Boise Parks and Recreation Winter-Spring 2019-20 Activity Guide by Boise Parks and Recreation

Activity Guide

PARKS AND RECREATION

WINTER/ SPRING 2019-20

DECEMBER 11 NON-RESIDENTS

Activity Guide

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WINTER/SPRING 2019-2020 PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSIONERS President Jon Ruzicka Vice President Angela Johnson Commissioners Preston Carter, Kate Lovan, Susan McIlroy, Scott Raeber, Stephen Smith, Erik Stidham, Jessica Weisman (Youth Commissioner) PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Director Doug Holloway Superintendents Sara Arkle, Open Space Karen Bledsoe, Administration Gene Peacock, Zoo Boise Roseanne Brown, Recreation Jennifer Tomlinson, Parks Communications & Marketing Bonnie Shelton CITY OF BOISE ELECTED OFFICIALS Mayor David Bieter City Council Lauren McLean, Council President Elaine Clegg, Council President Pro Tem Scot Ludwig Lisa E. Sánchez TJ Thomson Holli Woodings

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OUR MISSION STATEMENT Parks and Recreation Department’s mission is to enhance Boise’s quality of life by working in partnership with the community to foster and support citizen well being and healthy community environments. ACTIVITY GUIDE Activity Guide is published three times a year in December (Winter/ Spring), in April (Summer) and in August (Fall) by Parks and Recreation Department, 1104 Royal Blvd., Boise, Idaho 83706, 208-6087600, cityofboise.org/parks. Contents ©2019 Parks and Recreation Department, all rights reserved. Printed in the United States. FEES, CHARGES & CLASS TIME DISCLAIMER Fees set in this activity guide are subject to approval by the Boise City Council. Fees are subject to change at any time by resolution of the council without additional notice except as required by Idaho Code. Prices include sales tax when applicable. In the event of an error, omission or misprint in this guide, please refer to the fees and charges that were approved by the Boise City Council. Class times are subject to change. Boise Parks and Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel activities due to lack of registration. REFUND & CANCELLATION POLICY Please see page 71 for the Refund and Cancellation Policy. LEGALESE In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its agencies, offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at 800-877-8339. Additionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English. To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, (AD-3027) found online at: ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form. To request a copy of the complaint form, call 866-632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by: (1) mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, D.C. 20250-9410; (2) fax: 202-690-7442; or (3) email: program.intake@usda.gov. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

Contents INFORMATION City Staff and Elected Officials. . . . . . . . . . 2 Facility Rentals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Park Reservations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Registration Information and Form. . . . . 71

PRESCHOOL

[ WA L KI NG - AG E 5 ]

Art. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Drop-In Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Environmental Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Golf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Homeschool Adventures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Ice Hockey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Ice Skating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Performing Arts/Dance/Yoga. . . . . . . . . . . 9 Spring Break Camps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 STEM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Zoo Boise Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

YOUTH [ AG ES 6 - 12 ]

Art. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Cooking. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Environmental Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Golf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Homeschool Adventures. . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Performing Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Ice Hockey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Social Partner Dancing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Ice Skating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Sports/Fitness. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Performing Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Zoo Boise. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

School Break Day Camps. . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

OLDER ADULTS

Sports/Fitness. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 STEM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Summer Playcamps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Zoo Boise Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

TEENS

[ 62 & OVE R ]

Lifetime and Leisure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 DESC Daily Drop-In Programs. . . . . . . . . 53 Educational Opportunities, Special Events and Travel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

[ AGE S 1 3 - 17 ]

Art. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

ADAPTIVE RECREATION

Cooking. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Environmental Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Homeschool Adventures. . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Performing Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 School Break Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Sports/Fitness. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 STEM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

[ A LL AGE S ]

Camps ��57 Classes and Clubs ��57 One-Day Activities ��59 AdVenture Seeker Program ��62

VOLUNTEER & LEARN

ADULTS

[ A LL AGE S ]

[ 18 & OVE R ]

Art. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Cooking/Nutrition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

VoLEARNteer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Other Volunteer Opportunities . . . . . . . . 65

Environmental Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

“Boiseans, by nature, are inclusive, welcoming and kind. That's why we are committed to providing a variety of programs, classes and more for all ages and abilities - and why we work hard every day to make those offerings accessible to everyone.” –MAYOR DAVID BIETER

C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

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PRESCHOOL (WALKING-AGE 5) ART â&#x20AC;&#x201C; PARENT/CHILD ART DO-IT-TOGETHER

All materials are provided. Fees include both parent/guardian and child.

AGES 4-7 + ADULT Come have artistic fun with your child! Create one-of-a-kind clay sculptures, make a colorful batik project, draw with pastels and paint with watercolors. This class will explore these media and more.

ABC ART AGES 2.5-5 + ADULT This fun class for children and adults incorporates art with the 26 letters of the alphabet. Preschoolers will learn about letters through a variety of fun projects using different materials.

ART START AGES 2.5-5 + ADULT Preschoolers will be introduced to all kinds of fun art projects using a variety of materials such as clay, paint, textiles, pastels and more.

ART ADVENTURES

CLASS

STORIES THAT COME ALIVE AGES 2.5-5 + ADULT This class includes art projects centered around special stories for children. A variety of materials including clay, paint and much more will be used.

CLAY CLASS FOR CREATIVE KIDS

AGES 2.5-5 + ADULT This special fun-filled program lets imaginations run wild with inventive projects each week using different art materials. AGE

vases and wall hangings. Students will decorate and glaze all of their one-of-a-kind clay creations.

DECEMBER 9 (Residents) DECEMBER 11 (Non-residents)

AGES 2.5-5 + ADULT During this fun class, parents and children will make plates, figures, TIME

DATE

2.5-5 + Adult

ABC ART

DAY

9-9:45AM

Apr 2-May 7

Art Center

Karen Hedger

$47.99/$73.83

302303-01

2.5-5 + Adult

ART ADVENTURES

10-10:45AM

Jan 14-Feb 18

Art Center

Karen Hedger

$47.99/$73.83

202702-01

Art Center

Kelly Cox

$63.65/$98.11

Art Center

Karen Hedger

$47.99/$73.83

Art Center

Karen Hedger

$47.99/$73.83

Art Center

Karen Hedger

$47.99/$73.83

4-7 + Adult

ART DO-IT-TOGETHER

2.5-5 + Adult

ART START

2.5-5 + Adult

CLAY CLASS FOR CREATIVE KIDS Th

2.5-5 + Adult

STORIES THAT COME ALIVE

4:15-5:15PM

Jan 15-Feb 19 Apr 1-May 6

9-9:45AM

Jan 16-Feb 20

10-10:45AM

Mar 31-May 5

9-9:45AM

Jan 14-Feb 18

10-10:45AM

Jan 16-Feb 20

9-9:45AM

Mar 31-May 5

10-10:45AM

Apr 2-May 7

LOCATION

INSTRUCTOR

FEE RES/NR

ACTIVITY#

202704-01 302704-01 202701-01 302701-01 202713-01 202713-02 302713-01 302705-01

DROP-IN ACTIVITIES PRESCHOOL OPEN GYM AGES 5 & UNDER + ADULT Preschoolers will love playing with balls, gym scooters and age-appropriate gym equipment in the Fort Boise Community Center gym.

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AGE 5 & Under + Adult DATE Oct 1-Apr 30*

CLASS PRESCHOOL OPEN GYM LOCATION

DAY Tu, Th

TIME 9-11AM FEE

Fort Boise CC $1 per child *No preschool open gym Dec 24, 26, 31; Jan 2; Mar 24 & 26

LITTLE GARDENERS PRESCHOOL DROP-OFF

NATURE PRESCHOOL DROP-OFF PROGRAM AGES 3.5-6 In these classes, children will discover nature. Classes include songs, short hikes, stories, crafts and hands-on experiences both inside and outside. Repeat class offered the 1st and 2nd Friday of each month; each month having a different theme. This is a dropoff program.

STORY TRAIL ADVENTURE

AGE

3-6

3.5-6

WATERSHED WEEKENDS ALL AGES + ADULT Free activities take place from 10AM-1PM. An outdoor tour of the water renewal facility is offered from 11:30AM-12:30PM, weather permitting. Closed-toe shoes required. JANUARY 18 – OUR PREHISTORIC WATERSHED Meet local geologists while participating in hands-on activities to learn about Idaho’s past – including erupting volcanoes and casting a fossil dino claw!

STORY TRAIL ADVENTURE

LITTLE GARDENERS PRESCHOOL DROP-OFF

DAY

TIME

10-11AM

1-4PM

NATURE PRESCHOOL DROP-OFF PROGRAM – Bears NATURE PRESCHOOL DROP-OFF PROGRAM – Five Senses

1-4PM

NATURE PRESCHOOL DROP-OFF PROGRAM – Spring NATURE PRESCHOOL DROP-OFF PROGRAM – Trees WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Our Prehistoric Watershed All Ages + Adult

APRIL 18 – EXTREME WEATHER Dive into weather and climate science as you meet hydrologists in our community. Visit with a meteorologist and see weather demonstrations, create a mini tornado and participate in other weather experiments.

MARCH 21 – SPRING MADNESS Let’s celebrate spring! The Boise WaterShed will have spring themed games and activities.

NATURE PRESCHOOL DROP-OFF PROGRAM – Snow

3.5-6

You will be able to make crafts and participate in our unofficial March Madness bracket of fluffy animals. There will be spring giveaways and more!

FEBRUARY 15 – RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS Join us as we celebrate National Random Acts of Kindness Day. Make a pet toy for animals at the Idaho Humane Society, donate food, clothing and diapers for local homeless shelters, learn more about Boise Kind or make a special card for deployed service men and women.

CLASS

WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Random Acts of Kindness WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Spring Madness WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Extreme Weather

DATE

Nature Preschool Drop-Off Program

LOCATION

INSTRUCTOR

FEE

ACTIVITY#

Jan 14

225010-01

Feb 11

225010-02

Mar 10

Foothills LC

Staff

325010-01

Apr 14

325010-02

May 12

325010-03

Jan 17

224001-01

Jan 24

224001-02

Feb 21

224001-03

Feb 28

224001-04

Mar 20 Mar 27

BUGS

Staff

$20

324001-01 324001-02

Apr 17

324001-03

Apr 24

324001-04

May 15

324001-05

May 22

324001-06

Jan 3

225962-01

Jan 10

225962-02

Feb 7

225962-03

Feb 14

225962-04

Mar 6 Mar 13

Foothills LC

Fernsworth

$20

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AGES 3-6 Offered the 2nd Tuesday of each month. We invite you and your preschooler to join us to walk our ¼ mile trail and read a story together. Afterwards each child can get creative

with our story-related craft. Children should dress for the weather and be accompanied by an adult.

( WA LKING -AG E

Ages 3.5-6 This drop-off preschool session will focus on seasonal components of gardening that encourages exploration, creativity and healthy eating. Activities could include garden tours, craft projects, science experiments, story time, bug catching and more. Repeat class offered the 3rd and 4th Friday of each month with each month having a different theme.

P R ESCH OOL

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION

325962-01 325962-02

Apr 3

325962-03

Apr 10

325962-04

May 1

325962-05

May 8

325962-06

Jan 18 Sa

10AM-1PM

Feb 15 Mar 21

Boise WaterShed Staff

Free

N/A

Apr 18 C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

5 ) ( WA LKING-AGE PRE S C H OOL

GOLF GOLF LESSONS AGES 4-6 Classes will cover full-swing, stance, grip, short game, chipping and putting. All classes are open to any skill level from beginner to advanced; clubs will be provided for students during class time.

DECEMBER 9 (Residents) DECEMBER 11 (Non-residents) AGE 4-6

CLASS GOLF LESSONS – Quail Hollow

4-6

Warm Springs Golf Course

GOLF LESSONS – Warm Springs

DAY

TIME

Tu, W, Th

4:15-5:30PM

Tu, W, Th

4:15-5:30PM

May 5-7 Mar 31-Apr 2 Apr 28-30

LOCATION

FEE

Quail Hollow GC

$60

Warm Springs GC

$60

ACTIVITY# 370001-01 370001-02 380001-01 380001-02

HOMESCHOOL ADVENTURES BOISE WATERSHED HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Hyatt Hidden Lakes AGES 3-13 Join the Boise WaterShed staff at Hyatt Hidden Lakes (5301 N. Maple Grove Road) for a morning of exploring the Hyatt Wetlands. Younger students will focus on the animals and birds that call the wetlands home, while older students will study water quality and features of the engineered wetlands. Will meet at lower parking lot.

BOISE WATERSHED – Homeschool @ SnowSchool AGES 3-13 Join Boise Environmental Education for a day of SnowSchool at Bogus Basin as we strap on snowshoes and explore snow science and winter ecology. Snowshoes are available for ages 8 through adult; younger children will AGE All Ages + Adult 3-6 (Preschool)

3-13

5-6 (Grades K-1)

explore the winter environment on foot. Fee of $6 per person, payable to Bogus Basin on the day of the event. Will meet at Bogus Basin Nordic Center.

BUGS & FLC HOMESCHOOL DAYS AGES 5-12 (GRADES K-6) Spend some time outside learning about our environment with instructors from the Foothills Learning Center (FLC) and Boise Urban Garden School (BUGS) during these sessions specifically designed for homeschoolers.

HOMESCHOOL ZOO PROGRAM AGES 5-6 (GRADES K-1) The Homeschool Zoo program provides a unique learning experience for students schooled at home. Youth classes and full description page 14.

CLASS ZOO BOISE HOMESCHOOL DAY

DAY

TIME 9:30-11AM

10-11:30AM Mar 5

FOOTHILLS HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Snow FOOTHILLS HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Birds of Prey

5-12 (Grades K-6)

DATE

Apr 2

LOCATION

N E W ZOO BOISE HOMESCHOOL DAY ALL AGES + ADULT Engage in STEM learning together as you self-direct through multiple educational stations located throughout the zoo. Children must always remain accompanied by an adult. All participants must register individually. FEE RES+NR / FOZB

Zoo Boise

$6 / $5

Foothills LC

May 7

WATERSHED HOMESCHOOL DAYS – SnowSchool*

Bogus Basin Mar 18 Nordic Center

10AM-2PM

10-11:30AM Apr 13

ACTIVITY# / FOZB# 330117-01 / 330317-01 225095-01

FOOTHILLS HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Wildflowers

WATERSHED HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Hyatt Hidden Lakes*

SnowSchool

Jan 2

325095-01 325095-02

Hyatt Hidden Lakes Reserve

$6 Free

Call 208-608-7300 or email bw@cityofboise.org

HOMESCHOOL ZOO – Swinging & Swimming

Jan 8

230550-01

HOMESCHOOL ZOO – Weathering Winter

Feb 5

230550-02

HOMESCHOOL ZOO – Little Scientist

9AM-12PM

HOMESCHOOL ZOO – Backyard Wildlife

DATE Apr 7-9

BUGS HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Seeds & Planting BUGS HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Pollinators

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Mar 4

Zoo Boise

$15

Apr 1 Tu

1-2:30PM

Feb 18 May 19

330550-01 330550-02

BUGS

224104-01

324104-01 *Pre-registration required one week in advance

P R ESCH OOL

ICE HOCKEY GOAL!

Hockey Learn to Play

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 1 (H1)

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 3 (H3) AGES 4-7 Players will learn one-foot snowplow stop, introduce hips with ¼ turn twist to hockey stop, full strides using 45-degree V-Push, shuffle stride, backwards hustle, backward C-Cuts or power pushes, backward outside edge glide, forward C-Cuts, C-push glide, forward outside & inside edges, gliding 2 foot turn and lateral Crossover March. Classes will be structured following USA Hockey American Development Model (ADM) Program. Full equipment required. Idaho IceWorld will provide rental equipment at no additional charge. Helmet and stick must be provided by skater.

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 2 (H2) AGES 4-7 Players will learn backward stance, skating forward using full strides, forward onefoot glides, backward hustle, backward swizzles, glide turns and moving snowplow stops. Full equipment required. Idaho IceWorld will provide

4-7

CLASS

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 1 (H1)

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 2 (H2)

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 3 (H3)

4-7

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 4 (H4)

4-17

USA HOCKEY NATIONWIDE TRY HOCKEY FOR FREE CLINIC

DAY

TIME

DATE

LOCATION

AGES 4-7 Prerequisite requirement: mastery of Hockey Learn to Play 3 (H3) skills. Class includes on-ice coaching instruction and scrimmages. Full hockey equipment is required. Helmet and stick must be provided by skater.

5 )

AGES 4-7 Players will learn how to sit on ice and stand up, proper stance, march forward, forward two-foot glide, dip or squat, scooter pushes or T-push, forward swizzles, snowplow stop and backwards skating. Full equipment required. Idaho IceWorld will provide rental equipment at no additional charge. Helmet must be provided by skater. No sticks allowed.

AGE

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 4 (H4)

rental equipment at no additional charge. Helmet and stick must be provided by skater.

( WA LKING -AG E

T he focus and goal of the Hockey Learn to Play curriculum is to teach beginner hockey players the fundamentals of skating. It is important for these developing players to become comfortable on the ice, learn the basic hockey stance, stride, knee bend, use of edges and how to hold a stick before moving into a 6U or 8U full hockey curriculum. Players need to be able to participate in class independently from a parent. Scholarships are available for these classes. All players must have a valid USA Hockey membership. usahockeyregistration.com

USA HOCKEY NATIONWIDE TRY HOCKEY FOR FREE CLINIC AGES 4-17 USA Hockey is sponsoring a Try Hockey for Free clinic at Idaho IceWorld. Skates, sticks, gloves and helmets will be provided. Equipment fitting held 30 minutes prior to taking the ice. Registration is free but required.

INSTRUCTOR

FEE

ACTIVITY#

5:30-6PM

Jan 7-Feb 18

10:45-11:15AM

Jan 5-Feb 16

260000-01

5:30-6PM

Mar 3-Apr 21*

10:45-11:15AM

Mar 1-Apr 26**

360000-02

6-6:30PM

Jan 7-Feb 18

260001-01

11:15-11:45AM

Jan 5-Feb 16

6-6:30PM

Mar 3-Apr 21*

11:15-11:45AM

Mar 1-Apr 26**

360001-02

5:30-6:30PM

Jan 7-Feb 18

260002-01

10:45-11:45AM

Jan 5-Feb 16

5:30-6:30PM

Mar 3-Apr 21*

10:45-11:45AM

Mar 1-Apr 26**

360002-02

5:30-6:30PM

Jan 7-Feb 18

260003-01

10:45-11:45AM

Jan 5-Feb 16

5:30-6:30PM

Mar 3-Apr 21*

10:45-11:45AM

Mar 1-Apr 26**

TBD

Feb 22

Idaho IceWorld

Staff

$92/7 classes

$134/7 classes

260000-02 360000-01

260001-02 360001-01

260002-02 360002-01

260003-02 360003-01 360003-02

Idaho IceWorld

Kory Scoran

Free

260303-01

*No class Mar 24 **No class Mar 22 & Apr 12; Apr 26 class times will vary, see changes online or contact Idaho IceWorld C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

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PRE S C H OOL

All students of Idaho IceWorld’s Learn to Skate program must be current members of our governing body, Learn to Skate USA. With your annual $16 membership, you will receive access to loads of information, secondary accident insurance and competitions associated with Learn to Skate USA. This great skating program is endorsed by US Figure Skating, USA Hockey and US Speedskating. Purchase on learntoskateusa.com before registering for class.

DECEMBER 9 (Residents) DECEMBER 11 (Non-residents) Ice Skating, Learn to Skate

AGE

2-3

4-6

CLASS

SPUDS AND TATER TOTS (Parent Participation Required)

WEE ONES (Without Parent Participation)

SNOWPLOW SAM 1 (Beginners)

SNOWPLOW SAM 2 (Prerequisite Snowplow Sam 1)

SNOWPLOW SAM 3 (Prerequisite Snowplow Sam 2)

SNOWPLOW SAM 4 (Prerequisite Snowplow Sam 3)

DAY

TIME

DATE

LOCATION

FEE

ACTIVITY#

5:45-6:15PM

Jan 8-Feb 26

$97/8 classes

261000-01

10-10:30AM

Jan 9-Feb 27

$97/8 classes

261000-02

9:45-10:15AM Jan 11-Feb 29*

$85/7 classes

261000-03

5:45-6:15PM

Mar 4-Apr 29**

$97/8 classes

361000-01

10-10:30AM

Mar 5-Apr 30**

$97/8 classes

361000-02

9:45-10:15AM Mar 7-Apr 18**

$73/6 classes

361000-03

10-10:30AM

Jan 9-Feb 27

10-10:30AM

Mar 5-Apr 30**

5:45-6:15PM

Jan 8-Feb 26

9:45-10:15AM Jan 11-Feb 29*

5:45-6:15PM

Idaho IceWorld

$97/8 classes

261106-01 361106-01

$97/8 classes

261001-01

$85/7 classes

261001-02

$97/8 classes

361001-01

9:45-10:15AM Mar 7-Apr 18**

$73/6 classes

361001-02

5:45-6:15PM

$97/8 classes

261002-01

9:45-10:15AM Jan 11-Feb 29*

$85/7 classes

261002-02

5:45-6:15PM

$97/8 classes

361002-01

9:45-10:15AM Mar 7-Apr 18**

$73/6 classes

361002-02

5:45-6:15PM

$97/8 classes

261003-01

9:45-10:15AM Jan 11-Feb 29*

$85/7 classes

261003-02

5:45-6:15PM

$97/8 classes

361003-01

9:45-10:15AM Mar 7-Apr 18**

$73/6 classes

361003-02

5:45-6:15PM

$97/8 classes

261013-01

9:45-10:15AM Jan 11-Feb 29*

$85/7 classes

261013-02

5:45-6:15PM

$97/8 classes

361013-01

9:45-10:15AM Mar 7-Apr 18**

$73/6 classes

361013-02

Mar 4-Apr 29**

Idaho IceWorld

Jan 8-Feb 26 Mar 4-Apr 29**

Idaho IceWorld

Jan 8-Feb 26 Mar 4-Apr 29**

Idaho IceWorld

Jan 8-Feb 26 Mar 4-Apr 29**

Idaho IceWorld

*No class Feb 22 **No class Mar 24-28 8

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directions and interact with others, and of course, there’ll be a whole lot of boogieing going on! This class encourages little ones to move freely and expressively. Parents and toddlers should wear comfortable clothes and parents should be prepared to participate in all activities.

JOIN ANY TIME! For more performing arts and recital information see page 17.

BALLET, JAZZ & CHEER COMBO

MOVE IT AGES 3.5-5 Come learn basic dance steps, terminology and explore your own creative

WALKING-AGE 3 + ADULT Toddlers will develop motor skills, begin learning how to follow AGE Walking-3 + Adult Walking-3 + Adult 3.5-5

CLASS

DAY

9-9:45AM BOOGIE BABIES – Parent/Toddler

W 10:15-11AM

YOGA – Parent/Toddler BALLET, JAZZ & CHEER COMBO

F M M W

3.5-5

Th MODERN DANCE – Preschool

W M

3.5-5

MOVE IT

Tu W Tu

3.5-5

8:45-9:30AM 4:30-5:15PM 2-2:45PM 10:15-11AM

BALLET – Musical W

3-5

TIME

11-11:45AM 11-11:45AM 11-11:45PM 2-2:45PM 10:15-11AM 4:30-5:15PM 11-11:45AM

TAP – Beginner/Intermediate Th

10:15-11AM

DATE Jan 15-Mar 4 Mar 11-May 6** Jan 15-Mar 4 Mar 11-May 6** Jan 17-Mar 6 Mar 13-May 8** Jan 13-Mar 2* Mar 9-May 4**

LOCATION

AGES 3.5-5 Tap is one of the oldest forms of dance and is great for helping to develop strong legs, balance and quick feet. Boys and girls will have a tremendous amount of fun learning the basics in a fun, positive environment. This class requires tap shoes. For purchasing information please contact Clay Lee, 208-608-7684.

YOGA – Parent/Toddler WALKING-AGE 3 + ADULT Adults and toddlers will enjoy practicing yoga together through stories, songs and lots of imagination! Everyone will enjoy moments of fun active movement and peaceful relaxation. Adults should be prepared to participate in all activities. Yoga mats are encouraged. Come ready to move in comfortable clothes with bare feet. INSTRUCTOR

FEE RES/NR

Megan Brandel

$34/$52.15

Whitney CC

Fort Boise CC

ACTIVITY# 212502-01

Fort Boise CC

312502-01 212502-02 312502-02

Adriane Dellorco Lucy Singer

Jan 13-Mar 2*

$34/$52.15 $25.75/$39.36

212503-01 312503-01 212866-01

$45.36/$63.51

312866-01

$25.75/$39.36

212717-01

Mar 9-May 4**

$45.36/$63.51

312717-01

Jan 15-Mar 4

$34/$52.15

212717-02

Mar 11-May 6** Jan 15-Mar 4

Fort Boise CC

Stephanie Hinton

$45.36/$63.51

312717-02

$34/$52.15

212717-03

Mar 11-May 6**

$45.36/$63.51

312717-03

Jan 16-Mar 5

$34/$52.15

212717-04

Mar 12-May 7**

$45.36/$63.51

312717-04

Jan 15-Mar 4

$34/$52.15

212224-01

Mar 11-May 6** Jan 13-Mar 2* Mar 9-May 4** Jan 14-Mar 3 Mar 10-May 5** Jan 15-Mar 4 Mar 11-May 6**

Whitney CC Fort Boise CC Fort Boise CC

Megan Brandel Lucy Singer Stephanie Hinton

Dick Eardley SC Stephanie Hinton

Jan 14-Mar 3 Mar 10-May 5** Jan 16-Mar 5 Mar 12-May 7**

Fort Boise CC

5 )

BOOGIE BABIES – Parent/Toddler

BALLET – Musical

TAP – Beginner/Intermediate

( WA LKING -AG E

AGES 3.5-5 This fun introduction to dance and ballet is great for boys and girls! Through basic steps, terminology, creative movement, storytelling dances and ballet we will encourage creativity, coordination and self-esteem through basic steps, terminology, creative movement, storytelling dances and ballet.

N EW MODERN DANCE – Preschool AGES 3-5 Each class includes a dance warmup, the BrainDance, exploration of concepts and skills through dance games, an obstacle course and a bit of relaxation and stamps at the end. New dance concepts are focused on every two weeks, helping dancers investigate space, time and force. In these ways, they will develop excellent body awareness and a joyful relationship with music and movement! Dancers should wear comfortable clothing (snug fitting t-shirts and stretch/yoga pants that cover knees for floor work), bare feet and hair pulled back. Please have dancers use the bathroom before class. Parents can enjoy observing class through the studio windows.

AGES 3.5-5 This is the perfect class for those who just want to have fun moving and performing with music, but aren’t sure how! In this class, participants will begin learning the basics of ballet, jazz and cheer. Participants will need to come ready to move and have a great time, no special shoes or clothing required!

movement styles through imaginative music and games in a fun positive environment. Class time will be spent helping young dancers enhance physical development, interaction with others, following directions and self-esteem. A short performance may be given on the last day of class in the classroom setting.

P R ESCH OOL

PERFORMING ARTS/DANCE/YOGA

Stephanie Hinton

$45.36/$63.51

312224-01

$25.75/$39.36

212701-01

$45.36/$63.51

312701-01

$34/$52.15

212701-02

$45.36/$63.51

312701-02

$34/$52.15

212701-03

$45.36/$63.51

312701-03

$34/$52.15

212004-01

$45.36/$63.51

312004-01

$34/$52.15

212004-02

$45.36/$63.51 312004-02 *No class Jan 20 & Feb 17 **No class Mar 23-27 C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

5 ) ( WA LKING-AGE PRE S C H OOL

SPRING BREAK CAMPS BLOCKFEST® AT THE BOISE WATERSHED

LEARN TO SKATE CAMP – Beginner-Basic 4

ALL AGES + ADULT Join us each day from 10AM to noon to participate in BLOCKfest® activities. We will have hands-on block play experience for families set up in our theater. At 11AM, take a tour of the water renewal facility. Closed-toe shoes required for tour; no children under 4 on tour. Free admission.

AGES 5-12 Registration includes skate rental, instruction from certified instructors, snacks and games. Receive a camp t-shirt to wear for the final day performance when skaters show off the skills they’ve learned throughout the week. Final performance is at 11:45AM on Friday.

AGE

CLASS

DAY

TIME

DATE

LOCATION

FEE

ACTIVITY#

All Ages + Adult

BLOCKFEST® AT THE BOISE WATERSHED

M-F

10AM-12PM

Mar 23-27

Boise WaterShed

FREE

N/A

5-12

LEARN TO SKATE CAMP – Beginner-Basic 4

M-F

9AM-12PM

Mar 23-27

Idaho IceWorld

$150

361200-01

STEM (SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, MATHEMATICS) STEM

Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics Children’s play will be connected to basic STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) concepts in these fun, interactive classes. Participants should bring their own snack and water bottle. Each activity is a different theme designed to keep kids engaged and learning in a positive, encouraging environment.

PLAYGROUND SCIENCE AGES 3.5-6 Classes teach associated STEM concepts as children explore a local playground. Participants should be dressed for the weather and wear closed-toe shoes.

SNOWY STEM AGES 3.5-6 Winter activities of snow, sledding, skiing, ice skating and hockey are linked to STEM.

SPRINGING INTO STEM AGES 3.5-6 Experiments and play will demonstrate how STEM is related to balance concepts associated with gymnastics, bike riding, skating and jumping. AGE 3.5-6 3.5-6 3.5-6

BLOCKfest® at the Boise WaterShed

CLASS WINTER INDOOR FUN SNOWY STEM SPRINGING INTO STEM

3.5-6

SPORT STEM

3.5-6

PLAYGROUND SCIENCE

3.5-6

SUMMER PREP STEM

DAY Tu F Tu F Tu F Tu F Tu Tu F

SPORT STEM AGES 3.5-6 Basic STEM knowledge is tied to playing softball, golf, frisbee and tennis.

SUMMER PREP STEM AGES 3.5-6 As the activities of summer commence, this class associates STEM with camping, swimming and biking.

WINTER INDOOR FUN AGES 3.5-6 Basic STEM concepts will be connected to popular indoor activities including games, music and cooking. Sport STEM

TIME 9:30-11:30AM 9:30-11:30AM 9:30-11:30AM 9:30-11:30AM 12:30-2:30PM 9:30-11:30AM

WINTER/SPRING 2019-2020 ACTIVITY GUIDE

DATE Jan 7-28 Jan 10-31 Feb 4-25 Feb 7-28 Mar 3-31* Mar 6-Apr 3* Apr 7-28 Apr 10-May 1 May 5-19 May 5-19 May 8-22

LOCATION Fort Boise CC Fort Boise CC Fort Boise CC

INSTRUCTOR Maureen Welcker Maureen Welcker Maureen Welcker

FEE RES/NR $42.20/$64.86 $42.20/$64.86 $42.20/$64.86

Fort Boise CC

Maureen Welcker

$42.20/$64.86

Boise Hills Park

Maureen Welcker

$31.90/$48.90

Fort Boise CC

Maureen Welcker

$31.90/$48.90

ACTIVITY# 219344-01 219344-02 219345-01 219345-02 319346-01 319346-02 319343-01 319343-02 319330-01 319347-01 319347-02 *No class Mar 23-27

DISCOUNTS

Friends of Zoo Boise

FoZB = Friends of Zoo Boise.

HOMESCHOOL ZOO PROGRAM PRESCHOOL ZOO AGES 3-5 + ADULT Get to know some of our Zoo Boise animals better in this series of programs designed for adults and preschoolers. A different animal is featured each week. Activities are designed to be multi-sensory and may include mini zoo tours, movement activities, listening to stories, crafts, AGE All Ages + Adult*

2 & Under + Adult*

3-5 + Adult*

CLASS ZOO BOISE HOMESCHOOL DAY

SERIES 1 – JANUARY (4 weeks): Hyena, Crowned Crane, Frog, Vervet Monkey SERIES 2 – FEBRUARY (4 weeks): Porcupine, Chameleon, Lion, Moon Jelly SERIES 3 – MARCH (3 weeks): Tortoise, Nyala, Pied Crow Stroller Safari

SERIES 4 – APRIL (4 weeks): Gorongosa Lizard, Cricket, Zebra, Baboon

enjoyment, unregistered children (including siblings) may not attend. Price includes Zoo Boise admission for the day. Both adult and child must register individually.

STROLLER SAFARI AGES 2 & UNDER + ADULT Bring your walking shoes and camera on this exclusive guided experience through Zoo Boise. Bond with your little one as you both learn about the wonders of wildlife through up close animal encounters, zoo insider led tours and activities that build skills in both parents and kids that can be used for a lifetime. Each week will uncover new wonders and provide great tips for nature exploration. Maximum of 2 children per enrolled adult. For everyone’s safety and DAY Th

TIME 9:30-11AM

DATE Apr 2

N E W ZOO BOISE HOMESCHOOL

DAY

ALL AGES + ADULT Engage in STEM learning together as you self-direct through multiple educational stations located throughout the zoo. Children must always remain accompanied by an adult. Both adult and child must register individually.

LOCATION FEE ACTIVITY# FOZB FEE FOZB ACTIVITY# Zoo Boise

330117-01

330317-01

STROLLER SAFARI – Monkey

Feb 6

230180-01

230190-01

STROLLER SAFARI – Vulture

Feb 13

230180-02

230190-02

STROLLER SAFARI – Armadillo

Feb 20

230180-03

230190-03

STROLLER SAFARI – Fox STROLLER SAFARI – Fish

Feb 27 Th

10-10:30AM

Mar 5

230180-04 Zoo Boise

330180-01

230190-04 $5

330190-01

STROLLER SAFARI – Eagle

Mar 12

330180-02

330190-02

STROLLER SAFARI – Skunk

Mar 19

330180-03

330190-03

STROLLER SAFARI – Komodo

Apr 9

330180-04

330190-04

STROLLER SAFARI – Parrot

Apr 16

330180-05

330190-05

230201-01

230211-01

PRESCHOOL ZOO SERIES 1 – January: Hyena, Crowned Crane, Frog, Vervet Monkey

9:30-10:30AM Jan 7-28

11AM-12PM

Jan 7-28

10-11AM

Jan 4-25

230201-03

9:30-10:30AM Feb 4-25

230203-01

PRESCHOOL ZOO SERIES 2 – February: Tu Porcupine, Chameleon, Lion, Moon Jelly Sa PRESCHOOL ZOO SERIES 3 – March: Tortoise, Nyala, Pied Crow PRESCHOOL ZOO SERIES 4 – April: Gorongosa Lizard, Cricket, Zebra, Baboon

5 )

AGES 5-6 (GRADES K-1) F ull listing page 14.

touching artifacts and meeting live animals. Join us for this informal introduction to the wonderful world of animals. All children must be accompanied by an enrolled, paying adult who is ready to take part in the activities. Maximum of 2 children per enrolled adult. For everyone’s safety and enjoyment, unregistered children (including siblings) may not attend. All children must be at least 3 years old by the date of the first class to attend. Both adult and child must register individually.

( WA LKING -AG E

Annual pass holders receive discounts on some classes. If you are a Friends of Zoo Boise (FoZB) pass holder, please be sure to enroll in the activity number listed under the FoZB rate to receive the discount. A current pass is required and must be available for proof upon registration and at program check-in. To purchase a FoZB annual pass, contact Zoo Boise at 208-608-7744. Passes can be purchased online at zooboise.org/ support/annual-membership. All Zoo Boise classes are taught by FoZB.

P R ESCH OOL

ZOO BOISE PROGRAMS

Zoo Boise

$24

11AM-12PM

Feb 4-25

10-11AM

Feb 8-29

230203-03

9:30-10:30AM Mar 3-17

330303-01

11AM-12PM

Mar 3-17

10-11AM

Mar 7-21

330303-03

9:30-10:30AM Apr 7-28

330304-01

11AM-12PM

Apr 7-28

10-11AM

Apr 11-May 2

Zoo Boise

$24

230201-02

$18

$24

230203-02

330303-02

330304-02

$20

230211-02 230211-03 230213-01

$20

230213-02 230213-03 330313-01

$15

330313-02 330313-03 330314-01

$20

330314-02

330304-03 330314-03 *Both adult and child must register individually C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

6-1 2) ( AGES YOU T H

YOUTH

(AGES 6-12)

ART All materials are provided.

ART DO-IT-TOGETHER AGES 4-7 + ADULT Come have artistic fun with your child! Create one-of-a-kind clay sculptures, make a colorful batik project, draw with pastels and paint with watercolors. This class will explore these media and more. Fee includes both parent/guardian and child.

ART & ANIMALS AGES 6-8 This exciting class gives children the opportunity to explore art using animals as their subjects. Students will draw, paint and sculpt animals and reptiles.

AGE 4-7 + Adult

CLASS

CLAY

MEDIEVAL FANTASY ART

AGES 6-10 Pinch, coil, slab and sculpt your way to fun! Students will create interesting pots, creatures and everyday objects using clay and fired glazes.

AGES 6-12 Students can bring history and fantasy to life by creating castles, knights, horses and dragons with charcoal, paint, oil pastels and watercolors.

DRAWING & PAINTING

POTTERY DO-IT-TOGETHER

AGES 6-12 Drawing techniques, technical skills and color will be explored using brushes, pencils, inks, chalks, charcoal, watercolor and acrylics.

AGES 8 & UP + ADULT Learn to create clay pots on an electric potter’s wheel or by using hand-building techniques. Students will also learn about glazing and firing techniques. Fee includes both parent/guardian and child.

FUN WITH CARTOONS AGES 8-12 Make up your own comics! Bring your ideas for comics and scenes. We’ll create characters, story boards and graphic books using a variety of media including clay, watercolor, paint and pencil. DAY

TIME

Jan 14-Mar 3

CLAY

4:15-5:45PM Jan 16-Mar 5

DRAWING & PAINTING

Jan 13-Mar 2

Bryan Moore

202720-01

CLAY

Apr 2-May 21

Staff

302708-01

DRAWING & PAINTING

6-12

MEDIEVAL FANTASY ART

DRAWING & PAINTING

8-12

DRAWING & PAINTING

FUN WITH CARTOONS

8 & Up + Adult

POTTERY DO-IT-TOGETHER

4:15-5:45PM Jan 15-Mar 4

POTTERY FOR KIDS

Tu M Tu

WINTER/SPRING 2019-2020 ACTIVITY GUIDE

Becky Vance Art Center Art Center

Staff

Bryan Moore

10AM-12PM

$60.90/$93.85 $60.90/$93.85

Art Center

Bryan Moore

$60.90/$93.85

Art Center

Bryan Moore

$60.90/$93.85

202708-01

302720-01 202726-01 202721-01 302721-01

Apr 1-May 20

302733-01

Jan 18-Feb 22

202730-01

Apr 4-May 9

Art Center

Jan 13-Mar 2 4:15-5:45PM

302704-01 202724-01

Jan 16-Mar 5 4:15-5:45PM Mar 30-May 18

M 9-14

Mar 31-May 19

$63.65/$98.11

ACTIVITY# 202704-01

4:15-5:45PM

Kelly Cox

FEE RES/NR

ART & ANIMALS

Apr 1-May 6

Art Center

INSTRUCTOR

6-10

LOCATION

AGES 9-14 Learn to create clay pots on an electric potter’s wheel. We will also make more advanced hand-built projects and learn to apply colored glazes.

ART DO-IT-TOGETHER

6-8

4:15-5:15PM

DATE Jan 15-Feb 19

POTTERY FOR KIDS

Jan 14-Mar 3 Mar 30-May 18 Mar 31-May 19

Eric Mullis

$126.31/$195.23

Staff Art Center

Eric Mullis Staff Eric Mullis

302730-01 202728-01

$60.90/$93.85

202728-02 302728-01 302728-02

YOU T H

COOKING CULINARY COOKING SERIES

( AGE S

AGES 8-14 For every skill and ability, learn cooking basics or master techniques in a fun and supportive environment! Our culinary classes will provide a nutritious exploration of everything from baking and cake decorating to restaurant favorites and the flavors of India.

FAMILY NIGHT OUT SERIES

AGE All Ages + Adult

6-1 2)

ALL AGES + ADULT Bring the whole family on an international journey for your taste buds! Each month we’ll explore a different culture as we cook our way through favorite dishes of that cuisine. Students under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Class price is per person.

Culinary Class at Boise Urban Garden School

CLASS

DAY

FAMILY NIGHT OUT SERIES – Cuisines of India

FAMILY NIGHT OUT SERIES – Cuisines of Vietnam

FAMILY NIGHT OUT SERIES – Cuisines of Latin America

TIME 5-7PM

FEE

4-6PM

CULINARY COOKING SERIES – International Flavors

Apr 20

BUGS

Pohley Richey*

$15

4-6PM

324011-02

Apr 7

BUGS

Pohley Richey*

$15

BUGS

Pohley Richey*

$15

ALL AGES + ADULT Monthly drop-in event for all ages. Activities include guided hikes, crafts and more.

LITTLE GARDENERS PRESCHOOL DROP-OFF AGES 3.5-6 This drop-off preschool session will focus on components of gardening that encourages exploration, creativity and healthy eating. Full class description page 5. AGE All Ages + Adult

STORY TRAIL ADVENTURE

TIME

FOOTHILLS FAMILY DAYS – Snow and Water FOOTHILLS FAMILY DAYS – Birds of Prey

10AM-1PM

FOOTHILLS FAMILY DAYS – Wildflower Festival

DATE

LITTLE GARDENERS PRESCHOOL DROP-OFF – Class information on page 5.

3.5-6

NATURE PRESCHOOL DROP-OFF PROGRAM – Class information on page 5.

Mar 14

FEE

ACTIVITY#

Free

N/A

Boise WaterShed Free

N/A

Jan 8, 22, Feb 5, 19

Morley Nelson CC

219000-01

Jan 15, 29, Feb 12, 26

Whitney CC

WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Our Prehistoric Watershed

Jan 18

WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Random Acts of Kindness

Feb 15

10AM-1PM

WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Extreme Weather NATURE STEWARDS CLUB

LOCATION Foothills LC

May 9

3.5-6

WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Spring Madness

ALL AGES + ADULT Free activities take place from 10AM-1PM. An outdoor tour of the water renewal facility is offered from 11:30AM12:30PM, weather permitting. Closed-toe shoes required. Full class description page 5.

Jan 11

STORY TRAIL ADVENTURE – Class information on page 5.

11-16

WATERSHED WEEKENDS

AGES 3-6 Offered the 2nd Tuesday of each month. We invite you and your preschooler to join us to walk our ¼ mile trail and read a story together. Full class description page 5.

3-6

All Ages + Adult

N E W NATURE STEWARDS CLUB AGES 11-16 Do you love being outside? Join this after school club to hike, learn more about our ecosystem, serve your community and develop your leadership skills!

AGES 3.5-6 In these classes, children will discover nature. Full class description page 5.

DAY

324011-01 *Registered Dietitian

NATURE PRESCHOOL DROP-OFF PROGRAM

CLASS

324011-03 324011-04

Mar 12

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FOOTHILLS FAMILY DAYS

324201-02 324201-03

May 12

CULINARY COOKING SERIES – Mastering Baking

ACTIVITY# 324201-01

Mar 17

CULINARY COOKING SERIES – Copycat Restaurant Favorites

10-14

LOCATION INSTRUCTOR

May 21

CULINARY COOKING SERIES – Cake Decorating 8-14

DATE Mar 31

Mar 21 Apr 18

4-6PM

$12

219000-02

C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

6-1 2) ( AGES YOU T H

GOLF

AGE

GOLF LESSONS

4-6

AGES 4-6 , AGES 7-13 Classes will cover fullswing, stance, grip, short game, chipping and putting. All classes are open to any skill level from beginner to advanced; clubs will be provided for students during class time.

7-13

CLASS GOLF LESSONS – Quail Hollow GOLF LESSONS – Warm Springs GOLF LESSONS – Quail Hollow GOLF LESSONS – Warm Springs

TIME

DATE

LOCATION

Apr 7-9 Tu, W, Th 4:15-5:30PM

May 5-7 Mar 31-Apr 2 Apr 28-30 Apr 21-23

Tu, W, Th 4:15-5:30PM

May 19-21 Apr 14-16 May 12-14

FEE ACTIVITY#

Quail Hollow GC

$60

Warm Springs GC

$60

Quail Hollow GC

$60

Warm Springs GC

$60

370001-01 370001-02 380001-01 380001-02 370005-01 370005-02 380005-01 380005-02

HOMESCHOOL ADVENTURES BOISE WATERSHED HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Hyatt Hidden Lakes AGES 3-13 Join the Boise WaterShed staff at Hyatt Hidden Lakes (5301 N. Maple Grove Road) for a morning of exploring the Hyatt Wetlands. Younger students will focus on the animals and birds that call the wetlands home; while older students will study water quality and features of the engineered wetlands. Will meet at the lower parking lot.

explore the winter environment on foot. Fee of $6 per person, payable to Bogus Basin on the day of the event. Will meet at Bogus Basin Nordic Center.

HOMESCHOOL ZOO PROGRAM AGES 5-6 (GRADES K-1), 7-8 (GRADES 2-3) & 9-10 (GRADES 4-5) The Homeschool Zoo program provides a unique learning experience for students schooled at home. The course

CLASS ZOO BOISE HOMESCHOOL DAY

DAY

TIME

3-13

5-6 (Grades K-1)

FOOTHILLS HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Birds of Prey

9:30-11AM

10-11:30AM Mar 5

7-8 (Grades 2-3)

Foothills LC

Bogus Basin Mar 18 Nordic Center

10AM-2PM

10-11:30AM Apr 13

ACTIVITY# / FOZB# 330117-01 / 330317-01 225095-01

May 7

WATERSHED HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Hyatt Hidden Lakes*

FEE RES+NR /FOZB $6 / $5

FOOTHILLS HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Wildflowers

325095-01 325095-02

Hyatt Hidden Lakes Reserve

$6 Free

Call 208-608-7300 or email bw@cityofboise.org

HOMESCHOOL ZOO – Swinging & Swimming

Jan 8

230550-01

HOMESCHOOL ZOO – Weathering Winter

Feb 5

230550-02

HOMESCHOOL ZOO – Little Scientist

9AM-12PM

BUGS HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Seeds & Planting BUGS HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Pollinators

Mar 4

Zoo Boise

$15

Apr 1 Tu

1-2:30PM

Feb 18 May 19

330550-01 330550-02

BUGS

224104-01 324104-01

HOMESCHOOL ZOO – What’s for Dinner

Jan 15

230551-01

HOMESCHOOL ZOO – Wildlife Research

Feb 12

230551-02

HOMESCHOOL ZOO – Conservation for Kids

9AM-12PM

FOOTHILLS HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Birds of Prey

Mar 11

Zoo Boise

$15

Apr 8

FOOTHILLS HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Snow

9-10 (Grades 4-5)

LOCATION

Zoo Boise

WATERSHED HOMESCHOOL DAYS – SnowSchool*

HOMESCHOOL ZOO – Rainforest 7-12

Apr 2

consists of classroom discussion, laboratory activities, animal encounters and specialized zoo tours. Classes will align with Idaho State Science Standards and focus on topics and principles based on grade level. Themes will emphasize looking at animal groups and taxonomy, adaptations, habitats and ecology. Each individual household must register their child for the class. Kids only! Please bring a small snack for a 15-minute break during class.

Jan 2

HOMESCHOOL ZOO – Backyard Wildlife 5-12 (Grades K-6)

DATE

FOOTHILLS HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Snow 3-6 (Preschool)

Jan 2 Th

10-11:30AM Mar 5

330551-01 330551-02 225095-02

Foothills LC

325095-03

FOOTHILLS HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Wildflowers

May 7

325095-04

HOMESCHOOL ZOO – Plant Play

Jan 22

230552-01

HOMESCHOOL ZOO – Jr. Zoologist HOMESCHOOL ZOO – Endangered Species HOMESCHOOL ZOO – Veterinarians

DAY

WINTER/SPRING 2019-2020 ACTIVITY GUIDE

9AM-12PM

Feb 19 Mar 18 Apr 15

Zoo Boise

$15

230552-02 330552-01

330552-02 *Pre-registration required one week in advance

YOU T H

ICE HOCKEY For more about Hockey Learn to Play, see page 7.

( AGE S

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY

6-1 2)

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 1 (H1) AGES 8-17 Players will learn how to sit on ice and stand up, proper stance, march forward, forward two-foot glide, dip or squat, scooter pushes or T-push, forward swizzles, snowplow stop and backwards skating. Full equipment required. Rental equipment provided at no additional charge. Helmet and stick must be provided by skater.

Ice Hockey at Idaho IceWorld

stop, introduce hips with ¼ turn twist to hockey stop, full strides using 45-degree V-Push, shuffle stride, backwards hustle, backward C-Cuts or power pushes, backward outside edge glide, forward C-Cuts, C-push glide, forward outside and inside edges, gliding 2 foot turn and lateral Crossover March. Classes will be structured following USA Hockey American Development Model (ADM) Program. Full equipment required. Rental equipment provided at no additional charge. Helmet and stick must be provided by skater.

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 2 (H2) AGES 8-17 Players will learn backward stance, skating forward using full strides, forward one-foot glides, backward hustle, backward swizzles, glide turns and moving snowplow stops. Full equipment required. Rental equipment provided at no additional charge. Helmet and stick must be provided by skater. AGES 8-17 Players will learn one-foot snowplow CLASS

DAY

TIME

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 1-4 (H1-H4) – Class information on page 7.

4-17

USA HOCKEY NATIONWIDE TRY HOCKEY FOR FREE CLINIC

8-17

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 1 (H1)

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 2 (H2)

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 3 (H3)

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 4 (H4)

AGES 4-17 USA Hockey is sponsoring a Try Hockey for Free clinic at Idaho IceWorld. Skates, sticks, gloves and helmets will be provided. Equipment fitting held 30 minutes prior to taking the ice. Registration is free but required.

AGES 8-17 Prerequisite requirement: mastery of Hockey Learn to Play 3 (H3) skills. This is the first step towards playing organized hockey.

4-8

8-17

USA HOCKEY NATIONWIDE TRY HOCKEY FOR FREE CLINIC

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 4 (H4)

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 3 (H3)

AGE

Full hockey equipment is required. Helmet and stick must be provided by skater.

TBD

DATE

Feb 22

DECEMBER 9 (Residents) DECEMBER 11 (Non-residents)

LOCATION

Idaho IceWorld

FEE

Free

ACTIVITY#

260303-01

6:45-7:45PM

Jan 7-Feb 18

9:30-10:30AM

Jan 5-Feb 16

260004-01

6:45-7:45PM

Mar 3-Apr 21*

9:30-10:30AM

Mar 1-Apr 26**

360004-02

6:45-7:45PM

Jan 7-Feb 18

260005-01

9:30-10:30AM

Jan 5-Feb 16

6:45-7:45PM

Mar 3-Apr 21*

9:30-10:30AM

Mar 1-Apr 26**

360005-02

6:45-7:45PM

Jan 7-Feb 18

260006-01

9:30-10:30AM

Jan 5-Feb 16

6:45-7:45PM

Mar 3-Apr 21*

9:30-10:30AM

Mar 1-Apr 26**

360006-02

6:45-7:45PM

Jan 7-Feb 18

260007-01

9:30-10:30AM

Jan 5-Feb 16

6:45-7:45PM

Mar 3-Apr 21*

9:30-10:30AM

Mar 1-Apr 26**

Idaho IceWorld

$134/7 classes

260004-02 360004-01

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260006-02 360006-01

260007-02 360007-01 360007-02

*No class Mar 24 **No class Mar 22 & Apr 12; Apr 26 class times will vary, see changes online or contact Idaho IceWorld C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

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ICE SKATING ICE SKATING – Learn to Skate AGES 2-12 Recognized by Learn to Skate USA as a top 10 program in the country, Idaho IceWorld’s Learn to Skate program provides a fun and structured way for skaters to be physically active and improve their skills under the professional eyes of certified instructors. We have group classes for all levels and ages. Check out the curriculum for each level at learntoskateusa.com. All students of Idaho IceWorld’s Learn to Skate program must be current members of our governing body, Learn to Skate USA. With your annual $16 membership, you will receive access to loads of information, secondary accident insurance, and be able to participate in lessons, performances and competitions associated with Learn to Skate USA. This great skating program is endorsed by in the best skating program, endorsed by US Figure Skating, USA Hockey and US Speedskating. Purchase on learntoskateusa.com before registering for class. AGE

7-12

7+ 7+ 7+ 7+ 7+

CLASS

BASIC 1 (Beginners)

BASIC 2 (Prerequisite Snowplow Sam 4 or Basic 1)

BASIC 3 (Prerequisite Basic 2)

BASIC 4 (Prerequisite Basic 3)

BASIC 5 (Prerequisite Basic 4)

BASIC 6 (Prerequisite Basic 5)

AXEL (Prerequisite Free Skate 6 or coach approval) ELITE PRE-FREE SKATE (Prerequisite Basic 6) ELITE FREE SKATE 1-6 FREE SKATE 1-6 PRE-FREE SKATE (Prerequisite Basic 6)

WINTER/SPRING 2019-2020 ACTIVITY GUIDE

Skating Lessons at Idaho IceWorld

DAY

TIME

DATE

LOCATION

FEE

ACTIVITY#

5:45-6:15PM

Jan 8-Feb 26

9:45-10:15AM

Jan 11-Feb 29*

5:45-6:15PM

Mar 4-Apr 29**

9:45-10:15AM

Mar 7-Apr 18**

$73/6 classes

361004-02

6:15-6:45PM

Jan 8-Feb 26

$97/8 classes

261005-01

10:45-11:15AM

Jan 11-Feb 29*

$85/7 classes

261005-02

6:15-6:45PM

Mar 4-Apr 29**

$97/8 classes

361005-01

10:45-11:15AM

Mar 7-Apr 18**

$73/6 classes

361005-02

6:15-6:45PM

Jan 8-Feb 26

$97/8 classes

261006-01

10:45-11:15AM

Jan 11-Feb 29*

$85/7 classes

261006-02

6:15-6:45PM

Mar 4-Apr 29**

$97/8 classes

361006-01

10:45-11:15AM

Mar 7-Apr 18**

$73/6 classes

361006-02

6:15-6:45PM

Jan 8-Feb 26

$97/8 classes

261007-01

10:45-11:15AM

Jan 11-Feb 29*

$85/7 classes

261007-02

6:15-6:45PM

Mar 4-Apr 29**

$97/8 classes

361007-01

10:45-11:15AM

Mar 7-Apr 18**

$73/6classes

361007-02

6:15-6:45PM

Jan 8-Feb 26

$97/8 classes

261008-01

10:45-11:15AM

Jan 11-Feb 29*

$85/7 classes

261008-02

6:15-6:45PM

Mar 4-Apr 29**

$97/8 classes

361008-01

10:45-11:15AM

Mar 7-Apr 18**

$73/6 classes

361008-02

6:15-6:45PM

Jan 8-Feb 26

$97/8 classes

261009-01

10:45-11:15AM

Jan 11-Feb 29*

$85/7 classes

261009-02

6:15-6:45PM

Mar 4-Apr 29**

$97/8 classes

361009-01

10:45-11:15AM

Tu Tu Tu Sa Sa

5:45-7:30PM 5:45-7:30PM 5:45-7:30PM 9:15-9:45AM 9:15-9:45AM

Idaho IceWorld

$97/8 classes

261004-01

$85/7 classes

261004-02

$97/8 classes

361004-01

Mar 7-Apr 18**

$73/6 classes

361009-02

Jan 7-Feb 25

$189/8 classes

261113-01

Mar 3-Apr 28** Jan 7-Feb 25 Mar 3-Apr 28** Jan 7-Feb 25 Mar 3-Apr 28** Jan 11-Feb 29* Mar 7-Apr 18** Jan 11-Feb 29* Mar 7-Apr 18**

Idaho IceWorld Idaho IceWorld Idaho IceWorld Idaho IceWorld Idaho IceWorld

$189/8 classes

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$189/8 classes

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$189/8classes

361111-01

$189/8 classes

261112-01

$189/8 classes

361112-01

$85/7 classes

261100-01

$73/6 classes

361100-01

$85/7 classes

261010-01

$73/6 classes 361010-01 *No class Feb 22 ** No class Mar 24-28 & Apr 25

MODERN 1

AGES 6-8 This class introduces new dancers to the basics and beginning techniques of traditional ballet while continuing to build on those techniques with returning students.

BALLET – Intermediate AGES 6-12 This class follows a traditional ballet class structure focusing on increasing strength, flexibility and coordination while continuing to learn new fundamentals and ballet terminology. Beginners may join class with instructor approval.

AGES 6-9 Students will begin learning inversions and floor work and experimenting with fall and recover, strength vs. release and weight vs. suspension. Further exploration of space, time and force will happen through learning choreography and opportunities for students to create their own movement – all of which help them to develop their creative voices and feel empowered by the ways they move!

Join Any Time! Performing arts is an ongoing learning experience! Students may join class at any time during the session. Dance cultivates physical coordination and confidence, but also creative expression and problem solving. This helps students develop their ability to be creative thinkers in every capacity – academically, socially and artistically.

Recital Fees Annual Spring Review dance recitals are tentatively set for May 9 at Timberline High School. A costume fee of $6 and a recital fee of $5 is added to your registration for the spring session. Participation in the recital is not mandatory.

HIP HOP (8-12)

Max Pham Hip Hop Fund

AGES 8-12 Hip Hop is a fun high energy dance style that will have everyone up and moving! Music is fun and hip but age-appropriate. Come ready to learn some cool new moves. Classes are great exercise and great fun! Thanks to the Max Pham Hip Hop Fund, fees are reduced by $5.

HIP HOP (12-17) AGES 12-17 Hip Hop is a fun, high-energy style of dance. This class will focus on choreography as well as fun new moves. These classes are beginner and experienced students and anyone else seeking to keep up their skills. AGE

CLASS

DAY

Ballet

TIME

M 6-8

BALLET – Beginner

M Tu

4:30-5:30PM

6-8

BALLET – Intermediate

5-6PM

6-9

MODERN 1

4-5PM

BALLET – Intermediate

F Tu

8-12 9+ 12-17 12-17

6-7PM 5:15-6PM

HIP HOP (8-12) MODERN DANCE ACRO YOGA AND DANCE FOR GIRLS HIP HOP (12-17)

5-5:45PM

5-6PM

Th Tu

DATE

LOCATION

INSTRUCTOR

Jan 13-Mar 2*

8-12

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BALLET – Beginner

ACRO YOGA AND DANCE FOR GIRLS

PERFORMING ARTS

( AGE S

AGES 12-17 Skills will focus on strength building, working in partners and learning new ways to move. Explore partner yoga acrobatics, acrobatic dance and suspend themselves in the air via yoga hammocks! Students will also participate in the choreography of the routine.

N EW MODERN DANCE AGES 9+ This class provides 3rd grade – adult dancers with a dynamic and engaging movement experience. The class offers a great balance of technique, improvisation and choreography. Students will have opportunities to create their own movement, helping them develop their creative voices and feel empowered in their bodies.

DA N C ING TO LE ARN

YOU T H

PERFORMING ARTS

6-7PM 6-7PM

FEE RES/NR

ACTIVITY#

$34/$52.15

212706-01

$56.36/$80.56

312706-01

$45/$69.20

212706-02

Mar 10-May 5**

$56.36/$80.56

312706-02

Jan 17-Mar 6

$45/$69.20

212767-01

$56.36/$80.56

312767-01

$56.36/$80.56

312225-01

$45/$69.20

212767-02

$56.36/$80.56

312767-02

$29/$44.40

212513-01

$40.36/$55.76

312513-01

$29/$44.40

212513-02

$40.36/$55.76

312513-02

$68.36/$99.16

311226-01

$45/$69.20

212804-01

$45/$69.20

312804-01

$40/$61.45

212023-01

Mar 9-May 4** Jan 14-Mar 3

Mar 13-May 8** Mar 12-May 7** Jan 17-Mar 6 Mar 13-May 8** Jan 14-Mar 3 Mar 10-May 5** Jan 16-Mar 5 Mar 12-May 7** Mar 12-May 7** Jan 16-Mar 5 Mar 12-May 7** Jan 14-Mar 3 Mar 10-May 5**

Fort Boise CC

Stephanie Hinton

Fort Boise CC

Claudia Palta

Fort Boise CC

Megan Brandel

Fort Boise CC

Claudia Palta

Fort Boise CC Lucy Singer Morley Nelson CC Fort Boise CC Lotus Tree Fort Boise CC

Megan Brandel Shyla Ray Lucy Singer

$51.36/$72.81 312023-01 *No class Jan 20 & Feb 17 **No class Mar 23-27

C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

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PERFORMING ARTS DANC ING TO LEARN cont’d POI SPINNING BEGINNER AGES 10-17 Poi is a fun and unique way to build coordination, upper-body strength, visualspatial thinking, creative movement skills and self-confidence — and create shapes of light with your movements! No experience or materials required.

TAP – Beginner/Intermediate AGES 5-12 Tap is one of the oldest forms of dance and is great for helping to develop strong legs, balance and quick feet. Boys and girls alike will have a tremendous amount of fun learning the basics in a positive environment. Tap shoes are needed, for information on where to purchase please contact Clay Lee at 208-608-7684.

TAP – Experienced AGES 8-12 For young tappers ready for more challenging technique and choreography, this class is for you! We will continue to build on our vocabulary and technique while increasing speed and accuracy and begin to work on more advanced steps.

THEAT ER

M USIC TEC H NOLOGY

IMPROV – Intro

FUN WITH MUSIC TECHNOLOGY AGES 9-12 Hands-on class gets peers together to create recordings of each other and learn about music technology along the way. No music experience required. Each student leaves with a CD of all the recordings made during the sessions. Topics include mixing, mastering, physics of sound, cable types, interviewing for radio and podcasts, microphone types and techniques and how to set up a sound system for a concert. AGE 5-7 8-12

TAP – Beginner/Intermediate TAP – Beginner/Intermediate

DAY W W

AGES 9-12 This popular class is an introduction to improv games and creating characters (like they do on Saturday Night Live) every week. Each participant will gain mental dexterity, confidence and stage presence while having a great time learning improvisational acting games. For more information contact: stevenzunich@gmail.com

TIME 5:15-6PM 6-6:45PM

TAP – Experienced

6-7PM

9-12

FUN WITH MUSIC TECHNOLOGY

7-8PM

9-12

IMPROV – Intro STREET THEATER

F M

of Street Theater each week and discover each person’s talent and ability to entertain. As the oldest form of theater, street performances include busking, body percussion, magic, juggling, feats of strength, miming, dance and more. Students will develop bits for their own repertoire, learn how to stage their bit work on the street, attract a crowd and entertain!

DECEMBER 9 (Residents) DECEMBER 11 (Non-residents)

NEW STREET THEATER AGES 9-12 We will learn about a different type

8-12

9-12

CLASS

Tap Dance

4:30-5:30PM 4:30-5:30PM

10-17

POI SPINNING – Beginner

6-7:30PM

12-16

FUN WITH MUSIC TECHNOLOGY

7-8PM

WINTER/SPRING 2019-2020 ACTIVITY GUIDE

DATE Jan 15-Mar 4 Mar 11-May 6** Jan 15-Mar 4 Mar 11-May 6** Jan 13-Mar 2* Mar 9-May 4** Jan 15-Mar 4 Jan 17-Mar 6 Mar 13-May 8** Jan 13-Mar 2* Mar 9-May 4** Jan 14-Mar 3 Mar 10-May 5** Mar 11-May 6**

LOCATION Fort Boise CC Fort Boise CC

INSTRUCTOR Claudia Palta Claudia Palta

FEE RES/NR $34/$52.15

212005-01

$45.36/$63.51

312005-01

$34/$52.15

212005-02

$45.36/$63.51

312005-02

$34/$52.15

212006-01

$56.36/$80.56

312006-01 212007-01

Fort Boise CC

Molly Fagan

Fort Boise CC

Brenda Francis

$45/$69.20

Dick Eardley SC

Steven Zunich

$45/$69.20

Dick Eardley SC

Tona Casella

ACTIVITY#

220112-01 320112-01

$34/$52.15

212109-01

$45/$69.20

312109-01

$67/$103.30

212750-01

$78.36/$114.66

312750-01

Dick Eardley SC

Jewels Meek

Fort Boise CC

Brenda Francis $45/$69.20 320113-01 *No class Jan 20 & Feb 17 **No class Mar 23-27 & Apr 7

W I N TE R

MAGNIFICENT MONKEYS AGES 7-11 At Zoo Boise, monkey business is serious business. Learn what it takes to provide the best care for these intelligent and amusing primates. Make an enrichment, learn to communicate the primate way and discover the role they play in ecosystems around the world.

RAVISHING REPTILES AGES 7-11 What do these cold-blooded critters do in the winter? Come find out by playing games, going behind the scenes and learning about Zoo Boise’s work to bring the enormous Nile Crocodile to its new exhibit and to help wild crocodiles thrive!

REC ‘EM AGES 8-11 Come enjoy some of the fun, kid-friendly recreational activities that Boise has to offer! Activities may include hiking/ snowshoeing, swimming, Idaho IceWorld, Foothills Learning Center, group challenges or Zoo Boise. Participants need to bring a snack, lunch and water bottle each day. A tentative schedule will be emailed on Friday before camp starts. For more information, contact Clay Lee at 208-608-7684.

ROCK CLIMBING CAMP AGES 7-12 Participants will learn coordination, balance, self-esteem, mental focus, critical AGE

CLASS

DAY

SPRI NG ANIMALS IN ACTION AGES 7-11 You can help keep Zoo Boise animals in tip-top shape! Investigate how and why animals act the way they do, then learn how zookeepers use enrichment to keep our animals thinking and moving. Create and design enrichment items for the animals and then observe how they use their minds and bodies when they receive their special treats.

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AGES 7-12 Enjoy a day in the foothills on snowshoes! We will meet at Foothills Learning Center and drive up to Bogus Basin to experience the winter wonderland. We will be snowshoeing and learning about the local plants and animals and what they do in the winter. Cost of program includes snowshoe rental. This is a drop-off program.

thinking, problem solving and teamwork. In addition to the fun, participants will learn the basics of climbing, safety, equipment, projecting and hold/rock types. Camp is held at Asana Climbing Gym at 4977 N Glenwood St., Boise.

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NE W FOOTHILLS WINTER SCHOOL BREAK PROGRAM

YOU T H

SCHOOL BREAK DAY CAMPS

ART SPRING BREAK CAMP AGES 6-12 Activities will include clay, watercolor, drawing, designing, sculpting and much more! All materials are provided.

Ravishing Reptiles

BLOCKFEST® AT THE BOISE WATERSHED! ALL AGES + ADULT Join us each day from 10AM to noon to participate in BLOCKfest® activities. We will have hands-on block play experience for families set up in our theater. At 11AM take a tour of the water renewal facility. Closed-toe shoes required for tour; no children under 4 on tour. Free admission. NEW BOISE SKATES – Beginner/ Experienced AGES 6-15 Explore the various skateparks in the Treasure Valley. All skill levels welcome. Topics include skills of etiquette, use of safety equipment, video editing, skateboard safety, communication and fun!

CULINARY CAMPS AGES 8-14 In this hands-on camp, kids will learn various culinary skills such as properly using a chef’s knife, sautéing, sauce making and baking techniques.

NEW CODE ON THE ROAD AGES 8-12 Join Coach Newton as he takes young STEM learners on the road in Boise to TIME

DATE

LOCATION

libraries (bring your library cards if you have them) to explore and learn fundamentals of coding (computer science) using Scratch and other applications. Scratch is a programming language and online community where children can program and share interactive stories, games and animation. Each student's Scratch project code will interact with micro:bit, a tiny programmable computer. Participants should bring their own laptops/Chromebooks and headphones to each class. Participants need to bring a snack and water bottle each day and dress for the weather. For more information, visit panucation.org or email Coach Newton, codeon@panucation.org

SPRING BREAK DAY CAMPS CONTINUED ⊲

FEE

ACTIVITY#

FOZB FEE

FOZB ACTIVITY#

WINTER SCHOOL BREAK CAMPS 7-11

7-12

MAGNIFICENT MONKEYS

RAVISHING REPTILES

9AM-4PM

8-11

Jan 20

Dec 26

FOOTHILLS WINTER SCHOOL F BREAK PROGRAM Th

Dec 27

9AM-4PM

F 7-12

Feb 17

ROCK CLIMBING CAMP REC ‘EM – Holiday Camp REC ‘EM – New Years Camp

Jan 2

230802-01

$50

230800-01

Dec 23-27* Dec 30-Jan 3*

$45

230803-01 230801-01

219963-01 Foothills LC

219963-02

$30

219963-03

Jan 3

M, Tu, Th, F 8AM-12PM Dec 30-Jan 3* M, Tu, Th, F 9AM-4PM

Zoo Boise

N/A

219963-04 Asana

$85/$131.20

Fort Boise CC $69.60/$107.33

119008-02 119707-02 119707-03

*No camp Dec 25 & Jan 1 C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

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SCHOOL BREAK DAY CAMPS (cont’d) GOLF SPRING BREAK CAMP

NATURE SPRING BREAK CAMP

AGES 7-15 This camp at Warm Springs Golf Course will focus on all aspects of the golf game and teach each junior golfer how to play a round of golf on their own. All skill levels are welcome to participate. The daily schedule will allow for practice at the driving range, play on the course and breaks for movies and downtime. Each participant is responsible for their lunch each day and should dress appropriately for the weather conditions.

AGES 6-12 Explore the ecosystem all around you. Discover plants and animals that come alive in the spring. We will do science experiments, hike the foothills and more.

LEARN TO SKATE CAMP – Beginner AGES 5-12 Registration includes skate rental, instruction from certified instructors, snacks and games. Receive a camp t-shirt to wear for the final day performance when skaters show off the skills they’ve learned throughout the week. Final performance is at 11:45AM on Friday.

MOUNTAIN BIKING – Rocket Riders AGES 6-12 Riders will work to ride safely and learn basic bike maintenance, technical skills and trail etiquette. Dress for the weather, bring snacks and water. No open-toed shoes, gloves recommended and helmets mandatory.

AGE

CLASS

ROBOT GAMES – Crossover Camp AGES 9-14 Have fun competing in a tournament style one-on-one and team-based challenge set. You will begin by learning how to code your robot to use various sensors and motors to maneuver the 4'x8' playing field to attain the highest score by scoring hexballs in their colored scoring zones and goals, and by parking and balancing robots on the bridge. For more information please contact Amber Roy at 208-921-1019 or info@idahorobotics.org.

ROBOT GAMES – Ringmaster AGES 9-14 Have fun competing in a tournament style one-on-one and team-based challenge set. You will begin by learning how to code your robot to use various sensors and motors to maneuver the 4'x8' playing field to attain the highest score by scoring colored rings on the floor goals and posts by emptying starting pegs and by releasing the bonus tray. These matches will consist of driving skills in which you will be controlling your robot remotely, and DAY

TIME

DATE

Boise Skates Camp

programming skills matches, where your robot will be using the code you created to complete as many tasks as time allows. Class is led by Idaho Robotics. For more information please contact Amber Roy at 208-921-1019 or info@idahorobotics.org.

ZOO CAREERS AGES 12-15 Interested in working at a zoo or another career with animal wildlife? Join us to explore the many careers available at zoos and other animal-focused organizations.

LOCATION

FEE

ACTIVITY# FOZB FEE

FOZB ACTIVITY#

SPRING SCHOOL BREAK CAMPS All Ages + Adult

BLOCKFEST® AT THE BOISE WATERSHED

M-F

10AM-12PM

Mar 23-27

Boise WaterShed

FREE

N/A

5-12

LEARN TO SKATE CAMP – Beginner – Basic 4

M-F

9AM-12PM

Mar 23-27

Idaho IceWorld

$150

361200-01

N/A

6-8

ART SPRING BREAK CAMP

M-F

Mar 23-27

Art Center

$92.88/$143.41

N/A

6-8

MOUNTAIN BIKING – Rocket Riders

M-F

12-3PM

Mar 23-27

Fort Boise CC

$78.25/$120.74 320710-01

N/A

6-8

NATURE SPRING BREAK CAMP

M-F

9AM-4PM

Mar 23-27

Foothills LC

$90

319964-01

N/A

6-15

BOISE SKATES – Beginner/Experienced

M-F

8AM-12PM

Mar 23-27

Fort Boise CC

$106/$163.75

319708-01

N/A

7-11

ANIMALS IN ACTION

M-F

9AM-4PM

Mar 23-27

Zoo Boise

$215

330700-01

$190

330701-01

7-15

GOLF SPRING BREAK CAMP

M-F

9AM-4PM

Mar 23-27

Warm Springs GC

$295

380010-01

N/A

8-11

REC ‘EM – Spring Break

M-F

9AM-4PM

Mar 23-27

Fort Boise CC

$86.75/$133.91 319707-01

N/A

8-12

CODE ON THE ROAD

M-F

9AM-12PM

Mar 23-27

Fort Boise CC

$78.25/$120.74 319316-01

N/A

8-12

CULINARY CAMPS

M-F

9-11:30AM

Mar 23-27

BUGS

$90

N/A

9-12

ART SPRING BREAK CAMP

M-F

9-12

MOUNTAIN BIKING – Rocket Riders

M-F

9-12

NATURE SPRING BREAK CAMP

M-F

9-14

ROBOT GAMES – Crossover Camp ROBOT GAMES – Ringmaster

M-F

9AM-12PM 1-4PM

9AM-12PM

302766-01 302766-02

324008-01 302767-01

Mar 23-27

Art Center

$92.88/$143.41

8:30-11:30AM

Mar 23-27

Fort Boise CC

$78.25/$120.74 320710-02

N/A

9AM-4PM

Mar 23-27

Foothills LC

$90

N/A

Mar 23-27

Morley Nelson CC

$42.20/$64.86

N/A

1-4PM

8:30-10AM 10:30AM-12PM

302767-02 319964-02 319311-01 319317-01

10-14

CULINARY CAMPS

M-F

1-3:30PM

Mar 23-27

BUGS

$90

324009-01

N/A

12-15

ZOO CAREERS

M-F

9AM-4PM

Mar 23-27

Zoo Boise

$215

330702-01

$190

330703-01

WINTER/SPRING 2019-2020 ACTIVITY GUIDE

MARTIAL ARTS – Karate Shotokan Mixed Level

MOUNTAIN BIKE – Go Girl & Ride – Beginner

N E W PARKOUR AGES 6-11 Parkour is getting from point A to point B as quickly and efficiently as possible using just your body and environment. Each class we will be going over how to land, roll, and fall safely as well as move quickly in your own style. Each week has its own theme; vaulting, jumping, flipping and climbing. Classes are held at Myth Parkour, 2902 S Featherly Way in Boise.

AGES 6-8 Come ride and learn the basics of mountain biking while exploring the Boise Foothills! Riders will learn basic technical skills, safety, basic bike maintenance and riding etiquette all cyclists need to know.

MOUNTAIN BIKE – Adult/Child – Beginner

MOUNTAIN BIKE – Go Girl & Ride – Beginner/Intermediate

AGES 6-8 + ADULT Mountain biking classes for kids and parents! Three evenings of riding bikes as a family, exploring single-track trails and learning skills for proper bike riding, safety,

AGES 9-12 Riders will continue to improve technical riding skills, safety and respect for other riders and the sport of mountain biking all from local female athletes. Instructors will also cover nutritional information and basic bike maintenance. Participants will gain knowledge of the single-track trails in the Boise Foothills.

URBAN ROUGH RIDERS – Beginner AGES 9-12 Starting and ending at Ann Morrison Park (Old Timers Picnic Shelter), this mountain bike camp will focus on educating youth on proper and safe cycling skills, Greenbelt riding, trail etiquette and fitness and nutrition.

VOLLEYBALL – Introduction

MOUNTAIN BIKE – Trailblazer – Beginner

AGES 7-14 Younger players will use balloons, beach balls, volley-lites and an adjusted net height to ensure success while learning the basic skills and rules of the game. Older players will use beach balls and volley-lites to help establish consistent basic skills and team play. (Experience is helpful but not essential for this class.)

AGES 6-12 Trailblazers are riders of beginner and new-to-sport abilities. Three evenings of riding bikes, exploring single-track trails and learning skills for proper bike riding, safety, respect for others and the sport of cycling.

MOUNTAIN BIKE – Trailcrusher – Intermediate/Experienced

AGE

CLASS

6-8 MOUNTAIN BIKE – Adult/Child – + Adult Beginner 6-8

6-11 6-12 7-10

MOUNTAIN BIKE – Go Girl & Ride – Beginner MOUNTAIN BIKE – Trailblazer – Beginner PARKOUR

DAY

TIME

Tu, W, Th 6-8PM

5-6PM

MARTIAL ARTS – Karate Shotokan Mixed Level

M, W, F

VOLLEYBALL – Introduction

Tu, Th

MOUNTAIN BIKE – Trailblazer – Beginner MOUNTAIN BIKE – Trailcrusher – Intermediate/Experienced

5:30-6:15PM

VOLLEYBALL – Introduction

Apr 21-23 May 26-28 May 12-4 Jan 10-Feb 28 Mar 6-May 1**

DECEMBER 9 (Residents) DECEMBER 11 (Non-residents)

LOCATION

INSTRUCTOR

Fort Boise CC

Staff/Tobin

Fort Boise CC

Staff/Tobin

Myth Parkour

Staff

Mar 2-Apr 29**

Dick Eardley SC

Alvin Sablan

May 1-June 29** 4:30-5:30PM

Jan 7- Feb 27

Fort Boise CC

Karla Merrill

Apr 28-30 Tu, W, Th 6-8PM

May 5-7

Fort Boise CC

Staff/Tobin

May 26-28

URBAN ROUGH RIDERS – Beginner 10-14

DATE

cityofboise.org/parks

Jan 6-Feb 28*

MOUNTAIN BIKE – Go Girl & Ride – Beginner/Intermediate 9-12

AGES 9-12 Taught by local experts, participants will cover all aspects of mountain biking. Young riders will continue to increase their ability from beginner skills to ride more often, safely, and confidently take on more difficult trails and

Rock Climbing Camp

Tu, Th

4:30-5:30PM

6-1 2)

riding challenges. Riders MUST have completed a BEGINNER LEVEL/TRAILBLAZER class or approval from instructor.

( AGE S

AGES 6-12 Learn traditional Shotokan Karate including dojo etiquette, warm-up, Kihon, Katas and Kumite. Class will focus on Kihon or basic techniques (blocks, punches, kicks and stances) and Katas or prearrange forms (formal exercise) and Kumite or sparring as students progress. Instructor Alvin A. Sablan is a Nidan (2nd degree Black Belt).

respect for others and the sport of cycling. Topics include safety and communication, trail etiquette and technical riding skills.

YOU T H

SPORTS/FITNESS

Apr 28-30

Ann Morrison Park

Mar 3-Apr 30**

Fort Boise CC

FEE RES/NR

ACTIVITY#

$32.50/$49.83

320704-01

$32.50/$49.83

320734-01

$32.50/$49.83

320705-02

$43/$66.10

220501-01 320501-01

$34/$52.15

220333-01

$35.50/$54.48

320333-01

$38.50/$59.13

320333-02

$85/$131.20

220447-01

$32.50/$49.83

320733-01

$32.50/$49.83

320705-01

$32.50/$49.83

320706-01

$32.50/$49.83

320715-01

Karla Merrill $85/$131.20 320447-01 *No class Jan 20 & Feb 17 **No class Mar 23-27 & May 25 C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

6-1 2) ( AGES YOU T H

STEM (SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, MATHEMATICS) N E W CODE WITH YOUR GRANDKIDS/KIDS AGES 7-12 + ADULT Playfully explore coding alongside your child as you solve puzzles together. Discover why computer science is such a foundational skill for our youth. Students will receive a Panucation Knowledge Band and a silver Knowledge Token. Participants should bring their own laptops and headphones. For more information, visit panucation.org or email Coach Newton, codeon@panucation.org. Enroll the child only and list the name of the grandparent/parent who will attend with them.

PLAYGROUND SCIENCE

N EW STEM – Robot Challenge –

AGES 3.5-6 Class description page 10.

Next Level

SNOWY STEM

AGES 9-14 You will begin by learning how to code your robot to use various sensors and motors to maneuver the 4'x8' playing field to score as many points as possible with your partner. Scoring is done by placing Hubs in a building zone, by removing Hubs from the hanging structure and by hanging robots at the end of match play. For more information please contact Amber Roy at 208-921-1019 or info@idahorobotics.org.

AGES 3.5-6 Class description page 10.

SPRINGING INTO STEM AGES 3.5-6 Class description page 10.

SPORT STEM AGES 3.5-6 Class description page 10.

AGE

7-12 + Adult

CLASS

DAY

TIME

CODE WITH YOUR GRANDKIDS/KIDS

SNOWY STEM SPRINGING INTO STEM SPORT STEM PLAYGROUND SCIENCE SUMMER PREP STEM

5-6PM

SUMMER PREP STEM AGES 3.5-6 Class description page 10.

WINTER INDOOR FUN AGES 3.5-6 Class description page 10.

DECEMBER 9 (Residents) DECEMBER 11 (Non-residents)

INSTRUCTOR

FEE RES/NR

Jan 27

6-7PM

Feb 27

4:30-5:30PM

Tu F Tu

9:30-11:30AM

STEM – Code on!

Coach Newton

$20/$30.45

215016-02 215016-03

Dick Eardley SC

Coach Newton

$20/$30.45

215016-04

STEM – Robot Challenge – Squared Away

Apr 13

315016-01 Dick Eardley SC

Coach Newton

315016-02

$20/$30.45

315016-03

Apr 27

315016-04

Jan 7-Jan 28

219344-01

Jan 10-Jan 31 Feb 4-Feb 25

Fort Boise CC

Maureen Welcker

$42.20/$64.86

219344-02 219345-01

Feb 7-Feb 28

219345-02

Mar 3-Mar 31*

319346-01

Mar 6-Apr 3*

9:30-11:30AM

F Tu Tu F W Tu

Apr 7-Apr 28

Fort Boise CC

Maureen Welcker

$42.20/$64.86

Apr 10-May 1 12:30-2:30PM 9:30-11:30AM

May 5-May 19 May 5-May 19 May 8-May 22 Jan 7-Feb 11

4-5:15PM

W STEM – Robot Challenge – Next Level

Mar 30

ACTIVITY# 215016-01

Dick Eardley SC

Feb 10

9-14

LOCATION

AGES 9-14 You will begin by learning how to code your robot to use various sensors and motors to maneuver the 4'x8' playing field to score as many points as possible with your partner. Scoring is done by either placing one of the 35 balls into or on top of one of the 7 colored cubes and/or by maneuvering the colored cubes into their respective scoring zone. For more information please contact Amber Roy at 208-921-1019 or info@idahorobotics.org.

Mar 9

WINTER INDOOR FUN

8-12

DATE

N E W STEM – Robot Challenge – Squared Away

Jan 13

CODE WITH YOUR GRANDKIDS/KIDS

3.5-6

NEW STEM – Code on! AGES 8-12 We will focus on the fundamentals of computer science (coding) with Scratch. Scratch is a programming language and an online community where children can program and share interactive media such as stories, games and animation. Advanced learners will have an opportunity to have their Scratch project code interact with micro:bit, a tiny programmable computer. Participants are welcome to bring their own laptops/ Chromebooks and headphones to each class. For more information, visit panucation.org or email Coach Newton, codeon@panucation.org.

4:30-5:30PM 5:45-6:45PM

319346-02 319343-01 319343-02

Boise Hills Park Fort Boise CC

Maureen Welcker Maureen Welcker

$31.90/$48.90

319330-01 319347-01

$31.90/$48.90

319347-02

Grace Jordan CC

Jan 8-Feb 12

Morley Nelson CC

Feb 25-Apr 7*

Grace Jordan CC

Feb 26-Apr 8*

Morley Nelson CC

Jan 16-Mar 5

Dick Eardley SC

219328-01 Coach Newton

$39.63/$60.88

219328-02 319328-01 319328-02

Idaho Robotics

$42.20/$64.86

219327-01 219326-01

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SUMMER PLAYCAMPS SUMMER PLAYCAMP

AGE

CLASS

DAY

WEEK #7 WEEK #8 WEEK #9 WEEK #10 WEEK #11 WEEK #12 TIME

July 6-10 July 13-17 July 20-24 July 27-31 Aug. 3-7 (Last week: Eagle Rock, Jullion, Winstead.) Aug. 10-14 (Cassia, Ivywild, Elm Grove & Sunset only.) LOCATION

FEE

ACTIVITY#

SUMMER PLAYCAMP – Cassia Park

Cassia Park

413500

SUMMER PLAYCAMP – Eagle Rock

Eagle Rock

413501

Elm Grove Park

413502

SUMMER PLAYCAMP – Elm Grove Park 6-12

Summer Playcamp Swimming

SUMMER PLAYCAMP – Ivywild Park SUMMER PLAYCAMP – Jullion Park

M-F

Anytime between 7:30AM-5:30PM

Ivywild Park

6-1 2)

WEEK #1 May 26-29 (Tuesday-Friday, pro-rated 4-day fee: $75.40/$116.32. Jullion closed.) WEEK #2 June 1-5 (Jullion opens June 3; pro-rated 3-day fee: $56.80/$87.49.) WEEK #3 June 8-12 WEEK #4 June 15-19 WEEK #5 June 22-26 WEEK #6 NO CAMP June 29-July 3 due to holiday closure.

( AGE S

AGES 6-12 Playcamp activities are designed to encourage healthy recreational play and meet the physical and social needs of your child. Camps offer recreational games, arts, crafts, environmental education, hands-on science projects, field trips and swimming. All playcamp staff are trained in CPR/First Aid and child development to ensure that your child has a safe and positive experience. All participants must be going into 1st grade.

413503

$94.00/$145.15*

Jullion Park

413504

SUMMER PLAYCAMP – Sunset Park

Sunset Park

413505

SUMMER PLAYCAMP – Winstead Park

Winstead Park

413506 *See listing of weeks above for exceptions

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS Boise Parks and Recreation offers elementary school age youth FREE after school programs with supervised games, activities and healthy snacks. Open Monday-Friday.

OPEN UNTIL 6 PM TAFT KID CITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3722 N . ANDERSON ST . . 208-854-6218 HAWTHORNE KID CITY . . . . . . . . .2401 W . TARGEE ST . . . . . 208-854-5036 JEFFERSON KID CITY . . . . . . . . . .200 S . LATAH ST . . . . . . . 208-854-2514

FUN IN THE SUN! SEASON SWIM PASS

Need a great gift? Our outdoor season swim passes for Summer 2020 will be a hit!

GARFIELD KID CITY . . . . . . . . . . .1914 S . BROADWAY AVE . 208-854-4974 GRACE JORDAN COMM . CNTR . . .6411 FAIRFIELD AVE . . . . 208-854-4910 WHITTIER KID CITY . . . . . . . . . . .225 N . 29TH ST . . . . . . . 208-472-2073

OPEN UNTIL 6:30 PM MCMILLAN KID CITY . . . . . . . . . .10901 W . MCMILLAN RD . 208-855-4481 MORLEY NELSON COMM . CNTR* . .7701 W . NORTHVIEW ST . 208-854-4917 WHITNEY COMMUNITY CNTR . . . . .1609 S . OWYHEE ST . . . . 208-854-6625 * TEEN CENTER AVAILABLE

Youth 17 and Under Adult 18 +

RESIDENT

NON-RESIDENT

$25.00

$38.75

$40.00

$62.00

Children under 9 must be supervised at all times by an adult or a caregiver at least 16 years old. Learn more at CITYOFBOISE.ORG/POOLS

C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

6-1 2) ( AGES YOU T H

ZOO BOISE PROGRAMS FAMILY SNOOZE AT THE ZOO OVERNIGHT

DISCOUNTS

AGES 7 & UP + ADULT Guides will provide your family with evening and early morning treks through the zoo to investigate animals as well as their habitats, behavior and care. Experience activities, games, art projects and up-close animal encounters. Evening snack, continental breakfast and indoor/outdoor sleeping area provided. Children’s parent/guardian(s) must be present throughout the entire program. One adult per five children. Details will be sent to campers one week prior to the program.

Friends of Zoo Boise Annual Pass Holders receive discounts on some classes. See page 11 for more details. FoZB = Friends of Zoo Boise. BADGES AND ACHIEVEMENTS

HOMESCHOOL ZOO PROGRAM

Scout Programs at Zoo Boise

AGES 5-6 (GRADES K-1), 7-8 (GRADES 2-3), 9-10 (GRADES 4-5) Full listing page 14.

Zoo Boise scout programs are a chance to explore interests and

NEW ZOO BOISE HOMESCHOOL DAY ALL AGES + ADULT Engage in STEM learning together as you self-direct through multiple educational stations located throughout the Zoo. Children must always remain accompanied by an adult. All participants must register individually.

learn new skills. A great variety of programs are available to meet badge requirements or can be tailored to meet other scout group achievements. Arrive ready to passionately discuss all things nature, participate in engaging activities and games, meet our animals and

ZOO BOISE KID NIGHT

make a difference in the world of wildlife! For more information, visit

AGES 7-12 Learn how Zoo Boise cares for nocturnal animals, try your hand at night time survival skills games, and enjoy a snack out under the stars while observing the animals at Zoo Boise! AGE

CLASS

DAY

TIME

Zoo Boise’s website at zooboise.org/education-programs/scouts DATE

LOCATION

FEE

ACTIVITY# FOZB FEE FOZB ACTIVITY#

All Ages + Adult ZOO BOISE HOMESCHOOL DAY

9:30-11AM

Apr 2

Zoo Boise

330117-01

330317-01

7-12

ZOO BOISE KID NIGHT

6-9PM

Apr 18

Zoo Boise

$25

330470-01

$20

330480-01

7 & Up + Adult

FAMILY SNOOZE AT THE ZOO OVERNIGHT F-Sa

6:30PM-9AM May 22-23 Zoo Boise

$55

330221-01

$50

330921-01

YOUTH SWIMMING HELP BRING A TENNIS PROGRAM TO YOUR CHILD’S SCHOOL! Through this after-school program developed by the Idaho Tennis Association, even the youngest players can join the action. Using the USTA 10 & Under Tennis format, kids can learn to play right away because the courts, racquets, balls, scoring system and even the net height are just their size. Sessions are held at elementary schools throughout the valley. To learn about a program near you, contact the Idaho Tennis Association, 208-322-5150, ext. 207. WWW.IDTENNIS.COM 24

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BOISE CITY AQUATIC CENTER West Boise Family YMCA 5959 N. Discovery Way (208) 377-9622 YMCAT VIDAHO.ORG

HOURS Monday - Friday 5:00 am – 9:30 pm Saturday 7:00 am - 7:30 pm Sunday 10:00 am - 5:30 pm

BOISE CITY AQUATIC CENTER Check out our children’s pool with slide and water features! We also have a 50-meter swimming pool with water slide, 3- and 1-meter diving boards, a hot tub and more. DAILY FEES Children .................$4.13 Adults ....................$9.01 Families................$18.55 Two children + one adult ..........$9.85

MONTHLY FEES Resident

Non-Resident

Children $16.40 ...................$25.42 Adults $32.75 ...................$50.76 Families $54.60 ...................$84.63

HandmadeHoliday fun for the entire family

SENIOR CENTER THRIFT STORE The prices can’t be beat! Check out our fall and winter selection of clothing, accessories, housewares, home décor and more. Donations benefit local seniors. DICK EARDLEY SENIOR CENTER Shop Monday-Friday | 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. 690 Robbins Rd.

Saturday, December 14, 2019 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Dick Eardley Senior Center, 690 Robbins Rd.

THE BOISE RIVER

C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

1 3-1 7 ) ( AGE S T E E NS

TEENS (AGES 13-17) ART POTTERY FOR KIDS

All materials are provided.

AGES 9-14 Learn to create original pots by forming clay on an electric potter’s wheel. Students will also make unique and more advanced hand-built projects. In addition, young potters will be taught how to apply colored glazes onto their completed masterpieces.

DRAWING & PAINTING AGES 12-17 This course focuses on beginning and intermediate drawing techniques for junior and senior high school students. Students will have the opportunity to explore a variety of drawing and painting mediums including pen, pencil, charcoal, pastel, watercolor and acrylics. AGE

CLASS

Drawing & Painting

DAY

TIME

M 9-14

POTTERY FOR KIDS

DRAWING & PAINTING

LOCATION

Jan 13-Mar 2 4:15-5:45PM

Tu 12-17

DATE

Jan 14-Mar 3 Mar 30-May 18

FEE RES/NR

Staff Art Center

Mar 31-May 19 4:15-5:30PM Jan 14-Mar 3

INSTRUCTOR

202728-01

Eric Mullis

202728-02

$60.90/$93.85

Staff

302728-01

Eric Mullis Art Center

ACTIVITY#

302728-02

Bryan Moore

$60.90/$93.85

202745-01

COOKING CULINARY COOKING SERIES

FAMILY NIGHT OUT SERIES

AGE

CLASS

DAY TIME

CULINARY COOKING SERIES – Cake Decorating 8-14

CULINARY COOKING SERIES – Copycat Restaurant Favorites

10-14

DATE

4-6PM Apr 7

CULINARY COOKING SERIES – Mastering Baking

4-6PM Mar 12

FAMILY NIGHT OUT SERIES – Cuisines of India

Mar 31

CULINARY COOKING SERIES – International Flavors

All Ages FAMILY NIGHT OUT SERIES – Cuisines of Vietnam + Adult FAMILY NIGHT OUT SERIES – Cuisines of Latin America

LOCATION

INSTRUCTOR

FEES ACTIVITY#

Mar 17

324011-02 BUGS

Pohley Richey*

$15

BUGS

Pohley Richey*

$15

324011-01

BUGS

Pohley Richey*

$15

324201-02

May 12

M Th

5-7PM

Apr 20 May 21

324011-03 324011-04 324201-01 324201-03

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T EENS

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FOOTHILLS FAMILY DAYS ALL AGES + ADULT Monthly drop-in event for all ages. Activities include guided hikes, crafts and more.

(AGE S

NE W NATURE STEWARDS CLUB AGES 11-16 Do you love being outside? Join this after school club to hike, learn more about our ecosystem, serve your community and develop your leadership skills!

WATERSHED WEEKENDS

AGE All Ages + Adult

All Ages + Adult

CLASS

DAY

TIME

FOOTHILLS FAMILY DAYS – Snow and Water

DATE

LOCATION

FEE

ACTIVITY#

Jan 11

FOOTHILLS FAMILY DAYS – Birds of Prey

10AM-1PM

FOOTHILLS FAMILY DAYS – Wildflower Festival

Mar 14

Foothills LC

Free

N/A

Boise WaterShed Free

N/A

Jan 8, 22, Feb 5, 19

Morley Nelson CC

219000-01

Jan 15, 29, Feb 12, 26

Whitney CC

May 9

WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Our Prehistoric Watershed

Jan 18

WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Random Acts of Kindness

Feb 15

WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Spring Madness

10AM-1PM

WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Extreme Weather 11-16

Nature Stewards Club

Mar 21

1 3-1 7 )

ALL AGES + ADULT Free activities take place from 10AM-1PM. An outdoor tour of the water renewal facility is offered from 11:30AM-12:30PM, weather permitting. Closed-toe shoes required. Class description page 5.

Apr 18

NATURE STEWARDS CLUB

4-6PM

$12

219000-02

AGE

CLASS

All Ages ZOO BOISE HOMESCHOOL DAY + Adult 3-13

11-13

WATERSHED HOMESCHOOL DAYS – SnowSchool* WATERSHED HOMESCHOOL DAYS – Hyatt Hidden Lakes*

DAY Th

HOMESCHOOL ZOO (6th-8th grade) W – Animal Engineers

SnowSchool

HOMESCHOOL ZOO PROGRAM – Animal Engineers AGES 11-13 (GRADES 6-8) The Homeschool Zoo program series provides a unique learning experience for students schooled at home. The course consists of classroom discussion, laboratory activities, animal encounters and specialized zoo tours. Classes will align with Idaho State Science Standards and focus on topics and principles based on grade level. Themes will emphasize looking at animal TIME

DATE

LOCATION

FEE RES/NR

9:30-11AM

Apr 2

Zoo Boise

10AM-2PM

Mar 18

Bogus Basin Nordic $6 Lodge

groups and taxonomy, adaptations, habitats, and ecology. Each individual household must register their child for the class. Kids only! Please bring a small snack for a 15-minute break during class. N E W ZOO BOISE HOMESCHOOL DAY ALL AGES + ADULT Engage in STEM learning together as you self-direct through multiple educational stations located throughout the zoo. Children must always remain accompanied by an adult. All participants must register individually. ACTIVITY#

FOZB FEE

FOZB ACTIVITY#

330117-01

330317-01

N/A

10-11:30AM Apr 13

Hyatt Hidden Lakes FREE

Call 208608-7300 or email bw@ cityofboise.org

9AM-12PM

Zoo Boise

230553-01

Jan 29

$15

*Pre-registration required one week in advance C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

PERFORMING ARTS

( AGE S

Join Any Time!

Performing arts is an ongoing learning experience! Students may join class at any time during the session. Dance cultivates physical coordination and confidence, but also creative expression and problem solving. This helps students develop their ability to be creative thinkers in every capacity – academically, socially and artistically.

T E E NS

1 3-1 7 )

PERFORMING ARTS

Annual Spring Review dance recitals are tentatively set for May 9 at Timberline High School. A costume fee of $6 and a recital fee of $5 is added to your registration for the spring session. Participation in the recital is not mandatory.

Recital Fees

Max Pham Hip Hop Fund

We are proud to present the Max Pham Hip Hop Fund! Cost for each hip hop class has been reduced by $5 thanks to a generous donation from Max Pham. Max grew up honing his dance skills at Fort Boise and now he is proud to work with some of the top performers in the world including Justin Timberlake. For more information or to donate, contact Clay Lee at 208-608-7684. puzzle for your whole body and brain.” It is an extremely fun and unique way to build coordination, upper-body strength, visualspatial thinking, creative movement skills, self-confidence, a sense of humor about your own mistakes, and create shapes of light with your movements. No experience or materials required!

DANC ING TO L EA RN ACRO YOGA AND DANCE FOR GIRLS AGES 12-17 Teens will build strength and find a playful and fun way to connect with others! Skills will focus on strength building, working in partners and learning new ways to move their bodies. Participants will explore partner yoga acrobatics, acrobatic dance and suspend themselves in the air via yoga hammocks! This is a great class to come to by yourself and make new friends, or sign up with friends to have a lot of fun! Students will also participate in the choreography of our routine.

NEW MODERN DANCE AGES 9+ This class provides 3rd grade through adult dancers with a dynamic and engaging movement experience. The class offers a great balance of technique, improvisation and choreography. Students will have opportunities to create their own movement, helping them develop their creative voices and feel empowered in their bodies.

HIP HOP AGES 12-17 Hip Hop is a fun, high-energy style of dance. This class will focus on choreography as well as new moves. These classes are for beginner and experienced students and anyone else seeking to keep up their skills.

DAY

TIME

MODERN DANCE

5-6PM

10-17

POI SPINNING BEGINNER

6-7:30PM

12-17

ACRO YOGA AND DANCE FOR GIRLS

6-7PM

12-16

FUN WITH MUSIC TECHNOLOGY

7-8PM

12-17

HIP HOP

6-7PM

IMPROV – Intro

IMPROV – Intro AGES 13-16 This popular class is an introduction to Improv games, creating characters (like they do on Saturday Night Live) every week. Each participant will gain mental dexterity, confidence and stage presence while having a great time learning improvisational acting games. For more information contact stevenzunich@gmail.com

AGES 12-16 Hands-on class gets peers together to create recordings of each other and learn about music technology along the way. No music experience required. Each student leaves

13-16

T HEAT ER

FUN WITH MUSIC TECHNOLOGY

AGES 10-17 Poi spinning has been termed “yoga for the brain, a kind of 3-D, moving CLASS

with a CD of all the recordings made during the sessions. Topics include mixing, mastering, physics of sound, cable types, interviewing for radio and podcasts, microphone types and techniques and how to set up a sound system for a concert.

M US IC T EC HN OLOGY

POI SPINNING BEGINNER

AGE

Hip Hop

5:30-6:30PM

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DATE Mar 12-May 7* Jan 14-Mar 3 Mar 10-May 5** Jan 16-Mar 5 Mar 12-May 7* Mar 11-May 6 Jan 14-Mar 3 Mar 10-May 5* Jan 17-Mar 6 Mar 13-May 8*

LOCATION

DECEMBER 9 (Residents) DECEMBER 11 (Non-residents) INSTRUCTOR

Fort Boise CC

Megan Brandel

Dick Eardley SC

Jewels Meek

Lotus Tree

Shyla Ray

Fort Boise CC

Brenda Francis

Fort Boise CC

Lucy Singer

Dick Eardley SC

Steven Zunich

FEES

ACTIVITY#

$68.36/$99.16

311226-01

$67/$103.30

212750-01

$78.36/$114.66

312750-01

$45/$69.20

212804-01

$45/$69.20

312804-01

$45/$69.20

320113-01

$40/$61.45

212023-01

$51.36/$72.81

312023-01

$45/$69.20

220112-02

$45/$69.20 320112-02 *No class Mar 23-27 **No class Mar 23-27 & Apr 7

NE W BOISE SKATES – Beginner/

Experienced

AGES 10-14 In this hands-on camp, kids will learn various culinary skills such as properly using a chef’s knife, sautéing, sauce making and baking techniques.

ROBOT GAMES – Crossover Camp AGES 9-14 Have fun competing in a tournament style one-on-one and team-based challenge AGE

CLASS

ROBOT GAMES – Ringmaster

ZOO CAREERS

AGES 9-14 Have fun competing in a tournament style one-on-one and team-based challenge set. You will begin by learning how to code your robot to use various sensors and motors to maneuver the 4'x8' playing field to attain the highest score by scoring colored rings on the floor goals and posts by emptying starting pegs and by releasing the bonus tray. These

AGES 12-15 Interested in working at a zoo or another career with animal wildlife? Join us to explore the many careers available at zoos and other animal-focused organizations. Meet the people responsible for running the zoo — including members of the animal care team — and perform some of their daily responsibilities and chores.

DAY

TIME

DATE

LOCATION

FEE

ACTIVITY#

FOZB FEE

1 3-1 7 )

CULINARY CAMPS

matches will consist of driving skills in which you will be controlling your robot remotely, and programming skills matches, where your robot will be using the code you created to complete as many tasks as time allows. Class is led by Idaho Robotics. For more information please contact Amber Roy at 208-921-1019 or info@idahorobotics.org.

(AGE S

AGES 6-15 Explore the various skateparks in the Treasure Valley. All skill levels welcome. Topics include skills of etiquette, use of safety equipment, video editing, skateboard safety, communication and fun! Boards/helmets required.

set. You will begin by learning how to code your robot to use various sensors and motors to maneuver the 4'x8' playing field to attain the highest score by scoring hexballs in their colored scoring zones and goals, and by parking and balancing robots on the bridge. For more information please contact Amber Roy at 208-921-1019 or info@idahorobotics.org.

T EENS

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FOZB ACTIVITY#

6-15

BOISE SKATES – Beginner/Experienced M-F

8AM-12PM

Mar 23-27

Fort Boise CC

$106/$163.75

319708-01

N/A

9-14

ROBOT GAMES – Crossover Camp

M-F

8:30-10AM

Mar 23-27

Morley Nelson CC

$42.20/$64.86

319311-01

N/A

9-14

ROBOT GAMES – Ringmaster

M-F

10:30AM-12PM Mar 23-27

Morley Nelson CC

$42.20/$64.86

319317-01

N/A

10-14

CULINARY CAMPS

M-F

1-3:30PM

Mar 23-27

BUGS

$90

324009-01

N/A

12-15

ZOO CAREERS

M-F

9AM-4PM

Mar 23-27

Zoo Boise

$215

330702-01

$190

330703-01

SPORTS/FITNESS GOLF LESSONS

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 1-4 (H1-H4)

AGES 7-13 Classes will cover full-swing, stance, grip, short game, chipping and putting. All classes are open to any skill level from beginner to advanced; clubs will be provided for students during class time.

AGES 8-17 Beginner hockey players will learn the fundamentals of skating. Class descriptions page 7.

AGE 7-13 7-13

8-17

CLASS GOLF LESSONS – Quail Hollow GOLF LESSONS – Warm Springs

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 1 (H1)

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 2 (H2)

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 3 (H3)

HOCKEY LEARN TO PLAY 4 (H4)

DAY Tu, W, Th

TIME 4:15-5:30PM

DATE Apr 21-23 May 19-21 Apr 14-16

LOCATION

FEES

Quail Hollow GC

$60

Warm Springs GC

$60

ACTIVITY# 370005-01 370005-02 380005-01

Tu, W, Th

4:15-5:30PM

6:45-7:45PM

Jan 7-Feb 18

9:30-10:30AM

Jan 5-Feb 16

6:45-7:45PM

Mar 3-Apr 21*

9:30-10:30AM

Mar 1-Apr 26**

360004-02

6:45-7:45PM

Jan 7-Feb 18

260005-01

9:30-10:30AM

Jan 5-Feb 16

6:45-7:45PM

Mar 3-Apr 21*

9:30-10:30AM

Mar 1-Apr 26**

360005-02

6:45-7:45PM

Jan 7-Feb 18

260006-01

9:30-10:30AM

Jan 5-Feb 16

6:45-7:45PM

Mar 3-Apr 21*

9:30-10:30AM

Mar 1-Apr 26**

360006-02

6:45-7:45PM

Jan 7-Feb 18

260007-01

9:30-10:30AM

Jan 5-Feb 16

6:45-7:45PM

Mar 3-Apr 21*

9:30-10:30AM

Mar 1-Apr 26**

May 12-14

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Idaho IceWorld

$134/7 classes

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*No class Mar 24 **No class Mar 22 & Apr 12; Apr 26 class times will vary, see changes online or contact Idaho IceWorld C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

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SPORTS/FITNESS LIFEGUARD COURSE AGES 15+ The American Red Cross course will be held at the Dick Eardley Senior Center and the Boise State Aquatics Facility. This course is done in a Blended Learning Format; students complete online assignments before each class, then practice and master skills as individuals and as a group. Students must pass the prerequisite swim test on the first day of class to continue with the course. Contact Kerri Porritt for more information at 208-608-7683.

MARTIAL ARTS – Karate Shotokan Mixed Level Ages 13+ Learn traditional Shotokan Karate including: dojo etiquette, warm-up, Kihon, Katas, and Kumite. Class will focus on Kihon or basic techniques (blocks, punches, kicks and stances), and Katas or prearrange forms (formal exercise) and Kumite (sparring) as students progress.

Martial Arts

TEEN SKATE – Learn to Skate AGES 7-18 Recognized by Learn to Skate USA as a top 10 program in the country, Idaho IceWorld’s Learn to Skate program provides a fun and structured way for skaters to be physically active and improve their skills under the professional eyes of certified instructors. More information on page 16. AGE 13-18

skills and rules of the game. Older players will use beach balls and volley-lites to help establish consistent basic skills and team play. (Experience is helpful but not essential for this class.)

VOLLEYBALL – Introduction

DECEMBER 9 (Residents) DECEMBER 11 (Non-residents)

AGES 10-14 Younger players will use balloons, beach balls, volley-lites, and an adjusted net height to ensure success while learning the basic

CLASS

DAY

TEEN SKATE (Beginners – Free Skate 6)

TIME 6:15-6:45PM

DATE Jan 7-Feb 25 Mar 3-Apr 28**

LOCATION

FEES

Idaho IceWorld

$97/8 classes

Jan 6-Feb 28* 13+

MARTIAL ARTS – Karate Shotokan Mixed Level

M, W, F

5:30-7PM

Mar 2-Apr 29**

Dick Eardley SC

May 1-June 29***

ACTIVITY# 261101-01 361101-01

$67/$103.30

220334-01

$70/$107.95

320334-01

$76/$117.25

320334-02

15+

LIFEGUARD COURSE

TBD

6-9PM

Feb-Mar TBD

Varies

$120/$185.45

226108-01

4-17

USA HOCKEY NATIONWIDE TRY HOCKEY FOR FREE CLINIC

TBD

Feb 22

Idaho IceWorld

Free

260303-01

10-14

VOLLEYBALL – Introduction

Tu, Th

4:30-5:30PM

Mar 3-Apr 30**

Fort Boise CC

*No class Jan 20 & Feb 17

$85/$131.20

320447-01

**No class Mar 23-27

*** No class May 25

TEEN STEM (SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, MATHEMATICS) N E W STEM – Robot Challenge – Next Level AGES 9-14 Have fun competing in this tournament style team-based challenge set. You will begin by learning how to code your robot to use various sensors and motors to maneuver the 4'x8' playing field to score as many points as possible with your partner. Scoring is done by placing Hubs in a building zone, by removing Hubs from the hanging structure and by hanging robots at the end of match play. This friendly competition will include both autonomous programmed play and driver-controlled play. For more information please contact Amber Roy at 208-921-1019 or info@idahorobotics.org. AGE

CLASS

DAY

TIME

N E W STEM – Robot Challenge – Squared Away AGES 9-14 Have fun competing in this tournament style team-based challenge set. You will begin by learning how to code your robot to use various sensors and motors to maneuver the 4'x8' playing field to score as many points as possible with your partner. Scoring is done by either placing one of the 35 balls into or on top of one of the 7 colored cubes and/or by maneuvering the colored cubes into their respective scoring zone. This friendly competition will include both autonomous programmed play and driver-controlled play. For more information please contact Amber Roy at 208-921-1019 or info@idahorobotics.org. DATE

LOCATION

FEES

ACTIVITY#

9-14

STEM – Robot Challenge: Next Level

4:30-5:30PM

Jan 16-Mar 5

Dick Eardley SC

$42.20/$64.86 219327-01

9-14

STEM – Robot Challenge: Squared Away

5:45-6:45PM

Jan 16-Mar 5

Dick Eardley SC

$42.20/$64.86 219326-01

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OUT + ABOUT TEEN SUMMER CAMP

A DV E N T U R E

OUT + ABOUT TEEN SUMMER CAMP

is changing its format from week-long camps to day-trip excursions. Explore Boise and nearby cities! Adventure is all around. Day excursions may be to McCall, Idaho City, Givens Hot Springs, fishing in Lowman, sailing, trampoline parks, Wahooz, Dart Zone, Roaring Springs and more. Rates start as low as $25 a day. Camp is for ages 12-15 (those entering 6th - 9th grade). Pick up locations will vary from Fort Boise and Morley Nelson Community Centers, as well as South and West Junior High schools. Registration information will be available in the Summer 2020 guide.

LIFEGUARDING

LOOKING FOR A GREAT SUMMER JOB? EARN MONEY | BE A LEADER | SAVE LIVES

We have opportunities for teens who are interested in a summer job or a career as a professional lifeguard. CONTACT Kerri Porritt 208-608-7683 kporritt@cityofboise.org

TEEN NIGHT

FRIDAY

FORT BOISE

NIGHTS

TEEN ACTIVITY CENTER

1ST + 3RD FRIDAYS | 7-10 PM | FREE!

Drop-in program | Open during school breaks | Closed on holidays

7TH - 12TH GRADE WITH STUDENT ID NO TEEN NIGHT ON DEC. 20 AND JAN. 3

FORT BOISE COMMUNITY CENTER 700 Robbins Road, Boise Free shuttle service provided from South Jr. High, Morley Nelson + Grace Jordan community centers.

FREE • TEENS 12-17 • MON – FRI • 2:30 - 6:00 PM

CHECK IT OUT! Board games, air hockey, pool, ping pong, computers, video games, gym access and a comfortable space to relax.

FO R T B O ISE CO MMU N IT Y C ENTER 700 W Robbins Road, Boise CONTACT

Questions? 208-608-7680

More Information: CITYOFBOISE.ORG/PARKS

Marie Hattaway | mhattaway@cityofboise.org | 208-608-7680

CITYOFBOISE.ORG/PARKS

C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

1 8 +) ( AGES A D U LT

ADULT

(AGES 18+)

ART (18+) A supply list for classes will be available at the first class.

DRAWING – All Levels Drawing uses the very simplest tools and is the most basic of the art forms, yet it can also be the most intimidating. Students will improve both drawing and observation skills by learning about the fundamentals of line, shape, value, perspective and proportion. This is a fun, low pressure, relaxing class: no experience (or drawing ability) is required!

DRAWING – Multimedia Students will further explore drawing methods and materials such as brushes, ink washes, charcoal, pen and a variety of color mediums such as pastels and colored pencils. All materials provided.

DRAWING – Spring Botanical Come learn the skills and classical approaches used by illustrators to create botanical drawings of plant specimens. Each week we’ll explore a different theme such as “through the microscope” or “cross-section of a fruit” and complete at least one drawing each class. All materials provided.

ENAMELING – Beginning Vitreous enameling, defined as fusing glass to metal using high temperatures, is an ancient art dating back to the 13th century B.C. Students will explore a variety of techniques to create small and lovely works of art such as earrings and pendants. All materials provided.

ENAMELING – Open Studio The enameling open studio gives people with previous experience the opportunity to follow their own interests and work on projects of their own design. Enameling teacher will be on hand to set up the studio, answer questions and assist students as needed. Students must provide their own enamels. Group orders of supplies will be made as needed and a complete supply kit is available for $20.

PAINTING, ACRYLIC – All Levels Students will learn the basics of acrylic painting including techniques of color, composition, texture and layering. A variety of styles and subject matter such as still-life, landscape, portrait and abstraction will be explored.

PAINTING, ACRYLIC/OIL/ WATERCOLOR – Level II This course is designed for painters who have previously taken an oil, acrylic or watercolor painting course. A variety of styles in your medium will be explored and the instructor will be available to assist with students’ chosen subjects and paintings recommended for the group.

PAINTING, OIL – All Levels Students will learn the basics of oil painting, including techniques of color, composition, texture and layering. A variety of styles and subject matter such as still-life, landscape, portrait and abstraction will be explored.

PASTELS – All Levels Beginners will learn the basics of hard and soft pastels, the types of papers and surfaces available and many of the styles used by pastel artists today. Intermediate/advanced students

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will refine their skills and learn new techniques through a variety of fun and challenging projects.

PHOTOGRAPHY – Camera Functions This beginning class will help make you a more accomplished photographer. Explore the “howto’s” of digital and 35mm photography. Learn shutter speed, depth of field, composition and use of attachments. Please bring your camera to the first class.

POTTERY – All Levels Beginner potters will learn basic techniques of hand-built and wheel-thrown pottery, along with glazing and firing methods. Students with previous clay experience will have the opportunity to continue to refine their skills of wheel throwing and hand-building. Wheels, glazes and firing services are provided.

POTTERY – Handbuilding Students of all levels will enjoy the rich tradition of pottery being made with handbuilding techniques such as pinch, coil and slabs. Learn beautiful decorating processes that have been used throughout the world for centuries. All materials provided.

POTTERY – Level I Beginning potters will learn basic techniques for hand-built and wheel-thrown pottery along with glazing and firing methods. Wheels, glazes and firing services are provided.

POTTERY – Level II – 3 hr class This class is for potters with previous experience. Class focuses on refining skills of throwing on the wheel and developing better

ADULT (AGES 18+)

POTTERY – Level II – 2 hr class

CLASS (18+)

DAY

DRAWING – All Levels

DRAWING – Multimedia DRAWING – Spring Botanical ENAMELING – Beginning ENAMELING – Open Studio PAINTING, ACRYLIC – All Levels PAINTING, ACRYLIC/OIL/WATERCOLOR – Level II PAINTING, OIL – All Levels PASTELS – All Levels PHOTOGRAPHY – Camera Functions

POTTERY – All Levels

WATERCOLOR FOR SENIORS

Open lab sessions are available for potters to work independently on throwing, hand-building or glazing. Fee covers glazes and firing but students must provide clay and tools. Lab is open daily and a schedule will be emailed to customer as well as available at the Art Center.

AGES 50+ Expand your art expertise in this class for seniors. Learn about watercolor materials and their particular characteristics. Draw, paint, observe and analyze realistic and nonobjective subjects.

WATERCOLOR – All Levels

TIME

Mar 31-May 19

1-3PM

Jan 14-Mar 3

6:30-8:30PM Apr 13-May18

Jan 14-Mar 3

W Tu

6:30-9PM 6:30-9PM

6:30-8:30PM Apr 2-May 21

1-3:30PM

Jan 13-Mar 2

6:30-9PM

Mar 31-May 19

6:30-8:30PM Jan 16-Mar 5

1-3PM

Apr 1-May 20

1-3PM

Apr 2-May 21

6:30-9:30PM

Feb 5-26 Apr 15-May 6

Fort Boise CC

DECEMBER 9 (Residents) DECEMBER 11 (Non-residents)

INSTRUCTOR Becky Vance Bryan Moore

201713-01

Foothills LC

Kelly Cox

$80.78/$117.08

301743-01

Fort Boise CC

Rick Friesen

$80/$123.45

Fort Boise CC

Rick Friesen

$80/$123.45

Fort Boise CC

Bryan Moore

$88.80/$137.09

Fort Boise CC

Bryan Moore

$110.75/$171.11

Fort Boise CC

Rick Friesen Bryan Moore Rick Friesen

$88.80/$137.09

Fort Boise CC

Bill Farnsworth

$44.90/$69.05

Jerry Hendershot

9AM-12PM

Fort Boise CC

Apr 2-May 21

6:30-9:30PM

Jan 13-Mar 2 Mar 30-May 18 Jan 16-Mar 5 Apr 2-May 21 Jan 14-Mar 3 Mar 31-May 19

David Scott

$184.63/257.06

Fort Boise CC

Eric Mullis

$163.43/$235.86

Fort Boise CC

Rick Jenkins

$163.43/$235.86

Jan 16-Mar 5

Eric Mullis

Mar 31-May 19

Fort Boise CC

Apr 2-May 21 Jan 13-Mar 8

Rick Jenkins

See posted schedule

6:30-8:30PM Jan 13-Mar 2

Bryan Moore

9:30-11:30AM Jan 14-Mar 3

Rick Friesen

6:30-8:30PM Mar 30-May 18

9:30-11:30AM Mar 31-May 19

9:30-11:30AM

Mar 30-May 24

Jan 15-Mar 4 Apr 1-May 20

Fort Boise CC

N/A

Bryan Moore

$119.54/$167.83

Marje Wharry

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$124.81/$176.00

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$88.80/$137.09

Rick Friesen Fort Boise CC

201104-01

201725-01

Eric Mullis

See posted schedule

301102-01

301723-02

Kerry Moosman

Rick Jenkins

1-3PM

$163.43/$235.86

Fort Boise CC

Jan 14-Mar 3

201102-01

201723-01

Jerry Hendershot

Tu Tu

$88.80/$137.09

Fort Boise CC

Jan 16-Mar 5 Apr 1-May 20

301712-01

$102.58/$150.87

6:30-9:30PM

$88.80/$137.09

ACTIVITY# 201712-01

Bryan Moore

David Scott

FEE RES/NR

Fort Boise CC

Jan 15-Mar 4

POTTERY – Level I

WATERCOLOR FOR SENIORS (Ages 50+)

Jan 15-Mar 4

LOCATION

cityofboise.org/parks

6:30-9:30PM

WATERCOLOR – All Levels

Mar 31-May 19

POTTERY – Open Lab

Jan 15-Mar 4

1-3PM

POTTERY – Handbuilding

POTTERY – Level II – 2 hr class

Apr 1-May 20

POTTERY – Level II – 3 hr class

DATE

6:30-8:30PM Jan 14-Mar 3 1-3PM

This class offers instruction in watercolor techniques of stretching paper, exploring various types of washes and composition as well as more in-depth techniques of painting will be covered for those with previous experience.

1 8 +)

This class is for potters with previous experience. Class focuses on refining skills of throwing on the wheel and developing better hand-building construction techniques. Students will also explore advanced techniques of glazing and learn Raku and Cone 10 reduction firing. Wheels, glazes and firings are provided.

POTTERY – Open Lab

( AGE S

hand-building construction techniques. Students will also explore advanced techniques of glazing and learn Raku and Cone 10 reduction firing. Wheels, glazes and firings are provided.

A D U LT

ART (18+)

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$88.80/$137.09

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COOKING/NUTRITION (18+) FAMILY NIGHT OUT!

FOOD FOR LIFE

ALL AGES Bring the whole family on an international journey for your taste buds! Each month we’ll visit a different culture as we cook our way through favorite dishes of that cuisine. Students under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Class price is per person.

Barbara Smith, a Food for Life consultant, will share information on cooking and eating for optimum health. Samples and take-home recipes are included in these 1-hour classes.

HEALTHY EATING SERIES Spend this spring discovering delicious and nutritious meals you can make yourself. We’ll cover the latest and greatest in proven dietary trends, from probiotics to vegetarian to Mediterranean meals. CLASS (18+)

Featured recipe: Penne with Kale, Tomatoes & Olives

FOOD FOR LIFE – Diabetes Prevention Featured recipe: 3-Bean Chili

Featured recipe: Corn Salsa with Greens

FOOD FOR LIFE – Heart-Healthy Meal Planning & Dessert

cityofboise.org/parks

Featured recipe: Sundried Tomato Wrap, Zesty Corn Edamame Salad, and Fruit Tarts

DAY

FAMILY NIGHT OUT! – Cuisines of India

Tu M

FAMILY NIGHT OUT! – Cuisines of Latin America

TIME

DATE

LOCATION

DECEMBER 9 (Residents) DECEMBER 11 (Non-residents) INSTRUCTOR

FEE RES/NR

Mar 31 5-7PM

HEALTHY EATING SERIES – Probiotics HEALTHY EATING SERIES – Meatless Meals

Featured recipe: Veggie Coconut Curry

FOOD FOR LIFE – Healthy Weight

FOOD FOR LIFE – Power Plate

FAMILY NIGHT OUT! – Cuisines of Vietnam

HEALTHY EATING SERIES – Mediterranean Meals

FOOD FOR LIFE – Cancer Prevention

5:30-7:30PM

Apr 20

ACTIVITY# 324201-01

BUGS

Pohley Richey*

$15

324201-02

May 21

324201-03

Apr 15

324203-01

Apr 22 Apr 29

BUGS

Pohley Richey*

324203-02

$15

324203-03

HEALTHY EATING SERIES – Appetizers for Entertaining

May 6

324203-04

FOOD FOR LIFE – Power Plate

Jan 17

215013-01

FOOD FOR LIFE – Heart-Healthy Meal Planning & Dessert

Feb 14

215013-02

FOOD FOR LIFE – Cancer Prevention

11AM-12PM

Mar 20

FOOD FOR LIFE – Diabetes Prevention

Apr 17

FOOD FOR LIFE – Healthy Weight

May 15

Dick Eardley SC

Barbara Smith

$5/$7.75

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ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION (18+) BOISE BIRDING Beginner to expert birders welcome. No registration needed.

FOOTHILLS FAMILY DAYS ALL AGES Monthly drop-in event for all ages. Activities include guided hikes, crafts and more.

FRIDAY NIGHT ADULT EARTHWORKS Create beautiful artwork at the Boise WaterShed! These classes are taught by a team of artists and experts who will explore a topic while instructing you in an art method to create a one-of-a-kind piece of art. Light refreshments provided. Class descriptions found online at boiseenvironmentaleducation.org.

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N E W HIKING CLUB What kind of hiker are you? Find out in this themed hiking series. All hikes will meet at the Foothills Learning Center. This series is free but registration is required. Class descriptions on page 43.

PROJECT WET: Summit to Sea Teacher Workshop

Get to know your backyard as the Foothills Learning Center and Idaho Conservation League team up to offer these short hiking “tours” of the city-owned natural reserves.

Join us for a series of seasonal excursions and adventures around the Boise River Watershed to learn more about where we live, work and recreate. Class descriptions found online at boiseenvironmentaleducation.org.

WATERSHED WEEKENDS ALL AGES + ADULT Free activities take place from 10AM-1PM. An outdoor tour of the water renewal facility is offered from 11:30AM12:30PM, weather permitting. Closed-toe shoes required. Class descriptions page 5. NEW WILDFLOWER WALKS Wildflower walks are an introduction to a selection of public trails with the best diversity of native wildflowers throughout the Boise Front. While a few hikes are easy, most walks include some “target” species or habitats that

CLASS (18+)

BOISE BIRDING

DAY

TIME

FOOTHILLS FAMILY DAYS – Birds of Prey

Wildflower Walk

are a mile or more from the nearest trailhead. Expect a steady pace to reach these goals within the 2-3 hour timeframe. No dogs, please.

DATE

9-10AM

Jan 8

9-10AM

Feb 5

9-10AM

Mar 4

8-9AM

Apr 1

8-9AM

May 6

FOOTHILLS FAMILY DAYS – Snow and Water

1 8 +)

TOUR OF THE RESERVES

WATERSHED QUEST

( AGE S

Explore your watershed from Summit to the Sea in this new, hands-on workshop! Evening activities will focus on your local watershed with Project WET earth and water science lessons. On Saturday dive into ocean ecosystems activities and meet some Pacific Ocean dwellers while touring the Aquarium of Boise. Walk away with new knowledge and your choice of Project WET Curriculum guides that contain teacher-tested activities that align with the NGSS. For an additional $60, you can receive 1 P.D. credit from BSU. Register by February 29.

A D U LT

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION (18+)

LOCATION

FEE

ACTIVITY#

Foothills LC

Free

N/A

Foothills LC

Free

N/A

Jan 11 Sa

10AM-1PM

Mar 14

FOOTHILLS FAMILY DAYS – Wildflower Festival

May 9

FRIDAY NIGHT ADULT EARTHWORKS – Cold Critters

Jan 24

FRIDAY NIGHT ADULT EARTHWORKS – Canis Lupus: Wolves of Idaho

Feb 28

FRIDAY NIGHT ADULT EARTHWORKS – Jewel of the Gem State: Boise Foothills F

6-9:30PM

FRIDAY NIGHT ADULT EARTHWORKS – Warm Springs Avenue: History & Architecture

Mar 27

225006-01 225006-02 Boise WaterShed

$15

Apr 24

325006-01 325006-02

HIKING CLUB – Class information on page 42 PROJECT WET: Summit to Sea Teacher Workshop

4PM-9PM / 8:30AM-4:30PM

Mar 6 & 7

Boise WaterShed

TOUR OF THE RESERVES – Military Reserve

Jan 16

Military Reserve

219966-01

TOUR OF THE RESERVES – Chief Eagle Eye Reserve

Feb 20

Chief Eagle Eye Reserve

219966-02

TOUR OF THE RESERVES – Camel’s Back Reserve

F / Sa

$40

325004-01

Mar 19

Camel’s Back Reserve

TOUR OF THE RESERVES – Hyatt Hidden Lakes Reserve

Apr 16

Hyatt Hidden Lakes Reserve

TOUR OF THE RESERVES – Polecat Gulch Reserve

May 21

Polecat Gulch Reserve

Feb 29

Fort Boise CC

$15

225003-01

Boise WaterShed

Free

N/A

WATERSHED QUEST – Leap into Geothermal

5:30-6:30PM

9AM-12PM

WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Our Prehistoric Watershed WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Random Acts of Kindness WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Spring Madness

Free

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Jan 18 Sa

10AM-1PM

WATERSHED WEEKENDS – Extreme Weather

Feb 15 Mar 21 Apr 18

WILDFLOWER WALKS – Hulls Gulch

9AM-12PM

Mar 4

Hulls Gulch

6-8PM

Mar 25

Hillside to Hollow

6-8PM

Apr 15

Polecat Loop

WILDFLOWER WALKS – Oregon Trail

6-8PM

Apr 22

Oregon Trail

319967-04

WILDFLOWER WALKS – Lydle Gulch

6-8PM

Apr 29

Lydle Gulch

319967-05

WILDFLOWER WALKS – Hillside to Hollow WILDFLOWER WALKS – Polecat Loop

319967-01 319967-02 Free

319967-03

C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

1 8 +) ( AGES A D U LT

LEARNING

(18+)

HORTIC ULTURE EVENING LECTURES Garden tasks in the winter and early spring are all about learning, planning and preparing for the coming growing season. Join our BUGS farmer and invited experts to learn everything you need for a healthy and successful start to your growing season.

GARDEN PLANNING SEED STARTING COOL CROPS FRUIT TREE PRUNING 101

Early spring is the best time to learn proper techniques for pruning fruit trees. This hands-on class will take you from practicing in the BUGS orchard to successfully pruning your own trees back home.

SOIL & COMPOST LIBRARY SERIES GRAPE GROWING

Come learn about growing grapes in Idaho. We will cover everything from planting, pruning and harvesting grapes to how to train your grape vines and handle the challenges of insects and diseases. Grape vines can be a valuable addition to your homestead or a great backyard hobby with delicious results to boot!

FRUIT TREE PRUNING

Knowing how and when to prune for fruit is much different than pruning an ornamental tree. If you have a fruit tree, this is the class for you!

LAURA MOORE CUNNINGHAM CITY ARBORETUM TOUR

Come tour the nursery where the city grows its trees. Learn basic nursery production, species identification and characteristics of small trees. We’ll also look at mature specimens. There are uneven surfaces that may be dusty or muddy, so please wear appropriate shoes. Please bring a water bottle.

LAWN & IRRIGATION

An overview of important topics related to growing a beautiful lawn, including turf grass growth, physiology and effective cultivation strategies for different grass types common in Idaho. We will also discuss efficient irrigation systems plus sprinkler maintenance design. Q&A to follow the presentation.

ORGANIC GARDENING

Learn the basics of organic gardening. We’ll cover garden planning, plant selection and care, water, and weed and pest management. 36

Organic Gardening

Learn how to grow a successful organic garden and how you can enjoy the health and personal benefits of cultivating your own food.

ROSES & LANDSCAPE

We will cover pruning techniques and how to treat some of the most common pests in roses, including Bacterial Cane Blight. Get background on residential landscape design considerations including site planning, proper plant placement, hydrozones and low-water use landscaping.

TREASURES OF THE BOISE FRONT – Wildflowers and More

Did you know that the Boise Front is also special for its diversity of rare unusual and even recently discovered wildflowers? We will go on a photographic journey to explore the floristic treasures of the Boise Front, from Bonneville Point to Mores Mountain to Spring Valley, growing in a diversity of unique habitats.

TREE BIOLOGY

Get the dirt on soil and plant interactions. Learn the basics of caring for the soil as well as basic plant structures and walk away with a growing understanding on how to manage soil and proper tree care for healthier, longer living trees.

TREE PRUNING

This pruning class will address more than just cutting off branches. Incorrect pruning can cause serious problems for your trees. Learn the correct way to make a pruning cut, the tree’s response to the cuts you make and how to prune for the long-term health and beauty of your trees.

TREE PROBLEMS

Learn about insects and diseases that affect our trees and about the most common problems people create by incorrect cultural practices.

WINTER/SPRING 2019-2020 ACTIVITY GUIDE

Learn to identify the problems and get suggestions on how to correct them.

TREE SELECTION AND PLANTING

Planting incorrectly is one of the most common reasons for tree failure. Unfortunately, sometimes the problem isn’t evident for 10 or more years. Once you’ve chosen the perfect tree for your area, learn the correct way to plant (or what to look for when someone else plants) to ensure the tree’s long-term success.

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO EXTENSION MASTER FOOD SAFETY ADVISOR PROGRAM The Boise Urban Garden School is partnering with the University of Idaho Extension to offer a Master Food Safety Advisor program. Course topics include: Canning acid foods (fruits and tomatoes), Canning low-acid foods (meats and vegetables), Soft Spreads (Jams & Jellies), Pickling, Dehydration, Food Safety and Freezing methods. The application deadline is January 22, 2020 and only 15 applicants are accepted each year, so be sure to call and reserve your spot today! Registration is handled through the UI Extension office at ada@uidaho.edu or 208-287-5900.

T EC HN O LO GY N E W STAY CONNECTED WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS Learn to use modern technology to connect remotely with the people you care about most. Coach Newton will install and teach you Zoom, an application that utilizes the internet for video and audio. Participants should bring their own laptops/Chromebooks with integrated camera and headphones. For more information, visit panucation.org.

CLASS (18+)

DAY

EVENING LECTURES – Garden Planning

EVENING LECTURES – Cool Crops EVENING LECTURES – Soil & Compost

Feb 12

6:30-8PM

Mar 11

6-8PM

Mar 18

6-8PM

Apr 1

6-8:30PM

Jan 22

EVENING LECTURES – Fruit Tree Pruning 101*

6:30-8PM

DATE Feb 5

LIBRARY SERIES – Grape Growing

LOCATION BUGS BUGS

FEE RES/NR

David Thompson

$15

David Thompson

$15

ACTIVITY# 224050-01 224050-02 324050-01

Matthew Perkins

$20

324050-03

BUGS

U of I Master Composter

$15

324050-02

Boise Main Library

Rich Guggenheim

Free

235200-01

Jan 15

LIBRARY SERIES – Tree Biology

INSTRUCTOR

Danny Trevett

237000-01

Jan 29

Matthew Perkins

235000-01

Feb 5

Mike Andrews

235400-01

LIBRARY SERIES – Tree Selection And Planting

6-8:30PM

LIBRARY SERIES – Tree Problems LIBRARY SERIES – Treasures of The Boise Front – Wildflowers and More

Feb 12 Feb 19

W 6-7PM

Feb 26

6-8:30PM

Mar 11

LIBRARY SERIES – Organic Gardening

Ryan Rodgers

LIBRARY SERIES – Lawn & Irrigation W

6-8:30PM 5-6PM 5-6PM

STAY CONNECTED WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS

May 13 Jan 16 Jan 30 Feb 13 Feb 27

4:30-5:30PM Mar 12

237102-01

David Thompson Boise Main Library

Mar 18

LIBRARY SERIES – Laura Moore Cunningham City Arboretum Tour

235800-01

Free

Barbara Ertter

Mar 4

LIBRARY SERIES – Roses & Landscape

235600-01

Boise Main Library Debbie Cook

337001-01

Engelhardt/Sundquist

Free

337100-01

Olson/Roop

337000-01

City Nursery

Ryan Rodgers

Free

335500-01

Dick Eardley SC

Coach Newton

$11/$16.50

Dick Eardley SC

Coach Newton

$11/$16.50

Dick Eardley SC

Coach Newton

$11/$16.50

Dick Eardley SC

Coach Newton

$11/$16.50

215015-01 215015-02 215015-03 215015-04 315015-01

Apr 2 4:30-5:30PM Apr 16

315015-02 315015-03

Apr 30 UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO EXTENSION MASTER FOOD SAFETY ADVISOR PROGRAM

9AM-3PM

1 8 +)

LIBRARY SERIES – Fruit Tree Pruning LIBRARY SERIES – Tree Pruning

( AGE S

EVENING LECTURES – Seed Starting

TIME

A D U LT

LEARNING (18+)

315015-04

Feb 4, 11, 18, Univ. of Idaho Ada 25; Mar 3, County Ext. 10, 17

U of I instructors

$95

*This is a hands-on class

PERFORMING ARTS (18+) BALLET – Beginner DANCE

Information Adult performing arts is an ongoing learning experience helping to enhance strength, flexibility and coordination all while having a tremendous amount of fun in a friendly environment! Our annual Spring Review Dance Recitals are tentatively set for May 9, 2020 at Timberline High School. Additional fees and costuming will be required to participate in the recitals. Participation in the recital is not mandatory. More information to come!

CLASS (18+) BALLET – Beginner BARRE EXERCISE

DAY M W

TIME 5:30-6:30PM 4-5PM

DATE Jan 13-Mar 2* Mar 9-May 4** Jan 15-Mar 4 Mar 11-May 6**

This class is for those who have always dreamed of learning ballet but have never had the chance. This unique class will give you the opportunity to enter the world of classical ballet for the first time and from the most basic level. No special clothing required, just come ready to move and dressed comfortably.

BARRE EXERCISE Barre is a fun and empowering class set to great music. The ballet barre is used to sculpt the lower body, abs and for flexibility training. In this class we will use full body exercises, light weights and other props. There are modifications and challenges for all levels!

LOCATION

INSTRUCTOR

Fort Boise CC

Claudia Palta

Fort Boise CC

Claudia Palta

FEE RES/NR

ACTIVITY#

$43/$66.10

211502-01

$57/$87.80

311502-01

$57/$87.80 *No class Jan 20

211754-01 311754-01 **No class Mar 23-27

C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

1 8 +) ( AGES A D U LT

PERFORMING ARTS (18+) BELLYDANCE

building self-confidence and coordination. Dance experience or not, this class is perfect for learning and exploring a new culture. No partner needed!

Students will develop grace, fluidity and core strength learning this ancient art form. With over 20 years of experience, Adriane provides detailed movement breakdowns that help both beginning and experienced dancers to grow. With a focus on Egyptian-style dance, students will learn basic belly dance technique and combinations that culminate in a final choreography. Come ready to dance in bare feet or dance slippers, and bring a yoga mat or towel.

NEW MODERN DANCE AGES 9+ It takes a childlike sense of inhibition and adventure to try something new, along with a mature ability to focus and stick with it - so all ages will bring important qualities to this class. Modern dance offers a great balance of technique, improvisation and choreography. In a supportive environment, students will have opportunities to create their own movement using fun choreographic tools, which will challenge all levels of dancers and help everyone develop their creative voices and feel empowered in their bodies.

BROADWAY FOSSE/JAZZ DANCE Bob Fosse is famous for choreography in musicals like Chicago, Sweet Charity, and Cabaret. Claudia will bring her knowledge of Fosse learned with Chet Walker, the protégé of Fosse, to the choreography we will learn during class. You will learn original Bob Fosse choreography combined with Broadway Style jazz. Prior dance experience is not necessary but helpful. Come dressed comfortably and ready to move. No special shoes required.

TAP These classes are fun, challenging and guaranteed to make you feel like you had a great workout! The BEGINNER class is for those who have never tapped before or tapped when very young. The INTERMEDIATE class is for dancers who have tapped awhile and are ready for the next level of skill sets. If you have had tap recently or have been in our program for at least two years, the NEXT STEP class is the one for you. If you are unsure what level is best for you, feel free to speak with the instructor.

FLAMENCO – Intro Class time will be spent learning basic steps, body positioning, and the flow of arm/hand movement. As class progresses we will begin working on percussive steps and brazeo (arms) and how to coordinate them into a short dance piece. Through a fiery Flamenco song list, we will keep our focus on dancing for fun while CLASS (18+) BELLYDANCE BROADWAY FOSSE/JAZZ DANCE

W Tu

TIME 6:15-7:15PM 6-7PM

FLAMENCO – Intro

1-2PM

MODERN DANCE

5-6PM

TAP – Beginner

7-8PM

TAP – Intermediate

6-7PM

TAP – Next Step TAP – Advanced Master’s Class TAP DANCING DIVAS (Ages 55+) – Beginner TAP DANCING DIVAS (Ages 55+) – Intermediate

DAY

Th Tu Tu Tu

7-8PM 6-7PM 12-1PM 1-2PM

DATE Jan 15-Mar 4 Mar 11-May 6* Jan 14-Mar 3 Mar 10-May 5* Jan 15-Mar 4 Mar 11-May 6* Mar 12-May 7* Jan 14-Mar 3 Mar 10-May 5* Jan 16-Mar 5 Mar 12-May 7* Jan 16-Mar 5 Mar 12-May 7* Jan 14-Mar 3 Mar 10-May 5* Jan 14-Mar 3 Mar 10-May 5* Jan 14-Mar 3 Mar 10-May 5* Jan 16-Mar 5

TAP DANCING DIVAS (Ages 55+) – Advanced

1-2PM

VOICE-OVERS – Now Is Your Time

6:30-8:30PM Feb 19

WINTER/SPRING 2019-2020 ACTIVITY GUIDE

Mar 12-May 7*

LOCATION Fort Boise CC Dick Eardley SC

TAP – Advanced Master’s Class If you are a serious tap dancer with six or more years of tap training and you want to be challenged, push yourself, learn some different tap choreography and have some great fun, then this is the class for you! Choreography learned will be anything from blues tap to rock to jazz tap and musical theater tap.

TAP DANCING DIVAS (Ages 55+) AGES 55+ Dancing has no age limit! Move your feet and make your spirits soar! BEGINNER is for those of you who have never tapped before but always wanted to or tapped way too many years ago to count. INTERMEDIATE is for those of you who have tapped recently and have had at least two years’ experience. For those of you who are serious, the ADVANCED class is the one for you. N E W VOICE-OVERS – Now Is Your

Time

You’ve heard Lisa Foster on TV and radio commercials! Now hear her LIVE as she illustrates how you could begin using your speaking voice for commercials, films or videos. Lisa will show a unique way to cash in on one of the most lucrative full or part-time careers out there! This is a business that you can handle on your own terms, on your own turf, in your own time and with practically no overhead.

INSTRUCTOR Adriane Dellorco Claudia Palta

Fort Boise CC

Estefania Sanchez

Fort Boise CC

Megan Brandel

Fort Boise CC

Kay Mack

Fort Boise CC

Kay Mack

Fort Boise CC Fort Boise CC Fort Boise CC Fort Boise CC

Kay Mack Kay Mack Kay Mack Kay Mack

Fort Boise CC

Kay Mack

Dick Eardley SC

Lisa Foster

FEE RES/NR ACTIVITY# $57/$87.80

212530-01

$68.36/$99.16

312530-01

$57/$87.80

212519-01

$68.36/$99.16

312519-01

$57/$87.80

211704-01

$57/$87.80

311704-01

$68.36/$99.16

311226-01

$57/$87.80

211734-01

$57/$87.80

311734-01

$57/$87.80

211734-02

$68.36/$99.16

311734-02

$57/$87.80

211734-03

$68.36/$99.16

311734-03

$57/$87.80

211735-01

$68.36/$99.16

311735-01

$57/$87.80

211701-01

$57/$87.80

311701-01

$57/$87.80

211701-02

$68.36/$99.16

311701-02

$57/$87.80

211701-03

$68.36/$99.16

311701-03

$15/$22.70

220115-01 *No class Mar 23-27

A D U LT

SOCIAL PARTNER DANCING (18+) NEW

( AGE S

Social Partner Dancing

1 8 +)

Boise Parks and Recreation is proud to partner with Heirloom Dance Studio. Joel and Stephanie bring 20+ years of Social Partner dancing and instruction, their signature style and method will get you movin’ and groovin’ in no time. Whether you’re headed to a wedding or out on the town, these classes will give you the edge you need to feel confident on the dance floor. No partner or experience is necessary. Students should be prepared to rotate partners.

Latin Intro

LATIN – Intro

BALLROOM – Intro If you are interested in partner dancing but don’t know where to start, this is the perfect class for you. We will learn a new dance each week, including Waltz, Foxtrot, Rumba, Tango, Cha Cha and East Coast Swing.

COUNTRY – Intro Learn how to keep your boots scootin’ with these iconic dances! Country Swing, Country Two Step, Country Waltz and several Country Line Dances are the first step to a great night out. CLASS (18+)

DAY

There are many different styles of Latin dancing. In this class we will begin learning Salsa, Bachata, Cumbia and Merengue. Students will focus on basic lead and follow technique, as well as small routines that work on transitions between movements.

SALSA – Beginner Danced and performed all around the world, Salsa is one of the most recognized social dances of all time. We will learn basic Lead TIME

DATE

LOCATION

and Follow technique, beginner combos and short routines to help each student transition between moves.

SALSA – Intermediate Take your dancing to the next level by adding fun combos, footwork variations and styling. This class is for dancers with some experience and a good grasp on their basics. Students should be able to dance on time and have a basic understanding of Lead and Follow.

INSTRUCTOR

FEE RES/NR

Jan 8-29 Feb 5-26 BALLROOM – Intro

6-7PM

Mar 4-25

211716-02 Dick Eardley SC

Joel Hunter

$29/$44.40

8-9PM

311716-02

May 6-27

311716-03

Jan 8-29

211547-01

Mar 4-25

211547-02 Dick Eardley SC

Joel Hunter

$29/$44.40

7-8PM

311547-02

May 6-27

311547-03

Jan 8-29

211756-01

Mar 4-25

211756-02 Dick Eardley SC

Joel Hunter

$29/$44.40

6-7PM

311756-02

May 6-27

311756-03

Jan 10-Jan 31

211726-01

Mar 6-Mar 27

211726-02 Dick Eardley SC

Joel Hunter

$29/$44.40

6-7PM

311726-01

Apr 10-May 1

311726-02

May 8-May 29

311726-03

Jan 9-30

211727-01

Feb 6-27 SALSA – Intermediate

311756-01

Apr 8-29

Feb 7-Feb 28 SALSA – Beginner

311547-01

Apr 8-29

Feb 5-26 LATIN – Intro

311716-01

Apr 8-29

Feb 5-26 COUNTRY – Intro

ACTIVITY# 211716-01

Mar 5-26

211727-02 Fort Boise CC

Joel Hunter

$29/$44.40

311727-01

Apr 9-30

311727-02

May 7-28

311727-03 C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

1 8 +) ( AGES A D U LT

SOCIAL PARTNER DANCING (18+) SWING LINDY HOP – Beginner This dance was created in the late 1920s as a variation on the Charleston. The Lindy Hop was danced to the Big Bands of the 30s and 40s.

SWING LINDY HOP – Intermediate Get that classic look with Charleston variations, vintage combos and flashy footwork. We will work on adapting, improvising and building up speed. This class is for dancers with some experience and a good grasp on their basics. Students should be able to dance on time and have a basic understanding of Lead and Follow.

CLASS (18+)

DAY TIME

SWING WEST COAST – Intermediate Get an edge on the dance floor with move combos, footwork variations and improvisation. This class is for dancers with some experience and a good grasp on their basics. Students should be able to dance on time and have a basic understanding of Lead and Follow.

LOCATION

SWING LINDY HOP – Beginner

SWING LINDY HOP – Intermediate

SWING WEST COAST – Beginner

SWING WEST COAST – Intermediate

7-8PM Mar 6-27

211736-02 Dick Eardley SC Joel Hunter

311736-01

Apr 10-May 1

311736-02

May 8-29

311736-03

Jan 9-30

211737-01

Feb 6-27

211737-02

7-8PM Mar 5-26

Fort Boise CC

Joel Hunter

$29/$44.40

311737-01

Apr 9-30

311737-02

May 7-28

311737-03

Jan 10-31

211745-01

Feb 7-28

211745-02

8-9PM Mar 6-27

Dick Eardley SC Joel Hunter

$29/$44.40

311745-01

Apr 10-May 1

311745-02

May 8-29

311745-03

Jan 9-30

211748-01

8-9PM Mar 5-26

211748-02 Fort Boise CC

Joel Hunter

$29/$44.40

311748-01

Apr 9-30

311748-02

May 7-28

311748-03

ST RE S S ED BY CAREGI V I N G?

AT WARM SPRINGS + QUAIL HOLLOW Whether a large charity tournament or a small company outing, we can make your event a memorable occasion! Contact the specific course to reserve your tournament date.

$29/$44.40

Feb 6-27 Th

ACTIVITY# 211736-01

2020 GOLF OUTINGS

WORKSHOP SERIES REGISTER AT 208-947-4281 ASHOUP@JANNUS.ORG

TUESDAYS APR 21 - MAY 26 1:00 - 3:30 PM

GOLF COURSE

FEE RES/NR

Jan 10-31

NOW BOOKING

Warm Springs

INSTRUCTOR

Feb 7-28

SWING WEST COAST – Beginner West Coast Swing is a modern dance defined by its smooth style, versatility and playful nature. Whether you enjoy Top 40, Country or Hip Hop, this is the dance for you!

DATE

This FREE 6-PART WORKSHOP SERIES helps family caregivers find balance while caring for a loved one. Participants will learn to reduce stress, make tough decisions and navigate family dynamics. ON-SITE RESPITE PROVIDED

Optional lunch gathering at noon, followed by a social respite group as caregivers head to their class.

POWERFUL TOOLS FOR CAREGIVERS

WARMSPRINGSGOLFCOURSE.COM 208-343-5661 WSGolfEvent@cityofboise.org

QUAILHOLLOWBOISE.COM

208-344-7807 QHGolfEvent@cityofboise.org

WINTER/SPRING 2019-2020 ACTIVITY GUIDE

DICK EARDLEY SENIOR CENTER 690 ROBBINS ROAD, BOISE

A D U LT

SPORTS/FITNESS (18+)

( AGE S 1 8 +)

Active Living Every Day

Quail Hollow Golf Course Driving Range

ACTIVE LIVING EVERY DAY This class series is designed to help people learn strategies for becoming and staying physically active. ALED can increase physical activity levels, improve cardiovascular fitness and reduce stress and depressive symptoms. This program is recommended for sedentary adults who want to increase their physical activity level, is great for people with arthritis or other chronic diseases and is appropriate for older adults. If the class listed does not fit your schedule, please contact the instructor at 208-608-7683 to be placed on an interest list for alternate class times.

CLASS (18+) ACTIVE LIVING EVERY DAY CORE STRENGTH & STABILITY

DAY Tu M

GOLF SCHOOL – One-Day

NEW CORE STRENGTH &

A comprehensive workshop for golfers who want to sharpen their game! This program will be held at Quail Hollow and Warm Springs Golf Courses and will be instructed by Peter Nichenko, PGA golf professional or John Russell, PGA Assistant Golf Professional.

STABILITY

Improve your posture, balance and flexibility through a variety of exercises that build core muscle groups. Instructor may use a variety of equipment in this fun class. A strong core is critical for everyday movements and helps protect against injuries.

GOLF LESSONS

Evening classes will cover full-swing, stance, grip, short game, chipping and putting. All classes are open to any skill level from beginner to advanced and will have on-course instruction.

DECEMBER 9 (Residents) DECEMBER 11 (Non-residents)

TIME 10:30-11:30AM 12:45-1:30PM

DATE Jan 7-Mar 24

LOCATION

INSTRUCTOR

Jan 6-27*

$16/$24.25

205702-01

Feb 3-Mar 2*

$21/$32

205702-02

$21/$32

305702-01

$21/$32

305702-02

Edna Rey-Vizgirdas

Apr 6-27 Apr 7-9

371001-01

Apr 21-23 GOLF LESSONS – Quail Hollow

Tu, W, Th

6-7:30PM

May 5-7

371001-02 Quail Hollow GC

Staff

$80

Tu, W, Th

6-7:30PM

371001-04

May 19-21

371001-05

Mar 31-Apr 2

381001-01

Apr 14-16

381001-02

Apr 28-30

381001-03 Warm Springs GC Staff

$80

9AM-4PM

381001-04

May 5-7

381001-05

May 12-14

381001-06

May 19-21 GOLF SCHOOL – One-Day

371001-03

May 12-14

Apr 21-23 GOLF LESSONS – Warm Springs

ACTIVITY# 215004-01

Dick Eardley SC

Jill Boyer

FEE RES/NR $15/$22.70

Mar 9-30

Dick Eardley SC

cityofboise.org/parks

381001-07

Apr 23

Quail Hollow GC

Apr 30

Warm Springs GC

May 14

Quail Hollow GC

May 21

Warm Springs GC

371101-01 Staff

$169

381101-01 371101-02 381101-02 *No class Jan 20 & Feb 17

C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

1 8 +) A D U LT

( AGES

SPORTS/FITNESS (18+)

Meditation

Hiking Club

N E W HIKING CLUB What kind of hiker are you? Find out in this themed hiking series. All hikes will meet at the Foothills Learning Center. This series is free but registration is required.

ICE HOCKEY LEAGUE – Beginner Adult It is our goal to provide a positive, fun, safe learning environment for adults learning to play the great game of hockey. The program is designed to teach the fundamental skills required to play with a heavy focus on learning proper skating skills. No skating experience expected. Full gear and USA Hockey membership required.

ICE SKATING – Learn to Skate Beginners – Free Skate 6 AGES 19+ Recognized by Learn to Skate USA as a Top 10 program in the country, Idaho IceWorld’s Learn to Skate program provides a fun and structured way for skaters to be physically active and improve their skills under the professional eyes of certified instructors. More information on page 16.

MARTIAL ARTS – Karate Shotokan Mixed Level Ages 13+ Learn traditional Shotokan Karate including: dojo etiquette, warm-up, Kihon, Katas, and Kumite. Class will focus on Kihon or basic techniques (blocks, punches, kicks and stances) and Katas or prearrange forms (formal exercise) and Kumite or sparring as students progress. Instructor Alvin A. Sablan started his training with Shotokan Karate of America in 1983.

MEDITATION Start the day out right! This class provides an exploration of mindfulness with a variety of techniques to be calm with your thoughts and to 42

feel stillness. Beginners welcome. Students may need to do some stretching and slow walking. Bring a blanket to stay warm and something firm to sit on (e.g. a cushion or yoga bolster).

PICKLEBALL – Beginner New to pickleball, never played or played rarely and want a better understanding of the basics? Basic rules scoring and strokes. Students may sign up for more than one session. Bring your own paddle or some paddles may be available for use at the site.

PILATES

PA S S E S

Fort Boise Community Center Includes access to the weight room, exercise equipment, drop-in gym activities and shower facilities. DAILY DROP-IN PASS (includes sales tax)

Enjoy a series of non-impact exercises to develop strength, flexibility, balance and inner awareness while strengthening abs, obliques and back muscles. Muscles are strengthened and lengthened without creating bulk, which is helpful in preventing and rehabilitating from injuries.

Teen Priority Time (12-17). . . . . . . . . . 50¢

STRENGTH & TONE – Early Risers

YOUTH (includes sales tax)

Looking for a light to moderate intensity class? This is for you! With a light cardio warm up, we use strength training to tone your body with resistance bands, light weights and body weight.

Monthly Pass – Non-Resident. . . . $18.02

STRENGTH TRAINING A combination class for adults of all ages. A full body workout using machines and other resistance equipment featuring individual instruction on proper form and technique. Participants will make gains in muscular strength and flexibility.

STRENGTH TRAINING – Advanced For those who have successfully completed one or more of Fort Boise’s strength training classes. A full body workout using machines and other resistance equipment featuring individual instruction on proper form and technique. Participants will continue to make gains in muscular strength and flexibility.

WINTER/SPRING 2019-2020 ACTIVITY GUIDE

Youth (12-17) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2 Adult (18-61) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4 Senior (62+) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3

Monthly Pass – Resident. . . . . . . . $11.66 Annual Pass – Resident. . . . . . . . $128.26 Annual Pass – Non-Resident. . . . $198.22 ADULT (includes sales tax) Monthly Pass – Resident. . . . . . . $23.32 Monthly Pass – Non-Resident. . . . $36.15 Annual Pass – Resident. . . . . . . . $227.90 Annual Pass – Non-Resident. . . $353.25 SENIOR (includes sales tax) Monthly Pass – Resident. . . . . . . . $17.49 Monthly Pass – Non-Resident. . . . . $27.11 Annual Pass – Resident. . . . . . . . $185.39 Annual Pass – Non-Resident. . . . $287.36

CLASS (18+)

DAY

HIKING CLUB – Winter Tree ID HIKING CLUB – Year-Round Trails HIKING CLUB – Signs of Spring

ICE HOCKEY LEAGUE – Beginner Adult

MARTIAL ARTS – Karate Shotokan Mixed Level (Ages 13+)

MEDITATION

5:30-6:30PM

Mar 11

5:30-6:30PM

Apr 8

5:30-6:30PM

May 13 Jan 7-Feb 18

LOCATION

INSTRUCTOR Staff

Foothills LC

FREE

Staff Staff

STRENGTH & TONE – Early Risers

STRENGTH TRAINING

STRENGTH TRAINING – Advanced

319965-02 319965-03

Kory Scoran

6:15-6:45PM

Jan 7-Feb 25

261102-01

9:30-10AM

Jan 9-Feb 27

261102-02

6:15-6:45PM

Mar 3-Apr 28**

9:30-10AM

Mar 5-Apr 30**

M, W, F

5:30-7PM

Idaho IceWorld

$148/7 classes

260101-01

8:45-9:45PM

Staff

$97/8 classes

7:15-8AM

M, W

Tu, Th

M, W

Tu, Th

M, W, F

360101-01

361102-01 361102-02

Jan 6-Feb 28*

$67/$103.30

220334-01

$70/$107.95

320334-01

May 1-June 29***

$76/$117.25

320334-02

Jan 9-30

$19/$28.90

205714- 01

Feb 6-27

$19/$28.90

205714-02

$19/$28.90

305714-01

$23.50/$35.88

305714-02

Mar 2-Apr 29**

Mar 5-26

Dick Eardley SC

Fort Boise CC

Alvin Sablan

Mike McClenahan

9:30-11AM

Jan 6-15

250137-01

3-4:30PM

Jan 6-15

250137-02

9:30-11AM

Feb 3-12

250137-03

3-4:30PM

Feb 3-12

250137-04

9:30-11AM

Mar 2-11

Fort Boise CC

Staff

$39/$59.90

350137-01

3-4:30PM

Mar 2-11

350137-02

9:30-11AM

Mar 30-Apr 8

350137-03

3-4:30PM PILATES

319965-01

Mar 3-Apr 21**

Idaho IceWorld

ACTIVITY# 219965-01

Apr 2-30

PICKLEBALL – Beginner

FEE RES/NR

Barbara Ertter

12-1PM

8-8:45AM

11A-12PM

8:45-10AM

Mar 30-Apr 8

350137-04

Jan 8-29

$26/$39.75

205701-01

Feb 5-26

$26/$39.75

205701-02

$26/$39.75

305701-01

Apr 1-29

$32.25/$49.44

305701-02

Jan 7-30

$41/$63

205716-01

Feb 4-27

$41/$63

205716-02

$41/$63

305716-01

Mar 31-Apr 30

$51/$78.50

305716-02

May 5-28

$41/$63

305716-03

Jan 6-29*

$36/$55.25

205705-01

Feb 3-26*

$36/$55.25

205705-02

$41/$63

305705-01

Mar 30-Apr 29

$51/$78.50

305705-02

May 4-27***

$36/$55.25

305705-03

Jan 10-31

$21/$32

205725-01

Feb 7-28

$21/$32

205725-02

$21/$32

305725-01

Apr 3-May 1

$26/$39.75

305725-02

May 8-29

$21/$32

305725-03

Jan 7-30

$45/$69.20

205715-01

Feb 4-27

$45/$69.20

205715-02

$45/$69.20

305715-01

Mar 31-Apr 30

$56/$86.25

305715-02

May 5-28

$45/$69.20

305715-03

Jan 6-31*

$61.50/$94.78

205735-01

Feb 3-28*

$61.50/$94.78

205735-02

$67/$103.30

305735-01

$67/$103.30

305735-02

Mar 4-25

Mar 3-26

Mar 2-25

Mar 6-27

Mar 3-26

9:30-10:45AM Mar 2-27

1 8 +)

ICE SKATING – Learn to Skate (Ages 19+) Beginners – Free Skate 6

DATE Feb 5

( AGE S

HIKING CLUB – Trash Clean Up

TIME 1-3PM

A D U LT

SPORTS/FITNESS (18+)

Fort Boise CC

Mike McClenahan

Jill Boyer

Mar 30-Apr 24 Apr 27-May 29*** *No class Jan 20 & Feb 17

$78/$120.35 **No class Mar 23-27

305735-03 ***No class May 25

C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

1 8 +) ( AGES A D U LT

SPORTS/FITNESS (18+) YOGA – All Levels Yoga improves flexibility, strength and balance. As part of this practice, one builds awareness and the ability to relax. Students need to bring a mat and dense blanket. Beginners are welcome.

YOGA – Gentle Improve your flexibility, balance and strength through adapted movements. Class will use chairs and other props for support. Beginners welcome. This class does not get down on the floor.

YOGA – Laughter Easy, childlike laughter exercises used to create fun and energetic movement. No experience necessary. Lower your blood pressure, release stress and feel great. NE W YOGA – Nature Beginner level outdoor yoga class. Scheduling may change due to unpredictable spring weather. Please bring your own yoga mat and any supporting props you may need.

ZUMBA – Intro Intro to Zumba is a low-impact dance fitness class designed for individuals looking to get in better shape and build a consistent workout regimen. This class can be done standing, in a chair or alternating and is a great introduction to the fun energetic rhythms of Zumba! CLASS (18+)

DAY

Yoga

TIME

DATE

LOCATION

INSTRUCTOR

Jan 7-28 YOGA – All Levels

YOGA – All Levels

YOGA – Gentle

YOGA – Laughter

12-1PM

8-9AM

10:30-11:30AM

9-9:30AM

FEE RES/NR

205704-01

$26/$39.75

205704-02

$32.25/$49.44

305704-01

Apr 7-28

$26/$39.75

305704-02

Jan 9-30

$26/$39.75

205704-03

Feb 6-27

$26/$39.75

205704-04

$26/$39.75

305704-03

Apr 2-30

$32.25/$49.44

305704-04

Jan 8-29

$21/$32

215007-01

Feb 5-26

$21/$32

215007-02

$21/$32

315007-01

Apr 1-29

$26/$39.75

315007-02

Jan 9-30

$13/$19.60

205711-01

Feb 6-27

$13/$19.60

205711-02

$13/$19.60

305711-01

$16/$24.25

305711-02

Feb 4-25 Mar 3-31

Mar 5-26

Mar 4-25

Mar 5-26

Fort Boise CC

Dick Eardley SC

Fort Boise CC

Mike McClenahan

Apr 2-30 Apr 21 YOGA – Nature

6-7PM

Apr 28

319968-01 Foothills LC

Maddie Simon

$10

May 5 ZUMBA – Intro

1:15-2PM

WINTER/SPRING 2019-2020 ACTIVITY GUIDE

319968-02 319968-03

Jan 8-29

$21/$32

215005-01

Feb 5-26

$21/$32

215005-02

$21/$32

315005-01

$26/$39.75

315005-02

Mar 4-25 Apr 1-29

ACTIVITY#

$26/$39.75

Dick Eardley SC

Melissa Catchings

A D U LT

SPORTS/FITNESS (18+) League Play Sanctioned adult coed softball league; recreational/family league.

Sanctioned adult coed softball league; recreational. ELIGIBILITY:

14+, Coed

LEAGUE PLAY:

League runs from mid-April to mid-July, Monday-Friday evenings. 10 league games with an optional end-of-season tournament. Cassia and Ivywild Parks

LOCATION: FEES: END OF SEASON TOURNAMENT COST: REGISTRATION:

$404 team fee; $13.10 non-resident player fee; $27 ASA team sanction fee $82 (optional) 8AM to 5PM Feb 1, 2020 at Dick Eardley Senior Center, 690 Robbins Rd.

GOLD ASA MEN’S, WOMEN’S, COED AND MEN’S SENIOR LEAGUES

Sanctioned league with the games played on dirt infields, outfield fences, dug outs and lights (on 9 fields). DIVISIONS: ELIGIBILITY: LEAGUE PLAY:

LOCATION: FEES:

END OF SEASON TOURNAMENT COST: REGISTRATION:

Coed, Men’s, Women’s, Men’s Senior 50, 55, 60 & Over 16+ League runs from mid-April to mid-July, Monday-Friday evenings. 10 league games with an optional end-of-season tournament. Willow Lane Athletic Complex, Fort Boise Park, Ann Morrison Park, Ivywild and Cassia Park $501 team fee; $12 per person player fee (capital improvement); $18.60 Non-resident per person player fee ($12 player fee + $6.60 non-resident fee); $27 ASA team sanction fee $135 (optional)

Coed

ELIGIBILITY:

14+

LEAGUE PLAY:

Sunday evenings from April to mid-July. 8 league games with an optional end-of-season tournament. Willow Lane Athletic Complex, Fort Boise Park, Ann Morrison Park $362 team fee; $27 ASA team sanction fee; $10 per person player fee; $15.50 per person Nonresident player fee ($10 player fee + $5.50 non-resident fee) $110 (optional)

LOCATION: FEES:

END OF SEASON TOURNAMENT COST: REGISTRATION:

1 8 +)

SOFTBALL SILVER ASA COED LEAGUE

DIVISIONS:

( AGE S

ASA COED SUNDAY LEAGUE

8AM to 5PM Feb 1, 2020 at Dick Eardley Senior Center, 690 Robbins Rd.

VOLLEYBALL DIVISIONS:

Power, Competitive & Recreational

ELIGIBILITY:

16+, Men’s and Women’s

LEAGUE PLAY:

League runs from February to May, MondayThursday evenings. 8 league games with a single elimination tournament for the top finishers. Fort Boise Community Center, Fairmont and South Junior Highs. $296 team fee; $15.89 non-resident player fee; $25 USSSA team sanction fee (no USSSA spring fee for teams that played fall Men’s and Women’s volleyball) 8AM to 5PM Jan 13-24, 2020 at Dick Eardley Senior Center, 690 Robbins Rd.

LOCATION: FEES:

REGISTRATION:

All fees are due upon registration. Team roster must have player’s names, addresses, phone numbers and resident player verification (copy of a current driver’s license, deposit slip, check stub or recent utility bill). All teams must complete a new roster-no rollovers. For rosters, see cityofboise.org/parks, sports@cityofboise.org or call 208-608-7651. $12 from each team registration fee is designated for our youth scholarship fund which helps local youth participate in our programming opportunities.

8AM to 5PM Feb 1, 2020 at Dick Eardley Senior Center, 690 Robbins Rd.

C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

1 8 +) ( AGES A D U LT

SPORTS/FITNESS (18+) Fort Boise Community Center Adult Drop In Activities BADMINTON AGES

16+

DAY/TIME*

Su / 2-5PM

DATES

Through Apr 26

LOCATION

Fort Boise CC

FEE

$4/day Adult, $3/day Senior

BASKETBALL All skill levels welcome. Indoor court. AGES

16+

DAY/TIME*

M / 11:30AM-2PM

LOCATION

Fort Boise CC

FEE

$4/day Adult, $3/day Senior

PICKLEBALL

VOLLEYBALL

All skill levels welcome. Indoor balls and some paddles will be available for use. Please bring paddles if you have your own.

All skill levels welcome.

AGES

16+

DAY/TIME*

Tu, Th / 11AM-4PM

DATES

F / 9AM2nd, 4th, 5th 2PM F / 6-10PM Through May 30

LOCATION

Fort Boise CC

FEE

$4/day Adult, $3/day Senior

AGES

16+

DAY/TIME*

Sa / 9AM-1PM Su / 10AM-2PM

DATES

Through Apr 26

LOCATION

Fort Boise CC

FEE

$4/day Adult, $3/day Senior

VOLLEYBALL FOR SENIORS All skill levels welcome. AGES

50+

DAY/TIME*

M/W 9-11:30AM

LOCATION

Fort Boise CC

FEE

$3/day Senior *Times are subject to change

ZOO BOISE DISCOUNTS

Friends of Zoo Boise Annual pass holders receive discounts on some classes. If you are a Friends of Zoo Boise (FoZB) pass holder, please be sure to enroll in the activity number listed under the FoZB rate to receive the discount. A current pass is required and must be available for proof upon registration and at program check-in. To purchase a FoZB annual pass, contact Zoo Boise at 208-608-7744. Passes can be

Woo at the Zoo

purchased online at zooboise.org/support/ annual-membership. All Zoo Boise classes are taught by FoZB. FoZB = Friends of Zoo Boise.

CLASS (18+) WOO AT THE ZOO – A Wild Valentine’s Celebration for Adults 46

DAY Sa

WOO AT THE ZOO – A Wild Valentine’s Celebration for Adults Open to both singles and sweethearts, this memorable Valentine’s Day event will reveal the intimate secrets of exotic animal mating and dating – from the humorous and tawdry to passionate and subtle. Enjoy a guided stroll through the zoo, presentations by zookeepers regarding animal breeding in zoos, up-close animal encounters and other animal-amore-related activities. A pasta dinner, dessert, drinks, photos with your sweetheart and take-home chocolate are included. TIME 4-7PM

WINTER/SPRING 2019-2020 ACTIVITY GUIDE

DATE Feb 15

LOCATION Zoo Boise

FEE $50

ACTIVITY# 230700-01

FOZB FEE $45

FOZB ACTIVITY# 230701-01

DICK EARDLEY SENIOR CENTER

CRAFT BOUTIQUE Offering one-of-a-kind items that are hand-made locally by folks 50 and older.

BECOME A

POLICE OFFICER

SHOP M-F, 10A-2P 690 ROBBINS ROAD 208-608-7580

cityofboise.org/HR HIRING

FIREFIGHTERS

MARCH 19 - 21

CHAIRHOOPS

WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER

The CHAIRHOOPS FUNDRAISER is for people with and without disabilities! The tournament supports the AdVenture Program which offers recreation for individuals with disabilities. Gather your friends and create a 10-person team. No experience is needed, wheelchairs are provided. The $155 team registration fee is due by March 2, 2020. For more information call (208) 608-7680.

APPLY FOR

PARKS AND RECREATION

CITYOFBOISE.ORG/ADAPTIVE-RECREATION C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S â&#x20AC;¢ 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

62+) ( AGE A D U LT S O L D E R

OLDER ADULTS (AGE 62+) DAY T R I P P E R

Lifetime and Leisure Programs One-day adult education, leisure and social programs offer a variety of opportunities to get out and enjoy Boise and the surrounding area. Transportation for programs will be provided from one or more of the Community Centers. If minimum enrollment is not met at one meeting site, you may be asked to meet at a different location for transportation. Return times for many programs are approximate as travel and question/ answer time can vary. Seating on the shuttle will be based on registration. DEPARTURE/RETURN TIMES: All trip start times are bus departure times. We recommend you arrive at least 15 minutes prior to departure. Out of respect for other participants, we do not wait for late arrivals; trips leave promptly at the posted trip time. All return times are approximate. Please do not schedule appointments close to return times in case delays occur. REFUNDS/CANCELLATIONS: If you are unable to attend, please notify us so that we can allow wait list participants to join us and plan transportation vehicles appropriately. Please see our

full cancellation policy on page 71 of the Activity Guide. BONUS PROGRAMS: In Boise, many fun events are not advertised until just before they happen. Sometimes interest grows for a specific activity after the schedule has been printed. The BONUS programs will be one or more additional programs announced each month where we will provide transportation and assistance. To find out about monthly bonus programs, be sure you are on our email list. If you prefer a phone call instead of email, just let us know! Please contact Denise Peterson at dmpeterson@cityofboise.org or 208-608-7683. ACTIVITY LEVEL GUIDE Some day trips require a lot of standing, walking or climbing stairs. Please refer to the key below for activity level of each activity.

= this activity involves stairs = light standing or walking

= long periods of standing, light walking = walking 1 mile or more, or standing on hard surfaces

WINTER/SPRING 2019-2020 ACTIVITY GUIDE

LIFETIME AND LEISURE (62+) 20 MILE SOUTH FARM Visit the Boise City Farm, our Biosolid Application site and the first commercial zero net energy facility in Idaho. Learn how we are working to make Boise a more sustainable place to live.

ANNE FRANK MEMORIAL Dedicated to the public in 2002, the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial was built by the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights as an educational park designed to actively engage visitors to think, to talk with one another and to respond to the human rights issues we face.

BASQUE MUSEUM AND LUNCH The Basque Museum & Cultural Center was established in 1985 as a small museum in the historic Cyrus Jacobs-Uberuaga House. The Basque Museum & Cultural Center provides a look into the heritage of the Basque communities not only in Idaho, but in the American West. After our tour we will have lunch at the Basque Market. Cost of lunch is on your own.

BENJAMIN VICTOR ART STUDIO Benjamin Victor Studios officially opened in April 2015 on the Boise State campus. The 9,000-square-foot studio and gallery is the first of its kind in the country â&#x20AC;&#x201D; an interactive space where students can learn from a living master.

OLDER

LIFETIME AND LEISURE (62+) BOISE ART MUSEUM

A D U LT S

Join us for a group tour of Boise Art Museum. Cost is for transportation and administration fees.

BOISE DEPOT

BOISE WATERSHED

BREWERY & TAPROOM – Western Collective In addition to 16 beers on tap, wine and Frosé, Western Collective serves a full array of artisanal coffee and espresso. They have food including gourmet burgers, hot dogs and sausages, with gluten-free and vegan options available. Cost of food and beverages on your own.

BRUNCH AT THE RIVERSIDE Join us for a brunch at the Riverside Hotel, where we will enjoy their signature “All Idaho Grand Breakfast Buffet.” Cost includes brunch and gratuity. Cost of alcoholic beverages is on your own.

BUY IDAHO The Buy Idaho Capitol Show is held annually in the state Capitol. The show attracts thousands of visitors showcasing Idaho businesses and vendors.

CHATEAU DES FLEURS HIGH TEA Join us at Chateau des Fleurs for a beautiful afternoon of tea and pastries in their Platinum Ballroom. Choose from a selection of traditional and exotic hand-blended teas accompanied by delicious pastries, sweets and savory quiche baked fresh in-house.

CITY HALL From the mail room to the Mayor’s office, a lot happens at City Hall and it’s not all City Council meetings! Join us on this tour and discover some of the other great departments that operate out of this building. Bring your questions and learn to be a well-informed resident!

Boise WaterShed Environmental Education Center

CSI HERRETT CENTER

FIRE FUSION STUDIOS

Join us for a full day in Twin Falls where we will visit the CSI Herrett Center for a triple play! Upon arrival we will enjoy a picnic lunch then continue with a presentation in the planetarium, have hands on experience in the museum gallery learning about Idaho Early Peoples and then visit the Observatory to learn about the telescopes, view the sun and other features that can be seen during the daytime. *Please register by March 2 for lunch order.

Learn the unique and beautiful enameling technique of glass millefiori and stunning transparent colors with dry enamel and a torch. Using stencils will help you get started on your one-of-a-kind piece. If you love color, linear work and flowers then this is the option for you!

EAGLE FISH HATCHERY Learn some basics about the Endangered Species Act, the status of salmon and steelhead in Idaho, the hurdles that Idaho salmon and steelhead face and what the Idaho Department of Fish and Game is doing to maintain and rebuild populations.

Drive up Highway 21 to Idaho City. We will enjoy lunch in Idaho City then soak in the hot springs at The Springs. Cost covers transportation and hot spring fees. Lunch cost and snacks at The Springs will be on your own.

LUNCH BUNCH Join Lunch Bunch and meet new people. Lunch cost is on your own. Transportation will be provided, so parking is stress free! 10 Barrel Brewing in downtown Boise is a favorite lunch destination featuring delicious pub grub and award-winning beers. After lunch we will cross the street to Meriwether Cider for some tasting. Fee is for transportation only; food and beverage purchases are on your own.

Join us for a tour of Boise’s Egyptian Theatre. We will learn about the history and get a tour of the theatre. Afterward we will head to Bardenay for social hour.

EGYPTIAN THEATRE ORGAN RECITAL & SILENT MOVIE Another hallmark event of Boise Music Week, we will experience the annual organ and movie event at the Egyptian Theatre. All Music Week events are free to the public, fees associated with this event are for transportation and administration costs. Stop for lunch in Cascade before heading to Donnelly where we will ride on a horsedrawn sleigh into the middle of an elk herd! Cost includes transportation and the sleigh ride. Lunch will be on your own. We will return around 5pm depending on winter road conditions. Date subject to change depending on snow conditions and elk herd.

IDAHO CITY HOT SPRINGS

LUNCH AND CIDER

EGYPTIAN THEATRE

ELK HERD SLEIGH RIDE

6 2 + )

Located at the West Boise Water Renewal Facility, the Boise WaterShed introduces you to water protection and conservation through hands-on exhibits and the largest concentration of public art in Idaho!

( AGE

The Boise Depot is a beautiful historic Spanishstyle structure operated by the Boise Parks and Recreation Department as a public ceremonial or meeting space and historic site and is home to the famous Platt Gardens. Designed by New York architects, the building opened in 1925 to elaborate fanfare in the capital city.

LUCKY PEAK POWER PLANT One of five storage dams constructed by the Corps of Engineers, the Lucky Peak dam was built in 1955 without hydroelectric power generation but was later retrofitted with a powerhouse to better manage the 300,000 acre-feet water storage capacity, flip bucket discharge gates and later installed powergenerating turbines.

DECEMBER 9 (Residents) DECEMBER 11 (Non-residents)

C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

62+) O L D E R

A D U LT S

( AGE

LIFETIME AND LEISURE (62+)

Spring Birding

MCCALL WINTER CARNIVAL Spend the day exploring the McCall Winter Carnival. We will travel by bus and take in the sights. Cost of lunch will be on your own.

MINIDOKA NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE In February 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed an executive order that moved nearly 120,000 Japanese and Japanese Americans into 10 isolated war relocation centers. These temporary, tar paper-covered barracks, the guard towers and most of the barbed-wire fences are gone now, but the people who spent years of their lives in the centers will never forget them. This is the story of one of those centers: Minidoka.

MUSIC WEEK AT ST. MICHAEL’S CATHEDRAL Boise Music Week was founded in May of 1919, and the organ recitals at St. Michael’s are one of the highlights of the event. All Music Week events are free to the public, fees associated with this event are for transportation and administration costs.

NIFC Join us for a tour of the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC). Located in Boise, NIFC is the nation’s support center for wild land firefighting.

PICKLEBALL FOR BEGINNERS Join fellow seniors for a beginner, no pressure lesson in pickleball. Come find out what all the 50

McCall Winter Carnival

excitement is about and try it for yourself! This class is open to first-time players only.

ROCK CREEK STATION & STRICKER HOMESTEAD The Stricker Home-Site and Rock Creek Station dates from 1865 and includes the Stricker House, Rock Creek Store, a pioneer cemetery and numerous outbuildings. This historic site, listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1980 and located south of Hansen, was an early transportation center serving the Oregon Trail, Overland mail stage route and the Kelton Freight Road. We will stop in Twin Falls for lunch. Cost of lunch is on your own.

SHOSHONE FALLS After a stop at the Perrine Memorial Bridge and Evil Knievel Jump Monument we will travel to the spectacular Shoshone Falls, often referred to as the Niagara of the West. It is one of the largest natural waterfalls in the United States. We will stop in Hagerman for lunch on our trip home. Cost of lunch is on your own.

SNOWSHOEING & HOT SPRINGS Experience the beauty of snow-covered hills and fresh mountain air on a snowshoe trip near Idaho City. Our hike will cover mostly flat terrain. After snowshoeing, we will eat lunch in Idaho City, then soak in the beautiful Idaho City Hot Springs. The cost includes transportation from Boise, snowshoes and hot springs entrance. Cost of lunch is on your own.

WINTER/SPRING 2019-2020 ACTIVITY GUIDE

SPRING BIRDING The 1,630-acre Fort Boise Wildlife Management Area (WMA) is owned and operated by Idaho Fish and Game. Starting in late February, visitors come armed with cameras and binoculars to witness one of the most massive wildlife migrations in southwest Idaho. Up to 60,000 snow geese, white-fronted geese and other waterfowl use the WMA as a stopover on their northern flights. Date subject to change as migration times vary slightly.

WILD ROSE FARMS Based out of Kuna, Idaho Wild Rose Farms produces local honey and all-natural bee products such as lip balm, body butter and antibacterial cream. Learn about bee-keeping and other farm activities and have the opportunity to shop their products.

WINE & LUNCH – Bodovino Avoid the hassle of downtown parking and join us as we visit Boise’s Bodovino, offering a large selection of wines on tap, plus tapas and other bites in a warm locale. Cost of tasting and lunch is on your own.

ZOO CONSERVATION While we all care about animals and want to protect them in the wild, knowing how to help can be a challenge. Now, when families in the Treasure Valley visit the zoo, they just don’t see animals, they help save animals as well. In 2007, Zoo Boise became the first zoo in the country to create a conservation fee. During our visit we will have a conservation presentation to learn more about these efforts in addition to our regular zoo visit.

DATE

OUTING 62+

DAY

TIME

LOCATION

FEE RES/NR

ACTIVITY#

11AM-2PM

Dick Eardley SC

$8.25/$12.79

204076-01

12:40-3:30PM

Dick Eardley SC

$60/$92.45

204020-01

Jan 13

BENJAMIN VICTOR ART STUDIO

12:20-3:30PM

Dick Eardley SC/Whitney CC

$8.25/$12.79

203007-01

Jan 14

CITY HALL

12:30-3:00PM

Dick Eardley SC

$8.25/$12.79

204099-01

Jan 17

ELK HERD SLEIGH RIDE

8:40AM-5PM

Dick Eardley CC/Morley Nelson CC

$26/$38.75

204041-01

Jan 23

IDAHO CITY HOT SPRINGS

11A-5PM

Dick Eardley CC/Whitney CC

$35/$53.70

204050-01

Jan 27

PICKLEBALL FOR BEGINNERS

2:30-4PM

Fort Boise CC

$8.25/$12.79

203051-01

Jan 28

MCCALL WINTER CARNIVAL

8AM-5PM

Dick Eardley CC/Morley Nelson CC

$28/$42.85

203048-01

Jan 30

BUY IDAHO

12:30-3PM

Dick Eardley SC

$8.25/$12.79

203085-01

Feb 4

ELK HERD SLEIGH RIDE

8:40AM-5PM

Dick Eardley CC/Morley Nelson CC

$26/$39.75

204041-02

Feb 6

BASQUE MUSEUM AND LUNCH

11:10AM-3:30PM

Whitney CC/Dick Eardley SC

$16/$24.25

205015-01

Feb 12

EGYPTIAN THEATRE

12:15-3:30PM

Dick Eardley SC

$8.25/$12.79

203034-01

Feb 13

WINE & LUNCH – Bodovino

12:30-3:30PM

Dick Eardley SC

$8.25/$12.79

204032-01

Feb 19

BOISE ART MUSEUM

1:30-4PM

Dick Eardley SC /Whitney CC

$8.25/$12.79

204035-01

Feb 21

BRUNCH AT THE RIVERSIDE

9:20AM-12PM

Dick Eardley CC/Morley Nelson CC

$20/$30.45

203084-01

Feb 24

PICKLEBALL FOR BEGINNERS

2:30-4PM

Fort Boise CC

$8.25/$12.79

203051-01

Feb 25

FIRE FUSION STUDIOS

12:40-3:30PM

Dick Eardley SC

$60/$92.45

204020-02

Feb 27

SNOWSHOEING & HOT SPRINGS

9AM-5PM

Dick Eardley SC/Whitney CC

$35/$53.70

203111-01

Mar 3

LUNCH BUNCH – Lucky Fins

11AM-2PM

Dick Eardley SC

$8.25/$12.79

304076-01

Mar 9

SPRING BIRDING

9AM-2PM

Dick Eardley CC/Morley Nelson CC

$24/$36.65

303015-01

Mar 11

LUNCH AND CIDER

11:10AM-3PM

MNCC/DESC

$8.25/$12.79

303004-01

Mar 13

CSI HERRETT CENTER

8A-5PM

Dick Eardley SC/Whitney CC

$35/$53.70

304056-01

Mar 16

BOISE DEPOT

12:10P-3PM

Dick Eardley SC /Whitney CC

$8.25/$12.79

303076-01

Mar 19

CITY HALL

12:30-3:30PM

Morley Nelson CC

$8.25/$12.79

304099-01

Mar 25

LUCKY PEAK POWER PLANT

12:10-3:30PM

Whitney CC/Dick Eardley SC

$13/$19.60

304068-01

Mar 26

NATIONAL INTERAGENCY FIRE CENTER (NIFC)

12:20-3:30PM

Dick Eardley SC/Whitney CC

$12/$18.05

304301-01

Apr 6

BREWERY & TAPROOM – Western Collective

12:40-3:00PM

Dick Eardley SC

$8.25/$12.79

303037-01

Apr 8

BOISE WATERSHED

12:20-3:30PM

Dick Eardley CC/Morley Nelson CC

$13/$19.60

304052-01

Apr 10

EGYPTIAN THEATRE

12:15-3:30PM

Dick Eardley SC

$8.25/$12.79

303034-01

Apr 15

BOISE ART MUSEUM

1:15-4PM

Dick Eardley CC/Morley Nelson CC

$8.25/$12.79

304035-01

Apr 17

EAGLE FISH HATCHERY

12:10-3:30PM

Dick Eardley CC/Morley Nelson CC

$10/$14.95

304058-01

Apr 20

MINIDOKA NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE

9:10AM-5:30PM

Dick Eardley SC/Whitney CC

$30/$45.95

303090-01

Apr 23

ROCK CREEK STATION & STRICKER HOMESTEAD

8:30AM-5PM

Dick Eardley SC/Whitney CC

$45/$69.20

303009-01

Apr 27

ANNE FRANK MEMORIAL

12:10-3:30PM

Whitney CC/Dick Eardley SC

$8.25/$12.79

303030-01

Apr 28

20 MILE SOUTH FARM

12:10-3:30PM

Dick Eardley SC/Whitney CC

$10/$14.95

303036-01

Apr 30

SHOSHONE FALLS

8AM-5PM

Morley Nelson CC/Dick Eardley SC

$44/$67.65

304074-01

May 5

LUNCH BUNCH – Jalapeno’s

11AM-2PM

Dick Eardley SC

$8.25/$12.79

304076-02

May 6

ZOO CONSERVATION

12:20-4:30PM

Dick Eardley SC/Whitney CC

$12/$18.05

304114-01

May 7

WILD ROSE FARMS

12-3:30PM

Dick Eardley SC

$10/$14.95

304066-01

May 11

MUSIC WEEK AT ST. MICHAEL’S CATHEDRAL

11:30AM-1:30PM

Dick Eardley SC

$8.25/$12.79

303055-01

May 13

CHATEAU DES FLEURS HIGH TEA

12:15-4PM

Dick Eardley SC/Morley Nelson CC

$57/$87.80

303088-01

May 15

EGYPTIAN THEATRE ORGAN RECITAL & SILENT MOVIE F

Dick Eardley SC

$8.25/$12.79

303056-01

11:30AM-2PM

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FIRE FUSION STUDIOS

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LUNCH BUNCH – Fork

Jan 9

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Jan 7

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LIFETIME AND LEISURE (62+)

*The bus leaves from the second location 20 minutes later than the printed time. C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

2020 GOLF

TWILIGHT LEAGUES

Dick Eardley Senior Center

PUNCH CARDS SEN IOR CEN TER DIC K EAR DLE Y

SEN IOR CEN TER DIC K EAR DLE Y PU N C H CA RD PU N C H CA RD NAM E PHO NE NUM BER

NAM E PHO NE NUM BER

Purchase punch cards at the Senior Center, leave them at the Senior Center. We’ll keep track of your balance and let you know when it’s time to renew.

QUAIL HOLLOW + WARM SPRINGS GOLF TWILIGHT LEAGUES | ADULT (18+) | MEN + WOMEN

Quail Hollow and Warm Springs golf courses offer evening adult (18+) golf leagues starting in April 2020.

Punch cards are good for $20 worth of drop-in programs at the Senior Center and can be used in conjunction with scholarships. Stop by or call 208-608-7580 for details

CITYOFBOISE.ORG/PARKS

JOIN US FOR LUNCH SMOKE ALARMS SAVE LIVES Working smoke detectors save lives. Install one in every bedroom and check ba eries twice a year. Know someone in need of a smoke detector? Call ( ) - .

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Metro Meals on Wheels is proud to partner with the Dick Eardley Senior Center. •

Lunch served weekdays at 12:00-12:30 p.m.

•

Suggested donation $4 for ages 60+ | $6 under age 60

(208) 321-0030 MetroMealsOnWheels.net

DAILY DROP-IN PROGRAMS ABOUT

DONATIONS WELCOME We rely on monetary donations, as well as donations to our thrift store, so that we can offer unique and creative programming and scholarships to older adults who have financial difficulties. Please send tax-deductible donations to the Dick Eardley Senior Center, c/o Boise Parks and Recreation, 690 Robbins Road, Boise, ID 83702. Thrift store donations are gladly accepted at the same location. DICK EARDLEY SENIOR CENTER ADDRESS: 690 Robbins Road PHONE: 208-608-7580 EMAIL: seniorcenter@cityofboise.org WEB: cityofboise.org/senior-center HOURS: Monday-Friday from 8AM-5PM. LUNCH: Lunch is served each weekday from 12-12:30PM. Lunch is prepared on site by Metro Meals on Wheels. HOLIDAY CLOSURES: January 1, New Year’s Day January 20, Martin Luther King Jr. Day February 17, President’s Day

DAI LY BILLIARDS

8AM-5PM, $1 per visit.

M ONDAYS BRIDGE

12:30-5PM, $1 per visit.

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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Boise Parks and Recreation offers financial scholarships to qualified adults age 62 and older. Scholarships can help pay for classes and activities. To find out if you qualify, apply in advance at the Dick Eardley Senior Center or Fort Boise Community Center.

All classes listed below take place at the Dick Eardley Senior Center, 690 Robbins Road. Advanced registration for the classes listed below is not necessary — just drop in!

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The Dick Eardley Senior Center is a meeting place where older adults can participate in a variety of programs, classes, activities and services focused on health, life-long learning, recreation and more. It is a lively place that connects older adults and their families to their community; where they can take classes, share a meal, engage in games and activities, and socialize. We offer a welcome orientation and facility tour on the second Wednesday of each month beginning at 11AM. Join us!

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Dick Eardley Senior Center

We offer daily programs for older adults. Most classes have a small fee, which can be paid at the start of each class. A punch card is available with $20 worth of classes. Those with a punch card do not need to bring money each day; instead, they can just use their card, which can be stored at the front desk. To learn more about the punch card or any of the classes listed below, please call us.

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TUESDAYS STRETCH & TONE

9:30-10:30AM, $3 per visit.

LEGAL COUNSEL

10AM, 3rd Tuesday of the month, Free service provided by local attorneys. Call for appointment, 208-608-7580.

Tai Chi

T HU R S DAYS

LONGEVITY STICK

BRIDGE CLUBS – $1 per visit. Call for details.

10:30-11:30AM, $1 per visit. Longevity stick incorporates movements designed to improve balance, flexibility, strength and mental focus.

9:30-10:30AM, $3 per visit.

SCRABBLE

BINGO

YOUR HOUSING QUESTIONS ANSWERED

BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC

STRETCH & TONE

10:30AM-12PM, $1 per visit.

10-11:15AM, Free.

11-11:55AM, 2nd Tuesday of the month, Free.

10AM-12PM, 1st & 3rd Thursdays, Free.

MEDICARE MEET-UP

CHAT-N-CHEW SOCIAL GROUP

11-11:55AM, 3rd Tuesday of the month, Free.

10-11:30AM, Free. Monthly speakers, call for details.

CHAIR VOLLEYBALL

DRUMMING DIVAS

12:30-1PM, Free.

FIT AND FALL-PROOF

11:30AM-12:30PM, $1 per visit.

1-2PM, Free. Offered through a partnership with Central District Health.

WEDNES DAYS CANASTA

10AM-1PM, $1 per visit.

KNITTING/CROCHETING

10AM-12:30PM, $1 per visit.

WELCOME TOUR

11AM, 2nd Wednesday, Free.

BRIDGE

12:30-5PM, $1 per visit.

LEGAL COUNSEL

2PM, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month, Free service provided by local attorneys. Call for appointment, 208-608-7580.

TAI CHI

2-3PM, $1 per visit.

F R IDAYS FOOT CLINIC BY STONEBRIDGE 9AM-12PM, 2nd Friday of the month. Call for appointments and rates, 208-866-3907. PINOCHLE 10:20AM-2PM, $1 per visit. BRIDGE 12:30-5PM, $1 per visit. FIT AND FALL-PROOF 1-2PM, Free. Offered through a partnership with Central District Health. INTRO TO PINOCHLE 2-4PM, $1. C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

62+) O L D E R

A D U LT S

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Exploring Idaho

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Exploring Idaho Join us for a monthly viewing of videos from Idaho Public Television’s “Visions of Idaho” collection that explores Idaho’s rich history and unique features. These viewings are free to attend and are approximately 45 minutes long. No need to register.

JANUARY 13, 11AM

Geology, Early Exploration, Geography

FEBRUARY 10, 11AM

Mining, Agriculture, Timber

CIRCUIT BREAKER TUESDAYS, FEBRUARY 4-APRIL 7, 9AM-12PM The property tax reduction assistance service offered through the Ada County Assessor’s office will be present at the Senior Center.

MOTHER’S DAY FRIDAY, MAY 8, 12PM, FREE Come have lunch and help us celebrate mothers. Metro Meals on Wheels will prepare a special Mother’s Day meal complete with dessert. Every mom in attendance will receive a flower, compliments of Blue Cross of Idaho. It’s our way of saying, “Thanks, Mom!”

MARCH 9, 11AM

T R AVEL We are excited to announce new partners for Regional Travel in 2020. Details will be released in January along with new travel opportunities.

TRAVEL INFORMATIONAL MEETING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1PM CALL 208-608-7578 TO RSVP Join us at the Dick Eardley Senior Center for a presentation about international trips in 2021. Email seniorcenter@cityofboise.org to get on the email list for upcoming adventures.

Spirit, Storytelling, Religious Settlers

APRIL 13, 11AM

Homesteading, Early Lifestyles, Tools

MAY 11, 11AM

Quality of Life, Contributions, The World Comes to Idaho

SPE C IAL E VENTS AARP FREE TAX PREPARATION TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS, FEBRUARY 4-APRIL 14, FREE AARP offers free tax preparation from 8:30AM to 2PM on a first come, first served basis. Those seeking tax help are encouraged to arrive early and to bring all tax-related documents. Doors open at 8AM.

Mother's Day

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FOOD FOR LIFE – Healthy Weight Recipe: Corn Salsa with Greens

LIVING WELL WITH DIABETES This evidence-based program that originated at Stanford University is for people living with or taking care of someone with diabetes. Topics include symptoms of diabetes, healthy ways to manage high and low blood sugars, working effectively with health care providers, stress reduction techniques and the importance of nutrition, diet and exercise. Each participant receives a copy of “Living Well with Chronic Diseases” book and a relaxation CD to take home. Call 208-898-7068 to reserve your spot!

FOOD FOR LIFE

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Barbara Smith, a Food for Life consultant, will share information on cooking and eating for optimum health. Samples and take-home recipes are included in these 1-hour classes.

WATERCOLOR FOR SENIORS

SPRING HEALTH FAIR The Idaho Senior Living Council will host its annual Spring Health Fair on April 8 from 10:30AM to 12PM. Representatives from senior needs-related businesses and organizations in the Treasure Valley will come together to help seniors discover the many choices available to them. For more information or to be involved in the health fair, contact Mike Briggs at 208-996-4000.

FOOD FOR LIFE – Power Plate

Recipe: Penne with Kale, Tomatoes & Olives

FOOD FOR LIFE – Heart Healthy Meal Planning & Dessert

Recipe: Sundried Tomato Wrap, Zesty Corn Edamame Salad and Fruit Tarts.

FOOD FOR LIFE – Cancer Prevention Recipe: Veggie Coconut Curry

Food for Life

DAY

TIME

DATE

LOCATION

INSTRUCTOR

FEE RES/NR

Jan 13 CODE WITH YOUR GRANDKIDS/KIDS

5-6PM

Jan 27

6-7PM

Feb 27

215016-01 $20/$30.45

215016-02

Dick Eardley SC Coach Newton

$20/$30.45

215016-04

215016-03

Mar 9 CODE WITH YOUR GRANDKIDS/KIDS

4:30-5:30PM

FOOD FOR LIFE – Power Plate FOOD FOR LIFE – Heart-Healthy Meal Planning & Dessert FOOD FOR LIFE – Cancer Prevention

11AM-12PM

FOOD FOR LIFE – Healthy Weight 10-11AM

SPRING HEALTH FAIR

10:30AM-12PM

WATERCOLOR FOR SENIORS

$20/$30.45

Tu Tu Th W

12-1PM 1-2PM 1-2PM 9:30-11:30AM

315016-02 315016-03

Apr 27

315016-04

Jan 17

215013-01

Mar 20

215013-02 Dick Eardley SC Barbara Smith

$5/$7.75

315013-01 315013-02

May 15 T

TAP DANCING DIVAS – Advanced

Dick Eardley SC Coach Newton

Apr 17

LIVING WELL WITH DIABETES

TAP DANCING DIVAS – Intermediate

Apr 13

315016-01

Feb 14 F

FOOD FOR LIFE – Diabetes Prevention

TAP DANCING DIVAS – Beginner

Mar 30

ACTIVITY#

Dick Eardley SC Coach Newton

Feb 10 CODE WITH YOUR GRANDKIDS/KIDS

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AGES 7-12 + ADULT Playfully explore coding alongside your child as you solve puzzles together. Discover why computer science is such a foundational skill for our youth. Students will receive a Panucation Knowledge Band and a silver Knowledge Token. Participants should bring their own laptops and headphones. For more information, visit panucation.org or email Coach Newton, codeon@panucation.org. Enroll the child only and list the name of the grandparent/parent who will attend with them.

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Dancing has no age limit! Move your feet and make your spirits soar! BEGINNER is for those who have never tapped before but always wanted to, or tapped way too many years ago to count. INTERMEDIATE is for those who have tapped recently and have had at least two years’ experience. For those who are serious, the ADVANCED class is the one for you.

Recipe: 3-Bean Chili

GRANDKIDS/KIDS

CLASS

TAP DANCING DIVAS

FOOD FOR LIFE – Diabetes Prevention

NE W CODE WITH YOUR

OLDER

LEARNING (62+)

315013-03

Jan 7-Feb 11

Dick Eardley SC Staff

Apr 8

Dick Eardley SC Mike Briggs

Jan 14-Mar 3

FREE

Call 208-898-7068

FREE

Call 208-996-4000

$57/$87.80

211701-01

Mar 10-May 5*

$57/$87.80

311701-01

Jan 14-Mar 3

$57/$87.80

211701-02

Mar 10-May 5*

Fort Boise CC

Kay Mack

Jan 16-Mar 5 Mar 12-May 7* Jan 15-Mar 4 Apr 1-May 20

Fort Boise CC

$68.36/$99.16

311701-02

$57/$87.80

211701-03

$68.36/$99.16

311701-03

Marje Wharry

$88.80/$137.09 201741-01

Marje Wharry

$88.80/$137.09 301741-01 *No class Mar 23-27

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ADAPTIVE RECREATION

PROGRAMS & SERVICES Boise Parks and Recreation’s AdVenture program provides a wide range of programs for youth and adults with disabilities. We also offer inclusion services in which modifications may be provided so that an individual with a disability can fully participate in any of Boise Parks and Recreation’s programs. Services such as sign language interpreters, additional staff, adaptive equipment, etc. may be provided with a minimum of two weeks advance notice of the program start date with no cost to the participant. To inquire about inclusion services, please contact Emily Kovarik at 208-608-7687 (TTY: 1-800-377-3529) or ekovarik@cityofboise.org. Reasonable modifications are based on individuals’ needs and abilities. More information is available at cityofboise.org/adaptive-recreation. PARTICIPANT PERSONAL NEEDS The adaptive recreation staff and volunteers provide leadership for the program but are unable to provide assistance with self-care needs (feeding, toileting assistance, etc.). Care providers should accompany participants who need personal care. Participants who have behavioral issues may be asked to participate with an aide in attendance. Please let us know upon registration if you will be bringing your own aide as fees for aides may be waived or may vary depending on the activity. Participants should enjoy meeting new people, be able to function in a group setting and need to be able to adjust to new routines and environments. Please call 208-608-7680 to learn more.

THIS PROGRAM IS DESIGNED FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES, HOWEVER, EVERYONE IS WELCOME.

AGES Many of our programs welcome people under the specified age range. However, an adult may need to sign up with them. Please call 208608-7680 to learn more. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Boise Parks and Recreation offers financial scholarships to qualified youth, seniors and adults with disabilities. To find out if you qualify to receive a scholarship to help pay for a class or activity, apply in advance at Fort Boise Community Center or call 208-608-7680 to learn more. DONATIONS WELCOME We rely on donations so that we can offer scholarships to adults with disabilities who have financial difficulties. Please send tax-deductible donations to the AdVenture Heritage Fund, Boise Parks and Recreation, 700 Robbins Road, Boise, Idaho 83702. Thank you, your support is greatly appreciated! VOLUNTEER  If you are age 18 or older, the AdVenture program could use your help! When you see a  by the title of a program, it means that volunteers are needed. Please consider volunteering. It’s a great way to give back to the community and someone who needs a hand. You’ll be a star. Please contact Sonya Buchholz at 208-608-7680 or by email at sbuchholz@cityofboise.org.

A DA P T I V E R E C R E AT I O N

Customized Activities for Groups AdVenture offers a variety of adaptive recreation opportunities for groups, including art, dance, the outdoor adventures and more. We use the expertise and resources of the AdVenture program to customize recreation programs to meet your group’s specific needs and goals. Call 208-608-7680 for more information. 56

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A DA P T IV E

CAMPS ADVENTURE WINTER & SPRING BREAK CAMPS

Adaptive Art

CLASS

AGE

ADVENTURE WINTER BREAK CAMP

M, Tu, Th, F

13-20

ADVENTURE SPRING BREAK CAMP

DAY M-F

TIME 9AM-3PM

DATE Dec 30-Jan 3* Mar 23-27

LOCATION Whitney CC

FEE $61.80

100811-01

$77

300905-01 * No camp Jan 1

CLASSES AND CLUBS ADAPTIVE ART 

activity includes transportation from Fort Boise Community Center to the trails and back and will be held rain or shine.

AGES 15+ This is the perfect class for participants with disabilities to explore several different forms of art ranging from pottery, drawing, painting and much more! The fee includes instruction and supplies.

BOWLING CLUB  AGES 15+ The AdVenture Bowling Club is a fun, noncompetitive group offering socialization opportunities for individuals with disabilities. The fee covers 1-3 games of bowling, shoe rental and staff supervision. This activity meets at the Bowling Alley in the BSU Student Union Building.

ADVENTURE WALKING CLUB  AGES 15+ Join us for a scavenger hunt through a different park each week while getting a good workout! We will walk for just over an hour. The club is designed for individuals with disabilities who enjoy being outdoors, getting exercise and who can stay with the group. The CLASS

AGE

COOKING CLASS  AGES 15+ Help prepare meals that we will DAY Sa

ADAPTIVE ART 

ADVENTURE WALKING CLUB 

15+

TIME 10-11:15AM

DATE

eat together as a group. We will improve our cooking skills, socialize with friends and take part in clean-up duties. Participants will practice following directions, learning about healthy food options, safe food preparation and table manners.

DANCE ABILITY  AGES 12+ This class will explore various styles of dancing, rhythm and music. Students will learn to increase their strength, flexibility and coordination through dance. The Spring class will perform at the Boise Parks and Recreation Dance Recital tentatively scheduled on May 9. LOCATION

FEE

Jan 25-Mar 14*

4:15-5:30PM Jan 27-Mar 16*

4:15-5:30PM Mar 30-May 11

10-11:15AM

Apr 4-May 16

4-6PM

May 19-Jun 9

15+

7-8:30PM

Fort Boise CC

$46.50

Fort Boise CC

$26

BSU Student Union $36.50

Mar 24, Apr 7, Apr 21, May 5, May 19

COOKING CLASS 

15+

Jan 21-Mar 10 Jan 22-Mar 11

5-7PM

12+

4:15-5:15PM 3-4PM 4:15-5:15PM

300800-01 200730-02 300730-01 300730-02

$83.50 Fort Boise CC $73.25

Apr 1-May 13 3-4PM

DANCE ABILITY 

Mar 31-May 12

300539-01

200730-01

Mar 17, Mar 31, Apr 14, Apr 28, May 12

200539-01 300539-02

Jan 14, Jan 28, Feb 11, Feb 25, Mar 10

ACTIVITY# 200539-02

Jan 7, Jan 21, Feb 4, Feb 18, Mar 3 BOWLING CLUB 

ACTIVITY#

R E CR E AT ION

AGES 13-20 This fun day-camp is for participants with disabilities. Activities include field trips, art classes and more! The staff to participant ratio is 1:5. Participants will work on money management and will need to bring approximately $10 for field trips for the week. A detailed schedule with daily activity costs will be sent to participants. Camp meets at Whitney Community Center located at 1609 S. Owyhee St. in Boise and participants can be dropped off starting at 8:30AM.

200729-01 200729-02 300729-01 300729-02 200538-01

Jan 22-Mar 11 Fort Boise CC

$35

Apr 1-May 13

200538-02 300538-01 300538-02

Volunteer opportunity

*No class Feb 15 & 17

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ICE SKATING – Adaptive

FITNESS CLASS  AGES 15+ Join our fitness class and work on stretching, weight lifting and aerobic activity. This is a great opportunity to get fit in a supportive and fun environment. The 4PM class will focus on more advanced techniques; students will need to follow two-step directions.

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R E CR EAT ION

CLASSES AND CLUBS AGES 5+ This adaptive recreation program is designed to give individuals with disabilities the opportunity to develop ice skating skills. Students will receive instruction based upon their individual needs and goals. Some adaptive equipment is available for use. Various days and times available. Contact Jackie Woodland at 208-608-7718 to enroll.

MUSIC CLASS  AGES 12+ Learn about music in this fun, handson class! Students will have the opportunity to play a variety of percussion instruments, drums, sing and more. No music experience is needed.

SOCIAL CLUBS AGES 18+ These clubs are ideal social opportunities for adults with intellectual disabilities. Outings include bowling, dinner and a movie and more! The staff to participant ratio will be 1:6. Members of the club need to bring $2-$7 for each outing to cover additional costs. Prior to the start of the club, a detailed schedule and fee break down will be available. Register early, these clubs fill up fast!

Yoga Class

CLASS

AGE

DAY

TIME 3-4PM

FITNESS CLASS 

15+

Tu, Th

4-5PM 3-4PM 4-5PM

ICE SKATING – Adaptive

Varies

Varies 4:30-5:30PM

MUSIC CLASS 

12+

5:45-6:45PM 4:30-5:30PM 5:45-6:45PM

DATE

Music Class

YOGA CLASS – Adaptive  AGES 15+ Adaptive Yoga helps to improve flexibility, strength, balance and provides an opportunity to work on body awareness and the ability to relax. These classes are designed for individuals who have disabilities and our instructor is great at adapting the yoga poses. LOCATION

Jan 21-Mar 12 Fort Boise CC Mar 31-May 14 Jan/Feb/Mar/Apr Sessions

Idaho IceWorld

Jan 23-Mar 12 Dick Eardley SC Apr 2-May 14

FEE

200728-01

$56

200728-02

$49

300728-01

$49

300728-02

TBD

Call 208-608-7718

$35

200764-01

$35

200764-02

$30.75

300764-01

$30.75

300764-02

Jan 7-Feb 11 SOCIAL CLUBS – Tuesday

SOCIAL CLUB – Wednesday

18+

6-8:30PM

Feb 18-Mar 31*

200330-01 Fort Boise CC

$62

300330-01

Jan 8-Feb 12

200320-01

Feb 19-Apr 1*

Morley Nelson CC

$62

6-8:30PM

Feb 20-Apr 2*

200300-01 Whitney CC

$62

Apr 9-May 14

YOGA CLASS – Adaptive 

18-32

15+

7-9:30PM

Feb 21-Apr 3*

200310-01 Fort Boise CC

$62

200310-02

Apr 10-May 15

300310-01

4:15-5:15PM

Jan 27-Mar 16**

200753-01

5:30-6:30PM

Jan 27-Mar 16**

4:15-5:15PM

Mar 30-May 11

5:30-6:30PM

Mar 30-May 11

Dick Eardley SC

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200300-02 300300-01

Jan 10-Feb 14 SOCIAL CLUB – Friday

200320-02 300320-01

Jan 9-Feb 13 18+

200330-02

Apr 7-May 12

Apr 8-May 13 SOCIAL CLUB – Thursday

ACTIVITY#

$56

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$36

200753-02 300753-01

300753-02 *No club Mar 24-27 **No class Feb 17

AGES 16+ During this fun day we will go to the Wahooz Arcade where each participant will get a $5 game card. After playing at the arcade we will socialize over lunch.

BOWLING & DINNER AGES 16+ Join us for dinner and bowling! The cost of this activity includes the transportation from Fort Boise Community Center, dinner and bowling.

BRUNEAU SAND DUNES  AGES 16+ Bruneau Sand Dunes is a beautiful area featuring towering dunes of sand for climbing and playing. We will spend the day exploring the dunes, eating lunch and having fun! Participants must be able to stay with the group.

ADAPTIVE BIKE RIDE & PICNIC  AGES 16+ This program is very similar to the Adaptive Bike Ride (see previous description), however, at this activity we will have a picnic after the ride.

BSU BASKETBALL GAME

ADAPTIVE BIKE FAIR 

MARCH 19-21, 2020

AGES 16+ Cheer on Boise State University’s Women’s Basketball Team as they take on the competition. Before the game we will go out to eat. The fee includes transportation from Fort Boise Community Center, meal and game ticket.

AGES 6+ You will have the opportunity to try upright and recumbent handcycles, trikes, recumbent trikes and tandem bikes. This is a great time to learn about adaptive cycles and discover what type works for you. Preregistration is not required, drop in between 10AM-2PM to try the cycles. All ages and ability levels are welcome; youth under age 18 must attend with an adult. FREE.

This Wheelchair Basketball Tournament is for people with and without disabilities. Gather your friends and create your team of 10 players to participate. No experience needed, wheelchairs will be provided. Register early, the tournament is limited to 20 teams. All registered players will receive a ChairHoops T-shirt. Games will be played on Thursday evening at Fort Boise Community Center, on Friday evening at Timberline High School and during the day on Saturday at Timberline High School. The team registration fee of $155 is due by March 2, 2020 but register early as the tournament fills up. For more information or to register call 208-608-7680.

CERAMICA & LUNCH AGES 16+ Get creative at Ceramica painting a piece of pottery and then go out to lunch.

DANCING & DESSERT

AQUARIUM & DINNER

AGES 18+ Dance the night away with AdVenture at the Valentine’s Dance hosted by the Arc Inc. Before the dance we will socialize over dessert.

AGES 16+ Explore the Aquarium of Boise with AdVenture. At the aquarium, we will discover and learn about the animals and marine life that live there. After the aquarium we will go out to dinner.

AGE

ONE-DAY ACTIVITIES CONTINUED ⊲

DAY

TIME

Tu 16+

A fundraiser to benefit the AdVenture Program

W W

DATE

LOCATION

FEE

Apr 14 6-7:30PM

Apr 22 Apr 29

ACTIVITY# 300737-01

Kristin Armstrong Municipal Park

$6.25

May 6

300737-02 300737-03 300737-04

ADAPTIVE BIKE RIDE & PICNIC 

16+

10:30AM-1PM

Apr 25

Kristin Armstrong Municipal Park

$14

300738-01

ADAPTIVE BIKE FAIR 

6+*

10AM-2PM

May 16

Fort Boise CC

FREE

300759-01

AQUARIUM & DINNER

16+

3-7PM

Jan 10

Fort Boise CC

$31

200721-01

ARCADE & LUNCH

16+

10AM-1PM

Jan 18

Fort Boise CC

$27

200536-01

BOWLING & DINNER

16+

5-9PM

Fort Boise CC

$27

BRUNEAU SAND DUNES

16+

9:30AM-4PM

Fort Boise CC

$27

BSU BASKETBALL GAME

16+

Fort Boise CC

$26

CERAMICA & LUNCH

16+

Fort Boise CC

$29

200744-01

DANCING & DESSERT

18+

Fort Boise CC

$16

200710-01

Mar 20 May 8 May 9

11AM-3:45PM

Jan 25

12-4:45PM

Feb 8

9:30AM-1:30PM

Feb 15

5:30-9:30PM

Feb 14

Volunteer opportunity

R E CR E AT ION

AGES 16+ Join us for an hour-long group bike ride along the Greenbelt. Bring your own bike or use one of our adaptive handcycles, adult trikes, recumbent trikes or tandem trikes (bike reservations are on a first come first serve basis, call 208-608-7681 to reserve your cycle at the time of registration). These bike rides are designed as supervised group rides and are not bike riding lessons. However, proper trail manners and safety will be addressed. Participants must be able to follow directions and stay with the group or attend with someone who can assist.

ADAPTIVE BIKE RIDE 

ChairHoops Wheelchair Basketball Tournament

ARCADE & LUNCH

ADAPTIVE BIKE RIDE 

CLASS

FUNDRAISER

A DA P T IV E

ONE-DAY ACTIVITIES

300722-01 300722-02 300712-01 200718-01 200718-02

*Participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an enrolled adult C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

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ONE-DAY ACTIVITIES NE W DINE & DECORATE AGES 16+ Get creative with AdVenture! We will go out to dinner and then create a seasonally themed arts and crafts projects.

DINNER AND A MOVIE AGES 18+ Catch dinner and a movie on these fun evening outings! At dinner, we will pick a movie (rated G to PG-13) to watch as a group. Meet at Fort Boise Community Center (FBCC) at 5PM or you can meet us at the restaurant at 5:30PM. The cost of the evening includes transportation from FBCC to activities and back, dinner and the movie.

DISCOVERY CENTER & LUNCH AGES 16+ Have fun learning about science at the Discovery Center of Idaho. After exploring the interesting, hands-on activities we will go out to lunch.

CLASS

AGE

DINE & DECORATE – Cookies & Cupcakes DINE & DECORATE – Valentine’s Day DINE & DECORATE – St. Patrick’s Day

DISCOVERY CENTER & LUNCH

AGES 2+ Ride on a horse-drawn sleigh into the middle of an elk herd! This trip will also include a delicious lunch in Cascade. Cost includes transportation from Fort Boise Community Center, the sleigh ride and lunch. Return time depends upon winter road conditions. There are a limited number of seats so sign up early!

FIRST THURSDAY & DINNER AGES 18+ Enjoy First Thursday with AdVenture. We will go out to dinner, explore a museum, walk around town and grab some dessert! Please note that all AdVenture programs are alcohol free.

GAME NIGHT & DINNER  AGES 16+ We will play board games, BINGO, foosball, table tennis and much more. Participants are encouraged to bring their favorite game. We will also eat pizza and make ice cream sundaes! Please be sure to register in advance; this is not a drop-in program. DAY

TIME

Th 16+

DINE & DECORATE – May Day Paper Flowers

DINNER AND A MOVIE

ELK HERD SLEIGH RIDE

Th Tu

16+

ELK HERD SLEIGH RIDE

5-9PM

Feb 13 Mar 17

5-9:30PM

Dick Eardley SC

300545-02 200203-02

Jan 24

Fort Boise CC – Noodles & Co, 535 N Milwaukee St

200203-03

Feb 7

Fort Boise CC – Rockies Diner, 3900 W Overland Rd

200203-04

Feb 21

Fort Boise CC – Golden Star, 1142 N Orchard St

Feb 28

Fort Boise CC – Chapala, 1459 S Vinnell Way

Mar 13

Fort Boise CC – Big Jud’s, 289 S Protest Rd

300203-03

Mar 27

Fort Boise CC – Elmer’s, 1385 S Capitol Blvd

300203-04

Apr 3

Fort Boise CC – BBQ4LIFE, 930 S Vista Ave

300203-05

May 1

Fort Boise CC – Eddie’s, 7067 W Overland Rd Fort Boise CC

Feb 21 Fort Boise CC Feb 29 May 7

Fort Boise CC

$22

200203-05 200203-06

300203-06 $32

300560-01

$31

200733-01

$36

200734-01

$47

200735-01

$31

200736-01

$36

200737-01

$47

200738-01

$26

300725-01

GAME NIGHT & DINNER 

16+

5-8PM

Apr 18

Fort Boise CC

$13

300510-01

GUYS NIGHT

18+

5-9PM

Mar 18

Fort Boise CC

$25

300229-01

HOCKEY GAME & DINNER

16+

5-10PM

Fort Boise CC

$42

HOT SPRINGS TRIP

18+

10AM-4:30PM

Fort Boise CC

$43

Jan 31 Mar 6 Mar 7 Apr 4

Volunteer opportunity 60

300545-01 200203-01

9AM-5:30PM

5-9PM

200545-02

Fort Boise CC – Mongolian BBQ, 1808 S Broadway

$29

Fort Boise CC – Idaho Pizza Co, 5150 W Overland Rd

10AM-1:30PM Mar 13

9AM-5:30PM

ACTIVITY#

Jan 3

2-12*

18+

FEE

200545-01

18+ FIRST THURSDAY & DINNER

AGES 18+ Soak in a beautiful Idaho hot spring resort. This fun outing also includes a late lunch in Idaho City. The cost includes transportation from Fort Boise Community Center, lunch and the hot springs entrance fee. The hot spring is accessible and has a lift however there is not a life guard on duty so participants should know their swimming limits.

Jan 17

HOT SPRINGS TRIP

Apr 30

18+ 13-17*

AGES 16+ Watch some fast-paced hockey as the Idaho Steelheads take on the competition. Before the game we will socialize over dinner. Fee includes transportation from Fort Boise Community Center, dinner and game ticket.

LOCATION

2-12* 13-17*

HOCKEY GAME & DINNER

Jan 16

18+

DATE

N E W GUYS NIGHT AGES 18+ Gentlemen, we have a fun night planned for you! We will go out to dinner, play games, make ice-cream sundaes, hang out and make new friends!

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*Participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an enrolled adult

NE W IDAHO HISTORY MUSEUM & LUNCH AGES 16+ Explore the history of Idaho with AdVenture. After exploring the engaging, hands-on activities we will go out to lunch.

MINI GOLF & DINNER AGES 16+ Join us for a fun evening of mini golf and dinner. The cost of this activity includes the transportation from Fort Boise Community Center to the activities and back, dinner and golf.

OLD PENITENTIARY TOUR & LUNCH AGES 16+ Join us for lunch and then go on a tour of the historic and fascinating Old Idaho Penitentiary.

POTTERY, LUNCH & ZOO TRIP AGES 16+ Create a unique pottery piece, go out to lunch and then take a trip to the Zoo. Participants must be able to stay with the group.

SNOWMOBILING & LUNCH AGES 18+ The West Mountain Snowmobile Club is providing a day of snowmobiling and lunch near the town of Cascade for participants with disabilities. Participants will ride behind one of the club members who is driving the snowmobile. We will return around 5PM depending on winter road conditions. By volunteer request, this program is for participants with disabilities who have not previously gone on the trip. After February 1, CLASS IDAHO HISTORY MUSEUM & LUNCH

registration will be open to those who have gone in the past.

SNOWSHOEING & HOT SPRINGS  AGES 18+ Experience the beauty of snowcovered hills on a snowshoe trip near Idaho City. We will wear special snowshoes that prevent us from sinking in the snow during our approximately 1.5 hour hike over mostly flat terrain. People of all fitness levels are welcome. After snowshoeing, we will eat lunch in Idaho City and then soak in the beautiful hot springs. There is no life guard on duty at the hot springs, so participants must know their swimming limits. The cost includes transportation from Fort Boise Community Center, snowshoes, lunch and hot springs entrance.

SPROUT FILM FESTIVAL & DINNER AGES 18+ The Sprout Film Festival focuses on several short films that celebrate the diverse lives and creativity of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Many of these movies have actors who have disabilities or are directed by people with disabilities. Some films may be rated PG-13. We will also go out to dinner. The cost of the evening includes transportation from Fort Boise Community Center to activities and back, dinner and the film festival. Tentatively scheduled for April 17. AGES 18+ Spend your Saturday with us going out to lunch and then watching a play at the Boise Little Theater. Participants must have the ability to sit quietly through a two-hour play. In February we will see the drama “Second Samuel,” in March we will see the comedy “Leading Ladies” and in May we will see the

16+

DAY F

TIME 10AM-2PM

DATE Apr 3

drama/comedy “These Shining Lives.” All plays are rated PG-13.

TUBING AND PIZZA  AGES 16+ Enjoy thrills and chills on an exciting trip to the tubing hill at Bogus Basin. Per Bogus Basin’s rules, participants will need to ride on the tube on their own but can travel in tandem with another tube beside them (tubes are provided) and participants must be able to stand on the moving conveyor belt that brings us up the hill. After tubing, we will head back to Fort Boise Community Center for a late pizza lunch. Participants must be willing and able to follow instructions and stay with the group.

WARHAWK AIR MUSEUM & LUNCH

THEATER AND LUNCH

AGE

Snowshoeing & Hot Springs

R E CR E AT ION

NE W LADIES NIGHT AGES 18+ Ladies, we have a fun night planned for you! We will go out to dinner, play games, make ice-cream sundaes, hang out and make new friends!

A DA P T IV E

ONE-DAY ACTIVITIES

AGES 16+ Tour the Warhawk Air Museum and learn about the history and personal experiences of people who lived through times of war, learn about aviation history, view a large collection of war time memorabilia and see the unique collection of rare airplanes and equipment. After the tour we will go out to lunch.

ZOO & DINNER AGES 16+ Check out the cool animals at Zoo Boise! After our trip to the zoo, we will socialize over dinner. Participants must be able to stay with the group. LOCATION

Fort Boise CC

FEE

ACTIVITY#

$32

300742-01

LADIES NIGHT

18+

5-9PM

Mar 19

Fort Boise CC

$25

300229-02

MINI GOLF & DINNER

16+

5-8:30PM

Apr 24

Fort Boise CC

$26

300720-01

OLD PENITENTIARY TOUR & LUNCH

16+

11AM-3PM

Apr 24

Fort Boise CC

$27

300575-01

POTTERY, LUNCH & ZOO TRIP

16+

9AM-3PM

May 1

Fort Boise CC

$30

300561-01

SNOWMOBILING & LUNCH

18+

8:30AM-5PM

Mar 7

Fort Boise CC

$30

300715-01

SNOWSHOEING & HOT SPRINGS 

18+

9AM-5:30PM

Feb 22

Fort Boise CC

$49

200714-01

SPROUT FILM FESTIVAL & DINNER

18+

5-10PM

Apr 17

Fort Boise CC

$27

300758-01

THEATER AND LUNCH

18+

12-4:30PM

Mar 14

Fort Boise CC

$35

300303-01

TUBING AND PIZZA 

16+

9AM-2PM

Jan 11

Fort Boise CC

$34

200717-01

WARHAWK AIR MUSEUM & LUNCH

16+

10AM-2:30PM

Feb 7

Fort Boise CC

$31

200205-01

ZOO & DINNER

16+

3-7PM

Apr 10

Fort Boise CC

$25

300757-01

Feb 1

200303-01

May 2

300303-02

Volunteer opportunity C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

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ADVENTURE SEEKER PROGRAM Individuals with physical disabilities are welcome to sign up for any programs mentioned in this Activity Guide. However, the following ‘AdVenture Seeker’ programs are designed specifically for people with physical disabilities and their friends/family. (Braille Enrichment and Skills Training). Each month will feature braille reading/writing and a different recreation activity or field trip. This program is designed for elementary age youth with visual impairments.

CHAIRHOOPS WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Information on page 47

WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL 

ADAPTIVE SPORTS CLINIC – For People with Visual Impairments AGES 7+ Youth and adults are invited to try adaptive sports that are specifically designed for individuals with visual impairments. Try Goalball and Judo at this one-day clinic. No sports experience is needed and all equipment is provided. This event is offered in partnership by Boise Parks and Recreation and the Northwest Association for Blind Athletes. The event is free but advance registration is required. Parents of youth are encouraged to enroll and participate.

GOALBALL  AGES 18+ Learn to play Goalball, a Paralympic Sport which is designed for individuals who have visual impairments. Join us to learn the rules, practice your skills and play a few games. No experience needed. Participants younger than 18 may enroll but must be accompanied by an adult.

IDAHO YOUTH ADAPTIVE SPORTS CAMP  AGES 6-19 This year marks the 33rd anniversary of the Idaho Youth Adaptive Sports Camp! This camp provides youth with physical disabilities a memorable sports camp experience. Individuals who use a wheelchair or an assisted device (walker, crutches, AFO braces, etc.) to help with

AGES 18+ Come play the fast-paced game of wheelchair basketball. Learn the rules of the game, practice your skills and then play a few pick-up games. You do not have to have a disability to play, wheelchairs are provided. Sign up for the session at the discounted rate or there is a drop-in fee of $4/day. Participants younger than 18 are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult.

WHEELCHAIR RUGBY 

mobility have the opportunity to try adaptive sports, develop skills and improve their fitness level. Participants will get to enjoy a variety of athletic and recreational activities such as wheelchair tennis, track and field, fishing, canoeing, wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby and more. If you would like more information on camp or to register, please call Emily Kovarik at 208-608-7680. Please enroll early! $65 registration is due by or before May 21. On May 22, the price increases to $80. Deadline to register is Monday, June 1.

YOUTH ADAPTIVE SPORTS CLINIC  AGES 6-19 Junior athletes don’t miss out on this fun, one-day clinic which will include trying adaptive sports such as swimming, wheelchair tennis and wheelchair basketball. Youth with physical disabilities who use a wheelchair, AFO braces, walkers or crutches are welcome to attend. Space is limited, please sign up early.

SATURDAY BEST – for Youth with Visual Impairments AGES 5-15 Boise Parks and Recreation, in partnership with the National Federation of the Blind, is offering the BEST Saturday Club

CLASS ADAPTIVE SPORTS CLINIC – for People with Visual Impairments 

AGE

DAY

GOALBALL 

18+

TIME 1:30-4:30PM 6:30-8:30PM

DATE Apr 18 Jan 11-Mar 21* Apr 4-May 16

LOCATION

FEE

Fort Boise CC Free Fort Boise CC

ACTIVITY# 300765-01

$32.25 200801-01 $22.85 300801-01

IDAHO YOUTH ADAPTIVE SPORTS CAMP 

6-19

W-Sa

9AM-3PM

Jun 17-20

Fort Boise CC $65

400805-01

SATURDAY BEST – for Youth with Visual Impairments

5-15

10AM-12PM

1/11, 2/8, 3/14, 4/11, 5/9 Fort Boise CC $51

200760-01

WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL 

18+

WHEELCHAIR RUGBY 

YOUTH ADAPTIVE SPORTS CLINIC 

18+

6-19

4:15-6:15PM

Jan 11-Mar 14

Fort Boise CC $31

200708-01

12-2:30PM

Jan 8-Feb 26

$29

200704-01

1:15-3:45PM**

Jan 4-Feb 22**

12-2:30PM

Mar 4-25

1:15-3:45PM

Mar 7-21

10:30AM-3:30PM Jan 25

Volunteer opportunity

AGES 18+ Typically played by people with physical disabilities, the wheelchair rugby team loves when people without disabilities join as well! During practice you will learn the rules, develop your skills and scrimmage. Rugby wheelchairs are provided for your use. A drop-in rate of $5 per day is available or enroll in the session at a discount. Participants younger than 18 may enroll but must be accompanied by an adult.

Wheelchair Rugby

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*No practice Jan 25

Fort Boise CC

$29

200704-02

$15

300704-01

$11.50

300704-02

Fort Boise CC $21

200709-01

**On Jan 25 Rugby will be held from 6:30-9PM

TAKE THE

HAPPY TRAILS PLEDGE AT RIDGETORIVERS.ORG It's up to all of us to preserve the Boise Foothills trails we know and love.

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AGES) ( A LL LE A R N A ND VO LU N T E E R

VOLUNTEER AND LEARN (ALL AGES) VoLEARNteer Boise Parks and Recreation’s VoLEARNteer program offers both volunteer opportunities to help care for Boise’s parks and educational programs that nurture curiosity and encourage exploration of Boise’s natural and historical significance. Whether you want to learn something new or pitch in and get your hands dirty, there are many ways to get involved. There’s something for everyone, from individuals and families to classrooms and corporations. Browse our upcoming programs and feel free to get in contact with us. We’d love to hear from you! FIELD GUIDE

To Boise’s Birds

Jerry Pugh Community Programs Coordinator Boise Parks and Recreation 208-608-7617 jpugh@cityofboise.org VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES cityofboise.org/caringforparks

VoLEARNteer ADOPT-A-PARK Groups can make a year-long commitment to help us maintain one of Boise’s many parks. Tasks include removing graffiti, picking up litter, filling “mutt mitt” dispensers, painting site amenities, raking leaves, mulching trees and refurbishing picnic tables. In exchange, Parks and Recreation recognizes adopting groups via signage in the park.

Birds are found in nearly every city setting, from urban microparks to the sprawling foothills that border our northeastern edge. Birds visit backyard feeders, perch in low shrubs and on tall structures, swim in our river, lakes and ponds, nest in our trees and soar overhead. A variety of Boise’s habitats attract and support hundreds of species, and we invite you to explore some of the area’s most common birds. The Field Guide to Boise’s Birds is available free online. A printed version is available for purchase at the Boise Parks and Recreation Administration Office for $8 plus tax.

CONTACT:

JULIA DAVIS PARK ROSE GARDEN – March 18 You don’t need a green thumb to be a Julia Davis Rose Garden volunteer. Since 1935, the Julia Davis Rose Garden has attracted gardeners of varying expertise who share one thing in common – a passion for roses. The rose garden has always been a labor of love by and for the people of Boise. You can help keep the tradition alive by volunteering Wednesday mornings through the summer.

SCOOP THE POOP – March 21 It’s not something we like to do, but something we must do. Dog owners frequently fail to pick up after their pets, creating quite a mess along foothills trails and in Boise’s parks. Dog waste

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is not only a health concern due to the bacteria it contains but also contributes to some very unpleasant experiences for park and trail users. Dog owners are encouraged to join us to pick up the waste left in the parks. Participants will receive trash bags and rubber gloves but need to provide their own shovel or other pickup apparatus.

CITY NATURE CHALLENGE – April 25 Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day by joining Boise Parks and Recreation, the Golden Eagle Audubon Society and Idaho Fish and Game in Boise’s first City Nature Challenge. The City Nature Challenge engages thousands of volunteers in communities across the globe in documenting plants and wildlife in their communities.

RELEAF BOISE – April 25 Through the generous labor of volunteers, Boise Parks and Recreation has successfully planted thousands of trees on Boise’s public rights-of-way during this annual event. You provide the labor; Boise Parks and Recreation will provide the trees.

ADAPTIVE RECREATION

Idaho Master Naturalists

A ND

If you are age 18 and older, the AdVenture program could use your help! When you see a  by the title of an Adaptive Recreation program, it means that volunteers are needed. It’s a great way to give back to the community and someone who needs a hand. Please contact Sonya Buchholz at 208-608-7681 or email sbuchholz@cityofboise.org.

LEARN

ZOO BOISE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12

Help feed animals at Zoo Boise

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cityofboise.org/volunteer

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MORE OPPORTUNITIES

Then consider joining Idaho’s newest chapter of the Idaho Master Naturalist Program! The “City of Trees” chapter will kick off on February 12 and will be coordinated by staff from Boise Parks and Recreation, the Boise WaterShed, Open Space (Jim Hall Foothills Learning Center, Boise Urban Garden School, Ridge to Rivers) and Zoo Boise. Over the course of the year, participants will receive 40+ hours of environmental education and can certify as a Master Naturalist by volunteering 40 hours of their time.

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Spending the afternoon driving the Conservation Cruise Visit zooboise.org to find out about these and other volunteer opportunities at the zoo!

Are you wild about nature and want to get more involved in its conservation? Are you interested in learning more about the plants and wildlife that call Idaho home?

LE A RN

At Zoo Boise, our mission is to connect our community with wildlife conservation worldwide. Spring is on the way and we are looking for passionate, conservation-driven volunteers to provide a fun and educational experience for our visitors. Volunteer opportunities include: • Assisting zookeeping staff with animal care duties • Raising funds for conservation at the Sloth Bear and Giraffe feeding stations • Sharing the value of volunteering with your pre-teen • Greeting, hosting and educating visitors as a Zoo Ambassador

VOLU NT E E R

OTHER VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Applications for enrollment in the 2020 class are now available, please contact Jerry Pugh at jpugh@cityofboise.org or 208-608-7617. MORE FOR GROUPS

Service Projects Boise Parks and Recreation would like to invite you, your company, school, church or civic organization to help us care for Boise’s parks and open spaces. Common projects include park spruce ups, tree mulching and wrapping, amenity maintenance and trash pick-up. OTHER OPPORTUNITIES

Community Ed

Check back regularly as we offer a variety of programs throughout the year. cityofboise.org/parks-community-education Help us Scoop the Poop on March 21 C I T Y O F B O I S E . O R G / PA R K S • 2 0 8 - 6 0 8 - 7 6 8 0

Facility Rentals BOISE DEPOT

IDAHO ICEWORLD

Idaho IceWorld can provide entertainment and meeting space for all your needs. We have options available for any group size; big or small. The entire 5,000 square foot Banquet Room can be rented and can accommodate up to 335 guests. The room has a great view of both NHL size ice rinks. The room can also be divided into smaller zones for multiple parties and events. The VIP Room is in the Pilot’s Lounge on the first floor and can accommodate up to 35 guests. This room is perfect for more intimate gatherings. Idaho IceWorld Fees*

Boise Train Depot

The Boise Depot is a unique venue for weddings, parties, corporate and fundraising events. A beautiful historic Spanish-style structure, the Depot was opened in 1925 to elaborate fanfare in the capital city. The Great Hall is a 3,542-square-foot space with a soaring multi-story atrium and once served as the building’s waiting room. The original 1925 Barkalow Brothers Newsstand has been slightly restored and is featured on the west wall. With a splendid panoramic view of the Boise Front, the grounds include Platt Gardens, a lovely park with pathways, a gazebo and ponds. The Great Hall may be reserved 11 months in advance. Maximum occupancy is 300 or 165 for sit-down events. FREE PUBLIC DROP-IN HOURS 11AM-5PM on Sundays and Mondays (closed on legal holidays) FREE GUIDED TOURS 1ST AND 3RD SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH Our tour guide will highlight the history of the iconic Boise Depot and take guests through the progression of local rail service; from the railroad’s arrival in Boise to its years of operation and renovation. See the building inside and out and finish with an up-close look at the bells in the 96-foot tower. Tours are held at 12PM and 1:30PM.

BANQUET ROOM RENTAL RATES

Monday-Thursday 8AM-12AM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50/hr. Friday 8AM-5PM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50/hr. Friday 5PM-Sunday 12AM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $165/hr.

BANQUET ROOM PER ZONE RENTAL RATES (UP TO 4 ZONES)

Monday-Thursday 8AM-12AM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $26.50/hr. Friday 8AM-5PM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $26.50/hr. Friday 5PM-Sunday 12AM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50/hr.

VIP ROOM RENTAL RATES:

For more information or to reserve a room, call 208-608-7716 or email iiwinfo@cityofboise.org.

Boise Depot Fees*

GREAT HALL RATES

8 Hours or Fridays and Saturdays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,411** 5 hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1010** 6 hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1130** Additional hours. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $125/hr. Additional Amenities with Great Hall Reservation Bell Tower 4 hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100 Bell Tower 2 hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50 Meeting Station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75/hr. North Plaza (flat rate up to 8 hrs.). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $300 North Plaza additional hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $65/hr. Platt Gardens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $65/hr. Speaker System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75 Holiday Rates 12 hours. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,365

DEPOT LIMITED EVENTS

Meeting Station Rental, Rehearsals or Setups 2 hours. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $250 Additional hours. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $125/hr. *Fees include tax. **Includes liability insurance and a refundable deposit. 66

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DICK EARDLEY SENIOR CENTER

JIM HALL FOOTHILLS LEARNING CENTER

Dick Eardley Senior Center Fees*

The Classroom can accommodate up to 60 guests while the Conference Room can accommodate up to 40 guests.

The Dick Eardley Senior Center not only provides recreational and social opportunities for older adults, but also provides room rental opportunities. When rooms aren’t used for regular activities and classes, certain rooms can be rented during and after business hours.

MONDAY-FRIDAY, 8AM-5PM

A/B Room, C Room, or Gold Room (first two hours). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $74.20

MONDAY-FRIDAY, EVENINGS; SATURDAY-SUNDAY, ALL DAY

Entire Facility (first 4 hours). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $874.50 Dining Room (first 4 hours) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $328.60 A/B Room, C Room, or Gold Room (first two hours). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $110 Additional Hours. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55/hr. *All fees include tax. A deposit, liability insurance and additional staff fees may be added to the rental. Alcohol is permitted with a permit and rental.

For more information or to reserve a room, call 208-608-7580 or email seniorcenter@cityofboise.org.

Situated in the heart of the Boise foothills, the Foothills Learning Center is surrounded by nature, making it a great facility for educational programs. When the Foothills Learning Center isn’t used for environmental education programs, the facility can be rented out.

FACILITY RENTAL RATES*

Half Day (up to 4 hours): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100 Full Day (4-8 hours):. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $200 *All fees include tax. A deposit, liability insurance and additional staff fees may be added to the rental. Alcohol is permitted with a permit and rental.

For more information or to reserve a room, call 208-493-2530 or email flc-parks@cityofboise.org.

QUAIL HOLLOW GOLF COURSE

Whatever your occasion, from corporate functions to wedding receptions, celebrations of life, parties and special events, Quail Hollow is a unique venue to host your event. The Banquet and Board Rooms offer an intimate setting for any occasion. Both rooms open to a balcony overlooking Quail Hollow Golf Course and panoramic views of the Boise Foothills. The Banquet Room is a 1,000 square-foot space that can accommodate 80 guests, 60 seated and the Board Room is a 300 square-foot space that can accommodate 26 seated guests. All catering is provided by The Foothills Grill.

ROOM RENTAL RATES*

Board Room (4hr time block): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $175 Banquet Room (4hr time block): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $350 Additional hours: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $120/hr. Entire Facility (Wedding Event Fee):. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $775 Driving Range** (4hr time block): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,272 *All fees include tax. A deposit, liability insurance and additional staff fees may be added to the rental. **Driving Range for ceremonies only and in conjunction with the entire facility rental.

Dick Eardley Senior Center

For more information or to reserve a room, call 208-972-8590 or email qhgolfevent@cityofboise.org.

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Locations ART CENTER

700 Robbins Rd 208-608-7680 activities@cityofboise.org

BOISE COMMUNITY FORESTRY

4969 Dorman St • 208-608-7700 forestryinfo@cityofboise.org

BOISE DEPOT 2603 Eastover Terrace 208-608-7644 reserve@cityofboise.org Boise Depot is a unique venue for weddings, parties, corporate and fundraising events. Free public drop-in hours from 11AM-5PM Sundays and Mondays.

BOISE URBAN GARDEN SCHOOL (BUGS) 2995 N Five Mile Rd 208-376-3006 cityofboise.org/bee

The Boise Urban Garden School’s beautiful organic garden not only produces vegetables and flowers but also youth and adults who learn and absorb the fundamentals of gardening though science, health and environmental based lessons and outdoor activities.

BOISE WATERSHED ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER (Boise WaterShed) 11818 W Joplin Rd 208-608-7300 bw@cityofboise.org cityofboise.org/bee

M-F: 9:30AM-4:30PM Third Saturdays: 10AM-1PM Closed legal holidays Free Admission Dive into the world of water at Boise WaterShed Environmental Education Center and learn how you can help protect and conserve our resources through hands-on exhibits. Located at the West Boise Water Renewal Facility, the LEEDcertified building features indoor and outdoor exhibits, an interactive water feature and the largest concentration of public art in the state of Idaho. 68

DICK EARDLEY SENIOR CENTER (Dick Eardley SC) 690 Robbins Rd 208-608-7580 seniorcenter@cityofboise.org cityofboise.org/senior-center M-F: 8AM-5PM, closed legal holidays The Dick Eardley Boise Senior Center is a meeting place where older adults can participate in a variety of programs, classes, activities and services focused on health, lifelong learning, recreation and nutrition. It is a lively place that connects older adults and their families to their community; where they can take classes, enjoy a meal, engage in games and activities, relax and socialize – there’s something for everyone!

FORT BOISE COMMUNITY CENTER (Fort Boise CC) 700 Robbins Rd 208-608-7680 activities@cityofboise.org cityofboise.org/fort-boise

M-Th: 7AM-9PM, F: 7AM-7PM, SAT: 9AM-3PM, SUN: 10AM-5PM Closed weekends May-Sept. Showers (adults only) M-Th: 7AM8PM, F: 7AM-6PM Fort Boise Community Center offers classes and camps for all ages and abilities. It features an exercise/weight room, treadmill and elliptical machines, dance studios, gym and locker rooms/ showers and an Art Center.

GARFIELD KID CITY 1914 S Broadway Ave 208-854-4974

GRACE JORDAN COMMUNITY CENTER (Grace Jordan CC) 6411 W Fairfield Ave 208-854-4910

HAWTHORNE KID CITY 2401 W Targee St 208-854-5036

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IDAHO ICEWORLD 7072 S Eisenman Rd 208-608-7716 iiwinfo@cityofboise.org idahoiceworld.com

Idaho IceWorld is Idaho's premier indoor family ice skating and entertainment center. We offer adult and youth hockey leagues, figure skating programs, Learn-ToSkate and Learn-To-Play Hockey programs and public skating sessions. Amenities include two NHL regulation size ice rinks, a large banquet/event facility, a catering kitchen, an arcade and restaurants. Cutting Edge Sports, Idaho IceWorld's official pro shop, carries a complete line of figure skating and ice hockey equipment.

JEFFERSON KID CITY 200 S Latah St 208-854-2514

JIM HALL FOOTHILLS LEARNING CENTER (Foothills LC) 3188 Sunset Peak Rd 208-493-2530 flc-parks@cityofboise.org cityofboise.org/bee

Located in the heart of the Boise foothills, the Jim Hall Foothills Learning Center focuses on education and information about the surrounding high desert environment. Science comes alive for visitors of all ages through direct experiences with the outdoors!

MCMILLAN KID CITY 10901 W McMillan Rd 208-855-4481

MORLEY NELSON COMMUNITY CENTER (Morley Nelson CC) 7701 W Northview St 208-854-4917

PARKS AND RECREATION ADMINISTRATION 1104 Royal Blvd 208-608-7600 bpr@cityofboise.org cityofboise.org/parks

M-F: 8AM-5PM, closed legal holidays

QUAIL HOLLOW GOLF COURSE (Quail Hollow GC) 4720 N 36th St 208-344-7807 quailhollowboise.com

Quail Hollow Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course nestled in the Boise Foothills north of the intersection of 36th Street & Hill Road. Quail Hollow offers a full-length driving range, a chipping and practice green and a full service pro shop with rental clubs and equipment for children & adults. Operated by Boise Parks and Recreation, Quail Hollow Golf Course offers affordable recreation for youth and adults.

TAFT KID CITY

3722 W Anderson St 208-854-6218

WARM SPRINGS GOLF COURSE (Warm Springs GC) 2495 Warm Springs Ave 208-343-5661 warmspringsgolfcourse.com

An 18-hole championship course shaded by mature trees, Warm Springs Golf Course is minutes from downtown Boise near the Boise River. The course features spacious fairways, well-tended greens and scenic views of the Boise Foothills. Warm Springs Golf Course offers affordable recreation for youth and adults in one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods.

WHITNEY COMMUNITY CENTER (Whitney CC) 1609 S Owyhee St 208-854-6625

WHITTIER KID CITY 225 N 29th St 208-472-2073

ZOO BOISE

355 Julia Davis Dr 208-608-7760 zooboise.org 10AM-5PM Sept-May 9AM-5PM June-Aug

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QUAIL HOLLOW GOLF COURSE Tucked in the Boise Foothills, Quail Hollow Golf Course has spectacular views, which include the Owyhee Mountains in the distance to the south. Located only 4.5 miles away from downtown makes it convenient for all of your guests in the Treasure Valley.

BOISE DEPOT

quailhollowboise.com 208-344-7807 | QHGolfEvent@cityofboise.org 4720 N. 36th St. | Boise, ID 83703

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RESERVATIONS 208-608-7600 | reserve@cityofboise.org 2603 W. Eastover Terrace, Boise ID 83706

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Park Reservations Making a park reservation guarantees the location, date and reservation block for an event. A fee is required to make a reservation and gives priority use over drop-in users. Our reservation season begins mid-April and ends mid-October. THE FOLLOWING PARK SITES CAN BE RESERVED 11 MONTHS IN ADVANCE: • Borah Park Shelter • Cassia Park Shelter • C.W. Moore Park Plaza* • Eagle Rock Park Shelter • Ivywild Park Shelter • Kristin Armstrong Municipal Park Shelter and Picnic Sites • Marianne Williams Park Shelter and Gazebo • Phillippi Park Shelter • Winstead Park Shelter THE FOLLOWING PARK SITES CAN BE RESERVED ON JANUARY 1 EACH YEAR: • Ann Morrison Park Old Timers Pavilion • Esther Simplot Park Friendship Island*, Pavilions and Pier • Julia Davis Park Rose Garden* and Pavilions • Veterans Memorial Park Pavilion and Picnic Site Park Fees Payment is required to finalize your reservation. All major credit cards, checks, cash and money orders are accepted. Reservations can be made in four-hour time blocks and include setup and cleanup (sunrise-11AM, 124PM, 5PM-sunset). Includes sales tax except for Garden/Plaza.

PICNIC SITES AND SHELTERS

PAVILIONS GARDENS AND GAZEBOS

(Must apply for permit and choose from approved list of vendors.)

Special Events There are many other park sites available for walks, runs, festivals, concerts and other special events. Special events are those that are open to the public and advertised. For more information, call 208-608-7600 or parksspecialevents@cityofboise.org.

• Kathryn Albertson Park Eyrie* and Rookery*

PARK

(In conjunction with a paid reservation only.)

BEER/WINE PERMIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10 INFLATABLE PERMIT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No charge Refunds & Cancellations A refund is only provided if the user is canceling prior to ten (10) calendar days of the event, at which time a $15 processing fee will be collected. Refunds or rescheduling is not granted due to poor weather conditions or acts of nature. An event cannot be rescheduled within ten (10) calendar days of the reservation.

• Camel’s Back Park Picnic Site