City of Mentor, Ohio

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City
Mentor
SUMMER 2016
of
Parks & Recreation
G U I D E
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
SUMMER CAMPS
SPECIAL EVENTS
CITYFEST PREVIEW
...and much more!
Look inside to find out what else
Mentor has to offer.
Keep this guide until 8/10/16
www.cityofmentor.com/play
Look inside and see
all of the exciting
programs we’ve got
to offer this summer –
from FREE family
events, to camps,
swim lessons,
nature programs,
online learning
and more!
We want to make it
easy for you to
Get Out & Play!
AQUATICS
Morton Pool & Splashpark
9325 Rosemary Lane
(440) 257-5719
Open May 28 – August 21
1 – 8 p.m. daily
Garfield Pool
7967 Mentor Avenue
(440) 205-0337
1 – 8 p.m. daily
Civic Center Waterpark
8600 Munson Road
(440) 974-8260
1 – 9 p.m. Monday – Friday
1 – 8 p.m. Saturday & Sunday
Walsh Spray Park
7221 Bellflower Road
(440) 974-5720 – Recreation office
Open 10 a.m. – 8 p.m. daily
2016 AQUATIC PASSES
Pool passes will also go on sale beginning Monday, April 4.
SUMMER 2016
TABLE OF CONTENTS
2Aquatics
2 Pool Passes and Admission
4 Lessons
9 Camps & Youth Recreation
20 Special Events
25Golf
28 Adult Recreation & Fitness
33 Mentor Outdoors
36 Mentor Senior Center
43 Ice Arena
46 Community Information
46 Program Locations
47 How to Register
To purchase your 2016 Aquatic Pass at the resident rate, you MUST bring a current utility bill, with your
name and address on it AND photo identification, as proof of Mentor residency. This is to ensure that only
Mentor residents are given the resident rate. Mentor residents are only those people who live within the
corporate limits of the City of Mentor, which is NOT the entire Mentor School District or 44060 zip code.
Kirtland and Kirtland Hills residents pay resident rates because of reciprocal agreements with the City of
Mentor (see page 47), however, they must also show a current utility bill with name and address on it AND
photo identification, as proof of residency in one of those cities. Please note that this agreement is no
longer in effect with the City of Mentor-on-the-Lake.
Season Pool Passes are photo ID cards; passes can not be issued without a photograph. Photos will be
taken when you purchase your pass. If a member of the family can not be present, he/she may return at
any time to be photographed and have his/her pass printed. Children must be photographed annually.
Online Pass Sales
If you purchased a pass last year, you can renew your pool passes online. Simply visit
www.cityofmentor.com/play, click Register Online, login and click Passes and Memberships.
Once your payment has been processed, your existing pass will be valid and may be used once your
transaction is approved. Please note that if you have moved or if you need make changes to the existing
pass type (4 family members instead of 5), you will need to purchase your pass in person.
Office Hours for Pass Sales
Monday - Friday
Extended Hours:
Tuesday, May 24 & Thursday, May 26
Saturday, May 28
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
8 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Early Bird Pass Sales
Buy your pass online or in person before midnight on May 1 and save $10 off a family pass or $5 off an
individual pass.
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WWW.CIT YOFMENTOR.COM/PLAY
5 Easy, Learn-To-Swim
Registration Procedures
1. Read the class level description and determine the level
of swim class for your child. Additional information
and skill check list sheets are also listed at
www.cityofmentor.com/play/aquatics/learn-to-swim
for your reference. Call the Recreation Department
at 974-5720 and ask for help if you are unsure of the correct
level for your child.
2016 Aquatic Pass Rates
2. Choose the pool – Civic, Garfield, Morton.
For the purpose of pool passes, a family shall be considered a married couple
and their unmarried children, under age 21, residing in the family home. Nieces,
nephews, grandparents, aunts, uncles, babysitters, etc., will not be considered
to be included in the family membership. A family pass must include one
parent. Passes purchased using false information will be confiscated and no
refund will be issued.
3. Choose when you would like to take lessons –
Mornings, Evenings, or Weekends.
4. Choose the series of dates you want for lessons.
5. Choose the specific class time, and then make a second
and third choice.
FAMILY PASSES
Resident
Senior Citizen Couple
$72
(both must be age 60 or over)
Family of 2
$89
Family of 3
$112
Family of 4
$130
Family of 5
$140
Additional Family Members $20
beyond 5 or family members
added after original purchase
Nonresident
$144
$178
$224
$260
$280
$ 40
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIPS
Resident
Adult Individual
$58
(age 18 & over)
Youth Individual
$47
(age 17 & under)
Senior Citizen
$47
(age 60 & over)
Nonresident
$116
$94
$94
INDIVIDUAL DAILY ADMISSION
Adult - age 18 – 59
Youth age 3 – 17
Senior age 60 & up
Morton/Garfield
$5.50
$5
$5
Civic Center
$6
$5.50
$5.50
Other Helpful Information
• Pre-registration is required for all swimming classes. Registration
for swim lessons begins with summer registration on Monday,
April 4 for residents and Tuesday, April 5 for nonresidents, online,
by mail and in person. Registration is held throughout the
summer on a first-come, first served basis. If the class you are
requesting is filled, ask to be placed on a waiting list. Additional
sections are frequently added.
• Register online and be the first in line! Free online registration
is available 24/7.
• Swimmers will be tested the first day of lessons to determine
if they are in the proper class. If you have a Red Cross card
showing you have passed a class previously, please bring it with
you to the first class. Instructors reserve the right to determine
your child’s level of performance and place them accordingly.
Instructors will move your child to an appropriate class at the
same time and same pool if space in other classes allows. Please
note that children do not usually pass a swim level after one
session. Some levels are very comprehensive and advanced skills
take time to master.
• Detailed information on lesson levels, as well as downloadable
Red Cross skill checklists and information are available
at www.cityofmentor.com/play/aquatics/learn-to-swim.
• Choose classes carefully. Because of the great demand for
swim instruction, there will be no refunds given. Transfers will be
granted on a case-by-case basis and only if space is available.
SAVE MONEY WITH OUR NEW
SWIM & SAVE CARDS!
• There will be no make-up lessons for the Learn-to-Swim
programs. Classes are held every day. Safety lessons, which are
an important part of the Learn-to-Swim curriculum, take place
on the pool deck on inclement weather days.
For $25, you’ll receive 5 admissions to any city pool!
Swim & Save cards are available at the Recreation Department
and all three city pools. They make great gifts and any one can
purchase them!
440.974.5720 • CIT Y OF MENTOR
SUMMER 2016
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LEARN-TO-SWIM LESSONS
All lessons are $29 for residents and $39 for nonresidents.
LEVEL 1 - INTRODUCTION TO WATER SKILLS
Ages 4 and older
In level 1, children learn to enter and exit the water using ladder, steps or side, to blow bubbles through mouth and nose, to bob, to open eyes under water and retrieve
submerged objects. While learning front and back glides and floats, recovery to vertical position and to roll from front to back and back to front, children begin to
develop comfort in the water. Other skills include alternative and simultaneous leg actions and arm actions on front and back, treading water using arm and hand
actions and combined arm and leg actions on front and back.
Weekdays, Mon – Fri
CCP 10:30 - 11:05 a.m.
CCP 11:10 - 11:45 a.m.
CCP 11:50 - 12:25 p.m.
MPP 11:10 - 11:45 a.m.
June 6 - 17
41599
41600
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41602
June 20 – July 1
41612
41613
41614
41615
Evenings, Mon & Wed
CCP 5:20 - 5:55 p.m.
CCP 6:50 - 7:25 p.m.
EBG 6:50 - 7:25 p.m.
No Class July 4
June 6 – July 6
41603
41604
41605
July 11 – August 10
41616
41617
41618
Saturdays
EBG 11:50 - 12:25 p.m.
MPP 10:30 - 11:05 a.m.
MPP 11:50 - 12:25 p.m.
June 11 – August 13
41609
41610
41611
July 4 - 15
41622
41623
41624
41625
July 18 - 29
41626
41627
41628
41629
Evenings, Tues & Thurs
CCP 5:20 - 5:55 p.m.
CCP 6:50 - 7:25 p.m.
EBG 6:05 - 6:40 p.m.
August 1 - 12
41630
41631
41632
41633
June 7 – July 7
41606
41607
41608
41619
41620
41621
LEVEL 2 - FUNDAMENTAL AQUATIC SKILLS
Success with fundamental aquatic skills begins in level 2 as children learn to enter and exit water by stopping or jumping from the side, fully submerge and hold
breath, bob, open eyes under water and retrieve submerged objects. Children learn front, jellyfish and tuck floats, front and back glides and floats, how to recover to
vertical position, change direction of travel while swimming on front or back, and how to roll from front to back and back to front.
CCP 10:30 - 11:05 a.m.
CCP 11:10 - 11:45 a.m.
CCP 11:50 - 12:25 p.m.
MPP 11:50 - 12:25 p.m.
June 6 - 17
41634
41635
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41637
Evenings, Mon & Wed
June 6 – July 6
CCP 6:05 - 6:40 p.m.
41638
CCP 6:50 - 7:25 p.m.
41639
EBG 6:05 - 6:40 p.m.
41640
No Class July 4
June 20 – July 1
41647
41648
41649
41650
41651
41652
41653
July 4 - 15
41657
41658
41659
41660
July 18 - 29
41661
41662
41663
41664
CCP 6:05 - 6:40 p.m.
CCP 6:50 - 7:25 p.m.
EBG 6:50 - 7:25 p.m.
August 1 - 12
41665
41666
41667
41668
June 7 – July 7
41641
41642
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41654
41655
41656
LEVEL 3 - STROKE DEVELOPMENT
Level 3 builds on the skills introduced in level 2 through additional guided practice in deeper water. children learn to enter water by jumping from side, back float,
survival float, rotary breathing, and headfirst entry into the water from the side in sitting and kneeling positions. Flutter, scissor, dolphin and breaststroke kicks on front
will be introduced along with front crawl, elementary backstroke and treading water.
CCP 10:30 - 11:05 a.m.
CCP 11:10 - 11:45 a.m.
CCP 11:50 - 12:25 p.m.
MPP 10:30 - 11:05 a.m.
MPP 11:10 - 11:45 a.m.
MPP 11:50 - 12:25 a.m.
June 6 - 17
41669
41670
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41672
41673
41674
June 20 – July 1
41682
41683
41684
41685
41686
41687
Evenings, Mon & Wed
CCP 5:20 - 5:55 p.m.
EBG 6:50 - 7:25 p.m.
No Class July 4
June 6 – July 6
41675
41676
41688
41689
Saturdays
EBG 10:30 - 11:05 a.m.
EBG 11:10 - 11:45 a.m.
MPP 11:10 - 11:45 a.m.
41679
41680
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July 4 - 15
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July 18 - 29
41698
41699
41700
41701
41702
41703
CCP 5:20 - 5:55 p.m.
EBG 6:05 - 6:40 p.m.
August 1 - 12
41704
41705
41706
41707
41708
41709
June 7 – July 7
41677
41678
41690
41691
LEVEL 4 - STROKE IMPROVEMENT
Level 4 is a big level with many skills to perfect. Most students take Level 4 several times before passing all the necessary skills. In this level, children develop
confidence in the skills learned and improve other aquatic skills including swimming under water, feet-first surface dives, survival swimming, and headfirst entry
into the water from the side in compact and stride positions. Other skills include front crawl and backstroke open turns, front and back crawl, elementary backstroke,
breaststroke, sidestroke and butterfly, plus flutter and dolphin kicks on back. To advance, children also must be able to tread water using 2 different kicks.
CCP 10:30 - 11:05 a.m.
CCP 11:10 - 11:45 a.m.
CCP 11:50 - 12:25 p.m.
MPP 10:30 - 11:05 a.m.
MPP 11:50 - 12:25 p.m.
June 6 - 17
41710
41711
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41713
41714
June 20 – July 1
41719
41720
41721
41722
41723
Evenings, Mon & Wed
CCP 6:05 - 6:40 p.m.
EBG 6:05 - 6:40 p.m.
No Class July 4
June 6 – July 6
XXXXXXX
41715
41724
41725
Saturdays
MPP 11:50 - 12:25 p.m.
41718
July 4 - 15
41728
41729
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41731
41732
July 18 - 29
41733
41734
41735
41736
41737
August 1 - 12
41738
41739
41740
41741
41742
CCP 6:50 - 7:25 p.m.
EBG 6:50 - 7:25 p.m.
June 7 – July 7
41716
41717
41726
41727
LEVEL 5 - STROKE REFINEMENT
Children learn further coordination and refinement of strokes in level 5. We’ll cover shallow-angle dive from the side then glide and begin front stroke, tuck and
pike surface dives while submerging completely, front flip turn and backstroke flip turn while swimming, front and back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke,
sidestroke and butterfly, plus sculling.
CCP 11:10 - 11:45 a.m.
MPP 11:10 - 11:45 a.m.
June 6 - 17
41743
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June 20 – July 1
41746
41748
CCP 5:20 - 5:55 p.m.
June 7 – July 7
41758
43119
July 4 - 15
41749
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July 18 - 29
41752
41754
August 1 - 12
41756
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Saturdays
MPP 11:10 - 11:45 a.m.
41759
LEVEL 6
In this level, students refine the strokes to swim with ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances. Students learn to swim 500 yards continuously
using any 3 strokes of choice, swimming at least 50 yards of each stroke. You’ll also learn personal water safety, including more complex safety skills, jumping into
deep water and performing a suvival float for 5 minutes, rolling onto back and performing a back float for 5 minutes, performing a surface dive, retrieving an object
from the bottom of the pool at a depth of 7 - 10 feet, returning to the surface and the starting point.
Weekdays, Mon - Fri
CCP 10:30 - 11:05 a.m.
June 6 - 17
XXXXXX
Evenings, Mon & Wed
CCP 5:20 - 5:55 p.m.
June 6 – July 6
41765
June 20 – July 1
41761
July 4 - 15
XXXXXX
July 18 - 29
41763
August 1 - 12
XXXXXX
PRESCHOOL
Ages 3 and older
The purpose of this class is to help children feel comfortable in the water for the first time without a parent. It orients children to the aquatic environment, helps them
gain greater independence in their skills and develop more comfort in and around the water. Children will learn to enter the water on their own, follow the directions
of the instructor, and gain basic swimming propulsive skills by learning to fully submerge and hold breath, bob, blow bubbles and float with assistance.
Weekdays, Mon - Fri
CCP 11:10 - 11:45 a.m.
CCP 11:50 - 12:25 p.m.
MPP 10:30 - 11:05 a.m.
Evenings, Mon & Wed
CCP 6:05 - 6:40 p.m.
EBG 5:20 - 5:55 p.m.
EBG 6:05 - 6:40 p.m.
No Class July 4
June 6 - 17
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41570
June 20 – July 1
41571
41572
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June 6 – July 6
41583
41584
41585
41589
41590
41591
Saturdays
EBG 10:30 - 11:05 a.m.
EBG 11:10 - 11:45 a.m.
EBG 11:50 - 12:25 p.m.
MPP 11:10 - 11:45 p.m.
41595
41596
41597
41598
July 4 - 15
41575
41576
41574
July 18 - 29
41578
41577
41579
August 1 - 12
41581
41580
41582
CCP 6:05 - 6:40 p.m.
EBG 6:05 - 6:40 p.m.
EBG 6:50 - 7:25 p.m.
June 7 – July 7
41586
41587
41588
41592
41593
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PARENT & CHILD
Ages 6 months - 4 years
In this fun, parent & child class using games, songs and simple instruction, children learn to establish an expectation for adult supervision in and around the water,
learn more ways to enter and exit the water in a safe manner, explore submerging in a rhythmic pattern through bobbing and blowing bubbles, and learn how to
glide on the front and back with assistance.
Weekdays, Mon - Fri
CCP 10:30 - 11:05 a.m.
MPP 11:50 - 12:25 p.m.
June 6 - 17
41547
41548
June 20 – July 1
41549
41550
Evenings, Mon & Wed
CCP 5:20 - 5:55 p.m.
CCP 6:50 - 7:25 p.m.
EBG 6:50 - 7:25 p.m.
No Class July 4
June 6 – July 6
41557
41559
41560
41561
41562
41564
CCP 6:05 - 6:40 p.m.
June 7 – July 7
41558
41563
Saturdays
EBG 10:30 - 11:05 a.m.
EBG 11:50 - 12:25 p.m.
MPP 11:50 - 12:25 p.m.
41565
41566
41567
July 4 - 15
41551
41552
July 18 - 29
41553
41554
August 1 - 12
41555
41556
Private Swim Lessons
Private swimming lessons are available at all three pools at a cost of $14 per one-half hour. Private lessons are perfect for teen and adult swimmers interested in
developing stronger skills or overcoming a fear of water and for Learn-to-Swim students who need a little additional help. Contact the swimming pool cashier, pool
manager, or Learn-to-Swim director to make arrangements.
MENTOR MARLINS SWIM TEAM
LIFEGUARD TRAINING CRASH COURSE Ages 15+
The Mentor Marlins is a recreational swim team for competitive swimmers ages
5 - 18. The Marlins swim against local teams in the Suburban Swim League.
The team is a family-oriented activity teaching the importance of teamwork,
sportsmanship and fitness. Swim practices are Monday - Friday mornings at
Civic Center Pool. Ages 11 and up practice from 7 - 8:30 a.m.; ages 10 and under
practice from 8:15 - 9:45 a.m. Swim meets are every Saturday morning.
Get your American Red Cross training and learn to be a lifeguard. Students must
attend all classes and pass written and practical test to receive certification.
Included in the course is Lifeguarding, First Aid and CPR for Professional
Rescuer. Students must be 15 years old and bring proof of age to first class.
Students must pass both written and physical tests to become certified.
Students must be in attendance during all class times; this class may not be
suitable for people with very busy schedules. The following prerequisites will
be tested the first day of class. Students who do not meet these minimum
requirements will not be permitted to continue with the course but will receive
a refund:
Online registration and more information about joining the team
is available at www.mentormarlins.com. Get additional information
at [email protected].
JUNIOR LIFEGUARDING
Ages 11 - 14
This new American Red Cross course is an introduction to the skills needed
to become a certified lifeguard. The course focuses on building a foundation
of knowledge, attitudes and skills for kids ages 11-14 who aspire to become a
lifeguard in the future. This course does not provide lifeguard certification.
Participants in this course should have the following basic skills: Be capable
of swimming 25 yards continuously using front crawl and breaststroke; tread
water for 1 minute using arms and legs; show a level of comfort on the back by
floating for 30 seconds or swimming on back for 25 yards; submerge and swim
a distance of 10 feet underwater.
Instructor: Mentor Water Safety Instructors
Location: Civic Center Pool
#41469
Monday, July 11 – Friday, July 22
Resident: $40 / Nonresident: $49
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11:50a.m. – 12:25p.m.
1. Student must swim 300 yards, continuously, demonstrating breath control
and rhythmic breathing. Candidates may swim using the front crawl, breast
stroke or a combination of both but swimming on the back or side is not
allowed.
2. Student must next tread water for 2 minutes using only legs.
Candidates place their hands under their armpits.
3. Last, the student must complete this event within 1 minute, 40 seconds:
Starting in the water, swim 20 yards with face in or out of water. Surface dive,
feet-first or head-first, to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object
then return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the
starting point with both hands holding the object and keeping the face at or
near the surface (candidates may not swim the distance under water). Last, exit
the water without using a ladder or rope. Swim goggles may not be used for
this drill. Class is limited to 20 students.
Instructor: Heather Rogaliner and Heather Dodd
#41496
June 13 – June 19
Monday – Friday
Saturday & Sunday
4 – 9 p.m.
9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR COURSE
Ages 16+
The American Red Cross WSI course is for those interested in teaching others
to learn to swim. To take this course, you must be 16 years or older and pass a
pre-requisite skills test and written test on the first day of class. In addition, you
must meet the following criteria:
• Be proficient in six basic strokes (breastroke, sidestroke,
elementary backstroke, front crawl, backstroke and butterfly);
• Perform a long shallow dive into a minimum of 9 feet of water,
perform a surface dive, retrieve a 10-pound brike in 6 to 9 feet of
water, and bring it to the surface;
• Enter shallow water and approach a face-down victim with a
suspected spinal injury using a head splint to establish the airway
and maintain inline stablization;
• Perform a reaching and throwing assist from land bringing the
victim back to land
Class is limited to 20 students. Saturday, July 2 morning hours may be used for
testing if needed.
WATER WORKOUT
4:30 – 9p.m.
Adults 16+
Water workouts are a great way to enjoy the water, buoy your fitness level, wash
away your tension, and splash away your waistline. Use water weights and resistance
to tone muscle and sculpt your body.
Don’t be left out! Pre-registration is encouraged. A $4 per session fee is charged for
drop-in participants, but please be aware that instructors or pool managers have the
option of limiting the size of the class if necessary.
Instructor: TBA
Location: Garfield Pool
#41829 Wednesday & Friday, June 8 – July 8
#41830 Wednesday & Friday , July 13 – August 1
Instructor: Susan Hickey
#41831 Tuesday & Thursday, June 7 – July 7
#41832 Tuesday & Thursday, July 12 – August 11
Instructor: Donna Milnes
Location: Morton Pool
#41833 Saturday, June 11 – August 13
Ages 16+
Instructor: Bridgit McGuire
• Perform a wading assist with equipment and bring the victim
safely to the side of the pool;
Instructor: TBD
#41828
Monday, June 27 – Friday, July 1
AQUA ZUMBA
Aqua Zumba is a low-impact aquatic exercise that incorporates Zumba
philosophy with traditional aquatic fitness disciplines. This class can benefit a
variety of people from older adults, teens, pregnant women, those working to
lose weight, and anyone trying to maintain their weight. Participants can expect
to get a great workout with minimal impact on their joints and muscles. For
those who do not know how to swim, this class will help boost confidence in
the water. Please wear a swim suit and water socks and bring a towel. A limited
number of walk-up spots may be available. The walk-up charge is $6 per class.
Wristbands will be issued to participants weekly. No Zumba July 4.
11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
6:30 – 7:15 p.m.
6:30 – 7:15 p.m.
10:15 – 11 a.m.
#41379
Monday, June 6 – August 1
6 – 6:45 p.m.
DISCOVER SCUBA
Ages 10+
Okay, let’s say the idea of scuba diving intrigues you — but you’re not certain
you want to commit to an entire certification course. No problem. PADI and Just
Add Water have the perfect opportunity for you. It’s called Discover Scuba.
If you have a swimsuit, a towel and a few hours free, you can find yourself
swimming weightless under water, in the safe, shallow confines of our heated
swimming pool, playing frisbee under water, taking underwater photos of
your friends and family members, and getting an introduction to some of the
fundamental skills of scuba diving under the guidance and supervision of one
of our experienced instructors. Class meets at Just Add Water, 36200 Euclid Ave,
Willoughby and ends at the pool!
Register by calling Just Add Water at (440) 942-7575
or visit www.justaddwaterscuba.com.
Instructors: Just Add Water Staff
Saturday, June 11, July 16 or August 13
Resident/Nonresident: $30
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
BEGINNING SCUBA: OPEN WATER
CERTIFICATION COURSE
Ages 10+
Mentor Recreation contracts with Just Add Water to offer anyone over the age
of 10 the chance to learn to scuba dive through this Beginning Scuba course.
The skills learned in these classes can lead to a lifelong enjoyment of this
explorative sport, make great vacation experiences better or even discover the
Great Lakes and local quarries!
The only requirement here is that you be able to swim 200 yards (no time limit,
any stroke). Or, as an alternative, you can swim 300 yards with mask, fins and
snorkel. You also need to be able to tread water, drown proof or float in water
too deep to stand for ten minutes. Rarely do we find anyone who has difficulty
with this.
Children ages 12 to 14 can qualify for Junior certification, which requires they
dive with an adult until age 15. Kids ages 10 and 11 can also learn, must have a
parent present during all course activities, and meet other requirements as well.
Learning to dive has never been easier! and will take only two weekends. Part
1 - Friday night, you’ll cover the academic portion at Just Add Water, then spend
Saturday and Sunday mornings at Garfield Pool practicing confined-water
training which will prepare you for the Open Water Dives and earning your
certification. More time at Just Add Water on Saturday and Sunday afternoons
will fully prepare you for your certification. Open Water Dive dates to take the
certification test are scheduled separately with Just Add Water. There is an
additional fee for course materials. Register by calling Just Add Water at (440)
942-7575 or visit www.justaddwaterscuba.com.
Instructors: Just Add Water Staff
Location: Just Add Water & Garfield Pool
Fridays, 6:30 – 9:30 p.m., Sat & Sun, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
June 11 - 12, June 18 - 19, July 9 - 10, July 16 - 17, July 30 - 31, August 13 - 14
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SPRAY PARKS
The City of Mentor offers two interactive spray parks, both open from 10 a.m.
to 8 p.m., May 28 through August 23. Water spray parks are free to park users.
Instructions and rules are posted. Children need to be supervised by adults as
there are no lifeguards or supervisors at the spray parks. It is recommended that
aqua socks or other rubber soled shoes be worn.
Morton Community Park, 9325 Rosemary Lane
This interactive spray ground is located at the entrance of Morton Pool.
It includes ground sprays and two water cannons that can be activated by
children themselves. This sprayground is closed when Morton pool
is not open.
Walsh Spray Park, 7221 Bellflower Road
Open 10 a.m. – 8 p.m. daily
Brightly colored and over 3000 square foot of spray ground fun, Walsh Spray
Park has three large ground sprays, two interactive elephant water cannons,
a donut spray, two activation bollards, a flower shower, and a sunflower spray.
The water features are self activated which allow young children to turn the
water on for themselves.
EVENTS
OODLES OF NOODLES
Friday, July 15, 7 – 9 p.m., Civic Center Pool
Swim with oodles noodles, hunt for coins in the pool, decorate the baby
pool area with chalk, search for treasure in the sand volleyball court, and
have splash contests off the diving board. Great family fun! Free with daily
admission or pool pass admittance.
CHRISTMAS IN JULY
Monday, July 25, 1 – 4 p.m., Garfield Pool
The annual Christmas in July party at Garfield Pool is a tradition you won’t
want to miss! Enjoy an afternoon of special games, activities, and prizes,
and even a summer-time visit from Santa. Activities are free with regular
admission.
RENT A POOL
What a way to celebrate summer! Don’t wait for an invitation - plan your own
private party at Civic Center or Morton pool. Birthdays, family gatherings, sport
team celebrations...any excuse will do. To inquire on specific dates, please call
the Recreation Office at (440) 974-5720. At least one week advance notice is
required to book a reservation. To receive the resident rate, you must show
proof of residency which includes a current utility bill and photo ID. Every
person attending your private rental will be counted and included in your
total, both swimmers and non-swimmers. Please remember that alcohol is not
permitted at any of our aquatic or park facilities and we reserve the right to
check coolers and bags at entry.
Civic Center Pool
Our largest pool, Civic Center is available for groups of up to 600 people. Rental
times include Monday - Friday, 9 - 11 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday, 8 - 10 p.m.
SENIOR FUN DAY
2 HOUR RENTAL
150 people or less
Additional hour
151 people or more
Additional hour
Baby pool use
ResidentNonresident
$340 $390
$170
$170
$460
$510
$230
$230
$40 additional
Morton Pool
Rent Morton Pool from 8 - 10 p.m. any day of the week. This pool can
accommodate groups up to 200 people.
2-HOUR RENTAL
Additional hour
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ResidentNonresident
$225$275
$110
$110
SUMMER 2016
Saturday, August 20, 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., Morton Pool
Seniors – Get the whole pool to yourself at this FREE special event created
for senior citizens to swim and enjoy the pool during the last weeks of summer. Join the Morton Pool staff for fun in the pool, coffee, and something
sweet. Everyone in the water will be entered in a drawing for door prizes.
No rain date.
DOGGIE DIP DAY
Saturday, August 20, 1 – 4 p.m., Civic Center Pool
Civic Center Pool will officially be going to the dogs! Bring your favorite
four-legged pal for a dip and enjoy some good family fun! Dogs must be
licensed and vaccinated, leashed when not in the pool, and owners must
be prepared for clean up duty (we’ll have extra bags). You are welcome to
bring dog toys. The cost is $4 per dog.
CAMPS & YOUTH RECREATION
SUMMER CAMPS:
GET OUT & PLAY
About Our Camps
Camp Deposit
Mentor Parks & Recreation is dedicated to providing an outstanding, fun and
safe camp environment and experience for all those who participate. We offer
exciting camp experiences across many areas of interest designed to promote
physical activity, teach new skills, and challenge kids to reach and grow and
to make new friends. To accomplish these goals while maintaining safety,
affordability and convenience, we rely on a well-trained staff of adults and
college students who have a passion for working with young people. Here’s a
little more about our staff:
When registering Civic Center Day Camp, Operation Outrageous Fun or
Extended Camp, parents have the option to pay $25 of the camp fee per
week as a deposit and have until May 20 to pay the balance on each week for
which they’ve registered. To register for a camp by deposit, please contact
the Recreation Department office at (440) 974-5720. The deposit option is not
available for online registration.
• Staff members are primarily adults and college students;
a few high school students assist
• All staff members are CPR and first aid certified
• Staff are knowledgeable and well-trained
• All staff members go through criminal background checks
before they are hired
• Emergency and safety procedures are reviewed
on a regular basis
• Staff members are available to answer your questions at any time
• We maintain low staff to camper ratios to provide the best
experience possible
Registration
Camp registration begins January 25 for Mentor residents and January 26 for
nonresidents. All camps require advance registration. Registration for camps
generally closes the Thursday before it is scheduled to begin so that our staff
can prepare necessary paperwork, verify supplies and maintain the correct staff
to camper ratios. Registration will not be accepted the day a camp begins.
How to Register
Online: www.cityofmentor.com/play
By Phone: (440) 974-5720 Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
In Person: Recreation Department: 8500 Civic Center Blvd., Mentor
Mentor Ice Arena: 8600 Munson Rd., Mentor
(skating camps and hockey classes only)
Main In: Mentor Recreation Department, 8500 Civic Center Blvd.,
Mentor, Ohio 44060
Communication with Campers and Parents
About four days before each of our camps is scheduled to begin, parents and
campers can expect to receive information by email with a reminder of where
camp is held, what to bring, as well as any updated information you might need
to make your camp experience the best. You will also receive an Information
and Emergency Form that will need to be completed and turned in to the camp
director the first day of camp. It is important that parents provide a valid email
address upon registration so that we can deliver this important information to you.
Camp Changes
On rare occasions, we may need to change the start time or location of a camp.
We contact registered participants as soon as possible by phone and/or email to
notify of any changes affecting a camp in which your child is registered.
What To Bring/Wear/Remember for Camp:
For all camps: Wear loose, comfortable clothing and tennis shoes (no sandals)
each day. Also, to stay properly hydrated, each participant will need to bring
a water bottle with his/her name on it to camp every day. For outdoor camps,
please apply sunscreen 30 minutes before arriving at camp.
Volunteering
Mentor Recreation offers a Lend A Hand For Summer volunteer program for
young adults over the age of 14 and having completed 9th grade.
Opportunities are available to volunteer at Civic Center Day Camp, Garfield Play
Camp, Camp Wildwood, and with our Learn to Swim lessons and special events.
Interested volunteers must apply and be selected to participate in this program.
An application and detailed information is available at www.cityofmentor.com/
play/volunteer.
Deadline to apply is April 15.
TAKE $5 OFF EACH CAMP
If you register before May1!
(unless otherwise marked)
SUMMER 2016
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CIVIC CENTER DAY CAMP
Grades K - 1; 2 - 3; 4 - 5
Register early! Weekly maximum is 40 campers and we fill often! Our largest and
most popular day camp, Civic Center Day Camp has three different age-based
camps: Superstars are children having completed grades K & 1; Ventures have
completed grades 2 & 3; and Explorers are children having completed grades
4 & 5. All camps meet Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. daily at Civic
Center Park, a 90-acre park located in the heart of the Mentor Civic Center
complex, where campers have access to daily swimming, open green space,
tennis, basketball and more! Camp counselors team up to plan weekly activities
following a unique theme.
OPERATION OUTRAGEOUS FUN
Camp Staff: Recreation Staff
Before and after camp care is offered for this program through the Rise and
Shine and Cool Down programs. See below for details.
Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
#41872
June 13 - 17
#41873
June 20 - 24
#41879
June 27 – July 1
#41880
July 5 - 8*
#41881
July 11 - 15
#41882
July 18 - 22
#41883
July 25 - 29
#41884
August 1 - 5
Camp Staff: Recreation Staff
Location: Civic Center Park
* Resident: $111 / Nonresident: $127
Campers take field trips, participate in games and contests, arts and crafts, swim
and play sports. We spend our camp day outdoors in the park and have daily swim
lessons, where the basics of Red Cross levels 1 through 6 lessons are reviewed by
Water Safety Instructors. Field trips are also an exciting and integral part of camp
and campers take at least two trips each week. No camp Monday, July 4.
Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
Camp Dates
Superstar Venture Explorer
Primary Field Trip
June 6 - 10
#41842
#41862
#41852
Fun N Stuff
June 13 - 17
#41843
#41863
#41853
Sky Zone
June 20 - 24
#41844
#41864
#41854
Zip City
June 27 – July 1
#41845
#41865
#41855
Wildwater Kingdom
July 5 - 8*
#41846
#41866
#41856
Zero Gravity (S & V);
Institute of Great Outdoors
July 11 - 15
#41847
#41867
#41857
Cleveland Zoo
July 18 - 22
#41848
#41868
#41858
Pioneer Waterland
July 25 - 29
#41849
#41869
#41859
Fun N Stuff
August 1 - 5
#41850
#41870
#41860
Wildwater Kingdom
August 8 - 12
#41851
#41871
#41861
Bowling &
Rollerskating
* Resident: $88 / Nonresident: $104 - No camp July 4.
Grades 6 - 7
Register early! Weekly maximum is 32 kids and we fill often!
Operation Outrageous Fun is not your average camp experience! Just for kids
having completed grades 6 and 7, O.O.F. has all the fun of day camp but dialed
up to include many more activities, more time to hang out with friends, and
some really cool field trips kids will be talking about all summer. No camp
Monday, July 4.
Sky Zone
Zip City
Wildwater Kingdom
Institute of Great Outdoors
Pinnacle Woods Paintball
Cedar Point
Dave & Buster’s
Kalahari
New Discounted Price!
RISE & SHINE / COOL DOWN CAMP Ages 5 - 12
Mentor Recreation offers extended care for children enrolled in the Civic Center
Day Camp and Operation Outrageous Fun. Rise & Shine camp, 7:30 – 9 am,
includes activities like wake-up walks, quiet games and activities and time for
breakfast (bring your own), Cool Down camp, 3:15 – 5:30 pm, includes activities
such as arts and crafts, games and activities and swim time at Civic Center Pool.
A snack and drink is provided at Cool Down Camp. Both camps are based in the
Community Room in the upper floor of the Mentor Ice Arena. Pick up from Cool
Down camp is generally at Civic Center Pool. No camp Monday, July 4. Please
note that registration closes the Thursday before camp begins.
Camp Director: Recreation Staff
Location: Mentor Ice Arena – Community Center
June 6 - 10
June 13 - 17
June 20 - 24
June 27 – July 1
July 5 - 8*
July 11 - 15
July 18 - 22
July 25 - 29
August 1 - 5
August 8 - 12
Rise & Shine #41880
#41881
#41882
#41883
#41884
#41885
#41886
#41887
#41888
#41889
Cool Down
#41890
#41910
#41911
#41912
#41913
#41914
#41915
#41916
#41917
#41918
Rise & Shine: Resident: $28 / Nonresident: $34
Cool Down: Resident: $28 / Nonresident: $34
*Rise & Shine June 27 – July 1: Resident: $23 / Nonresident: $29
*Cool Down June 27 – July 1: Resident: $23 / Nonresident: $29
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SUMMER 2016
LAST HURRAH CAMP
Age 5 - 12
Celebrate the last week of summer at Last Hurrah Camp! Play in the morning and
go on field trips in the afternoon. We’ll even get some swim time in each day too! Camp Director: Holly Maher
Location: Mentor Ice Arena
#41919
August 8 - 12
Monday – Friday
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Resident: $150 / Nonresident: $ 170
PLAY CAMP Ages 4 - 6
Just for ages 4 - 6, Garfield Play Camp provides organized play and activities
designed to provide campers an opportunity to interact with children their own
age in the exciting atmosphere of Garfield Park and Pool. Play Camp includes
games, arts and crafts, stories, nature activities, and swimming.
Location: Garfield Park Pavilion
Camp Director: Susanne Lane
Monday - Friday, 9:30 a.m. – 12:40 p.m.
#41927
June 6 - 10
#41928
June 13 - 17
#41929
June 20 - 24
#41930
June 27 – July 1
#41931
July 11 - 15
#41932
July 18 - 22
#41933
July 25 - 29
#41934
August 1 - 5
Everything’s Frozen
Who Lives Under That Rock?
Let’s Take a Trip!
Hooray For The Red, White And Blue
Splish Splash Everyone In The Pool!
Ready, Set, Make A Mess!
Carnival Fun!
Celebrate Recyclables!
SPORT CAMPS
BASKETBALL CAMP
Ages 9 - 14
This fun, skill-intensive program is designed for the beginning to intermediate
player. Using our progressive curriculum, staff focus on the whole player,
teaching respect, teamwork and responsibility. An active week of passing,
shooting, dribbling, and rebounding makes this one of our most popular
programs. All participants receive a t-shirt, basketball, and player evaluation.
The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 10:1. Participants should bring
appropriate clothing, two snacks, a water bottle, gym shoes, and sunscreen.
Location: Walsh Park Basketball Court.
Director: Skyhawks Sports
#41055
June 27 - 30
Monday – Thursday
1 – 4 p.m.
WILDWOOD THEATRE CAMP
Ages 7 - 15
Students entering grades 3 and up.
FULL
Discover the world of theater involving acting, role playing, audition
techniques, make-up and basic set building. Camp will evolve from the campers
and their talents. It will be fun and improvisational. Theater Camp will produce
a stage presentation for friends and family during the last week of camp. This
revue will feature each and every one of our stars. Each session is 3 weeks long.
No camp Monday, July 4.
Location: Wildwood Cultural Center
Director: Steve Couch
#41033
#41034*
#41035
June 6 - 24
July 5 - 22
Monday – Friday Monday – Friday Monday – Friday
9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
*Resident: $214 / Nonresident: $267
KID QUEST CAMP
Ages 6 - 9
Calling all brave adventurers, fearless explorers, and imaginative creators to
KidQuest! That’s right- KidQuest Camp at Wildwood Cultural Center is back with
even more adventures this summer! Take a break from your regular summer
activities and jump into an exciting, hands-on camp that immerses the campers
in experiences that are creative, educational, and flat-out fun. Each week offers
the campers a wide array of opportunities: Come pan for gold, hunt for treasure,
search for clues at a crime scene, dig up dinosaur bones, fry some corn bread,
learn to carry water like a pro, get up close and personal with some creepy
crawly critters, and discover your artistic side. There is something for everyone
at KidQuest Camp! Campers also spend time hiking in the woods, doing crafts,
and playing games, plus swimming every Friday. Please have campers dress
appropriately for the weather and bring a lunch every day. Tennis shoes only!
Campers must have completed Kindergarten.
Ages 5 - 11
Camp Director: Heidi Fosnaught, USTA
Location: Walsh Park
#41058 July 11 - 15
Monday – Friday
MINI-HAWK BASKETBALL
Ages 5 - 8
Mini-Hawk is an introductory program for young children. Mini-Hawk helps
participants explore basketball in a day-program setting. There is no pressure,
just lots of fun, while these young athletes participate through unique
Skyhawks games. Our Mini-Hawk camp is committed to helping children start
off on the right foot, as they take their first steps into athletics. Bring two snacks
and a water bottle each day. Wear appropriate basketball clothing and shoes.
Take home a basketball and merit certificate. Please wear loose comfortable
clothing and tennis shoes. Please bring a water bottle with your name clearly
marked and don’t forget to wear sunscreen.
Location: Walsh Park Basketball Court
Director: Skyhawks Sports Staff
#41056
June 27 - 30
Monday – Thursday BOATING CAMP
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Ages 10 - 14
Covered Wagons and Corn Bread
American Adventurers
Detectives
Digging up Dinosaurs
Fangs, Feathers, and Fur
Aspiring Artists
Creepy, Crawly Critters
Archaeology
Each day students have ‘on the water’ time, learning the proper way to use
each type of watercraft. Time will be set aside for boating related activities
including PFD training, navigation rules, rigging boats, capsizing drills, and
wind orientation. An integral part of camp is developing the knowledge to
earn the State of Ohio Boaters Education Course license which involves 8-hours
of in-class instruction as well as the hands-on training. After passing a written
exam, students are licensed by the State of Ohio to operate any watercraft over
10 horsepower! Prerequisite: Campers must hold a Red Cross Level 3 or higher
swimming certificate, be able to tread water for 2 minutes and swim 25 yards at
any speed using any stroke. All equipment is provided.
Camp Director: Michelle Haag
Location: Mentor Lagoons Marina
#41054
July 11 - 15
Monday – Friday
9 – 11 a.m.
During this hands-on boating program, students learn the basics of how to
paddle a kayak and canoe, row a row boat, sail a sailboat, and drive a small
electric motor boat all in one action packed week!
Camp Director: Carly Spence
Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
#41036
June 6 - 10
#41037
June 13 - 17
#41038
June 20 - 24
#41039
June 27 – July1
#41040
July 5 - 8*
#41041
July 11 - 15
#41042
July 18 - 22
#41043
July 25 - 29
BATON CAMP
Has your daughter dreamed of becoming a majorette on the football field, or
twirling a baton in the parade? Come and learn the fundamentals of baton
twirling taught by United States Twirling Association certified instructors. You’ll
learn to roll, wrap, toss, and twirl your baton. We’ll march in formation and twirl
to the beat of one of our favorite songs in our spectacular closing show for the
parents on the last day of camp. All campers will receive a t-shirt and a merit
award! Participants should bring/wear sunscreen, running shoes, baton, snack,
and water bottle.
9:15 a.m. – 3:15 p.m.
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CLEVELAND INDIANS YOUTH BASEBALL CAMP
Ages 6 - 12*
Learn to play ‘The Indians Way’ in a safe, fun environment! Led by former Major
Leaguer and Mentor native Matt Kata, Indians Youth Baseball camps are the
ultimate developmental experience for youth baseball and softball players
in Northeast Ohio. Whether your child is just getting introduced to the game
of baseball or has been playing for a while, Indians Youth Baseball Camps will
develop and improve upon the same basic fundamentals that Indians players
work on each and every day – hitting, throwing, fielding, and base-running.
Throughout the week, the qualified and professional coaching staff emphasizes
the importance of keeping the focus on the process and the things that we
can control: our Attitude, Concentration, and Effort, and encourages each
participant to ‘A-C-E the Day!’ All campers receive an Indians jersey and hat,
Indians drawstring backpack, camp workbook and a voucher for two tickets to
see the Indians play on Indians Youth Baseball Camp Reunion Day (August 21).
Please note: ALL REGISTRATION FOR THIS CAMP MUST BE COMPLETED AT
WWW.INDIANS.COM/YOUTHBASEBALL prior to June 5. Child must turn six before
the first day of camp.
Camp Director: Matt Kata, Manager of Youth Baseball Development
for Cleveland Indians
Location: Garfield Park
June 13 - 17 Monday – Friday 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Resident/Nonresident: $199 (No discount on this camp)
CHEERLEADING, JUMPS
AND TUMBLING CAMP
Grades 1 - 3
Cheerleading is more than cheers, chants and motions. Jumps and tumbling are
the skills that make cheerleading a sport! PREPS offers qualified professional,
safety-conscious gymnastic instructors to teach these skills. We teach cheers
and chants with motions and jumps as well as all the tumbling skills needed for
today’s cheerleaders. Wear tennis shoes and bring identified pompoms. Bring
identified water bottles and healthy snacks. AM campers bring lunch. A $5
insurance fee is due to instructor the first day of camp.
Camp Director: Northshore Preps Staff
Location: Garfield Park Lounge
#41062
June 20 - 23
Monday – Thursday
#41063
July 18 - 21
Monday – Thursday
Resident:$51 / Nonresident: $63
1 – 3 p.m.
10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
TUMBLING FOR CHEERLEADERS
& GYMNASTS CAMP
Grades 3 - 5 and 6 - 7
Good tumbling skills are a must for today’s cheerleader. Tumbling skills will include
cartwheels, round offs, front and back handsprings, dive rolls and handstands. This
8 hour camp will also include jumps. Wear leotard or loose clothing with no belts
and shirts that will stay tucked in. Bring identified water bottle and healthy snacks.
A $5 insurance fee is due to instructor the first day of camp.
Location: Taft Elementary, 1580 E. 332nd St., Eastlake
Grades 3 – 5
#41064
July 11 - 14
Monday – Thursday
12:30 – 2:30 p.m.
Grades 6 & 7
#41065
July 11 - 14
Monday – Thursday
3 – 5 p.m.
FENCING CAMP
MENTOR CHEERLEADING CAMP
Ages 6 - 11
In this high energy camp for ages 6 – 11, cheerleaders will learn cheers,
jumps, chants, and pom-pom routines from former and current Mentor High
cheerleaders. We’ll even have a grand finale show for parents on the final day!
Ra-ra!
Camp Director: Kim Kornmiller
Location: Mentor Beach Park North Room
#42080
July 11 - 15
Monday – Friday
9:30 – 11:30 a.m.
PRESCHOOL CHEERLEADING CAMP Ages 4, 5 & 6
Preschoolers learn skills that are the foundation of physical movement,
coordination and body awareness while they are creatively having fun learning
preschool cheers, chants, motions, jumps and tumbling. On the last day of this
6 hour camp, our cheerleaders will present a “picture perfect moment” pep
rally for family and friends! Wear tennis shoes and bring identified pompoms.
Morning campers bring identified water bottle and lunch, and afternoon
campers bring snacks and beverage. A $5 insurance fee is due to instructor the
first day of camp.
Location: Garfield Park Lounge
#41060
June 20, 22 24
Mon, Wed, Fri
#41061
July 18, 20, 22
Mon, Wed, Fri
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Ages 8 - 14
Zorro won’t hold a candle to you after you learn the fundamentals of modern
foil fencing in this new day camp for kids ages 8 and older. You’ll learn
stretching, footwork, lunges, attack, parry-riposte, strategy, tactics and bouting.
Fun and safety are emphasized while developing hand-eye coordination, agility,
dexterity and stamina as well as social skills and manners. All equipment is
provided, so come out and try something new. Please wear loose, comfortable
clothing and tennis shoes. Bring a water bottle with your name on it, too.
10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
1 p.m. – 3 p.m.
Camp Director: Tom Nagy
Location: Mentor Beach Park South Room
#41066 July 11 - 15
Monday – Friday
INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCING
FENCING CAMP
9 – 11 a.m.
Ages 8 - 14
If you’ve already studied basic fencing, this advanced camp will help you learn
more about the growing sport of fencing. This camp begins where beginning
fencing ends, concentrating on developing additional parry strategies, bouting
and learning more about penalties and how they affect competition. Please
wear loose, comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Bring a water bottle with
your name on it, too.
Camp Director: Tom Nagy
Location: Mentor Beach Park South Room
#41067
July 11 - 15
Monday – Friday
11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
REGISTER ONLINE AT
FIGURE SKATING & HOCKEY CAMP
Ages 5 - 12
This camp, held weekly, offers a day camp atmosphere for skaters which
incorporates arts & crafts, swimming and group games and activities, all with
a focus on figure skating and hockey skating skills. Individual skating times
are small group lessons are also a key component designed to help skaters
improve skills and practice throughout the summer. The summer program will
be tailored to your skater’s needs. Off-ice classes are also available including
dance, ballet and jump. Contact Holly Maher at (440) 974-5730 to schedule.
Prerequisite: for this camp include the successful completion of Basic 2 or Tot 2
skate lessons.
Camp Director: Holly Maher
#Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
#41122
May 31 – June 3*
#41123
June 6 - 10
#41124
June 13 - 17
#41125
June 20 - 24
#41126
June 27 – July 1
#41127
July 5 - 8*
#41128
July 11 - 15
#41129
July 18 - 22
#41130
July 25 - 29
#41131
August 1 - 5
Monday – Friday
Monday – Friday
Monday – Friday
Monday – Thursday
Monday – Friday
Monday – Friday
Monday – Friday
Monday – Friday
Monday – Friday
Monday – Friday
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Or pay a per day fee : Resident: $41 / Nonresident: $51
GOLF CAMP
Ages 8 - 14
This concentrated instruction in golf will teach the junior golfer the
fundamentals of rules and etiquette. The camp will focus on swing technique,
and the short game, including chipping, pitching, sand shots, and putting. The
fee includes range balls. Campers are encouraged to bring their own clubs,
or loaner clubs will be provided. Camp will be limited to 6 students per class.
Please wear comfortable clothes, golf or tennis shoes, sunscreen, and bring a
water bottle to each class.
Instructor: Professional Golf Staff
Location: Black Brook Golf Course
Ages 8 -11
#41367
June 13 - 16
#41369
June 20 - 23
#41371
June 27 - 30
#41373
July 11 - 14
Mon – Thurs
Mon – Thurs
Mon – Thurs
Mon – Thurs
Age 12 - 14
#41368
June 13 - 16
#41370
June 20 - 23
#41372
June 27 - 30
#41374
July 11 - 14
Mon – Thurs
Mon – Thurs
Mon – Thurs
Mon – Thurs
9 – 10:30 a.m.
9 – 10:30 a.m.
9 – 10:30 a.m.
9 – 10:30 a.m.
11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE
Ages 10 - 18
Each Thursday morning in the summer, more than 100 juniors tee it up for 9
holes of golf in this program designed for the experienced junior golfer. The
league includes instruction from the Professional Golf Staff, skills contests, and
regular course play. Prizes, awards and an end of season cookout are included.
Players pay greens fees weekly. No play on July 14.
Age 12 - 18
#41837
#41838
June 2 – August 4
June 2 – August 4
Thursday
Thursday
9 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
Age 10-12
#41839
#41840
June 2 – August 4
June 2 – August 4
Thursday
Thursday
10 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
League registration fee: $54
Greens fees paid weekly
JUNIOR GOLF SPECIALIZED PROGRAM
Ages 12 - 18
Do you want to try out for your high school golf team or play at a higher level?
This specialized program is just for you. You’ll have a 15 minute clinic with our
pro each week covering everything from playing, etiquette, and rules, then
golfers will play 9 or 18 holes and record their scores to establish a U.S.G.A.
handicap. No play on July 14.
Instructor: P.G.A. Professional Tim Ausperk
#41841
June 2 – August 4
Thursday
8 a.m.
League registration fee: $54a
JUNIOR SPORTS CAMP
Ages 4 & 5; 6 & 7
Learn the basics of all the sports you love to play! This camp gives boys and girls
the opportunity to experience a variety of different sports in a fun and positive
setting in just one week. Campers will learn the basic skills of football, soccer,
and baseball/softball and have the opportunity to participate in game-like
settings every day. Campers will be placed in an environment that promotes
learning, positive reinforcement, team work and sportsmanship. Please wear/
bring to camp: tennis shoes, weather appropriate clothing, a water bottle with
your name on it, and sunscreen.
Camp Director: Branden Keeper
Location: Location: Edward R Walsh Park (formerly Bellflower Park)
Ages 4 & 5
#41047
June 13 - 17
Ages 6 & 7
#41048
June 13 - 17
Monday – Friday
9 – 10:15 a.m.
Monday – Friday
10:45 a.m. – 12 p.m.
NATURE CRAFT 1.6
Ages 7 - 12
Find the tools, learn the crafts, and use your Mine Craft know-how in real life.
You and your group will design your skins and then fill your chests with all
the artifacts (like pickaxes, compasses, granite, maps and more) that you will
need to explore, create and survive in the lagoons biome. We’ll forage for food,
make fires, build shelters and even outsmart the monsters on our night hike. Be
prepared though with insect repellent, sunscreen and water gear, we’ll be hiking,
swimming, kayaking while we build our own community outside of the video
game!
Camp Director: Michelle Haag
Location: Mentor Lagoons
#41052
July 18 - 22
Monday – Friday FULL
#41053
July 18 - 22
Monday – Friday
9:15 a.m. – 12 p.m.
12:30 – 3:15 p.m.
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SCUBA CAMP
Ages 10 - 14
You’ll learn all about how scuba diving can be the adventure of a lifetime in this
one-week camp. You’ll complete all the pool training and classroom training
needed to earn your PADI Open Water Certification in a safe and enjoyable
environment. You’ll learn about dive safety, equipment and procedures, as
well as, what it’s like diving in the underwater world, how to communicate
underwater, seeing and hearing in the deep and how to stay fit and healthy for
diving. Bring a bag lunch, drink and towel each day and don’t forget to wear
your swimsuit each day too! Course fee includes manual, logbook and dive
tables, and all scuba equipment. Please have the camper’s height, weight and
shoe size when registering.
Instructor: Just Add Water Scuba Staff
#41068
July 25 - 29
Monday – Friday
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
THE PADI SEAL TEAM CAMP
Ages 8 - 11
PADI Seal Team Camp is for young divers who are looking for an action-packed,
adventurous program filled with exciting scuba “Aqua Missions.” A PADI Seal,
will learn the basics of safe diving and will later be able to explore different
Aqua Missions or specialty dives like; Wreck diving , Navigation, Underwater
Photography, Fish ID and Reef Awareness and more. Here’s your chance to
explore cool Aqua Missions, meet friends and share in the adventure of the
underwater world. And best of all - join a winning team - become a PADI Seal
Team Member!
#41068
July 11 - 15
Monday – Friday
9 – 11:30 a.m.
SOCCER CAMP
Ages 6 - 12
Mentor Recreation will help you get ready for the fall soccer season with this
instructional soccer camp for boys and girls. Emphasis is on skill development,
teamwork, and sporting conduct. Coaches will use circuit training to teach
soccer fundamentals such as heading, ball collection, passing, shooting, and
dribbling. Campers practice and develop skills in age and ability appropriate
learning groups. Camp provides opportunities for both beginning and
advanced players to improve and enhance their soccer playing abilities and be
ready for the field this fall. Small-sided matches will be played daily.
Camp Director: Mentor Soccer Club
Location: Krueger Park
#41045
July 25 - 29
Monday – Friday
TRACK AND FIELD CAMP
9:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Ages 7 - 14
Camp Director: Rob Grove
Location: Mentor High School Stadium
Monday – Thursday
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Ages 5 - 14
Camp Director: USFTL Sports Staff #41057
July 25 - 28
Location: Edward R Walsh Park
Monday – Thursday
VOLLEYBALL FOR BEGINNERS BUMP, SET, SPIKE
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Ages 8 - 12
Bump, set and spike your way through this camp as you learn the basics of
volleyball. Camp director Branden Keeper and his staff will help beginner players
learn rotation, positions, scoring and more to develop strong volleyball skills. Each
camper will receive a camp shirt.
Location: Ridge Middle School Gym
#41049
July 11 - 15
Monday – Friday
VOLLEYBALL CAMP SERVING, STRATEGY & MORE
8:30 – 10:15 a.m.
Ages 9 - 14
If you’ve got volleyball experience, this camp led by director Branden Keeper will
help you refine your skills and prepare for competitive volleyball. Campers will
practice and develop skills in age and ability appropriate learning groups. Each
camper will receive a volleyball camp shirt.
#41050
July 11 - 15
Monday - Friday
10:30 am - 12:15 pm
VOLLEYBALL FOR ADVANCING PLAYERS Ages 9 - 14
If you’ve played on a team or have participated in previous camps, this camp
will help you refine your skills and prepare for more competitive volleyball.
Campers will practice and develop skills in age and ability appropriate learning
groups. We’ll work on cardiovascular conditioning, jump drills and plyometrics
too to develop strength and agility.
At Track Camp, you will gain experience in track and field events including
sprints, hurdles, relays, high jump, long jump, and shot put. They will learn
about each event through circuit training and will be grouped by age and
experience. Campers receive a track camp T-shirt. Junior High athletes should
bring running shoes and track spikes with 1/8’ spikes. Camp provides an
excellent opportunity for all 7 - 14 year olds to prepare for the City of Mentor
Junior Olympic Track Meet on Friday, June 24.
#41044
June 20 - 23
USFTL FLAG FOOTBALL
Join USFTL (United States Flag & Touch Football League) Directors, USFTL
Cleveland Flag Football Hall of Famers, and USFTL Coaches & Counselors’ for
four days of flag football fun! You learn and practice flag football skills including
throwing and catching, running with the ball, how to run pass routes, and flag
pulling, along with proper stretching, warm-up routines, and teamwork - all
while having fun! Age groups will be organized for beginners and advanced
athletes, and we’ll have a camp scrimmage on Thursday.
9 – 11 a.m.
#41051
July 11 - 15
Monday – Friday
12:45 – 2:30 p.m.
DISCOVERY CAMPS
ARTISTS CAMP
Ages 7 - 12
Calling all young artists! Start your summer off with a week filled with fun and
creativity. Art educator and creative artist Jacqui Spetrino will guide you in
developing your drawing skills while experimenting with a variety of fun art
mediums. You’ll bring home five unique works of art that your parents will cherish
for a lifetime! We’ll end the week with an art show so you can show your family all
the wonderful work you’ve created!
Instructor: Jacqui Spetrino
Location: Community Center Woods Room
#41073
#41075
#41074 #41076 June 6 - 10 June 6 - 10 June 13 - 17 June 13 - 17 Monday – Friday
Monday – Friday
Monday – Friday
Monday – Friday
9 – 11:30 a.m.
1 – 3:30 p.m.
9 – 11:30 a.m.
1 – 3:30 p.m.
GRANDPARENT & ME CAMP
PINEWOOD DERBY SCIENCE CAMP
Grandparents and their grandkids can explore summer camp together in this
intergenerational camp experience. Meet at Wildwood Cultural Center the first
two days and participate in games and activities, create a variety of arts & crafts,
and go exploring in outdoor adventures together. The last day will be spent at
the Mentor Lagoons Nature Preserve & Marina where kayaking, nature walks, a
hayride and campfire will complete the experience. This is a memory that your
grandchildren will cherish forever! Price of camp is per person.
This is not your typical pinewood derby camp! In this highly creative camp, boys
and girls ages 8 - 12 will work in a fun team environment for two hours per day
to learn about the requirements, brainstorm your design, then design and build
a powered pinewood derby car. You’ll learn the basic stages for developing
a new product and simple manufacturing concepts while exploring various
sciences and engineering topics such as electric motors, thrust, gravity, and
gearing. This final day of camp will be used to determine what team has the
fastest car on the track! Camp will be instructed by Branden Keeper, an engineer
with over 15 years of design and manufacturing experience.
Ages 5 & up with Grandparent
Camp Director: Maggie Kuyasa
Location: Wildwood Cultural Center & Mentor Lagoons Marina
#41077
July 27 - 29
Wednesday – Friday
Instructor: Branden Keeper
9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
#41070
June 27 - 30
Ages 8 - 12
Location: Mentor Beach Park
Monday – Friday
9:30 – 11:30 am
SUPERHERO ACADEMY Ages 4 - 6
Look up in the sky, it’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s YOU! Join us for a week for of
Superhero adventures! We will create our own superhero outfits, come up with
our superhero names and learn how to defend the universe against villains. All
while having fun outdoors doing superhero obstacle courses, crafts and games!
Campers should bring a superhero snack and water bottle with their name on it.
#41071
July 25 - 29
Location: Walsh Park
Monday – Friday
9 – 11 a.m.
X-TREME SCIENCE CHALLENGE CAMP Ages 8 - 12
JUNKYARD ROBOT SCIENCE CAMP
Ages 6 - 10
In the morning camp, we will use the power of science to build a Bristle Bot that’s
up to our Battle Arena and Race Course. Meet the electro-powered Robo Bug.
Explore alternative energy and save the Earth with our Green Energy Station.
In the afternoon camp, create your own Ride! Explore Newton’s Laws and
wire up your Wacky Wild Wheels. Get zapped with our Shockingly-fun Nerve
Tester. We will build NASA’s original robot hand. Just for fun, campers will
enter the Potions Academy and mix up some gooey science with erupting
foam monsters, crystal rainbows and more. At the end of camp, your projects
(including robot) go home with you.
All registration for this camp must be completed at www.classroomantics.com
prior to June 10.
Camp Director: Classroom Antics Educator
June 27 – July 1
Monday – Friday
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
June 27 – July 1
Monday – Friday
1 – 4 p.m.
AMUSEMENT PARK SCIENCE CAMP
Ever want to design your own Amusement Park?
Ages 6-10
In the morning camp, master circuits & motors as you create the rides of your
dreams. Harness the forces of gravity to construct a roller coaster. Create your
own Tower of Doom.
In the afternoon camp, create your own Midway Games. Experiment and see
how things can flash, fizz, stick and glow while building your own fun physics
carnival with mini rides and games. Investigate solar sunglass science and make
your own refreshments. The fun never ends when you take this carnival home
and challenge your friends.
Registration for this camp must be completed at www.classroomantics.com
prior to July 10.
Camp Director: Classroom Antics Educator
August 1 - 5
Monday – Friday
August 1 - 5
Monday – Friday
Discover the exciting world of science with fun, hands-on challenges. Instructor
Branden Keeper will guide you through a new science challenge each day. Through hands-on experience and problem solving, you’ll learn about material
strength, propulsion, acceleration, forces, and pressure. Students will work in a
kid friendly, collaborative team environment. At the end of each day the teams
will compete in a science challenge. Challenges will include the Egg Drop
Survival, the Paper Tug-of-War, and the Catapult Launch along with other fun
challenges. Get ready to have some fun!
Location: Community Center
#41072
July 11 - 15
Monday – Friday
PUPPET CAMP
9 – 11 a.m.
Ages 7 - 12
An introduction to puppet construction and manipulation. The class will involve
simple puppet assembly which may include paper bag, glove, hand, and stick
puppets. The class will create a story, or stories, which involves their puppets
and present the show on the last day of class. Through the creation of individual
puppets and their stories, students will have the opportunity to exercise their
creativity and imagination, as well as expand their crafting and collaboration skills.
Instructor: Linda Janosko
Location: Wildwood Blue Room
#43075
June 6 - 10
Resident: $52 / $60 Nonresident
Monday – Friday
DRAWING CAMP
9 – 11:30 a.m.
Ages 13 - 17
An introduction and exploration of different aspects of drawing. Using pencils
and paper to create, students will explore methods of representing and
interpreting what they see and imagine. Students will have the opportunity
to enhance their skills of observation and creation by exploring several styles
of drawing. Student will need the following supplies: Sketch pad with a stiff
cardboard back (11” x 14”) HB & 2B pencils, non-abrasive eraser and pencil
sharpener.
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Instructor: Linda Janosko
1 – 4 p.m.
#43077
June 6 - 10
Resident: $52 / $60 Nonresident
Monday – Friday
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FUN IN THE KITCHEN COOKING CAMP FOR KIDS
Ages 6 - 12
Kids ages 6-12 will get to create, learn and experience cooking in our kitchen instead of yours with lots of hands-on fun! There is an additional $6 food fee payable in
cash to the instructor at each class. Each class features plenty of food to sample and recipes to take home. Please remember to dress for a mess!
Instructor: Judi Strauss
Location: Wildwood Kitchen
Resident: $19 / Nonresident: $22 per class
COOKIE DREAMS
All new cookie recipes sure to please the cookie monsters in your home.
Recipes include Lemon Meltaways, maple cookies, craisin cookies and so many
more. We will bake a lot of cookies so be prepared to have a plateful for home.
Recipes included.
#41110
July 11
Monday
1 – 3 p.m.
PASTA
This dinner time staple is more popular than ever. In class your child will learn
how to make pasta from scratch. Among the pastas we’ll try are carrot, broccoli,
and sesame, whole-wheat, sour cream and many more. There will be hands-on
pasta rolling and some recipes for using store bought pasta, too. There will also
be recipes to take home.
#41111
July 12
Tuesday
1 – 3 p.m.
EASY SNACKS
Everybody likes to snack, but we worry about what our children are snacking on.
In this class children will get hands on experience making tasty and good for you
snacks. They will also bring extras home for you to sample along with recipes.
#41112
July 13
Wednesday
1 – 3 p.m.
ICE CREAM, YOU SCREAM:
This class will give your child a chance to make all sorts of frozen treats. From ice
cream and sorbets to ice cream sandwiches and sundae sauces, we will do them
all. You will certainly enjoy the recipes they bring home and they will love the
frosty treats they make in class.
#41113
July 14
Thursday
1 – 3 p.m.
CRAZY FOR CHOCOLATE
Chocolate is one of those foods that almost everybody loves. Cooking with
chocolate can be enjoyable, too. From the basics of working with chocolate to
baked treats this class will give your child plenty of ways to indulge. They will get
a chance to taste plenty of chocolate treats and will have recipes to take home.
#41114
July 18
Monday
1 – 3 p.m.
PIECE A PIZZA
Here is a chance for your child to get hands on experience making pizza from
scratch including a tasty crust and terrific toppings. Your child will also get
instruction on making Mexican pizza, pizza bagels and more. There will plenty to
taste in class and recipes for home.
#41115
July 19
Tuesday
NEW! TEEN CUISINE
Ages 13 - 17
Is your teenager always asking “What can I eat?’ Here are some teen food
favorites that they can learn to prepare for themselves. There is plenty of
hands-on fun with recipes to sample and take home. Remember to dress
for a mess! Each class has an additional $6 food fee payable in cash to the
instructor at class. Class is from 1-3 p.m. on the date listed.
PIECE A PIZZA
Here is a chance for your teen to get hands on experience making pizza
from scratch including a tasty crust and terrific toppings. Your teen will also
get instruction on making Mexican pizza, pizza bagels and more. There will
plenty to taste in class and recipes for home.
#41118
July 25
Monday
1 – 3 p.m.
PASTA
This dinner time staple is more popular than ever. In class your teen will
learn how to make pasta from scratch. Among the pastas we’ll try are
carrot, broccoli, and sesame, whole-wheat, sour cream and many more.
There will be hands-on pasta rolling and some recipes for using store
bought pasta, too. There will also be recipes to take home.
#41119
July 26
Tuesday
1 – 3 p.m.
CUPCAKES
Cupcakes are loved by young and old and can be the right dessert for casual
and formal events alike. In class your teen will get recipes for a variety of
cupcakes and frostings with a chance to bake and decorate cupcakes.
#41120
July 27
Wednesday
1 – 3 p.m.
COOKING WITH TORTILLAS
They are one of the most versatile foods around yet many of us only use
tortillas in Mexican cooking. In this class your teen will get to make pizzas,
roll-ups and even blintzes out of tortillas. There will be plenty of hands-on
fun in class and recipes to take home.
#41121
July 28
Thursday
1 – 3 p.m.
1 – 3 p.m.
EASY DESSERTS
In this class your child will get hands on experience making a variety of desserts.
All of them are tasty and some are even good for you. There will be desserts to
sample in class and extras to take home. There will also be recipes to take home
and share with the family.
#41116
July 20
Wednesday
1 – 3 p.m.
FUN AND EASY PICNIC FOODS
Summertime is a great time to eat outside. This class will teach your child some
fun foods to make and take to your next picnic. Salads, wraps, desserts snacks,
beverages and more. Packing to keep food safe will also be taught.
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1 – 3 p.m.
NEW! DISCOVERING INTERIOR DESIGN
BABYNASTICS
Grades 9 - 12
Interested in pursuing a career in the interior design field? Do you love fabrics
and color and dream about creating gorgeous living environments? Then this
camp is for you! This camp touches on the basics of residential design. Students
will be introduced to basic design principles and elements as well as basic
sketching, hand drafting, and rendering skills. Students will get to design a
room of their choice! They will complete an inspiration board, floor plan and
presentation board complete with furniture, color, finish and textile selections!
Students will need to bring the following supplies: sketchbook (8.5 x 11 or 9 x 12),
pencils, erasers, rulers, scissors and (2) 20” x 30” white foam core boards.
Instructor: Julie E. Harton – Julie Elizabeth Interior Design, Adjunct Professor in
Interior Design at Tri-C
#41133 June 6 - 17
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
HUMMINGBIRD SOCCER
9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Ages 3 - 6
Children ages 3-6 have fun and learn the basics of soccer in an age-appropriate
program. Players learn dribbling, passing, trapping, shooting, defending, and
positioning. Each session consists of instruction in all aspects of the game,
participation in fun drills designed to teach skills, and fun, low- key, noncompetitive games.
Instructors: Jump Start Sports Coaches
Ages 3 & 4
#40111
#41466
April 7 – May 12
June 15 – July 20
Thursday
Wednesday
6 – 6:55 p.m.
6 – 6:55 p.m.
Ages 5 & 6
#40112
April 7 – May 13
#41468
June 11 – July 16
Thursday
Wednesday
7 – 7:55 p.m.
7 – 7:55 p.m.
Ages 10 - 20 months
Just for babies who are a little more mobile and have more cruising time under
their belt, Babynastics is a child-initiated, parent and child exploration program
designed to help develop your baby’s body awareness, vocabulary and attention
span while having FUN using equipment such as our ball pit, ladders and wedges.
A $5 insurance fee is payable to instructor first day of class. No class July 4.
Instructor: Northshore Prep Staff
#41381
June 13 – July 25
Resident: $60 / Nonresident: $ 65
Monday
ME & MY BUDDY
10 – 10:45 a.m.
Ages 2 ½ - 3 ½
Does your child need to develop rhythm and motor skills, muscle coordination
and eye-hand/eye-foot coordination? The progressive curriculum of this
all around parent & child class combines the imagination of creative weekly
themes with age-appropriate equipment that will enhance coordination,
balance and body movement and control. Social and emotional growth,
direction following, preschool and kindergarten concepts, good sportsmanship
and fair play are also developed. Tumbling, balance beam, vaulting and bar
skills are enhanced with preschool tumbling aids. Activities also include ball
work, parachute, hoola hoops and more. A $5 insurance fee is payable to
instructor first day of class.
#41497
June 13 – July 25
#41498
June 14 – July 26
Residents: $62 / Nonresidents: $67
Monday
Tuesday
PRE-GYM
6 – 6:45 p.m.
10 – 10:45 a.m.
Ages 3 ½ - 5
Your child will learn all-around coordination program combines the imagination
of creative weekly themes with age-appropriate equipment that will enhance
coordination, balance and body movement and control. Social and emotional
growth, direction following, preschool and kindergarten concepts, good
sportsmanship and fair play are also developed. Tumbling, balance beam,
vaulting and bar skills are enhanced with preschool tumbling aids. Activities
also include ball work, parachute, hoola hoops and more. A $5 insurance fee is
payable to instructor first day of class.
#41518
June 13 – July 25
#41519
June 14 – July 26
Monday
Tuesday
6:55 – 7:40 p.m.
11 – 11:45 a.m.
PREPNASTICS
Ages 4 - 5
Your little prep will “bring home the gold” of self-confidence through this
progressive, age-appropriate gymnastic class. Curriculum provides successful
experiences in a self-competitive atmosphere. Children develop coordination,
poise, body movement and control while rolling like a meatball, cart wheeling
like a starfish, frosting cookies on the balance beam and climbing like a monkey
on the bars. A $5 insurance fee is payable to instructor first day of class..
#41520
June 16 – July 28
Thursday
6 – 6:45 p.m.
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GYMNASTICS
Ages 5 - 10
Progression and individual attention is the key to a successful learning
experience in developing tumbling, balance and gymnastic apparatus skills.
Children are grouped according to skill ability and agility. Skill testing is done
the first week of class. Your child’s class time may be changed to best suit their
needs in skill advancement. A $5 insurance fee is payable to instructor first day
of class.
Level 1 & 2
#41460
June 14 – July 26
Level 2 & 3
#41461
June 16 – July 28
Tuesday
Thursday
6 – 7:10 p.m.
6:55 – 8:05 p.m.
YOUTH TENNIS
City of Mentor Recreation partners with the Mentor Heisley Racquet Club
Pro-Staff to bring you its 2016 summer tennis program. The program is under
the direction of tennis coach, Joe Morgan (USPTA), who provides an excellent
opportunity for our community to enjoy and learn the great game of tennis.
Joe also train players during the indoor season at MHRC. He brings a modern
approach to learning the game. The goal is to provide the community with a
commitment to enthusiastic instruction. Make-up classes are not guaranteed,
however, every effort will be made to allow for make-up classes. In the case of
inclement weather, you may call Mentor Recreation at (440) 974-5720 about
15 - 20 minutes prior to the start of your class to see if specific class times are
canceled. If in doubt, show up!
QUICK START TENNIS FOR TINY TOTS
Ages 5 - 6
This program is designed for all players interested in learning the great game
of tennis using age appropriate equipment. The practice sessions for this age
group utilize a 36’ court and play with 19”, 21” and 23” racquets and foam balls.
The structure for this program consists of a warm-up activity, a physical skill,
a review of physical skills, development of a new skill, and a team game or
activity. This structure allows for the players to have initial success and create
greater enthusiasm for the game of tennis. Please bring a pee wee tennis
racquet and water bottle to class. Your child should wear tennis shoes and
loose, comfortable clothing.
Instructor: Joe Morgan
Location: Garfield Park Tennis Courts
#41521
June 7 - 23
Tuesday/Thursday
#41522
July 12 - 28
Tuesday/Thursday
QUICK START SUPERSTARS
MENTOR JUNIOR OLYMPICS
Friday, June 24, 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., Mentor High School Track
Ages 6 - 13
This track meet is free to all children within the Mentor Public School district.
Register on-site the day of the event. Athletes will be divided into boys and girls
groups in the following NEW age categories: 6-7, 8-9, 10-11 and 12-13. Age divisions
are based on the participant’s birth date as of June 30, 2015.
Children may participate in three events; 1 field event, 1 running event and 1 relay.
Relay teams can be put together at the meet. Participants must wear tennis shoes.
No spikes are permitted. Ribbons are awarded to first, second and third place.
Event winners represent Mentor at the Lake County meet competing against event
winners from throughout Lake County.
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8 – 8:55 a.m.
8 – 8:55 a.m.
Ages 7 - 10
This program is designed for all players interested in learning the great game
of tennis using age appropriate equipment. The practice sessions for this group
utilize a 36’ court and play with 19”, 21” and 23” racquets and foam balls. Like
the younger age group, the structure for this program consists of a warm-up
activity, a physical skill, a review of physical skills, development of a new skill,
and a team game or activity. This structure allows for the players to have initial
success and create greater enthusiasm for the game of tennis. Please bring a
pee wee tennis racquet and water bottle to class. Your child should wear tennis
shoes and loose, comfortable clothing.
#41523
June 6 - 22
Monday/Wednesday
#41524
July 11 - 27
Monday/Wednesday
8 – 8:55 a.m.
8 – 8:55 a.m.
LEVEL 1 TENNIS
Ages 11 - 13
Students will learn hand-eye coordination, footwork, basic racquet skills and
stroke pattern. Games will be played to introduce students to tactics and
strategy. Please bring your own 24 - 27” racquet, a water bottle, and wear tennis
#41490
#41491
June 6 - 22
July 11 - 27
Monday/Wednesday
Monday/Wednesday
9 – 9:55 a.m.
9 – 9:55 a.m.
LEVEL 2 TENNIS
Ages 14 - 18
This program is for both intermediate and beginning players within in this age
group. The emphasis will be on introducing modern tennis concepts through
creative drills and active games Continuation of proper stroke and footwork
patterns will be emphasized as well. Please bring your own 24 - 27” racquet, a
water bottle, and wear tennis shoes and loose, comfortable clothing.
#41492
#41493
June 7 - 23
July 12 - 28
Tuesday/Thursday
Tuesday/Thursday
9 – 9:55 a.m.
9 – 9:55 a.m.
Ages 14 - 18
This clinic will continue to develop fundamentals and introduce some new
concepts. This will include strengthening consistency, spin development, serve
and return skills. Players should be comfortable with live ball rally skills. This
program will prepare players for tournament play as well as high school team
play. Please bring your own 24 - 27” racquet, a water bottle, and wear tennis
#41494
#41495
June 7 - 23
July 12 - 28
Tuesday/Thursday
Tuesday/Thursday
ILLUSTRATING FOR FUN
10 – 10:55 a.m.
10 – 10:55 a.m.
Youth 10 - 15
Explore drawing what you like!!! You can go as far as your imagination will take
you. The class will be led by drawing character designs, expressions, action
poses, superheroes, monsters, or unicorns. Students will draw whatever their
creative mind think of. The class will use pencils, ink, and watercolor. Students
are encouraged to share thoughts and inspirations with the class, and then put
it on paper! The instructor will help guide the class with a basic foundation of
art: light, shadow, value, shape, color, composition and technique. This class is
intended to help the individual artist finish unique pieces of art, and sharpen
their skills, in a fun environment. Supply list: Pencil, Set of Faber-Castell Pitt
Artists’ Pens, or Micron Pens, sharpener, eraser, Watercolor paint and brush,
Sketch Book size 9x 12 or larger, Canson Marker Paper 9x12 or larger and
Canson or Strathmore Water color paper 9X12 or larger.
Instructor: Janie Walland
Location: Wildwood Craft Room
#43058
May 5 – June 23
LEVEL 3 TENNIS
YOUTH RECREATION
Thursday 6 – 7:30 p.m.
NEW! GETTING TO THE HEARTOF IT ALL
WITH COMMUNICATION!
Ages 13+
In today’s world we are busier than ever! And even though we have more ways to
keep in touch now than ever before we find ourselves not really communicating.
Well now it’s time to step back, reflect, and learn that real communication can be
easy, simple, fun and fulfilling!”
Instructor: Angelo Velotta
Location: Wildwood Front Room
#43059
May 4 - 25
Resident $26 / Nonresident $32
Wednesday
7 – 8 p.m.
NEW! AN INTRODUCTION TO FALCONRY
Ages 12+
Learn about the ancient sport of falconry as you handle and fly one of
our trained Harris’ Hawks to your glove. This session will provide a general
overview of the sport, as well as a strong focus in raptor ecology and
conservation, all while learning the basics of how to handle a trained falconry
raptor. Master Falconer Joe Dorrian began his journey towards becoming a
licensed Apprentice Falconer and became a state licensed Master Class falconer
in 2012. It was around this time that Dorrian began to see the connections
between what he taught in his leadership courses (Organizational and
Leadership Development Consultant) and his efforts training and hunting
with birds of prey. The Ohio School of Falconry is the meeting of these two
worlds. With each program that he facilitates, Dorrian strives to help individuals
understand and appreciate not only birds of prey and the sport of falconry, but
also the important roles that trust plays in the development of healthy working
relationships, whether it is with humans….or hawks! Instructor will provide all
necessary equipment/students should refrain from wearing anything made of
real/faux fur.
Instructor: Joe Dorrian, Master Falconer The Ohio School of Falconry
Location: Wildwood Park
#43064
May 22
#43065
July 17
Sunday
Sunday
9 – 10 a.m.
9 – 10 a.m.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
CELEBRATE EARTH DAY
JUST KIDS STUFF GARAGE SALE
Friday, April 22, 2 – 6 p.m., Wildwood Cultural Center
Thursday, May 19, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m., Garfield Park Pavilion
Join us as we celebrate Earth Day with a variety of family friendly activities,
games, and exhibitors that will help you be greener. Make and take home an
upcycled project like a pop bottle bird feeder, get advice from local experts on a
variety of green topics, and learn about local plants and animals. We’ll also take
you on a guided hike of the grounds where you can help with a tree planting or
make a low cost rain barrel. Free door prizes and tree seedlings for visitors while
supplies last.
Clean out the toy boxes, closets, and attics, and get ready for the Just Kids’ Stuff
Garage Sale. This is the biggest sale of children’s items around, often featuring
more than 70 vendors and more than 1,000 buyers.
WILDWOOD SINGERS PRESENT:
HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD!
Friday, May 6, 7:30 p.m., Mentor Senior Center
Come and enjoy some of your favorite songs from classic Hollywood films
including Casablanca, Mary Poppins, Singing in the Rain, Picnic, New York, New
York, Moonstruck, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Top Hat, and The Wizard of Oz.
Rousing chorus numbers, soulful ballads, and songs that transitioned to the
big screen from Broadway musicals will be presented. Sponsored by the City of
Mentor’s Community Arts Commission. Light refreshments will be served.
#39950
May 6
Friday
7:30 – 9 p.m.
WILDWOOD GARDEN CLUB’S
SPRING PLANT & FLOWER SALE
Saturday, May 14, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m., Wildwood Cultural Center
Admission: FREE
The Garden Club will have a great selection of outdoor plants and flowers at
reasonable prices for your summer garden. All proceeds benefit the Wildwood
Garden Club. The Plant Sale is held rain or shine!
MEMORIAL DAY WALKING PARADE
& CEREMONY
Reserve a city-owned table or plan to set up your own table on a 10’ x 10’ space
for the same fee, collected the morning of the sale.
Please keep the following rules in mind when planning your sale: You may not
sell out of your car, or hang items on clotheslines from the trees or pavilion. An
adult must be present at each table. Residents should be prepared to show a
currently utility bill and driver’s license to receive the resident rate. Set up for the
event begins at 7 a.m., no earlier.
Look for information on the next Just Kids Stuff Garage Sale taking place
September 10 in our Fall Parks & Recreation Guide delivered to homes in early
August.
NEW! MUSIC AT THE MANOR
Tuesdays, May 24 – June 14, 6:30 p.m., Wildwood Garden Patio
Admission: FREE
Enjoy an all new concert series at Wildwood! Take in beautiful spring evenings
with your friends on the Wildwood estate’s garden patio nestled behind the
manor house. Please bring a blanket or chair; limited picnic table seating is
available. In the event of rain, the program will be moved indoors and will
be limited to the first 50 people. Refreshments will be available for purchase
from Java Express throughout the evening. Sponsored by the City of Mentor’s
Wildwood Cultural Center and the Community Arts Commission. For more
information, please call (440) 974-5735 or visit www.cityofmentor.com.
May 24 – Chardon Polka Band – Polka with a twist
May 31 – Shivering Timbers – Folk/Rock
June 7 – In2ative - High energy flute/cello duo
June 14 – Nick Costa & Bill Pirie – All the Classics of Dean, Sammy & Frank
Monday, May 30, 10 a.m., Mentor Cemetery
Join the City of Mentor as we pay tribute to those who have served our country.
Parade units gather in the Heinen’s parking lot at 9 a.m. Step-off for the solemn
processional begins at 9:30 a.m. and follows Mentor Avenue to Hopkins Road to
Mentor Cemetery. Groups wishing to participate in the parade and/or memorial
services should call the Recreation Department at (440) 974-5720 before May 13.
There are many opportunities to become involved in the events produced by Mentor Parks & Recreation through
sponsorship and advertising. Call Jill Korsok at (440) 974-5720 or [email protected].
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MENTOR ROCKS!
Tuesdays, June 21 – August 2, 7 – 9 p.m.
Civic Center Amphitheatre
Admission: FREE
This year’s summer concert series is going to be BIGGER
& BETTER than ever with 7 awesome bands, great food,
refreshments and a new Mentor Rocks area for guests
21+. We’re amplifying our efforts in order to make this
weekly event even better than ever! Come for dinner,
great entertainment and lots of fun!
Bring your own lawn chairs or blankets:
no chairs are provided.
The concerts are FREE to the public. For more information,
please call (440) 974-5735 or visit www.mentorrocks.com.
June 21 –Dirty Deeds – AC/DC Tribute
June 28 –Out of Eden – Eagles Tribute
July 5 –Victory Highway – 70’s through today
Classic Rock and rock country chart toppers
July 12 –Post Road – Best in today’s country music
July 19 –Wanted– Bon Jovi Tribute
July 26 –Dark Side of the Moon – Pink Floyd Tribute
August 2 –MidLife Chryslers –
Classic Rock featuring Michael Stanley
Mentor Rocks is sponsored by the City of Mentor,
Community Arts Commission and the following:
Food Vendors include:
Scott’s Fire & Ice
Jimmy’s Backyard BBQ
Tommy’s Gourmet Dawgs & BBQ
Classic Kettle Corn
Agent Sally Wilson
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MENTOR FARMERS
MARKET
Fridays, June 3 – September 30, 2 – 6:30 p.m.
Garfield Park Upper Grounds
FREE Admission
Mentor Farmers Market
has grown into a weekly
celebration of locally
grown food and custom
treats. Join us at the
market and enjoy an
afternoon under centuryold shaded trees while
you purchase fresh, local produce, baked goods, and arts
& crafts! We’ll be there every Friday from 2 - 6 p.m., June 6
through September 30.
Interested in becoming a vendor? Contact Marcey Bryant [email protected]
or call (440) 974-5735. No Market Friday, July 1.
THE CITY OF MENTOR’S
CORPORATE GOLF CHALLENGE
Saturday, June 11, 1 p.m. Shotgun Start, Black Brook Golf Course
Put your best team or teams together from your company, business, or social
group for the 4-person scramble Corporate Golf Challenge. The winning
foursome will receive a trophy for display and have their name entered on our
Winner’s Plaque in the clubhouse. Winners will also take home gift certificates
for 18 holes with cart. Prizes for closest to the pin and longest drive will also
be awarded. Included in the cost is 18 holes with cart, range balls, hot dog
and chips at the turn, and hand crafted burgers with country fried potatoes
afterwards. Non-alcoholic beverages will also be provided and our cash bar
will be open all day. Cost is $200 per four-person team with payment and
registration due by Saturday, June 4. Call the course at (440) 951-0020 for details
or to register.
BENJAMIN F. EDWARDS
PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT
Saturday & Sunday, June 11 – 12,
Civic Center Park Pickleball Courts
This skills level tournament sponsored by Mentor Pickleball features Men’s and
Women’s Doubles on Saturday and Mixed Doubles competition on Sunday.
Response from last year’s tournament was excellent, with 95% of participants
rating the tournament as Very Good/Excellent and nearly all expecting to
participate again in 2016. We hope you can join us for this tournament at one of
the premier Pickleball facilities in the Midwest! Don’t play? Come and check it out
and see if this sport is for you.
Registration information and details will be posted at www.mentorpickleball.org
and at www.usapa.org as it is becomes available.
Tournament director Brian Murphy can be reached at: [email protected].
NEW!
ON TAP: A CRAFT BEER
EXPERIENCE
Saturday, June 18, 3 – 8 p.m.
Civic Center Park
Join the City of Mentor and our partners at The Brew
Mentor for our newest, tastiest special event! Sample
amazing beers from more than 35 different local and
national craft brewers and learn all about this growing
industry while listening to great music and indulging in
some local food.
Tickets are $30 in advance and $40 at the door and include 15 sampling tickets and admission to all activities.
Designated driver tickets are $15 in advance and $25 at the door, and include free soft drinks, admission and all other
activites. Get your tickets at www.cityofmentor.com. This is a 21 and over event and all guests must show a valid ID to
receive a wristband and admission to the event. No children will be admitted. Pets are prohibited.
Visit www.cityofmentor.com for a lineup of breweries and more details about the event.
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HEADLANDS BEACHFEST
Saturday, July 16, 11 a.m. – 7 p.m., Headlands Beach State Park
This is NOT your typical day at the beach.
Bring your friends and family and join the City of Mentor
for the largest free beach party of the year!
• Watch 5 World Champion sand sculptors create
amazing sculptures as they compete for the grand prize
• Stroll and shop dozens of arts and crafts vendors
• Enjoy live beach music and strolling entertainment
• Watch beautiful performances by the Ohio Society
For the Elevation of Kites
WILDWOOD FINE ARTS FESTIVAL
Sunday, June 26, 10:30 a.m. – 5 p.m., Wildwood Cultural Center
Admission: $2
Featuring more than 50 artists with original and unique art of the highest
quality, the Wildwood Fine Arts Festival is one of the best arts festivals around!
Held on the beautiful grounds of the Wildwood Cultural Center, you’ll also
enjoy live music, refreshments and children’s activities. Interested artists should
download an application at www.cityofmentor.com. For more information,
contact the festival committee at [email protected], or Wildwood
Cultural Center at (440) 974-5735.
• Build sandcastles
• For kids – create beach-related craft projects
• Enjoy delicious food such as pizza, tacos, ice cream,
BBQ and more a large selection of food trucks
Headland’s Beach Fest is a family-friendly celebration of
wind, water and sand. The event is held rain or shine.
Free admission and parking. More information is available
at www.headlandsbeachfest.com or by calling Mentor
Recreation at (440) 974-5720.
MENTOR CRUISE IN
Saturday, August 13, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., Civic Center Park
Come and check out all the autos that cruise into Mentor during this huge
show featuring hundreds of classic cars! Enjoy music, buy some lunch and stick
around for the awards ceremony. Cruisers may arrive between 8 a.m. – 10 a.m.
Pets, alcohol, rollerblades and bicycles are not permitted. For more information,
call (440) 974-5735 or visit www.cityofmentor.com. No Rain Date.
This event is sponsored by the Creative Artists Association, the City of Mentor’s
Wildwood Cultural Center and the Community Arts Commission.
JULY 4TH FIREWORKS DISPLAY
Saturday, July 4, 9:50 p.m., Civic Center Park
Come and see this spectacular FREE fireworks display set to begin at
approximately 9:50 p.m. Fireworks can be viewed from Civic Center Park and
Mentor High School. Please observe the designated No Parking areas in the
surrounding area. Continue the summer tradition with your family and spend
an enjoyable evening at Civic Center Park.
NEW! SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK
Sunday, July 24, 11 a.m. and 4 p.m., Wildwood Cultural Park
Admission: FREE
New this summer, bring your family and enjoy the traditional works of William
Shakespeare on the scenic grounds of Wildwood Cultural Center as we present
our first Shakespeare in the Park festival. We are partnering with the Geauga
Lyric Theater Guild to present two Shakesperean productions (titles to be
announced March 1). The first will be a youth production featuring advanced
acting students ages 11-20, the second a professional production of actors from
around the region. Both performances are free and vendors will be onsite for
food and beverages. Bring your lawn chair, your sense of adventure, and your
entire family! Look for more information coming soon at www.cityofmentor.com
DOGGIE DIP DAY
Saturday, August 20, 1 – 4 p.m., Civic Center Pool
Civic Center Pool will officially be going to the dogs! Bring your favorite fourlegged pal for a dip and enjoy some good family fun! Dogs must be licensed
and vaccinated, leashed when not in the pool, and owners must be prepared for
cleanup duty (we’ll have extra bags). You are welcome to bring dog toys.
The cost is $4 per dog.
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MENTOR CITYFEST PREVIEW
TWO Days - One BIG Event
Friday, August 26, 4 – 11 p.m. & Saturday, August 27, 11 a.m. – 11 p.m.
Mark your calendar for the biggest two-day event in northeast
Ohio! More than 25,000 people attended this family-oriented,
active event last year. We’re working to bring exciting features
to this year’s festival. This is what we’ve got planned so far:
• Two stages with nonstop entertainment. Headliners include
Lost State of Franklin and Disco Inferno (Friday) and Caliber
and Parrots of the Caribbean (Saturday)
Want to get involved?
Contact Nick Standering at [email protected].
Interested in sponsorship opportunities?
Contact Jill Korsok at [email protected].
• Inflatables and NEW interactive games for kids and adults
• Huge assortment of delicious foods from more than 20
vendors plus scheduled wine and beer tasting from great
local breweries
• High energy, jaw-dropping performances by the Boston based group Flippenout
• Live entertainment with The Amazing Giants, Cooking
Caravan and magician Matt Jergens
• Fun, family friendly Color Dash & Walk
• CityFest parade – the biggest parade in Lake County
• All new Saturday night spectacular - Park Ohio Powerboat
Parade featuring more than 40 powerboats
• Plus much, much more!
Visit www.MentorCityFest for all the latest details
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CITYFEST COLOR DASH & WALK
Not Your Average Fun Run!
Mark your calendar for the most colorful event of the year – the Mentor CityFest Color
Dash & Walk! Register now for this event taking place Saturday, August 27 at 7:00 pm
at Civic Center Park. The 2.5-mile fun run and walk, which starts & finishes at Mentor
CityFest, features seven different color zones to leave you festively decorated, flat
terrain along the Civic Center bike path, and lots of encouragement in a fun, friendly
environment.
Registration includes a Color Dash & Walk t-shirt, post-race party,
and fun in a festival entertainment.
Men’s and Women’s divisions include 13 and under, 14-17, 18-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39,
40-44, 45-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+. Awards go to the top 3 overall men & women and
medals will be awarded to the top 3 in each age division.
Packet pick-up is Thursday, August 25, 10 am – 8 pm, at Second Sole, 8791 Mentor
Avenue, Mentor. Race Day registration and check-in is Saturday, August 27, 5 – 6:30 pm
at the Mentor CityFest Race Tent, Civic Center Park, 8600 Munson Rd, Mentor.
Pre-race registration fee is $22 and $28 the day of race. Register online at www.
GreaterClevelandXC.com or MentorCityFest.com Get updated information on Mentor
CityFest and the Color Dash & Walk by connecting with us on Facebook, Twitter and
Instagram.The CityFest Color Dash & Run is sponsored by the City of Mentor and
Second Sole. To get involved as a sponsor, call Mentor Recreation at (440) 974-5720.
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GOLF
ON MOTHER’S DAY MOMS PLAY FREE
Sunday, May 8, Black Brook Golf Course
This Mother’s Day, treat your favorite mother to a free round of golf at Black
Brook Golf Course. All moms play free when accompanied by another player.
Call Black Brook Golf Course for tee times today (440) 951-0010. Cart not
included. Offer valid on Sunday, May 11 only.
THE CITY OF MENTOR’S
CORPORATE GOLF CHALLENGE
Saturday, June 11, 1 p.m. Shotgun Start, Black Brook Golf Course
Put your best team or teams together from your company, business, or social
group for the 4-person scramble Corporate Golf Challenge. The winning
foursome will receive a trophy for display and have their name entered on our
Winner’s Plaque in the clubhouse. Winners will also take home gift certificates
for 18 holes with cart. Prizes for closest to the pin and longest drive will also be
awarded. Included in the cost is 18 holes with cart, range balls, hot dog and chips
at the turn, and hand crafted burgers with country fried potatoes afterwards.
Non-alcoholic beverages will also be provided and our cash bar will be open all
day. Cost is $200 per four-person team with payment and registration due by
Saturday, June 4. Call the course at (440) 951-0020 for details or to register.
FATHER AND SON BEST BALL
Saturday, June 18. Tee times begin at 9 a.m.
Black Brook Golf Course
Join us for the annual Father & Son Best Ball contest and share some time together
before the big day! Fathers may play with as many as 3 sons. Divisions are determined
by the age of the son. Divisions 10 & 11 and 12 & 13 play 9 holes. Divisions 14 &
15, 16 & 17, and 18 & up play 18 holes. Registration is required by June 11. Call the
Recreation Department at (440) 974-5720 to register before June 11. Registration fee
is $5 per player. Greens fee paid at the course the day of the event. #43033
CITY OF MENTOR JUNIOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Monday July 18, Tee Times begin at 10 a.m.
Boys or Girls Divisions Ages 10 & 11, Ages 12 & 13 play 9 holes, Ages 14 & 15,
Ages 16 & 17 play 18 holes.
A champions trophy will be awarded to the lowest score in each division.
Registration is $25 per player and includes lunch. Register online using code #43034
at www.cityofmentor.com or call the Recreation Department at (440) 974-5720
before July 13. Greens fees are paid at the course the day of the event.
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We’re Mobile
EXCITING IMPROVEMENTS FOR 2016
Five new Back Tees are being added stretching the course out by 139 yards for golfers
that like a little bit more of a challenge. A new fleet of electric golf cars will be arriving
in the spring equipped with wind shields, sun canopies, and bag protectors along
with a beverage car for service during your round. Play a round and check it out.
Rates
April 15 – September 30
Black Brook Golf Course now has a mobile app and is working with NBC
Universal to offer online tee time booking! The Black Brook GC app is easy to
use and is available on Google Play and in the App Store. You can access a map
of the course, see hole descriptions and even get suggestions for play. You can
also book your tee times and see what times are available across several days to
make scheduling a foursome easier. Of course we’re always happy to book your
times for you too if you’d like to call us at (440) 951-0010.
Monday – Friday
9 holes
9 holes - Sr. /Jr.
18 holes
18 holes - Sr. /Jr.
Resident
$13.00
$10.25
$23.00
$17.75
Nonresident
$13.50
$10.75
$24.00
$18.75
Saturday & Sunday
9 holes
18 holes
Resident
$15.00
$26.50
Nonresident
$15.50
$27.50
Monday – Friday Special (with cart)
18 holes
18 holes - Sr.
Resident
Nonresident
$27.50
$23.50
$28.50
$24.50
Black Brook Golf Course has openings for volunteer starter and ranger positions.
Interested individuals must be able to work one four-hour shift on the weekend
and one shift during the week. Applications are available at Black Brook Golf
Course, 8900 Lakeshore Blvd., Mentor. Please call Tim Ausperk, Golf Pro and
Manager, at (440) 951-0010 for further information.
Saturday after 12
18 holes w/cart
Resident
$35
Nonresident
$36
Golf Outings
Golf Cart Fees
Practice Center
$5.75
$7.50
Practice Center Discount Card
Six Small Bags
Six Medium Bags
Six Large Bags
$27.00
$35.00
$45.00
Would You Like To Join a Golf League?
$7.50
$10.00
$12.00
Black Brook Golf Course has various established leagues with openings. Various
leagues include Men’s, Women’s, co-ed, seniors, and juniors. Call (440) 951-0010
for information.
Black Brook Golf Course and Practice Center is designated as a Family Friendly
Golf Course by the P.G.A. of America. Along with our regular tees we also have
tees to make the course shorter in length providing a beginner friendly short
course for beginners and juniors. Black Brook received a “Sticks for Kids Grant”
that provided 10 sets of junior clubs which will be used for golf schools, camps,
Jr. League, and general play on the course.
Yearly Play Cards
Buy a yearly play card for Black Brook Golf Course and play all year with no
additional fees. Play cards are good January 1 through December 31. Purchase
yearly play cards at the Recreation Department on the second floor at City Hall.
You must show proof of residency (Driver’s License, photo ID and current utility
bill) to receive Mentor Resident rate. Senior /Junior rates apply to those over 60
years of age and under 18.
Resident
7 DAY PASSES
Husband & Wife
Single
$1,570
$1,615
$1,160$1,193
WEEKDAY PASSES
Husband & Wife
Single
Senior Husband & Wife
Senior
Junior
$1,310
$1,348
$905$930
$1,095
$1,126
$745$765
$400$415
GOLF CART (ADD TO ANY ABOVE)
Single Husband & Wife
$400
$550
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Volunteer Opportunities
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Permanent weekend time can be booked upon request and are subject to
availability. Groups of 20 or more may reserve times well in advance of intended
play date and are encouraged to book as early as possible.
Planning a golf outing? Black Brook Golf Course is a great place to schedule your
group event. Black Brook features 18 holes with watered fairways, cart paths,
a driving range and practice putting green along with a fully stocked pro shop.
Our staff will tailor your outing to meet your needs! We can include a complete
breakfast, lunch or dinner. Golfers are served on our covered pavilion overlooking
our famous 18th hole. Groups of 50 or more receive a 10% discount Monday
through Thursday or a 5% discount Friday through Sunday. To learn more about
how we can make your outing a very special event, call (440) 951-0010.
9 holes$7.50
18 holes $15.00
Small Bag (40 Balls)
Medium Bag (55 Balls)
Large Bag (90 Balls) $9.50
Group Tee Times
Non Resident
CORPORATE GOLF
CORPORATE GOLF CLINIC
Have you ever been invited to a golf outing but were bashful about participating
because you don’t know how to play? Would you like to feel comfortable on the
course at company outings? Learn the fundamentals or fine tune your game
with your employees, friends, or social group in this specialized golf clinic.
Schedule a clinic at Black Brook Golf Course and Practice Center with your group
of 4 or more and learn the fundamentals for hitting a golf shot including iron
play, driving, and short game. One of our P.G.A. Golf Professionals would love to
show you how. Your group will receive a 1 ½ hour clinic which includes rental
clubs, practice balls, and a meal from our grill afterwards (burger, hot dog, or
brat with chips and a drink) Cost is $20 per person. To set up a convenient time
for your group call (440) 951-0010 and ask for one of our P.G.A.Professionals.
BLACK BROOK GOLF ACADEMY
LEARN HOW TO PLAY
The Black Brook Golf Academy offers every form of instruction to get students
ready for play on the course. Besides our structured golf schools and camps we
can also structure a program to fit the needs of your family, business, or social
group. Call one of our instructors at 440-951-0010 for more information.
$400
$550
GOLF SPECIALTY TRAINING - SHORT GAME
Ages 15+
Does your short game prevent you from becoming a better player. This one
hour instructional session concentrates on the basic fundamentals of chipping,
pitching, and putting. A maximum of 5 students per class for adults - co-ed - age
15 and older. Bring your whole set of clubs and check in at 11:45 a.m. Practice
balls are included.
Location: Black Brook Golf Course & Practice Center
#39889
May 1 Resident: $20 / Nonresident: $24
Sunday
12 p.m. – 1 p.m.
LEVEL ONE GOLF
Ages 5 - 7
This program will teach the junior golfer the basics of swing technique and
short game to get them ready for play on the course. Four 45 minute classes,
with a maximum of five students per class. A parent or guardian is required to
be present at all classes to learn how to assist the student in various aspects of
learning the game. Classes will fill quickly, please register early!
Instructors: Black Brook Golf Academy Instruction Staff
#39905
#43052
#43053
#43054
April 16 – May 7
May 28 – June 18
July 9 – July 30
August 20 – September 10
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
1 – 1:45 p.m.
1 – 1:45 p.m.
1 – 1:45 p.m.
1 – 1:45 p.m.
FREE GOLF CLINIC & OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, April 24, 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., Black Brook Golf Course
Get some helpful tips from P.G.A. Professional Tim Ausperk to help get
your game on the right track this spring! Tim will host a one-hour clinic
featuring full swing technique and short game play along with some helpful
demonstrations and information about our facility. The clinic is open to
golfers of all ages and abilities. We encourage participate to take notes and
pre-registration is required. Call the course at (440) 951-0010 to register.
GOLF CAMP
GOLF SCHOOL
You will tee off this summer in top form when you complete Golf School! You’ll
receive five one hour classes appropriate for beginner and intermediate golfers.
Instruction includes basic fundamentals of golf including grip, stance, swing,
chipping, pitching, putting, sand shots, and etiquette. There is a maximum
of 6 students per class. Balls and clubs are included in the price of the class,
although students are encouraged to bring their own clubs.
Juniors – Coed - age 8 – 14
#39899
April 16 – May 14
#39900
April 16 – May 14
#43036
May 28 – June 25
#43037
May 28 – June 25
#43038
July 9 – August 6
#43039
July 9 – August 6
#43040
#43041
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday 10 – 11 a.m.
11:30 a.m.– 12:30 p.m.
10 – 11 a.m.
11:30 a.m.– 12:30 p.m.
10 – 11 a.m.
11:30 a.m.– 12:30 p.m.
10 – 11 a.m.
11:30 a.m.– 12:30 p.m.
#39890
April 12 – May 10 #43042
May 24 – June 21
#43043
July 5 – August 2
#43044
#43045
May 24 – June 21
#43046
July 5 – August 2
#39898
April 14 – May 12
#43047
May 26 – June 23
#43048
July 7 – August 4
#43049
#43050
May 26 – June 23
#43051
July 7 – August 4
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Ages 8 -11
#41367
June 13 – June 16
#41369
June 20 – June 23
#41371
June 27 – June 30
#41373
July 11 – July 14
5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
6:45 – 7:45 p.m.
6:45 – 7:45 p.m.
5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
6:45 – 7:45 p.m.
6:45 – 7:45 p.m.
Monday – Thursday
Monday – Thursday
Monday – Thursday
Monday – Thursday
Age 12 – 14
#41368
June 13 – June 16
Monday – Thursday
#41370
June 20 – June 23
Monday – Thursday
#41372
June 27 – June 30
Monday – Thursday
#41374
July 11 – July 14
Monday – Thursday
JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE
9 – 10:30 a.m.
9 – 10:30 a.m.
9 – 10:30 a.m.
9 – 10:30 a.m.
11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Ages 10 - 18
Each Thursday morning in the summer, more than 100 juniors tee it up for 9 holes
of golf in this program designed for the experienced junior golfer. The league
includes instruction from the Professional Golf Staff, skills contests, and regular
course play. Prizes, awards and an end of season cookout are included. Players pay
greens fees weekly. No play on July 14.
Adults - Coed - age 15 and older
Ages 8 - 14
This concentrated instruction in golf will teach the junior golfer the fundamentals
of rules and etiquette. The camp will focus on swing technique, and the short
game, including chipping, pitching, sand shots, and putting. The fee includes
range balls. Campers are encouraged to bring their own clubs, or loaner clubs
will be provided. Camp will be limited to 6 students per class. Please wear
comfortable clothes, golf or tennis shoes, sunscreen, and bring a water bottle to
each class.
Age 12-18
#41837
June 2 – August 4
Thursday
9 a.m.
Age 10-15
#41838
#41839
#41840
June 2 – August 4
June 2 – August 4
June 2 – August 4
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
9:30 a.m.
10 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
JUNIOR GOLF SPECIALIZED PROGRAM
Ages 12 - 18
Do you want to try out for your high school golf team or play at a higher level?
This specialized program is just for you. You’ll have a 15 minute clinic with our
pro each week covering everything from playing, etiquette, and rules, then
golfers will play 9 or 18 holes and record their scores to establish a U.S.G.A.
handicap. No play on July 14. Greens fees are paid weekly.
#41841
June 2 – August 4
Thursday
SUMMER 2016
8:30 a.m.
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ADULT RECREATION & FITNESS
ADULT FITNESS
AQUA ZUMBA
Ages 16 +
LEARN TO STAND UP PADDLEBOARD
Ages 14+
Aqua Zumba is a low-impact aquatic exercise that incorporates Zumba
philosophy with traditional aquatic fitness disciplines. This class can benefit a
variety of people from older adults, teens, pregnant women, those working to
lose weight, and anyone trying to maintain their weight. Participants can expect
to get a great workout with minimal impact on their joints and muscles. For
those who do not know how to swim, this class will help boost confidence in
the water. Please wear a swim suit and water socks and bring a towel. A limited
number of walk-up spots may be available. The walk-up charge is $6 per class.
Wristbands will be issued to participants weekly. No Zumba July 4.
Stand up paddle boarding (SUP) is an amazing, fun, easy and relaxing paddling
experience on the water for ages 14 and older. Most people are surprised at the
stability of the boards and most make it through their first lesson without falling
off. Class consists of 15 minutes of land instruction followed by a 45 - 60 minute
paddle on the lagoons. All equipment is provided: paddleboard, life jacket and
paddle. Please wear a bathing suit, and shirt or shorts for comfort, sunscreen, a
hat, and bring a towel, a change of clothes and a water bottle. Participants must
be able to swim 25 yards unassisted. Paddle boarding is not advised for those
over 250 lbs. or with limited flexibility.
Instructor: Bridgit McGuire
Instructor: Recreation Staff
Location: Mentor Lagoons Marina & Nature Preserve
#41379
June 6 – August 1
Monday
BARRE2PILATES
6 – 6:45 p.m.
Ages 16 +
This invigorating barre based class combines isometric movements and
stretching which use the largest parts of the body. This workout will raise
metabolism and sculpt muscles. Exercising with Barre2Pilates will create
balance, strength, and long lean lines using graceful movements. Come and
experience our new Pilates workout center in the Garfield Ballroom with
Barre2Pilates! Try our special promotion - unlimited classes on the days and
times below for only $89 a month or pay $10 each time you drop in. Please be
aware that the parking area may be very busy during the May and June baseball
season.
Instructors: Barre2Pilates
Location: Garfield Ballroom
Monday, 9 – 10:15 a.m. (toddlers welcome)
Tuesday, 9 – 10:15 a.m.
Tuesday, 6 – 7 p.m.
Wednesday, 9 – 9:50 a.m.
Wednesday, 5:15 – 5:50 p.m.
Thursday, 9 – 10:15 a.m.
Thursday, 6 – 7 p.m.
Friday, 9 – 10 a.m.
Saturday, 9 – 10 a.m.
#43021
May 2 - 31
Monday – Saturday
#43022
June 1 - 30
Monday – Saturday
#43023
July 1 - 30
Monday – Saturday
#43024
August 1 - 31
Monday – Saturday
Resident/Nonresident: $89/month
CARDIO KICKBOXING
See times above
See times above
See times above
See times above
#41486 July 12
Tuesday
#41488 August 2
Tuesday
#41489 August 9
Tuesday
6 – 7:15 p.m.
6 – 7:15 p.m.
6 – 7:15 p.m.
Go to page 35 for more information on our paddling classes.
PICKLEBALL - BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE
AND BEYOND
Adults 18 +
Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in America! It’s fun for all ages too - think
of badminton, tennis, racquetball and ping-pong rolled into one, played on
a tennis court of smaller proportions. In this class, we’ll cover the basics for
new players, and expand on strategies and more advanced techniques for
continuing players on all our new, dedicated courts at Civic Center Park. All
equipment is provided but if you have a racquet, please bring it with you.
Short matches against others in the class will end of each class. Wear loose,
comfortable clothing, tennis shoes, sunscreen and bring a water bottle and your
racquet if you have one.
Instructor: Brian Murphy & Mike Murphy
Location: Civic Center Park Pickleball Courts
#41516
May 9 - 30
#41517
June 20 – July 11
#41514
May 9 - 30
#41515
June 20 – July 11
Monday
Monday
Monday
Monday
10 – 11:30 a.m.
10 – 11:30 a.m.
6:30 – 8 p.m.
6:30 – 8 p.m.
Adults 16 +
Here’s one great way to get in shape! Take this class and you will increase your
stamina and flexibility, strengthen those abdominal muscles, tighten those
buns and do it all to good music and you’ve got the recipe for a really good
workout! Sign up now and see for yourself how you can have a great workout
and fun at the same time!
Instructor: Gary Remner
Location: Community Center / Ice Arena
#41403 May 2 - 25
#41404 June 6 - 29
#41405 July 11 – August 3
#41406 August 8 - 31
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Monday & Wednesday
Monday & Wednesday
Monday & Wednesday
Monday & Wednesday
SUMMER 2016
7:15 – 8:15 p.m.
7:15 – 8:15 p.m.
7:15 – 8:15 p.m.
7:15 – 8:15 p.m.
STROLLER BABES - FITNESS FOR MOMS
TENNIS - ADULT BEGINNER
Adults & Kids
Bring your baby and get back into shape! This total body workout includes
power walking, jogging, toning and stretching. Strollers and resistance bands
will enhance the workout, and your baby will have fun and be involved in the
exercises too! All fitness levels are welcome. Please wear running/walking
shoes, comfortable clothing, and bring a stroller (jogging or other sturdy type),
water bottle and a towel or mat plus any baby supplies you might need. Our
instructors are certified fitness professionals and specifically trained in prenatal
and postpartum fitness. As mothers, we realize the barriers that prevent women from exercising after
they have children and are committed to helping them overcome those
obstacles to reach their fitness goals. Register for one day or all three!
Instructor: Melissa Jenkins and Laura Holman
#41532
June 8 - 29
#41533
July 6 - 27
#41534
August 3 - 24
#41535
June 3 - 24
#41536
July 8 - 29
#41537
August 5 - 26
Location: Edward R Walsh Park
Wednesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Friday
Friday
Friday
6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
10 – 11 a.m.
10 – 11 a.m.
10 – 11 a.m.
Adults 16 +
This course will present an opportunity to learn all the physical movement
required to play the game. Your groundstroke, service motion, the return of
serve and playing the net will be improved through repetition and drills taught
by our instructor. Bring your racquet and a water bottle, and wear tennis shoes
and loose, comfortable clothes. Joe Morgan is the Lake Erie College Men’s and
Women’s Tennis coach and current Mentor Heisley Racquet Club pro.
#41769
May 17 – June 21
#41770
July 5 – August 9
Tuesday
Tuesday
6:15 - 7:15 p.m.
6:15 - 7:15 p.m.
TENNIS - ADULT INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED
Adults 16 +
This course will develop new habits for the players to improve their stroke
techniques. We will be presenting the modern game b drilling on movement
techniques for the semi-open stance, open and square hitting stances. This
6-week class will teach you to use strategy and ball control to improve your
game, stroke production and consistency. We will have fun and work to improve
your groundstroke, volley, overhead and service motion. Bring your racquet and
a water bottle, and wear tennis shoes and loose, comfortable clothes. Coach
Joe Morgan will share his team coaching experience with you to get you on the
road to improvement.
#41771
May 17 – June 21
#41772
July 5 – August 9
Tuesday
Tuesday
7:15 – 8:15 p.m.
7:15 – 8:15 p.m.
Looking To Play In A Tennis League?
SUNSET PIYO
Adults 16+
Get lean and defined with PiYo Live, a combination of Pilates and yoga-inspired
moves, set to a faster pace as we workout in the glow of the summer sunset.
PiYo combines the muscle-sculpting, core-firming benefits of Pilates with the
strength and flexibility of flowing yoga movements. You’ll even improve your
balance and core power. We crank up the music, the speed, and the fun to give
you an intense, low-impact workout that will burn crazy calories and sculpt
your muscles. All fitness levels are welcome. Instructor Missy Jenkins is a health
educator, group fitness instructor, and a mother of 3! She loves to help people
of all fitness levels meet their goals. Class will be held indoors and outdoors.
Register for one day or two!
Instructor: Melissa Jenkins
Location: Mentor Beach Park
#41540
June 7 - 28
#41541
July 5 - 26
#41543
August 2 - 23
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
NEW! ZUMBA IN THE PARK
7:30 - 8:30 p.m.
7:30 - 8:30 p.m.
7:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Adults 16+
Zumba Fitness, join the party outside! Join us at Wildwood Park for Zumba in the
Park! Kick off the summer season right with this high-intensity, super-fun Latin
dance cardio fitness class! No dance experience required. Just come to have fun!
Instructor Kaitie Fox has been a certified Zumba instructor for 3 years. She loves to
dance and have fun and wants you to have fun while you get fit too! Class will be
moved indoors in the case of inclement weather. No Class Monday, May 30.
Instructor: Kaitie Fox
#43074
May 9 – June 20
#43076
Location: Wildwood South Wing
Monday
Monday
7 – 8 p.m.
7 – 8 p.m.
Two summer tennis leagues play at Garfield Park during the summer.
Leagues are flexible and open and run by the contact person listed. Ladies
of all ages are welcome to come and play at any level Monday & Wednesday,
9 - 10:30 a.m. Contact Diane Crompton at (440) 255-5557 or Carol Nasnadny
at (440) 255-1289. A men’s league plays on Thursday, 9:30 – 11 a.m. and is
also open to players of all ages and abilities. Contact Clement Nesnadny at
(440) 255-1289.
WATER WORKOUT
Adults 16 +
Water workouts are a great way to enjoy the water, buoy your fitness level, wash
away your tension, and splash away your waistline. Use water weights and resistance
to tone muscle and sculpt your body.
Don’t be left out! Pre-registration is encouraged. A $4 per session fee is charged for
drop-in participants, but please be aware that instructors or pool managers have the
option of limiting the size of the class if necessary.
Instructor: TBA
#41829 June 8 – July 8
#41830 July 13 – August 12
Wednesday & Friday 11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
Wednesday & Friday 11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
Instructor: Susan Hickey
#41831 June 7 – July 7
#41832 July 12 – August 11
Tuesday & Thursday
Tuesday & Thursday
6:30 – 7:15 p.m.
6:30 – 7:15 p.m.
Saturday
10:15 – 11 a.m.
Instructor: Donna Milnes
Location: Morton Pool
#41833 June 11 – August 13
SUMMER 2016
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BODY SCULPTING™
Adults 16 +
This one-hour cardiovascular strength-training class presented by the certified
fitness trainers of Body Sculpting by Exterior Designs, is designed to make you
lean and defined providing a results-oriented whole body workout. Build and
sculpt muscles, strengthen your core, improve your strength and flexibility
while burning fat and calories by using just one set of 5 lb. dumbbells. You will
gain strength, balance, flexibility and endurance while focusing on total body
health. Also helps to prevent the development of osteoporosis while firing up
your metabolism, helping you to lose weight and inches. Bring a set of 5 lb.
dumbbells, exercise mat, water bottle, and stretch band to class (available on
our website). Accommodates all fitness levels. Work out at your own pace; all
fitness levels welcome. Join in any time. Saturday makeups are available if you
miss a class too! To register, call (440) 729-3463 or visit www.flexcity.com to
register online 24/7.
Old Council Hall
April 18 – May 11
May 16 – June 13
June 15 – July 13
April 26 – May 19
May 26 – June 21
June 23 – July 19
Mon & Wed
Mon & Wed
Mon & Wed
Mon & Wed
Mon & Wed
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
6 – 7 p.m.
6 – 7 p.m.
6 – 7 p.m.
6 – 7 p.m.
6 – 7 p.m.
10 – 11 a.m.
10 – 11 a.m.
10 – 11 a.m.
10 – 11 a.m.
10 – 11 a.m.
Community Center
April 26 – May 19
May 26 – June 21
June 23 – July 19
April 26 – May 19
May 26 – June 21
June 23 – July 19
April 26 – May 19
May 26 – June 21
June 23 – July 19
June 4 – July 30
August 13 – October 8
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Saturday
Saturday
4:50 – 5:50 p.m.
4:50 – 5:50 p.m.
4:50 – 5:50 p.m.
4:50 – 5:50 p.m.
4:50 – 5:50 p.m.
6 – 7 p.m.
6 – 7 p.m.
6 – 7 p.m.
6 – 7 p.m.
6 – 7 p.m.
7 – 8 p.m.
7 – 8 p.m.
7 – 8 p.m.
7 – 8 p.m.
7 – 8 p.m.
9:30 – 10:30 a.m.
9:30 – 10:30 a.m.
Resident: $55 Nonresident: $63
Best buy: Purchase 3 terms at the rate of $130 resident and $138 nonresident!
PHENOMENAL ABDOMINALS®
Adults 16 +
Strengthen and firm your core, flatten your belly, and define your midsection
in this 30-minute class with new exercises devoted to working on the upper,
lower and side abdominal muscles in this class presented by the certified fitness
trainers of Body Sculpting by Exterior Designs. Class can be taken alone or with
another exercise class. Suitable for all fitness levels. Only equipment needed is
an exercise mat and stretch band. To register, call (440) 729-3463 or visit
www.flexcity.com.
Community Center
April 26 – May 19
May 26 – June 21
June 23 – July 19
Old Council Hall
April 26 – May 19
May 26 – June 21
June 23 – July 19
Resident: $30
Nonresident: $35
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SUMMER 2016
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
Tues & Thurs
8 – 8:30 p.m.
8 – 8:30 p.m.
8 – 8:30 p.m.
8 – 8:30 p.m.
8 – 8:30 p.m.
9:30 – 10 a.m.
9:30 – 10 a.m.
9:30 – 10 a.m.
9:30 – 10 a.m.
9:30 – 10 a.m.
OHIO BOATER EDUCATION COURSE
Taking an Ohio Boating Education Course (OBEC) will allow you to comply with
the Ohio Boater Education laws, obtain certification to operate a watercraft over
10 horsepower, and will also satisfy other states’ boater education requirements.
Topics covered are trailering, docking, navigation rules, operating a personal
watercraft, personal flotation devices, and handling boating emergencies. Once
passing this course, individuals age 12 to 15 may operate a personal watercraft
if a supervising person age 18 or older is on board. Those older than 16 may
operate a personal watercraft independently if they successfully pass this
course. This course may also make you eligible for a discount on your boat or
PWC insurance! Participants must attend 8 hours to be eligible to take the test.
Please bring a pencil or pen, notebook, and a bagged lunch. Vending machines
are available for beverages and snacks.
Instructor: Jim Zofchak
Location: Mentor Municipal Center
#40108
April 24
#41508
May 14
#41509
June 14
#41510
July 12
#41511
August 16
Sunday
Saturday
Tuesday & Wednesday Tuesday & Wednesday Tuesday & Wednesday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
6 – 10 p.m.
6 – 10 p.m.
6 – 10 p.m.
ADULT RECREATION
NEW! MEET THE AUTHOR “MENTOR BOOK”
Although Tom Matowitz has been a Mentor resident for nearly thirty years, his
interest in the community dates back even further. He has been employed as
an educator for many years and has had a lifelong interest in local and regional
history. His newly published book “Mentor” is the fourth title he has written
for Arcadia Publishing’s well known Images of America series. He is currently
working on a new book which will tell a remarkable story about the experience
of one Mentor family in World War II. Books will be available for purchase during
the program.
Instructor: Thomas G. Matowitz Jr
Location: Wildwood Front Room
#43066
May 12
Resident/Nonresident: Free
Thursday NEW! REMEDY JANE –
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES SERIES 7 – 8 p.m.
Adults 18+
Come learn how to choose safe and effective remedies with Family physician
and Homeopath Dr. Jane Li-Conrad, a board certified osteopathic family
physician and board certified in integrative medicine with specialization in
classical homeopathy. All disease symptoms are manifestations of nature’s
efforts to restore balance within the body. Symptoms should not be suppressed
by drugs. Each week will concentrate on a different topic with introduction to
homeopathic principles and practice. Participants will learn about homeopathy:
a powerful natural healing art. How to help loved ones with simple home
remedies and become familiar with homeopathic remedies.
Instructor: Dr. Jane Li-Conrad, D.O.
Introduction to Homeopathic Medicine
#43060
May 4
Wednesday
7 – 8:30 p.m.
Skin Health and Sinus Problems
#43061
May 11
Wednesday
7 – 8:30 p.m.
Remedies for Infants and Children
#43062
May 18
Wednesday
7 – 8:30 p.m.
Remedies for Headaches and other pains
#43063 May 25
Wednesday 7 – 8:30 p.m.
IN THE KITCHEN Adults 16+
Judi Strauss has all new cooking demonstration classes for you to enjoy! Judi’s
classes are a great way to learn new cooking techniques, taste new recipes and
experience cooking in a fun environment. In each class, there will plenty to taste
and recipes for home. Come ‘cook - up’ some new recipes with Judi! Each class has
a food fee (see class description) payable in cash to instructor the night of class.
TOTALLY TERRIFIC TOMATOES
They are powerhouses of nutrition and very versatile. Fresh, cooked or dried they
can be used in salads, sauces, soups and more. In class we will learn how to make
the most of this tasty food. You will also learn how to preserve fresh tomatoes by
dehydrating, freezing and canning. Food Fee $8.00.
#42798
August 23
Tuesday
7 – 9 p.m.
PICKLE BARREL
If you never made your own crackers, you might be surprised at how easy and fun
they are to make. From graham crackers to wheat, round and rye, in class we will make
them all. You’ll get a chance to roll, cut and bake your own in this class. Food Fee $8.00.
From old fashioned crock pickles to pickled peaches, this class will teach all you
need to know to make tasty pickled products for home and gifts. You’ll get
to taste several pickled products and learn how to use them in cooking. You’ll
get recipes for cucumbers and other pickles. You also learn how to make tasty
relishes including one that uses up all those green tomatoes. Food Fee $8.00.
#42790
#42799
NEW! CRACKER CRAFT
May 10
Tuesday
7 – 9 p.m.
COOKING WITH TORTILLAS
If the only time you eat a tortilla is at a Mexican restaurant be prepared to be
pleasantly surprised. The flour and corn tortillas in the dairy counter at your grocery
store can be used for everything from appetizers to breakfast, sandwiches to
desserts. You’ll learn how to make Mexican and non-Mexican dishes including a
baked egg roll! Tortillas are easy to use and can make cooking easier. Food Fee $8.00
#42792
May 17
Tuesday
7 – 9 p.m.
CHICKEN
If you are eating more chicken, but enjoying it less you may just need some new
preparation ideas. In class you’ll learn about the types of chicken on the market
and how to cook it to juicy perfection. Pacific Rim Stir-Fry, Lemon Chicken and
Chicken Marsala are just a few of the recipes you’ll receive. Food Fee $10.00.
#42791
May 24
Tuesday
June 7
Tuesday
7 – 9 p.m.
COOL SUMMER DINING
Summer is a time of year when we like to entertain family and friends at picnics,
parties and cookouts, but still want time to relax. You can do both. In class you’ll
get plenty of recipes and tips for preparing meals requiring little or no cooking
that still taste great. You might even have time for the beach. Food Fee $8.00.
June 14
Tuesday
7 – 9 p.m.
JAMS AND JELLY
Making homemade jams and jellies can be very rewarding and fun, too. You’ll
learn the basics of jams, jellies, preserves, conserves and marmalades. There
will be food to sample in class and everyone will have a jar of preserves to take
home. Food Fee $9.00.
#42794
June 21
Tuesday
7 – 9 p.m.
CANNING 101
Canning, when done correctly, is a safe and relatively easy way to preserve food for
later use. This class is all about learning the newest rules of canning. You will learn
when to use a water bath and when a pressure canner is needed. We’ll discuss
what foods are the easiest to can and even the foods that no one should can at
home. We’ll also do some tasting in class of home canned foods. Food Fee $8.00.
#42795
August 9
Tuesday
7 – 9 p.m.
FOOD DEHYDRATING
The oldest known method of food preservation is dehydrating. If you have a
garden, a dehydrator or both come to class and learn how to get the most out
summer’s harvest. We’ll discuss methods, safety and storage. From sun-dried
tomatoes to vegetable soup mix and jerkies (including tofu jerky!) you’ll get a
lot of ideas on how to dry food and how to use dried foods. Food Fee $8.00.
#42797
DRAWING STUDIO
August 16
Tuesday
7 – 9 p.m.
Adults 16+
For beginning students basic drawing instructions covering techniques in
a variety of subject matter will be addressed. All skill levels welcome. More
advanced students are welcome to bring in their own projects and receive
personal guidance from instructor. Supplies should include assorted soft
graphite pencils, pencil sharpener, kneaded eraser and a pad of 9 x 12 bristol
smooth paper. *No Class Monday, May 30.
Instructor: Sandy D’Amico
#42803
May 16 – June 27
#42804
Monday
Monday
MULTI MEDIA ART CLASS
The classic summertime feast will be planned and enjoyed in this class. Whether it is for family
reunion, intimate meal for two, classic dishes, or fun new idea, you will learn how to have
perfect picnics every time. There will also be information on food safety. Food Fee: $8.00.
#42796
Tuesday
7 – 9 p.m.
7 – 9 p.m.
7 – 9 p.m.
PICNIC
#42793
August 30
7 – 9 p.m.
Adults 16+
Enjoy the opportunity to create art in the media of your choice, which includes
oil, acrylic, watercolor, pencil, pastel or colored pencil and more! Classes are held
in a spacious light filled room with views of the surrounding grounds. Students
will receive a continuous one on one education in a relaxed setting. All levels
of artistic development, from the beginning student to the more mature artist,
are welcome. Since classes are taught one on one, students will advance at
their own pace. Occasionally an impromptu demonstration or a lecture on art
principles and theories will be presented.
An exciting new feature is the opportunity for students to visit a studio or gallery
of a local artist. Gallery visits are provided as an extra benefit and are not held
on the day of class; therefore, you will not be charged class fees for going on the
gallery visit. The gallery visits are open to students signed up for this class.
If you wish to start something new, Dottie will recommend the supplies that
you will need. Bring your supplies and subject matter to the first class. Come
prepared to: learn experiment, enjoy and be inspired to create beautiful artwork!
Instructor: Dottie Geisert
#42912
May 31 – August 2
#42913
June1 – August 3
#42914
#42915
Tuesday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
2 – 4 p.m.
2 – 4 p.m.
2 – 4 p.m.
2 – 4 p.m.
NEW! HALFWAY OAK SOAPS
Learn to make cold process soap with our help and support. We’ve broken down
the basics into easy steps that will allow you to safely create your own handmade
soap from scratch. We will also teach what it means to super fat, discount liquid,
and how to prevent seizing, alien brains, DOS, soap volcanoes, and other soaping
problems. $10 supply fee payable to instructors in cash the night of the event.
Instructor: Tina Layne & Megan Layne-Vuyancih, Halfway Oak Soaps
#43067
May 2
#43070
June 30
#43071
August 1
Monday
Thursday
Monday
SUMMER 2016
4 – 6 p.m.
5 – 7 p.m.
12 – 2 p.m.
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FOUR WEEKS OF FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS
Adults 16+
Keep your home decorated with floral arrangements with a personal touch
because you made them! Over the 4 weeks, you will leave class with a live floral
arrangement, a silk floral centerpiece, and a silk floral wreath. Instructor will
demonstrate, assist, and make suggestions for the best results. Students will
purchase the silk floral supplies between classes. Please bring a paring knife &
wire cutter to class. A $10 material fee for the live flowers is payable in cash to
the instructor the night of class. Instructor: Chris Amos
#42916
June 6 - 27
Monday
DECLUTTER YOUR CLUTTER ORGANIZE YOUR CHAOS 6:30 – 7 p.m.
Ages 18+
Instructor: Diane Monreal
Location: Wildwood Green
Wednesday
LADIES NIGHT OUT
7 – 9 p.m.
Adults 21+
Joins us for a monthly date with just your girlfriends! We supply the space,
snacks, hot topic – you bring your BFF’s! Participants are welcome to
responsibly bring their beverage of choice.
Hey Ladies! Are you tired of only getting cheese and pepperoni pizza? This
pizza party is for you! There will be mini pizzas and a topping bar so you can
create a pizza just for you! Once you create your masterpiece, you can come
up with a fun creative name for it – “Everything I Want Pizza”
Thursday
7 – 9 p.m.
PINK LADIES
The film adaptation of Grease premiered in New York City on this Day! Come
dressed like a Pink Lady (or a Greaser) and we can hang out at the soda shop!
We’ll have pink drinks and an ice cream sundae bar!
#41483
June 9
#43072
May 18 – June 22
Wednesday
NEW! INTERIOR DESIGN II
Thursday
7 – 9 p.m.
6 – 8 p.m.
Adults 18+
Now that you know about the basic design elements and principles, it’s time
to apply them to an interior space! In this course, you will choose one room of
your choice to redesign. We will walk through the design process to complete
an inspiration board, floor plan and drawings, and a final presentation board
with your furniture, color, finish and textile selections! You will walk out of this
course with a plan to start your room makeover! It is recommended that you
take Interior Design 1 first, but not a requirement. Julie Harton is an Adjunct
Professor at Cuyahoga Community College where she teaches four courses in
the Interior Design program. She is also owner of Julie Elizabeth Event Styling
in Mentor. Students will need the following supplies: sketchbook (8.5 x 11 or 9 x
12), iPad or laptop, pencil, eraser, rulers, material selections (when instructed).
Location: Wildwood Gold Room
#43073
PIZZA PARTY
#41482
May 12
Adults 18+
Location: Wildwood Gold Room
Are you overwhelmed with the disorganization of your space? Are you tired of
wasting your time searching for misplaced items? Are you finished buying again
because you can’t find what you already own? Get practical tips and step-bystep instructions to reduce stress, and save time and money. We will discuss
ways to organize your living space, office and storage space, and paperwork.
#43057
May 18
NEW! INTERIOR DESIGN I
Do you have a passion for decorating, a keen eye for style and design, or love
all things Interior Design? Then this course is for you! In this course, you will
learn the basic elements and principles that designers use in order to create
fabulous interiors. Some of these include color, light and balance. You will start
to understand why spaces make you feel a certain way and how designers
use these principles to evoke certain emotions when you walk into a room.
You will come out of the class having a new perspective on interior spaces
and will be able to apply this knowledge to your future room makeovers and
design endeavors! Instructor Julie Harton is an Adjunct Professor at Cuyahoga
Community College where she teaches four courses in the Interior Design
program. She is also owner of Julie Elizabeth Event Styling in Mentor. Students
will need to bring a notebook to each class.
Wednesday
NEW! PHOTOGRAPHY
6 – 8 p.m.
Adults 16+
In this artistically engaging course, students will learn to observe more closely
the world around them and to capture it with a camera. Students will gain a fuller
understanding of the camera as a tool, and also some history of photography!
The course will conclude with a photography showcase of the students’ work
during the class. Student Showcase on Tuesday, June 21! There is a $10 per print
fee payable in cash to the instructor. Students need to bring their Digital Camera
to class.
Instructor: Kaitie Fox
#43078
May 10 – June 21
Tuesday
7 – 8 p.m.
CARD MAKING 101
Bring out your creative side and save money at the same time! Make your own
greeting cards for your friends and family! You will learn all the basics here while
you make 3 greeting cards. $5 supply fee due in cash to the instructor the night
of class.
#41484
July 21
Thursday
7 – 9 p.m.
PAMPER YOU!
Jenniffer and Co. returns to pamper you with spa our ladies during this
month’s night out!
#41485
August 11
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Thursday
7 – 9 p.m.
MENTOR OUTDOORS
BOATING & PADDLING
SMOOTH SAILING FOR BEGINNERS
OHIO BOATER EDUCATION COURSE
Ages 12+
Taking an Ohio Boating Education Course (OBEC) will allow you to comply with
the Ohio Boater Education laws, obtain certification to operate a watercraft over
10 horsepower, and will also satisfy other states’ boater education requirements.
Topics covered are trailering, docking, navigation rules, operating a personal
watercraft, personal flotation devices, and handling boating emergencies. Once
passing this course, individuals age 12 to 15 may operate a personal watercraft
if a supervising person age 18 or older is on board. Those older than 16 may
operate a personal watercraft independently if they successfully pass this
course. This course may also make you eligible for a discount on your boat or
PWC insurance! Participants must attend 8 hours to be eligible to take the test.
Please bring a pencil or pen, notebook, and a bagged lunch.
If sailing is something you have always wanted to try, this class is for you.
This 3-hour class is designed for the person who has little or no experience in
sailing. You will learn sailing basics in small, one - two person Sunfish sailboats.
You will learn and master the components of a boat, how to handle the wind,
proper boating etiquette, how to set up a boat and sailing a small craft. You will
get wet, so bring a change of dry clothes, sunscreen, a hat or visor, non-skid
shoes, and a water bottle. This course meets at the Marina office at the Mentor
Lagoons. Minimum age is 12. Strenuous activity is involved. Participants must
be able to swim 25 yards and tread water for 2 minutes.
Instructor: Jim Zofchak
Location: Mentor Municipal Center
#41526
June 25
#41527
July 24
#40108
April 24
Sunday
#41508
May 14
Saturday
#41509
June 14
Tuesday & Wednesday
#41510
July 12
Tuesday & Wednesday #41511
August 16
Tuesday & Wednesday Resident: $16 / Nonresident: $21
KAYAKING 101
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
6 – 10 p.m.
6 – 10 p.m.
6 – 10 p.m.
Ages 12+
Learn how to navigate the water on a simple kayak. It’s easy, fun, and this basic
class will help you learn to navigate a single or double kayak safely and easily. This
course includes instruction on basic paddling skills, efficient rescue techniques,
and a couple of hours of sun, water, and fun! You will get wet, so bring a change
of dry clothes, sunscreen, a hat or visor, and a water bottle. With a few basic
tips, you will gain a lifetime of enjoyment in this sport. We provide the kayak,
lifejacket, and paddles. Class meets within the protected channels of the Mentor
Lagoons. Minimum age is 12. Participants must be able to swim 25 yards and
tread water for 2 minutes. Strenuous activity is involved. Pre-registration and
payment is required at least 48 hours in advance. Price of course is per person.
Instructor: Michelle Haag
#41479
July 7
Thursday
#41480
July 28
Thursday
#41481
August 4
Thursday
6 – 8 p.m.
6 – 8 p.m.
6 – 8 p.m.
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Adult
Enjoy this leisurely paddle as you explore the Lagoons Water Trail and return
to home base of a campfire. You’ll learn new techniques in paddling in a small
group atmosphere. Great event out for the girls! Bring a hat, dry clothes, a towel
and a water bottle.
#41836
July 26
Tuesday
PADDLE WITH DAD
6 – 8 p.m.
Parent/Child
Have fun out on the water with your child! This is a great way to spend quiet,
one-on-one time while enjoying the water and practicing your paddling. Tour
the Lagoons Water Trail and return to home base for a campfire, complete with
a great after paddle snacks and cold drinks. Bring a hat, dry clothes, a towel and
a water bottle.
July 10
Sunday
9 – 11 a.m.
EVENING PADDLE
All Ages
Instructor: Michelle Haag Location: Mentor Lagoons Marina & Nature Preserve
Saturday
Sunday
WOMEN IN BOATS:
A WOMEN’S ONLY KAYAK ADVENTURE #41512
Pack up the kids and join us for a night of exploring the Mentor Lagoons via the
water. We provide everything you need. You can select between a single kayak,
tandem kayak, or use a canoe. We provide life jackets and paddles. We’ll go over
basic paddling safety, then, we will explore the Lagoons Water Trail and get a birdseye view of the lagoons ecosystem. Bring a hat, sunscreen, dry clothes, a towel
and a water bottle for all family members. Kids under age 11 must be in a kayak or
canoe with an adult. Please call us at (440) 974-5720 to register for this course.
#41451
July 5
Tuesday
6 – 8 p.m.
SUNRISE PADDLE
Ages 16+
Wake up with a quiet morning stand up paddle through the Lagoons. Enjoy the
serenity and calmness of the water and watch the birds and animals start their
day. Experience required. Coffee, juice and fruit will be served afterwards with
just enough time to get you to work by 9! Bring a towel, water bottle, sunglasses
or hat, and dry clothes.
Instructor: Jill Korsok
#41539
June 22
Wednesday
7:30 – 8:15 a.m.
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LEARN TO STAND UP PADDLEBOARD
Ages 14+
Stand up paddle boarding (SUP) is an amazing, fun, easy and relaxing paddling
experience on the water for ages 14 and older. Most people are surprised at the
stability of the boards and most make it through their first lesson without falling
off. Class consists of 15 minutes of land instruction followed by a 45 - 60 minute
paddle on the lagoons. All equipment is provided: paddleboard, life jacket and
paddle. Please wear a bathing suit, and shirt or shorts for comfort, sunscreen, a
hat, and bring a towel, a change of clothes and a water bottle. Participants must
be able to swim 25 yards unassisted. Paddle boarding is not advised for those
over 250 lbs. or with limited flexibility.
#41486
#41488
#41489
Resident: $21
July 12
Tuesday
August 2
Tuesday
August 9
Tuesday
/ Nonresident: $27
6 – 7:15 p.m.
6 – 7:15 p.m.
6 – 7:15 p.m.
SHELLS, SCALES, AND SLIME
BOATING CAMP
Ages 10 - 14
During this hands-on boating program, students learn the basics of how to
paddle a kayak and canoe, row a row boat, sail a sailboat, and drive a small
electric motor boat all in one action packed week!
Each day students have ‘on the water’ time, learning the proper way to use
each type of watercraft. Time will be set aside for boating related activities
including PFD training, navigation rules, rigging boats, capsizing drills, and wind
orientation. An integral part of camp is developing the knowledge to earn the
State of Ohio Boaters Education Course license.
Prerequisite: Campers must hold a Red Cross Level 3 or higher swimming
certificate, be able to tread water for 2 minutes and swim 25 yards at any speed
using any stroke. All equipment is provided.
Camp Director: Michelle Haag & Jim Zofchak
Location: Mentor Lagoons Marina
#41054
July 11 - 15
Monday – Friday
9:15 a.m. – 3:15 p.m.
CELEBRATE EARTH DAY
Admission: FREE
Join us as we celebrate Earth Day with a variety of family friendly activities, games,
and exhibitors that will help you be greener. Make and take home an upcycled
project like a pop bottle bird feeder, get advice from local experts on a variety of
green topics, and learn about local plants and animals. We’ll also take you on a
guided hike of the grounds where you can help with a tree planting or make a low
cost rain barrel. Free door prizes and tree seedlings for visitors while supplies last.
GREAT AMERICAN CLEAN-UP AT THE LAGOONS
Join Mentor Natural Resources staff in efforts to restore the Lagoons Preserve
to pristine conditions as we team up with Keep Mentor Beautiful, Mentor’s
long running environmental and community improvement group. We invite
local individuals and groups to participate in our trash clean-up at the Mentor
Lagoons. We will be supplying trash bags, gloves and a data card to report what
you find. Bring work gloves if you have them. Wear appropriate clothing and
foot wear for the weather and join us for a nice day at the beach!
We will meet at 9 a.m. for a short discussion before the project begins and will
have staff present until 12 p.m. Volunteers are not required to stay the duration
of the clean-up. Snacks and refreshments will be provided. If you need further
information, please contact Bonnie Rice, Executive Director of “Keep Mentor
Beautiful” by phone at 440-974-5780, or by email at [email protected]. Preregistration is encouraged.
Instructors: Natural Resources Staff
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Saturday
Admission: FREE
Drop by the Garfield Community Center and admire some of the elusive critters
that roam our parks. It is a great opportunity to learn about the lives of some of
our slimy and scaly friends while making a take-home craft! Natural Resource Staff
will be on-site to answer any questions you may have about Mentor’s wildlife.
FIRST IN FLIGHT: BEGINNER’S BIRDING
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
All Ages
This program is tailored towards birders at the beginner level, but all are
welcome! We will travel the trails of the Mentor Lagoons Nature Preserve to
see some of the birds that frequent the Lagoons. Learn some tips on bird
identification, and receive a free birding booklet and CD. Please bring your
own binoculars if you have them or borrow some of ours if you don’t. Wear
appropriate clothing and foot wear for the weather. Pre-registration required.
Instructor: Natural Resources Staff
Location: Mentor Lagoons Nature Preserve Trailhead
#43123
May 7
Resident / Nonresident: FREE
Friday, April 22, 2 – 6 p.m., Wildwood Cultural Center
#43125
May 21
Saturday, June 4, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., Garfield Park Recreation Building
Saturday
GARLIC MUSTARD PULL
9 – 11 a.m.
All Ages
Garlic mustard is a non-native invasive plant species that is wreaking havoc in
Ohio and the Midwest. Join us for a few hours to help combat this plant and
make room for native seedlings and wildflowers.
We’ll start by learning how to identify the plant, how to dispose of it, and even
how to cook it! Then we’ll hike into the woods to pull the garlic mustard and
properly dispose of it. It can be cooler in the woods, so dress in layers. Bring
garden gloves and a water bottle. Snacks provided. Wear appropriate clothing
and foot wear for the weather. Pre-registration required.
#41459
May 14
Saturday
#41458
May 21
Saturday
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
BUILD A BIRDHOUSE, BAT BOX OR OWL BOX
All Ages
Encourage nature to make itself at home in your yard. At this workshop, we
will help you build a birdhouse, bat box, or owl nest box. Please select the
type of box you wish to make when registering. Children under age 12 must
be accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration is required at least one week in
advance. Families can attend together.
#41395
May 18
Wednesday
6:30 – 8 p.m.
#43124
July 20
Wednesday
6:30 – 8 p.m.
Fee is based on project: Bird house $25, Bat box $40, Owl Box $50
BIRDS OF THE LAGOONS PRESERVE All Ages
MENTOR LAGOONS NATURE
PRESERVE & MARINA
This program is geared towards birders at any level! We will travel the trails of
the Mentor Lagoons Nature Preserve to see some of the birds that frequent
the Lagoons. The leaves will make it challenging, so please bring your own
binoculars if you have them or borrow some of ours if you don’t. Wear
appropriate clothing and foot wear for the weather. Pre-registration is required.
(440) 205-3625 or www.cityofmentor.com/play/boating
Hours: Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Saturday, 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. (Memorial Day - Labor Day)
#41393
May 28
Resident / Nonresident: Free
Saturday
WILDFLOWERS AT WILDWOOD 9 – 11 a.m.
All Ages
Spring has sprung and it’s time to get outside! Join our staff on an easy paced
hike through Wildwood Park to see what wildflowers are in bloom. We’ll
looks for wild leek, stroll past the bluebells and search for Trillium. All ages
are welcome; children should be accompanied by an adult. Wear appropriate
clothing and foot wear for the weather. Pre-registration is required.
#43126
May 14
Resident / Nonresident: Free
Saturday
TODDLER HIKE
12:30 – 2 p.m.
Parent & Child
Spend some time with Mentor’s Natural Resource Staff enjoying all that spring
has to offer. We’ll take a walk through the Mentor Lagoons Nature Preserve
and investigate puddles and vernal pools, turn over some rocks and scan the
trees for awakening critters. There will be plenty to see, hear, and learn! Please
dress for the weather and wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes or hiking
boots. Pre-registration is required.
#43127
June 8
#43128
June 22
#43129
July 13
Wednesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
BUILD A RAIN BARREL WORKSHOP
10 – 11 a.m.
10 – 11 a.m.
10 – 11 a.m.
Ages 12 +
Rain barrels provide free water for your garden and help prevent storm runoff. In
the workshop, we will help you construct a simple backyard rain barrel. Materials
will be provided. Pre-registration required at least one week in advance.
#41396
June 29
#41397
July 27
Resident / Nonresident: $65
Wednesday
Wednesday
TWILIGHT HIKE AND CAMPFIRE
6:30 – 8 p.m.
6:30 – 8 p.m.
All Ages
Wednesday
per foot by wall length
ResidentSrResident Nonresident
Summer Dockage
Electric & water
$44.85/ft
$43.70/ft
$50/ft
Floating Docks
Up to 24 ft 11 inches
25 ft to 29 ft 11 inches
Over 30 ft
$690
$874
$1,104
$661.25
$833.75
$1,052.25
$806.25
$1,018.75
$1,287.50
Marina Maintenance Fee
$14.95 OAL
$14.95 OAL
Fee applicable to wet slips & rack storage boats
Inside Winter Storage
$4.03/sqft
$4.03/sqft
Package – Paid by June 1 $3.45/sqft
$3.45/sqft Outside Winter Storage
$16.10/ft $14.95/ft Package – Paid by June 1 $13.80/ft $12.65/ft Hoisting (each way) $5.75/ft $5.18/ft Package – Paid by June 1
$4.60/ft
$4.60/ft Pressure Cleaning
$2.30/ft
$2.19/ft
Package – Paid by June 1 $1.73/ft
$1.73/ft Blocking/Cradling $3.45/ft$2.88/ft
Winter Jet Ski Storage
$172.50
$172.50
Dock Deposit $400/season nonrefundable
Seasonal Trailer Storage
$115
$109.25
$16.25 OAL
$4.38/sqft
$3.75/sqft
$18.75/ft
$15/ft
$6.25/ft
$5/ft
$2.50/ft
$1.88/ft
$3.75/ft
$200
$125
Rack Dockage
Year Round or Seasonal Storage for boats up to 28 feet in length.
The Mentor Lagoons Marina has yearly and summer -only rack storage available
inside the storage building. Boaters can store their boat all winter and receive
unlimited daily launches throughout the summer season, while their boat
enjoys the security and the maintenance advantage of an indoor location. Rack
storage customers will also enjoy a picnic area with water, electric, picnic tables
and related facilities adjacent to the storage building. Discounts are available for
Mentor residents. Call the Marina at (440) 205-3625 for more information.
Summer Operation - 7 Days Per Week
May 1 – April 30 Summer/Winter customers
May 1 – October 1 Seasonal customers
Rack In-Service and Out-Service Dates
May 15 – September 30
Haul out by October 10 and receive a $100 discount
Rack Operation Out of Service
October 1 – May 14
We will take a stroll through the Mentor Lagoons Preserve around dusk, ending
at the pristine natural beachfront. Enjoy a starlit campfire and make some
S’mores. Feel free to bring a camp chair. Price is per person. Children under age
12 must be accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration required.
#41781
August 10
Resident $6 / Nonresident: $8
2016 Dockage Rates
7:30 – 9:30 p.m.
2016 Rack Storage Fees
Boat Size
19’11” or less 20’ to 24’11” 25’ to 28’ Season
Resident
Full Year
Summer Only
Full Year
Summer Only
Full Year Summer Only $897
$603.75
$1,132.75
$897
$1,368.50
$1,132.75
SrResident
Nonresident
$856.75
$569.25
$1,075.25
$851
$1,305.25
$1,075.25
$1068.75
$718.75
$1,325
$1,068.75
$1,618.75
$1,362.50
$13 OAL Channel Dredge Fee applies to all Rack Storage Boats and wet slips.
Launch Fees
Daily Launch Permit Daily Launch – Senior Resident
M – F until 12 p.m. – Senior Resident
Ramp Coupon Book Season Pass Season Pass – Resident Senior 440.974.5720 • CIT Y OF MENTOR
$10
$7
$2
$50 for 7 launches
$125
$100
SUMMER 2016
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MENTOR SENIOR CENTER
ABOUT MENTOR SENIOR CENTER
Mentor Senior Center is a thriving meeting place for
Senior Citizens with over 5000 members. Mentor
Senior Center office, administered by the City of
Mentor, is open Monday through Thursday from 8
a.m.-7:30 p.m. and on Friday from 8 a.m. until 4:30
p.m. Mentor Senior Center also hosts a number of
evening and weekend programs.
The Center offers a wide variety of classes, health and
social services, groups, trips and other special events.
Transportation is available to and from Mentor
Senior Center events in cooperation with LakeTran
and the City of Mentor. The senior fare is $2.50 one
way, and the City of Mentor pays $2.00 of the $2.50
fare for Mentor residents. (Please see Recreation
Coordinator to set this up with Laketran). Meals are
served between 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. weekdays
Monday through Friday.
Membership is available to anyone 55 years old or
older. Membership is required to participate in Senior
Center activities. Membership fees are $7 for Mentor
residents and $10 for nonresidents. Members
will receive the Mentor Senior Center bi-monthly
newsletter. In addition to the activities listed on
these pages, there are many others, including
volunteer opportunities and small group activities.
summer classes described on this page and the
next two pages. Registration for summer classes for
Mentor residents begins at 8 a.m. on Monday, April 4
FOR ALL CLASSES. Nonresident registration begins
on Tuesday, April 5 at 8 a.m. You may register for one
other person only. If you don’t come to in-person
registration, please register at least one week before
the beginning date of each class. The City of Mentor
accepts Visa and Mastercard. When registering
online, Discover and American Express may also be
used.
Non-Senior Registration
Non-senior adults, defined as adults who are younger
than 55, can register for a class at Mentor Senior
Center at a slightly higher price as long as non-senior
registration does not prevent senior citizens from
taking classes. An annual participation fee paid once
a year is required for non-seniors to participate in
Senior Center programs. Annual non-senior fees are
$10 for a resident and $13 for a non-resident. Contact
Mentor Senior Center for a list of non-senior class
fees. Here are the circumstances under which nonsenior adults can register:
Registration Process
If there is space one week prior to the beginning date
of the class, assuming there has been adequate time
for all seniors to register before that date.
Senior Center membership is required to participate
in Senior Center activities including classes, activities
and programs. This registration process refers to
If there is space one day prior to the beginning date
of the class, when the first day of registration falls
within a week of the beginning date of the class.
Trips
Mentor Senior Center offers nearly 40 trips annually;
from local afternoon excursions to weeklong trips to
far off destinations.
Activity Levels
Mild May require some leisurely walking. There may
be minimal steps or uneven surfaces and some
standing.
Moderate May require moderate walking and
extended standing. There may be steps or uneven
surfaces.
Strenuous May require extended periods of walking
and standing. There may be numerous steps or
uneven terrain.
Trip Refund Policy
Please choose your trips carefully. Once you have
registered for a trip there will be no full refunds
unless the Senior Center cancels the trip. An
administrative charge of $10 will be assessed on
cancellations. Trip refunds will be available until the
date specified, minus the $10 administrative fee.
Prevent the $10 administrative fee by transferring
the full trip amount to another trip/class/program
within the same season. Participants assume risk of
change in personal circumstances or health. After the
cutoff date, there are no refunds or transfers unless
the reservation can be resold. Travel insurance is
available and recommended for overnight trips.
ONE DAY TRIPS
CANTEENS, CARRIAGE AND COLLECTIONS
The Dennison Railroad Museum is the most significant remaining example
in the nation of a railroad canteen still reflecting its WWII heritage. Lunch is
included at the depot. We will also visit American Gas Pump Heaven, Auman’s
TV and Radio Museum. Our final stop is J.E. Reeves Victorian Home & Carriage
House Museum, a beautiful 17-room 19th century home. Refund Deadline: April
17. Activity Level: Moderate
#39323 May 17 Resident/Nonresident: $76
Tuesday
7:30 a.m. – 7:15 p.m.
Desire, seduction, passion and deception are played out in one of Broadway’s
most haunting scores as this new production comes to Cleveland’s State
Theatre. Hailed by critics as “bigger and better than ever”, this tour boasts
exciting new special effects, scenic designs and staging. Pre-show lunch will be
held at Windows on the River’s party center in the Flats.
Refund Deadline: April 16. Activity Level: Mild
#39696 June 16 Resident/Nonresident: $94
GERVASI WINERY
We’ll start our wine education at Lake County’s newest wine center, Pairings
in Geneva. We will get samples along with an understanding of the wines and
wine making process throughout Ohio. Next, we’ll head off to Gervasi’s Winery
of North Canton. They offer a luxurious setting to enjoy a rustic Italian inspired
lunch along with a wonderful wine tasting experience. Refund Deadline: May 1.
Activity Level: Mild
#39695 June 1 Resident/Nonresident: $79
“PHANTOM OF THE OPERA”
AT THE STATE THEATRE – SOLD OUT
Wednesday
10:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
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10:45 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
“THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE”
AT RABBIT RUN THEATER
Enjoy a unique night at the Rabbit Run Theater which is well known in theatre
circles for its marvelous summer stock shows. This musical comedy is set in New
York in the roaring twenties, Millie is a Kansas Gal who comes to the big city
in search of a rich husband, but encounters many more surprises than she can
imagine. Our night will start with a pre-show dinner at the Grand River Cellars.
Refund deadline: June 7. Activity Level: Mild
#39690 July 7
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Thursday
Thursday
4:30 p.m. – 11:15 p.m.
PUT-IN-BAY ABOARD THE JET EXPRESS
CHICAGO
The Jet Express takes us from Port Clinton to Put-in Bay (about a 25 minute
ride). Its exclusive catamaran design provides the smoothest ride across the
lake. We’ll arrive in downtown Put-in Bay and you will have plenty of time on
your own to grab lunch and enjoy the island. Refund Deadline: June 13. Activity
Level: Moderate
Visit the Art Institute of Chicago, the world famous 360 Chicago (formerly
the John Hancock observatory), the historic Navy Pier and Chicago’s Money
Museum. Enjoy a guided tour of Chicago, an architectural cruise on the Chicago
River, two nights of live entertainment and gaming at a Chicago area hotel.
Trip includes 4 nights lodging, 4 breakfasts and 4 dinners. Travel insurance is
available and recommended. Deposit of $150 is due by March 11. Registration/
Final payment deadline is May 11. Refund deadline is May 11. Activity Level:
Moderate/Strenuous
#39324 July 13 Resident/Nonresident: $66
Wednesday
7:45 a.m. – 8:15 p.m.
“STEEL MAGNOLIAS” AT THE ALLEN THEATRE
Welcome to Truvy’s Beauty Shop, where six southern spitfires gather each week
to gossip, laugh, cry and support each other through thick and thin. These
women are as delicate as magnolias but tough as steel! Before we see the show
at the Allen Theatre, we’ll enjoy dinner at Grumpy’s Café in Tremont. Refund
deadline: May 27. Activity Level: Mild
#39692 July 27
Wednesday
4:45 p.m. – 11:30 p.m.
THE LONGEST GARAGE SALE
Come SALEING with us as we bargain hunt along the historic Lincoln Highway
(Rt. 30). We’ll depart early and meander from one sale to the next throughout
central Ohio. Lunch is on your own. You need to be REALLY FLEXIBLE to enjoy
this trip. Refund Deadline: July 12. Activity Level: Strenuous
#39325
August 12 Resident/Nonresident: $41
Friday
7:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Warther Carvers Museum is our first stop and then we will have a family-style
luncheon at Dutch Valley restaurant and visit a museum filled with rare and
unusual classic automobiles, vintage toys, steam engines and more. We will also
visit MAPS, a museum which acquires vintage military and civilian aircraft. Bring
your camera! Refund deadline: July 16. Activity Level: Moderate
Tuesday PHILADELPHIA TOUR
Step back in time as we travel to Historic Philadelphia, Gettysburg and Valley
Forge. Meals at the Dobbin House, General Pickett’s Buffet, City Tavern in
Philadelphia and the Oakhurst Tea Room are included. Package also includes
“In Their Shoes Experience” (Civil War encampment), Gettysburg Visitors Center,
Eisenhower National Historic Site, Independence Hall, Betsy Ross House,
Bourse Building, Rocky Statue in Philadelphia, Valley Forge National Park (see
Washington’s headquarters) and much more! Travel insurance is available and
recommended. Deposit of $150 is due by May 5. Registration/Final payment
deadline is June 5. Refund deadline is June 5. Activity Level: Moderate
#39199
August 22 - 25 Monday – Thursday
$650 per person double; $897 per person single; $582 per person triple;
$545 per person quad
NIAGARA FALLS BOMBERS, BOATS AND BOULEVARD
#39326 August 16 Resident/Nonresident: $83
#39946
July 18 - 22 Monday – Friday
no quad available
7:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.
OVERNIGHT TRIPS
BILTMORE ESTATE, ASHVILLE, NC - SOLD OUT
Enjoy a guided tour of historic Niagara-on-the-Lake, a boat ride on the
Hornblower Niagara Cruise, visit beautiful Queen Victoria Park and visit the
exciting Fallsview Casino. Trip includes 2 nights lodging, 2 breakfasts and 2
dinners. Travel Insurance is available and recommended. Deposit of $150 is
due by May 6.
Registration/Final payment deadline is July 6. Refund deadline is July 6.
PASSPORT REQUIRED. Activity Level: Moderate
#39196
September 13 - 15
Tuesday – Thursday
no quad is available
CHARLEVOIX, MICHIGAN
#39495
June 5 - 10 Sunday – Friday
$499 per person double; $649 per person single; $479 per person triple; no quad
Upper Michigan is spectacular especially in the fall. Located between Traverse
City and Mackinac Island, Charlevoix is surrounded by Round Lake, Lake
Charlevoix and Lake Michigan. Package includes a sunset cruise on Lake
Charlevoix and Lake Michigan, Friske Orchards and a tour to see the mushroom
houses. Also included is 2 nights lodging, 5 meals including dinner in a castle,
dinner overlooking Lake Charlevoix and a lunch in an Irish Pub. Travel Insurance
is available and recommended. Deposit of $150 is due by July 6. Registration/
Final payment deadline is August 6. Refund deadline is August 6. Activity Level:
Moderate
FINGER LAKES REGION
#39197
October 4 - 6 Tuesday – Thursday
Enjoy a guided tour of Ashville, North Carolina, a full day visit to the Biltmore
Estate, a guided drive along the Blue Ridge Parkway and a visit to the famous
Folk Art Center and St Lawrence Basilica. Also included are 5 nights lodging,
5 breakfasts and 3 dinners. Travel insurance is available and recommended.
Deposit of $150 is due by January 29. Registration/Final payment/refund
deadline is March 29. Activity Level: Moderate.
This region of New York is known for the wineries, Corning Glass and the
beautiful scenery. We will enjoy a dinner cruise on Captain Bill’s Seneca Legacy
Ship, Winetasting Tour, Corning Glass Center with a guided tour and the
Rockwell Museum. Package includes: 1 night lodging, 3 meals including the
above mentioned dinner cruise, 1 breakfast and 1 lunch. Travel Insurance is
available and recommended. Deposit of $150 is due by March 29. Registration/
Final payment/refund deadline is April 29. Activity Level: Moderate
#39198
June 29 - 30 Wednesday – Thursday
REFLECTIONS OF ITALY
Welcome to Italy, a land rich in history, culture, art and romance. Tour includes
round trip air, transfers, 2 nights in Rome, 1 night in Perugia, 2 nights in
Florence, 2 nights in Venice, 1 night in Milan. Also included are 13 meals (8
breakfasts, 1 lunch, and 4 dinners). Detailed flyer available. Travel insurance is
available and recommended. Deposit of $250. Insurance if requested: $280.
Registration/Refund/Final Payment deadline is May 10. Final payment deadline
is September 10. Activity Level: Strenuous. PASSPORT REQUIRED
#39219
November 9 - 18 Wednesday – Friday
no quad is available
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SPECIAL EVENTS
GARAGE SALE – VENDOR SPACE SOLD OUT
Join us for this HUGE annual garage sale where you may find some wonderful
treasures and a fantastic bake sale!
April 30 Saturday
SERVICES AND SUPPORT
GROUPS FOR SENIORS
The services below include just a few of the Health and Social Services available
at Mentor Senior Center. Call for a more detailed list.
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
VOICE YOUR VIEWS
LOVE AND LAUGHTER
AND DANCE DANCE DANCE
Come listen, learn and discuss a wide variety of topics selected by the group -where we all agree to disagree. Enjoy a monthly outing too. No registration required.
Center Stage Mentor will open the 2016 season with a Frank Krupa comedy,
music and dance spectacular. The performance features two sparkling shows in
one unforgettable evening!
Love and Laughter – Brings back those great Hollywood film songs and comedy
moments.
Dance, Dance, Dance – a tribute to Broadways over the top glitz and
razzamatazz, stunning, live on stage, entertainment. Reserve your seats early by
calling (440) 974-5725.
Location: Senior Center Great Room
#42787
May 13
Friday
Resident/Nonresident: $7 before April 13, $8 after April 13
7 – 9 p.m.
Facilitator: Debbie Muzik, Licensed Professional Counselor
Location: Senior Center Conference Room
Weekly
Friday Resident/Nonresident: Free
1 – 2:30 p.m.
LIVING WITH LOSS
An upbeat and uplifting education and encouragement group for those
experiencing the loss of a loved one. These sessions will help you learn about
the grief process, acquire coping skills, and share your experiences with others
who are also grieving. Participants in previous groups found it easier to be in a
group with others experiencing similar challenges, and to have useful hand-outs
to take with them for future reference. The group is open to adults of all ages.
SCIMITARS
Facilitator: Debbie Muzik, Licensed Professional Counselor
Location: Senior Center Cardinal Room
The SCIMITARS SWING BAND specializes in the music of the 1940’s, 50’s, and
60’s; the era of the “Big Bands”. They bring back the sounds of Glenn Miller, Les
Brown, Woody Herman, Duke Ellington, and many others from the “swing” era.
They also present music of earlier vintage, as well as current popular tunes. Their
instrumentation includes full saxophone, trumpet, trombone, and rhythm sections.
Donations received by any of the Al Koran Shrine Temple Bands are used to help
support “our kids”: The Shrine Burns and Orthopedic Hospitals, and the Scottish Rite
Learning Centers.
#42520
May 2, 9, 16, 23 Monday
Resident $20/Nonresident $25
#42788
July 20
Wednesday
7:30 – 8:30 p.m.
LINE DANCE PARTY
#42789
August 29 Monday
Resident/Nonresident $5 until August 25, $7 after August 25
VISIONARIES: LOW VISION SUPPORT
& DISCUSSION GROUP
If you or someone you know suffer from vision impairment—you’re not alone.
The monthly meetings are not only informative but a lot of fun!
Facilitator: Deborah Kogler
Location: Senior Center Cultural Arts Room
May 25, June 22, July 27, August 24 (Picnic)
Line dances lead in a party atmosphere. We’ll serve light refreshments.
7 – 9:30 p.m.
2:30 – 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday
2 – 4 p.m.
PARKINSON’S SUPPORT GROUP
Patients, caregivers, family and friends – all are welcome! Know that you are not
alone. Come share and learn from each other. Find support and encouragement.
First Tuesday of each month
May 3, June 7, July 5, August 2 Tuesday
4:15 – 5:15 p.m.
ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION CAREGIVER
SUPPORT GROUP
PERFORMING GROUPS TAKING THEIR SHOW ON THE ROAD
Mentor Senior Center is home to three fantastic performing groups – the
Mentor Follies Dancers, the Mentor Music Makers (singing group), and
Mentor’s Act 1 (theater group). All three groups are composed of talented,
energetic Mentor Senior Center members. These groups offer inspiring and fun
entertainment at a very reasonable cost. To book or join one of the performing
groups, call the Senior Center at 440-974-5725.
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This support and discussion group for caregivers covers a variety of topics
including signs and symptoms, available resources, help for the caregiver and
any topic that the group would like to address. This program is sponsored by
the Mentor Senior Center and the Alzheimer’s Association. Newcomers are
always welcome. Refreshments are served. The class is offered on the 2nd and
last Thursday of the month.
Location: Senior Center Stage
May 12 and 26, June 9 and 30, July 14 and 28, August 11 and 25
Thursday 1 – 2 p.m.
THE COMPUTER AREA
SPECIAL ELDERS PROGRAM
The computer area is open to seniors during the days and times listed below.
Participants have access to the Internet and a printer at a cost of 10 cents per
page. Volunteers who are knowledgeable about computers, email, and the
Internet are available in the morning. (Please call first to check availability).
The Special Elders program is a wonderful program offered at the Senior Center
to those who are experiencing some issues with aging and require a little extra
assistance. It was designed to allow seniors to enjoy good times with friends
and the consistent company of other participants.
Monday 8:15 a.m. – 8:15 p.m.
Tuesday 8:15 a.m. – 8:15 p.m.
Wednesday 5 p.m. – 8:15 p.m.
Thursday 8:15 a.m. – 8:15 p.m.
Friday 8:15 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
The Special Elders eat lunch together every weekday at 11 a.m. (Bring money for
lunch.) We play cards and table board games, Bingo on Monday and Wednesday
afternoons, and game and activity time is scheduled on Tuesdays. Thursdays
include shopping trips with Special Elders staff supporting participants
throughout the trip. We take part in specially designed chair exercise programs
for seniors with some physical challenges Monday through Friday. Facilitated
groups geared to the interests of this population including Memory Fitness,
Sharing Our Stories and A Story from a Picture. Special events, including movies
and monthly celebrations, are held every month. We also have speakers, parties,
and special entertainment at various times during the year.
LUNCH FIVE DAYS A WEEK
AT MENTOR SENIOR CENTER
Kitchen Coordinator: Greg Feathers
Monday – Friday, 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Stop by for the best deal in town! Mentor Senior Center’s talented lunch staff
and volunteers prepare delicious freshly made sandwiches, salads, soup, and
desserts at discounted prices Monday - Friday. Lunch foods are planned for the
enjoyment of seniors of all ages, with some consideration for special diets and
medical conditions.
A daily Cook’s special features a meat or other high protein dish, vegetable, and
usually a starch or bread product at a cost of $4.00. Desserts range from fruit
and custard pies to special homemade treats, and we always have ice cream
sundaes. Drinks include coffee or tea, milk, juices, and the ever popular root
beer float. The monthly menu is available at the Senior Center front desk, in the
monthly newsletter and online at www.cityofmentor.com/play/seniors/lunch.
With the expanded schedule our need for volunteers also increases; call us if
you would like to join our wonderful group of kitchen volunteers.
The Special Elders staff does not provide personal care or individual supervision.
Participants in Special Elders must be independently mobile. It is funded jointly
by United Way of Lake County, federal CDBG funding, the City of Mentor, and
Lake County Senior Levy Funding. LakeTran is available to bring senior citizens to
and from Mentor Senior Center activities. Please call the center at 440-974-5725
to schedule a time to meet with the Special Elders staff. The staff will provide a
tour and review the enrollment form detailing the type of assistance needed.
See the front desk for assistance in registering.
Coordinators: Diane Maresco, Debbie Muzik, and Maggie Runyon.
Location: Senior Center
All Year
Monday – Friday 10:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Resident/Nonresident: $20 annual registration fee
FITNESS PROGRAMS
Take Advantage!! Participants in the classes below are welcome to attend ANY
Video Fitness Class.
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION EXERCISE PROGRAM
Gain mobility, strength, and endurance as you do gentle exercises with others.
This recreational exercise program was developed specifically for people with
arthritis. There is a class break Jun 24 - 30 and August 25 - 31. There is no class
May 6, May 30 or July 4.
Instructor: Deedee Wilbraham - Tue & Thu, Annette Santoro - Fri
Location: Senior Center Studio
#42526
May – June
Tuesday
#42527
July – August
Tuesday
#42528
May – June
Thursday
#42529
July – August
Thursday
#42530
May – June
Friday
#42531
July – August
Friday
Resident: $15/Nonresident: $19
11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
BALLET FOR BALANCE
Learn the art and language of ballet to find balance and increase flexibility. No
previous experience required. Please wear comfortable socks or ballet slippers.
This class will incorporate stretching to increase mobility in muscles and joints.
Balance exercises will increase awareness of proper body alignment during
movement. There is a class break Jun 24 - 30 and August 25 - 31.
Instructor: Maggie Runyon
#42558
May – June
Wednesday
#42559
July – August
Wednesday
2 – 2:45 p.m.
2 – 2:45 p.m.
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BETTER EVERYDAY: EXERCISE TO FIGHT
PARKINSON’S SYMPTOMS
STRETCH AND BALANCE
“Better Every Day” is a fitness program designed to empower people with
Parkinson’s disease, by optimizing their physical function and helping delay the
progression of symptoms. The classes focus on Parkinson’s specific exercises
that help fight the symptoms of the disease. No equipment or expertise is
necessary; just participate at your own level of ability. There is a class break
Jun 24 - 30 and August 25 - 31.
Instructor:Ben Rossi
#42562
May – June
Tuesday #42563
July – August
Tuesday Resident: $32 /Nonresident: $40
3 – 4 p.m.
3 – 4 p.m.
CHAIR YOGA
Chair yoga is designed to allow anyone to participate in a gentle form of
yoga. It works the joints and muscles to increase flexibility, strength, balance
and circulation and also encourages quiet reflection, relaxation and proper
breathing plus better posture. Optional standing exercises are provided for
those participants who would like a different challenge. There is a class break
Jun 24 - 30 and August 25 - 31.
Instructor: Annette Santoro
#42560
May – June
Wednesday
#42561
July – August
Wednesday
5 – 5:45 p.m.
5 – 5:45 p.m.
This energetic aerobics class is designed for able-bodied seniors, with a small
amount of resistance bands and weights. There is a class break Jun 24 - 30 and
August 25 - 31. There is no class May 6, May 30 or July 4.
Instructor: New instructor – 10:35 a.m. Monday & Friday; Sharon Benner – 9 a.m.
Monday , Tuesday, Thursday, Friday; Barb Bensi – 6:15 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday
9 – 9:45 a.m.
9 – 9:45 a.m.
10:35 – 11:20 a.m.
10:35 – 11:20 a.m.
9 – 9:45 a.m.
9 – 9:45 a.m.
6:15 – 7 p.m.
6:15 – 7 p.m.
9 – 9:45 a.m.
9 – 9:45 a.m.
6:15 – 7 p.m.
6:15 – 7 p.m.
9 – 9:45 a.m.
9 – 9:45 a.m.
10:35 – 11:20 a.m.
10:35 – 11:20 a.m.
SENIOR SHAPE-UP IN CHAIRS
This class includes seated and standing exercise for increased flexibility and strength.
A variety of tools are used including resistance bands, weights, balls and plates.
A small amount of low impact aerobics is included to increase mobility. There is a
class break Jun 24 - 30 and August 25 - 31. There is no class May 6, May 30 or July 4.
Instructors: Sharon Benner – Monday & Friday; Annette Santoro – Wednesday
#42580
May – June
Monday
#42581
July – August
Monday
#42582
May – June
Wednesday
#42583
July – August
Wednesday
#42584
May – June
Friday
#42585
July – August
Friday
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Instructor: Sharon Benner
#42586
May – June
Tuesday #42587
July – August
Tuesday #42588
May – June
Thursday #42589
July – August
Thursday Resident: $15/Nonresident: $19
10:40 – 11:25 a.m.
10:40 – 11:25 a.m.
10:40 – 11:25 a.m.
10:40 – 11:25 a.m.
TAI CHI
Tai Chi is an especially effective exercise modality for older adults. It is a meditative
and energetic form, one of the national treasures of China. Paul teaches the Wu
style of Tai Chi. There is a class break Jun 24 - 30 and August 25 - 31.
Instructor: Paul Wallace
#42590
May – June
Thursday
#42591
July – August
Thursday
2 – 3 p.m.
2 – 3 p.m.
WATER EXERCISE AT HEISLEY
LOW IMPACT AEROBICS
#42578
May – June
Monday
#42564
July – August
Monday
#42579
May – June
Monday
#42565
July – August
Monday
#42566
May – June
Tuesday
#42567
July – August
Tuesday
#42568
May – June
Tuesday
#42569
July – August
Tuesday
#42570
May – June
Thursday
#42571
July – August
Thursday
#42572
May – June
Thursday
#42573
July – August
Thursday
#42574
May – June
Friday
#42575
July – August
Friday
#42576
May – June
Friday
#42577
July – August
Friday
This 45 minute class will involve seated and standing exercises with a focus on
isolating muscles to improve balance and flexibility. This class will incorporate
stretching to increase mobility in muscles and joints. Balance exercises will
increase awareness of proper body alignment during movement. There is a class
break Jun 24 - 30 and August 25 - 31.
This 45 minute water exercise class is designed especially for those 55 and older.
The certified instructor provides clear instruction from the pool deck. Class
includes a warm up and shallow water exercises including cardio, toning and
strength. There is no class May 30 or July 4.
Location: Mentor Heisley Racquet and Fitness Club Pool
#42592
May – June
Monday
#42593
July – August
Monday
#42594
May – June
Tuesday
#42595
July – August
Tuesday
#42596
May – June
Tuesday
#42597
July – August
Tuesday
#42598
May – June
Wednesday
#42599
July – August
Wednesday
#42600
May – June
Thursday
#42601
July – August
Thursday
#42604
May – June
Thursday
#42605
July – August
Thursday
#42606
May – June
Saturday
#42607
July – August
Saturday
8 – 8:45 a.m.
8 – 8:45 a.m.
10:30 – 11:15 a.m.
10:30 – 11:15 a.m.
2:15 – 3 p.m.
2:15 – 3 p.m.
8 – 8:45 a.m.
8 – 8:45 a.m.
10:30 – 11:15 a.m.
10:30 – 11:15 a.m.
2:15 – 3 p.m.
2:15 – 3 p.m.
12 – 12:45 p.m.
12 – 12:45 p.m.
WATER EXERCISE AT HEISLEY –
STRENGTH TRAINING
This fun water work-out creates less impact on the joints and bones, improves
circulation, increases joint range of motion and decreases blood pressure.
Included in the class will be the use of noodles, light water weights, resistance
boards and paddles. You do not have to know how to swim.
Location: Mentor Heisley Racquet and Fitness Club Pool
#42602
May – June
Thursday #42603
July – August
Thursday Resident: $30/Nonresident: $38
1:15 – 2 p.m.
1:15 – 2 p.m.
10 – 10:30 a.m.
10 – 10:30 a.m.
10 – 10:30 a.m.
10 – 10:30 a.m.
10 – 10:30 a.m.
10 – 10:30 a.m.
WEIGHT TRAINING
This strength class is designed to build muscle strength and bone density.
Resistance bands and weights will be used while standing, while seated, and
with mats on the floor. There is a class break Jun 24 - 30 and August 25 - 31.
Instructors: Sharon Benner – morning; Barb Bensi – evening
#42660
May – June
Tuesday
#42661
July – August
Tuesday
#42662
May – June
Thursday
#42663
July – August
Thursday
#42664
May – June
Tuesday
#42665
July – August
Tuesday
#42666
May – June
Thursday
#42667
July – August
Thursday
9:50 – 10:35 a.m.
9:50 – 10:35 a.m.
9:50 – 10:35 a.m.
9:50 – 10:35 a.m.
7:05 – 7:50 p.m.
7:05 – 7:50 p.m.
7:05 – 7:50 p.m.
7:05 – 7:50 p.m.
FITNESS CENTER
We have a wonderful fitness center with a variety of cardiovascular equipment
including 5 treadmills, 3 bikes, 2 seated ellipticals, and 3 standing ellipticals. Tuff
Stuff strength station offers a wide variety of exercises and the Precor stretch
trainer offers great stretching options. You must be 55 years or older, a member
of the senior center and must take the Exercise Equipment training class to
participate in the fitness center.
EXERCISE EQUIPMENT TRAINING
Learn to use the cardiovascular equipment (including the treadmill, bikes,
chair elliptical and standing elliptical) and the Tuff Stuff strength equipment
safely in this 2 hour class. Learn proper form, seat settings, and weight settings
and how to use a workout card to track your progress. Classes are limited to 4
participants and are taught by Certified Personal Fitness instructors. You must
be a Senior Center Member and 55 years or older to use the fitness center. For
your safety, this class is required prior to using the fitness equipment.
Location: Senior Center Fitness Center
Please call for available days and times. Advance registration and payment is
required.
PERSONAL FITNESS TRAINING
YOGA
Yoga is an ancient system of philosophy and practices. The yoga classes are a
mixture of gentle stretches combined with traditional yoga postures. The sense of
wellness acquired through practice is caused by easing muscle tension, massaging
internal organs, and improving flexibility of the joints. The challenge of this
practice lies in the coordination of breath with movement, which encourages
quieting and relaxing the mind, focus and balance. Please bring a yoga mat and a
firm cushion; wear loose or stretchy clothes for yoga classes. There is a class break
Jun 24 - 30 and August 25 - 31. There is no class May 7, May 30 or July 4.
Instructors: Judy Churchill - Monday & Thursday; Denise Brown – Saturday
Location: Senior Center Fitness Studio
Multilevel Yoga for beginners and continuing students
#42668
May – June
Monday
#42669
July – August
Monday
2 – 3:15 p.m.
2 – 3:15 p.m.
Intermediate Yoga for more advanced students; prerequisite Multilevel yoga
or previous yoga experience
#42670
May – June
Thursday
3:30 – 4:45 p.m.
#42671
July – August
Thursday
3:30 – 4:45 p.m.
Multilevel Yoga for beginners and continuing students
#42672
May – June
Saturday
#42673
July – August
Saturday
9 – 10:15 a.m.
9 – 10:15 a.m.
ZUMBA GOLD
Join us for this great class. The Zumba® program fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms
and easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness program. The
routines feature interval training sessions where fast and slow rhythms and
resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning
fat. Add some Latin flavor and international zest into the mix and you’ve got a
Zumba® class! This class tailors the Zumba class to the active older adult. Come
check it out. There is a class break Jun 24 - 30 and August 25 - 31.
Instructor: Annette Santoro
#42675
May – June
Tuesday
#42676
July – August
Tuesday
#42677
May – June
Wednesday
#42678
July – August
Wednesday
#42679
May – June
Thursday
#42680
July – August
Thursday
5:15 – 6 p.m.
5:15 – 6 p.m.
9 – 9:45 a.m.
9 – 9:45 a.m.
5:15 – 6 p.m.
5:15 – 6 p.m.
A certified personal trainer will work with you to develop personalized training
targeted toward specific fitness goals. You can choose from private, one on one
instruction, or schedule with a friend for semi-private instruction. Appointments
are required.
Monday, 10:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.;
Tuesday and Thursday, 11:45 a.m. – 3:45 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, 7:50 - 9:20 p.m.
Monday 9 – 11 a.m. or 4:45 – 6:45 p.m.; Friday 9 – 11 a.m.
Resident/Nonresident: $40 per hour session
Sharon Benner
Barb Bensi
Annette Santoro
LINE DANCING
Learn a variety of dances, including popular wedding dances. These classes are
a great way to have fun with others. Line dance helps us stay physically fit and
mentally alert. There is a class break June 27-29 and August 29-31. No class May
30 and July 4. Instructors: Polly Dubeansky & Barb Shoda – Monday; Sharen
McDivitt and Barb Shoda - Wednesday
#42536
May – June
Monday
#42540
July – August
Monday
#42541
May – June
Monday
#42539
July – August
Monday
#42537
May – June
Wednesday
#42538
July – August
Wednesday Resident: $16/Nonresident: $20 5 p.m. – Intermediate
5 p.m. – Intermediate
7:30 p.m. – Intermediate
7:30 p.m. – Intermediate
LINE DANCING FOR BEGINNERS
This very beginner’s class is for participants who have never done Line Dance. The
most basic steps will be broken down so you can join ongoing classes at a later
date. No class May 30 and July 4. There is a class break June 27 and August 29.
Instructor: Polly Dubeansky
#42535
May – June
Monday
#42534
July – August
Monday
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
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BALLROOM DANCING
LEISURE
ALL MEDIA PAINTING
All the fundamentals of art will be covered: composition, design, and color.
Please bring the media of your choice, paper and reference materials. There is a
class break June 30 and August 25.
Instructor: Jennifer Thiel
#42542
May – June
Thursday
10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Join us for summer and fall projects. Class includes instruction and firing. An
$8 supply fee is payable at time of registration and includes use of brushes
and paints. Greenware fee is payable to the instructor. All levels of students are
welcome. There is a class break June 29 and August 31.
Instructor: Sharon Williams
10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
6 – 8 p.m.
10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
6 – 8 p.m.
#42556
May – June
Tuesday
#42557
July – August
Tuesday
1:30 – 2:30 p.m.
1:30 – 2:30 p.m.
Chair volleyball is a physical activity that provides a fun way to be active. Since
players are required to remain seated, anyone can enjoy this fun and active
variation of volleyball. Regular participation in this activity can increase flexibility
and stamina. Join us for open play every Monday and Wednesday afternoon.
January – December
Wednesday
Monday
12 – 2 p.m.
11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
CORN HOLE
Come out and enjoy a fun and friendly game of Corn Hole, no experience
necessary. We will form teams each evening and enjoy some friendly competition.
TUESDAY QUILTERS – A.M. AND P.M. CLASSES
Explore new projects using modern and time-saving methods in a warm,
friendly, and self-paced atmosphere. Focus will be on learning color, value, and
construction techniques to advance your quilting knowledge. Students should
bring material (based upon provided project supply list), sewing machine in good
condition, sewing notions, and miscellaneous supplies (rulers, rotary cutters,
scissors). An iron and ironing board is provided for your convenience. Morning
class is for the confident beginner to intermediate/advanced and the evening
class is for the beginner to confident beginner. There is a class break June 28.
Instructor: Teri Bittner
#42548
May – June
Tuesday
#42550
May – June
Tuesday
CHAIR VOLLEYBALL
CREATIVE CERAMICS
#42544
May – June
Wednesday
#42546
May – June
Wednesday
#42545
July – August
Wednesday
#42547
July – August
Wednesday
This class is for a person or couple with two left feet or for people who already
know how to cut a rug but want to freshen up. Come learn the basic ballroom
dance styles of foxtrot, east coast swing, waltz, and many more. Come dance,
make new friends, listen to great music, and learn how to move around the floor
gracefully. There is a class break June 28 and August 30.
9 – 11 a.m.
6 – 8 p.m.
BEGINNERS AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
Location: Senior Center Cardinal Room
Wednesday
6:30 – 8 p.m.
SENIOR CLUBS
For more information on our senior clubs, or for a current schedule, please
contact Dave Duricky, Recreation Coordinator at 440-974-5725.
FISHING CLUB
The Fishing Club is open to everyone who enjoys fishing and other outdoor
adventures. Monthly speakers along with local fishing outings and charters are
scheduled throughout the year.
February – November 3rd Tuesday of the month
10 a.m.
This course will involve a basic history and basic signs of American Sign
Language. Students will learn the alphabet, basic non verbal communication
skills, finger spelling, and basic vocabulary. By the end of the class you will have
learned the basics of a new language and be able to communicate with one
another in ASL. There is a class break June 28 and August 30.
Come out and get fit with a hiking club on Thursdays at 10 a.m. or Mondays at
6 p.m. The clubs hike many of the parks in the area. Tom Yates, retired Holden
Arboretum staff, leads the Thursday morning hikes.
Location: Lobby
April – October
#42552
May – June
Tuesday
#42553
July – August
Tuesday
HIKING CLUB
Thursday
Monday
10 a.m.
6 p.m.
11 a.m. – 12 p.m.
11 a.m. – 12 p.m.
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE 2
Beginner American Sign Language is a prerequisite unless approved by
instructor. Come expand on what you have already learned in Beginner
American Sign Language. Learn sentence structure and more about deaf
culture! A great class to challenge yourself and continue learning! There is a
class break June 28 and August 30.
Location: Lobby
#42554
May – June
Tuesday
#42555
July – August
Tuesday
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12 – 1 p.m.
12 – 1 p.m.
CYCLING CLUB
The Cycling Club was formed to promote cycling as an active and healthy
lifestyle for all ages. The club cycles at various locations every Wednesday
morning at 10 a.m. Please call Dave Duricky, Recreation Coordinator at the
Mentor Senior Center for a current schedule.
April – October
Wednesday
10 a.m.
ICE ARENA
SKATE ON IN
June 8– August 12
Open Ice Skating Times – West Rink
Wednesday 7 – 9 p.m.
Friday 1 – 3 p.m. & 7 – 9 p.m.
Admission Rates
Studio Open
Studio Open
Adults
Youth (age 17 & under)
$6
$5
Seniors (age 60 & over)
Rental Skate Rates $3
$5
LEARN-TO-SKATE
Ice skating is not only one of America’s best winter sports, it’s also one of the most
accessible thanks to the Mentor Ice Arena! Ice skating helps build muscle, is lowimpact and easy on joints, and can boost balance, flexibility, quickness and agility.
All of these benefits are perfect for young children building small and large motor
skills and even better for adults interested in burning calories and staying fit!
At Mentor Ice Arena, ice skating lessons are progressive in nature, meaning you
start with the basics and build on fundamental skills. For those interested in playing
hockey or learning to figure skate, classes are available to teach those skills too!
Where To Begin?
We’ve designed programs that are right for all ages and all interests. Children
age 3 - 5 start with the Tot program. Children 6 and up start with the Basic
program and adults and teens ages 12 & up start with the Adult Basic program.
What Do I Need To Get Started?
All participants in our Learn-to-Skate program should wear loose, comfortable
clothing including a jacket or heavy sweatshirt, jeans, snow pants or layered
athletic pants, and warm socks. Those under age 10 must wear a helmet, and
gloves are encouraged as well as the average temperature in the rink is 55
degrees.
Because we want you to practice what you’re learning, all persons registered in
the Learn-to-Skate program receive a punch card for free open skate sessions
good during the 7 weeks of lessons. If you need to rent skates during lessons,
you receive our $1 skate rental special.
TOT 1
Ages 3 - 5
We’ll start from the beginning as we learn to sit and stand up with skates on –
first off ice and then on ice. We’ll learn to march in place, march forward 8–10
steps, march, then glide on two feet and also to dip in place.
Location: Mentor Ice Arena –Studio Rink
#43102
June 15 – July 27
#43103
June 15 – July 27
Wednesday
Wednesday
TOT 2
6 – 6:30 p.m.
1 – 1:30 p.m.
Ages 3 - 5
In Tot 2, participants continue to practice and progress on to march followed
by a long glide; dip while moving; perform six backward wiggles in a row; learn
forward two-foot swizzles; learn the rocking horse including one forward, one
backward swizzle action; and to do a two-foot hop in place.
#43104
June 15 – July 27
#43105
June 15 – July 27
Wednesday
Wednesday
TOT 3
6 – 6:30 p.m.
1 – 1:30 p.m.
Ages 3 - 5
To complete Tot 3, participants must demonstrate skills learned in Tot 1
& Tot 2, as well as new skills including forward skating 8 – 10 steps; left and right
forward one-foot glide; 4 – 6 forward swizzles; 4 – 6 backward swizzles; curves
and a forward snowplow stop with skid.
#43106
June 15 – July 27
#43107
June 15 – July 27
Wednesday
Wednesday
6 – 6:30 p.m.
1 – 1:30 p.m.
BASIC 1
Age 6 +
Basic skills are the fundamentals of the sport. In this class, participants learn to
sit on ice and stand up; march forward across the ice; forward two-foot glide;
dip; forward swizzles 6–8 in a row; backward wiggles 6–8 in a row; complete a
stationary snowplow stop; rocking horse; and optionally perform a two-foot
hop in place.
#43083
June 15 – July 27
#43084
June 16 – July 28
Wednesday
Thursday
6:35 – 7:20 p.m.
6 – 6:45 p.m.
BASIC 2
Age 6 +
The next level of skills includes learning to complete forward one foot glides;
backward two-foot glides; 6 – 8 backward swizzles; a two-foot turn from
forward to backward in place; moving snowplow stop; and forward alternating
half swizzle pumps in a straight line.
Location: Mentor Ice Arena – Studio Rink
#43085
June 15 – July 27
#43086
June 16 – July 28
Wednesday
Thursday
6:35 – 7:20 p.m.
6 – 6:45 p.m.
BASIC 3
Age 6 +
Participants in Basic 3 will learn and show competency in forward stroking
showing correct use of the skate blade; forward half swizzle pumps on a
circle; moving forward to backward in a two-foot turn both clockwise and
counterclockwise; backward one-foot glides; forward slalom; and two-foot spin
up to two revolutions.
#43087
June 16 – July 28
Thursday
6:50 – 7:35 p.m.
BASIC 4
Age 6 +
This next-level course includes forward outside edge on a circle; forward inside
edge on a circle; forward crossovers, clockwise and counterclockwise; right and
left forward outside three turn from a stand-still position; backward half swizzle
pumps on a circle clockwise and counterclockwise; backward stroking; and
right and left backward snowplow stop.
#43088
June 16 – July 28
Thursday
6:50 – 7:35 p.m.
BASIC 5
Age 6 +
Basic 5 students will learn how to perform a backward outside and inside edge
on a circle; backward crossovers, clockwise and counterclockwise; beginning
one-foot spin – up to three revolutions with optional entry and free-foot
position; hockey stop; and side toe hop in both directions.
#43089
June 16 – July 28
Thursday
6:50 – 7:35 p.m.
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BASIC 6
Age 6 +
This course builds on all previous levels and includes new skills such as a right
and left forward inside three-turn from a standstill position; moving backward
to forward two-foot turn on a circle, clockwise and counterclockwise; a right or
left T-stop; Bunny hop; forward right or left arabesque/spiral on a straight line;
and right or left forward lunge.
#43090
June 16 – July 28
Thursday
BASIC 7 6:50 – 7:35 p.m.
Ages 6 +
In this course, students will learn forward inside open Mohawk from a standstill
position, both right to left and left to right; backward outside edge to forward
outside edge transition on a circle; a right and left ballet jump; backward
crossovers to a backward outside edge glides (landing position) both clockwise
and counterclockwise; and right or left forward inside pivots.
Location: Mentor Ice Arena – West Rink
#43091
June 14 – July 26
Tuesday
BASIC 8
6:15 – 7 p.m.
Ages 6 +
All previous skills will be practiced and the following additional skills will be
mastered in Basic 8: moving forward right and left outside three-turn on a circle;
moving forward right and left inside three-turn on a circle; to do a combination
move including forward crossovers (2) into forward inside Mohawk, cross
behind, step into backward crossover (1) and step to forward inside edge; a
one-foot upright spin with optional entry and free-foot position; a waltz jump;
and right and left Mazurka.
#43092
June 14 – July 26
Tuesday
6:15 – 7 p.m.
SPECIALIZED LEARN TO SKATE
FREESTYLE LEARN-TO-SKATE Ages 6 - 18
Freestyle curriculum includes spins, dance and footwork sequences and jumps.
This course is the perfect introduction to competitive figure skating and is
appropriate for anyone wishing to develop a strong foundation on which to
build new skills. Prerequisite: passed Basic 8.
#43097
June 14 – July 26
Tuesday
ADULT/TEEN LEARN-TO-SKATE
6:15 – 7 p.m.
Tuesday
COMPETITION CLASS
Ages 12 +
6:15 – 7 p.m.
Ages 3 & up
Students will have a group lesson learning moves and establishing a 1 minute program
to perform at competitions. Also parent educational session on how to prepare for a
competition. Includes program music. Prerequisite: passed Tot 1 or Basic 1.
#43118
June 8 – July 13
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Wednesday
This program provides an exciting and beneficial forum of recreation for
persons with disabilities. The program is available to youth and adults and
instruction is included. Volunteers are on the ice to provide additional
assistance. Through this program, students will have an opportunity to compete
in Special Olympic events. Classes are 30 minutes each week.
Location: Mentor Ice Arena - West Rink
#43101 June 14 – July 26
Resident/Non-resident: $50
Tuesday
5:30 – 6 p.m.
HOCKEY
Mentor Ice Arena has a robust and growing hockey program. Beginning with
lessons for children ages 3 and older, and teams for ages 5 and older, we offer
lessons that blend skating skills with knowledge and skills necessary to play
hockey. See each of the descriptions and age requirements below to find the
right course for you.
How Do I Join A Team?
We offer several options for those learning as well as developed skaters who
would like to play competitively.
ADM Mite Blue Division is for players ages 5 – 8. The successful completion of
either Tot Hockey 1 or Instructional Hockey 1. This is an in-house league with
most games played at the Mentor Ice Arena.
PlayMakers Hockey is for players ages 9 – 14. Participation in either Instructional
Hockey or the ADM Blue Division is required. This is an in-house league with
most games played at the Mentor Ice Arena.
Adult Open Hockey is for ages 18 and older. There are no try outs as teams are
put together weekly, however, players must wear full equipment including a
helmet and provide proof of age.
LEARN TO PLAY HOCKEY
TOT HOCKEY
Ages 3 - 5
Tot Hockey is offered to children age 3-5 and covers the basics of the sport and
the necessary skills to play in an age-appropriate setting.. To participate, players
must have passed Tot 1. Participants must show competency in the skills listed
to pass each level and move on to the next. Equipment required: Approved ice
hockey helmet with cage, hockey skates & stick (straight blade).
TOT HOCKEY 1
This introduction to skating for adults and teens covers all of the basics outlined
in our basic skating program but tailored to the abilities of older students. If
you’d like to learn the fundamentals, or maybe you just want to be able to keep
up with your kids on the ice, this is the course for you!
#43081
June 14 – July 26
ADAPTIVE SPECIAL SKATER’S PROGRAM All Ages
Ages 3 - 5
In this course the skater will learn proper falling and recovery, forward and
backward hockey stance, forward marching 8-10 steps, forward 2 foot glide,
forward dip or squat, 2 foot hop while moving, 2-4 forward swizzles, 5-6
backward wiggles, rocking horse, and a stationary snowplow stop.
#43109
June 14 – July 26
Tuesday 6 – 6:30 p.m.
TOT HOCKEY 2
Ages 3 - 5
In this course the skater will learn forward swizzles, right and left T-push, right
and left forward 1 foot glides, backward 2 foot glide, 2-4 backward swizzles, 2
foot glide turns, and a moving snowplow stop.
#43115
June 14 – July 26
Tuesday 6 – 6:30 p.m.
5 – 5:45 p.m.
TOT HOCKEY 3
Ages 3 - 5
This course builds on all previous levels and includes new skills such as forward
C-cuts, right and left hockey turns, forward slalom, forward starts and stops,
right and left forward outside edges, and lateral marching crossovers.
#43116
June 14 – July 26
Tuesday
6 – 6:30 p.m.
TOT HOCKEY 4
Ages 3 - 5
In this course the skater will learn forward 1 foot pushes on a circle, forward
crossovers, alternating backward C-cuts, right and left backward 1 foot glide,
hockey stop, forward outside and inside consecutive edges on half circles,
forward power turns 180 and 360 degrees, quick V-starts, and a backward hustle
with quick V-stops and R and L backward stops.
#43117
June 14 – July 26
Tuesday
INSTRUCTIONAL HOCKEY
6 – 6:30 p.m.
Ages 5 - 10
This program is ideal for boys & girls ages 5 – 10 considering ADM Blue or Play
Makers Hockey in the future. To participate, players must have successfully
passed all 4 levels of Tot Hockey if under age 6 or successfully passed Basic 1
if older than 6. Equipment required: Approved ice hockey helmet with cage,
hockey skates & stick (straight blade), personal protective equipment (this can
be of any type, i.e. soccer or rollerblade equipment).
INSTRUCTIONAL HOCKEY 1
Ages 5 - 10
Players will learn falling and recovery, proper forward and backward stance;
march forward across the ice 8-10 steps; march forward with 2 foot glides and
dips; stationary snowplow stop; rocking horse; forward swizzles (2 to 4 in a row);
front to back and back to front turns (stationary); T-Push right, then glide on two
feet on line; T-Push left, then glide on two feet on line; and how to backward
march or wiggle.
Location: Mentor Ice Arena - Studio Rink
# 43093
June 14 – July 26
Tuesday
6:35 – 7:20 p.m.
Ages 5 - 10
To successfully complete this level, players will learn and demonstrate forward
swizzles (4 to 6 in a row) driving power from heels using a wider stance;
alternating forward c-cuts on a straight line; t-push, glide on right foot, hold
2-4 seconds on a straight line, repeat with left foot; right and left scooting or
skateboard push; gliding two foot turn on line- forward to backward. backward
to forward; backwards march then glide on two feet; backward swizzles (2 to 4
in a row); backward snowplow stop; alternating backward c-cuts in a straight
line and two foot moving snowplow stop.
# 43095
June 14 – July 26
Tuesday
6:35 – 7:20 p.m.
Ages 5 - 10
# 43100
June 14 – July 26
Tuesday
6:35 – 7:20 p.m.
HOUSE HOCKEY
ADM MITE HOCKEY BLUE DIVISION Age 5 - 8 (as of December 31)
This program is an in-house, instructional recreational program for boys and
girls ages 5 – 8. It includes one month of skills development followed by the
formation of teams with practices and then followed by scheduled games.
Session 1 runs October - December and registration begins in July. Session 2
runs January - March with registration taking place in November. To participate,
skaters must have successfully completed a Tot Hockey or Instructional Hockey
class. Full hockey equipment is required. Call the rink at (440) 974-5730 for
details or visit www.cityofmentor.com.
PLAYMAKERS HOCKEY
Age 8 - 14 (as of December 31)
This program is an in-house instructional recreation program for boys and
girls ages 8 – 14. It includes one month of skills development followed by the
formation of teams with practices and then followed by scheduled games.
Session 1 runs October - December and registration begins in July. Session 2
runs January - March with registration taking place in November. To participate,
skates must have successfully completed an Instructional Hockey class or
played ADM Mite Hockey are eligible. Full hockey equipment is required. Call
the rink at (440) 974-5730 for details.
TRAVEL HOCKEY
ADM MITE HOCKEY WHITE & RED DIVISIONS
(TRAVEL CSHL)
Ages 5 - 10
Level 3 offers players the chance to build on previous skills as well as learn
how to one foot snow plow stop introducing hips with ¼ turn twist to hockey
stop; full strides using 45 degree V-Push with good recovery; shuffle stride;
backwards hustle; backward C-Cuts or power pushes on circle/backward
outside edge glide on a circle; forward C-Cuts on circle small/C-push glide on
small circle; forward outside/inside edges on half circles/alternating inside
edges down the line; gliding 2 foot turn on circle facing upper body out and
inside of circle; and the lateral crossover march.
# 43096
June 14 – July 26
This final level reviews all previous skills and will help students successfully
demonstrate the Shuffle Stride with varied tempo and edge quality/quick
shallow edge pumps & slow deep edge pumps; forward crossovers on circle
R&L; forward alternating crossovers down the length of the ice with wide step
transitions; forward power-turns 180 degrees & 360 turns will need C-cuts for
360 degrees; hockey stops; quick starts with V starts off the ball of the foot;
backwards hustle with quick V-stops and alternating right and left backward
stops; backward crossovers on circle R&L; backward alternating crossovers
down ice with wide step transitions; forward to backward pivot turn and
backward to forward pivot turn (Mohawk).
Tuesday
6:35 – 7:20 p.m.
Boys and girls ages 5 – 8 can try out for Mentor Ice Arena’s White and Red
division teams participating in the Cleveland Suburban Hockey League. This
travel league plays ½ ice games.
Tryouts will be held April 29 & 30 and May 1, 6 & 7.
Registration for the White and Red divisions begins July and team selections will
take place in early September.
Practice begins mid- September and the season ends early March. Teams play at
other greater Cleveland rinks throughout the season.
To participate, players must register online with USA Hockey, and must have
completed a Tot or Instructional Hockey class or played ADM Mite Blue. Players
transferring from another travel program are also eligible.
Equipment required: Approved ice hockey helmet with cage and full
equipment. Call the rink at (440) 974-5730 for details.
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TRAVEL HOCKEY (CSHL)
SUMMER SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
This Mentor Ice Arena travel hockey team plays in the Cleveland Suburban
Hockey League (CSHL) which includes 24 cities, most within the Cleveland area.
To try out, players must have completed for at least one year in either the ADM
Mite or Playmakers program. Depending on the level of play and age division,
teams will participate in 2 - 5 tournaments. Tryouts will be held in May and
practices and games begin in September. Teams are on the ice 2-3 times a week
at Mentor Ice Arena and away games are also scheduled. Tournament fees are
extra. Call the rink at (440) 974-5730 for details.
ADULT HOCKEY
The goal of this program is to provide pre-season opportunities for ADM
travel, ADM Blue, and Instructional Hockey players ages 5 to 8. We’ll cover skill
improvement, skating instruction, power skating, and have fun time at the end
of each session. Program meets once a week for 10 weeks. Equipment required:
Approved ice hockey helmet with cage, hockey skates & stick (straight blade),
personal protective equipment (this can be of any type including. soccer or
rollerblade equipment).
#43122 June 9 – August 4 Resident: $100 / Nonresident: $125
ADULT SUMMER PICKUP HOCKEY
Age 18 & up
Full equipment is required including helmets with half shield. Full-face cages are
recommended. Pay at front desk weekly. Players may be asked for proof of age.
June 3 – August 5
$12/player per week
ADM MITE SUMMER HOCKEY
Ages 5 - 8 (as of December 31)
Friday
9:15 – 10:15 p.m.
Thursday
7 – 8 p.m.
FRITSCHE’S HOCKEY CAMPS
This is a weeklong camp for Mites - Bantams taking place August 1 - 5 at Mentor
Ice Arena. To register contact [email protected]
NEIL CONWAY GOALTENDING CAMPS
Conway Goaltending camp will be held June 20 - 24 and July 18 -22 at Mentor
Ice Arena. To register contact [email protected]
OKICKI HOCKEY CAMP
Monday - Friday, July 25 – 29
To register contact Tim Okicki at [email protected].
COMMUNITY
MENTOR CITY COUNCIL
From back left: John A. Krueger, Vice President of Council and Ward 4; Sean
P. Blake, Ward 1; Scott J. Marn, Councilman-at-Large; Bruce R. Landeg, Ward 3;
From front left: Janet A. Dowling, President of Council and Councilwoman-atLarge; Ray Kirchner, Councilman-at-Large; Matthew E. Donovan, Ward 2.
CITY OF MENTOR STAFF
Kenneth J. Filipiak
Anthony J. Zampedro
Kenn Kaminski
Jill Korsok
Tim Ausperk
Renee Ochaya
Bill Furman
Nick Standering
City Manager
Assistant City Manager
Parks, Recreation & Public Facilities Director
Recreation Superintendent
Black Brook Golf Course Golf Professional & Manager
Senior Center Program Manager
Arena Manager
Cultural Arts Manager
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Mentor Parks & Recreation Guide is produced three times a year to inform the
residents of Mentor. It is published by the: Recreation Department, 8500 Civic
Center Blvd., Mentor OH 44060. The full guide is always available online at www.
cityofmentor.com/play. The Fall/Winter Parks & Recreation Guide will be mailed
to all homes in the 44060 zip code the first week in August. Fall registration
begins August 8 for residents and August 9 for nonresidents.
Email us at [email protected]
PROGRAM LOCATIONS
Edward R Walsh Park
Civic Center Park
Civic Center Waterpark
Civic Center Amphitheatre
Civic Center Skatepark
Community Center
Eleanor B. Garfield Park
Krueger Park
Mentor Beach Park
Mentor Civic Arena
Mentor Dog Park
Mentor High School Stadium
Mentor Lagoons Nature Preserve & Marina
Mentor Municipal Center
Mentor Senior Center
Morton Pool & Park
Old Council Hall
Taft Elementary School
Wildwood Cultural Center 7221 Bellflower Rd.
8900 Lakeshore Blvd.
8600 Munson Rd.
8600 Munson Rd.
8600 Munson Rd.
8604 Munson Rd.
8600 Munson Rd.
7967 Mentor Ave.
7556 Chillicothe Rd.
7779 Lakeshore Blvd.
8600 Munson Rd.
6647 Hopkins Rd.
6477 Center St.
8365 Harbor Dr.
8500 Civic Center Blvd.
8484 Munson Rd.
9325 Rosemary Ln.
7250 Jackson St.
1580 E. 332nd St., Eastlake
7645 Little Mountain Rd
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2.Click the blue Register Online button on the left side
of the screen.
3.Login using the green button on the right. Enter your
unique Login ID & password
4. If you know the course barcode enter it on the blue search
bar or click Register for Programs to browse all of our
courses. You can search by age group or use the Advanced
Search at the bottom of the left column for other search
options like Keyword or Location.
5. Once you’ve located your classes, click the Add button on
the right of the course details to add it to your basket.
6. When you’ve completed your course selections, proceed
to check-out. Visa, Mastercard and Discover are accepted.
Please note: Our online registration provider, Active
Network, offers an option to receive discounts on THEIR
products at checkout. This is not a discount on City of
Mentor products or services so please be aware when
clicking through check-out.
Can’t remember your login ID & password? If you’ve already
given us your email address, just click on the My Account tab
and follow the instructions. If you’d like to setup an account,
just call our office at (440) 974-5720, Monday – Friday, 8 a.m.
– 5 p.m. so we can verify your address, setup your account,
and provide you with everything you need to get started.
Please have your email address, name, address, and phone,
and the birth dates of each family member available when
you call. It’s as easy as that!
Please note: Accounts are address-based. Only parents and
children residing at the same address may be placed in the
same account. A utility bill and/or school report cards may
be required to verify residency.
City of Mentor
8500 Civic Center Blvd.
Mentor, Ohio 44060
2. Phone-In / 3. Drop-Off
or health. After the cutoff date, there are no refunds unless
the reservation can be resold.
Cash, Check, Visa/Mastercard accepted
Recreation Main Office:
Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. (440) 974-5720
Senior Center:
Ice Arena:
Wildwood Cultural Center:
Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
(440) 974-5735
People with Disabilities
We encourage persons with disabilities to participate in all
programs offered by the Parks & Recreation Department.
Please notify us in advance if special arrangements should be
arranged in order to make participation possible. TDD available.
4. Mail-In
Mentor Recreation Department, 8500 Civic Center Blvd.,
Mentor, Ohio 44060. Mail-in registration form is available
below or online at www.cityofmentor.com/play. Don’t forget
to include check or charge information.
Confirmations and Cancellations
A receipt and/or course confirmation will be emailed to you
following registration. If a course is canceled by the City of
Mentor, you will be notified by phone or email. If the City
cancels a course, we welcome you to transfer to another class
within the same season, or receive a full refund. It takes two
to three weeks to process a refund check. Credit card payees
will receive credit on their account within a few days.
Course Refunds
Please choose your classes carefully. Once you have
registered for a course, there will be no full refunds unless the
City of Mentor cancels the class. There is a $10 administrative
fee for classes canceled by the customer up to 24 hours
before the class begins. No refunds are issued after the class
begins. Participants may transfer the full course amount to
another trip/class/program within the same season to avoid
the administrative fee. Students assume risk of change in
personal affairs or health.
Senior Center Registration
Senior Center membership is required to participate in Senior
Center activities including classes, activities and programs.
Non-senior adults may register for programs at the Mentor
Senior Center. Please contact the center for details.
Senior Center Trip Refunds
Please choose your trips carefully. Once you have registered
for a trip there will be no full refunds unless the Senior Center
cancels the trip. An administrative fee of $10 for trips canceled
by the customer. Trip refunds, less the administrative fee,
will be available until the date specified. Participants may
transfer the full trip amount to another trip/class/program
within the same season to avoid the administrative fee.
Participants assume risk of change in personal circumstances
Wildwood Members
Current Wildwood Members may take a 10% discount off
the regularly charged fee (resident or nonresident) on all
programs offered at Wildwood Cultural Center and may
register by mail as soon as they receive this brochure.
Mentor Residency
Mentor Residents live within the corporate limits of the City
of Mentor. Proof of residency is a current utility bill with both
name and address on it along with photo identification. Not
all 44060 zip codes are Mentor resident addresses. Mentor
School District and the City of Mentor corporate limits are
not the same. Mentor residents receive priority in registration
and discounted fees.
Kirtland and Kirtland Hills Residents
Mentor has a reciprocal agreement with Kirtland and
Kirtland Hills that allows the residents of these communities
to register for programs and pay the resident fee. Residents in
these communities must wait until nonresident registration
to register. Proof or residency is a current utility bill with
name and address on it and a photo identification. Please
note that Mentor’s reciprocal agreement with Mentor-onthe-Lake expired December 1, 2013. Please direct questions
regarding this change to the City of Mentor-on-the-Lake.
Inclement Weather Cancellations
We make every attempt to hold classes when scheduled.
Contact the Recreation Department at (440) 974-5720
before 5 p.m. to inquire concerning inclement weather. Email
blasts and twitter posts are also used to inform the public of
changes in course schedules. Classes taught in any of the
Mentor Schools’buildings are canceled whenever the Mentor
Schools are closed. In case of “Act of God” cancellations, the
Recreation Dept. reserves the right to terminate any class/
activity that results in less than the scheduled number of
sessions, without issuing a refund.
Photo Policy
We often take photos of our programs, special events, camps
and general activities. These photos are used exclusively by
the City of Mentor and may appear in any of our publications,
both electronic and print , and our website. If you wish not to
be photographed, please tell the photographer.
REGISTRATION FORM
Make checks payable to: City of Mentor
Registrant’s Name
Birthday
Program or Course
Reg Code
Course
Start Date
Course
Start Time
Location
Fee
To receive a receipt, please provide an email address. All receipts will be emailed.
Registrant’s Address ___________________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip ________________________________________________________
Phone _____________________________________ Alternate Phone _____________________________________ Email Address _____________________________________________
If registrant is a minor, please provide:
Parent Name __________________________________________________________________________ Daytime Phone _____________________________________________________
Parent Address ________________________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip _______________________________________________________
Total Fee Enclosed $ __________ Check __________ Cash __________ Credit Card # _______________________________________________________ Exp _____________________
SUMMER 2016
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City of Mentor
Department of Parks,
Recreation & Public Facilities
8500 Civic Center Boulevard
Mentor, Ohio 44060
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Saturday, July 16, 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. See page 23 for details.
RESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINS APRIL 4
NONRESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINS APRIL 5
(440) 974-5720
FREE ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE 24/7
Click Online Registration to register today!
Mentor Parks & Recreation
@MentorRec

City of Mentor, Ohio

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