City of Bloomington, Indiana Parks and Recreation Department Program Guide, Summer 2021 by Bloomington, Indiana Parks and Recreation Department

May–August 2021

Program Guide

Programs, events, and facilities may be modified or cancelled based on CDC and local health department guidelines. Visit bloomington.in.gov or call 812-349-3700 for up-to-date information. btownparks

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The Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department will enrich community well-being and positive development through the equitable, just, and environmentally sound provision of essential parks, greenways, trails, and recreation facilities as well as programs and events. Programs and events may be modified or cancelled based on local health department guidelines. For updated information, visit bloomington.in.gov/parks.

May–August 2021 Program Guide Table of Contents

Bloomington Walking Club..................... 33

PGA Junior League.......................................7

General Information......................................1–3 Inclusive Recreation..........................................3 Facilities.......................................................4–16 Community Gardening.....................................5 Cascades Golf Course..............................6–7, 24 Switchyard Park.............................................8–9 Bryan Park and Mills Pools.......................10–11 Twin Lakes Recreation Center..... 12–13, 29–32 Griffy Lake Nature Preserve...........................13 Rentals......................................4–6, 8, 12–13, 16 Facilities, Trails, and Parks with map.......14–15 Shelter House and Ballfield Rentals...............16 Community Events....................................17–21 Summer Camps..........................................22–24 Preschool..........................................................25 Youth................................................................26 Nature and the Outdoors..........................27–28 Adults—Twin Lakes Recreation Center..................... 12–13, 29–32 Adults.........................................................27–34 Sponsorship/Parks Partners...........................35 Registration.....................................................36 Bloomington Parks and Recreation Staff..................inside back cover

Boot Camp.................................................. 31

Pickleball............................................... 13, 32

Bryan Park Kids Triathlon........................ 19

Power Vinyasa............................................ 31

Children’s Expo.......................................... 19

RenewActive............................................... 30

Community Gardening................................5

Roving Naturalist....................................... 27

Creepy Crawlies......................................... 27

Run Club...................................................... 31

Drool in the Pool........................................ 21

Sherlock Holmes and the Gang of Four Escape Adventure.......... 18

Index

H.I.I.T............................................................ 31

50+ Expo..................................................... 21 A Fair of the Arts........................................ 17 A Nocturnal Night...................................... 28 Active&Fit.................................................... 30 Adult (50+) FREE Programs..................... 29 Art in the Park............................................ 28 Backyard Beach Party............................... 25 Banneker Block Party................................ 25 Banneker Goes Digital.................................5 Beginning Yoga......................................... 31 Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market...................................... 17 Bloomington Trivia Championship Series............................. 18

Endwright East Active Living Community Center....................................5

Silver&Fit..................................................... 30 SilverSneakers............................................ 30

Excel Tae Kwon Do.................................... 32

Slip ‘n Foam................................................ 19

Fall Adult Softball Leagues...................... 34

Special Olympics Indiana— Monroe County....................................... 33

First Tee of Bloomington......................... 24 Fitness Assessments................................. 29 FitnessCoach.............................................. 30 Fossil Frenzy............................................... 27 Friends & Family Sails............................... 33 Get Outdoors Day...................................... 28 Group Exercise Classes.......................31–32 Hatha Yoga................................................. 31 Independence Day Reverse Parade....... 19 Junior Golf Clinic...........................................7 Junk in the Trunk....................................... 21 Kid City Summer Camps.....................22–23 Movies in the Parks................................... 18 Mushroom Foray....................................... 28 Nature Sounds........................................... 17

Summer Basketball Camp........................ 24 Summer Solstice Celebration.................. 19 SUP for Parents and Kids.......................... 28 SUP Learn to Paddle.................................. 28 SUP Over 50................................................ 28 SUP Solstice Paddle and Meditation..... 28 SUP Yoga Introduction............................. 28 Swimming Lessons.................................... 11 Switchyard Park Fitness Classes............. 34 Tennis and Pickleball Courts in City Parks....................................... 26, 33 Tiny Hitters T-Ball...................................... 25 Touch A Truck............................................ 18 Turf Time for Toddlers.............................. 25 What Did Owl Have for Dinner?.............. 27

Night Paddle............................................... 27

Women in Nature Gaining Skills (W.I.N.G.S.)..................................... 27

Olympic Pop-Up Programming.............. 18

Yoga Core.................................................... 32

OuterSpatial............................................... 27

Yoga Stretch............................................... 32

Paddle Power!............................................ 27

Youth Baseball........................................... 26

Passport to Play......................................... 26

Youth Sailing Camp.................................. 24

Peoples Park Concert Series.................... 20

Youth Tennis Lessons............................... 26

Performing Arts Series........................20–21

ZUMBA......................................................... 32

Personal Training...................................... 29

ZUMBA Gold............................................... 32

Front cover: Skateboarders seemingly defy gravity at Switchyard Park’s skate park. Photo by Green Hat Media.

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Adult Sailing............................................... 33

Duck, Dodge, and Throw Dodgeball..... 19

General Information

Welcome to City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation!

General Information

City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department City Hall, 401 N. Morton St., Ste. 250 Phone: 349-3700 Fax: 349-3705 parks@bloomington.in.gov

HOTLINE NUMBERS City of Bloomington, IN Parks and Recreation

Community Events Performing Arts Series Peoples Park Concerts

349-3754

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Outdoor Sports (Tennis, Softball, etc.)

349-3610

May–August 2021 Program Guide Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Closings (entire City Hall is closed):

Services offered: Program/event registration, scholarship and fee waiver applications, shelter rentals, ballfield rentals, maps, brochures, sponsorship inquiries (see page 35), and community relations. Parking: Designated visitor spaces available in lot on north end of City Hall. Metered parking on Morton Street and in the Morton Street parking garage located at Seventh and Morton Streets (entrance on Morton Street). Accessibility: Designated parking spaces in North and South lots, ramp/sidewalk access from parking lots, automatic doors at south entrance, elevator located inside main entrance, restrooms available on ground and second floor level. Mayor of Bloomington John Hamilton

Bryan Park and Mills Pools (Summer)

349-3741

Memorial Day (May 31) and Independence Day (July 5)

Board of Park Commissioners Kathleen Mills—President Israel Herrera Ellen Rodkey Jim Whitlatch

Parks and Recreation Department Administrator Paula McDevitt The Board of Park Commissioners holds regular meetings the fourth Tuesday of every month, which are open to the public. Meetings begin at 4 p.m. and are held virtually via Zoom. Citizens of Bloomington are invited to visit the Board of Park Commissioners meetings with questions or concerns regarding city parks and recreation programs, events, and facilities. Equal Opportunity This program receives federal funds from the National Park Service. Regulations of the U.S. Department of the Interior strictly prohibit unlawful discrimination in departmental federally assisted programs on the basis of race, color, national origin, age or handicap. Any person who believes he or she has been discriminated against in any program, activity or facility operated by a recipient of federal assistance should write to: Director, Equal Opportunity Program, U.S. Department of the Interior, P.O. Box 37127, Washington D.C. 20013-7127

All phone numbers for Bloomington Parks and Recreation staff and facilities are in the 812 area code.

Additional numbers Maintenance Headquarters Rose Hill and White Oak Cemeteries

349-3498

Inclusive Recreation Services

349-3747

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To receive the program guide, or if you do not wish to receive the program guide, call 349-3700 and ask to be added to or removed from the mailing list.

Photo policy

Parks and Recreation staff may videotape or take photos of participants in programs and at special events or of people in parks or on park properties. These photos may be used in future program guides, brochures, fliers or other materials used to promote Parks and Recreation.

Please recycle this guide.

This guide is printed with soy-based ink on 30 percent post-consumer recycled paper.

No refunds are provided after the first day of a program. All refunds are subject to a $2 administrative fee. If the $2 charge does not cover costs incurred by the Department, the refund may be pro-rated in addition to the $2 charge. There are no refunds on season passes or punch passes. Full refunds are given for all classes cancelled by Parks and Recreation. Allow four weeks for refund requests to be processed.

Scholarships

Because some residents are unable to participate in our programs due to economic hardship, the Bloomington Parks Foundation provides youth scholarships to offset certain fees and charges. Scholarship applications can be obtained at the Parks and Recreation office, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., at any Department facility, or online at bloomington.in.gov/parks. Scholarship applications must be submitted at least two weeks prior to the start of the program for which applying. Proof of income and Monroe County residency is required. For more information, call 349-3700.

Substitution Policy

Parks and Recreation reserves the right to use substitute instructors and alternate facilities when necessary.

For more information, contact Amy Shrake, a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist, at 349-3747 or shrakea@bloomington.in.gov.

Bloomington Parks and Recreation is committed to an inclusive approach to recreation. Inclusion is individuals with and without disabilities participating in recreation activities together. Reasonable accommodations are individualized techniques and resources used to enhance program participation without fundamentally altering a program.

How to request reasonable accommodation:

Space is Limited—Register Early!

1. When you register, mark “yes” in the inclusive service request section. At least two weeks notification prior to the registration deadline for each program is required. In some cases reasonable accommodation may take longer. 2. Request and complete an inclusion questionnaire. 3. Inclusive Recreation Coordinator will contact participant to establish an individualized inclusion plan. Special Olympics Indiana—Monroe County, see page 33.

Special Use Permits

Support Parks and the Community and Promote Your Business—Become a Parks Partner

Most programs have limited space available as well as registration deadlines. After the registration deadline please call for space availability. Register online at bloomington.in.gov/parks, or by sending in the enrollment form in this guide, or in person from 8 a.m.–5 p.m. at the Parks and Recreation office, 401 N. Morton St., Ste. 250.

Detailed information and forms are available online at bloomington.in.gov/parks/rentals/mobile-stages.

Bloomington Parks and Recreation offers a variety of programs for all ages and interests. If you are trying to reach youth, families, young adults, or adults over age 50 yrs., we have the medium to promote your product or service. If your business believes in supporting the community, quality of life, and environment, we have many sponsorship options to choose from. See page 35 for more information.

Get Involved ... Volunteer! Look for the volunteer symbol throughout the program guide. To register for volunteer opportunities, visit bloomington.in.gov/parksvol. Parks and Recreation volunteers provide valuable services to the community by assisting with events and programs in a variety of ways. There are many opportunities for individuals and groups to choose from.

For additional information regarding volunteer opportunities, email Sarah Owen at parksvol@bloomington.in.gov.

Get your passport stamped, check in, and earn prizes! May 24–August 1 • See page 26.

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A Special Event Permit is required to hold a large-scale event in Bloomington’s beautiful city parks. A Special Event Permit is also required to hold a race, walk, run, or other event on the B-Line Trail, Clear Creek Trail, Jackson Creek Trail, or any other trail owned and managed by the Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department. For more information, call Hsiung Marler, Switchyard Park General Manager, at 349-3961. Mobile Stage Rental: Groups may apply to rent Bloomington Parks and Recreation’s mobile stage for performances within the City of Bloomington city limits. A refundable deposit is required. For more information, call Crystal Ritter, Community Events Coordinator, at 349-3962. Hourly Park Permit: Park visitation has surged during the COVID-19 pandemic as people seek safe, accessible outdoor spaces for recreation and wellness. To better accommodate groups who wish to hold classes or programs in City parks, we have updated the Hourly Permit. For fitness/wellness related Hourly Permit requests contact Jess Klein at kleinj@bloomington.in.gov. For all other Hourly Permit requests contact Hsiung Marler at marlerh@bloomington.in.gov. Approval for Alcohol Sales: Groups may request to serve beer and/or wine at an event, once the group has successfully applied for a Special Event Permit. Beer and/or wine ONLY may be served in city-owned parks, trails, and facilities, and ONLY with approval. Noise Permits: Depending on the nature of the special event, a Noise Permit from the City of Bloomington Public Works Department may also be required. For more information about Noise Permits, contact the Department of Public Works at 349-3410. Permits for Filming: For more information about obtaining a permit for commercial filming in city parks, contact Julie Ramey, Community Relations Manager, at 349-3719.

General Information

Refund Policy

Facilities

Banneker Community Center

Allison-Jukebox Community Center

930 W. Seventh St. • 349-3735

351 S. Washington St. • 349-3731 Hours: Call 349-3731 for facility hours and times for scheduled classes/programs. Coordinator: Amy Shrake, CTRS Bus Line: #1 South Facility information: Two large activity rooms, restrooms, and a full kitchen are available for rental. Rental hours are 7 a.m. to midnight. Call 349-3731 or email boydb@bloomington.in.gov for reservation and availability. Accessibility: Designated parking spaces, accessible restrooms. The City of Bloomington is following public health advice to take precautionary measures to limit the local impact of COVID-19.

Rentals

All room rentals require a 50% deposit. Room Nonprofit Private Activity room (two available)

$45/hour/room $55/hour/room

Entire building

$65/hour

$85/hour

Ten tables and 60 chairs are available for use. Twenty-two free parking spaces, and three free accessible parking spaces, are available behind the building. Available for rent daily between 8 a.m. and 11 p.m. Call 812-349-3731 for reservation and availability. All room rentals require a 50% deposit.

Room

Nonprofit rate Private Rate

The “Carpet Room” (carpet flooring) 1,500 sq. ft. (62.5' x 24') maximum capacity 50 people.

$45/hour

The “Tile Room” (vinyl tile flooring) 1,150 sq. ft. (48' x 24') maximum capacity 80 people.

$45/hour

$55/hour

$45/hour

Hours: Office Hours: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Facility Hours: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–6 p.m. Closings: Memorial Day (May 31) Coordinator: Erik Pearson Specialist: Cory Hawkins Bus Line: #3 drops at Fifth and Elm Streets Ages: Children under age 10 yrs. must be accompanied when in the facility by a responsible caregiver age 18 yrs. and up. Facility information: Gymnasium, restrooms, full kitchen, library, Family Resource Center (third floor) Rentals: Gymnasium, kitchen/ classroom, and third floor. Call 349-3735 for reservation and cost information. Accessibility: Designated parking space on west side of building, ramp and elevator on ground floor, gym entrance is accessible. Come and enjoy the newly renovated Banneker Community Center! Enhancements make each space multi-purpose to fit the needs of youth, families, and adults! Improvements include a projector and speakers in the gym, all new furniture, a commercial kitchen perfect for meetings or cooking demonstrations, and more. Schedule a visit and check out this new twist on our historic building.

Evans-Porter Memorial Library

The Banneker Community Center is proud to host the Evans-Porter Memorial Library. Newly updated and growing, the library offers fiction and nonfiction books for adults, teens, and children. Recent encyclopedias and other reference materials are available to help with homework. A focus on African-American history and culture reflects the library’s location in a historically significant building and neighborhood.

Family Resource Center

Located on the third floor, this is a place where families can gather information, network with others, build a support system, and enjoy their children in a fun, safe space.

To reserve a time to use a room at the Banneker Community Center, go online to bloomington.in.gov/banneker at least 24 hours in advance.

SUMMER CAMPS

See pages 22–23.

Buskirk-Chumley Theater

BCT Management, Inc. 114 E. Kirkwood Ave., Bloomington, IN 47408 323-3020 • boxoffice@buskirkchumley.org buskirkchumley.org

A 600-seat, historic theater in downtown Bloomington, the theater is currently managed by a private non-profit organization, BCT Management, Inc. The theater is a valued community resource, available for public or private events. For more information, contact the theatre at 812-323-3022 or visit director@buskirkchumley.org.

The Evans-Porter Memorial Library, gym, and third floor are available for reservation. Each room has a different maximum capacity (gym–40; third floor–10; library–5). Reservations are ongoing and are available one month at a time. Visitors must enter through the gym off Elm Street, check in with a staff member, and have a temperature screening before proceeding to the rental space. A limited amount of equipment is available in each space. Reservations are free and can be made online at bloomington.in.gov/banneker. There is a 30-minute break between reservations for cleaning.

NEW!

What’s Cooking at Banneker? Join us in the Banneker kitchen for hot meals, yummy snacks, and genius tips and tricks to up your cooking game. Languages Around the World Travel around the world with Banneker and learn about a different country, culture and language each week. Banneker Writer’s Corner Keep your quills inked and your skills sharp with a new writing prompt each week. Hone your creativity with original prompts and helpful hints. Banneker Style Basketball Skills and Drills Follow along each week as Banneker coaches run through drills you can do at home to keep your hoops training in tip-top shape. Mindful Moments Live from Banneker Take a deep breath and set your intentions with a mindful meditation and goal-setting session to start your week off right. The West Side Collective Podcast Live from the Banneker Community Center Watch, listen and get connected to the Banneker Family though engaging interviews, commentary and the latest and greatest from 930 W. Seventh St. Safely join many of our weekly programs on YouTube or social media!

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Community Gardening The Bloomington Community Gardening Program offers rental plots and beds in Butler Park Community Gardens, Switchyard Park Community Gardens, and Willie Streeter Community Gardens.

All garden plots have been rented for the 2021 summer season. Information regarding rentals for 2022 can be found in our winter–spring program guide, available in December. Visit bloomington.in.gov/parks/community-gardening or contact communitygardens@bloomington.in.gov for more information. Find pop-up garden classes and events by following Bloomington Parks and Recreation on social media.

Community Gardening

Banneker Goes Digital

Endwright East Active Living Community Center Bloomington’s Newest Senior Center! 2894 E. Third Street at the College Mall For more information and hours, call 812-272-4808. Endwright East is a partnership with: Area 10 Agency on Aging, City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department, Commission on Aging and IU Health Bloomington Alzheimer’s Resource Services.

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City of Bloomington, IN Parks and Recreation

Facilities—Cascades Golf Course

3550 N. Kinser Pk. • 349-3764 Call for seasonal hours. Visit us online to reserve a tee time!

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2021 RATES Season Passes (in-city/non-city)

Junior $220/$250

18 yrs. and younger

Student $400/$425

18 yrs. and up—with valid student ID

Adult $550/$590 Adult spouse $220/$250 Senior $500/$540 Senior spouse $220/$250 62 yrs. and up

Family $800/$900 Cascades Special $35 18 holes and cart

18 Holes green fees $22

9 Holes green fees $15

The course rests on 200 acres of beautiful rolling hills with native trees and natural topography. Named for the natural cascading waterfalls located throughout the golf course property, several waterfalls can be heard, and with a brief walk off the perimeter of several holes, can be seen from the course. Individual or group golf lessons may be scheduled with our on-site golf pro by calling 349-3764. Cascades offers amenities to meet the needs of any golfer. Leagues are offered for all ages and a concession stand. Beer and soft drinks are available for purchase from concessions. Indiana Alcohol & Tobacco Commission regulations prohibits individuals from bringing their own alcoholic beverages onto the golf course. Fairway Improvement Project Cascades Golf Course has, since 2018, undergone a fairway improvement project to replace its Kentucky Bluegrass/rye fairways with Meyer Zoysia. The Ridge Course was the first, with 37,000 square yards of fairway replaced with Zoysia in 2018, followed by an additional 37,500 square yards on the Quarry Course in 2019 and 46,920 square yards on the Pine Course in 2020 to finish the project. Zoysia grass has many advantages over traditional grass mixes: It requires less water to thrive, grows well under drought conditions, requires fewer chemical applications to maintain, and golf balls play more cleanly off Zoysia. The Clubhouse The Clubhouse at Cascades Golf Course boasts a towering ceiling and a room surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the driving range, putting green, and rolling hills of Cascades! Overhead doors on the southeast wall can be opened onto the attached patio (47' × 19') in nice weather, expanding the available space for your next gathering. A warming kitchen and restroom are both located inside the Clubhouse. The Clubhouse is available for rent by the hour or by the day. Rent the Clubhouse in conjunction with your golf outing, or as a stand-alone venue. For more information about renting the Clubhouse at Cascades Golf Course, or to check availability, contact Megan Stark at 349-3770 or starme@bloomington.in.gov.

Student Rate* $17

*Valid student ID required.

10-Play Pass $175 9-hole 10-Play Pass $130 Range Balls, large $6 Range Balls, small $4 20-Bucket Range Balls $100 9-hole cart fee $7.50 18-hole cart fee $15 Staff:

Aaron Craig, PGA Golf Facilities Manager Jason Sims, PGA Golf Programs Coordinator James Richardson Golf Course Superintendent

Accessibility:

Cascades Golf Course consists of three nine-hole courses, which can be combined to create three separate 18-hole configurations. The Quarry Course is the oldest of the three courses, dating back to 1928. The Quarry Course is a par-35, playing a maximum of 2,995 yards. The Pine Course was constructed in 1931 and is a par-36, playing a maximum of 3,135 yards. The Ridge Course is the newest course, opened in 2000. The Ridge Course is a par-36 which plays a maximum of 3,086 yards.

Designated parking spaces in lot. Restrooms and main entrance all accessible.

Space in the Cascades Clubhouse is available for rent ! All room rentals require a 50% deposit.

Banquet Room—47' × 33' • Max. capacity 80* $400/day $50/hour $100/golf outing

Conference Room—13' x 12' • Max. capacity 6–8* $25/hour $150/day *Maximum capacity dependent on CDC guidelines and county board of health regulations.

The PGA Junior League Golf (PGA JLG) highlights the social aspect of the game of golf for boys and girls ages 8–13 yrs. (cannot be age 14 yrs. prior to Aug. 1). PGA JLG features team vs. team competitions, where teams play a scramble format in structured leagues. Each team consists of 10–12 juniors. Cascades Golf Course is filling two teams that will join a league consisting of three to six teams from nearby cities and courses. Matches: Each team has four, two-person teams that play nine-hole matches against another cities and golf courses. Teams accumulate a point for each three-hole segment and the side with the most points from all matches wins. At the end of the season an All Star squad will be formed to compete in the state tournament. Matches will likely be played on weekend afternoons in June and July. There is no organized transportation to or from matches. Each team needs a parent to be the team leader for organizational purposes at the matches. Practice: There are two practices a week in May and one practice a week in June. For more information, visit pgajrleaguegolf.com. To register, visit pgajrleague.com/sign-up. Su–Sa 5/3–8/31 • time • Register by 5/2. $200 • For ages 8–13 yrs.—cannot be age 14 yrs. prior to Aug 1.

Cascades Golf Course staff gives youngsters the background they need to enjoy the game of golf throughout their lives! Our twohour clinic introduces the fundamentals, such as putting and chipping, and uses of irons and drivers. Sa 5/22 • 10 a.m.–noon • Register by 5/19 • 235001-A Sa 5/22 • 2–4 p.m. • Register by 5/19 • 235001-B $35/in-city, $40/non-city • For ages 6–13 yrs. Cascades Golf Course

Week-long, half-day golf camps. See page 24.

Healthy Heart Tip! Be mindful of your water levels to avoid dehydration. Eighty percent of water intake comes from drinking water and 20 percent comes from food! Try eating cucumbers, watermelon, apples, celery, and strawberries to increase your water intake!

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Junior Golf Clinic

First Tee of Bloomington

Facilities—Cascades Golf Course

PGA Junior League

Facilities—Switchyard Park

Switchyard Park Rentals Picnic Shelter (per day) 1,800 sq. ft. per side Rental (weekdays M–F)

$75

Rental (weekends and holidays)

$90

Pavilion—11,000 sq. ft.

OPEN 5 a.m.–11 p.m. daily Switchyard Park is a 65-acre park located on the city’s south side. The park is a culmination of decades of planning, as both city leaders and residents saw the potential of an abandoned railroad switchyard to become a destination park for people of all ages and abilities. Completed in November 2019, Switchyard Park at the onset required substantial remediation of coal ash and cinders, the result of the property’s historic use as a railroad switchyard. Bloomington citizens had unprecedented input into the creation of the park, and into the selection of park amenities. The park straddles the city’s B-Line Trail, a 3.1-mile former railroad corridor that provides an avenue for transportation to and from the park and surrounding neighborhoods, and for economic development in the form of restaurants, housing, art galleries, and other businesses.

Amenities include:

• basketball court • 4 pickleball courts • 3 bocce ball courts • skate park • fitness stations • community gardens with 39 raised beds • open greenspace • stream and wetland • performance stage with lawn seating for 5,000 • Pavilion indoor event space • picnic shelter • shaded bosque seating • Community Foundation Switchyard Plaza Spray Pad • 4.7-acre dog park with fenced areas for large and small dogs • paved, accessible trails around and through the park • 3.1-mile paved, accessible B-Line Trail through the park • vehicle parking lots at Rogers Street, Grimes Lane, and Walnut Street offer a total of 400+ spaces

2021 fee

Rental—per four-hour block (weekdays M–Th)

$250

Rental—per four-hour block (weekends and holidays)

$300

Rental—per day + $250 deposit (weekdays M–F)

$500

Rental—per day + $300 deposit (weekends and holidays)

$600

Projector use—per projector, per day

$25

Pavilion Lawn (per day) 17,586 sq. ft. Rental (weekdays M–Th)

$75

Rental (weekends and holidays)

$90

Community Gardens—see page 5 North Activity Lawn (per day) 29,795 sq. ft. Rental (weekdays M–Th)

$75

Rental (weekends and holidays)

$90

South Activity Lawn (per day) 30,301 sq. ft. Rental (weekdays M–Th)

$75

Rental (weekends and holidays)

$90

Main Stage and Performance Lawn (per day) Lawn: 30,301 sq. ft. Stage: 60' x 40' Hourly practice use (per hour)

$50

Non-profit—without theatrical lighting + $100 deposit

$200

For-profit—without theatrical lighting + $125 deposit

$250

Secondary Performance Lawn (per day) 123,840 sq. ft. Rental (weekdays M–Th)

$75

Rental (weekends and holidays)

$90

All rentals for more than 100 people, additional physical infrastructure, or alcohol permit may require a special event permit and additional costs.

For details about reserving space, contact Hsiung Marler at 349-3961 or marlerh@bloomington.in.gov.

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Basketball Court

Grimes Ln. Bloomington Police Department Restrooms

Pickleball Courts Bocce ball Courts

Parking

Fitness Circuit Community Gardens

Water Tower

North Activity Lawn South Activity Lawn Parking

S.Rogers St.

Pavilion Lawn

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Skate Park

Facilities—Switchyard Park

B-Line Trail

Main Stage Community Foundation Switchyard Plaza Spray Pad Parking

Pavilion

Shelter

Restrooms Performance Lawn Bosque

Playground

Secondary Performance Lawn

B-Line Trail

Small Dog Park

Trail continues to Country Club Dr. Additional parking across Country Club Dr.

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Large Dog Park

Facilities—Bryan Park and Mills Pools

POOLS HOTLINE: 349-3741

Weather cancellation policy

Operating hours are subject to change based on weather conditions or attendance. For updates, call the Pools Hotline at 349-3741. Portions of the main pool may also close for programs, low attendance, or lifeguard shortages. Classes will be cancelled for thunder, lightning, and extremely cool temperatures, but will meet in the rain. Accessibility: Designated parking is available. Accessible toilet and shower in the men’s and women’s bathhouse. Accessible chair lift for persons needing assistance entering pool. Supervision: All children under age 14 yrs. must be supervised by an adult age 18 yrs. and up at all times. Refund policy: Admission fees and season passes are non-refundable. The pool, or portions of the pool, may close due to lifeguard shortages, low attendance, or threatening weather. No refunds for closings due to emergencies, contamination, or weather conditions. No refunds are provided for swim lessons after the first day of lessons. Fee waivers: Pool fee waiver applications can only be completed at the Parks and Recreation Office in City Hall, Ste. 250.

Bryan Park Pool • 1020 S. Woodlawn Ave.

Open May 31–August 3 • 11 a.m.–7 p.m. daily See below for back-to-school hours August 4–Sept. 6. Operating hours subject to change. Zero-depth activity pool for children under age 10 yrs., two waterslides, diving board, 17' drop slide, and concession area.

Mills Pool • 1100 W. 14th St.

Open May 31–August 3 • 11 a.m.–7 p.m. daily

Zero-depth activity pool for children under age 10 yrs., water basketball, diving board, and waterslide.

Admission Rates

$5/person Ages 3 yrs. and younger admitted free.

Admission Rates

$5/person Ages 3 yrs. and younger admitted free.

Mills Swimming Pool

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Season Pass • $50

Good for admission for one person to both Bryan Park Pool and Mills Pool during the 2021 season. Pre-opening sale: The Bryan Park Pool office will be open Tuesday and Wednesday, May 18 and 19, from 3–7 p.m. The Mills Pool office will be open Thursday, May 20 from 3–7 p.m. Passes may be purchased with a check, cash, or credit/debit card. The pool is not open for swimming during these times.

Economy Punch Pass

Valid for admission at both Bryan Park and Mills Pools.

20-Punch Pass • $85

Pool Rentals

For specific availability, contact the Parks and Recreation office at 349-3700. All reservations must be made in person at the Parks and Recreation office, Suite 250. Bryan Park Pool and Mills Pools are perfect locations for your summertime event. Rental rates include lifeguards and customer service staff. Food and drink may be brought in but must remain in designated concession areas; alcoholic beverages are not permitted. Bryan Park Pool and Mills Pool are typically available for rent between the hours of 7–11 p.m.

BRYAN PARK POOL

MILLS POOL

Entire Pool Facility.... $325/hr Entire Pool Facility.......$200/hr (Main pool, waterslides, and (Main pool, waterslide, and Limestone Lagoon) zero-depth activity pool)

Main Pool................... $275/hr (excludes Limestone Lagoon)

Swimming lessons will be cancelled for thunder, lightning and extremely cool temperatures, but will meet in the rain. Cancellations will be made up on the Friday following the cancellation for Monday-Thursday lessons. Should more than one lesson per week be cancelled during the session, the additional classes will not be made up. Cancellations will be made up on Saturday, August 7 for Saturday lessons. Should more than one lesson be cancelled during the Saturday session, the additional classes will not be made up. Swim lesson registration does not include admission to the pool prior to or after the lesson. Patrons wishing to swim outside of the lesson time must pay the daily admission fee.

Saturday and Monday–Thursday sessions at Bryan Park Pool • $60/in-city, $70/non-city Session I Saturdays June 5–July 31 Register by June 2.

Guardian and Toddler

Session II Monday–Thursday June 7–17 Register by June 2.

Session III Monday–Thursday July 6–15 Register by June 30.

Familiarize children ages 18 mos. to 3 yrs. with the water and teach swimming readiness skills. DAY(S) • TIME

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Session IV Monday–Thursday July 26–August 5 Register by July 22. Session IV

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Level I For ages 2–5 yrs.

For swimmers that are not yet able to go underwater by themselves. Getting used to blowing bubbles, submerging the whole face, opening eyes under water, and floats with assistance. DAY(S) • TIME

M–Th • 9:35–10:05 a.m. M–Th • 10:10–10:40 a.m. M–Th • 5:45–6:15 p.m. M–Th • 6:20–6:50 p.m.

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Level II For ages 3–6 yrs.

For swimmers developing beginning swimming skills, and who cannot float on front or back without assistance. Learn to float without assistance, kick to and from wall, submerge without assistance. DAY(S) • TIME

Session I

Sa • 10:10–10:40 a.m. 220103-1A M–Th • 9:35–10:05 a.m. — M–Th • 10:10–10:40 a.m. — M–Th • 5:45–6:15 p.m. — M–Th • 6:20–6:50 p.m. —

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Session IV

Facilities—Bryan Park and Mills Pools

Keep your child safe in the water with group swim lessons.

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Level III For ages 4–7 yrs.

For swimmers with beginning swimming skills, but who cannot consistently swim 10 yards. Learn the basics of front crawl, backstroke, and proper breathing control. DAY(S) • TIME

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Level IV For ages 7–15 yrs.

For swimmers who want to gain independence with swimming skills. Introduce treading water. Improve breathing control, front crawl, backstroke, and make strokes more efficient. DAY(S) • TIME

M–Th • 9:50–10:35 a.m. M–Th • 5:45–6:30 p.m. M–Th • 6:35–7:20 p.m.

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Level V For ages 7–15 yrs.

For swimmers with intermediate swimming skills. Introduce rhythmic breathing and sidestroke. Improve efficiency in front crawl, breaststroke, and backstroke. Improve endurance treading water. DAY(S) • TIME

M–Th • 9:50–10:35 a.m. M–Th • 5:45–6:30 p.m. M–Th • 6:35–7:20 p.m.

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bloomington.in.gov/parks

M–Th • 9:35–10:05 a.m. M–Th • 10:10–10:40 a.m. M–Th • 5:45–6:15 p.m. M–Th • 6:20–6:50 p.m.

Facilities—Twin Lakes Recreation Center XX 12

Daily admissions (non-member)

• Adults ages 18–59 yrs.: $8 • Youth ages 7–17 yrs. and adults ages 60 yrs. and up: $7 • Youth ages 6 yrs. and younger admitted free with adult 18 yrs. and up.

Membership benefits

The Twin Lakes Recreation Center provides members with many choices to create a wellness plan that offers variety and challenge. Stop by and see how the TLRC can be a part of your fitness goals. Membership benefits include:

1700 W. Bloomfield Rd. • 349-3720 bloomington.in.gov/TLRC Fax: 349-3707

Hours September 1–May 31: Monday–Friday: 6 a.m.–10 p.m. Saturday–Sunday: 7 a.m.–10 p.m. Memorial Day (May 31): 7 a.m.–1 p.m.

• Indoor 1/5-mile rubberized track • Five basketball courts • Indoor turf field • Expanded weight room • Cardio studio

Summer Hours June 1–August 31: Monday–Friday: 6 a.m.–9 p.m. Saturday–Sunday: 7 a.m.–9 p.m. Independence Day (July 4): 7 a.m.–1 p.m.

• Two group exercise studios • FREE group exercise for members • Discounted personal training packages

Facility rental (per hour)

Facility Manager: Mark Sterner Facility Coordinator: Daren Eads Membership Coordinator: Megan Stark N WEB EW SITE

twinlakesrecreation.com

btownparks Twin Lakes Recreation Center

Party Room

$45

Program Room Studio A Studio B Basketball practice/court Basketball competition/tournament

$45 $65 $60 $30/hour $40/per court/per hour

Turf field non-prime (April–September)

$70/hour

Turf field prime (October–March)

$100/hour

Entire Lower Level

$155/hour

Memberships* Type

Automatic Monthly Debit** One month

Six month***

12 month***

Student Under 18 yrs. or with valid college or university ID

$30/month Automatically debited from your bank account each month.

$30

$155 Savings of $25 over monthly rate.

$270 Savings of $90 over monthly rate.

Adult

$35/month Automatically debited from your bank account each month.

$40

$200 Savings of $40 over monthly rate.

$360 Savings of $120 over monthly rate.

Senior age 60 yrs. and up

$30/month Automatically debited from your bank account each month.

$35

$175 Savings of $35 over monthly rate.

$315 Savings of $105 over monthly rate.

Two Person Must reside in the same household.

$55/month Automatically debited from your bank account each month.

$60

$300 Savings of $60 over monthly rate.

$540 Savings of $180 over monthly rate.

Two Seniors age 60 yrs. and up. Must reside in the same household.

$45/month Automatically debited from your bank account each month.

$50

$250 Savings of $50 over monthly rate.

$450 Savings of $150 over monthly rate.

Family Max. 2 adults and dependent children living in the same household

$65/month Automatically debited from your bank account each month.

$70

$350 Savings of $70 over monthly rate.

$630 Savings of $210 over monthly rate.

*There is a one-time capital fee of $20 for each new member. ** Automatic Monthly Debit requires a 12-month commitment. Cancelling before the 12-month commitment is reached will result in a $20 early termination fee. ***Automatic Monthly Debit, six-month and 12-month memberships can be put on freeze for up to three months in a 12-month period.

Party Room rental includes tables and chairs. Decorating, setup, and cleanup must be done during the rental time, or additional time can be added. Renters are responsible for their own decorations, party supplies, tableware, food service utensils, and equipment (e.g. basketballs, footballs, and soccer balls). $45/hour for use of the party room only $65/hour includes use of one basketball court $80/hour includes use of Studio A or B $105/hour includes use of the turf (April–September) $130/hour includes use of the turf (October–March) The studios offer wood floors and full-length mirrors. Court, turf, and studio room rental time runs simultaneously with the party room rental time. For more information on booking a party, call 349-3720. Rental fees MUST be paid in full at the time of the reservation to secure the date.

Corporate Wellness Programs

As the cost of health care continues to grow, companies are exploring ways to prevent illness and reduce health risks for their employees while realizing the overall benefits of a healthy workforce. From a healthy lifestyle to a healthy workplace, the TLRC staff is here to help you customize a wellness program that fits your company’s goals and health care mission. For more information, contact our Membership Coordinator, Megan Stark, at 349-3770 or starme@bloomington.in.gov.

Gift of Wellness

Give a gift that will make a difference in someone’s life. A gift certificate to the Twin Lakes Recreation Center opens the door to fitness and fun! With a full fitness center, group exercise classes such as ZUMBA and Boot Camp, five basketball courts, an indoor 1/5-mile track and indoor turf field, your special someone will have access to a whole world of wellness. Gift certificates are valid for 90 days from the date of purchase. To purchase a TLRC gift certificate, stop by the Twin Lakes Recreation Center.

Personal Training See page 29.

Pickleball

Admission $8 per day; participation is free with Twin Lakes Recreation Center membership. Occasionally, alternate programs are scheduled in the space ordinarily reserved for Pickleball. Contact the Twin Lakes Recreation Center at 349-3720 or stop by the front desk for updates on Pickleball schedule changes. M–F • 9:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Twin Lakes Recreation Center—Court 4 Outdoor Pickleball courts are also available at RCA Community Park and Switchyard Park. Outdoor courts are available for use on a first-come, first-served basis.

See pages 29–32 for fitness, wellness, sports, and ongoing adult programs at the TLRC.

Griffy Lake Nature Preserve Boathouse, 3400 N. Headley Rd.

Scenic woodlands teeming with wild flora and fauna surround the 109-acre Griffy Lake at this 1,220-acre nature preserve. Swimming is prohibited. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has stocked the lake with bluegill, redear sunfish, largemouth bass, channel catfish, and crappie. Kayak, canoe, and stand up paddleboard rentals are available seasonally at Griffy Lake boathouse. To protect wildlife and visitors, all dogs must remain leashed while in the preserve. Nearby Ferguson Dog Park (4300 N. Stone Mill Rd.) accommodates dogs off-leash. For more information, call 349-3700.

Griffy Lake Rental Fees

Canoe/Kayak/SUP Rental (Two-hour limit on holidays/weekends) .......................................................$8/hour 10-Rental Pass............................................................................... $70 Available for purchase at the boathouse during regular business hours. Reservations are required for all watercraft rentals; walk-up rentals are not available. To make an individual watercraft rental reservation, email griffy.boathouse@bloomington.in.gov or call the boathouse at 349-3732 during normal operating hours. Groups of 10 or more people wishing to make watercraft rental reservations Monday through Friday may do so by calling Rebecca Swift at 349-3759 or by emailing griffy.boathouse@bloomington.in.gov. Rented watercraft returned to the boathouse after closing are subject to a minimum $20 late fee. A minimum $50 replacement fee is charged for lost, stolen, or damaged rental items. Privately owned boat launch fees: $80/season, $8/day Boat motors are limited to electric trolling motors only. Boathouse hours: April and October: Saturday and Sunday only, 9 a.m.–6 p.m. May–August: Daily, 8 a.m.–8 p.m. September: Daily, 9 a.m.–6 p.m. November–March: Closed Boathouse phone: 349-3732 Griffy Lake Trails: Trail guides are available at the Bloomington Parks and Recreation office and the Griffy Lake boathouse. Please respect this fragile environment by remaining on the marked trails. Mountain biking, horseback riding, and off-road vehicles are strictly prohibited. AMENITIES: Seasonal restrooms and picnic tables next to boathouse PARKING: Available by the boathouse TRAILS: 10+ miles total, wood chip and natural: Wetlands Trail .2 miles, Nature Trail .5 miles (loop), Griffy Creek Trail 1.5 miles, Hiking Trail 1.7 miles (loop) Lanam Trail .6 miles, West North Shore Loop 1 mile, East North Shore Loop .5 miles ACCESSIBILITY: Accessible canoe and kayak launch Eco Outpost: Looking for a fun way to interact with the great outdoors? Borrow an Explorer Backpack and take a fun-filled trek through the woods or your own backyard. *Backpacks are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The Eco Outpost is open during boathouse hours. See pages 27–28 for Nature and the Outdoors programs. Discover new places, navigate scenic trails and make the most of your time by finding City of Bloomington Parks & Recreation on OuterSpatial’s mobile app. See page 27. *Information updated since guide printing.

Facilities—Twin Lakes Recreation Center/Griffy Lake Nature Preserve

Party Room Rental at Twin Lakes Recreation Center

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Broadview Park 704 W. Graham Dr. Brown's Woods Basswood Dr./Just East of Hwy. 37 (undeveloped property) Bryan Park 1001 S. Henderson St. Building Trades Park 619 W. Howe St. Rev. Ernest D. Butler Park and Community Gardens 812 W. Ninth St. • Storywalk Trail Crestmont Park 600 W. 16th St. Has an 18-hole frisbee golf course. Ferguson Dog Park 4300 N. Stone Mill Rd. Has dog rinse and waste bag stations. Goat Farm 2000 E. Winslow Rd. (undeveloped property) Griffy Lake Nature Preserve 3400 N. Headley Rd. • 349-3732 (see page 13) • trails and boating Highland Village Park 950 S. Harvey Dr. Latimer Woods 3200 E. Buick Cadillac Blvd. Leonard Springs Nature Park 4685 S. Leonard Springs Rd. Lower Cascades Park 2851 N. Old State Rd. 37. Miller-Showers Park 100 W. 17th St. Olcott Park 2300 E. Canada Dr. Park Ridge East Park 4221 E. Morningside Dr. Park Ridge Park 3421 E. Longview Dr. Peoples Park 501 E. Kirkwood Ave. • Little Library RCA Community Park 1400 W. RCA Park Dr. Has two pickleball courts. Rose Hill Cemetery 1100 W. Fourth St. • 349-3498. Has dog waste bags. Schmalz Farm Park 3010 E. Daniel St. Seminary Park 100 W. Second St. Sherwood Oaks Park 1600 E. Elliston Dr. Skate Park at Upper Cascades 2602 N. Kinser Pk. Has bowl, ramps, rails, and skating terrain. Southeast Park 1600 Sycamore Ct. Switchyard Park 1601 S. Rogers St. (see pages 6–7) The Waldron, Hill and Buskirk Park 331 S. Washington St. (formerly Third Street Park) Twin Lakes Sports Park 2350 W. Bloomfield Rd. Upper Cascades Park 3550 N. Kinser Pk. Wapehani Mountain Bike Park 3401 W. Wapehani Rd. White Oak Cemetery 1200 W. Seventh St. • 349-3498 Winslow Sports Complex 2800 S. Highland Ave. Winslow Woods Park/Willie Streeter Community Gardens 2120 S. Highland Ave.

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Allison-Jukebox Community Center 351 S. Washington St. • 349-3731 (see page 4) Banneker Community Center 930 W. Seventh St. • 349-3735 (see page 4) Bryan Park Pool 1020 S. Woodlawn Ave. • 349-3780 • concessions (open seasonally) Cascades Golf Course 3550 N. Kinser Pk. • 349-3764 (see page 5) City Hall/Showers Common 401 N. Morton St. • 349-3700 (office open 8 a.m.–5 p.m.) Frank Southern Ice Arena 2100 S. Henderson St. • 349-3740 • concessions (open seasonally) Mills Pool 1100 W. 14th St. • 349-3781 (open seasonally) Twin Lakes Recreation Center 1700 W. Bloomfield Rd. • 349-3720 • concessions (see pages 12–13)

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Shelter Rentals and Ballfield Rentals

Shelter House Rentals Shelter house reservations may be made online at bloomington.in.gov/parks/rentals/shelters or in person at the Bloomington Parks and Recreation office, Monday–Friday, from 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Shelters are available for rental April 1 through October 31. Reservations are accepted year round on a first-come, first-served basis.

Bryan Park—Henderson Shelter

$53 weekdays/$56 weekends and holidays This shelter is near Henderson St. and has a grill and water. Maximum 30 people.

Bryan Park—North Shelter

$53 weekdays/$56 weekends and holidays This shelter is located near the north side of the park and has a grill, water, and electrical outlets. Maximum 30 people.

Bryan Park—Woodlawn Group Shelter

$66 weekdays/$81 weekends and holidays This shelter is near Woodlawn Ave., is wheelchair accessible, and has grills, electrical outlets, lights, and water. Maximum 72 people.

Building Trades Park Shelter

$53 weekdays/$56 weekends and holidays Across from IU Health Bloomington on Second St. It is wheelchair accessible, and has a grill. Maximum 30 people.

Lower Cascades Park—Sycamore Shelter

$76 weekdays/$91 weekends and holidays Located in the lower portion of Cascades Park. Bathrooms (open seasonally) are a part of the building, and the shelter has grills, electrical outlets, lights, fireplace, water, drinking fountain, playground access, and a large parking lot. It is wheelchair accessible. Maximum 75 people.

Ballfield Rentals Bryan Park Fields 1 and 2

Bryan Park ballfields 1 and 2 are available for rent Saturdays and Sundays for baseball and softball practices. These fields are unlighted and rent for $10/hr. For reservation information, contact Dee Tuttle at 349-3762 or tuttled@bloomington.in.gov.

Bryan Park Field 3

Bryan Park ballfield 3 is available for rent seven days a week for baseball or softball practices. The field is unlighted and rents for $10/hr. Reservations can be made by calling 349-3720. For more information, contact Scott Pedersen at 349-3774 or pederses@bloomington.in.gov.

Butler Park Field

Butler Park ballfield is available for rent seven days a week. Butler has a 200' fence. The field is unlighted and rents for $10/hr. Reservations can be made by calling 349-3720. For more information, contact Scott Pedersen at 349-3774 or pederses@bloomington.in.gov.

Lower Cascades Park

Lower Cascades Park has two 200' fenced fields with lights. Lower Cascades ballfields are located at 3601 N. Old State Road 37. For reservation information, contact Scott Pedersen at 349-3774 or pederses@bloomington.in.gov.

Olcott Park

Olcott Park has two multi-purpose fields that can be used for a variety of activities including soccer and football. For reservation information, contact Scott Pedersen at 349-3774 or pederses@bloomington.in.gov.

Twin Lakes Sports Park

Lower Cascades Park—Waterfall Shelter

Twin Lakes has four 300' fenced fields with lights. For reservation information contact Scott Pedersen at 349-3774 or pederses@bloomington.in.gov.

Olcott Park—Young Pavilion

Winslow Sports Complex

The Waterfall Shelter is not available for rent at this time. $66 weekdays/$81 weekends and holidays This round pavilion is wheelchair accessible, has picnic tables, a group grill, and electrical outlets. Maximum 60 people.

RCA Community Park—Small Shelter

Winslow Sports Complex has four 200' fenced fields with lights and two senior baseball fields with lights. For reservation information, contact Dee Tuttle at 349-3762 or tuttled@bloomington.in.gov.

$53 weekdays/$56 weekends and holidays Located off Rockport Rd./Countryside Ln. on RCA Park Dr., this accessible shelter has a grill. Maximum 30 people.

RCA Community Park—Large Shelter

$61 weekdays/$71 weekends and holidays This shelter has adult and children’s picnic tables, group grills, electrical outlets and lights, and is wheelchair accessible in a woodland setting. Maximum 80 people.

Switchyard Park

$75 weekdays/$90 weekends and holidays This shelter holds approximately 99 people. Shelter has electricity and two grills (seasonal). The shelter sits between the spray pad and the playground. Restrooms are located at the spray pad building. The shelter is a no-smoking area. See page 7 for details.

Upper Cascades Park—Lions Den Shelter

$66 weekdays/$81 weekends and holidays This accessible shelter has an accessible playground nearby, with adult and children’s picnic tables, electrical outlets, lights, two grills, and a drinking fountain located at the shelter. Maximum 99 people.

Winslow Woods Park Shelter

$61 weekdays/$71 weekends and holidays Located off S. Highland Ave., this accessible shelter has grills and an accessible playground, electrical outlets, lights, and a drinking fountain. Maximum 99 people.

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Nature Sounds

April–September • 8 a.m.–1 p.m. October–November • 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Showers Common

The Nature Sounds series combines a live, acoustic performance by local musicians with an educational nature presentation about the sounds made and found in all of our outdoor spaces.

Tuesdays

Nature topic: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Musical guest: David Dávila González

June–September • 4–7 p.m. Switchyard Park

Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market

Tuesday Market

Visit and support local vendors at the Tuesday Market at Switchyard Park, Tuesdays in June-September. Switchyard Park, a new 57-acre community hub near the B-Line Trail, features a playground, picnic shelter, community gardens, fitness stations, a spray pad, and numerous other amenities that market-goers can enjoy while buying locally grown produce and artisanal foods. This weekly gathering provides a midweek experience for those who can’t get enough of the Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market.

The Market Doubles SNAP Benefits

Use your Hoosier Works Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card to exchange Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for Market Bucks. We double the value of your EBT/SNAP purchase at both Saturday and the mid-week Market. Spend up to $27 with your EBT card and get up to $54 of fresh food per visit. The Market Bucks are available in $3 increments inside City Hall during both Tuesday and Saturday Market hours. Market Bucks can be used like cash to purchase eligible food items including fruits, vegetables, eggs, breads, honey, maple syrup, meat, cheese, and other dairy products from participating Market vendors.

Farmers’ Market Gift Certificates

Farmers’ Market Advisory Council

The Farmers’ Market Advisory Council consists of eleven members representing Market customers, vendors, and food and beverage artisans. The Council acts in an advisory capacity to the Board of Park Commissioners and Market staff on policy matters relating to the Farmers’ Market. Meetings are usually held at 5:30 p.m. the third Monday of each month and are open to the public. For more information, contact farmersmarketac@bloomington.in.gov.

Keep up to date on Farmers’ Market information online at bloomington.in.gov/farmersmarket, or follow the Market on social media. btownfarmersmarketin Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market

Nature topic: Pollinators Musical guest: Erzsébet Gaal, harpist

From “Flight of the Bumblebee” by Rimsky-Korsakov to “Honeybee” by Steam Powered Giraffe, our winged friends have inspired music for hundreds of years. Now it’s your turn to enjoy music inspired by our pollinators while learning of their importance and what we can do to help them.

Friday, May 21 • 6:30–7:30 p.m. Olcott Park, Howard Young Pavilion

Nature topic: Cicada Brood X Musical guest: Rex Miller, congas and percussion Did a year of in-home isolation feel like an eternity? Try 17 years! Brood X cicadas spend nearly their entire lives holed up underground, without Netflix, to avoid predation before emerging for four to six weeks to a very full social calendar. Join us to learn more about these cacophonous insects!

Friday, June 11 • 6:30–7:30 p.m. Willie Streeter Community Gardens

FREE • Bring your own seating. Sponsored by Performing Arts Series sponsors (see page 21). For more information, contact Crystal Ritter at 349-3962 or ritterc@bloomington.in.gov. For weather-related updates, call the Community Events Hotline at 349-3754.

Switchyard Park Beautifully handmade. Regionally crafted. Totally unique.

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Shop for art and fine crafts hand made by local and regional artists. Every other Tuesday, June 1–Sept. 21 at the Tuesday Market from 4–7 p.m. Third Friday of every month July–October from 5–8 p.m.,

For more information about A Fair of the Arts, contact Crystal Ritter at 349-3962 or ritterc@bloomington.in.gov or visit bloomington.in.gov/afair.

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Can’t find a gift for your freshest friend? Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market has you covered. Farmers’ Market gift certificates are redeemable with most Market vendors. Find them in the City Hall Atrium during Market hours or weekdays in the Parks and Recreation office, Suite 250 in City Hall.

Friday, April 23 • 6:30–7:30 p.m. Rev. Ernest D. Butler Park, shelter

Community Events Hotline: 349-3754

Nestled in picturesque downtown charm, the Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market is a vital part of the local food culture. Marketgoers can expect to find a wide assortment of goods from the farm and field, including, but not limited to, fruits and vegetables, eggs, meats and cheeses, honey, seasonal flowers, as well as annual and perennial plants. Food and beverage artisans provide a tasteful variety of satisfying breads, drinks, pastries, and savory dishes. This weekly gathering provides individuals with the opportunity to connect with their community in meaningful ways while also supporting small farmers and businesses.

Make instruments from common household throwaways while listening to musicians who make music out of other people’s “trash”. Instrument kits are available for the first 20 families. Questions about recycling, reusables, and other ways to reduce your waste welcome.

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Community Events Community Events Hotline: 349-3754

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Winslow Sports Complex $1/person

Hosted by Skip Daley

4 TRIVIA NIGHTS

May 14 ● July 9 ● Sept. 10 ● Nov. 5

1 CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT Dec. 10—invitation only

Prizes (total value $270) awarded to top three teams each night. Register your team of up to six people by each night’s registration deadline. The Cabin Restaurant and Lounge will be on-site with food, soda, beer, and wine available for purchase. Doors open at 6 p.m. Trivia starts at 7 p.m. $30/team/night The Pavilion at 7 p.m. $90/team/series Switchyard Park

Tiny drivers have the green light to view every type of vehicle imaginable! Geared toward ages 1–10 yrs. • Rain date: June 10 • 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Community Events Hotline: 349-3754

Sponsored by:

Movies in the Parks

Community Events Hotline 812-349-3754.

The Manchurian Candidate PG-13 • 1962 • 2 hr 6 min Saturday, June 19 • 9:45 p.m. Bryan Park

Thanks to our sponsor:

Elf—Celebrate Christmas in July! NEW!

$60 per team Saturday and Sunday, June 5–6 and June 12–13 B-Line Trail at Third St. behind the Monroe Convention Center The game is afoot and you and The Baker Street Irregulars are on the case! Many years ago, a gang of art thieves rode the railroad into downtown Bloomington and stashed their loot along the way. The loot was never recovered, the railroad is now the B-Line Trail, and the gang’s criminal descendants are headed to town to recover the stolen goods. Sherlock Holmes needs your group of intrepid investigators to decipher puzzles and unravel clues to solve the case, recover the art before the criminals arrive, and break up this century-old crime ring. Hurry ... the thieves will be here soon! Registration fee is per team of three to six people. Children younger than 10 yrs. are welcome to join their families for free, and are not counted toward the total number of group members. Time slots available every half hour from 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Event Partner:

Olympic Pop-Up Programming

The 2021 Summer Olympics are here! Follow us on social media, to find out when and where Olympics-themed programs will “pop up” in city parks!

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Wednesday, June 9 10 a.m.–2 p.m.

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PG • 2003 • 1 hr 37 min Saturday, July 10 • 9:45 p.m. Rev. Ernest D. Butler Park

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory G • 1971 • 1 hr 40 min Friday, July 30 • 9:30 p.m. Bryan Park

Rear Window

PG • 1954 • 1 hr 52 min Friday, August 20 • 9 p.m. Bryan Park

Zootopia

PG • 2016 • 1 hr 48 min Friday, September 10 • 8:30 p.m. Bryan Park

The Dark Crystal

1982 • PG • 1 hr 33 min Friday, October 1 • 8 p.m. Switchyard Park

Bloomington Parks and Recreation and the Ryder Film Series present free movies on the big screen in city parks. Movies begin at dusk; see estimated start times. Please be aware that some of the movies have a rating of PG. We request your assistance in determining if a particular movie is appropriate for your family. Rain date October 2.

Sponsors:

Amethyst House, Lisa J. Baker, DDS, Bluestone Tree, Crazy Horse, ISU The May Agency, The Niese Agency—State Farm, Office Easel Promotions, and World Wide Automotive Service

Summer Solstice Celebration Sunday, June 20 • 1-4 p.m. Switchyard Park

Enjoy the longest day of the year to its fullest, and celebrate the life-giving sun at the Summer Solstice Celebration! It’s a fun afternoon of: Live entertainment Nature-related crafts, activities, and programs for all ages Delicious food from local vendors ... and more! For more information, visit bloomington.in.gov/parks. Sponsored by Tobacco Free Coalition of Monroe County and Youth Services Bureau/Safe Place

This year’s Independence Day Parade will be a “reverse” parade with the entries stationary while attendees drive by in their vehicles to view the floats and displays! For parade information, contact Bill Ream at 349-3748 or reamw@bloomington.in.gov. Visit bloomington.in.gov/parks/events or follow us on Facebook for updates. City of Bloomington, IN Parks and Recreation

Saturday, July 17 9–11 a.m. For ages 5–10 yrs. Bryan Park

$25 • Register by 7/14.

13–17 yrs. Division • 265002-A 18 yrs. and up Division • 265002-B For more information, visit bloomington.in.gov.

$15 • Early bird registration deadline: Friday, June 25 at 5 p.m. $20 • Online registration deadline is Thursday, July 15 at 5 p.m. $25 • On-site registration takes place until 8:45 a.m. the morning of the event, as space allows. On-site registration is payable with credit/debit card only.

An afternoon of active games, wellness screenings, and take-home crafts. NE LOCA W TION!

Sat., July 24 • 1–4 p.m. Switchyard Park, Pavilion

The Children’s Expo features free children’s wellness assessments and active games, plus exhibits by businesses and organizations with products and services just for children and families. Title Sponsor:

Saturday, August 7 1–4 p.m. $5 per person Rev. Ernest D. Butler Park For ages 3–12 yrs. w/parent. • Participate in water-themed games and crafts. • Wear a swimsuit to cool off in the summer sun, and savor the last days of summer break! Sponsored by:

Community Events Hotline: 349-3754

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Join us for a Kids Triathlon of Olympic proportions. Young triathletes will compete in three themed challenges as they race to the finish. Participants must wear closed toe, athletic-style shoes that are suitable for running, jumping, etc. We will follow all current COVID-19 guidelines and recommendations, so details of the event are subject to change.

NEW!

Duck, dodge, and throw your way to the top of the tournament! Saturday, July 17 • 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Olcott Park

NEW!

Saturday, July 3 • Time TBD Location TBD

Stay tuned to our website and Facebook page for more details. For more information, contact Jess Klein at kleinj@bloomington.in.gov.

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Independence Day Reverse Parade

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Community Events

Happy Hours on the Lawn Fridays, 5:30–7 p.m. Switchyard Park, Pavilion Lawn

Trumusiq soul

July 23

Dizgo—two back-to-back sets

August 13 NEW!

Huckleberry Funk

Cody Ikerd and the Sidewinders high-energy honky tonk/country

June 18—Yappy Hour at Switchyard Dog Park

singer-songwriter

Evening with the Bloomington Symphony Orchestra Sunday, August 29 • 7 p.m. Switchyard Park, Main Stage

rocking roots and blues

Shakespeare in the Park

Strawberry Shortcake Festival Concert Thursday, June 10 • 11 a.m.–6 p.m. Switchyard Park

L O CNAE W TION!

Held in conjunction with the Boys & Girls Club Auxiliary’s Strawberry Shortcake Festival. Music from 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Derrick Weidner....................................................acoustic folk and beyond

June 27

Back-to-back shows each evening! 5:30–8:30 p.m.

The Dave Bruker Quartet Salaam

jazz; standards and originals

O2R Blues Band

blues, jazz, and boogie

The Movin’ Hips

blues, soul, and R&B

Matixando

community-centered Latin fusion

Skaaholics

rock, reggae, and ska

August 8

Russian Cowboy Moxxie

August 22

indie rock fierce, heavy-hitting, fuzz rock power duo

Postmodern Jazz Quartet

Thursday–Saturday, September 2–4 • 7 p.m. Sunday, September 5 • 2 p.m.—90 minutes Switchyard Park, Pavilion

Monroe County Civic Theater presents All’s Well That Ends Well.

Evening with the Bloomington Community Band

Peoples Park Concert Series

originals/traditional Middle Eastern

July 11

L O CNAE W TION!

Sunday, September 19 • 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Switchyard Park, Main Stage

Sundays in Bryan Park

July 25

straight ahead modern jazz

Monika Herzig Acoustic Project contemporary sophisticated jazz

Thursdays • 4:30–6 p.m.

Enjoy free, live performances from local and regional musicians, and get your groove on in the newly renovated Peoples Park.

May 13 May 20 May 27 June 3

Matixando

community-centered Latin fusion

Otto & the Moaners Americana Derrick Weidner

acoustic folk and beyond

Tislam Swift—Opera

June 10

“Souls of Black folks: The Sequel”

Indiana Dance Company

June 17 June 24 July 1 July 8 July 15 July 22 July 29 August 5 August 12 August 19

high energy dance and entertainment

Tony Hopkins

acoustic singer/songwriter

Sarah Cassidy

indie rock and folk pop

High Street Jack Salem Willard Troy Thomas Carnes & Shew Band of Outlaws The Dan Kirk Band

soulful, classic rock and blues folk rock soul singer acoustic blues, roots duo indie country ‘60s and ‘70s rock and roll

Sofia Crespo

flamenco dancer

John Kogge

acoustic folk and blues, jazz standards

August 26 Russian Cowboy

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high-powered funk, R&B, and soul

August 27

acoustic blues and roots duo

The Mark Robinson Band

jam rock

Krista Detor

June 4

Carnes & Shew

6 p.m. opener • 7:15 p.m. main act Switchyard Park, Main Stage

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Community Events Hotline: 349-3754

June 25

Community Events Hotline: 349-3754

Switchyard Park Concert Series

Bring a lawn chair, blanket, and picnic dinner and delight in the sounds of local musicians with the Performing Arts Series!

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Diamond Record:

Bell Trace Limestone Post Sterling Real Estate, Inc.

Silver Record:

Bledsoe Riggert Cooper James Cassady Electrical Contractors, Inc. Stafford Grimes RealLn.Estate B-Line Trail

Bloomington Police Department Restrooms

Pickleball Courts Parking

Fitness Circuit Water Tower

Saturday, August 21 8 a.m.–1 p.m. Switchyard Park, Pavilion The Junk in the Trunk community rummage sale is recycling and treasure hunting at the same time! There is plenty of room both inside and outside the Switchyard Park Pavilion for yard sale vendors to set up and sell furniture, books, clothing, toys, household goods, and more.

Junk in the Trunk vendors:

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Celebrate the “Sweet Sixteen” anniversary of Drool in the Pool with a pool paw-ty! There are tennis balls and chew toys for your furry friends, plus canine games and fun contests for prizes! Various pet-related businesses and organizations will be on hand Aug. 5 to share information with dog owners. For a complete list of rules, visit our website.

Shopping is FREE. Event takes place rain or shine.

North Activity Lawn

Pavilion Lawn

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Main Stage

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Lisa J. Baker, DDS CFC Properties Eagle Ridge Civil Engineering Services ISU The May Agency Smile Promotions

Community Gardens

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$5/dog—Maximum one dog per person.

Gold Record:

Bocce ball Courts

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Wednesday, August 4 Thursday, August 5 5–8 p.m. • Mills Pool

Platinum Record:

Basketball Court

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Community Events

Thank you to our sponsors

Outdoor spaces are located along the side of the Pavilion and in the adjacent picnic area. All spaces are 10' x 10'. Register early to reserve your spot—indoor space is limited. Reserve vendor spaces online at bloomington.in.gov/parks/events, or call 349-3718 for a link to the online reservation form. Vendor space reservations will be accepted through Aug. 18, or until all spaces are filled.

Community Foundation Switchyard Plaza Spray Pad Parking

Pavilion

Performance Lawn Bosque

Playground

Secondary Performance Lawn

Large Dog Park

B-Line Trail

Small Dog Park

Map detail of Performing Arts Series locations in Switchyard Park. For a full map of the park, see pages 8–9. Trail continues to Country Club Dr. Additional parking across Country Club Dr.

Wednesday, September 22 NE 3–6 p.m. • FREE LOCA W TION! Switchyard Park, Pavilion Look for more information in the fall-winter program guide. Visit bloomington.in.gov/50expo or follow City of Bloomington, IN - Parks and Recreation on Facebook, for updates.

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Shelter

Restrooms

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Youth—Kid City Summer Camps

Kid City presents a modified version of summer day camp! Campers engage in outdoor play and camp-style activities on site at the Allison-Jukebox Community Center. Kid City follows CDC guidelines for child care while providing social interactions and active fun (at an appropriate distance.) Campers stay in small groups called pods and are divided by family instead of age to keep social circles as small as possible.

SUMMER CAMPS

Hours 8 a.m.–5 p.m. • For grades K–7. REGISTRATION FEE in-city/non-city

REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT DUE BY 5 p.m.

No camp May 31.*

$140/$144

5/24

June 7–11

$175/$180

6/1

June 14–18

$175/$180

6/7

June 21–25

$175/$180

6/14

June 28–July 2

$175/$180

6/21

$140/$144

6/28

SESSION A

DATES June 1–4

July 6–9

No camp July 5.*

July 12–16

$175/$180

7/6

July 19–23

$175/$180

7/12

July 26–30

$175/$180

7/19

* Sessions A and E: No camp May 31 or July 5. The cost for these sessions is prorated. • Payment must be made in full for each camp session at the time of registration. Kid City Summer Camp no longer accepts deposits to hold space in camp sessions. • Cancellations must be requested prior to the registration deadline in order to be eligible for a partial refund. • All late registrations require a $40 administration fee in addition to the session registration fee. • Registrations are accepted online at bloomington.in.gov/kidcity or by mail at 401 N. Morton St., Ste. 250, Bloomington, IN 47404.

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The Bloomington Parks Foundation provides need-based scholarships for youth who live in Monroe County, Indiana to participate in Parks and Recreation programs. For more information about how to apply for a scholarship for any Parks and Recreation program, contact the Bloomington Parks and Recreation office at 349-3700, or visit bloomington.in.gov/node/3874. Scholarship applications must be submitted at least two weeks prior to the program registration deadline.

Youth—Kid City Summer Camps

Is my child ready for camp? In order to support the success and safety of all individuals registered and participating in Kid City summer camps, it is important that participants are indeed “camp ready.” To assist in determining if your child is “camp ready,” the following criteria have been developed: • Participant is able to participate in the camp program independently or with reasonable accommodations. • Participant is age appropriate (ages 5–12 yrs.) Participants may be aged up or down one grade level with director approval. • Participant is able to use the restroom independently or with minimal verbal prompting. • Participant is comfortable with, and able to interact in, a group environment. • Participant interacts and participates in camp in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others. Our camps are inclusive, serving children with and without disabilities. Inclusion services are available for accommodation needs and support options for your child. Reasonable accommodation requests and registration must be made at least two weeks prior to the registration deadline.

For more information, contact the Inclusive Recreation Coordinator, Amy Shake, Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist, at 349-3747.

Parents are responsible for transporting their child/ren to and from camp each day. Please bring: a sack lunch, water bottle, and medications. We recommend providing your camper with a durable backpack to carry items. Do not bring money, toys, or cell phones.

All Kid City programs are proud to be accredited by the American Camp Association. This nationally recognized accreditation focuses on program quality, health and safety issues, and requires us to review every facet of our operation. Kid City has voluntarily submitted to this independent appraisal done by camp experts and has earned this mark of distinction.

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Our camp staff are enthusiastic, well-trained adults. All staff are CPR and First Aid certified and adhere to the highest professional standards set forth by the American Camp Association and the Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department.

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Summer Camps

Youth Sailing Camp

Summer Basketball Camp

Co-sponsored by Bloomington Parks and Recreation and the Lake Monroe Sailing Association, these lessons teach safe sailing skills to participants who can swim. No previous sailing experience is required. Age ranges given are guides only; special arrangements may be made depending on experience and class availability. For sailing details, email lmsayouthsailing@gmail.com. For registration information, call 349-3700. $225 • For ages 9–16 yrs.

B-Town Ballers and Coach Frank are back for another summer of basketball in Bloomington. Youth players learn basic basketball skills plus life lessons that will serve them well both on and off the court. Registration fee includes T-shirt, shorts, Gatorade, and water during camp. Please indicate T-shirt size (youth or adult) on registration form. Instructor: Andrew Frank

M–F • 9 a.m.–3 p.m. DATES REGISTER BY 5/31–6/4 5/26 6/7–6/11 6/2 6/14–6/18 6/9 6/21–6/25 6/16 6/28–7/2 6/23 7/12–7/16 7/7 7/19–7/23 7/14 7/26–7/30 7/21

LEVEL CODE Beg./Int. 245002-A Beg./Int. 245002-B Beg./Int. 245002-C Beg./Int. 245002-D Beg./Int. 245002-E Beg./Int. 245002-F Beg./Int. 245002-G Advanced 245002-H

Monday–Thursday July 12–15 $75 • Register by 7/9. Twin Lakes Recreation Center Grades K–1 9 a.m.–noon • 250301-A Grades 2–3 9 a.m.–noon • 250301-B Grades 4–5 1–4 p.m. • 250301-C Grades 6–8 1–4 p.m. • 250301-D

For more information, call 349-3774.

The Bloomington Parks Foundation provides needbased scholarships for youth who live in Monroe County, Indiana to participate in Parks and Recreation programs. For more information about how to apply for a scholarship for any Parks and Recreation program, contact the Bloomington Parks and Recreation office at 349-3700, or visit bloomington.in.gov/node/3874. Scholarship applications must be submitted at least two weeks prior to the program registration deadline.

Healthy Heart Tip! Put a pause on technology! Practice reducing your screen time by participating in physical activity. Try walking on one of our many trails!

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First Tee of Bloomington

Through the First Tee curriculum, campers learn the fundamentals of the golf swing, as well as techniques for putting, chipping, and the uses of irons and drivers. Golf rules and etiquette are also included in each day’s camp. The First Tee program uses golf to teach important life skills: How to manage emotions, set goals, resolve conflicts, and how to communicate with others. Junior golfers play games, take part in fun competitions, and answer trivia questions about golf rules. There are opportunities to purchase treats from the pro shop snack bar during breaks. Camp week ends Friday with playing a few holes on the golf course. M–F 5/31–6/4 • 9 a.m.–noon • Register by 5/30 • 235003-A M–F 6/7–6/11 • 9 a.m.–noon • Register by 6/6 • 235003-B M–F 6/14–6/18 • 9 a.m.–noon • Register by 6/13 • 235003-C M–F 6/21–6/25 • 9 a.m.–noon • Register by 6/20 • 235003-D M–F 6/21–6/25 • 1–4 p.m. • Register by 6/20 • 235003-E M–F 7/5–7/9 • 9 a.m.–noon • Register by 7/4 • 235003-F M–F 7/12–7/16 • 9 a.m.–noon • Register by 7/11 • 235003-G M–F 7/19–7/23 • 9 a.m.–noon • Register by 7/18 • 235003-H M–F 7/26–7/30 • 9 a.m.–noon • Register by 7/25 • 235003-I $90/in-city, $100/non-city • For ages 6–14 yrs. Cascades Golf Course

Safely join many of our weekly programs on YouTube or social media!

City of Bloomington, IN Banneker Community Center BannekerCommunityCenter BloomingtonParks Banneker Community Center offers digital programming opportunities, as well as space rental. For more information, please see the facility listing on page 4.

BACKYARD BEACH PARTY

Sports and Fitness Turf Time for Toddlers

The indoor turf field at the Twin Lakes Recreation Center provides you and your young child with ample space to run, play, and practice ball throwing, catching and kicking skills. This free-time play is parent or caretaker supervised physical play. TLRC staff does not supervise this area during the program and children cannot be dropped off without supervision. For more information, contact the TLRC at 349-3720. Free for TLRC members. Tu, Th • 9:30–10:30 a.m. $5, FREE for TLRC members • For ages 1–6 yrs. w/parent. Twin Lakes Recreation Center

Preschool

Living and Learning

Tiny Hitters T-Ball Registration is ongoing at letsgosports1.com. Instructor: Zach Hensel

The Banneker backyard becomes the neighborhood super sunny beach! Preschoolers can make a castle in the sand, keep cool in the sprinkler, and have fun with beach toys.

Fridays, June 17 and July 15 • 10:30–4 p.m. FREE • For ages 5 yrs. and under w/parent.

Highly motivated coaches engage with all Tiny Hitters as young players take steps toward building a love and passion for baseball and softball!

Saturdays, June 5–July 10 9:30–10:30 a.m. and 10:45–11:45 a.m. $75 • For ages 3–5 yrs. w/parent. Rev. Ernest D. Butler Park, ballfields

Groups of five to seven people may reserve a one-hour time slot to enjoy this space! 10:30–11:30 a.m. • Noon–1 p.m. • 1:30–2:30 p.m. • 3–4 p.m. To reserve your time slot for the Backyard Beach Party, visit bloomington.in.gov/banneker.

Banneker Block Party

Banneker celebrates summer camp participants and their families, and you’re invited! This spread-out affair on Elm Street features a talent show, carnival games, and food! F 7/23 • 5:30–7:30 p.m. FREE • For all ages. Banneker Community Center

See page 32.

For facility and membership information, see pages 12–13. For programs, see pages 29–32.

BRYAN PARK AND MILLS POOLS See pages 10–11.

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See pages 6–7.

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Youth

Sports and Fitness Get your passport stamped, check in, and earn prizes! May 24–August 1 Pick up your passport, and take it with you to parks, events, programs, and camps. Have a staff member or parent initial the corresponding spot in the passport. Check-ins will be held throughout the summer for you to show us your passport and redeem it for prizes! The more parks, trails, and activities you have checked off, the more prizes you can choose from. Passports can be picked up at various Parks and Recreation facilities, summer camps, and more beginning in May. Not only do you get credit for participating in Bloomington Parks and Recreation programs, but also for play time and exercise like running, swimming, biking, sports, yoga, and games! Get extra credit for healthy activities like trying a new fruit or vegetable, drinking water, or trying a new kind of exercise. All current COVID-19 guidelines and protocols will be implemented to make Passport to Play safe and fun for all this summer. Please be prepared to wear a mask and remain socially distant as part of all Passport programs and check-ins.

Youth Baseball

The Bloomington Junior League Baseball Association (BJLBA, ages 5–12 yrs.) and the Monroe County Senior League Baseball Association (MCSLBA, ages 13–18 yrs.), in partnership with Bloomington Parks and Recreation, announces the opening of baseball league registration for players of all skill levels. Regular season practices and games take place at the Winslow Sports Complex. Registration for Buddy Ball, BJLBA’s inclusive recreational baseball program, is also open. To register for any BJLBA or MCSLBA program, visit bjlba.org or mcslba.org/seasons/spring. The websites will be updated with registration dates and costs for each program. For more information, please visit each leagues’ respective website: BJLBA: www.bjlba.org MCSLBA: www.mcslba.org For more information about managing a team, contact coachescorner@bjlba.org or coachescorner@mcslba.org.

See pages 6–7.

Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date on all of our programs and on check-ins. For more information, contact Jess Klein at kleinj@bloomington.in.gov. btownparks

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Youth Tennis Lessons Pick up a racquet and join Bloomington High School South Head Boys’ Tennis coaches Matt Corry and Ray Leonard on the courts. All instructors are South coaches or accomplished South players. Clinics are offered in partnership with the USTA and follow USTA curriculum. Participants will be divided into small groups based on skill level. For more information on clinics or private lessons contact Coach Corry at 812-606-2844 or matthewleecorry@yahoo.com.

Winslow Sports Complex SPRING—$60/in-city, $68/non-city • Register by 4/25. Ages 5–12 yrs. M 5/3–5/24 • 5–5:55 p.m. • 170201-A W 5/5–5/26 • 5–5:55 p.m. • 170201-B Ages 12–18 yrs. M 5/3–5/24 • 6–6:55 p.m. • 170201-C W 5/5–5/26 • 6–6:55 p.m. • 170201-D

SUMMER I—$60/in-city, $68/non-city • Register by 5/25. Ages 5–12 yrs. Tu 6/8–6/29 • 5–5:55 p.m. • 270201-1A W 6/9–6/30• 5–5:55 p.m. • 270201-1B Ages 12–18 yrs. Tu 6/8–6/29 • 4–4:55 p.m. • 270201-1C W 6/9–6/30 • 4–4:55 p.m. • 270201-1D

SUMMER II—$45/in-city, $53/non-city • Register by 7/6.

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Ages 5–12 yrs. Tu 7/13–7/27 • 5–5:55 p.m. • 270201-2A W 7/14–7/28 • 5–5:55 p.m. • 270201-2B Ages 12–18 yrs. Tu 7/13–7/27 • 4–4:55 p.m. • 270201-2C W 7/14–7/28 • 4–4:55 p.m. • 270201-2D

See page 32.

BRYAN PARK AND MILLS POOLS See pages 10–11.

For ASA Asabela Studio aerial fitness classes, visit asabelastudio.com. Twin Lakes Recreation Center

Duck, Dodge, and Throw Dodgeball Tournament See page 19.

Personal Training See page 29.

Tennis and Pickleball Courts in City Parks

Public play on tennis courts at Winslow Sports Complex, Bryan Park, Southeast Park, Park Ridge East, Sherwood Oaks Park, and RCA Community Park; and public play on pickleball courts at RCA Community Park and Switchyard Park, is permitted whenever the courts are not being used by Bloomington Parks and Recreation. Available hours are posted at each site.

Special Olympics Indiana— Monroe County See page 33.

Griffy Lake Nature Preserve See page 13.

Discover new places, navigate scenic trails and make the most of your time by finding City of Bloomington Parks & Recreation on OuterSpatial’s mobile app. Ready to begin your adventure?

What Did Owl Have for Dinner?

How can you tell what an owl ate? Have a hoot and dissect some owl pellets! We will attempt to reconstruct the skeletal remains in discarded owl pellets to see what our feathered friends have been eating. While doing so, participants will learn more about local owl species and what roles they play in the food chain. Su 5/23 • noon–1:30 p.m. • Register by 5/18 • 240003-A $5/in-city, $6/non-city • For ages 6–12 yrs. w/parent. Switchyard Park—Meet at Pavilion.

Night Paddle

Experience an evening of peace and serenity on Griffy Lake during the full moon. Navigate the lake, take deep breaths of fresh air, and watch the night sky light up the water. Each participant must register. Watercraft, paddles and life jackets are provided. Children age 14 yrs. and younger must be accompanied by a registered adult. Bring a flashlight to help you navigate back to your vehicle once you return to dry land. W 5/26 • 8:30–10 p.m. • Register by 5/19 • 240002-A Th 6/24 • 8:30–10 p.m. • Register by 6/17 • 240002-B F 7/23 • 8:30–10 p.m. • Register by 7/16 • 240002-C Su 8/22 • 8:30–10 p.m. • Register by 8/17 • 240002-D M 9/20 • 8:30–10 p.m. • Register by 9/14 • 240002-E W 10/20 • 8:30–10 p.m. • Register by 10/13 • 240002-F $8/in-city, $9/non-city • For all ages. Griffy Lake Nature Preserve

Nature and the Outdoors

For all Nature and the Outdoors programs: Price is per person. Children under age 12 yrs. must be accompanied by a registered adult. Activities may be both inside and outside, so please dress for the weather.

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Roving Naturalist

Roving Naturalists are available for private natural resource programs. To schedule a visit with one of our Roving Naturalists, email rebecca.swift@bloomington.in.gov.

Women in Nature Gaining Skills (W.I.N.G.S.)

Fossil Frenzy

Ever wonder what walked/crawled/swam where you are standing, millions of years ago? Have you found interestinglooking rocks, and wanted to learn more? Join us in our hunt for the fossils of Indiana. Expect a short introduction on what to look for followed by a hike (about a half mile round trip) to Griffy Creek to scour the fossil beds. Bring drinking water and wear comfortable, water-resistant footwear. Instructor: Kate Seader F 6/11 • 6–7:30 p.m. • Register by 6/8 • 240004-A Sa 6/12 • 2–3:30 p.m. • Register by 6/8 • 240004-B $5/in-city, $6/non-city • For all ages. Griffy Lake Nature Preserve—Meet at boathouse.

Creepy Crawlies

Learn more about our boneless friends in this program that explores the differences between insects and invertebrates. Flip over logs and stones to see what’s underneath, meet and identify different bugs, and find out why they are such vital parts of our environment. Instructor: Kate Seader F 5/28 • 5:30–6:30 p.m. • Register by 5/21 • 240001-A $5/in-city, $6/non-city • For all ages. Switchyard Park—Meet at shelter.

Nature Sounds

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A live, acoustic performance by local musicians combined with an educational nature presentation.

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Women in Nature Gaining Skills (W.I.N.G.S.) encourages and empowers women through teaching skills needed to partake in outdoor recreation activities in south central Indiana. Each W.I.N.G.S. event features woman-led, hands-on training, with the goal of building a community of women interested in the outdoors. W.I.N.G.S. events take place the third Sunday of each month and are open to ages 16 yrs. and up. For more information on how to join, visit SCINWINGS on Facebook.

Practice the proper techniques for controlling the speed and direction of a canoe or kayak during this class on Griffy Lake. We will discuss proper paddling techniques and water safety— we might even stage a race across the lake! This program is designed for the boating novice who is looking to learn confidence on the water. Participants ages 14 yrs. and younger must be accompanied by a registered adult. Life jackets are provided but participants are encouraged to bring their own water bottles. Th 6/3 • 6–8 p.m. • Register by 5/27 • 240005-A $8/in-city, $10/non-city • For all ages. Griffy Lake Nature Preserve—Meet at boathouse.

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Wellness on Water Classes start with a short land lesson reviewing simple safety tips and practical information for success on the water. You will be supported and coached on how to enter and exit the board from the dock, how to paddle from various positions (including kneeling and sitting), how to paddle for power and speed, simple turns and how to return to your board from the water. (Swimming is prohibited, but occasionally someone falls off the board, typically when they are feeling confident and trying more challenging skills). Participants age 14 yrs. and younger must be accompanied by a registered adult. Participants are encouraged to bring a water bottle; life jackets are provided. Griffy Lake Nature Preserve—Meet at boathouse. $20/in-city, $25/non-city • Instructor: Tyler Ferguson

SUP Learn to Paddle

This introductory class is for those who would love to learn to stand up paddle (SUP) but are stumped on how to get started. (Pssst—you don’t HAVE to stand, it is possible to sit or kneel!) We’ll paddle to a quiet spot on the lake and then sit or recline on our boards for a few stretches and some quiet meditation taking in the sights and sounds of nature. F 6/4 • 6–7:30 p.m. • Register by 5/28 • 240009-A Su 6/6 • 8:30–10 a.m. • Register by 5/28 • 240009-B F 6/18 • 6–7:30 p.m. • Register by 6/11• 240009-C F 7/2 • 6–7:30 p.m. • Register by 6/25 • 240009-D Sa 7/24 • 8:30–10 a.m. • Register by 7/16 • 240009-E For ages 8 yrs. and up.

SUP for Parents and Kids

This class is perfect for kids under the age of 16 yrs. interested in learning how to stand up paddle (SUP) and their parent(s) who wish to learn alongside them. You don’t have to STAND on a paddleboard; there are paddling options for those who would rather kneel or sit. Completion of this class will give parents and kids the confidence they need for future independent lake trips. We’ll explore the lake refining our paddling techniques while looking for interesting wildlife from this fun perspective. Sa 6/5 • 8:30–10 a.m. • Register by 5/28 • 240011-A Sa 7/3 • 8:30–10 a.m. • Register by 6/25 • 240011-B For ages 8 yrs. and up.

Did you know that stand-up paddleboarding is gaining attention as a new fitness and activity option for aging adults? Balance, strength, breath-all of these practices come together on the board. You can still enjoy a paddleboard even if you don’t stand! This class is the same as our Learn to Paddle class but is specifically for those over age 50 yrs. We’ll paddle to a quiet spot on the water, refining our paddling technique, looking for interesting wildlife from this fun perspective. We’ll find a quiet spot for a rest and meditation in a comfortable seated or reclined position. Sa 6/19 • 8:30–10 a.m. • Register by 6/11 • 240012-A F 7/16 • 6–7:30 p.m. • Register by 7/9 • 240012-B For ages 50 yrs. and up.

SUP Solstice Paddle and Meditation

Enjoy the longest day of the year from the water. Plan on a quick review of stand up paddle (SUP) safety tips on land and light coaching on the water. It is best if you already know how to paddle or have previously taken one of our SUP classes. We’ll paddle to the middle of the lake, try some light stretching and simple yoga poses if you choose to join in, then settle in for a quiet observation of the beauty around us. We’ll start with a short, guided meditation, followed by several minutes of quiet and stillness. Connect to nature and Mother Earth on this very special occasion. Su 6/20 • 7:30–9:30 p.m. • Register by 6/15 • 240013-A For ages 8 yrs. and up.

SUP Yoga Introduction

This class is appropriate for those new to yoga and newer to stand up paddleboarding (SUP). We recommend trying the SUP Learn to Paddle class before taking this class if you have never tried a paddleboard before. We will review some of the skills necessary to successfully paddle, starting with a safety talk and land lesson, followed by further instruction on the water. We’ll paddle to a nearby cove, drop anchors (included) and try some common yoga poses. This class is great for those who hope to spend more time on the water. Sa 6/26 • 8:30–10 a.m. • Register by 6/18 • 240010-A Sa 7/17 • 8:30–10 a.m. • Register by 7/9 • 240010-B Sa 8/14 • 8:30–10 a.m. • Register by 8/6 • 240010-C For ages 15 yrs. and up.

Get Outdoors Day

Art in the Park

Mushroom Foray

A Nocturnal Night

Get Outdoors Day is a free, open-house styled event where people can come to learn about local outdoor opportunities. Try a new outdoor activity or introduce your family to old favorites like hiking, paddling, and birdwatching. For updated information, visit the Parks and Recreation website and follow City of Bloomington, IN - Parks and Recreation on Facebook. *Share your photos using #GetOutdoorsDay2021! Sa 6/12 • 11 a.m.–1 p.m. • FREE Switchyard Park—Activity Lawns

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Find out where to search for and how to prepare the many edible wild mushrooms our environment provides. The program begins with a brief introduction to common and easy-to-identify edible mushrooms, followed by a hike to search for edible fungi. Dress for the weather, and be prepared for moderate hiking. Su 7/11 • 1–2:30 p.m. • Register by 7/6 • 240007-A $5/in-city, $6/non-city • For all ages. Griffy Lake Nature Preserve—Meet at boathouse.

Some want to capture the colors of a sunset, others the intricacy of a beetle’s wing, and some just want to spend time outside appreciating the beauty around us. Whatever your goal, join us and create your own nature-themed art. Painting supplies are provided, but feel free to bring your own. Instructor: Kate Seader Sa 7/17 • 2–3:30 p.m. • Register by 7/13 • 240008-A $5/in-city, $6/non-city • For all ages. Rev. Ernest D. Butler Park—Meet at picnic shelter.

YOU can be what goes bump in the night! Take a naturalist-led night hike to learn about nocturnal animals and the adaptations that allow them to thrive in the dark. Bring a headlamp or flashlight. Instructor: Kate Seader Sa 8/28 • 9–10:30 p.m. • Register by 8/24 • 240006-A $5/in-city, $6/non-city • For all ages. Leonard Springs Nature Park—Meet at parking lot. *Information updated since guide printing.

Healthy Living

Personal Training The TLRC’s personal trainers design programs that are individualized for your age, body, lifestyle and goals. TLRC personal trainers are certified, experienced, and educated. Meet our personal trainers at twinlakesrecreation.com. A 30-minute wellness consultation is included as a part of each personal training package. All personal training sessions are non-transferable and nonrefundable, and must be used within six months of purchase. For more information, contact Mark Sterner at 349-3768 or sternerm@bloomington.in.gov. Meet our personal trainers at twinlakesrecreation.com.

Fitness Assessments

The data collected from a fitness assessment gives you a starting point, and provides a baseline to compare to as you make progress toward your fitness goals. Contact Megan Stark at 349-3770 or starme@bloomington.in.gov to learn more about body composition tests, or to schedule a fitness assessment. Twin Lakes Recreation Center membership is not required to have a fitness assessment.

Fitness assessments include:

• Free recording of your resting heart rate and blood pressure. • Optional tests for estimates of body composition, in particular body fat: —Skinfold analysis: $25 —Bioimpedance analysis: $5 Twin Lakes Recreation Center By appointment only • For all ages.

Adult (50+) FREE Programs

Lower Level (unless otherwise noted) The lower level is open Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.–3 p.m. The lower level is closed on weekends except for reservations and scheduled activities. TLRC membership is not required to participate. For more information about the programs, call 349-3720.

MEMBERS SINGLE— One-on-one personal training sessions 3 one-hour sessions $140 5 one-hour sessions $220 10 one-hour sessions $410

15 one-hour sessions $570 20 one-hour sessions $700 25 one-hour sessions $800

NON-MEMBERS SINGLE— One-on-one personal training sessions 3 one-hour sessions $155 5 one-hour sessions $245 10 one-hour sessions $460

15 one-hour sessions $645 20 one-hour sessions $725 25 one-hour sessions $895

Meet Trainer Katie Clementi

F • 1:30–2:30 p.m.

Lap Quilting

Tu • 9:30–11:30 a.m.

Legal Counseling

Counseling provided by Attorney Tom Bunger. Call 349-3720 to register. Participants are assisted on a first-come, first-served basis. Usually occurs on the first Monday of each month • 3 p.m. Call 349-3720 to confirm meeting time and date.

Steady Steppers M, W, F • 9–10 a.m.

Tai Chi Qigong W • 11:45 a.m.

Endwright East Active Living Community Center See page 5.

Healthy Heart Tip! Keep physical activity interesting! Doing a variety of physical activities is beneficial for the body! Try adding in cardio, strength training, and flexibility exercises into your daily routines!

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I have been working as a personal trainer for the past three years. I am a Certified Personal Trainer and Certified Nutrition Specialist through International Sports Science Association (ISSA). I have personal background in bodybuilding and athletic training (basketball, track, volleyball, soccer). I have worked with many different people, with goals ranging from weight loss to weight gain, functional movements, strength, athletic performance and body recomp. I’ve learned that through fitness and working out your overall quality of life, both emotionally and physically, can improve drastically!

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The TLRC is an Active&Fit participating facility. Active&Fit is an exercise and fitness program designed to help you achieve better health through regular exercise. The Active&Fit program includes no- or low-cost membership at the Twin Lakes Recreation Center, website resources and support from Active&Fit’s toll-free member services hotline. If your health plan offers Active&Fit and you would like more information about the TLRC, please ask at the front desk or call 349-3720. You may also visit Active&Fit at ActiveandFit.com. Active&Fit is a federally registered trademark of American Specialty Health Incorporated.

The Twin Lakes Recreation Center is a Silver&Fit participating fitness facility! Silver&Fit is designed specifically to help older adults achieve better health through regular exercise and health education. Silver&Fit provides eligible members with no-cost or low-cost fitness plans. Silver&Fit is provided by American Specialty Health Incorporated. If your health plan offers Silver&Fit and you would like more information about the TLRC, please ask at the front desk or call 349-3720. You may also visit Silver&Fit at SilverandFit.com. Silver&Fit is a federally registered trademark of American Specialty Health Incorporated. M950-395A (5/12) © 2012 American Specialty Health Incorporated (ASH). All rights reserved. Healthy Living is Golden and the Silver&Fit logo are trademarks of ASH.

FitnessCoach

The FitnessCoach program offers fitness center and at-home exercise options to its covered special needs or dual-eligible members who also qualify for Medicare/Medicaid. Covered members may include individuals covered by Medicaid or those with physical impairments, developmental disabilities, cognitive impairments, or mental/behavioral health conditions, or other individuals with special needs who may benefit from improved physical fitness. The FitnessCoach program includes a TLRC membership (the TLRC welcomes members to bring caregivers if needed to help them use the services and equipment), home fitness kit options for those who prefer to exercise at home, website resources, and support from the FitnessCoach program’s toll-free member services hotline and on their website. For more information, call 888-369-2746 or visit fitnesscoach.com.

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A fitness program to help you live your best life. Renew Active from UnitedHealthcare is available with select Medicare Advantage plans. Designed around you and your goals, Renew Active offers access to the Twin Lakes Recreation Center as well as online brain exercises to help keep both your body and your mind active—all at no additional cost. For more information, visit myrenewactive.com.

The SilverSneakers program is the nation’s leading exercise program designed exclusively for older adults. The program offers physical activity, health education, and social events for Medicare-eligible and Group Retiree members. If you qualify, your Twin Lakes Recreation Center membership is free! Inquire at the front desk to check your eligibility or to sign up.

SilverSneakers Circuit

Combine fun with fitness to increase your cardiovascular and muscular endurance power with a standing circuit workout.

SilverSneakers Classic

Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and activities for daily living.

SilverSneakers Yoga

Move your whole body through a complete series of seated and standing yoga poses.

Healthy Heart Tip! Need an all-natural energy boost? Walking can release endorphins that reduce stress hormones, improve your mood, and reduce anxiety! Utilize one of the Parks and Recreation trails!

Group Exercise Registration Session III: May 3–June 20 • Register by 5/9. Session IV: June 28–August 15 • Register by 7/4.

For ages 18 yrs. and up. Twin Lakes Recreation Center

Group exercise classes are FREE to members!

Members must register at the TLRC front desk. Registration for group exercise classes extends through the first week of each session. Classes that do not meet the minimum registration requirements after the first week will be cancelled for that session. Cancellation policy Full refunds are given for all classes cancelled by the Twin Lakes Recreation Center. Refund requests for any other reason must be submitted prior to the first day of class, and are subject to approval according to State Board of Accounts claim procedures. Allow four weeks for refund requests to be processed.

Use these thermometers to help you choose the group exercise class with the right intensity level for you.

Beginning Yoga

This class focuses on posture alignment, freeing the shoulder girdle and pelvis, and synchronizing movement and breathing through basic yoga poses. Gain a simple foundation practice that can be useful every day and serve as a springboard to explore any style of yoga. Feel at home in your body, enjoy good health, move freely, and reduce stress. Instructors: Ayaa Elgoharry (Wednesdays) and Rivkah Moore (Fridays) W 5/5–6/16 • 6:45–7:45 p.m. • 250201-A F 5/7 - 06/18 • noon–1 p.m. • 250201-B W 6/30–8/11 • 6:45–7:45 p.m. • 250201-C F 7/2–8/13 • noon–1 p.m. • 250201-D FREE/member, $55/non-member Friday sessions are held at Switchyard Park. Are you ready for a challenge? Take your body to the next level with this intense yet fun, fat-burning class! Combine weights, interval training and plyometrics to increase cardiovascular efficiency and overall strength. Get in and get fit! Instructor: Max Tuttle Tu, Th 5/4–6/17 • 6–7 a.m. • 250202-A Tu, Th 6/29–8/12 • 6–7 a.m. • 250202-B FREE/member, $85/non-member

The word hatha (lit force, sun) symbolizes a system of physical techniques integrating body, mind, and spirit. This mixed-level Hatha yoga class uses asanas (bodily postures), pranayama (breathing techniques), and dyana (meditation techniques) with the goal of bringing about a healthy body and a clear, peaceful mind. The asanas work to make the spine supple, the core strong and supple and to promote circulation in the organs, glands, and tissues. Hatha yoga postures strengthen and stretch the body, promoting balance and flexibility. Great for those with arthritis. Classes end with a sweet savasana to help release stress and relax body and mind. Instructor: Rivkah Moore M 5/3–6/14 • noon–1 p.m. • 250205-A W 5/5–6/16 • noon–1 p.m. • 250205-B M 6/28–8/9 • noon–1 p.m. • 250205-C W 6/30–8/11 • noon–1 p.m. • 250205-D FREE/member, $55/non-member

H.I.I.T.

H.I.I.T. stands for high intensity interval training. By using rigorous intervals of maximum effort and short bouts of active recovery, you can smash your goals faster! Build cardiovascular fitness while improving strength and maximizing calorie burn. You’ll be pushed to your limits and walk out feeling strong and empowered! Instructor: Max Tuttle W 5/5–6/16 • 6:45–7:45 p.m. • 250204-A W 6/30–8/11 • 6:45–7:45 p.m. • 250204-B FREE/member, $55/non-member

Power Vinyasa

Power Vinyasa is a vigorous, fitness-based approach to vinyasa-style yoga. This class incorporates the athleticism of Ashtanga while including several different vinyasas. This class’s quicker tempo will get your heart rate up! Instructor: Ayaa Elgoharry M 5/3–6/14 • 5:30–6:30 p.m. • 250206-A F 5/7–6/18 • 5:30–6:30 p.m. • 250206-B M 6/28–8/9 • 5:30–6:30 p.m. • 250206-C F 7/2–8/13 • 5:30–6:30 p.m. • 250206-D FREE/member, $55/non-member

Run Club

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Love running but hate not having anyone to run with? Want to begin running but don’t know where to start? Join our Run Club at Switchyard Park! This is an instructor led running group to help you improve your running performance. All running levels are welcome to join this progressive running program designed to improve your muscle tone, increase your cardio and keep you healthy. Group runs can greatly help with accountability, motivation and the adversity that comes along with pushing your running goals to the next level! Instructor: Max Tuttle 5/3–6/19 • 250207-A 6/28–8/14 • 250207-B Mondays at 5:30 p.m. and Saturdays at 8 a.m. FREE/member, $85/non-member Switchyard Park

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Group Exercise (continued) Yoga Core

Yoga Core is a unique and enjoyable blend of yoga and core exercises drawn from Pilates and dance conditioning, where participants develop strength, flexibility and integration through awareness in movement. Attention to breath coordination and alignment is emphasized to ensure you get the most out of this workout. This class is appropriate for able-bodied beginners as well as more experienced exercisers. Variations are presented to help you adapt movements to your fitness level. Instructor: Ayaa Elgoharry W 5/5–6/16 • 5:30–6:30 p.m. • 250208-A Sa 5/8–6/19 • 9–10 a.m. • 250208-B W 6/30–8/11 • 5:30–6:30 p.m. • 250208-C Sa 7/3–8/14 • 9–10 a.m. • 250208-D FREE/member, $55/non-member

Yoga Stretch

This class is accessible and needed by all: Athletes, advanced practitioners, weekend warriors, first-time yoga students and everyone in between. It is an active stretching class that targets primary muscle groups surrounding the hips, hamstrings and upper and lower back. Focused stretching allows muscles to relax and lengthen, which puts less strain on the skeletal system and reduces tension throughout the body. Neither experience nor flexibility are required, just an open mind and a willingness to have fun while trying something new. Instructor: Ayaa Elgoharry Tu 5/4–6/15 • 5:30–6:30 p.m. • 250210-A Th 5/6–6/17 • 5:30–6:30 p.m. • 250210-B Tu 6/29–8/10 • 5:30–6:30 p.m. • 250210-C Th 7/1–8/12 • 5:30–6:30 p.m. • 250210-D FREE/member, $55/non-member

ZUMBA

Are you ready to party yourself into shape? That’s exactly what ZUMBA is all about. It’s an exhilarating, effective, easy-to-follow, Latin-inspired, calorie-burning dance fitness party that is moving millions of people toward joy and health. Instructor: Morgan Banks M 5/3–6/14 • 6:45–7:45 p.m. • 250211-A Th 5/6–6/17 • 6:45–7:45 p.m. • 250211-B M 6/28–8/09 • 6:45–7:45 p.m. • 250211-C Th 7/1–8/12 • 6:45–7:45 p.m. • 250211-D FREE/member, $55/non-member

ZUMBA Gold

ZUMBA Gold is a class of Latin-inspired dance aerobics for seniors and those new to ZUMBA. ZUMBA Gold goes at a slower pace, with more breaks and more instruction, but uses the same zesty ZUMBA music. You can’t help but move in this class, and whether you choose a low-intensity or high-intensity option, it’s a great workout! Can’t stand for the whole program? Seated participants are welcome! Instructor: Morgan Banks Tu, Th 5/4–6/17 • noon–1 p.m. • 250212-A Tu, Th 6/29–8/12 • noon–1 p.m. • 250212-B FREE/member, $85/non-member

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Sports & Fitness This class focuses on coordination, discipline and self-confidence in a fun and safe environment. Excel TKD is taught by Master Emeline O’Connor, a 4th-degree black belt with more than 20 years of experience. Some of her achievements include multiple National and Junior Olympic Championships in the AAU and USSSA organizations, AAU and USSSA National team member, and the first woman to be inducted in the USSSA Hall of Fame. The ultimate goal at Excel TKD is to mold future black belts into the best martial artists they can be. Instructor: Emeline O’Connor Beginner—Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5:30–6:30 p.m. 5/4–6/17 • Register by 5/9 • 250213-A 6/29–8/12 • Register by 7/4 • 250213-B Advanced—Tuesdays, 6:45-7:45 p.m. and Thursdays, 5:30-6:30 p.m. 5/4–6/17 • Register by 5/9 • 250213-C 6/29–8/12 • Register by 7/4 • 250213-D

$65 • For all ages.

Pickleball

For ASA Asabela Studio aerial fitness classes, visit asabelastudio.com. Twin Lakes Recreation Center

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Sailing Lessons at Lake Monroe Sailing Association, 7600 S. Shields Ridge Rd. For sailing details, contact LMSAadultsailing@gmail.com. For registration information, call 812-349-3700.

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W We’ve missed lacing up our shoes and walking with you! The Bloomington Walking Club will meet for a weekly walk every Thursday, May through October. The Bloomington Walking Club is an informal group that walks from one to three miles on paved paths and natural trails in and around city parks. All ability levels are welcome, and walkers choose their own pace. The Bloomington Walking Club is dog- and stroller-friendly. FREE • All walks start at 6 p.m. • Olcott Park New this year: We will meet at Switchyard Park the first Thursday of every month. The remaining weeks’ walks are held at Olcott Park. For more information, follow us on Facebook or contact Jess Klein at kleinj@bloomington.in.gov. B

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Special Olympics Indiana— Monroe County

Special Olympics Indiana—Monroe County offers year-round sports training and athletic competition for children (ages 8 yrs. and up) and adults with intellectual, cognitive, and learning disabilities. To find out if you or a family member are eligible to participate, call 812-325-1548 or email soimc.cc@gmail.com or write to 6180 N. Bottom Rd., Bloomington, IN 47404.

Run Club See page 31.

Tennis and Pickleball Courts in City Parks

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Saturdays and Sundays, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. DATES REGISTER BY KEEL SMALL 5/8–5/9 4/29 245003-A 245004-A 5/15–5/16 5/6 245003-B 245004-B 5/22–5/23 5/13 245003-C 245004-C 5/29–5/30 5/20 245003-D 245004-D 6/5–6/6 5/27 245003-E 245004-E 6/12–6/13 6/3 245003-F 245004-F 6/19–6/20 6/10 245003-G 245004-G 6/26–6/27 6/17 245003-H 245004-H 7/10–7/11 7/1 245003-I 245004-I 7/17–7/18 7/8 245003-J 245004-J 7/24–7/25 7/15 245003-K 245004-K 7/31–8/1 7/22 245003-L 245004-L 8/7–8/8 7/29 245003-M 245004-M 8/14–8/15 8/5 245003-N 245004-N 8/21–8/22 8/12 245003-O 245004-O 8/28–8/29 8/19 245003-P 245004-P 9/11–9/12 9/2 245003-Q 245004-Q 9/18–9/19 9/9 245003-R 245004-R 9/25–9/26 9/16 245003-S 245004-S Private lessons email 245003-T 245004-T LMSAadultsailing@gmail.com to schedule.

Friends & Family Sails

Experience the exhilaration of gliding across Lake Monroe in a sailboat skippered by a skilled sailor. Bald eagle and other wildlife sightings are frequent highlights! Outings available for groups of 2 to 4 people/boat. Join us on a scheduled date, or email LMSAadultsailing@gmail.com to schedule a personalized outing. 6–9 p.m. • $150/group • For all ages. DAY DATES REGISTER BY CODE Th 5/13 5/4 245005-A W 6/2 5/25 245005-B Tu 6/8 5/31 245005-C F 6/11 6/2 245005-D Th 6/17 6/8 245005-E W 6/23 6/14 245005-F F 7/2 6/24 245005-G W 7/7 6/29 245005-H Tu 7/13 7/5 245005-I F 7/16 7/7 245005-J F 7/30 7/21 245005-K Tu 8/10 8/2 245005-L W 8/25 8/16 245005-M F 9/3 8/26 245005-N Th 9/9 8/31 245005-O Personalized outings email 245005-P LMSAadultsailing@gmail.com to schedule.

bloomington.in.gov/parks

Adult Sailing

Bloomington Parks and Recreation and the LMSA offer two types of sailing experiences: keel boat and small boat. Keel Boat: No previous sailing experience is required. Instruction includes rigging, sailing and docking keel boats approximately 25' long. This two-day class is appropriate for those with limitations that make handling small boats difficult. Small Boat: This two-day class offers a simple way to get started in sailing! Successful completion qualifies participants to take a one-day US Sailing Certification skills test that, when passed, provides sailors access to LMSA’s fleet of small boats. Private small boat sailing lessons are also available. $300 • For ages 18 yrs. and up.

Adults—Sports & Fitness

Sports & Fitness

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Adults—Sports & Fitness

Sports & Fitness (continued) Fall Adult Softball Leagues Bloomington Parks and Recreation offers USA Softball Association-sanctioned leagues designed to accommodate all levels of play. USA Softball rules apply with local modifications as stated in the Adult Softball League Handbook. The Adult Softball League Handbook and other valuable information can be found at bloomington.in.gov/softball.

Co-Rec, Men’s, and Women’s leagues: $675 for 10 games Check weather cancellation updates by calling 349-3610 ext. 1. Games are played at Twin Lakes Sports Park. Rain makeups may be played on Monday. June 14–July 14: Teams register online (including tentative roster). Go to bloomington.in.gov/softball and click on the green “Register Now” button. Choose day and league (see below). Staff reserves the right to adjust league placement if necessary. After registering online, pay a minimum deposit of half the league fee. League fee payment instructions, final payment due date, final roster due date, manager’s meeting date, and master game schedules will be sent via email following online registration. All teams that register and pay the full team fee by the registration deadline will be eligible to win a prize at the manager’s meeting.

League play begins the week of August 2. Co-Rec begins August 8. For more information about adult softball leagues, contact Scott Pedersen at pederses@bloomington.in.gov or 349-3774.

Su Co-Rec Comp

Tu Men's Comp

Th Men's Comp

• 3 HR • Men bat weak-hand

• 3 HR

Co-Rec Rec

Men's Rec

Women's

• 0 HR • Men bat weak-hand

• 0 HR

• 3 HR

COMPETITIVE

LESS

• Teams playing in Co-Rec Rec or Men’s Rec leagues will be allowed no more than two male players with a USA Softball player classification of D or higher on the roster. • Women’s league will use a weighted schedule (higher level teams will play each other more often.)

Switchyard Park Fitness Classes A variety of drop-in fitness programs from May 1–October 16 at Switchyard Park, hosted by some of Bloomington’s favorite instructors. No pre-registration required; just show up and pay $5 per person, per class with cash or credit card.

For days and times, follow us on Facebook or email Jess Klein at kleinj@bloomington.gov.

Adult Tennis Lessons Pick up a racquet and join Bloomington High School South Head Boys’ Tennis coaches Matt Corry and Ray Leonard on the courts. All instructors are South coaches or accomplished South players. Clinics are offered in partnership with the USTA and follow USTA curriculum. Participants will be divided into small groups based on skill level. For more information on clinics or private lessons contact Coach Corry at 812-606-2844 or matthewleecorry@yahoo.com.

Winslow Sports Complex

SPRING—$60/in-city, $68/non-city • Register by 4/25. M 5/3–5/24 • 6–6:55 p.m. • 170202-A W 5/5–5/26• 6–6:55 p.m. • 170202-B City of Bloomington, IN Parks and Recreation

SUMMER I—$60/in-city, $68/non-city • Register by 5/25. W 6/9–6/30 • 5–5:55 p.m. • 270202-1A

SUMMER II—$45/in-city, $53/non-city • Register by 7/6. W 7/14–7/28 • 5–5:55 p.m. • 270202-2A

See pages 6–7.

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of local businesses and organizations. We’d like to thank the following sponsors for their involvement this past program season.

Amethyst House

Limestone Post

Lisa J. Baker, DDS

Milestone

Baugh Fine Print & Mailing

The Niese Agency—State Farm

Bell Trace

Office Easel Promotions

Bledsoe Riggert Cooper James

Raymond Foundation

Bluestone Tree

REACH Media Network

Cassady Electrical Contractors, Inc.

Roto-Rooter Plumbers

CFC Properties

RLR Associates

Cornerstone P.D.S.

Smile Promotions

Crazy Horse

Stafford Real Estate

DEEM, LLC

Sterling Real Estate, Inc.

Eagle Ridge Civil Engineering Services

Steven Fortune, CFP—Edward Jones

Freitag & Martoglio, LLC

Summer Star Foundation for Nature, Art and Humanity

Tyler Grubb, Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance HFI Mechanical & Building Solutions ISU The May Agency J.R. Ellington Tree Experts

Tobacco Free Coalition of Monroe County World Wide Automotive Youth Services Bureau/Safe Place

Congratulations to our Park Partner award recipient: March: Sterling Real Estate, Inc. Thanks to Summer Star Foundation for Nature, Art and Humanity for supporting outdoor learning opportunities for area youth.

Become a Summer 2021 Event Sponsor:

Touch a Truck/Deadline April 28/$300—Target Market: event is geared toward children ages 1–10 yrs. and their families. Duck, Dodge, and Throw Dodgeball Tournament//Deadline May 3/ $300—Target Market: adults and young adults who engage in team sports. Drool in the Pool/Deadline June 12/Sponsorship levels $500, $250, $100—Target Market: pet owners who pamper their pets.

Reach your target market at the Twin Lakes Recreation Center, our multi-purpose facility offering programs and services that help make Bloomington a healthy, active community. This 100,000 sq. ft. sports, fitness and recreation complex serves thousands of diverse customers each year, from elite youth basketball teams to preschool soccer players. It is the perfect place for you to share your company’s message and reach your target audience. The facility features a 1/5-mile elevated indoor track, strength equipment and free weights, state-ofthe-art cardio studio, five hardwood courts, indoor turf field, mirrored exercise studio, and meeting rooms. The Twin Lakes Recreation Center is home to Andrew Frank basketball camps, AAU local and regional tournaments, Bloomington Youth Basketball, and youth and adult soccer. Reach these target markets • 300,000 annual visits • 1,200+ active adult members • more than 800 SilverSneakers members (ages 55 yrs. and up) • 600+ Bloomington Youth Basketball players • local and regional basketball and other sports tournaments Custom opportunities to connect with your market • Our custom advertising packages can give you more than just signs! • Set up a display at the TLRC during tournaments or peak visitation. • Place coupons, menus, or brochures in our literature display areas. • Run a custom TV spot on our four closed-circuit TV screens all day, every day. • … and more! Price points for 96" × 42" banners (per year) Court 1: $1,500 Courts 2–5: $1,000 Turf: $1,000 Studios: $800 Larger banner sizes available.

For more information, contact Julie Ramey at 349-3719 or rameyj@bloomington.in.gov or Sarah Owen at 349-3739 or owensa@bloomington.in.gov.

The City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation and IU Health Bloomington have partnered and combined resources to positively impact the health and wellness of the entire community.

Slip ‘N Foam/Deadline June 18/$300—Target Market: families with preschool and elementary-aged children.

For a complete list of sponsorship opportunities along with marketing benefits, contact Community Relations Coordinator, Sarah Owen at 349-3739 or owensa@bloomington.in.gov. Align your business with Bloomington Parks and Recreation facilities, trails, programs, and events.

bloomington.in.gov/parks

Summer Solstice Celebration/Deadline April 26/Sponsorship levels $1,000, $500, $300—Target Market: adults, teens, and school-aged children who enjoy outdoor recreation.

Promote your products and services at the Twin Lakes Recreation Center:

Sponsorship/Parks Partners

Special thanks to our Parks Partners! So many of our programs and events are enhanced through the sponsorship

Four ways to register for programs Online

Walk in

Online registration available 24-7. bloomington.in.gov/parks Secured for credit card payment. VISA, MASTERCARD, or DISCOVER

401 N. Morton St., Ste. 250, Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Face masks are required to enter City Hall. VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER, CASH, CHECK, or MONEY ORDER

Mail in

Drop off

Complete the registration form and send it to Bloomington Parks and Recreation 401 N. Morton St., Ste. 250 Bloomington, IN 47404 Registrations must be received before the deadline. CHECK or MONEY ORDER

A convenient drop box is located outside City Hall, at the “401” address doors. Drop off your registration after hours or whenever it’s convenient for you. Make sure you drop off before the registration date. CHECK or MONEY ORDER

For information about resident status, fees and charges, liability waivers, registration, and refunds, visit: bloomington.in.gov/parks/registration PROGRAM REGISTRATION FORM Name

Home Phone Work Phone

(parent/guardian if participant is under 18 or under legal guardianship)

Street Address City

State Zip

City of Bloomington Resident? Yes

Emergency Contact

E-mail Address

(If you are unsure of your residency status, please call 812-349-3700)

How did you hear of this program? Program Guide Social Media Newspaper Flier Friend Email Website Previous Participant Other Participant Name

Gender

Birthdate

Shirt Size

Program Name

Inclusive Service Request:

Reasonable accommodations are needed to participate in above program(s) related to specific needs associated with a disability. (circle one) YES NO If YES, please complete an Inclusion Assessment and the Inclusive Recreation Coordinator will contact you. We request at least two weeks notification for reasonable accommodations requests. In some cases reasonable accommodations may take longer.

Parks and Recreation Program Waiver Statement The undersigned is the adult program participant, or is the parent or legal guardian of the program participant. The undersigned hereby states that s/he understands the activities that will take place in this program, and that the program participant is physically and mentally able to participate in this program. The undersigned recognizes, as with any activity, there is risk of injury. In the event that the program participant sustains an injury in the course of the program, and the Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department is unable to contact the appropriate person(s) to obtain consent for treatment, the Department and/or its employees or volunteers are authorized to take reasonable steps to obtain appropriate medical treatment. The program participant and/or his/her parent or legal guardian shall be responsible for the cost of such treatment. The undersigned now releases the City of Bloomington, the Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department, its employees, agents, and assigns, from any claims including, but not limited to, personal injuries or damage to property caused by or having any relation to this activity. It is understood that the release applies to any present or future injuries and that it binds the undersigned, undersigned’s spouse, heirs, executors and administrators. The Program Participant may be photographed and videotaped while participating in Parks and Recreation activities and while attending Parks and Recreation events, and consent is given for the reproduction of such photos or videos for advertising and publicity. Assumption of the Risk and Waiver of Liability Relating to Coronavirus/COVID-19 The novel coronavirus, COVID-19, has been declared a worldwide pandemic by the World Health Organization. COVID-19 is highly contagious and is believed to spread mainly from person-to-person contact. Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department has put in place preventative measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19; however, the Department cannot guarantee that the program participant, or the program participant’s household members will not become infected with COVID-19. Further, attending the program could increase the risk of the program participant, or the program participant’s household members of contracting COVID-19. By signing this agreement, the undersigned acknowledges the contagious nature of COVID-19 and voluntarily assumes the risk that the program participant, or other members of the program participant’s household may be exposed to or infected by COVID-19 as a result of attending the program and that such exposure or infection may result in personal injury, illness, permanent disability, and death. The undersigned also acknowledges and understands that all of the risks of COVID-19 are not known and that the risk of becoming exposed to or infected by COVID-19 at the program may result from the actions, omissions, or negligence of the program participant and others, including, but not limited to, Bloomington Parks and Recreation employees, volunteers, and other program participants and their families. The undersigned voluntarily agrees to assume all of the foregoing risks, known and unknown, and accept sole responsibility for any injury or loss to the program participant, and other members of the program participant’s household. The undersigned hereby waives, releases, discharges, and agrees to hold harmless, indemnify, and not sue Bloomington Parks and Recreations Department, its employees, agents, officers, directors, affiliates, members, volunteers, and representatives (collectively, “Releasees”), of and from any and all claims, liabilities, actions, damages, costs or expenses of any kind arising out of or relating thereto. The undersigned further agrees that this release includes any Claims based on the actions, omissions, or negligence of the Releasees, whether such claim arises before, during, or after participation in any Parks and Recreation program. I have read and understand all of the foregoing terms. I agree with the terms and sign voluntarily. ________________________________________________________________________

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________________________________________________________________________

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Signature of Parent/Guardian Name of Parent/Guardian

Date

Name of Child

Class Code

Fee

Include Your Voluntary Donation to the Bloomington Parks & Recreation Department Community Garden Fund Bloomington Tree Fund Greatest need

Total Enclosed

$1 $3 $5 Other $

Method of Payment: Cash (do not mail cash)

Check/Money Order

Make check or money order payable to: City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation Mail registrations to: City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation 401 N. Morton Street, Ste. 250, Bloomington IN 47404

Bloomington Parks and Recreation Staff Dennis Robertson............................................................................................ MEO Jim Salisbury.............................................................................................Laborer II Haskell Smith.......................................Urban Forestry Working Foreperson smithh@bloomington.in.gov Joanna Sparks..............................................................................City Landscaper sparkj@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3497 Rebecca Swift................................................Natural Resources Coordinator rebecca.swift@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3759 Rob Turpin...................................................................Operations Crew Leader turpinr@bloomington.in.gov

(L–R) Park Foundation President Jim Murphy celebrates Dave Williams’ retirement from Bloomington Parks and Recreation with Dave’s grandson Damon and son Chris.

Administration

Paula McDevitt.................................................................... Administrator mcdevitp@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3711 Ellen Campbell.........................................................................Graphic Designer campbele@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3799 Kim Clapp.......................................................................................Office Manager clappk@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3710 Missy Grabowski...................................... Customer Service Representative grabowsm@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3700 Tiffany Hall................................................. Customer Service Representative halti@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3702 Brenda McGlothlin.................................. Customer Service Representative mcglothb@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3701 Sarah Owen.............................................Community Relations Coordinator owensa@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3739 Ethan Philbeck.......................................... Customer Service Representative philbece@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3757 Julie Ramey.................................................... Community Relations Manager rameyj@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3719

Operations and Natural Resources

Tim Street.................Operations and Development Division Director tim.street@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3706 John Barnes........................................................................................................ MEO barnesj@bloomington.in.gov Marie Becker................................. Urban Greenspace Working Foreperson marie.becker@bloomington.in.gov Jon Behrman.......................................... Natural Areas Working Foreperson behrmanj@bloomington.in.gov Steve Cotter.......................................................... Natural Resources Manager cotters@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3736 Barb Dunbar................................................Operations Division Coordinator dunbarb@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3498 Don Foddrill..................................................... Facilities Working Foreperson foddrild@bloomington.in.gov Dave Fox..............................Sanitation and Grounds Working Foreperson foxd@bloomington.in.gov Curtis Gilstrap................. Cemeteries/Landscaping Working Foreperson Bob Grubb.................................................................Urban Forestry, Laborer II Erin Hatch........................................................................................Urban Forester erin.hatch@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3716 Mike Hollingsworth................................. Facilities Maintenance Mechanic Mark Marotz..........................................................Operations Superintendent marotzm@bloomington.in.gov • 327-6119 Phil Paris.....................................................................................................Laborer II Anthony Robertson............................ Equipment Maintenance Mechanic robertsa@bloomington.in.gov

Recreation

Becky Higgins............................ Recreation Services Division Director barrickb@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3713 Clarence Boone...........................................Community Events Coordinator 349-3738 Leslie Brinson..................................................... Community Events Manager brinsonl@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3715 Cory Hawkins......................................................................... Program Specialist hawkinco@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3783 Jess Klein.............................................................Health/Wellness Coordinator kleinj@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3771 Hsiung Marler..........................................General Manager Switchyard Park marlerh@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3961 Sarah Mullin....................................Community Events Program Specialist mullins@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3704 Erik Pearson....................................................... Program/Facility Coordinator pearsone@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3746 Bill Ream........................................................Community Events Coordinator reamw@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3748 Crystal Ritter.................................................Community Events Coordinator ritterc@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3962 Amy Shrake....................................................... Program/Facility Coordinator shrakea@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3747 Ashley Spurgeon...........................Community Events Program Specialist ashley.spurgeon@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3718 Maggie Tull.......................................................... Switchyard Park Foreperson maggie.tull@bloomington.in.gov

Sports

John Turnbull.................................... Sports Services Division Director turnbulj@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3712 Aaron Craig.....................................................................Golf Facilities Manager craiga@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3791 Daren Eads............................................................................ Facility Coordinator eadsd@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3772 Dan Kluesner.........................................Athletic Fields Working Foreperson 349-3760 Chris Lamb.............................................Athletic Fields Working Foreperson Scott Pedersen......................................................Sports/Facility Coordinator pederses@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3774 James Richardson............................................. Golf Course Superintendent richarja@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3764 Jason Sims...............................................................Golf Programs Coordinator simsja@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3782 Megan Stark..............................................................Membership Coordinator starme@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3770 Mark Sterner................................................................ General Manager Sports sternerm@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3768 Dee Tuttle.................................................Sports Facility/Programs Manager tuttled@bloomington.in.gov • 349-3762

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