2020 Billings Parks and Recreation Summer Brochure

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390 N. 23rd St. Billings, MT 59101

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JUNE 2, 4-7:30PM Join us for a special sneak-a-peak night of fun as we welcome summer 2020 at Rose Park Pool! This will be a great opportunity to purchase your annual pool pass before opening day to expedite the line on June 3rd! We now issue individual key fob’s for all Rose Park Pool season pass holders that specifically identify to each individual pass holder. This proces may take longer than years past. Come grab some free Parks and Recreation swag and have lots of fun.

Concessions will be available for purchase! Hot Dog, Hamburger or Cheeseburgers, Chips, Nachos, Pretzels, Ice Cream Sandwiches, candy, and so much more!

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How to Register

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Register online @ BillingsParks.org

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Register in person at the main office 390 N. 23rd St

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Mail in Registration Form with full payment 390 N. 23rd Street Billings, MT 59101

GENERAL INFORMATION • Non-Resident fees apply to those living outside of the City of Billings. Nonresident must include an additional $10 per person, per class. • Enrollment is subject to availability. Programs are filled on a first come, first served basis. • All programs are subject to cancellation if minimum enrollment numbers are not met. Full refunds will be issued to participant in original form of payment. • Various programs may list activity deadlines for registration. Generally the deadline for registration is one week prior to the start of the activity, or session when there are multiple sessions being offered. This enables us to produce and distribute participant rosters to instructors as well as combine low enrollment classes rather than cancel them.

REFUND / TRANSFER POLICY The City of Billings strives to provide quality recreation classes and programs. If you are unable to attend or are not satisfied with a class, we will be happy to arrange a transfer for another class (if space is available and is prior to the second class) or process a refund if the following guidelines are met: • Any refund 7 days or less that is before the rental start-date will not receive a refund • 8 days before the rental start-date can receive a 50% credit to the household account in lieu of a refund • 9-14 days before the rental start-date, can receive a 75% credit to the household account, or 50% refund • Any refund 15 days or greater before the rental start-date can receive a 100% credit to the household account, or a full refund minus a 5% processing fee.

SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS Applications are available for low income families to apply for reduced fees for specific recreation programs. Applicants must be city residents and can receive up to a 75% discount if qualified. Reduced children’s pool passes are also available. Pick up an application in person at the Parks and Recreation Office to apply. 2


Registration Form 390 N. 23rd St. Billings, MT 59101

406-657-8371

www.BillingsParks.org

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Refund Policy: For any cancellation please fill out our Refund Form found online or can be picked up at the main office. All refund requests must be submitted during business hours using the refund request form. All refunds will be processed the next business day after receiving the refund request form. Any refund 7 days or less that is before the rental start-date will not receive a refund; 8 days before the rental start-date can receive a 50% credit to the household account in lieu of a refund; 9-14 days before the rental start-date, can receive a 75% credit to the household account, or 50% refund. Any refund 15 days or greater before the rental start-date can receive a 100% credit to the household account, or a full refund minus a 5% processing fee. Informed Consent/Participant Release: In consideration of your accepting mine or my child’s entry, I hereby for myself my child’s my heirs, my executors and administrators, waive and release any and all rights and claims for damages I or my child may have against the City of Billings and/or School District #2 and its representatives, successors and assigns for any and all injuries suffered by myself or my child at any activity sponsored or coordinated by either of these groups. I hereby release from liability and waive and all claims against any person who, on behalf of the City, is involved in the transportation of participant in connection with sponsored activity. I hereby consent to emergency medical treatment of participant to assure prompt treatment and prevention of undue delay, and I understand that such treatment may be provided by either a licensed physician or trained emergency care technician. I agree that the City may use, reproduce, disclose, and distribute the participant’s name and o/or likeness for the purpose of marketing and advertising. I acknowledge that I have read, fully understand and accept the above provisions and I recognize that the City is relying on such acceptance in permitting a participant to engage in the City’s activities.

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Pools Pools open June 3rd at 12pm! Rose Park Pool 21st St. West & Ave C

Rose Park Pool includes a 50 meter pool, a dive tank, kiddie pool, 2 dive boards, and 2 tube slides, and 1 speed slide. The pool is 3.5-6’ with a dive tank of 11’ and the waterslide area is 4’. The Kiddie pool is zero depth to 3.5’.

Daily Admission

Pool Pass

Ages 4 & Under Free Youth (5-17) $3 Adult (18+) $6

Family (5 members) $180 Individual Adult (18+) $120 Individual Youth (5-17) $60

Children 4 & under are admitted free with a paying adult

$10 for each additional family member

South Park Pool 6th Ave. South & South 30th St.

South park Pool is a rectangular pool 110x160’ that is 2-5’ deep. Includes 4 playground waterslides and plenty of room to swim. Candy and pop machines are on site for purchase.

Daily Admission

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Pool Pass

Ages 4 & Under Free Youth (5-17) $2 Adult (18+) $4

Family (5 members) $75 Individual Adult (18+) $60 Individual Youth (5-17) $25

Children 4 & under are admitted free with a paying adult

$10 for each additional family member


Aquatics Water Slide Information

Rose Park Waterslide

Water Slide Punch Card

Single Slide Youth (7-17) Adult (18+)

25 Punches

(all day wristband)

$1 $3 $4

Water Slide fees are in addition to the daily admission fees.

$55

Savings of $20. Available for children 17 years and younger. Punch cards are Non-Refundable & Non-Replaceable. Each Punch is an addition for the daily admission fee.

Wading Pools & Spraygrounds Wading Pools open on June 8 at 12pm!

There are two filtrated, chlorinated wading pools and five spray grounds located within the Billings City Park System. All wading pools are intended for children 8 years and younger. Parents are responsible for the supervision of their children at all times.

Spray Ground Locations North Park Terry Park Highland Park Castle Rock Park South Park

6th Ave N. & N. 20th St. 5th St. W. & Terry Ave. 2nd Ave. S. & S. 37th. St Wicks Ln. & Nutter Blvd. 6th Ave S. & S. 30th St.

Wading Pool Locations Pioneer Park 3rd St. W. & Ave D. Hawthorne Park Janie & Columbine Dr. 5


Aquatics Swimming Pool Private Rentals Take advantage of the opportunity to use our swimming facilities for your next company picnic or family reunion. These rentals are available for before or afterhours use of the pools. Lifeguards and Pool Management are included with your rental. To schedule a pool rental visit the main office at 390 N. 23rd St to fill out a rental agreement form. Call 406-657-8371 for availibility and pricing.

Rose Park Pool Party Birthday Package Come celebrate your birthday with us at Rose Park Pool! Package includes up to 15 all-day admissions & water slide passes, one hot dog, one 16 oz. soda, a bag of chips, and an ice cream sandwich per participant for $175! (Each additional child is $10). Up to two adult chaperones included in the entrance price. Parties are welcome to bring their own birthday cake and gifts. Each party will have the use of 4 reserved picnic tables in our concession area for a maximum of two hours. To schedule a pool party visit the main office at 390 N. 23rd St.

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Aquatics Swim Lesson Class Guide Splash into swim lessons this summer with the American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety Program. This course features six levels of Learn-to-Swim instruction to help swimmers of all ages and abilities to develop their swimming and water safety skills. Designed to give students a positive learning experience, American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim teaches aquatic and safety skills in a logical progression. The objective is to teach participants to swim and be safe in, on, and around water.

1 Introduction to Water Skills

Helps students feel comfortable in water. Enter and exit water safely. Submerge mouth, nose and eyes. Exhale underwater through mouth and nose. Open eyes underwater, pick up submerged object. Change direction while walking or paddling. Roll over from front to back and back to front with support. Explore floating on front and back with support. Explore swimming on front/back using arm/leg actions with support.

4 Stroke Improvement

Develops confidence in the skills learned and improves other aquatic skills. Level 4 participants learn to: Perform a dive from a standing or stride position. Swim underwater. Perform feet-first surface dive. Perform open turns on front and back. Tread water using sculling arm motions and with different kicks. Perform Front and Back Crawl, Breaststroke, Butterfly, & Backstroke. Swim on side using scissors-like kick. Perform compact jump into water while wearing life jacket.

2 Fundamental Aquatic Skills

Gives students success w/fundamental skills. Enter water by stepping or jumping from the side. Exit water safely using ladder or side. Submerge entire head. Blow bubbles submerging head in a rhythmic pattern (bobbing). Open eyes underwater, pick up submerged object in shallow water. Float on front and back. Perform front and back glide. Change direction of travel paddling on front or back. Roll over from front to back, back to front. Tread water using arm and leg motions (chest-deep water). Swim on front, back, and side using combined arm and leg actions.

5 Stroke Refinement

Provides further coordination and refinement of strokes. Level 5 participants learn to perform: Standing dive & Shallow dive. Tuck surface dive & Pike surface dive. Front flip turn & Backstroke flip turn. Front and Back crawl. Butterfly, Breaststroke, Elementary backstroke, & Sidestroke. Tread water with two different kicks & learn survival swimming

3 Stroke Development

Jump into deep water from the side. Dive from kneeling or standing position. Submerge and retrieve an object in chest deep water. Rotary breathing in horizontal position. Perform front and back glide using two different kicks. Float on front and back in deep water. Change from horizontal to vertical position on front and back. Tread water using hand and leg movements. Perform front and back crawl & butterfly kick and body motion.

6 Swimming and Skill Proficiency

Refines the strokes so students swim with ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances. Level 6 is designed with “menu� options that each focus on preparing students to participate in more advanced courses, including the Water Safety Instructor and Lifeguard Training courses. These options include,Personal Water Safety, Fundamentals of Diving, Lifeguard Readiness - GUARD START, and Fitness Swimmer.

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Aquatics Rose Park Pool Lessons Every child will be tested for level placement on their first day. Ages: Cost: Days: Date

Boys & Girls Ages 4 & up $55/residents, $65/non-residents Monday - Friday Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Time 4-5 Years Pre-rec. L1 Pre-rec. L2 Pre-rec. L3 Pre-rec. L4 Pre-rec. L5

Week 1

10-10:55am 5011-A

5012-A

5013-A

5014-A

5015-A

5016-A

June 15-19

11 -11:55am 5011-B

5012-B

5013-B

5014-B

5015-B

5016-B

Week 2

10-10:55am 5021-A

5022-A

5023-A

5024-A

5025-A

5026-A

June 22-26

11 -11:55am 5021-B

5022-B

5023-B

5024-B

5025-B

5026-B

10-10:55am 5031-A

5032-A

5033-A

5034-A

5035-A

5036-A

11 -11:55am 5031-B

5032-B

5033-B

5034-B

5035-B

5036-B

June 29-July 2 6:30-7:25pm 5031-C

5032-C

5033-C

10-10:55am 5041-A

5042-A

5043-A

5044-A

5045-A

5046-A

11 -11:55am 5041-B

5042-B

5043-B

5044-B

5045-B

5046-B

6:30-7:25pm 5041-C

5042-C

5043-C

5052-A 5052-B 5052-C

5053-A 5053-B 5053-C

5054-A 5054-B

5055-A 5055-B

5056-A 5056-B

July 13-17

10-10:55am 5051-A 11 -11:55am 5051-B 6:30-7:25pm 5051-C

Week 6

10-10:55am 5061-A

5062-A

5063-A

5064-A

5065-A

5066-A

July 20-24

11 -11:55am 5061-B

5062-B

5063-B

5064-B

5065-B

5066-B

Week 7

10-10:55am 5071-A

5072-A

5073-A

5074-A

5075-A

5076-A

July 27-31

11 -11:55am 5071-B

5072-B

5073-B

5074-B

5075-B

5076-B

Week 8

10-10:55am 5081-A

5082-A

5083-A

5084-A

5085-A

5086-A

August 3-7

11 -11:55am 5081-B

5082-B

5083-B

5084-B

5085-B

5086-B

Week 3

Week 4 July 6-10 Week 5

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Aquatics South Park Pool Lessons Every child will be tested for level placement on their first day.

Ages: Cost: Days:

Boys & Girls Ages 4 & up $55/residents, $65/non-residents Monday - Friday Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Date Time 4-5 Years Pre-rec. L1 Pre-rec. L2 Week 3 11-11:55am 5031-D 5032-D 5033-D June 29-July 2 5-5:55pm

5031-E

5032-E

5033-E

Week 4

11-11:55am

5041-D

5042-D

5043-D

July 6-10

5-5:55pm

5041-E

5042-E

5043-E

Week 5

11-11:55am

5051-D

5052-D

5053-D

July 13-17

5-5:55pm

5051-E

5052-E

5053-E

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Aquatics Parent Child Swim Lessons The Parent & Child class is designed to get young children introduced to an aquatic enviornment by emphasizing a fun experience. In addition to intoductory skills to improve comfort in the water and swimming, safety skills will also be covered. All children must have adult supervision at all times.

Location Rose Park Pool (21st St. W & Ave C) Cost $55/residents, $65/Non-residents 6 months-4 years Age Activity # Date

Days Time

5209-A 5210-A 5211-A 5212-A

June 15-19 June 22-26 June 29-July 2 July 6-10

5213-A 5214-A

July 13-17 July 20-24

M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F

11:00-11:45am 11:00-11:45am 11:00-11:45am 11:00-11:45am 11:00-11:45am 11:00-11:45am

5215-A 5216-A

July 27-31 August 3-7

M-F M-F

11:00-11:45am 11:00-11:45am

Tailored Swim Lessons Feeling a little timid about swim lessons? The Parks and Recreation Department is offering an opportunity for one-on-one swim instruction. These custom-tailored lessons are designed to meet the individual needs of the student, allowing the student to progress at their own unique pace. Lessons are offered to beginner through advanced students. All lessons are instructed by American Red Cross Certified Swim Instructors.

Location Rose Park Pool (21st St. W & Ave C) Cost $85/residents, $95/Non-residents Age 4-12 Age Activity # Date

Days Time

5201-A 5202-A 5203-A 5204-A 5205-A 5206-A 5207-A

M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F

5208-A

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June 15-19 June 22-26 June 29-July 2 July 6-10 July 13-17 July 20-24 July 27-31 August 3-7

9:00-9:45am 9:00-9:45am 9:00-9:45am 9:00-9:45am 9:00-9:45am 9:00-9:45am 9:00-9:45am 9:00-9:45am


Aquatics Adult Lap Swimming Swimming is defined to be a very healthy activity that can be continued through most of an individual’s life, due to its low impact on joints, muscles, and bones. The health benefits associated with swimming are worth the effort to give it a try if you haven’t already! Regular lap swimming can develop and maintain an individual’s general strength, cardiovascular fitness, and endurance.

Location Rose Park Pool (21st St. W & Ave C) Cost $15/residents, $25/Non-residents 18+ Age Activity # Date

Days Time

5300-A 5300-B 5300-C 5300-D 5300-E 5300-F 5300-G 5300-H

M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F

June 15-19 June 22-26 June 29-July 2 July 6-10 July 13-17 July 20-24 July 27-31 August 3-7

7:00-9:00am 7:00-9:00am 7:00-9:00am 7:00-9:00am 7:00-9:00am 7:00-9:00am 7:00-9:00am 7:00-9:00am

Water Safety Instructor The Water Safety Instructor program (WSI), is for individuals looking to improve and amplify their training to become a certified swimming lesson instructor. The course consists of 30 hours focused on teaching instructors in life saving swimming techniques. Throughout the course, you can expect to increase your presentation skills, refine your swimming strokes and leadership skills. The Billings Parks and Recreation Department has made it a priority to have all swim lesson instructors complete the WSI course prior to teaching swim lessons.

Location Rose Park Pool (21st St. W & Ave. C) Cost $185 Age 16+ Activity # Date

Days Time

1114-A

M-F

June 8-12

8:00am-12:00pm 11


Aquatics 1. Register for Lifeguard Certification Class 2.

Apply online at

https://ci.billings.mt.us/jobs.aspx

3. Lead, Serve others, Make Money!

Lifeguard Certification Class This American Red Cross lifeguarding course is designed and taught by industryleading professionals to help individuals stay safe in, on, and around the water. This class teaches the best safety and rescue techniques, CPR, first aid, and AED administration and prepares individuals to deliver critical care when it’s needed most. Participants must be able to swim 300 yards, and dive 10 feet to retrieve a 10 pound object.

Cost Age

$175 16+

Activity # Location Session 1

1014-A

MSUB (1500 University Dr.)

Session 2

1014-B

Rose Park Pool (21st St.

W & Ave. C)

Date

Days

Time

May 1st Friday 6:00-10:00pm May 2nd Saturday 8:00am-5:00pm May 3rd Sunday 8:00am-5:00pm May 29rdFriday 6:00-10:00pm May 30th Saturday 8:00am-5:00pm May 31st Sunday 8:00am-5:00pm

Junior Lifeguard Camp Want to learn how to become a lifeguard but just to young? This camp teaches you the lifesaving skills the lifeguards learn. From swimming to first aid skills you have an opportunity to use these hands on skills.

Location Rose Park Pool (21st St. W & Ave. C) Cost $165 10-14g` Age Activity D # ate

Days Time

Session 1 1006-A June 29-July 3 M-F Session 2 1006-B July 6-10

12

M-F

Drop off 7:30-8:30am Pick up 4:30-5:30pm


Aquatics Discover Scuba Have you ever wondered what it’s like to breathe underwater? Sign up for Adventure Scuba’s Discover Scuba Diving Experience and find out what scuba diving is really like before you sign up for the full scuba certification course. Your instructor will guide you every step of the way. From your first breath underwater, you’ll be hooked! (Divers must be 10 years old or older. Divers under 18 must be accompanied by parent or legal guardian)

Location Rose Park Pool (21st St. W & Ave. C) Cost $25/resident, $35/non-resident 10+ (minors must be accompanied by a parent/guardian) Age Activity D # ate

Days

Session 1 5101-A June 19t Friday Session 2 5101-B July 31` Friday

Time 6:00-7:00pm 6:00-7:00pm

PADI Open Water/Scuba Class The Billings Parks and Recreation Department, in partnership with Adventure Scuba, is offering the PADI Open Water Diver Course. This course is the first step towards becoming a certified scuba diver. As a PADI Open Water Diver, you’ll explore the underwater realm, see new creatures and experience your world from an entirely new perspective. You’ll enjoy the excitement and camaraderie that comes with the PADI diver lifestyle. Pool sessions are held at the Adventure Scuba Training Center and the Rose Park Pool. For complete information visit www.divemontana.com/rosepark or call 406-259-7363.

Location Rose Park Pool (21st St. W & Ave. C) Cost $390/residents, $400/non-residents 10+ (minors must be accompanied by a parent/guardian) Age Activity D # ate

Days Time

July 10h F Session 1 5100-A July 11h S July 12h SUN

6:00-10:00pm 8:00am-1:00pm 8:00am-5:00pm

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Aquatics Aqua Zumba Known as the Zumba Pool Party, we give a new meaning to the idea of an invigorating workout. The instructor integrates the Zumba formula with traditional aquatic fitness to create a safe, challenging, water-based workout which is cardio-training, body toning, and exhilarating! Location Rose Park Pool (21st St. W & Ave. C) Cost $45/resident, $55/non-resident 16+ Age Activity D # ate

Days Time

Cost

Session 1 5004-A June 16-July 16 Session 2 5004-B July 21-August 13

T&TH 5:30-6:25pm $45/resident, T&TH 5:30-6:25pm $55/non-resident $25/resident, Session 3 5004-C June 13 & 20, July 11 & 18 SAT 9:00-10:00am $35/non-resident

Cardio Water Exercise Back again this summer is one of our favorite outdoor, water-based fitness classes. Cardio Water exercise is a fun workout that will help you tone up and burn extra calories with the gentle resistance of water. Flotation noodles and foam dumbbells will be used and the workout can be modified to your desired level. It’s a safe, fun, and effective water class for all fitness levels!

Location Rose Park Pool (21st St. W & Ave. C) Cost $50/resident, $60/non-resident 16+ Age Activity D # ate

Days Time

Session 1 5000-A June 15-July 15 M&W 5:30-6:25pm Session 2 5000-B July 20-August 12 M&W 5:30-6:25pm

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Aquatics Dog Days of Summer Billings Parks and Recreation is holding its annual Dog Days of Summer event at Rose Park Pool! Adult companions are required to supervise their dogs, but will not be charged an entrance fee. Water friendly toys and life jackets are allowed and lifeguards will be on duty. Pet owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs on the pool deck and lawn. Owners are not allowed in the pool for safety concerns. All dogs must be up to date with current rabies shots and vaccinations.

Location Cost

Rose Park Pool (21st St. W & Ave. C)

Date

Day

$3 per dog (humas are free)

August 23th Sunday

Time 12:00-4:00pm

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Outdoor Recreation Family & Group Whitewater Rafting Billings Parks and Recreation invites you, your family/friends, or small group to come on a white water rafting adventure with us! Absarokee River Adventures out of Absarokee, MT will guide groups of 5-8 on a raft down the Stillwater. If you register as an individual in a group, you will be able to have a group raft reservation. Transportation is provided by Billings Parks and Recreation for the entire trip. Our office will also handle raft reservations. Please pack sunscreen, swim suit, towel, water shoes, water and a sack lunch. Bus leaves from Billings Parks & Recreation office (390 N. 23rd St) promptly at 8:30am and returns at an estimated time of 4:00pm.

Location Meet at Parks and Recreation Office (390 N 23rd St) Cost $50/residents, $60/non-residents 5+ Age Activity D # ate

Session 1 1210-A June 13t Session 2 1210-B July 18h

Days Time S

8:30am-4:00pm

S

8:30am-4:00pm

Is your child on the adventurous side? We have the perfect day camp for your child! Check out page 40 to find out all the weekly themes! Space is very limited so don’t wait to sign up today! Registration begins April 1st!

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Outdoor Recreation Learn to Fly Fish Adult class instruction includes everything you need to know about fly fishing! Learn how to set up and fish streamers, nymph’s and dry flies, tie knots, etc. Learn what fish feed on, keys to successful fly fishing, and “hands-on” casting practice. Plan to bring your fly rod for the Saturday casting practice, the location will be determined during class. Location Billings Community Center (360 N. 23rd st) Cost $55/residents, $65/non-residents 16+ Age Activity # Date 2560-A

June 8, 11, 15, 18 June 20 (Casting Practice)

Time 6:00-8:00pm 9:00-11:00am

Youth Cycling Camp Billings Parks and Recreation, in partnership with Kids In Motion, will be providing a new Cycling Camp geared toward navigating cycling in all aspects. Safety instruction will be emphasized, along with proper bike maintenance and care. Throughout the course of camp, participants can expect to gain confidence and experience new thrills on the bike, learn to use their bikes for transportation, and learn to safely navigate the many different types of terrain that Riverfront Park has to offer. Kids In Motion will be providing each camper with a basic tool kit and help show campers how to use these tools. Come get your bike running properly and keep it that way! Participants are expected to have their own bike, helmet, and water bottle. Helmets are required. Scholarships available see page 77 for details. Location Riverfront Park Shelter #1 (shelter on the right side of the park) Cost $85/residents, $95/non-residents 9-14j Age Activity # Date

Days Time

1201-A

M-F

August 10-14

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Youth Sports Pick 3 Sports Camps & Save

Pick any 3 youth sports camps and save $ Excluding Martial Arts Camp, and Lacrosse Camp

Location Refer to activities chosen for exact locations Cost $175/residents, $185/non-residents Refer to activities chosen for exact age Age Activity # Date 1209-A

Days Time

Refer to activities chosen for exact information

Sports Sampler Camp This camp has the best of everything! Campers will focus on learning fundamental athletic skills in a wide range of sports. Help your child find the sport they are passionate about by letting them try them all! During this camp, kids will get to play Soccer, Basketball, Tennis, Baseball, and Flag Football. Campers should bring tennis shoes, water, sunscreen, and hat. Campers must be signed in and out daily by their Parent/Guardian.

Location North Park (meet on the basketball courts) Cost $65/residents, $75/non-residents 5-8 y Age Activity # Date

Days Time

1200-A

M-F

June 8-12

10:30am-12 noon

Soccer Camp Focusing on skill development and technique refinement, this camp will have soccer athletes passing, scoring and blocking. With competition removed from this camp, coaches will be able to work directly with participants to increase their skills and build self-confidence. This camp will provide a great experience and leave participants enthusiastic about the sport! For each session, athletes can be dropped off and picked up at Amend Park. Please pack soccer cleats, water, sunscreen and a hat. Campers must be signed in and out daily by their Parent/Guardian. Location Amend Park Kind Ave. East & Nemitz Drive Cost $65/resident, $75/non-resident Activity D # ate 1206-A June 15-19 Session 1 1206-B June 15-19 1206-C June 15-19

Days Time M-F M-F M-F

1206-D July 27-July 31 M-F Session 2 1206-E July 27-July 31 M-F 1206-F July 27-July 31 M-F

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Age

9:00-10:30am 6-8 y 10:45-12:00pm 3-5y 1:00-3:00pm

9-12y

9:00-10:30am 6-8 y 10:45-12:00pm 3-5y 9-12y 1:00-3:00pm


Youth Sports Basketball Camp This camp is a slam dunk! Campers will focus on skill development and build their self-confidence as an athlete throughout camp. By incorporating teamwork and minimizing competitive play, this camp will enable participants to advance their skills and knowledge of the game. Coaches will instruct campers with positive reinforcement and enthusiasm. Campers need to bring tennis shoes, water, sunscreen and a hat. North Park basketball courts will be the drop-off and pick-up location. Campers must be signed in and out daily by their Parent/Guardian.

Location North Park Basketball Courts Cost $65/resident, $75/non-resident Activity # Date 1202-A 1202-B

Days Time

M-F July 6-10 M-F

Age

6-9y 9:00-10:30am 11:00am-1:00pm 10-12y

Volleyball Camp Our coaches will work with participants individually to increase understanding and skill development. Simulated game play will put skills into use at a competitive speed. This camp will increase confidence in their skills, while enabling more refinement and development. Participants need to wear comfortable clothes, gym shoes and bring a water bottle. Campers must be signed in and out daily by their Parent/Guardian. Knee pads are encouraged!

Location North Park Center Gym (6th Ave N & N. 19th St) Cost $65/resident, $75/non-resident Activity # Date

Days Time

1203-A 1203-B

M-F M-F

July 20-24

Age

7-9y 9:00-10:30am 11:00am-1:00pm 10-13y

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Youth Sports Cheer & Dance Camp Designed for those with spirit, enthusiasm and energy for leading a crowd. Campers will work all week developing a cheer routine to share with their parents or guardians on Friday. The skills you can expect to learn at this camp include low level tumbling on mats, rhythmic movements, chants and beginner stunts. All incorporated music will be age appropriate. Please pack water, gym shoes and a light snack. Campers must be signed in and out daily by their Parent/Guardian. Location North Park Center Gym (6th Ave N & N. 19th St) Cost $65/resident, $75/non-resident Activity # Date 1030-A 1030-B

Days Time

M-F July 13-17 M-F

Age

4-7y 9:00-10:30am 11:00am-1:00pm 8-11y

Country Western Kids Dance Camp True to the Montana way of life, learn country western style dancing! The country Two Step, Swing, and Waltz will be taught during this fun camp and then enjoyed for years to come. This camp is taught in conjunction with The Beat Ballroom Dance Company. We recommend participants wear comfortable, lightweight clothing and tennis shoes. Location The Beat Dance Studio (1212 Grand Ave) $45/resident, $55/non-resident Cost Activity # Date 1208-A 1208-B 1208-C

Days

Time

Age

T, W, TH 10:00-11:00am 6-9y June 16-18t T, W, TH 11:00am-12:00pm 10-12y T, W, TH 12:00-1:00pm 13-17h

Flag Football Camp Looking to get your child into football without the fear of contact? Enroll them in our flag football camp. This camp will get participants involved and active, while promoting cooperative play. These activities promote teamwork, build self-confidence, and increase physical activity. Each session will be held at Veterans Park where campers should pack cleats or sneakers, water, sunscreen and a hat. Campers must be signed in and out daily by their Parent/Guardian. **Be sure to check out our Fall NFL Flag Football League on page 50!

Location Veterans Park (13th St. West & Poly Dr) Cost $65/resident, $75/non-resident Activity # Date 1205-A 1205-B

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Days Time

M-F August 10-14 M-F

Age

5-8y 9:00-10:15am 10:30am-12:00pm 9-12y


Youth Sports Scorpion Lacrosse Camp This camp is the perfect opportunity to learn how to play the “fastest game on two feet”! Lacrosse is a combination of several sports, including basketball, soccer, and hockey. Camp will be organized by the Billings Scorpion Lacrosse coaching staff, with campers receiving instruction from current high school players from Yellowstone Valley Lacrosse, Billings High School Lacrosse, and Rimrock Lacrosse clubs. This camp will focus on the basic fundamentals of lacrosse: ground balls, cradling, passing/catching, and shooting, while giving campers the experience of playing this high-speed game in small-sided scrimmages. Campers must be signed in and out daily by their Parent/Guardian.

Location Optimist Park (Ryan Ave. & Hallowell Ln.) Cost $85/resident, $95/non-resident 7-14h Age Activity # Date 1207-A

Days Time

June 23-25 T,W,TH 9:00-10:30am

Summer Skating Camp This camp is great for trying Ice Skating for the first time, or making sure you don’t lose your skills on the ice over the warm summer Months. Yellowstone Valley Skating Center has developed a synthetic surface that feels and reacts like ice but can be used all year round. Campers will be divided by age group and skill level and be given a personalized lesson on how to become a better skater. 3 different sessions to choose from, or sign up for all 3! Registration includes 1 year membership with Learn to Skate. Location Yellowstone Valley Skating Center (2804 Minnesota Avenue) $50/resident, $60/non-resident Cost Activity # Date

Days Time

1022-A

M,W,F 3:30-4:00pm 5-9y

1022-B

June 8, 10, 12, 15, 17, 19

Activity # Date 1022-C 1022-D

July 13, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24

Age

M,W,F 4:00-4:30pm 10+

Days Time

Age

M,W,F 3:30-4:00pm 5-9y M,W,F 4:00-4:30pm 10+

Activity # Date

Days Time

1022-E

M,W,F 3:30-4:00pm 5-9y

1022-F

August 3, 5, 7, 10, 12, 14

Age

M,W,F 4:00-4:30pm 10+

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Youth Sports Martial Arts Camp This program is an introduction to the martial art discipline Tae Kwon Do. Students will learn basic blocks, strikes and kicks, along with ideas for awareness and safety. This class will focus on the tenants of Respect, Etiquette, Loyalty, Modesty, Patience and Indomitable Spirit. Each class session will include time for games tailored for the beginner martial artist and/or cross training for other sports. This program is made possible through a partnership with the Martial Arts Academy of Billings. Instructors from the Martial Arts Academy of Billings have decades of teaching experience and are excellent at working with students of all abilities. Campers must be signed in and out daily by their Parent/Guardian. Uniforms should be picked up at MAAB before the first day of camp. Location North Park Center (6th Ave. N. & N. 19th Ave.) Cost $85/resident, $95/non-resident Activity # Date

Days Time

2570-A 2571-B

M-F M-F

June 8-12

Age

5-7y 9:00-10:00am 10:15am-11:15am 8-13y

Par 3 Junior Golf Lessons Specialized instruction provides participants the opportunity to improve their golf swing, chips, putts, and overall play on the course. Honesty, integrity, patience, and etiquette are all valuable in the game of golf. A Par 3 towel will be provided to each participant. Golf clubs are available for use throughout each session. Campers must be signed in and out daily by their Parent/Guardian. Location Park 3 Golf Course (19th St W. & Central Ave) Cost $60/resident, $70/non-resident Girls

Activity # Date

Days Time

1020-A 1020-B

T T

Boys

1020-C 1020-D

June 16, 23, 30, July 7

Activity # Date

Days Time

June 19, 26, July 10, 17 F (skip July 4th week) F

Age

10:30-11:30am 8-10u 12:00-1:00pm 11-14j

Age

10:30-11:30am 8-10u 12:00-1:00pm 11-14j

Racquet Sports Camp Campers will Serve, Slam and Paddle their way through a weeks worth of Racquet Sports. An introduction to Tennis, Pickleball and Badminton will be taught with an emphasis on fundamentals, game play, and the importance of lifetime sports. The North Park Tennis court will serve as the drop-off and pickup location for campers on the first day. Campers will need to bring tennis shoes, water, sunscreen and a hat each day at camp. Campers must be signed in and out daily by their Parent/ Guardian. Location North Park Center (6th Ave. N. & N. 19th Ave.) Cost $65/resident, $75/non-resident 7-11h Age

Activity # Date 22

1207-A

Days Time

August 3-7 M-F

9:00-10:30am


Youth Tennis City of Billings Tennis Academy The 2020 Billings Parks and Recreation Summer Tennis Program kicks off with a summer of tennis learning and fun. As always, the program’s goal is to provide tennis activities for all ages and ability levels. Novice and Intermediate Youth will include lesson groups, fundamental training, and game play. All lessons follow the United States Tennis Association’s Net Generation formatting. Each site will have all equipment needed for play including racquets. All lessons are coordinated by USPTA certified professionals and taught by Net Generation Certified Coaches. Check out all of our Jr. Tennis Programming at NetGeneration.com Lessons are Monday-Thursday with optional Friday play days at Rose Park Tennis Courts from 9:00-10:00am for 10 & Under and 10:00-11:00am for 11 & older. All abilities are welcome!

Pioneer Park Age

June 1-26 July 6-31 August 3-21 All Sessions Time

Hot Shots (Ages 4-8)

3001-A

3006-A

3011-A

3021-A

8:00 - 9:00am

Rallies (10 & Under)

3002-A

3007-A

3012-A

3022-A

9:00 - 10:00am

Futures (11+ Beginner)

3004-A

3009-A

3014-A

3024-A

10:30 - 11:30am

Challengers (11+ Intermediate) 3005-A

3010-A

3015-A

3025-A

11:30am - 12:30pm

Cost Location

$90 $90 $70 Pioneer Park Tennis Courts

$225

Rose Park Age

June 1-26 July 6-31 August 3-21 All Sessions Time

Hot Shots (Ages 4-8)

3001-B

3006-B

3011-B

3021-B

8:00 - 9:00am

Rallies (10 & Under)

3002-B

3007-B

3012-B

3022-B

9:00 - 10:00am

Futures (11+ Beginner)

3004-B

3009-B

3014-A

3024-B

10:30 - 11:30am

Challengers (11+ Intermediate) 3005-B

3010-B

3015-A

3025-B

11:30am - 12:30pm

$70

$225

Cost Location

$90 $90 Rose Park Tennis Courts

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Youth Tennis Castle Rock Park Age

June 1-26 July 6-31 August 3-21 All Sessions Time

Hot Shots (Ages 4-8)

3001-C

3006-C

3011-C

3021-C

8:00 - 9:00am

Rallies (10 & Under)

3002-C

3007-C

3012-C

3022-C

9:00 - 10:00am

Futures (11+ Beginner)

3004-C

3009-C

3014-A

3024-C

10:30 - 11:30am

Challengers (11+ Intermediate) 3005-C

3010-C

3015-A

3025-C

11:30am - 12:30pm

Cost Location

$90 $90 $70 Castle Rock Park Tennis Courts

$225

Evening Lessons Childrens’ lessons are also held in the evening throughout the summer at Pioneer Park. Take advantage of this opportunity to enroll both you and your child at the same location. Be sure to check out our Adult Lessons on Page 38! Sessions are Monday - Thursday.

Age

June 1-26 July 6-31 August 3-21 All Sessions Time

Hot Shots (Ages 4-8) 3001-D

3006-D

3011-D

3021-D

5:30-6:30pm

Futures (9+)

3004-D

3009-D

3014-D

3024-D

6:30-7:30pm

Cost Location

$90 $90 $70 Pioneer Park Tennis Courts

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$225


Youth Tennis High Performance Tennis Lessons Intermediate and Advanced level lessons are designed for players beyond beginner and early intermediate abilities who are looking to bring their skills to the next level with high performance training and play. This program is taught by USPTA certified professionals. The two groups will include the Future Stars Class for Elementary and Middle School aged players, and the All Stars Class for High School Players. The program will focus on Stroke Development, Tactics and Strategy, Fitness, Match Play, and the Mental Aspects of competitive play. All lessons will be hosted at Pioneer Tennis Courts. Lessons are Monday through Thursdays with optional Friday match days at Pioneer Park Tennis Courts from 9:00-11:00am. Age

June 1-26 July 6-31 August 3-21 All Sessions Time

Future Stars (Elementary-Middle school) 3026-A

3026-B

3026-C

3026-D

9:30-11:00am

All Stars (High School)

3027-A

3027-B

3027-C

3027-D

11:00am-12:30pm

Cost Location

$195 $195 $150 Pioneer Park Tennis Courts

$520

Traveling Junior Team Tennis Looking for a way to compete against other junior players across the state? Join Billings Parks and Recreation as we take a day trip to Belgrade this summer to compete against other junior players from across the state. This daylong event will be held at the Belgrade High Tennis Courts and will feature divisions for all levels of competitive players. Player will need to bring a sack lunch, water, sunscreen, and a competitive attitude. Please specify what age group, court size, and ball type the player typically plays within in the roster notes upon registration. Bus will leave promptly 8:00am from the main office at 390 N. 23rd street. Location Main Office (390 N. 23rd St) Cost $45/resident, $55/non-resident 9-18h Age Activity # Date

Days

3080-A

Tuesday 8:00am-5:00pm

June 30t

Time

Saturday Game Play Looking to put your tennis skills to the test? The Billings Tennis Association (BTA), in conjunction with Sobe, will be hosting one day Junior Team Tennis events Saturday mornings throughout the summer at Pioneer Park. Play starts at 8am. For more information, visit the BTA’s website or Facebook Page.

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Youth Tennis Non-Elimination Summer Junior Championships Tennis players of ages 6-18 are encouraged to participate in the 3rd Annual Billings Parks and Recreation Non Elimination tournament. Players will be guaranteed 3 singles matches. Doubles will be offered in the afternoon and signups will be at the tournament desk. Players are REQUIRED to obtain a FREE USTA subscription prior to registering for the event. Info to subscribe can be found at http://www.usta.com/createaccount. **Registration deadline is August 19th at noon** Date Age Cost Location

August 21s 6-18y $10 (Summer Tennis Program Participants) $15 (Non Summer Program Paraticipants) Pioneer Park Tennis Courts

Boys Activity # 3070-A

Boys (non summer program participant)

Girls

Girls(non summer

3070-B

3071-A 3071-B

program participant)

DID YOU KNOW?? We offer Tennis programs year-round!! SUMMER

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WINTER


Special Interest Rocket Camp Elton John’s favorite camp of Summer! Rocket Camp is a great introduction to payloads in model rocketry. Learn about the forces acting on a rocket while in flight, parts of rockets, stages of rocket flight, rocket motors, staging and the physics of motion and aerodynamics. Participants will build two model rockets capable of carrying a payload, and launch them twice. Payloads will include a raw egg and an altimeter. Space is limited. Don’t miss out on one of our most popular camps! Billings Community Center (360 N. 23rd St) M-TH

Location Friday launch day location TBD Cost $110/resident, $120/non-resident 10-14t Age Activity # Date

Days Time

1216-A

M-F

June 29-July 3

1:00-4:00pm

Cooking for 1 Cooking for one and tired of finding recipes that feed six? Come try this interactive cooking class! Cook and try new recipes! This class is made possible through a partnership with the MSU Extension Yellowstone County. For questions about the class, contact Jackie Rumph at 406-256-2828.

Location North Park Recreation Center (6th Ave N and N 19th St) Cost $45/resident, $55/non-resident 18+ Age Activity # Date 2415-A

Days Time

July 8, 15, & 22 W

5:30-7:00pm

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Special Interest Babysitters Camp Looking to learn how to be a better babysitter? This camp will teach the safety skills and confidence to be a great babysitter. Participants will learn what to expect from parents and acquire the skills to handle real life situations. This class will cover topics such as handling emergencies or illness, performing First Aid, CPR and how to deal with different age groups.

Location Rose Park Pool House (1707 21st St W) Cost $150 8-11y Age Activity # Date 8402-A

Days

June 22-26 M-F

Time 7:30am-5:30pm

Kids in the Kitchen Come make a mess this summer in our kitchen! We provide young chefs the opportunity to find success preparing their favorite dishes. Safety is important during this class and kitchen etiquette is taught to ensure each participant is safe. Each day of class will have its own theme and will build on the lessons learned in the previous week. Bring your creativity and appetite for this exciting class. Campers must be signed in and out daily by their Parent/Guardian.

Location North Park Recreation Center (6th Ave N and N 19th St) Cost $65/resident, $75/non-resident 10-13t Age

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Activity # Date

Days Time

1035-A

M-F

August 10-14

9:30am-12:00pm


Special Interest Oil Painting Whether you’ve always wanted to try oil painting, or are a more seasoned painter, join us for a fun and informative class. We will explore different painting techniques and styles while trying our hand at landscapes, florals and animals subjects. Using class demonstrations, we will cover two point perspective, preliminary sketches, and composition to help elevate your painting skills. A supply list will be included for those new to oil painting.

Location Billings Community and Senior Center (390 N 23rd St) Cost $40/resident, $50/non-resident 18+ Age Activity D # ate

Days Time

Session 1 2542-A May 12-June 16 Session 2 2542-B June 23-August 4

T T

1:00-3:00pm 1:00-3:00pm

Discovering Nutrition Join us for a nutritional minute. This class will cover a variety of produce, how to cook it, and its nutritional benefits. Some classes will even feature demonstrations and taste testing! We believe in the benefits of combining nutrition and fitness for a healthy lifestyle, therefore we are offering this class at a lower rate to help make taking both affordable and attainable.

Location Billings Community and Senior Center (360 N 23rd St.) Cost $8 55+ Age Activity # Date 2509-A

Days Time

June 10-July 29 W

10:30-11:30am

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Special Interest Tippet Rise Art Center Tour Tippet Rise Art Center is located in Fishtail, Montana, against the backdrop of the Beartooth Mountains. Set on a 10,260-acre working sheep and cattle ranch, Tippet Rise hosts classical chamber music and exhibits large-scale, outdoor sculptures. Tippet Rise celebrates the concept that art, music, architecture, and nature are inextricably linked in the human experience, each making the others more powerful. Register to be bused out to the art center, where a trained Tippet Rise Tour Guide will take over. The tour includes some walking, but accommodations are available. Lunch will not be provided; however, you can pack a lunch or purchase lunch after the tour at the art center. The timeline for this tour is as follows: Meet at the Billings Community and Senior Center to get on the bus at 8:00am. Arrive at the Tippet Rise Art Center at 9:30am. Begin outdoor art center tour at 10:00am. Lunch break from 12:30-1:30pm. Leave Tippet Rise at 2:00pm. Arrive in Billings at 3:30pm. Location Billings Communtiy and Senior Center (360 N 23rd St.) Cost $35/resident, $45/non-resident Age 18+ Activity # Date

Days Time

6527-A

TH

August 27t

8:00am-3:30pm

*Date subject to change based on availbility. Check BillingsParks.org for updated information*

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Special Interest Eastern Montana Art & History Tour Interested in learning about the history and art of Eastern Montana? Join us as we take a day long guided tour to Miles City with the following activities: Visiting the famous Range Riders museum, dining at Miles City’s downtown local bakery, the Main Street Grind, and viewing the exhibits at the Waterworks Art Museum. Register to be bused out to the museums where tour guides will take over. This tour will include some walking, but accommodations are available. Lunch will not be provided, however, you are welcome to pack a lunch or purchase food at the Main Street Grind. Range Riders Museum Located just outside of downtown Miles City, the Range Riders Museum is home to over 13 acres of Eastern Montana History. These exhibits cover: the dinosaurs; the history of the Native Americans who lived in this area for millennia; the soldiers and the pioneers who took over this harsh land. Main Street Grind Located in historic downtown Miles City, the Main Street Grind is a local bakery specializing in baked goods, bread, coffee, sandwiches, and burgers. WaterWorks Art Museum Located in a park overlooking the Yellowstone River, the Museum is housed in the concrete basins of the 1910 WaterWorks that produced Miles City’s drinking water for over sixty years. Waterworks Art Museum proudly maintains a permanent collection of contemporary and historic selections on rotation in the Gallery. This includes Miles City Vintage photographs by notable photographers of the late 1800’s including: Christian Barthelmess, Lady Evelyn Cameron, Robert C. Morrison, Albert Schlichting, Edward S. Curtis & the renowned L.A. Huffman. Location Billings Communtiy and Senior Center (360 N 23rd St.) Cost $30/resident, $40/non-resident Age 18+ Activity # Date

Days Time

6529-A

S

August 22t

8:00am-5:30pm

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Adult Sports Sand Volleyball League Adult CoEd Volleyball is packing up its bags and moving to the beach for the summer! Bumps, Sets, & Spikes will be felt on the sand in a 4v4 format. Sign your team up now for some friendly team competition under the sun. Team fee includes 7 regular season games and an end of the season tournament. Must have a minimum of 4 players per team, league will be call-your-own, with all disputes ‘replayed’. Please indicate either a recreation or competitive division placement upon registration. Team registration deadline is Monday, May 4th. Divisions may be combined due to team enrollment numbers. Location Rose Park Volleyball Courts (22nd St. W & Ave C) Cost $125 Age 18+ Activity # Date 2000-A

Days Time

May 13-July 15 W

5:45-9:00pm

Adult Soccer League Sign your team up for Billings Parks and Recreation’s Adult Summer Soccer League. This Coed Recreational League will Kick off on June 1st with 11 weeks of regular season soccer games. Our Summer Soccer League is for Adult players looking to enjoy the game of soccer, get some exercise, and enjoy each other’s comradery. Aggressive play will not be permitted in the league. Deadline to register is May 24th.

Location Amend Park (King Ave. East and Nimitz Drive) Cost $250 18+ Age Activity # Date 1900-A

Days Time

June 1-August 9 M&T

12:00-7:00pm

*games will move to Sundays towards the middle of August

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Adult Fitness Strong & Fit 55+ The perfect strength training program for 55+ women! These workouts promise to improve strength, build lean muscle mass, and help combat a loss of bone density as you age. Come workout in a safe and supportive environment and build relationships with your classmates along the way! Location Billings Community and Senior Center (360 N. 23rd St) Cost $35/residents, $45/non-residents 55+ Age Activity # Date

Days

8550-B

M, W, F 9:15-10:15am

May 18-June 24 (no class 5/25)

Time

Location Billings Community and Senior Center (360 N. 23rd St) Cost $35/residents, $45/non-residents Age 55+ Activity # Date

Days

2550-A

M, W, F 9:15-10:15am

June 26-August 3 (no class 7/3)

Time

Location Billings Community and Senior Center (360 N. 23rd St) Cost $35/residents, $45/non-residents 55+ Age Activity # Date

Days

2550-B

M, W, F 9:15-10:15am

August 5-September 18

Time

Fitness by Design The perfect strength training program for 55+ women! These workouts promise to improve strength, build lean muscle mass, and help combat a loss of bone density as you age. Come workout in a safe and supportive environment and build relationships with your classmates along the way! Location Billings Community and Senior Center (360 N. 23rd St) Cost $35/residents, $45/non-residents Age 55+ Activity # Date

Days Time

2599-A

June 2-July 23

T&TH 10:00-11:00am

2599-B

July 28-September 29

T&TH 10:00-11:00am

Location Adult Resource Alliance Heights (935 Lake Elmo Drive) Cost $35/residents, $45/non-residents Age 55+ Activity # Date 2599-C 2599-D

Days Time

June 1-July 22 M&W 10:00-10:45am July 27-September 28 (No class 9/7) M&W 10:00-10:45am

Location Adult Resource Alliance Main (1503 Ave D) $35/residents, $45/non-residents Cost Age 55+ Activity # Date

Days Time

2599-E 2599-F

T&TH 10:30-11:30am T&TH 10:30-11:30am

June 2-July 23 July 28-September 29

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Adult Fitness Sit and Get Fit Sit and Get Fit uses different programming which uses low impact exercises from a chair. This program is focused on empowering all ages and stages to do safe & effective fitness programming. The exercises are focused on helping senior citizens age with grace!

Location Billings Community and Senior Center (360 N 23rd St) Cost $16/resident, $26/non-resident 55+ Age Activity D # ate

Days Time

Session 1 8547-B May 19-July 8 T&W Session 2 2547-A July 14-September 2 T&W

12:30-1:00pm 12:30-1:00pm

Chaos Bootcamp @ Gorham Park This is a high intensity workout class. The boot camp will incorporate cardio and body weight exercises to build endurance and strength. This class routine will vary from interval training to circuit training. This class can be modified for all fitness levels. Location Gorham Park (meet by the Gorham Park Building) Age 18+ Activity # Date 2529-A 2529-B 2529-C 2529-D

Days

Time

Cost

June 2-July 14(no class 6/20) Tuesday 9:00-10:00am $45 July 28-September 1 Tuesday 9:00-10:00am $45 Drop In Tuesday 9:00-10:00am $10 Both Sessions Tuesday 9:00-10:00am $85

Zumba® We take the “work” out of workout, by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning dance fitness party. Once the Latin and World rhythms take over, you’ll see why Zumba® Fitness classes are often called exercise in disguise. Super effective? Check. Super fun? Check and check.

Location Billings Community and Senior Center (390 N 23rd St) Cost $25/resident, $35/non-resident 55+ Age Activity D # ate

Days Time

Session 1 5545-A June 8-July 27 M Session 2 5545B August 3-October 5 M

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5:30-6:30pm 5:30-6:30pm


Adult Fitness Adult Resource Alliance Partnership The Billings Parks and Recreation Department and the Adult Resource Alliance of Yellowstone County are thrilled to announce a new collaborative effort to provide programs and activities that will improve and enhance our service to seniors in the community. Starting June 1, 2020, you will begin to see programs and activities designed for seniors to stay active and healthy through a wide array of fitness, health, wellness and nutrition programs offered at two new locations. These activities offered through the Billings Parks and Recreation Department at the

Community and Senior Center, 360 North 23rd Street, will now be available at the headquarters for the Adult Resource Alliance of Yellowstone County at 1505 Ave. D and at the new Alliance Billings Heights at 935 Lake Elmo Drive. We are excited about the opportunity to work together to make being active more convenient for the seniors we serve.

STRONGTM Stop counting the reps. Start training to the beat. STRONG NATIONTM combines body weight, muscle conditioning, cardio and plyometric training moves synced to original music that has been specifically designed to match every single move. Every squat, every lunge, every burpee is driven by the music, helping you make it to that last rep, and maybe even five more.

Location Billings Community and Senior Center (390 N 23rd St) Cost $25/resident, $35/non-resident Age 18+ Activity D # ate

Days Time

Session 1 2544-A June 10-July 29 W Session 2 2544-B August 5-September 30 W

5:30-6:30pm 5:30-6:30pm

Gentle Yoga Slow paced, relaxing practice that includes moving the limbs and torso in a comfortable way. Great for those new to yoga.

Location Adult Resource Alliance Heights (935 Lake Elmo Drive) Cost $25/resident, $35/non-resident 55+ Age Activity D # ate

Days Time

Session 1 2517-C June 2-July 21 T Session 2 2517-D July 28-September 22 T

9:00-9:45am 9:00-9:45am

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Adult Fitness Sunset Yoga at Swords Park Join us for a beautiful way to end your day with Sunset Yoga at Swords Park. Swords Rimrock Park overlooks our great city of Billings and is the perfect place to enjoy the sunset, while winding down with our yoga class. Participants will need to bring their own mat and water. All abilities welcome. Location Swords Park (Airport Road) Age 18+ Activity # Date 2528-A 2528-B 2528-C 2528-D

Days

Time

Cost

Tuesday 7:30-8:30pm $45 July 7-August 11 August 25-September 29 Tuesday 7:30-8:30pm $45 Drop In Both Sessions

Tuesday 7:30-8:30pm $10 Tuesday 7:30-8:30pm $85

Chair Yoga Achieve harmony as you relax and gain confidence from a seated position. Develop strength and balance as you slowly stretch muscles, improve circulation and reduce stress. Location Billings Community and Senior Center (360 N. 23rd St) Cost $25/residents, $35/non-residents Age 55+ Activity # Date 2512-A 2512-B

Days Time

June 1-July 20 M July 27-September 28 (No class 9/7) M

8:30am-9:30am 8:30am-9:30am

Location Adult Resource Alliance Main (1505 Ave D) $25/residents, $35/non-residents Cost Age 55+ Activity # Date

Days Time

2512-E 2512-F

TH TH

June 4-July 30 (no class 7/2) August 6-October 1

1:30-2:15pm 1:30-2:15pm

Intro to Yoga This is a perfect series for first timers, active recovery, aging adults, and people looking to strengthen their foundations. Participants will use yoga techniques and poses to improve strength, balance, focus, flexibility, and mindfulness. Modifications and props make the class appropriate for everyone. Location Billings Community and Senior Center (360 N 23rd St) Cost $40/resident, $50/non-resident 55+ Age Activity D # ate

Days Time

Session 1 8514-B May 26-July 14 T Session 2 2514-A July 21-September 8 T

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Adult Fitness POUNDÂŽ Channel your inner rockstar with this full-body cardio jam session inspired by the infectious, sweat-dripping fun of playing the drums. Using RipstixÂŽ, lightly weighted exercise drumsticks, torch calories and drum your way to a leaner, slimmer physiqueall while rocking out to your favorite music! Location Billings Communtiy and Senior Center (360 N 23rd St.) Cost $25/resident, $35/non-resident 18+ Age Activity # Date 2546-A

Days Time

August 20-October 15 TH

5:30-6:30pm

55+ Par 3 Golf Opportunities These lessons are for men & women 55 & older. We will work on all areas of the great game of golf. Basic rules and etiquette will be reviewed as well as working on your putting, chipping and full swing. Golf clubs will be provided if you do not have clubs. Location Par 3 Golf Course (19th & Central Ave) Cost $45/residents, $55/non-residents Age 55+ Activity # Date 1021-A

Days Time

May 20t

W

6:00-7:00pm

May 27t

W

6:00-7:00pm

June 3t June 10t

W W

6:00-7:00pm 6:00-7:00pm

Coffee Conversations Learn about topics that may affect you as you age, while walking through beautiful Swords Rimrock Park. Each walk will feature an expert guest speaker from the local community. The speaker will provide an educational talk as you walk through the park. Following the walk, coffee will be available at the park shelter and participants can ask specific questions. Each morning the group will walk an average of 1.5 miles in one hour. Speakers vary each session but may include medical professionals, authors, historians, and other prominent experts in Billings. What a great way to start your day! Location Swords Park (Airport Road) Cost $20/residents, $30/non-residents 18+ Age Activity # Date 2502-A

Days Time

June 23-August 11 T

6:30-8:00am

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Adult Racquet Sports Adult Tennis Lessons Adult Tennis lessons are held in the evening throughout the summer at Pioneer Park. Take advantage of this opportunity to enroll both you and your child at the same location. Lessons are taught on Mondays and Wednesdays at Pioneer Park with a 5-1 student to instructor ratio. Lessons are 1.5 hour long classes for 4 weeks per session. Lessons will be coordinated by USPTA certified professionals. Age

June 1-24 July 6-29 August 3-26 All Sessions Time

Beginner

3036-A

3041-A

3046-A

3056-A

5:30-7:00pm

Intermediate 3037-A

3042-A

3047-A

3057-A

7:00-8:30pm

Days Cost Location

Monday & Wednesdays $85 $85 $85 Pioneer Park Tennis Courts

$245

Live Ball Under the Lights New to our adult tennis programs! Live Ball consists one hour high energy game focused drill sessions. Players will be paired with different partners during the hour and you will play games where you must win 4 of 5 points to become the champs. Max 7 players on a court per class. All levels welcome. Come try this great cardio workout! Age

June 2-23 July 7-28 August 4-25 All Sessions Drop In Rate

14+

3058-A

Days Time Cost Location

Tuesdays

3058-B

3058-C

3058-D

3058-E

$25

$25

$65

$10

7:30-8:30pm $25

Pioneer Park Tennis Courts

Adult Drill and Play Also new to adult tennis programs, This class is for players who have some tennis experience and know basic strokes and game scoring. Tennis instructors will organize 30 minutes of drills followed by 60 minutes of organized doubles play. Age

June 4-25 July 9-30 August 6-27 All Sessions Drop In Rate

14+

3077-A

Days Time Cost Location

Thursdays

3077-B

3077-C

3077-D

3077-E

$30

$85

$15

6:00-7:30pm $30 $30 Rose Park Tennis Courts

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Adult Racquet Sports *Pickleball Lessons and League start dates are contingent on the completion of the new pickleball courts at Lillis Park.*

Beginner Adult Pickleball Lessons New to Pickleball or never played and want a better understanding of the basics? Basic rules including scoring and basic strokes are introduced. Students may sign up for more than one session. Bring your own paddle or some paddles may be available for use at the site. June 1-24 July 6-29 August 3-26 All Sessions Activity # Days Cost Time Location

3090-A

3090-B

3090-C

3090-D

$50

$140

Monday & Wednesdays $50

$50

6:30-7:15pm Lillis Park Courts

Advanced Adult Pickleball Lessons Experienced players practice dinks, volleys, smashes, the serve groundstrokes and foot work. Students may sign up for more than one session. Bring your own paddle or some paddles may be available for use at the site. (must have taken beginner lessons prior to enrolling in advanced lessons) June 1-24 July 6-29 August 3-26 All Sessions Activity # Days Cost Time Location

3091-A

3091-B

3091-C

3091-D

$50

$140

Monday & Wednesday $50

$50

7:15pm-8:00pm Lillis Park Courts

Pickleball League Grab a partner and come play summer league pickleball! Organized play will be offered for both Mens, Womens and Mixed divisions on Tuesday and Thursdays evenings throughout the summer. Balls and extra paddles will be available on site. June 2-25 July 7-30 August 4-27 All Sessions Time Mens 3.0-4.0 3095-A Womens 3.0-4.0 3096-A

3095-B 3096-B

3095-C 3096-C

3095-D 3096-D

Days

6:30-8:30pm Tuesdays 6:30-8:30pm

Mixed 3.0-3.5

3097-A

3097-B

3097-C

3097-D

6:30-8:30pm

Mixed 3.5-4.5

3098-A

3098-B

3098-C

3098-D

6:30-8:30pm

Cost Location

$35/resident, $45/non-resident Lillis Park Courts

Thursdays

$100

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Youth Camps Adventure Camp Adventure Camp is an all-day, active and adventurous camp designed for 9 - 13 year olds with engaging activities to ensure they are moving, exploring, and developing throughout each day. Each week campers will participate in activities based around the featured theme. Our Camp counselors are American Red Cross CPR/First Aid Certified and will follow established camp/bus rules to ensure safety at all times. We strive to maintain a 8 to 1 participant to counselor ratio at all times for camp. Any changes due to weather, or other unforeseen circumstances, will be communicated as soon as possible to participants. Required EACH DAY at camp: sack lunch, snacks, water, sunscreen, bug spray, towel, swimsuit, comfortable walking shoes, water shoes and a change of clothes. Personal items and electronics are discouraged at camp. Any allergies to food, sun screen, bug spray, etc. should be communicated to camp staff. We would like to keep our camp “nut-free� as the potential for an allergic reaction may be increased due to the sharing of equipment, art supplies, and other items, as well as reducing the possibility in which food residue is transferred from one participant to the other. Transportation will be provided by Billings Parks and Recreation. Parents or guardians are required to sign-in and sign-out their camper daily, as well as drop of the completed consent form by the first day of camp.

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Youth Camps Adventure Camp Themes Wild West Time Travelers Take a trip back in time and explore the Wild West and learn the skills that the early cowboys, pioneers, and mountain men mastered. Camp will focus on the early inhabitants and settlers of Yellowstone Valley and the surrounding areas. Activities include: visiting historical sites and tours, hiking, climbing, and canoeing. Survivor Challenge A unique experience that tests camper’s endurance, attitude, team spirit, wilderness knowledge and resourcefulness. By focusing on teamwork and building unity among ALL campers, everyone is sure to enjoy this thrilling camp. Activities include: small team challenges, historical landmark tours and hiking! Ultimate Outdoor Adventure This mega adventure exposes campers to the thrilling outdoors. There is overnight camping on Thursday night each week (menus and overnight schedule are provided prior to camping trip). Activities include: overnight camping, white water rafting, horseback riding, and much more! Incredible Aquatic Exploration Make a splash this summer with exciting water activities! Water education is provided, as well as exposure to new aquatic experiences. Activities include: white water rafting, snorkeling and water slides! Into the Wild Geared towards learning about nature and what it has to offer, this hands on camp enlightens campers of activities that our great state provides. Activities include: Paddle boarding, Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary, Yellowtail Dam and Pompey’s Pillar. Animal Planet Camp will focus on learning about plants, animals, and insects found in Montana and around the world and the extraordinary adaptations that allow them to survive in harsh conditions. Activities include: ZooMontana and Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary. Science Week Explore the great unknown’s science has to offer, plus some of the amazing engineering feats humans have created. Activities include: rocket launches, science labs, dam building and other exciting activities. Zombie Survival Camp As outrageous as your child’s imagination, this camp will provide creative scenarios that teach life-saving survival skills. Gore is limited, however, the post-apocalypse sensation is explored at great lengths. Activities include: zombie dress, zombie races and zombie challenges. Montana Adventures Campers will learn all about the exciting things that make Montana unique. Activities this week will focus on activities in Yellowstone Valley and the surrounding areas that make the Montana lifestyle one of a kind. Activities include: visiting historical sites and tours, hiking, climbing, and canoeing. Youth Leadership Camp: New To Adventure Camp this year, is Youth Leadership Week. Half of the day will be spent with William Henry of Be Better World, focusing on leadership, confidence, and selfempowerment through educational activities. The other half othe the day will consist of counsellor driven leadership activies. A great new addition to Adventure camp.

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Youth Camps Adventure Camp Dates Weekly schedules will be sent to participants the week prior to camp. If any changes to schedule need to be made, registered participant parents/guardians will be notified as soon as possible. Location North Park Center (6th Ave. N & 19th St) 9-13y Age Activity # Date

Theme

Days Time

Cost

Week 1 Week 2

1060-A 1060-B

June 1 - 5 June 8 -12

Wild West Time Travelers Survivor Challenge

M-F M-F

$175 per week $195 per week

Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6

1060-C 1060-D 1060-E 1060-F

June 15 - 19 June 22 - 26 June 29 - July 2 July 6 - 10

Incredible Aquatic Exploration Science Week Into the Wild Ultimate Outdoor Adventure

Week 7 Week 8

1060-G 1060-H

Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 All Session

1060-I 1060-J 1060-K 1060-L 1060-M

M-F $195 per week M-F $175 per week M-TH $145 per week Drop off 7:30-$245 per week M-F 8:00am July 13 - 17 Incredible Aquatic Exploration M-F $195 per week Pickup July 20 - 24 Animal Planet M-F 4:30-5:30pm $195 per week July 27 - 31 Ultimate Outdoor Adventure M-F $245 per week August 3 - 7 Zombie Survival Camp M-F $175 per week August 10 - 14 Montana Adventures M-F $175 per week August 17 - 21 Youth Leadership Camp M-F $195 per week June 1-August 21 All Summer Package M-F $2,100

NEW To Adventure Camp this year, is Youth Leadership Week. This camp will focus on leadership, confidence, and self-empowerment through educational activities.

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Youth Camps Pioneer Playhouse Pioneer Playhouse is an active day camp designed for 5 - 8 year olds with engaging activities to ensure they are moving, learning and developing throughout each day. Participants must have completed at least 1 year of Kindergarten or be enrolling in the fall of 2020 to attend. Each week is assigned a theme to increase interest in learning and exploration. Campers will have the flexibility to choose between morning, afternoon, or all-day sessions. Any transportation will be provided by Billings Parks and Recreation. Parents or guardians are required to sign-in and sign-out their camper daily, as well as drop of the completed consent form by the first day of camp. Our Camp counselors are American Red Cross CPR/First Aid Certified and will follow established camp rules to ensure safety at all times. We strive to maintain a 6 to 1 participant to counselor ratio at all times for camp. Any changes due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances will be communicated as soon as possible to parents/guardians. Required EACH DAY at camp: sack lunch, snacks, water, sunscreen, bug spray, towel, swimsuit, comfortable walking shoes, water shoes and a change of clothes. Personal items and electronics are discouraged at camp (exception during show & tell). Any allergies to food, sunscreen, bug spray, etc. should be communicated to camp staff. We would like to keep our camp “nut-free� as the potential for an allergic reaction may be increased due to the sharing of equipment, art supplies, and toys in the Zimmerman Center. We would like to minimize the possibility in which food residue is transferred from one participant to the other, so please no snacks or lunches with nuts or peanut butter.

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Youth Camps Pioneer Playhouse Themes & Dates Exploration of 5 senses: Campers will be challenged to use all of their senses this week. We will see, hear, taste, smell, and touch our way through adventures and activities Green Thumb Gardeners: How do you plant a garden? What do plants need to grow? How do you take care of a garden? This week will include answers to these questions along with hands-on planting activities. Science Week: Become a mad scientist during this week full of fun and exciting science experiments. Challenging the Challenger: Campers will take on new challenges and work together! Under the Sea: This Week will be full of games like, “Sharks and Minnows.” Campers will enjoy ocean-themed charades, arts and crafts, and other great activities Nature Explorers: There are so many things to experience in the outdoors. We will learn about nature, water, and participate in several exciting outdoor activities. Mess Makers: Come make a Mess with us and we’ll handle the cleanup. Kids will experiment with paint, squirt guns, and other fun activities! Dinosaur Discovery: Learn about all of your favorite prehistoric friends! We will dig in the sand for fossils and create a dinosaur necklace. This week will also include indoor and outdoor activities. Great Create Art Seekers: Campers will create a collection of masterpieces. They will be given the freedom to express themselves by creating hands-on art! Young artists will enjoy participating in an exciting week of creativity. Wild Water Week: Bring your swimming suit, towel , water shoes, sunscreen and prepare to get wet! Campers will participate in water challenges, while getting soaked and having fun! Zoo Frenzy: Get WILD this week! Learn about different animals, play animal themed games and create animal art. It’s a Bug’s Life: We’ll be crawling, sliding, and hopping our way through a range of creepy crawly activities. Included in this week’s activities, a bug scavenger hunt, bug relays, and bug crafts.

Location Zimmerman Center (1801 Virginia Lane) 5-8y Age Cost

Full day (7:30am-5:30pm) $120 Per Week Half Day AM (7:30am-12:30pm) $65 Per Week Half Day PM (12:30am-5:30pm) $65 Per Week All Session

$1,300

Date

Theme

Days Full Day

Half Day AM Half Day PM

Week 1

June 1 - 5

Exploration of 5 senses

Week 2 Week 3

June 8 -12 June 15 - 19

Week 4 Week 5 Week 6

7:30am-5:30pm 7:30am-12:30pm

12:30-5:30pm

M-F

1000-A

1001-A

1002-A

Green Thumb Gardeners Science Week

M-F M-F

1000-B 1000-C

1001-B 1001-C

1002-B 1002-C

June 22 - 26 June 29 - July 3 July 6 - 10

Challenging the Challenger Under the Sea Nature Explorers

M-F M-F M-F

1000-D 1000-E 1000-F

1001-D 1001-E 1001-F

1002-D 1002-E 1002-F

Week 7 Week 8

July 13 - 17 July 20 - 24

Mess Makers Dinosaur Discovery

M-F M-F

1000-G 1000-H

1001-G 1001-H

1002-G 1002-H

Week 9

July 27 - 31

Great Create Art Seekers

M-F

1000-I

1001-I

1002-I

Week 10 Week 11 Week 12

August 3 - 7 August 10 - 14 August 17 - 21

Wild Water Week Zoo Frenzy It's a Bugs Life All Summer Package(full days

M-F M-F M-F

1000-J 1000-K 1000-L

1001-J 1001-K 1001-L

1002-J 1002-K 1002-L

M-F

1000-M

All Session June 1-August 21

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Youth Camps Magic City Camp Magic City camp is for kids ages 8-11 who want to experience all of the best activities that the Magic City has to offer. Camps will be based out of Veterans Park. Campers will engage in activities in the park, as well as travel throughout the Billings community to experience the best activities our great city has to offer. Our Camp counselors are American Red Cross CPR/First Aid Certified and will follow established camp/bus rules to ensure safety at all times. We strive to maintain an 8 to 1 participant to counselor ratio at all times for camp. Any changes in schedule due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances will be communicated as soon as possible to participants. Required EACH DAY at camp: sack lunch, snacks, water, sunscreen, bug spray, towel, swimsuit, comfortable walking shoes, water shoes and a change of clothes. Personal items and electronics are discouraged at camp (exception during show & tell). Any allergies to food, sun screen, bug spray, etc. should be communicated to camp staff.

Location Veterans Park (13th Street West & Poly Drive) 8-11h Age Activity # Date

Days Time

Cost

Week 1

1004-A

June 1-5

M-F

$160 per week

Week 2 Week 3 Week 4

1004-B 1004-C 1004-D

June 8-12 June 15-19 June 22-26

M-F M-F M-F

Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10

1004-E 1004-F 1004-G 1004-H 1004-I 1004-J

July 6-10 July 13-17 July 20-24 July 27-31 August 3 - 7 August 10-14

M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F

$160 per week $160 per week Drop off 7:30-$160 per week $160 per week 8:00am Pickup $160 per week 4:30-5:30pm $160 per week $160 per week $160 per week

*Added non-resident fee of $10 per week *Due to popularity for this camp, we are unable to pro-rate or offer refunds for missed days/ weeks of camp

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Youth Camps AquaNutz The perfect camp for any kid who can’t seem to stay out of the water. This camp is designed for those with an interest in a variety of water activities. Activities include scuba diving with Adventure Scuba, white water rafting, canoeing, water safety instruction, water slides, an introduction to lifeguard training and plenty of cannonballs. Our American Red Cross certified aquatic staff supervises this camp. Please pack a lunch, light snacks, water, swim suit, towel, sunscreen and closed toe shoes each day of camp.

Location Rose Park Pool (21st St. W & Ave. C) Cost $195 10-14h Age Activity D # ate

Days Time

Session 1 1013-A August 10-14 Session 2 1013-B August 17-21

M-F

7:30am-5:30pm

M-F

7:30am-5:30pm

Junior AquaNutz Another perfect camp for any younger kids who can’t seem to stay out of the water. This camp is designed for those with an interest in a variety of water activities. Activities include: snorkling, canoeing, paddle boarding, water slides, water safety instruction and plenty of cannonballs. Our American Red Cross certified aquatic staff supervises this camp. Please pack a lunch, light snacks, water, swim suit, towel, sunscreen and closed toe shoes each day of camp. An amazing opportunity to learn some new games that are played in the water. Along with some water themed land games also. Participants must be able to swim on their own. Location Rose Park Pool Building (1707 21st St W) Cost $145 8-11h Age

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Activity # Date

Days Time

1007-A

July 13-17

M-F

1007-B

July 20-24

M-F

Drop off 7:30-8:30am Pick up 4:30-5:30pm


Youth Camps Water Olympics at Rose Park Get ready to put your “game faces on� and join in some competitive fun. Participants will compete in many water sport activities, which will include swimming competitions, water polo, water basketball and volleyball, water slide races, and noodle javelin and much more. Our American Red Cross certified aquatic staff supervises this camp. Please pack a lunch, light snacks, water, swim suit, towel, sunscreen and closed toe shoes each day of camp. An amazing opportunity to learn some new games that are played in the water. Participants must be able to swim on their own. Location Rose Park Pool Building (1707 21st St W) Cost $145 10-14h Age Activity # Date

Days Time

1008-A

July 27-31

M-F

1008-B

Aug 3-7

M-F

Drop off 7:30-8:30am Pick up 4:30-5:30pm

Girls Ninja Warrior Camp If your girl has energy and a quest for adventure, this camp is perfect for her! After making Tohkon warrior headbands and clan flags, these girls will discover their inner courage by overcoming a rock wall and surviving several clan challenges. Every Ninja needs to know how to quickly escape any situation. Therefore, we will swim, paddle, and climb our way through obstacle courses and activities specifically designed to help girls hone their Ninja Skills. Our Camp counselors are American Red Cross CPR/First Aid Certified and will follow established camp/bus rules to ensure safety at all times. We strive to maintain an 8 to 1 participant to counselor ratio at all times for camp. Any changes in schedule due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances will be communicated as soon as possible to participants. Required EACH DAY at camp: sack lunch, snacks, water, sun screen, bug spray, towel, swimsuit, comfortable walking shoes, water shoes and a change of clothes. Personal items and electronics are discouraged at camp (exception during show & tell). Any allergies to food, sunscreen, bug spray, etc. should be communicated to camp staff. Location Gorham Park (Houle Dr. & Miles Ave.) Cost $185 Girls 9-13n Age Activity # Date

Days Time

1017-A

July 20-24

M-F

1017-B

August 3-7

M-F

Drop off 7:30-8:30am Pick up 4:30-5:30pm

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Music Camps Rock Band Camp Are you ready to “Rock Out” this summer!? Billings Parks and Recreation is offering its 3nd annual Rock Band Camp, taught by certified music professionals. No musical experience required. This camp is designed to give students the full Rock Band experience by creating and learning about rock music. Students will participate and perform in both big band and small group ensembles. Students are encouraged to bring their own instruments, but not required. Students will have the opportunity to try all different sections within a rock band. Other outdoor activities will also be included. Location Ben Steele Middle School & Pioneer Park Cost $215 11-15g Age Activity # Date

Days Time

1015-A

M-F

June 22-26j

8:30am-4:30pm

Ben Steele M-F. Pioneer Park for Final Concert on Friday

Through all of our youth programs, children are provided the opportunity to gain and refine life skills, and to develop positive personal and social assets. To apply for a scholarship, please stop by the Parks & Recreation office to pick up a scholarship application. (390 N. 23rd St)

Keyboard Kamp Billings Parks and Recreation is offering its 2nd annual Keyboard camp! This camp is designed for children ages 5-10 who are interested in beginning or continuing piano. This camp uses the Blast off with Piano series of book for group piano lessons written by Mayron Cole. This camp is taught in conjunction with the Billings Music Teachers Association. All instruments and equipment is provided. Ages 5-7 – Blast Off With Piano Jr. - Teaches students how to count rhythms and the keys on the piano. This course will be taught in five consecutive days, 1 hour each day. Ages 8-10 – Blast of with Piano: Designed for children to experience how much fun piano is, and for parents to “try before you buy” piano lessons privately. This series teaches students how to count rhythms and the keys on the piano all in a FUN filled group atmosphere.

Location Billings Community and Senior Center (360 N 23rd St) Cost $65/resident, $75/non-resident Activity # Date 1016-A 1016-C

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Days Time

August 3-7 M-F August 3-7 M-F

Age

5-7y 9-10:00am 10:15-11:15am 8-10y



Fall Youth Programs NFL Flag Football Billings Parks & Recreation’s Youth NFL Flag Football program is ready for another action-packed season. Entering its 5th season this fall, we offer 7 practice locations for participants to choose from. Registration includes a NFL replica jersey and flag belt. Practice will begin September 9th at (Country Manor, Veterans, & Castle Rock) & September 10th at (Optimist, Centennial, Hawthorne, & Gorham Park). The first two weeks of practice (9/9 & 9/14) will be for evaluations until teams can be formed. Games will be played Saturdays at Gorham Park for 5 weeks starting October 10th. Cost

$85/residents, $95/non-residents

Country Manor Park Ave D. & Country Manor Blvd

6202-A 6202-B

Veterans Park

6203-A

13th Street West & Poly Drive

6203-B

Castle Rock Park

6207-A 6207-B

Activity # Date

Activity # Date

Morgan Ave & Hallowell Lane

6204-A 6204-B

Janie Street & Columbine Drive

6205-A 6205-B

Houle Drive & Miles Avenue

6206-A 6206-B

32 Street West & St. Johns Ave.

50

6208-A 6208-B

Time

Days

Age

Time

Days

Age

Time

Days

Age

Time

Days

Age

Time

Sept 10-Nov 7 T&TH Practice, 2nd & 3rd grade 5:15-6:30pm Sept 10-Nov 7 Saturday games 4th & 5th grade 6:30-7:45pm

Activity # Date Centennial Park

Age

Sept 10-Nov 7 T&TH Practice, 2nd & 3rd grade 5:15-6:30pm Sept 10-Nov 7 Saturday games 4th & 5th grade 6:30-7:45pm

Activity # Date Gorham Park

Days

Sept 10-Nov 7 T&TH Practice, 2nd & 3rd grade 5:15-6:30pm Sept 10-Nov 7 Saturday games 4th & 5th grade 6:30-7:45pm

Activity # Date Hawthorne Park

Time

Sept 9-Nov 7 M&W Practice, 2nd & 3rd grade 5:15-6:30pm Sept 9-Nov 7 Saturday games 4th & 5th grade 6:30-7:45pm

Activity # Date Optimist Park

Age

Sept 9-Nov 7 M&W Practice, 2nd & 3rd grade 5:15-6:30pm Sept 9-Nov 7 Saturday games 4th & 5th grade 6:30-7:45pm

Activity # Date West Wicks Lane & Nutter Blvd.

Days

Sept 9-Nov 7 M&W Practice, 2nd & 3rd grade 5:15-6:30pm Sept 9-Nov 7 Saturday games 4th & 5th grade 6:30-7:45pm

Days

Age

Time

Sept 10-Nov 7 T&TH Practice, 2nd & 3rd grade 5:15-6:30pm Sept 10-Nov 7 Saturday games 4th & 5th grade 6:30-7:45pm


Fall Youth Programs NFL Flag Volunteer Coaches Needed The success of the NFL Flag Football program depends on great Volunteer Coaches! To help us keep the cost of the program affordable for all, Parks and Recreation relies on volunteer coaches who want to help their community and volunteer to coach a team. Training and resources to be successful will be provided. If you are interested in coaching, please attend the coaches meeting on Monday, August 26th at 6:00pm at the Parks and Recreation office (390 N. 23rd St.) Participants signed up at locations without coaches may be moved to other practice sites.

4th, 5th, & 6th Grade Girls Basketball Come dribble into basketball season this October with Billings Parks & Recreation’s Fall Girls Basketball program. This is a great program for those newer to the game of basketball and would like to learn fundamental skills. Participants can choose between six middle school locations! Riverside, Will James, & Medicine Crow will practice on Mondays & Wednesdays, while Castle Rock, Lewis & Clark, & Ben Steele will practice Tuesdays & Thursdays. 4th– 6th grade. Cost

$85/residents, $95/non-residents

Activity # Date

Days

Riverside Middle School

6104-A 6104-B

M&W Practice, 4th & 5th grade 6:30pm - 7:45pm Saturday games 6th grade

3700 Madison Ave

Will James Middle School 1200 30th St W

October 5December 5

Activity # Date

Days

M&W Practice, 4th & 5th grade 6:30pm - 7:45pm Saturday games 6th grade

October 5December 5

Activity # Date

1441 Governors Blvd

October 5December 5

Time

M&W Practice, 4th & 5th grade 6:30pm - 7:45pm Saturday games 6th grade

Activity # Date

Days

T&TH Practice, 4th & 5th grade 6:30pm - 7:45pm Saturday games 6th grade

October 6December 5

Activity # Date

5640 Grand Ave

Age

Time

6101-A 6101-B

Lewis & Clark Middle School 6102-A 1315 Lewis Ave 6102-B Ben Steele Middle School

Days

Age

Time

6100-A 6100-B

Medicine Crow Middle School 6105-A 900 Barrett Rd 6105-B Castle Rock Middle School

Age

October 6December 5

Days

Age

Age

Time

Time

T&TH Practice, 4th & 5th grade 6:30pm - 7:45pm Saturday games 6th grade

Activity # Date

Days

6103-A 6103-B

T&TH Practice, 4th & 5th grade 6:30pm - 7:45pm Saturday games 6th grade

October 6December 5

Age

Time

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Fall Youth Programs Kids in the Kitchen Come make a mess this winter in Billings Parks & Recreation’s kitchen! We provide young chefs the opportunity to find success preparing their favorite dishes. Safety is important during this class and kitchen etiquette is taught to ensure each participant is safe. Each day of class will have its own theme and will build on the lessons learned in the previous week. Bring your creativity and appetite for this exciting class.

Location North Park Center (6th Ave N. & N. 19th St) Cost $65/residnet, $75/non-resident 10-13g Age Activity # Date 6035-A

Days Time

October 3-24 S

9:30am-12:00pm

10U Indoor Tennis Lessons Tennis isn’t just a summer sport. This fall, we’ve brought our Tennis lessons indoors! Saturday lessons are conducted over a 4 week session at the North Park Center. All lessons follow the United States Tennis Associations Net Generation guidelines utilizing shorter nets, smaller court dimensions, a modified scoring system and modified balls that are better suited for younger player’s skill levels. All coaches are Net Generation Certified. To learn more about our programs visit NetGeneration.com

Location North Park Center (6th Ave N. & N. 19th St) Age

Activity # Date

7 & Under 6026-A 6026-B 7 & Up

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September 5-26

Days Time S S

Cost

9:00-10:00am $40/resident, $50/non-resident 10:00-11:30am $50/resident, $60/non-resident


Fall Youth Programs Tennis is Elementary Join the fastest growing youth tennis program in Montana! Billings Parks and Recreation in partnership with USTA Montana presents Tennis is Elementary in Elementary schools across the Billings area. The Tennis is Elementary program provides young players the chance to learn basic fundamentals, teamwork, and sportsmanship from qualified tennis instructors. Using smaller racquets, nets, and court sizes, QuickStart tennis gives kids the opportunity to learn and start to play right away. This popular nationwide program teaches life skills, tennis and teamwork in a fun environment that allows your students to stay active while learning the fastest growing lifetime sport in the country. Participants in the afterschool camp get 8 focused 45 min or 1-hour lessons that meet once a week after school in the gym or multipurpose room. All equipment needed to run the camp is provided, and the coach to player ratio is kept close to 8:1. The number of participants depends on the size of the gym. Each session focuses on a specific shot taught in the QuickStart method. The sessions are broken down into an intro activity, fitness component, lesson focus, and games. The camp uses stations to ensure that kids are moving the whole time and are not standing in line. All Instructors and Site Directors have attended a QuickStart Tennis training session and have submitted to a background check prior to starting work.

Location Cost

K-3 $40

Age

Activity # Date

Alkali Creek Elementary (681 Alkali Creek Rd)

K-3rd Grade 6032-B 4th-5th Grade 6033-B

4th-5th $45

Location Cost

Meadowlark Elementary (221 29th St W)

Age

Activity # Date

K-3 $40

K-3rd Grade 6032-A 4th-5th Grade 6033-A

4th-5th $45

Orchard Elementary (210 Jackson St)

Age

Activity # Date

K-3rd Grade 6032-C 4th-5th Grade 6033-C

Days Time

October 6- November 3r T&TH 2:35-3:20pm ( (no class 10/15) T&TH 3:20-4:20pm

Location Cost

K-3 $40

Days Time

October 6- November 3r T&TH 4:15-5:00pm ( (no class 10/15) T&TH 3:15-4:15pm

4th-5th $45

Days Time

October 6- November 3r T&TH 2:10-2:55pm ( (no class 10/15) T&TH 2:55-3:55pm

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Fall Adult Programs Adult Tennis Under the Lights This Fall take advantage of the lighted tennis courts at Pioneer Park with Adult Tennis lessons. All levels and abilities welcome. Lessons are taught on Monday and Wednesday evenings and maintain a 5-1 instruction ratio. Lessons are coordinated by USPTA Certified professionals.

Location Pioneer Park Tennis Courts Cost $85 18+ Age Activity # Date 6025-A

Days Time

August 31-October 7 (No class 9/7) M&W 7:00-8:30pm

Adult Soccer Come enjoy the Fall weather by playing in our Adult Coed Soccer League. Games are played 8v8 on junior fields. Co-Ed teams must have 2 females on the field at all times. Deadline to register your team is August 17th. The team fee includes 7 regular season games.

Location Amend Park (King Ave. East and Nimitz Drive) Cost $300 Age 18+ Activity # Date 6200-C

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Days Time

August 23-October11 SUN

12:00-7:00pm


Fall Adult Programs CoEd Volleyball Billings Parks and Recreation CoEd Volleyball is back and ready to help you bump, set, and spike your way into Spring! Sign your team up now for some friendly team competition on the hardwood. Team fee includes 9 regular season games and a double-elimination postseason tournament. Teams must have a minimum of 6 players per team. Team registration must be submitted by Sunday, September 6th. Please indicate either a recreation or competitive division preference upon registration. Divisions may be combined due to low enrollment. *The Co-Ed Hit rule will apply* Location Castle Rock Middle School (1441 Governors Blvd) Cost $300 Age 18+ Activity # Date 6300-A

Days Time

September 13-December 6 SUN

1:00-8:00pm

Fall Pickleball League Grab a partner and come play Fall league pickleball! Organized play will be offered for both Mens, Womens and Mixed divisions on Tuesday and Thursdays evenings throughout the summer. Balls and extra paddles will be available on site.

Activity # Date Mens 3.0-4.0 6015-A Womens 3.0-4.0 6015-B

Time

Days

5:30-7:00pm Tuesday September 1- 5:30-7:00pm October 8 5:30-7:00pm Thursday 5:30-7:00pm

Mixed 3.0-4.0

6016-A

Mixed 3.0-4.0

6016-B

Cost Location

$30/residents, $40/non-residents Lillis Park Courts

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Fall Adult Programs Adult 3 on 3 Basketball Tune up for Winter City League in our Fall Adult 3 on 3 Basketball league. Games will be played 3 on 3 with special half-court rules. We will be offering both Men’s/ Women’s Competitive & Recreation divisions. Recreation/Competitive Divisions may be combined due to low team enrollment. Team captains please designate your team name upon registration. Games will be call-your-own.

Location Cost Age

Area Middle Schools $99 per team 18+

Men's Competetive Men's Recreation Women's Competitive Women's Recreation

Activity # Date

Days Time

6050-A

W&S TBD

6050-B 6051-A

November 29, W&S TBD December 2, 6, 9, 13, 16, 20 W&S TBD

6051-B

W&S TBD

Short Court Volleyball Tournament Billings Parks & Recreation will be hosting two, 2v2 short-court volleyball tournaments. Games will be played on a smaller court with similar rules to beach volleyball. Find your partner and don’t miss out on some high-speed volleyball action. Spiking, diving, and high-fiving are encouraged! Location North Park Center (6th Ave N. & N. 19th St) Cost $30 per team 18+ Age Activity D # ate

Days Time

Session 1 6555-A November 7t S Session 2 6555-B December 12t S

5:30-6:30pm 5:30-6:30pm

All year-round CoEd Volleyball: Sign your team up for some friendly team competition

on the hardwood. Team fee includes 9 regular season games and a doubleelimination postseason tournament. Sand Volleyball League: Bumps, Sets, & Spikes will be felt on the sand in a 4v4 format. Sign your team up now for some friendly team competition under the sun. Team fee includes 7 regular season games and an end of the season tournament. 56


Fall Adult Programs City League Basketball Don’t miss your chance to sign up your Men’s and Women’s Competitive, SemiCompetitive, or Recreational Basketball team in the Billings Parks and Recreation’s famous City League. The deadline to register your team is December 11th. A $375 team fee is due upon registration with an additional player fee of $55 per player due by January 11th. Don’t wait until the last minute to register, space is limited! Teams can register online at BillingsParks.org or stop by the Parks & Recreation office (390 N. 23rd St). Location Cost Age Deadlines

Area Middle Schools $375(per team) + $55(per player) 18+ Team Fee: December 11th Player Fee: January 11t

Activity # Date 7000-A

Days

January 18 – April 18 M-TH & S

Time Monday–Thursday 7:00–10:00pm Sunday 3:00–9:00pm

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Fall Special Interest Cooking for 1 Cooking for one and tired of finding recipes that feed six? Come try this interactive cooking class! Cook and try new recipes! This class is made possible through a partnership with the MSU Extension Yellowstone County. For questions about the class, contact Jackie Rumph at 406-256-2828. Location North Park Recreation Center (6th Ave N and N 19th St) Cost $45/resident, $55/non-resident 18+ Age Activity # Date 6415-A

Days Time

September 23, 30, October 7 W

5:30-7:00pm

De-Clutter As You Age Who gets grandma’s yellow pie plate? This class is designed to help clean up your life from shelf to Chevy. Gain resources to declutter and estate plan. Learn ways to manage the stuff you have in an organized way, distribute non-titled property, plan wills, and prevent probate. Location Billings Community and Senior Center (390 N 23rd St) Cost $20/resident, $30/non-resident Age 55+ Activity # Date 6540-A

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Days Time

November 5, 12, and 19 TH

1:00-2:00pm


Fall Special Interest Oil Painting Whether you’ve always wanted to try oil painting, or are a more seasoned painter, join us for a fun and informative class. We will explore different painting techniques and styles while trying our hand at landscapes, florals and animals subjects. Using class demonstrations, we will cover a two point perspective, preliminary sketches, and composition to help elevate your painting skills. A supplies list will be included for those new to oil painting. Location Billings Community Center (360 N 23rd St) Cost $40/resident, $50/non-resident 18+ Age Activity D # ate

Days Time

Session 1 6542-A August 11-September 15 T Session 2 6542-B September 22-October 27 T Session 3 6542-C November 10-December 15 T

1:00-3:00pm 1:00-3:00pm 1:00-3:00pm

Discovering Nutrition Join Parks and Recreation Community and Senior Center for a nutritional minute. This class will cover a variety of produce, how to cook it, and its nutritional benefits. Some classes will even feature demonstrations and taste testing! We believe in the benefits of combining nutrition and fitness for a healthy lifestyle, therefore we are offering this class at a lower rate to help make taking both affordable and attainable.

Location Billings Communtiy and Senior Center (360 N 23rd St.) Cost $8 Age 55+ Activity # Date 6509-A

Days Time

September 16-November 4 W

10:30-11:30am

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Fall Adult Fitness Boosting your Balance As we get older, it can be frightening to think about losing our balance. Learn tips & tricks to improve or maintain your balance as you age. The class is taught with guest appearances by a Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant from St. John’s Lutheran Ministries Outpatient Rehab Services that specializes in balance, Parkinson’s Disease & Osteoporosis/Spine disorders. Location North Park Center (6th Ave N. & N. 19th St.) Cost $35/resident, $45/non-resident 18+ Age Activity # Date 6557-A

Days Time

September 30-November 4 W

10:30am-11:30am

Sit and Get Fit Sit and Get Fit uses different programming which uses low impact exercises from a chair. This program is focused on empowering all ages and stages to do safe & effective fitness programming. The exercises are focused on helping senior citizens age with grace! Location Billings Community and Senior Center (360 N 23rd St) Cost $16/resident, $26/non-resident 55+ Age Activity D # ate

Days Time

Session 1 6547-A September 8-November 10 (no class 11/3) T&W Session 2 6547-B November 17-December 30 T&W

12:30-1:00pm 12:30-1:00pm

POUND® Channel your inner rockstar with this full-body cardio jam session inspired by the infectious, sweat-dripping fun of playing the drums. Using Ripstix®, lightly weighted exercise drumsticks, torch calories and drum your way to a leaner, slimmer physiqueall while rocking out to your favorite music! Location Billings Communtiy and Senior Center (360 N 23rd St.) Cost $25/residents, $35/non-residents Age 18+ Activity # Date 2646-A

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Days Time

October 22-December 17 (no class 11/26) TH

5:30-6:30pm


Fall Adult Fitness Fitness by Design Learn to transfer photos from your camera to your computer. Your photos will be ready to print, email, or upload to Facebook! Bring your camera and spend 4 hours of exploring with us! Location Billings Community and Senior Center (360 N. 23rd St) Cost $35/residents, $45/non-residents Age 55+ Activity # Date 6599-A

Days Time

October 1-December 1 (no class T&TH 10:00-11:00am 11/3,11/26)

Location Adult Resource Alliance Heights (935 Lake Elmo Drive) Cost $35/residents, $45/non-residents 55+ Age Activity # Date 6599-C

Days Time

Septebmer 30-December 2 (no class 10/2, 11/11, 11/25)

M&W 10:00-10:45am

Location Adult Resource Alliance Main (1503 Ave D) Cost $35/residents, $45/non-residents 55+ Age Activity # Date 2599-E

Days Time

October 1-December 1 (no class 11/3, 11/26)

T&TH 10:30-11:30am

Strong and Fit 55+ The perfect strength training program for 55+ women! These workouts promise to improve strength, build lean muscle mass, and help combat a loss of bone density as you age. Come workout in a safe and supportive environment and build relationships with your classmates along the way!

Location Billings Community and Senior Center (360 N. 23rd St) Cost $35/residents, $45/non-residents 55+ Age Activity # Date

September 21-October 28 (no class 10/12)

Days

6550-A

M, W, F 9:15-10:15am

Time

6550-B

October 30-December 9 (no class 11/11, 11/27) M, W, F 9:15-10:15am

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Fall Adult Fitness Zumba We take the “work” out of workout, by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning dance fitness party. Once the Latin and World rhythms take over, you’ll see why Zumba® Fitness classes are often called exercise in disguise. Super effective? Check. Super fun? Check and check. Location Billings Community and Senior Center (390 N 23rd St) Cost $25/resident, $35/non-resident 18+ Age Activity # Date 6545-A

Days Time

October 19-December 7 M

5:30-6:30pm

STRONGTM Stop counting the reps. Start training to the beat. STRONG NATIONTM combines body weight, muscle conditioning, cardio and plyometric training moves synced to original music that has been specifically designed to match every single move. Every squat, every lunge, every burpee is driven by the music, helping you make it to that last rep, and maybe even five more.

Location Billings Community and Senior Center (390 N 23rd St) Cost $25/resident, $35/non-resident 18+ Age Activity # Date 6544-A

Days Time

October 19-December 7 W

5:30-6:30pm

Pickleball Pickleball is one of the fastest growing sports in the country. Billings Parks and Recreation is excited to offer indoor open pickleball play at the North Park Center located in North Park. Upon registration for the session, players receive six, 1.5hour sessions of indoor open play pickleball. Lines, nets, and balls provided. All abilities are welcome. Location Cost Age

North Park Center (6th Ave N. & N. 19th St) $35/residnet, $45/non-resident 18+

Activity # Date Mixed 3.0-3.5 6015-C Mixed 3.5-4.0 6015-D

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Days Time

October 21-December 9 W (no class 11/11&11/25)

11:00am-12:00pm


Fall Adult Fitness Intro to Yoga This is a perfect series for first timers, active recovery, aging adults, and people looking to strengthen their foundations. Participants will use yoga techniques and poses to improve strength, balance, focus, flexibility, and mindfulness. Modifications and props make the class appropriate for everyone. Location Billings Community and Senior Center (360 N 23rd St) Cost $40/resident, $50/non-resident 18+ Age Activity D # ate

Days Time

Session 1 6514-A September 15-November 24 T (no class 11/3)

5:30-6:30pm

Chair Yoga Achieve harmony as you relax and gain confidence from a seated position. Develop strength and balance as you slowly stretch muscles, improve circulation and reduce stress. Location Billings Community and Senior Center (360 N. 23rd St) Cost $25/residents, $35/non-residents 55+ Age Activity # Date 6512-A

Days Time

October 5-November 23 (no class 10/12) M

8:30am-9:30am

Location Adult Resource Alliance Main (1505 Ave D) $25/residents, $35/non-residents Cost 55+ Age Activity # Date

Days Time

6512-E

TH

October 8-December 3 (no class 11/26)

1:30-2:15pm

Gentle Yoga Slow paced, relaxing practice that includes moving the limbs and torso in a comfortable way. Great for those new to yoga. Location Adult Resource Alliance Heights (935 Lake Elmo Drive) Cost $25/resident, $35/non-resident Age 55+ Activity D # ate

Days Time

Session 1 6517-C September 29-November 24 T (no class 11/13)

9:00-9:45am

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Park Facilities, & Community Information


Community Information Community Gardens It’s never too early (or too late) to start thinking about your garden. The Billings Parks and Recreation Department has a variety of ways to get involved, including two community gardens and a container garden check-out program. Not an experienced Gardener? We provide classes and workshops to make sure all skill levels are successful. The garden is a great place to get involved in your community, spend time with family, and make new friends! There are a variety of plot sizes available from 3’x6’ to 20’x20’. The Sprouts Container Garden checkout program is great for those who can’t commit to being a part of a community garden but still want to grow those veggies. Registration for the 2020 growing season is now open! Go to BillingsParks.org and register for your plot using the corresponding activity numbers below. If you are interested in checking out a Sprouts Container Garden for the season, please contact the Community Outreach and Engagement Coordinator at 406-6578308 or reinhardtp@billingsmt.gov

20x20 8900-A

Activity # Amend Activity # Songbird 8901-A $40 Cost

10x20 8900-B

10x10 8900-C

3x6 8900-D

8901-B $30

8901-C $20

8901-D $15

Age

18+

Season Location

May - October

Location

Songbird Garden(Songbird Dr. and Golden Hollow Rd)

Amend Garden(South Billings Blvd & Stone St)

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Community Information Volunteer Information If you are looking for a way to get involved in your community, the Parks and Recreation Department has a variety of service experiences to choose from. You can be matched with a project that fits your group or individual needs. Come have fun volunteering with the Parks and Recreation Department and make a difference at the Parks your Community. To view current opportunities visit the outreach tab on our website or contact the Community Outreach and Engagement Coordinator, Paul Reinhardt (Contact information is located at the bottom of the page)

Volunteers from the Billings Navy Operational Support Center work with Park staff to instal a new swim set at Central Park.

Volunteers from Downtown Rotary Club cleaning up litter at Swords Park

Volunteer Park Ranger Do you like to walk or ride the trails in Billings? The Volunteer Bike Patrol and Park Ranger Programs are looking for you to help patrol the trails and parks around the city. Come be a part of this team of committed volunteers that serve as an extra set of “eyes and ears� for the Parks and Recreation Department to keep the public spaces safer and more enjoyable for the community. Patrols are scheduled at a time that is convenient for you. Volunteers commit to patrolling their designated area once a week. Rangers will participate in an orientation and training prior to beginning their assignment. Information about the program and applications can be found on our website under the outreach tab, or by contacting the Community Outreach and Engagement Coordinator, Paul Reinhardt.

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Community Information Arbor Day Come join us for the award winning celebration of Arbor Day at North Park on Thursday, May 7th. Volunteer projects related to tree planting and care, as well as park improvements will take place throughout the morning. Additionally, the park will be filled with over 400 elementary students from local elementary schools to learn about environment related topics from local professionals. Volunteers are needed to assist with the education stations, as well as park improvement projects. All volunteers will receive an official t-shirt and lunch. The public is invited to attend the Official Arbor Day Ceremony at 12:15pm to hear Mayor Cole Speak and participate in the ceremonial planting of the Arbor Day Tree. If you have a group that would like to participate in the event, please contact Paul Reinhardt, Community Outreach and Engagement Coordinator directly at 406-6578308 or by email at reinhardtp@billingsmt.gov.

Refresh the Rims The Billings Parks and Recreation Department is proud to announce that the 8th annual Refresh the Rims will be held on Saturday, October 17th from 9:00am to 11:30am. This is the largest organized cleanup on the rims! Volunteers will meet at the Billings Community and Senior Center (360 N 23rd St.) to check-in between 9:00am and 9:30am. Following check-in, eight teams of volunteers will fan out on the top and bottom of the rims to clean up the trails and parkland. Volunteers will receive a free event t-shirt as an appreciation of their help. Pre-registration is highly encouraged, but not required. This event is in cooperation with the MSUB Outdoor Adventure Leadership Program and the Billings Parks and Recreation Department. 67


Community Information Movies in the Park Come enjoy Movies in the Park this Summer presented by Billings Parks and Recreation and Firefly Outdoor Movie Co. Movies will take place on Friday nights at various parks throughout the community. Movies will start at Dusk. Movie viewers may bring chairs orrblankets.

Check FireflyMovie.com for updated movie listings.

Date May 29th June 12th June 26th July 18th July 31st

Location Pioneer Park

3rd Street West & Parkhill Drive

Castle Rock Park

Wicks Ln. & Nutter Blvd.

Rose Park

21 Street West & Avenue C

Pioneer Park

3rd Street West & Parkhill Drive

Optimist Park

Morgan Avenue & Hallowell Lane

Veterans Park August 14th 13th Street West & Poly Drive

Shakespeare in the Parks Want to enjoy a little love, comedy or even some crazy drama outside in a great park? Then join us this summer in Pioneer Park on Wednesday, July 15th & Thursday, July 16th 2020 for the performances of Shakespeare’s “Cymbeline” and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. Performances start at 6:30pm and are FREE to the public. Bring your blanket or lawn chair and sit back for some Shakespeare in the park!

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Community Information Billings Community & Senior Center 360 N. 23rd St. Billings MT 59101

406-657-3050

Monday-Friday 9am-5pm

The Recreation division provides life-enriching programs to enhance emotional, social, physical, and spiritual wellness, for aging adults in Billings. Many of these programs are held at the Billings Community and Senior Center, however, our programs for 55+ adults in the community transcend the center into our parks and even in various trips throughout our great State!

Fitness

Nutrition

Music Classes

Health

Games

Art Classes

Refer to the for all Senior related activities throughout the brochure!

Senior Scoop Newsletter

Stay in communication with the many senior programs, activities, and services by registering for free with the Billings Community and Senior Center. Registered users will receive a copy of the 55+ Senior Scoop in the mail quarterly. If you’d like to get on the mailing list, please visit the communtiy center to fill out a form. 69


Community Information Mountview Cemetery

Many people are unaware that the Mountview Cemetery is a division of the Billings Parks and Recreation Department. Measuring in at nearly 65 acres, and with over 26,000 burials, Mountview Cemetery is one of the largest cemeteries in the region. Additionally, Mountview is the oldest continually operated cemetery in the area. Whether you are looking for a peaceful historic place to take a stroll, or you are making end of life arrangements, the cemetery staff invite you to come visit. The grounds are well maintained by dedicated, trained staff. We have a variety of choices ranging from casketed burials to interring cremated remains of loved ones. Office hours are 8am to noon, Monday through Friday. Our staff are available in the afternoons by appointment only. Call 406-657-8299 for more information.

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Community Information Par 3 Golf Course 19th St. West & Central

406-652-2553

• Great Practice Facilities with Driving Range and 2 Chip/Putting Greens • One full round of golf takes 1/2 the time of a regulation course • The Pro-Shop has ALL of your golf equipment needs; including custom fit clubs. Range Balls - $3 S, $5 M, $8 LG, $10 Jumbo • Group and individual instruction is available by appointment

Season Pass

Senior Single 55+ Senior Couple 55+ Junior 17 & Under Single Couple Family

$450 $650 $199 $500 $660 $850

Coupon GOOD FOR ONE MEDIUM BUCKET OF RANGE BALLS

Green Fees

9 holes 18 holes 9 hole punch card (10 punches) 18 Hole Punch Card (10 punches)

Carts

19 Holes 9 Holes

$16 $18 $125 $175

$22 $13

Expires 10-1-2020

The Clubhouse Grill is a great spot for lunch with sandwiches, drinks, snacks, hotdogs, and hamburgers!

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Batting Cage Stewart Park (26th St. W. & Central Ave.)

StrikeZone Batting Cages Fast & Slow Pitch Machines Baseball & Softball

Hours of Operation (April - May) Monday - Friday 4pm - 9pm Saturday 10am - 8pm Sunday 12pm - 6pm Hours of Operation (June) Monday - Friday 12pm - 10pm Saturday 10am - 8pm Sunday 12pm - 6pm Hours of Operation (July - August) Monday - Friday 4pm - 10pm Saturday 12pm - 8pm Sunday 12pm - 6pm Operating hours may vary based on weather conditions Call StrikeZone directly at 406-652-8403 for more information and weather conditions

Facility Rental Available during non-business hours for birthday parties or team practices. Call 406-652-8403 during business hours for more information.

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Rental Rates: 1 Token (20 Pitches) 3 Tokens (60 Pitches) MVP Card (25 Tokens) 1 Hour Rental

$2.00 $5.00 $40.00 $40.00


Rentals Shelters Billings Parks and Recreation has some great shelters located throughout the city that are a perfect place to host a family reunion, company picnic, birthday party or get together! All picnic shelters are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Rental reservations for shelters must be paid in full at the time of reservation. You can reserve your shelter online at BillingsParks.org or at the main Parks and Recreation Office. Some shelter rentals are available for a Full Day rental from 8:00am-10:00pm, while other more popular shelters are available for a Half Day rental from 8:00am2:00pm or 3:00pm-10:00pm.

Riverfront #1

North Park #1

Park Shelters Arrowhead Park

Full Day Rental 8:00am-10:00pm

$50

Edgerton Park

Full Day Rental 8:00am-10:00pm

$50

Hawthorne Park

Full Day Rental 8:00am - 10:00pm

$50

Full Day Rental 8:00am - 10:00pm

$100

NorthPark #1 & #2 Riverfront Park #1 Riverfront Park #2 & #3 Rose Park

Half Day Rental 8:00am -2:00pm or 3:00pm-10:00pm $50 Full Day Rental 8:00am-10:00pm

$100

Half Day Rental 8:00am-2:00pm or 3:00pm-10:00pm

$50

Full Day Rental 8:00am-10:00pm

$40

Full Day Rental 8:00am-10:00pm

$100

Half Day Rental 8:00am-2:00pm or 3:00pm-10:00pm

$50

Rosebud Park

Full Day Rental 8:00am-10:00pm

$40

South Park

Full Day Rental 8:00am -10:00pm

$50

South Park Gazebo

Full Day Rental 8:00am-10:00pm

$50

Full Day Rental 8:00am-10:00pm

$80

Half Day Rental 8:00am-2:00pm or 3:00pm-10:00pm

$40

Full Day Rental 8:00am-10:00pm

$50

Veterans Park Yellowstone Family Park Indicates Electricity Available

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Rentals Facility Rentals Billings Parks & Recreation has three Indoor/Outdoor Park Buildings located at Optimist Parks, Central and Highland. The indoor portion of these buildings have a food prep area, serving counter space, electrical outlets, a small utility sink, and room for seating. The outdoor covered portion has picnic tables and provides shade for you and your guests. The buildings are adjacent to playgrounds and/or spray grounds and restrooms. These facilities require a rental agreement and a $100 refundable damage deposit. Rental agreements must be filled out at the Parks & Recreation Office (390 N. 23rd Street) Central Park Full Day Rental (8am-10pm) $100.00 Damage & Key Deposit $100.00 Includes: 2-8 picnic tables inside 6-8 picnic tables outside

Optimist Park Full Day Rental (8am-10pm) $100.00 Damage & Key Deposit $100.00

Central Park Multi-Purpose Building

Includes: 4 picnic tables that may be used inside or outside

Highland Park Full Day Rental (8am-10pm) $100.00 Damage & Key Deposit $100.00 Includes: 4 picnic tables that may be used inside or outside

Optimist Park Multi-Purpose Building

Veterans & Gorham Park Billings Parks & Recreation has two indoor multi-purpose buildings that are available for public rental. They are located in Gorham & Veterans Parks. Both are newly renovated buildings and are a great place to hold your event. The multi-purpose buildings are adjacent to playgrounds and restrooms. These facilities require a rental agreement and refundable damage deposit. Rental agreements must be filled at the Parks & Recreation Office (390 N. 23rd Street) Veterans & Gorham Park Full Day Rental (8am-10pm) $100.00 Damage & Key Deposit $100.00 Includes: 6 Folding Tables

Veteran’s Park indoor mulit-purpose

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Rentals North Park The North Park Center is located at 6th Ave. N. and North 19th Street. The center has approximately 5,600 sq. ft. all on one level. This includes a small gym and kitchen area complete with stove, refrigerator, and sink. The center also features a multi-purpose room and restrooms. The building is great for events of 100 or less such as meetings, social gatherings, receptions and more!

North Park Hourly

$35.00

Half Day (any 6 hours)

$125.00

Full Day (8am-10pm)

$250.00

Includes: 6 Folding Tables

Zimmerman Center Located at 1801 Virginia Lane in Pioneer Park. The building includes a food prep area, restrooms, and a multi-purpose room. This building is ideal for groups of 50 or less for meetings or social events. This heated facility is available for the public to rent from 8am - 10pm. A $100 refundable Cleaning and Key deposit is requred.

Zimmerman Center Hourly

$30.00

Half Day (any 6 hours)

$100.00

Full Day (8am-10pm)

$200.00

Includes: 6 Folding Tables

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Rentals Sound Stage Rentals

You provide the show and entertainment, we will provide the stage and setup. The portable stage has a 14’ x 28’ skirted platform. Based on your event needs we have a P.A. System, 2 microphones, and auxiliary music capabilities.

Rental Rates:

Non-Profit Organization/Non-Alcohol Event For-Profit Business/Alcohol served at Event Refundable Damage Deposit

1 Day $350 2 Day $450 1 Day $550 2 Day $650 $250

To reserve the Sound Stage, rental application, rental fee, & damage deposit must be submitted to the Parks & Recreation Office*

Alcohol Permits If you plan on having alcohol at your event you must purchase an Alcohol Permit from the Parks and Recreation Department Office. This is for beer and wine only (no glass containers). Permits may be obtained in person at the Parks & Recreation office. Alcohol permits cost $75 and are non-refundable & non-transferable. Must be 21 years or older to purchase. (No permits are issued for Coulson, Swords or Riverfront Parks) Park Use Permits A Park Use Permit is required for any event that is open to the general public and is available for requests to reserve a specific park area for weddings, company picnics or family reunions. Events open to the public include youth sports leagues, concerts, fun runs, and special group events. A $100 processing fee is charged on a per park basis for general permits and is non-refundable. Permits for athletic usage are per field/season and rates vary according to usage. Events open to the public require liability insurance that meets the mandatory guidelines contained in the application. You can pick up a permit application at the Parks and Recreation Department located at 390 North 23rd Street. Office hours are Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm (excluding holidays) or download one off of the website: www.BillingsParks.org 76


Rentals Youth Scholarship Program The Billings Parks & Recreation Scholarship Fund provides youth in our community access to recreational programs whose families may be experiencing economic hardships. These scholarships provide eligible families exposure to positive experiences and active lifestyles. Through our programs, children are provided the opportunity to gain and refine life skills, and to develop positive personal and social assets. We need your help to provide recreation opportunities to children who would not otherwise have the opportunity! Your donation will help to provide an enrichment activity, class or program that will help a child build essential characteristics that are needed to succeed in life. 100% of the donations to this fund go directly to support scholarships for Billings’ youth. To apply for a scholarship, please stop by the Parks & Recreation office to pick up a scholarship application. For more information about donating, please stop by the Parks & Recreation office (390 N. 23rd St) or visit www.BillingsParks.org

Senior Scholarship Program Billings Parks and Recreation is dedicated to life-long recreation no matter your economic status. Seniors, age 55+, may be eligible for our Senior Scholarship Program. The program is intended to help seniors with a limited income participate in fitness and recreation programs. The fund is functioning primarily off donations from our generous community members. 100% of donations to this fund will go towards directly supporting Seniors. If you would like to donate or apply for a scholarship please contact the Community Center office staff for an application.

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390 N. 23rd Street, Billings, MT 59101 (406) 657-8371 www.BillingsParks.org


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