovin’ on the Green: Fairfield High School Band
Movies in the Park: The Boxtrolls
Footlighters: Nunsense
Community Shred Day thanks to Chaco Credit Union
Let’s Go Hiking
Groovin’ on the Green: Aftermath
Star Gazing
Opening Day
Sunday Funday: Military Appreciation
Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony
Jun 2
Jun 3
Jun 4
Jun 6
Jun 9
Jun 12
Jun 12
Jun 16
Jun 17
Jun 18
Jun 18
Jun 20
Jun 23
Jun 24
Jun 25
Jun 30
Th
F
Sa
M
Th
S
S
Th
F
Sa
Sa
M
Th
F
Sa
Th
7 pm
Dusk
7 - 10 pm
10 - 11 am
7 pm
11 am - 4 pm
1 - 5 pm
7 pm
6:30 - 9:30 pm
10:30 - Noon
8 - 11 pm
7 pm
7 pm
9 - 11 pm
7 pm
7 pm
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
Aquatic Center
Harbin Park
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
Aquatic Center
Village Green Park
Phalen Ctr @ South Trace
Harbin Park
Aquatic Center
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
Huffman Park
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
Groovin’ on the Green: Ricky Nye Inc.
Movies in the Park: Minions
Teen Night
Groovin’ on the Green: Forever Diamond
12th Annual Village Green Fine Arts Fair
Sunday Funday: Country Western
Groovin’ on the Green: The McCartney Project
Highball Mixes: Bourbon Cocktails
Let’s Go Hiking
Movies at the Pool: Rio
Swingin’ on the Green: The Jack Carr Band
Groovin’ on the Green: Miami Steel Drum Band
Star Gazing
Hamilton-Fairfield Symphony Orchestra
Groovin’ on the Green: The Scotty Anderson Band
JULY 2016
AUGUST 2016
Date
Day
Time
Location
Event
Jul 1
Jul 3
Jul 3
Jul 3
Jul 7
Jul 9
Jul 9
Jul 10
Jul 14
Jul 15
Jul 15
Jul 15
Jul 16
Jul 16
Jul 17
Jul 18
Jul 19
F
F
F
F
Th
Sa
Sa
S
Th
F
F
F
Sa
Sa
S
M
T
Dusk
7:30 pm
7:30 pm
7 - 11 pm
7 pm
6 pm
7 - 10 pm
9 am - 4 pm
7 pm
Dusk
6:30 - 9:30 pm
7 pm
10:30 - Noon
6 pm
1 - 5 pm
7 pm
4 - 7 pm
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
Harbin Park
Aquatic Center
Village Green Park
Huffman Park
Aquatic Center
Harbin Park
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
CAC Theater
Marsh Lake
CAC Theater
Aquatic Center
Village Green Park
Fire Dept. HQ
Movies in the Park: Norm of the North
Red, White & Kaboom: Systems Go (Air Force Band)
Red, White & Kaboom: The SunBurners
Fireworks Swim
Groovin’ on the Green: The Dan Varner Bands
Blues and BBQ: The Lisa Biales Band
Kids Night Out: Pirates and Princesses
British Car Club Cincinnati Car Show
Groovin’ on the Green: The Klaberheads
Movies in the Park: Planes Fire and Rescue
Highball Mixes: Flavored Vodkas
Dear DotNettieMae Productions: Love Changes
Let’s Go Hiking
Dear DotNettieMae Productions: Love Changes
Sunday Funday: Tropical Paradise
Swingin’ on the Green: The P&G Big Band
Community Blood Drive
Jul 21
Jul 22
Jul 23
Jul 23
Jul 28
Th
F
Sa
Sa
Th
7 pm
9 - 11 pm
1 - 4 pm
8 - 11 pm
7 pm
Village Green Park
Huffman Park
Fairfield/Hamilton
Aquatic Center
Village Green Park
Groovin’ on the Green: Buffalo Wabs & the Price Hill Hustle
Star Gazing
62nd Annual Antique and Classic Car Parade
Movies at the Pool: Inside Out
Groovin’ on the Green: Robin Lacy and DeZydeco
Aug 1
Aug 4
Aug 5
Aug 5
Aug 6 - 7
Aug 6
Aug 7
Aug 11
Aug 12
Aug 13
Aug 14
Aug 15
Aug 18
Aug 19
Aug 20
Aug 20
Aug 20
Aug 25
Aug 26
Aug 26
M
Th
F
F
Sa - S
Sa
S
Th
F
Sa
S
M
Th
F
Sa
Sa
Sa
Th
F
F
10 - 11 am
7 pm
Dusk
7 pm
1 - 5 pm
7 pm
2 pm
7 pm
9 am - Noon
8 - 10 pm
1 - 5 pm
7 pm
7 pm
6 - 10 pm
10 am
10 am - 10 pm
10:30 - Noon
7 pm
6:30 - 9:30 pm
9 - 11 pm
Marsh Lake
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
CAC Theater
Gilbert Farms Park
CAC Theater
CAC Theater
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
Harbin Park
Aquatic Center
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
Village Green Park
Huffman Park
Village Green Park
Huffman Park
Groovin’ on the Green: Rhythm Jones
Movies in the Park: Home
KITS Summer Musical: Bye Bye Birdie
Sunbonnet Days
Groovin’ on the Green: Parrots of the Caribbean
Touch a Truck
Things That Go Bump in the Night
Sunday Funday: Summer Olympics
Swingin’ on the Green: The After Hours Band
Groovin’ on the Green: Flashbang
Honor and Remember Music Festival
Hero’s Ride Celebration
Honor and Remember Music Festival
Let’s Go Hiking
Groovin’ on the Green: BlueStone Ivory
Highball Mixes: Shades of Rum
Star Gazing
PULL ME OUT.
PUT ME UP.
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FUN SPACES
Elisha Morgan Mansion
at Gilbert Farms Park
The Elisha
Morgan Mansion
is a wonderful
learning
opportunity for
your school,
scout or church
group..
1
8
1
7
Schedule a guided tour for your group and learn
the history of the restored 1817 mansion.
Call the Parks and Recreation Department at
867-5348 to schedule a group tour or if you are
interested in renting the Mansion call for prices
and availabilities. Allow two weeks notice in order
to schedule guides for your event.
A Great
Place for
Parties
Make your child’s birthday
special with a party
package at the Fairfield
Community Arts Center.
You have the fun, we
clean up the aftermath.
Call 867-5348 for details.
Fairfield Facilities Available for Rental
Fairfield facilities offer a variety of venues to ensure the success of your
event. Call 867-5438 for more information.
The Community Arts Center,
adjacent to the beautiful Village Green
Park, provides accommodations for
groups up to 180.
The Phalen Center at the South
Trace Golf Course provides a setting
overlooking the golf course for groups
up to 140.
Park Shelters may also be reserved for family events.
Aquatic Center Spaces
Look no further than the Fairfield Aquatic Center to host your next
private event!
Splash Party Package - $200
Private Event Package - $750
Full day admission for up to 25
people
Available for private events
from 8:30 pm – 11:00 pm
$8 for each additional guest
Fully staffed with lifeguards and
management personnel
Cake and ice-cream*
Food options available*
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* Please remember no outside food or drink is
permitted at the Fairfield Aquatic Center.
INCLEMENT WEATHER/CANCELLATION POLICY: If the Fairfield Aquatic
Center closes due to inclement weather, arrangements will be made to
reschedule your party.
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of Fairfield Parks and Recreation is to enrich the quality of life for the citizens of the
community, sustain the City’s natural resources and environment and provide broad based leisure
activities, cultural opportunities, facilities and services for all ages.
PROGRAM CANCELLATION DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
At times, unforeseen circumstances can disrupt
SCHEDULED EVENTS are defined as meetings,
operations and force management to cancel
private rentals, theatre rentals, theatre producprograms. In making these determinations,
tions and special events taking place at a facility
Management Staff carefully considers the safety
during a predetermined time.
and security of the general public and department
staff.
CANCELLATIONS: The decision to conduct
CLASSES during normal hours of operation will be
CLASSES are defined as registered or drop-in
made by 8 am whenever possible.
programs that are leader-directed and offered at
The department will issue cancellation
a predetermined time.
announcements through its current media
outlets, city website and signage at facilities.
ACTIVITIES are self-directed programs or services
Information will also be available on the
that do not require registration.
automated hotline at 896-8400.
THANKS VOLUNTEERS
The City of Fairfield would like to thank all of the volunteers listed below for their service between
October, 2015 and January, 2016.
IMPORTANT
PHONE
NUMBERS
Administrative Offices
513/867-5350
Fax 513/867-6070
Aquatic Center
(Summer)
513/939-2782
Fairfield Community
Arts Center
513/867-5348
Fairfield Greens
North Trace Golf Course
513/939-3741
South Trace Golf Course
513/858-7750
Marsh Lake Bait House
513/858-1685
Recreation Hotline
513/896-8400
PARKS AND
RECREATION
BOARD
Bingo – Dr. Stanley Goodman
Breakfast with Santa – Alacia Ball, Alexia Ball, Rachel Barth, Katie Britton, Kaitlyn Ly, Rosa Reyes,
Brittney Roaden, Samantha Wong
Children’s Programs – Andrew Toensmeyer
Community Arts Center Usher – Carolyn Cassel, Darlene Feldmann, Lee Goodwin, Donna Hart,
Doug Meece, Chair
Mildred Holland, Shirley Howard, Jim Jacobs, Penny Jacobs, Linda Jones, Bob Kinner, Sherry KnappDean Bruewer
Brown, Diane Landi, Darvin Mueller, Glenna Porter, Pat Ragland, Rosa Reyes, James Roesener, Bob
Dennis Miller
Schindler, Ruth Schindler, Marilyn Schlabach, Marilyn Seither, Anna Sheyn, Barbara Sjodahl, Laverne
Bob Myron
Strittholt, Jean Thomas
Dale Paullus
Daddy Daughter Dance – Jeanie Delorenzo, Lee Goodwin, Marilyn Schlabach, Marilyn Seither
Debbie Pennington
Fairfield’s 60th Anniversary Events – Darlene Feldmann
Billy Smith
Income Tax – Carolyn Cassel, Mary Roeder
Light Up Fairfield – Alacia Ball, Alexia Ball, Beth Fear, Bob Frymire, Julie Gaines, Rosa Reyes, Teri Stinnett
Mail Couriers – Veronica Craig, Fred Frey, Jim Jacobs, Penny Jacobs, Greg LoBuono, Darvin Mueller, Joan Sebastian, Joan Scanlon,
Nancy Trafton, Tom Trafton, Jerri Williams Wilson
Municipal Court – Shirley Howard, George Schwartz, and Marian Tepe
Pumpkin Patch – Alacia Ball, Alexia Ball, Katelyn Britton, Amanda Coffman, Claire Cronin, Madi Dunn, Edith Gonzalez, Katie H.,
Aisha Khan, Madeline Ly, Melina Mazuk, Rosa Reyes, Brittney Roaden, Vanessa Veak, Spencer Yambrich, Nikki Yaptangco
RASKALS Teams – American Heritage Girls #3130, Boy Scout Troop 967, Cub Scout Pack 967, Fairfield Civitan Club, Fairfield Interact Club, Fusion FCC, Girl Scout Troop 43723,The Hassler Family, LDS Church Fairfield, Trail Life #0414
Senior Lounge & 55 Plus Events – Tyler Bollinger, Carol Griffiths, Morgan Elash, Pat Gutman, Donna Hart, Lindsay Haven, Syndey
Hocter, Mildred Holland, Madison Moore, Glenna Porter, Pat Ragland, Joan Scanlon, Jerry Sharp, Marjorie Thoene, Jean Thomas
Looking for volunteer opportunities with the City of Fairfield? Visit www.fairfield-city.org/volunteer for more information.
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SUMMER CAMPS/YOUTH
DANCE CAMP
AGES 7 & Up
Dancers are divided into groups by age
(no previous dance experience needed)
for fun crafts, games, dance routines.
Final performance on Friday, June 10, at
Noon or 7 pm (depending on which class
you are in). Campers must bring a sack
lunch/dinner daily, wear shorts or dancewear and appropriate footwear. Each
dance receives Dance Camp T-Shirt.
INSTRUCTOR: Jeannie Meyers and
Andrea Parks
CAC THEATER
M-F
COURSE #PAD02
R/NR FEE
Jun 6 - 10
9:30 am - 1:30 pm
$90/$95
COURSE #PAD03
R/NR FEE
Jun 6 - 10
4:30 - 8:30 pm
$90/$95
CUPCAKE CAMP &
MORE
iSPACE LEGO—NXT
MINDSTORMS—NEW
AGES 6 - 12
Students are taught how to decorate
cupcakes with different icings and edible
products. Cupcakes differ from last year.
INSTRUCTOR: Lori Haven and Kate
Toensmeyer
AGES 9 - 12
Explore the exciting
world of robotics as
students work in pairs
to program LEGO MINDSTORMS robots
using the NXT controller. Students teach
the robot to “think” when sensors are
added that can take in information and
influence the robot’s decisions. A successful mission is guaranteed with LEGO
robots, challenges and obstacle courses!
INSTRUCTOR: iSPACE Instructor
W-F
COURSE #AC4
R/NR FEE
Jun 29 - Jul 1
1 - 4 pm
$90/$95
COURSE #AC44
R/NR FEE
Jun 29 - Jul 1
5 - 8 pm
$90/$95
CONTAINING NUTS.
CAC COMMUNITY ROOM C
T-F
COURSE #ED30
R/NR FEE
Jul 5 - 8
1 - 3 pm
$150/$155
BREAK-A-LEG CAMP
PHOTOS & PAINTS—
NEW
CAC THEATER
M-F
AGES 10 - 15
On the first day, bring your phone or
camera to take pictures while we hike
at Harbin Park. On the second day, we
meet at the Fairfield Community Arts
Center to paint one of the scenes we
saw the day before.
INSTRUCTOR: Kate Toensmeyer
& CAC ART STUDIO
TH- F
COURSE #PAT7
R/NR FEE
Jun 13 - 24
1 - 4 pm
$140/$145
AGES 8 - 13
Campers get to experience the entire production process, from the auditions to the
performance, and get a basic knowledge
of costume design, set design, directing
and stage management. They showcase
their talent with a 20-30 minute play, presented on the evening of June 24th.
INSTRUCTOR: April Osborne
DECORATE MY SPACE
SEWING CAMP—NEW
AGES 6 - 12
No experience needed in this camp.
Kids create projects while learning to
operate the sewing machine. Please
bring a t-shirt on the first day of class
that will be used for one of the projects.
INSTRUCTOR: Diana Pandl
CAC CLASSROOM
T - TH
COURSE #AC6
R/NR FEE
26
Jun 21 - 23
10:30 am - 12:30 pm
$60/$65
iSPACE LEGO—WE DO
ADVENTURE—NEW
AGES 6 - 8
Get ready for a safari full of LEGO WeDo
adventure! Imagine the fun students
have creating music with a drumming
monkey, escaping the jaws of a chomping alligator or trying to calm a roaring
lion! Students build these and other
LEGO models that come to “life” by
programming them on a laptop to move
and make sounds.
Adventures await!
INSTRUCTOR:
iSPACE Instructor
CAC COMMUNITY ROOM C
T-F
COURSE #ED31
R/NR FEE
Jul 5 - 8
10 am - Noon
$150/$155
COURSE #AC101
R/NR FEE
Jul 7 - 8
10 am - Noon
$30/$35
YOUNG REMBRANDTS
AT THE SEA
AGES 7 - 12
Students begin by drawing a
tropical fish graphic and then give it a
scene and dimension using fundamental
patterning techniques and bold color
choices. Cartooning is included to bring
our sea characters to life.
INSTRUCTOR: Young Rembrandts
CAC ART STUDIO
M-F
COURSE #AC19
R/NR FEE
Jul 11 - 15
9 am - Noon
$130/$135
Summer Camps/Youth
POTTERY CAMP I
AGES 6 - 12
Children are
taught various
hand-building
techniques and
learn to form
decorative
or functional
pieces. Projects differ from those in
Pottery Camp II.
INSTRUCTOR: Kevin and Maggie
Carpenter
CAC ART STUDIO
M-F
Jul 18 - 22
9 am - Noon
$90/$95
COURSE #AC5
R/NR FEE
B-ASL BASIC
AMERICAN SIGN
LANGUAGE—NEW
AGES 6 - 12
and begin to sign.
INSTRUCTOR: Pamela Pitts
CAC CLASSROOM
M-F
COURSE #ED50
R/NR FEE
Jul 11 - 15
10:30 - 11:30 am
$45/$50
CHILDREN’S MUSICAL
THEATRE CAMP
AGES 10 - 16
Our show Bye Bye
Birdie (Young Performers’
Edition) is performed on
Aug 5th, 6th and 7th with auditions held
on July 16 from 10 am – Noon. Audition
packets must be picked up at time of
enrollment. Students must attend every
class in order to participate in the final
performance, so please do not register if
you have a conflict.
INSTRUCTOR: April Osborne
M - TH
COURSE #ED2
R/NR FEE
Jul 11 - 14
1 - 3 pm
$55/$65
AGES 6 - 12
The fantasy of intergalactic battles
between good and evil and the reality of
space travel from planet Earth. Build a
rocket to blast through the atmosphere
into a realm that’s truly out of this world.
Learn what it takes to pilot actual spacecraft. Students build motorized LEGO®
models, create mosaic crafts, and participate in challenges. Come experience
this stellar journey to a galaxy far away!
CAC THEATER
M-F
CAC CLASSROOM
M-F
COURSE #PAT6
R/NR FEE
Jul 25 - Aug 5
1 - 5 pm
$175/$180
COURSE #ED21
R/NR FEE
Aug 1 - 5
1 - 4 pm
$150/$155
BRICKS4KIDZ MINING
& CRAFTING CAMP
AGES 6 - 12
Back by popular demand! Steve’s bringing back the best of our Mining and
Crafting Camp for another summer! New
this year, campers collaborate together
with more team challenges to build their
virtual worlds. Campers then bring their
virtual designs to life by building mod figures, mosaic crafts, and custom models
by incorporating LEGO® bricks.
INSTRUCTOR:
CAC CLASSROOM
M-F
COURSE #AC20
R/NR FEE
Aug 1 - 5
9 am - Noon
$150/$155
SPANISH FUN CAMP BRICKS4KIDZ LUNCH
FIESTA DAYS!
AGES 6 - 12
SUPERVISION:
¡Hola! Students learn Spanish in a fun
12-1 pm
and interactive ways. Classes are great
for children with little-to-no Spanish
exposure and those who are fluent or
native in Spanish.
INSTRUCTOR: Sarah Schulte
BRICKS4KIDS
“GALAXY FAR AWAY”
SPACE CAMP—NEW
ONLY for those participating in
both BRICKS4KIDSZ camps.
Can’t decide which camp to take?
Why not do both? We will provide an
hour of lunch supervision so your
camper can stay with us all day, participating in both our morning and
afternoon camps.
Add $30 Course #ED22
POTTERY CAMP II
AGES 6 - 12
Children are taught various hand-building techniques and learn to form decorative or functional pieces. Projects differ
from those in Pottery Camp I.
CAC ART STUDIO
M-F
COURSE #AC9
R/NR FEE
Aug 1 - 5
1 - 4 pm
$90/$95
SIMPLE SCIENCE
AGES 6 - 12
Discover the science of simple machines,
magic, toys and optical illusions.
M - TH
COURSE #ED4
R/NR FEE
Aug 8 - 11
1 - 3 pm
$65/$70
PAINTING WITH EASE
AGES 6 - 12
No experience needed, the instructor
talks you through step-by-step to create
your artistic masterpieces. Projects will
differ from last year.
CAC ART STUDIO
T - TH
COURSE #AC10
R/NR FEE
Aug 9 - 11
10 am - Noon
$70/$75
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ARTS & CRAFTS
ADULT POTTERY
Designed for beginners and
intermediate students with a focus
on developing wheel-throwing, handbuilding, glazing, and decorating
skills. INSTRUCTORS: Kevin & Maggie
Carpenter
CAC ART STUDIO
WEDNESDAYS
SUMMER A
COURSE #AC15
R/NR FEE
Jun 8 – Jul 13
5 - 7 pm
$100/$105
SUMMER A
COURSE #AC16
R/NR FEE
Jun 8 – Jul 13
7 - 9 pm
$100/$105
SUMMER B
COURSE #AC17
R/NR FEE
Jul 27 – Aug 31
5 - 7 pm
$100/$105
SUMMER B
COURSE #AC18
R/NR FEE
Jul 27 – Aug 31
7 - 9 pm
$100/$105
PLEIN AIR IN THE
PARK—NEW
AGES 21 & UP
No experience needed. Painting “en
plein air” is a French term for painting
directly from observation in nature.
Translate your interpretation of the
pond at Huffman Park to a 16x20 canvas. INSTRUCTOR: Kate Toensmeyer
HUFFMAN PARK
SATURDAY
COURSE #AC33
R/NR FEE
Jul 9
10 am - Noon
$25/$30
OBSERVATIONAL
DRAWING
AGES 21 & UP
No experience needed. Learn basic
techniques of shading, blending and
mark-making still life objects to make
them appear 3-dimensional.
CAC ART STUDIO
FRIDAYS
COURSE #AC33
R/NR FEE
Jul 22 & 29
6 - 8 pm
$40/$45
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ADULTS
Classes for
Ages 18 &up
EDUCATION & TECHNOLOGY
B-ASL BASIC
AMERICAN SIGN
LANGUAGE—NEW
AGES 16 & UP
and begin to sign.
INSTRUCTOR:
CAC CLASSROOM
WEDNESDAYS
COURSE #ED55
R/NR FEE
Jul 11 - Aug 15
7 - 8 pm
$50/$55
COMPUTER BASICS
This class is for beginners who are
unfamiliar with computers and the
Windows operating system. Gain
knowledge with hands-on experience
as you learn to turn the computer on
and off, use the mouse and keyboard,
familiarize yourself with the desktop,
surf the internet and check email.
INSTRUCTOR: Jason Harville
CAC SENIOR LOUNGE
MONDAYS
SUMMER A
COURSE #TE1
R/NR FEE
Jun 6 – Jul 18
6 - 7:30 pm
$70/$75
MICROSOFT EXCEL—
LEARN THE BASICS
Do you want to know the ins and outs of
the Microsoft Office Excel 2010 program? This class covers the following
topics: getting started with Excel, cell basics, modifying columns, rows and cells,
formatting cells, saving, creating simple
formulas, and worksheet basics.
CAC SENIOR LOUNGE MONDAYS
SUMMER B
COURSE #TE2
R/NR FEE
Jul 25 – Aug 8
6 - 8 pm
$50/$55
MICROSOFT WORD—
LEARN THE BASICS
Do you want to know the ins and outs
of the Microsoft Office Word 2010
program? This class covers the following topics: getting started with Word,
text basics, formatting text, saving files,
modifying page layouts, spelling and
grammar, and printing. INSTRUCTOR:
Jason Harville
CAC SENIOR LOUNGE
MONDAYS
SUMMER B
COURSE #TE3
R/NR FEE
Aug 15 - 29
6 - 8 pm
$50/$55
ADVANCED DIGITAL
EDITING
Students learn how to turn their
photographs into digital art. Photo
software, such as Photoshop, will be
used to explain and demonstrate
techniques. A different topic is
introduced each week. See website for
details. INSTRUCTOR: Jason Harville
CAC SENIOR LOUNGE
WEDNESDAYS
SUMMER A
COURSE #TE7
R/NR FEE
Aug 17 – 31
6 - 8 pm
$50/$55
ADULT
BASIC DIGITAL
EDITING
FITNESS
Students learn the basics needed to edit
photographs with free software such as
Picasa. A different topic is introduced
each week. See website for details.
Enjoy all of your favorite classes, without the commitment, at $175/$185 for
Summer sessions. Take any classes in
Mind & Body, Strength & Core, Cardio,
Fit Dance, 55+, and Martial Arts. The
Pass gets you in to any of the classes
listed above. Limited number of passes
are available. Individual class minimums/
maximums apply.
CAC SENIOR LOUNGE
WEDNESDAYS
SUMMER B
COURSE #TE
R/NR FEE
Jul 27 - Aug 10
6 - 8 pm
$50/$55
Summer Fitness Pass
PRECISION PILATES
Introduction to the movements and
postures of this popular mat-based
technique that helps in the development
of musculature and body awareness you
need to support your spine. No class 7/5
or 7/8. INSTRUCTOR: Holly Gerth
Passes are available for sales beginning
April 26th, for residents and April 28th,
for non-residents. To better serve you
as Fitness Pass holders, please indicate
on the class form, available at Front
CAC BASEMENT STUDIO
TUESDAY/FRIDAY
Reception, of the eligible programs (up
SUMMER A
Jun 7 – Jul 22
to 3 per session) you plan to attend on a
COURSE #FW43
5 - 5:45 pm
regular basis (majority of the session) for R/NR FEE
$48/$53
A and B session that DO NOT CONFLICT SUMMER B
Jul 26 – Sep 2
COURSE #FW46
5 - 5:45 pm
WITH EACH OTHER. Your class choices
R/NR FEE
$48/$53
are included in the count towards keeping classes open or canceling them. The
Pass expires September 3, 2016. Fitness
Passes are non-transferable and non-re- Tai Chi is one of the most popular forms
fundable once first week of Fall Session of exercise in China today. A gentle, yet
powerful form of exercise, that combines
has started.
fluid movements with energy circulation,
breathing, and stretching techniques.
Improve muscle tone, balance, and reduce
stress. No class 7/2, 7/4, 7/5 or 8/20.
INSTRUCTORS: Barbara Miller (M & T), Julie
A complete mat-based series of exercises McCarthy (Sa)
that is aimed at the development in the
CAC BASEMENT STUDIO DAY
of musculature and body awareness you SUMMER A
Jun 13 - Jul 18*
need to support your spine. No class 7/5 COURSE #FW21
6:15 - 7 pm
or 7/7. INSTRUCTOR: JoBeth Yambrich
R/NR FEE
$38 Monday
TAI CHI FOR HEALTH
MIND & BODY
ADVANCED PILATES
ADVANCED DIGITAL
PHOTOGRAPHY
Experienced photographers who own
a Digital SLR or 35mm SLR Camera
learn how aperture and shutter speed
can create special effects. Understand
how the camera operates in terms of
composition controls, depth of field, and
focal length. No class 7/6.
CAC SENIOR LOUNGE
WEDNESDAYS
SUMMER A
COURSE #TE8
R/NR FEE
Jun 8 – Jul 20
6 - 7:30 pm
$70/$75
CAC DANCE STUDIO
TUESDAY/THURSDAY
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW41
R/NR FEE
Jun 7 – Jul 21
11:30 - 12:15 pm
$48/$53
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW42
R/NR FEE
Jun 7 – Jul 21
5 - 5:45 pm
$48/$53
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW43
R/NR FEE
Jul 26 – Sep 1
11:30 - 12:15 pm
$48/$53
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW44
R/NR FEE
Jul 26 – Sep 1
5 - 5:45 pm
$48/$53
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW22
R/NR FEE
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW23
R/NR FEE
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW24
R/NR FEE
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW25
R/NR FEE
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW26
R/NR FEE
*5 week class.
Jun 14 - Jul 19*
10:30 - 11:15 am
$38 Tuesday
Jun 11 - Jul 23
9:15 - 10 am
$45 Saturday
Jul 25 - Aug 29
6:15 - 7 pm
$45 Monday
Jul 26 - Aug 30
10:30 - 11:15 am
$45 Tuesday
Jul 30 - Sep 3*
9:15 - 10 am
$38 Saturday
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FIT DANCE
YOGA
ZUMBA®
Hatha Yoga is designed to help align
your body correctly while improving your
breathing process and self-awareness,
and providing a challenge to your body
without intimidation. No class 7/6.
INSTRUCTOR: BevySue Hammons
Zumba® fuses Latin and International
rhythms with dance steps, such as the
meringue, salsa, mambo and samba, as
well as belly dance and a little hip-hop.
A fun and easy-to-master cardio workout. No class 7/5.
INSTRUCTOR: Esther Cash-Mills
ELISHA MORGAN MANSION WEDNESDAYS
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW13
R/NR FEE
Jun 8 – Jul 20
6:30 - 7:30 pm
$51/$56
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW14
R/NR FEE
Jul 27 – Aug 1
6:30 - 7:30 pm
$51/$56
STRENGTH & CORE CARDIO
BODY, STRENGTH &
TONE
30
11 - 11:45 am
$48/$53
Jul 27 – Aug 1
11 - 11:45 am
$48/$53
TUESDAYS
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW37
R/NR FEE
Jun 7 - Jul 17
6 - 6:45 pm
$32/$37
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW38
R/NR FEE
Jul 26 - Aug 30
6 - 6:45 pm
$32/$37
SPINNING®
Spinning® is a non-impact cardiovascular
workout that takes place on a stationary
A great class, whether you’re new to
bicycle program and aimed at achieving
working out or a seasoned veteran. You’ll
maximum energy output. Each class
work the major muscle groups of both
consists of a warm-up period, a
your upper and lower body during this
moderate to high intensity workload,
total-body workout. No class 7/4 & 7/6.
and a cool-down phase. No class 7/4, 7/5,
INSTRUCTOR: Michelle Sneed
7/6, & 7/7.
CAC DANCE STUDIO MONDAY/WEDNESDAY INSTRUCTOR: Lauren Bates
CAC BASEMENT STUDIO
DAY
SUMMER A
Jun 6 – Jul 20
COURSE #FW27
R/NR FEE
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW28
R/NR FEE
CAC DANCE STUDIO
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW29
R/NR FEE
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW30
R/NR FEE
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW31
R/NR FEE
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW32
R/NR FEE
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW33
R/NR FEE
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW34
R/NR FEE
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW35
R/NR FEE
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW36
R/NR FEE
Jun 6 – Jul 18
8:15 - 9:15 pm
$30/$35 Monday
Jun 7 – Jul 19
7:15 - 8:15 pm
$30/$35 Tuesday
Jun 8 – Jul 20
8:15 - 9:15 pm
$30/$35 Wednesday
Jun 9 – Jul 21
7:15 - 8:15 pm
$30/$35 Thursday
Jul 25 – Aug 29
8:15 - 9:15 pm
$30/$35 Monday
Jul 26 – Aug 30
7:15 - 8:15 pm
$30/$35 Tuesday
Jul 27 – Aug 31
8:15 - 9:15 pm
$30/$35 Wednesday
Jul 28 – Sep 1
7:15 - 8:15 pm
$30/$35 Thursday
Please don’t wait until the
last minute to register for
your favorite program(s).
The decision to cancel a
class due to low enrollment
is usually made the week
before a session begins.
Registering late may mean
the class has already been
cancelled.
ZUMBA TONING
Zumba® Toning raises the bar on bodysculpting. Learn how to use weights,
enhance rhythm and tone all target
zones, including abs, thighs, and arms.
No class 7/2 or 8/20.
INSTRUCTOR: Latoya Pitts
CAC DANCE STUDIO
SATURDAYS
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW39
R/NR FEE
Jun 7 - Jul 19
10:15 - 11 am
$32/$37
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW40
R/NR FEE
Jul 30 - Sep 3*
10:15 - 11 am
$27/$32
*5 week class.
55 PLUS
55 PLUS
Your connection to
programs & activities for adults 55
years and better!
55 Plus Adult
Recreation
Leisure programs, trips, sports, fitness
classes and many other services are
provided for adults over 55. Detailed
information on the special programs and
monthly activities (Carry-In, Game Night,
Ice Cream Social, Movies, and even coffee
and donuts twice a month) is listed in
the 55 Plus newsletter, available as an
email or at the CAC. Sign up to receive
the newsletter by stopping by the CAC or
calling the Parks office at 867-5348.
The Senior Lounge
Always open to adults 55 years and
better, Monday through Friday, from
8 am - 9 pm and Saturday from
9 am – 1 pm. Parking spaces are
located outside the Senior Lounge in
the west parking lot, allowing for easier
accessibility to the lounge.
For More Information
Contact: Stephanie Hocter
Phone: (513) 896-8411
E-mail: [email protected]
Visit us on the Web:
www.fairfield-city.org/55plus
FITNESS &
WELLNESS
STRETCH, FLEX &
MOVE
TAI CHI FOR HEALTH
A gentle, yet powerful form of exercise,
the most popular in China today, that
combines fluid movements with energy
circulation, breathing, and stretching
techniques. No class 7/2, 7/4, 7/5 or 8/20.
INSTRUCTORS: Barbara Miller (M & T),
Julie McCarthy (Sa)
CAC BASEMENT STUDIO
DAY
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW21
R/NR FEE
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW22
R/NR FEE
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW23
R/NR FEE
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW24
R/NR FEE
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW25
R/NR FEE
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW26
R/NR FEE
*5 week class.
Jun 13 - Jul 18*
6:15 - 7 pm
$38 Monday
Jun 14 - Jul 19*
10:30 - 11:15 am
$38 Tuesday
Jun 11 - Jul 23
9:15 - 10 am
$45 Saturday
Jul 26 – Aug 30
6:15 - 7 pm
$45 Monday
Jul 25 – Aug 29
10:30 - 11:15 am
$38 Tuesday
Jul 20 – Sep 3*
9:15 - 10 am
$38 Saturday
Geared for the active senior, this class
uses low-impact movement to increase
your muscular strength, cardiovascular
endurance, and flexibility. This class uses
light hand held weights and resistance
bands to improve muscle tone and maintain muscle mass. No class 7/4 or 7/6.
INSTRUCTOR: Bonnie Fahl
CAC DANCE STUDIO MONDAY/WEDNESDAY
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW53
R/NR FEE
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW54
R/NR FEE
Jun 6 – Jul 20
9:30 - 10:15 am
$45
Jul 25 – Aug 31
9:30 - 10:15 am
$45
STAYING FIT
Move to music using light hand-held
weights, resistance bands, and your
own body weight for a gentle toning
and energizing class. All levels of fitness
ability encouraged to attend. No class 7/5
or 7/7. INSTRUCTOR: Michelle Sneed
CAC DANCE STUDIO
TUESDAY/THURSDAY
SUMMER A
COURSE #FW51
R/NR FEE
SUMMER B
COURSE #FW52
R/NR FEE
Jun 7 – Jul 21
9:30 – 10:15 am
$45
Jul 26 – Sep 1
9:30 – 10:15 am
$45
CARDS & GAMES
ACTIVITY
DAY
TIME
BRIDGE
M
10 am
MAH JONGG
PITCH
HAND & FOOT
PINOCHLE
Wii BOWLING
SHUFFLEBOARD
500
HEARTS
BRIDGE
TEXAS HOLD’EM
HAND & FOOT
VARIOUS CARD GAMES
CORNHOLE (1st & 3rd of month)
BINGO
BRIDGE
M
M
T/F
T
T
T/TH/F
T
W
W
W
W
TH/F
TH
TH
1 pm
1 pm
9:30 am
10 am
11 am
1 pm
1 pm
10 am
12:30 pm
1 pm
1 pm
1 pm
Noon
3 pm
Noon
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AQUATIC CENTER
The Perfect Family Pool!
Telephone: (513) 939-2782
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.fairfield-city.org/swimming
Splash around at the Fairfield Aquatic Center this summer. Water-based activities for everyone includes an eight-lane lap pool,
diving board, climbing wall, large swirling water slide, interactive water-play structure and sprayground. Be sure to check out our
swim lessons, special events, concession stand and birthday party options for all of your summer fun needs.
We value the safety of our customers.
Jeff Ellis & Associates Certified Lifeguards and
Instructors are on duty at all times.
2016 HOURS OF OPERATION
May 28 - June 3
Daily
Noon - 6 pm
June 4 - August 14
Monday - Saturday
Noon - 8 pm
Sunday
Noon - 6 pm
Saturday
Sunday
Saturday
Sunday & Monday
Noon - 8 pm
Noon - 6 pm
Noon - 8 pm
Noon - 6 pm
Aug 20, 21, 27 & 28
Sept 3-5
2016 DAILY ADMISSION FEES
Adult (18 & older)
$8
Youth (3 - 17 years of age)
$6
Infant (2 & under)
FREE
Senior Discount (55 & over)
Military Discount 1
Group Discount 2
$5
$4
$5
Twilight Discount (ages 3 & over after 5:00 pm)
AM Fitness Swim 3
$5
$3
Military Discount is available to any City of Fairfield Resident that is an Active
or Reserve military personnel. Proper identification must be provided.
2
Group Discount is available to schools, community groups, childcares and
day camps. Groups are required to have a leader to child ratio of 1:10. Group
leaders will be admitted at no charge for every five (5) paid admissions. Reservations must be made with the Aquatic Center, minimum 24 hour notice, to
receive the group rate.
3
AM Fitness Swim is available Monday – Friday, 9 – 11:30 am.
Resident
2
Non-Resident
**ON SALE NOW**
Family1
Youth/Senior
Adult
$340
$120
$160
$510
$180
$240
15% OFF THROUGH APRIL 30
Season Pass Fees will be pro-rated to 2/3 on July 1st and 1/3 on August 1st.
TH
Maximum four (4) members of the immediate family claimed on most recent tax
return. Immediate family members include parents and unmarried dependent
children less than 21 years of age living in the same household. Additional family
members are $25.00 per person, meeting the above requirements.
2
Resident is defined as an individual that lives within the City of Fairfield limits or
works within the City of Fairfield limits and pays city taxes. Proper verification will
include a driver’s license, utility bill, current payroll check stub listing employer’s
Fairfield address, employee I.D. card, or a letter from employer on company
letterhead verifying employment status.
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Our goal for swim lessons is not only to teach fundamental swimming and water safety skills, but also to
foster a love of the water and encourage children to be
a part of our community swim team. Lessons are subject to cancellation or rescheduling due to weather. We
reserve the right to combine or cancel classes due to
enrollment.
SWIM LESSON LEVELS
PARENT & CHILD (Age 18 to 35 Mos) No prior swim lesson
or aquatic experience required. Gentle introduction to the
water. This course is a great bonding experience for the
parent and child. Basic skills taught include: Water entry
and exit; Bubble blowing; Front and back floats; Arm and leg
action.
1
2016 SEASON PASS FEES
SUMMER OUTDOOR SWIM
PROGRAM
TODDLER (Age 3 to 4 Years)
No prior swim lesson or aquatic experience required.
Introduction to the basic but important skills necessary for
swimming, including: Water entry and exit; Front and back
float; Arm and leg action for front crawl; Underwater exploration; Personal water safety with emphasis on using lifejackets.
BEGINNER (Age 5+ Years)
No prior swim lesson or aquatic experience required. Introduction to basic skills necessary for swimming, including:
Water entry and exit; Front and back float with recovery, Front
and back stroke with combined arm and leg action; Underwater exploration; Personal water safety.
INTERMEDIATE (Age 5+ Years)
Introduction to freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke.
Fundamental aquatic skills are taught, including: Jump-in
entry; Unsupported front and back glide; Treading arm and
leg motions; Combined arm and leg action on front and back;
Rotary breathing; Swimming on your side; Underwater retrieval; Personal water safety.
ADVANCED (Age 5+ Years)
Stroke refinement skills are taught, including: Head first
entry; Rotary breathing; Front and back glides; Front and back
crawl; Butterfly kick and body motion; Personal Water safety.
AQUATIC CENTER
WEEKDAY CLASSES
SPECIAL EVENTS
ALL SPECIAL EVENTS ARE FREE TO SEASON PASS HOLDERS
8 CLASSES PER SESSION
SESSION 1 ........ JUN 6 - 16
SESSION 2 ........ JUN 20 - 30
SESSION 3 ........ JUL 5 - 14 (INCLUDE FRI, JUL 8)
SESSION 4 ........ JULY 18 - 28
SESSION
Parent & Child 1, 2, 3, 4
Toddler
1, 2, 3, 4
1, 2, 3, 4
1, 2, 3, 4
Beginner
1, 2, 3, 4
1, 2, 3, 4
1, 2, 3, 4
Intermediate 1, 2, 3, 4
1, 2, 3, 4
1, 2, 3, 4
Advanced
1, 2, 3, 4
1, 2, 3, 4
1, 2, 3, 4
CLASS
DAY
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
COMMUNITY SWIM LESSON
TIME
R/NR/FEE
11 - 11:30 am
$40/$45
10 - 10:30 am
$40/$45
10:45 - 11:15 am $40/$45
6:30 - 7 pm
$40/$45
10 - 10:30 am
$40/$45
10:45 - 11:15 am $40/$45
6:30 - 7 pm
$40/$45
10 - 10:30 am
$40/$45
10:45 - 11:15 am $40/$45
7:15 - 7:45 pm $40/$45
10 - 10:30 am
$40/$45
10:45 - 11:15 am $40/$45
7:15 - 7:45 pm $40/$45
SATURDAY MORNING
CLASSES
TIME
11 - 11:30 am
10 - 10:30 am
10:45 - 11:15 am
10 - 10:30 am
10:45 - 11:15 am
10 - 10:30 am
10:45 - 11:15 am
10 - 10:30 am
10:45 - 11:15 am
Jun 4
9:30 - 11 am
FREE
TEEN NIGHT
AGES 13 - 17
School’s Out! Celebrate the start of summer break with a fun night
of swimming, music, games and ice-cream sundae’s.
Saturday
Jun 4
7 - 10 pm
$5
FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT AT THE POOL
Bring the whole family to swim under the night sky while watching a
movie.
Saturday Jun 18* 8 - 11 pm
Movie - Rio
$5
Saturday
Jul 23*
8 - 11 pm
Movie - Inside Out
$5
FATHER’S DAY
It’s Dad’s Special Day! Fathers will receive FREE admission when
accompanied with paying family. Enjoy sports games, prizes and
grill-out specials from the concessions.
SESSION 1 ........ JUN 11 - JUL 2
SESSION 2 ........ JUL 9 - 30
DAY
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Saturday
*In case of inclement weather, make-up date will be the following Saturday.
4 CLASSES PER SESSION
CLASS
SESSION
Parent & Child 1, 2
Toddler
1, 2
1, 2
Beginner
1, 2
1, 2
Intermediate 1, 2
1, 2
Advanced
1, 2
1, 2
AGES 5 & UP
Bring awareness to water safety and stroke development. Staff will
be on hand to evaluate kids on swimming level and provide information about swim lessons offered at the Fairfield Aquatic Center.
R/NR/FEE
$20/$25
$20/$25
$20/$25
$20/$25
$20/$25
$20/$25
$20/$25
$20/$25
$20/$25
* Lessons are subject to cancellation or rescheduling due to weather.
* We reserve the right to combine or cancel classes due to enrollment.
Sunday
FIREWORKS SWIM
While waiting for Rozzi’s Famous Fireworks, get wet and enjoy
music, games and food specials. The Fairfield Aquatic Center offers
a spectacular view of the City of Fairfield’s Red, White and Kaboom
fireworks.
Sunday
Jul 3
7 - 11 pm
$5
KIDS NIGHT OUT
AGES 8 - 17
Calling all Princesses and Pirates to attend a fun evening of swimming, music, games, and ice cream sundaes.
Saturday
SUNDAY FUN DAY!
Jun 19 Noon - 6 pm
Jul 9
7 - 10 pm
$5
END OF SUMMER WEEKEND
Bring your family for a fun day at the pool. Games and prizes
Celebrate the end of summer with a Splash! With a can good
will be given at every hour from 1-5pm along with concesdonation for the Food Pantry of Fairfield you will receive half price
sion specials. Dress in theme attire for a special prize.
admission.
Sunday
May 29 Military Appreciation Daily Admission
Sa, Su & M
Sep 3 - 5
12 - 6 pm 1/2 Price Admission
Sunday
Jun 12 Country Western
Daily Admission
Sunday
Jul 17
Tropical Paradise
Daily Admission
Sunday
Aug 14
Summer Olympics
Daily Admission
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MARSH LAKE
Thomas O. Marsh Park Fishing Lake is a natural spring fed
lake with over 4,000 feet of accessible shoreline. Regularly
stocked throughout the season, the lake is home to carp,
catfish, crappie, bass, bluegill, northern pike, perch, trout, and
walleye. The Bait House carries fresh live bait and your basic
tackle needs. Beverages, snacks, and hot sandwiches are also
available for purchase. Throughout the fishing season, Thomas
O. Marsh Park Fishing Lake hosts special events including
overnight fishing.
6440 RIVER ROAD
Phone: (513) 858-1685
[email protected]
www.fairfield-city.org/fishing
MARSH LAKE
SPECIAL EVENTS
INTRODUCE YOUTH TO FISHING
SPONSORED BY THE FAMILY OF
CPL. NICHOLAS H. OLIVAS (1992 – 2012)
AGES 17 & UNDER
Introduce youth to fishing and all of its benefits. For Nicholas
Olivas, fishing at Marsh Lake provided him an opportunity to
be active, spend time outdoors, create friendships, and develop lifelong skills. Participants of this event will be entered
into a drawing to win gift cards honoring Cpl. Nicholas Olivas
who was killed in action while serving in the United States
Army in Afghanistan. Limited supplies of fishing poles and
bait are available.
May 28
Sa
All Day
FREE
2016 HOURS OF OPERATION
Apr 1 - Sep 5
Sept
Daily
Saturday & Sunday
8 am - 8 pm
8 am - 8 pm
SUPER TUESDAY
Daily Admission Fee for everyone is $5 Tuesdays at Thomas
O. Marsh Park Fishing Lake.
Tuesdays
2016 DAILY ADMISSION FEES
Adult (18 & older)
$11
Youth (7 - 17 years of age)
$6
Child (6 & under)
FREE
Senior Discount (55 & over)
Military Discount 1
Group Discount 2
$10
$5
$4
Family Discount3
Twilight Discount (ages 3 & over after 5:00 pm)
$24
$5
Military Discount is available to any City of Fairfield Resident that is an Active or
Reserve military personnel. Proper identification must be provided.
2
Group Discount is available to community groups and organizations consisting
of eight (8) or more who wish to fish and agree to CATCH AND RELEASE. Reservations must be made with the Fishing Lake Supervisor, minimum 24 hour notice, to
receive the group rate.
3
Family Discount is available to an immediate family of four (4) and are City of
Fairfield Residents. Immediate family members include parents and unmarried
dependent children less than 21 years of age living in the same household.
4
Twilight Fee is not applicable for special events.
Apr - Aug
$5*
*Free to Season Pass Holders
SENIOR WEDNESDAY
Daily Admission Fee waived for City of Fairfield residents 55
years and older on Wednesdays.
Apr - Aug
Wednesdays
FREE*
*Must show proof of City of Fairfield residency
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2016 SEASON PASS FEES
ON SALE NOW
Resident
$345
$165
Non-Resident
$400
$205
2
Maximum four (4) members of the immediate family claimed on most
recent tax return. Immediate family members include parents and
unmarried dependent children less than 21 years of age living in the same
household. Additional family members are $25.00 per person, meeting
the above requirements.
2
Resident is defined as an individual that lives within the City of Fairfield
limits or works within the City of Fairfield limits and pays city taxes. Proper
verification will include a driver’s license, utility bill, current payroll check
stub listing employer’s Fairfield address, employee I.D. card, or a letter
from employer on company letterhead verifying employment status.
1
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AFTER DARK FISHING
For the angler that believes fish bite better after dark. Every
Saturday in May, June, July and August the lake stays open
until midnight.
May - Aug
Saturdays
5 pm - Midnight $8*
OVERNIGHT FISHING
Spend the night fishing and camping on the banks of
Thomas O. Marsh Park Fishing Lake with family and friends.
May 28
Sa/Su
5 pm - 8 am
$10
Jun 25
Sa/Su
5 pm - 8 am
$10
Jul 30
Sa/Su
5 pm - 8 am
$10
Complete list of Fishing Lake Rules & Regulation are available
online at www.fairfield-city.org/fishing.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS
Chipping Program
The Parks Department accepts limbs and brush on the second Saturday of select months throughout the year. Dates
for the Spring/Summer months are April 9th, May 14th, June 11th, July 9th and August 13th, from 8 am. to Noon. Limbs
and brush can be dropped off at the site on Groh Lane just past Waterworks Park. If you have any questions about the
Chipping program please call the Fairfield Parks Department at 867-5348.
Arbor Day Seedling Giveaway
Wednesday April 27, 2016
In celebration of Arbor Day, the Environmental Commission will distribute FREE tree seedlings
during the Village Green Farmer’s Market. The City of Fairfield has achieved the status of Tree City
USA for 21 consecutive years and would like you to help strengthen our urban forest by
planting a seedling. The Farmer’s Market takes place at Village Green Park
on Wessel Drive and is open from 4 pm to 7 pm.
Living Legacy Tree Program at Creekside Park
Creekside Park is located at 5225 Banker Drive
The City of Fairfield Parks and Recreation Department and the Environmental Commission is
privileged to provide a unique opportunity to our residents who would like to plant a tree in honor of a family member, a
special loved one, or for themselves. There are over 45 different species of trees to choose from and several different levels
to pick from depending on what type of tree you select.
A 30” x 24” cast bronze plaque is installed in a centralized area located by the benches in the middle of the grove at Creekside
Park. The individual’s name will be added to the large plaque for recognition.
For more information contact: Bob Schappacher, Facility Manager, Fairfield Parks and Recreation Department
[email protected], or (513) 896-8430
Pickleball
The Parks Department has joined the ranks of communities who are
latching onto one of the hottest sports crazes. Pickleball is a sport in which
two, three, or four players use solid paddles made of wood or composite
materials to hit a perforated polymer ball, similar to a whiffle ball, over a
net. The sport shares features of other racquet sports, the dimensions and
layout of a badminton court, and a net and rules similar
to tennis. Pickleball was invented in the mid 1960’s as a
children’s backyard pastime but quickly became popular
among adults as a fun game for players of all levels. The
tennis courts at Harbin Park, Waterworks Park and Gilbert
Farms Park are striped for Pickleball.
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WINTER/SPRING
SUMMER
• www.Fairfield-City.org
• www.Fairfield-City.org
• 867-5348
• 867-5348
FAIRFIELD GREENS
The Fairfield Parks and Recreation Department
operates two golf courses that provide
opportunities for golfers of all ages and skill
levels. Fairfield Greens South Trace is a par 70
championship golf course that plays 6,246 yards
with 5 par three holes, 10 par four holes and 3 par
five holes. The course features bentgrass fairways,
large undulating greens, numerous water hazards,
and bunkers. Fairfield Greens North Trace is a fun
and challenging executive nine-hole course. The
1,885 yards course is par 31, with 4 par four holes
and 5 par three holes. Outings, tournaments, and
weekly leagues are offered and available to the
public.
SOUTH
TRACE
18 HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP
2200 JOHN GRAY ROAD
FAIRFIELD, OH 45014
(513) 858-7750 • www.fairfield-city.org/golf
UPCOMING EVENTS
Fairfield Chamber of Commerce Golf Outing
May 18
Filly Fly Golf Outing
Jun 25
2016 SOUTH TRACE HOURS OF OPERATION
Ron Chasteen Memorial Golf Outing
Aug 28
OPEN DAILY: Dawn - Dusk. Weather Permitting. Please call in advance.
Junior Tournament
Jul 7
South Trace Specials
SUPER TUESDAYS
T
18 Holes
$25 w/Cart
5 HOLES SPECIAL
M-F
After 7 pm
$5 Walking or $10 w/Cart
OUTINGS, BANQUETS & RENTALS
Fairfield Greens South Trace and Phalen Center is a
wonderful venue for all your outing, banquet and event
planning needs. For more information, please contact Keith
Crutcher at (513) 858-7752 or the South Trace Pro Shop at
(513) 858-7750.
CITY GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
The 2016 City Golf Championships will be held at Fairfield
Greens South Trace July 27 – 31. Men’s Championship will be
conducted over 36 holes; Senior and Ladies Championships
will be 18 holes. For more information, please call the South
Trace Pro-Shop.
Wednesday Jul 27
Ladies Championship
Thursday
Jun 28
Senior Championship
Sa/Su
Jul 30 & 31
Men’s Championship
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SPECIAL NEEDS GOLF CART
Fairfield Greens has an adaptive golf cart available to
golfers with a permanent or temporary disability. This cart
allows those players complete access to tees, fairways
and greens on both North and South Trace courses.
Reservations are required 48-hours in advance of tee time.
Please call the South Trace Pro Shop to check for availability
and to make your reservation.
NORTH
TRACE
9 HOLE EXECUTIVE
2605 AUGUSTA BOULEVARD
FAIRFIELD, OH 45014
(513) 939-3741 • www.fairfield-city.org/golf
2016 NORTH TRACE HOURS OF OPERATION
OPEN Apr - Oct: 8 am - Dusk. Weather Permitting. Please call in advance.
North Trace Special Events
LADIES GOLF
Would you like to start playing golf but not sure where to
start? Fairfield Greens is offering free instruction to help get
you playing. For more information and to sign-up, please
contact the North Trace Pro Shop.
Mondays
Jun 13, 20 & 27
7:30 pm
FREE
WELCOME TO GOLF
Join us in May as we celebrate National Welcome to Golf
Month at Fairfield Greens North Trace. Free instruction will
be offered on Saturdays for beginners to the game. Sessions
include rules and etiquette, swing fundamentals, chipping
and putting. For more information, please call the North
Trace Pro-Shop.
Mondays
May
7:30 - 8:30 pm
FREE
INSTRUCTOR: Keith Crutcher, PGA, Dave Hartman, PGA, and
the professional staff at Fairfield Greens
NIGHT GOLF SCRAMBLE
Tee off after dusk for an evening of Night Golf at Fairfield
Greens North Trace. Make this a fun evening by inviting all of
your friends. Fee includes entry fee, cart fee and use of glow
balls and a flashlight. For more information and to make your
reservation, please call the North Trace Pro-Shop.
May 27
F
Dusk
$30
Jun 24
Jul 29
F
F
Dusk
Dusk
$30
$30
Aug 26
F
Dusk
$30
GOLF LESSONS
PRIVATE/GROUP GOLF LESSONS
Sessions are available April – September for players of all
abilities. Individual and Group rates are available. Please contact Keith Crutcher at 858-7752 for additional information.
INSTRUCTOR: Keith Crutcher, PGA Professional and Teaching
Instructor
FAMILY GOLF
In conjunction with the PGA, July is Family Month. Fairfield
Greens North Trace has lined up events to bring families
together through the great game of golf.
Sunday
July
Kids Play Free*
Saturday
Jul 16
Parent & Son Tourney
Saturday
Jul 23
Parent & Daughter Tourney
*18 & under, with paying parent after 4 pm
GOLF CAMP
FAIRFIELD GREENS YOUTH GOLF CAMP
AT NORTH TRACE
AGES 10-13
The Fairfield Greens Youth Golf Camp is open to boys and
girls age 10-13 years old. Each day will include on-course
instruction and golf lessons in all areas of the game: long
game, short game, rules & etiquette, and course management. On the final day of camp, students will play 9-holes at
North Trace. For more information and to register, please
call the North Trace Pro Shop.
M - Th
Jun 20 - 23
10 - 11:30 pm
$80/$85
INSTRUCTOR: Keith Crutcher, PGA Professional and the staff
at Fairfield Greens
GOLF LEAGUES
If you want to play golf at least once a week this season, you
should consider joining one of the many leagues that play
at Fairfield Greens. Leagues are offered for all levels of play
at both North and South Traces. Please view our website at
www.fairfield-city.org/golf for listing of leagues and times, or
call the pro shops for help with your pairing.
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REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION FOR 2016 SUMMER PROGRAMS OPENS FOR RESIDENTS ON APRIL 26
(REGISTRATION FOR NON-RESIDENTS BEGINS ON APRIL 28 )
Program registration is accepted at the Parks and
Recreation office in the Community Arts Center at 411
Wessel Drive. Fees must be paid at the time of registration.
Walk-In Registration
All registrations take place at the Fairfield Parks and Recreation
Department Office in the Community Arts Center at 411 Wessel Drive.
Walk-in registration is available on weekdays from 8 am to 9 pm and
on Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm.
Telephone Registration
Registration may be made by calling 867-5348 during office
hours. Payment for telephone registration must be made by Visa,
MasterCard, American Express or Discover.
Programs often fill quickly, so plan to register early.
Note that the Parks and Recreation Department reserves
the right to cancel any class due to poor registration.
Cancellations will be announced on the Wednesday prior to
the start of each new session.
REFUND & TRANSFER POLICY
■■Full refunds will be issued ONLY if the Fairfield Parks and
Recreation Department cancels the program or activity.
■■Refunds will not be given if requested less than 7 days
prior to the day a program or event is scheduled to begin.
■■All program and activity refunds will be assessed a $5
Program/Processing Fee.
■■Class or section transfers are also subject to a $5
Program/Processing Fee, unless the change is initiated by
the Parks and Recreation Staff.
■■Exceptions: Participant moves from the Fairfield area
before the program begins (proof of move must be
presented). Participant becomes ill (must be a doctor’s
statement). Exceptions are still subject to the $5
Program/Processing Fee.
■■A charge of $25 will be assessed on all returned checks.

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