2014 Summer Program Guide by Bozeman Daily Chronicle

Get out, get involved

2014

Program Guide

Includes: City of Bozeman Summer Recreation Guide

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Acting! Comedy Improv! Musical Theater! Playwriting! Puppetry! Mask Making! Shakespeare!

Held at 3001 West Villard | www.campequinox.com | 406.522.7623 The summer theatre camp is being presented by Camp Equinox. The Bozeman Summit School serves only as the venue for the event and is not responsible for any content of any part of the event or programmings.

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Get out, get involved Blossoming Bozeman community full of opportunity, culture By BEN PIERCE Chronicle Staff Writer

Whether you’re new to town or a lifelong resident, there’s never been more to do in Bozeman. Set in the Northern Rockies, the city’s thriving Western culture, access to the outdoors and close proximity to Yellowstone National Park have always provided countless recreational, educational and cultural opportunities. Long known as a nice place to visit, Bozeman is fast becoming known as a nice place to live. As the city’s population grows and diversifies, opportunities to get involved and expand your horizons abound. Best of all, Bozeman’s eclectic populous is open and accessible. From artists to outfitters,

professors to powder hounds, experts of all stripes share their skills and experience with the community. Getting involved can be as simple as signing up for a class, volunteering at a non-profit or joining a group for a hike. And if you’re a parent, you’re in luck. Kids can participate in outdoor recreation, physical education and the arts as easily here as anywhere. Engaging with the community is a great way to learn from others and make new friends. But best of all, it is a chance to contribute your own unique background and experience, to share who you are. Bozeman will be better for it.

Engaging with the community is a great way to learn from others and make new friends.

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2014 Bobcat Summer Camps Find More Info at msubobcats.com Basketball

Cross Country

Spirit Squad

Montana State University

Football

Give your child the opportunity to polish their skills and work with Bobcat Athletes!

Track & Field

Volleyball

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Preschool Weekly Themes

“Explore Outdoors”

Summer Program for ages 2 - 12 June 9th - August 8th

Please call us to set up a time to visit our classrooms, meet our animals, and explore our creek and grounds!

1572 Cobb Hill Road Bozeman MT 59718

(Ages 3 - 6) June 9 - Week 1: Gifts from the Barnyard June 16 - Week 2: Growing a Garden June 23 - Week 3:Our Home’s in Montana June 30 - Week 4: America the Beautiful July 7 - Week 5: Exploring the Outdoors July 14 - Week 6: Our Solar System July 21 - Week 7: Birds and Raptors July 28 - Week 8: Spanish is Fun! Aug 4 - Week 9: Using Nature in Art *A separate Toddler program for 2 - 3 years old is also available

Elementary Weekly Themes (Grades 1 - 6) June 9 - Week 1: Circus Adventures June 16 - Week 2: Outdoor Science June 23 - Week 3:Adventures in Engineering June 30 - Week 4: Water, Water Everywhere July 7 - Week 5: Math and Geometry in Nature July 14 - Week 6: Rocks and Minerals July 21 - Week 7: Our Amazing Solar System July 28 - Week 8: Survival Challenges Aug 4 - Week 9: Adventures in Flight *Pick or choose any or all nine weeks!

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Attendees pack the first PechaKucha Bozeman at the Story Mansion on Oct.19, 2011.

Ellen Theatre hosts PechaKucha Bozeman By BEN PIERCE Chronicle Staff Writer

PechaKucha draws on the Japanese term for the sound of “chit chat.” The intent is for a concise, fast-paced presentation that sparks the imagination.

PechaKucha Bozeman began with a gathering at the Story Mansion in the fall of 2011. The events give anyone with a passion or vision the chance to share their ideas with the community. Here’s the catch: speakers may only present 20 images and they have just 20 seconds per images to share their message for a total presentation time of 6 minutes, 40 seconds. Around 100 people showed up at the Story Mansion that night and the event was deemed a success. PechaKucha Bozeman has since blossomed into one of the city’s most popular speakers

series. The event is now held at the Ellen Theatre four times a year and tickets sell quickly. “We have the full Ellen Theatre, something like 470 seats,” said PechaKucha organizer Larry Sterne. “I don’t know if there are too many other cities of our size that are selling that many tickets. It is a pretty incredible showing.” Klein Dytham Architects in Japan pioneered the PechaKucha concept in 2003. The name PechaKucha draws on the Japanese term for the sound of “chit chat.” The intent is for a concise, fast-

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Photo courtesy PechaKucha Bozeman PechaKucha nights are planned four times a year at the Ellen Theatre in downtown Bozeman. The talks give anyone with a passion or vision a chance to share their ideas with the community in a fast-paced, friendly environment.

paced presentation that sparks the imagination. Sterne was first exposed to PechaKucha in Portland, Maine, but said the event really shines in Bozeman. “I think (PechaKucha) is a perfect event for Bozeman,” Sterne said. “Bozeman has tremendous community pride and people are genuinely interested in the community and other people in it. “There are an amazing number of fascinating people that have chosen to make Bozeman their home. But people are in silos — you have architects, environmentalists, outdoors types — PechaKucha gives those people a chance to interact.” Sterne said there is value in connecting people with different backgrounds and worldviews, but PechaKucha is also entertaining. “We think of ourselves as the anti-

conference,” Sterne said. “We try to keep it light. People want to laugh and have a good time. PechaKucha is bottom up. Many of our best speakers have no public speaking experience. Because of the format, if they have great visuals and can tell a story, they can have a great presentation.” The rapid format also keeps things moving. Any given PechaKucha Night features roughly 11 speakers, so there’s usually something for everyone. And if you aren’t interested in a topic, you’ve only got to wait a few minutes for a new speaker. The format stresses concise topics and exposes the audience to a wide breadth of ideas. Andy Wunsch of Bozeman spoke at PechaKucha Bozeman on Sept. 12, 2013. Wunsch, who travels frequently as sale manager for Sitka Gear, discussed how he learned to parent at the airport. MORE ON PAGE 10

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“There is panic if you are running out of time or if you finish 8 seconds early.” “I write down notes about things I see that are a really good idea and things I’ll never do,” Wunsch said. “I put my name on the sign-up sheet and they gave me a call and I realized I had to get serious about it.” Wunsch said the PechaKucha format can be both fun and challenging. “There is panic if you are running out of time or if you finish 8 seconds early,” Wunsch said. “My natural cadence, I could say about four full

sentences in 20 seconds, but if you have a funny photo that gets a lot of laughter you might blow eight seconds. “I must have practiced that talk 50 times before I gave it,” Wunsch said. “That is just my style. There are others that get up there and just speak from the heart.” Wunsch said the topics covered the evening he spoke ranged from science experiments at Montana State University to a prison population in the

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Philippiness to a women that rode her bike on a brewery tour of the Rocky Mountains. Sterne said PechaKucha Bozeman is about building community and bringing people together. On PechaKucha Night, the doors of the Ellen Theatre open at 6:30 p.m., but the show doesn’t start until 7:20 p.m. That gives people a chance to mingle and get to know one another. And at $8 — including the Ellen restoration fee — tickets are among the best bargain in town. “That is a very conscious decision,” Sterne said. “We are open to the community. We want anyone with a story to tell to participate. We want to make it available to everyone.” Sterne said that as PechaKucha Bozeman grows, the organization hopes to sponsor fledgling creative projects with small gifts. Sterne said

these creative community projects are another way to strengthen ties within Bozeman. Wunsch, who has attended 11 PechaKucha Nights, said he’s excited to see the event doing well. “Even if you are not really interested in the topic, you really connect with the speakers,” Wunsch said. “These are not paid professionals, these are community members up there speaking. There are a lot of people in Bozeman that are very passionate about what they do.” The next PechaKucha Night will be held at the Ellen Theatre on April 23 and April 24. PechaKucha Bozeman is currently seeking proposals from speakers. To submit a proposal, email pechakuchabozeman@gmail. com. For more information on PechaKucha Bozeman, visit Pecha Kucha Bozeman on Facebook.

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Horses Are Great Teachers!

Horses can teach us to be good leaders, to be authentic, to have empathy, and many other things. At Windhorse Equine Learning, participants learn horsemanship and life skills in a safe and supportive environment. Classes are two hours once a week for six weeks starting in April and September. We offer week-long summer camps too!

Windhorse Equine Learning is an exciting new program designed to teach youth critical life skills through our horse partners. For more information: 406-522-3906 windhorseequinelear ning.org windhorseequinelear ning@gmail.com

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From left, Davis Bulter, 3, Nicole Hough, Finoa Hough, 2, and Marley Tottingham, 5, blow bubbles at the Children’s Museum in Bozeman.

Bozeman’s museums a repository of h By BEN PIERCE Chronicle Staff Writer

Check out one of Bozeman museums: Pioneer Museum: www.pioneermuseum.org Museum of the Rockies: www.museumoftherockies.org American Computer Museum: www.compustory.com Children’s Museum of Bozeman: www.cmbozeman.org

or a city with a population of just under 40,000, Bozeman’s four museums pack quite a punch. In an afternoon, you can mingle with dinosaurs at the Museum of the Rockies and get a dose of Gallatin Valley history at the Pioneer Museum. Then take a glimpse into computing’s past, present and future at the American Computer Museum and wrap things up with a trip to the Children’s Museum of Bozeman. The Children’s Museum is the city’s newest museum, opening in 2001. The museum’s mission is to enrich the community by engaging families in the

magic of shared learning and discovery. “We are create lifelong learners,” said Eleanor Barker, executive director of the Children’s Museum. “The notion being that kids benefit from direct experience with materials. You can see something in a book or on a blackboard, but one of the best ways kids learn is by interacting.” The Children’s Museum includes exhibits that focus on science and art, construction and gardening. Barker said the combination of hands-on interaction and imagination can bring families closer together. Nicole Hough of Bozeman regularly visits the Children’s Museum with her

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The ArtSplot is in its 19th year of artistic summer programs. We are proud to offer yet anothe season of art enrichment. Our students develop observational, artistic, and verbal skills. With the use of a wide variety of media, self expression and creative responses are emphasized. Our teaching style is individualized, friendly, and very supportive of the value as well as the delight in doing artwork. The climate is relaxed and conducive, yet instructive and visually aware. We invite you to join us at The ArtSplot and experience what sets us apart. We look forward to another summer filled with enthusiastic students actively participating in the arts. —Sincerely, Chelsea and Richard Smith

SuMMER PROGRAM DATES 2014: All programs are Monday–Thursday, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm • Ages 6-8, 9 & Up June 9 - 12 June 16 - 19 June 23 - 26 June 30 - July 3 July 7 - 10

July 14 - 17 July 21 - 24 July 28 - 31 August 4 - 7 August 11 - 14 August 18 - 21

COST • Early Registration • $160/Program

(sign-ups before May 13, 2014

• Registration • $185/Program

(sign-ups after May 13, 2014)

Friday Programs: add to your week or do separately. 9:00 - 3:00 $50 each Program costs include all art materials, transportation from studio to onsite locations, and snacks. *Some Scholarship funds available through the Bozeman non-profit Arts Centered Education Society.

The ArtSplot studio is located at 111 South Grand Avenue, Suite #211.

To register contact Chelsea@ArtSplot.com or call 587-8424 To register online: PHOTO BEN PIERCE/CHRONICLE

history, science, culture 2-year-old daughter Fiona. Nicole said the museum is an inspiring and fun place to visit. “There are so many different things to do,” Nicole said. “Fiona loves the vet clinic. They have lab jackets and doctor’s equipment to check the animals out.” A new exhibit called the STEAMlab is currently being constructed at the Children’s Museum. The STEAM in STEAMlab stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. The new installation will feature robotics, circuits and 3D printing technology. Barker said the STEAMlab will open

this summer and is geared toward upper elementary and middle school students. “We are always growing and evolving as new education movements come to the fore,” Barker said. The goal is to spark the imagination, foster curiosity and promote selfconfidence. “These are really tools that you can apply to any facet of your life,” Barker said. “Curiosity and a desire to understand serves you well in school, but also in life. It helps you engage in the world in a meaningful way.”

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All the fancy gear and expensive apparel won’t help you catch a trout.

Embrace the challenge of fly-fishing By BEN PIERCE Chronicle Staff Writer

ou picked up your kids, quit your job, sold your house and moved to Montana. You headed down to the fly shop and picked out a shiny new rod and a machined reel. You’ve got your flies and a guidebook, your waders and your net. You’ve figured out your knots and practiced your cast. And now you’re sitting at home wondering what to do next. Getting started in any new sport can be a challenge. Fly-fishing just happens to have a lot of them. It can feel as though the deck is stacked against you (even

when you’ve been fishing all of your life). Fear not, fellow angler, Montana will provide. You have just arrived in fly-fishing’s Mecca. The Gallatin Valley has miles upon miles of great water to explore. A short drive from Bozeman and you’ll find yourself on the banks of the world famous Gallatin, Madison and Yellowstone rivers. A short drive further and the state’s magnificent angling opportunities can seem immeasurable. If you are feeling a bit overwhelmed, you are not alone. Here are a few tips for beginning anglers to get over that initial hump and out on the river.

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Start small There is no denying the fact that big

Get wet When it’s summer in Montana, the

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living is easy. You don’t need waders or

feeling flummoxed on the Madison or

a drift boat to go fly-fishing. One of the

Yellowstone, pick a small stream and

greatest joys of the sport is the simple

go fish. While creeks come with their

act of being in nature. And there’s no

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great places to escape the crowds and

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the cool waters of a mountain stream.

skills you learn on small streams will

Learn to wade. It’s an essential skill.

serve you well on the bigger rivers. Find a fishing partner Whether it is a friendly face at the fly shop, a fishy looking lady at the bar or your significant other, keep your eyes open and don’t be afraid to talk fishing. If you see someone in Bozeman wearing polarized sunglasses, a trucker hat and a Patagonia shirt, there’s a good chance they’re a fisherman (or a climber, or a rancher, or a skier, or all of the above, but that’s another story). Strike up a conversation and see where it leads. Next thing you know, you

Find a favorite hole Catching your first fish can be tough, but once you do make a mental note of that location (as if you’d ever forget). Go back sometime and fish that location again … and again … and again. Observe the different aquatic insects, how the river behaves at different levels, what the water looks like early in the day as opposed to late in the evening. Observation is part of fly-fishing. You’ll learn a lot by becoming familiar with your favorite fishing hole.

could be casting with a pro. A Yellowstone cutthroat trout comes to hand on a small Montana stream.

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Ditch the image, fish with purpose All the fancy gear and expensive apparel won’t help you catch a trout. In fact, all that time spent shopping and looking in the mirror could be better spent fishing. You’ve got to want it. Don’t get caught up in the “lifestyle.” There’s plenty of other sports for that.

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The Summer Day Camp for Kids Who Love Animals! Ages 6-12 welcome! 6 different week-long sessions available $225 per week For enrollment or a brochure register today! Contact Kate at 406-388-9399 ext. 224 kate@heartofthevalleyshelter.org

NOW ENROLLING! Available Sessions: June 23-27 June 30-July 4 July 7-11 July 14-18 July 21-25 July 28-Aug 1

Walk the Dogs! Cuddle the Cats! Days filled with animal-themed crafts, games and more! If you like animals, you will LOVE this camp!

Community supported agriculture brings farm to table

By BEN PIERCE Chronicle Staff Writer

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) began as a way for farmers and consumers to share the risks and benefits of food production on a local level. At the beginning of the growing season, CSA members pay for a share of the anticipated harvest. As crops are harvested, the farmer distributes those foods to CSA members. “The consumer actually has a stake in the farm and that farm’s success,” said Sarah Alexander of Bozemanbased Market Day Foods, which operates a multi-farm CSA program. “The consumer is financing the farm, like being a shareholder in that farm’s harvest. They get a percentage of the harvest when it comes.” While CSA models have been revised and revamped over the years, the traditional purpose of CSAs still holds true — to provide locally grown foods from farmers to consumers. Alexander said interest in local foods and local farms is on the rise. “There are all sorts of reasons to purchase locally,” Alexander said. “People are craving that connection to rural roots. We see agriculture all around us, but you go to the grocery store and don’t know who grew your food. “Buying local keeps the money in your community,” Alexander said. “And local foods are fresher, taste better and are more nutritious.”

There are many reasons CSAs and local foods have come to the fore, Alexander said. More and more, consumers are thinking about their family’s health and the health of the environment. In an age of climate change, a product grown in Florida or South America and transported to market in Gallatin Valley has a greater carbon footprint than a product grown in Belgrade or Manhattan. Alexander said organic foods are also an important piece of the nutrition puzzle for many consumers. “Organically grown foods are a big deal,” Alexander said. “Many more people are buying organic. Buying locally you have a better idea what went into producing your foods.” Alexander said CSAs are a part of the greater local food movement. She said grocery stores are responding to consumer demand and are increasingly conscious of where their foods come. Many restaurant around Gallatin Valley list the local providers of their foods. It’s a movement that’s good for consumers and for the community, Alexander said. “Personally, I drive around southwest Montana and see all the small farms,” Alexander said. “It would be so sad to see that those farms weren’t there anymore.”

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Bozeman Area CSA Programs 3 Fiddles Farm: threefiddlesfarm@yahoo.com Amaltheia Organic Dairy: www.amaltheiadairy.com Cloud Nine Farm: rooneymontana@imt.net Eagle Ridge Ranch Beef, LLC: danielle@eagleridgeranchbeef.com Field Day Farms: www.fielddayfarms.com Gallatin Valley Botanical: www.gallatinvalleybotanical.com Harvest House Farm: harvesthousefarm@gmail.com Sabo Ranch: www.saboranch.com Three Hearts Farm: www.threeheartsfarm.com Towne’s Harvest Garden: www.townesharvest.montana.edu

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healing hurts and movin’ on Therapeutic/Recreational Summer Day Camps for Children, Teens and Families • • • Trauma/Grief/Loss Recovery Weekend Retreats for Adults All Day Camps and Retreats are therapeutic/recreational experientials where you and/or your children will interact with horses, make art and crafts and go hiking in the beautiful mountains at the Heart and Hand Center Ranch, 12 miles East of Bozeman. For specific dates, times, and cost, please check our website, email us, or call the office at 406.587.4036

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Volunteering a way to give back to community, make friends By BEN PIERCE Chronicle Staff Writer

Bob Eckstein and Jerry Johnson of Bozeman volunteer on a regular basis at the Gallatin Valley Food Bank. They help out by sorting donated foods and preforming various other tasks as needed. “Bob’s got a kind heart,” Johnson said, “and he knows there are hungry kids out there.” Volunteering is a great way to give back to the community and to make some strong connections along the way. Patrick Flemming, volunteer coordinator at the Food Bank, said around 130 regular volunteers contribute 3 hours of time each week to help those in need. An additional 800-1,000 volunteers spend a day a year helping out at the Food Bank. “We have a wide variety of volunteers,” Flemming said. “Most of the volunteers are seniors, but we have college kids and high school students that come down. Some of our volunteers were doctors, some were CEOs; they all want to give back to the community.”

The Food Bank offers several programs and services. Donations and purchased foods are distributed through the Emergency Food Box Program, Senior Nutrition Services, Summer Meal Programs for Children, Health Kidspack Program and the Community Café. The Food Bank also distributes food at satellite sites in Three Forks, Big Sky and Belgrade. Volunteers help out in a wide variety of ways. From sorting foods to gardening during the summer months, there is no shortage of opportunities to lend a hand. Johnson has volunteered at the Food Bank for more than two years. He said the need is great, and he’s made some strong bonds with others as a volunteer. “I have some volunteers that are lifetime friends now,” Flemming said. “They come in and interact with people they wouldn’t normally have a chance to meet. They have the same kind of commitment. They are all here to do good for the community.”

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PHOTO BEN PIERCE/CHRONICLE Patrick Flemming, volunteer coordinator at the Gallatin Valley Food Bank, said more than 1,000 volunteers spend time helping out each year.

Here’s a list of a few organizations that offer volunteer opportunities in Bozeman: Gallatin Valley Food Bank: www.gallatinvalleyfoodbank.org Thrive: www.allthrive.org

Selah ELA will be offering a by-the-week, SUMMER LITERACY CAMP: June 16th-August 23rd.

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Enroll Anytime! Ages 18 months-6 years Try a FREE Preview Class Summer Camps - June, July and August Sessions Contact BreeAnna at 580-8517 breihman@yahoo.com • www.kindermusik.com

Monday–Friday: mornings, afternoons or all day ages 6–10 years sports fundamentals • field games • trampoline • field trips and swimming every day!

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Chinese Summer Camp July 14-18, 2014

9am - 12 noon • $130 per camper

A Chinese Language & Cultural Experience Language • Chinese Calligraphy • Crafts • Games • Music

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bozemanmandarinchinese.wordpress.com Call Ruth Devlin at 388-1544 for more information. Camp Location: Hope Lutheran Church • 2152 W. Graf just off S. 19th

2014 BOZEMAN ADULT

SOCCER LEAGUE FUN RECREATION CO-ED LEAGUE

• Women: 16 and over • Men: 25 and over • No experience necessary • Beginner clinic included with registration

FUN WOMEN’S LEAGUE

• Women : 16 and over • No experience necessary • Beginner clinic included with registration

COMPETITIVE MEN’S LEAGUE • Men : 16 and over • Teams determined by league player draft.

For more information call Steve or Ann Denny 522-0966 www.bozemansoccer.com Registration Forms available at Play It Again Sports, Pierce Carpet Mill Outlet & Gesundheit Nutrition Center.

Registration:

April 29, May 1, 6 & 8 6:00pm - 8:00pm Bozeman High School Cafeteria (Main St. entrance)

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Bozemanites bask in the glow of evening light on Peets Hill.

Take a hike

Gallatin Valley has trails for all ages and abilities

Here are five great trails to explore: College ‘M’ Set at the southern terminus of the Bridger Mountains, the College ‘M’ trail is Bozeman’s most iconic day hike. A

Surrounded by mountains and bisected by trails, you’re never far from a hike in Bozeman. Getting out for a walk is a great way to get exercise, take in a bit of nature and meet your neighbors. Whether exploring a classic route up Sacagawea Peak or going for a jog up Peets Hill, the area’s trail system never disappoints. By BEN PIERCE Chronicle Staff Writer

number of routes lead through rock outcroppings and forested hillsides to the ‘M.’ Those looking for a workout can muscle up the most strenuous route. Others can take the longer, but less difficult trail that leads northwest from the parking lot. Those who venture to the base of the ‘M’ are rewarded with commanding views of Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley. To reach the College ‘M’ trailhead, head northeast from Bozeman on Bridger Canyon Drive. The parking lot for the hike is located at the mouth of Bridger Canyon.

Palisade Falls Tucked within an amphitheater of columnar basalt, Palisade Falls offers one of Hyalite Canyon’s most spectacular views. The 80-foot waterfall cascades from the forested sides of the canyon before draining into Hyalite Reservoir. Visitors to Palisade Falls follow a paved, handicap accessible trail from the parking area. The trail switchbacks a few times on its half-mile route to the falls. To reach Palisade Falls, head south from Bozeman to Hyalite Canyon. Follow Hyalite Canyon Road past the reservoir and turn left on Forest Service Road 3163. Follow the signs to Palisade Falls.

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Bear Trap Canyon The Madison River flows through Bear Trap Canyon just 30 miles west of Bozeman. A short ways from the trailhead, hikers enter the Lee Metcalf Wilderness. From here, the Bear Trap Canyon National Recreation Trail follows the river for 9 miles to the Madison Dam. The hiking is easy to moderate. Keep an eye out for ticks in the spring, rattlesnakes in the summer and moose in the fall. To reach Bear Trap Canyon National Recreation Trail, head west of Bozeman on Highway 84. Turn left on the gravel road across from Red Mountain Campground and follow the road until it ends.

summer months, spectacular sunsets and lightning storms can be viewed from the many benches along the trail. To reach Peets Hill, head south from downtown Bozeman on Church Street. Several parking areas and trailheads offer access to Peets Hill.

Sacagawea Peak For the best views of Gallatin Valley and the surrounding area you’ve got to get up, way up. At 9,665 feet, Sacagawea Peak is the highest mountain in the Bridger Range. From the summit you can see across the valley and eastward to the Shields Valley and the Crazy

Peets Hill

Mountains beyond. Be prepared for a full day

There’s nothing like taking in the sunset from

of hiking before setting out and pack along

Peets Hill. Located just west of Bozeman

rain gear and food.

Deaconess Hospital on the city’s eastside,

To reached the Sacagawea Peak trailhead, head northeast of Bozeman on Bridger Canyon Drive. Turn left on Fairy Lake Road and follow it approximately 5 miles to the trailhead.

Peets Hill is a favorite haunt of dog walkers, runners and moms with strollers. A quick hike up the hill offers views of the city and the nearby Spanish Peaks, Tobacco Root

Bozeman Stingrays Synchronized Swimming Camp July 28th- August 1st, 2014

9:30 am - noon at the Swim Center $55/swimmer, additional swimmers from same family $35 each Suggested minimum age 6 years but MUST be able to swim the WIDTH of the pool UNASSISTED. For more information email Sue at jabhjal@aol.com or call 539-1047

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All Summer Long Starting: June 16-19 - 2014

Mon- Thurs 9am-3:30 pm

Limited enrollment Full and Half day rates

Ages 5-9, 10 and up To Inquire Call Beth Kennedy at 406-570-6404

Championship Public Golf

Pee-Wee

ages 4-6 $45 A series of 4 - 45 minute lessons to introduce the junior to the fun game of golf. The young golfer will learn athletic skills, putting, chipping, bunker shots, full swing, etiquette and safety. The class size will have a 5:1 student instructor ratio. 11-11:45am or 12-12:45pm • May 15, 22, 29 & June 5 (4-4:45pm) • June 17, 18, 24 & 25 • July 1, 2, 8 & 9 • July 29, 30, Aug. 5 & 6 • Sept. 9, 16, 23 & 30 (4-4:45pm)

Turf Mites

ages 7-17 $45 Camps are a total of 4 hours that introduce the junior to the basics of golf while having fun. The junior will learn athletic skills, putting, chipping, full swing, woods and playing! Ages 7-10 Tue & Wed 8:30-9:30am, Thu 8:30-10:30am Ages 11-17 Tue & Wed 9:30-10:30am, Thu 10:30-12:30am • May 15, 22, 29 & June 5 (4-5pm) • June 17-19 • June 24-26 • July 8-10 • July 29-31 • Aug. 5-7 • Aug. 12-14 • Sept 9, 16, 23 & 30 (4-5pm)

Home Schoolers

ages 6-17

(see Turf Mites description)

Thurs. 1:30-2:30 Tues: 1:30-2:30

$45

May 15, 22, 29 & June 5 Sept 9, 16, 23 & 30

Junior Golf Camps Bridger Creek Golf Course Junior Academy

ages 4-17 $165 Any junior golfer that wants to improve this summer and have fun, this camp is for you. Every Tuesday or Wednesday for 12 weeks juniors will be coached on putting, chipping, bunkers, full swing, course management, practice drills, specialty shots, rules and tournament schedule. The academy is led by PGA Professional Kylee Naffziger. Camp includes 12 lesson, green fees, and golf shirt. Tuesdays: Ages 6-9 4-5:15pm* • Ages 10-17 5:15-6:30pm* Ages 6-17 6:30-7:45pm* Wednesdays: Ages 4-6 4-5pm* • Ages 7-13 5:15-6:30pm* *Times are for May 27 - June 12. Jr. Academy meets 1 hour earlier starting June 17th

Junior Academy Plus

Fall Grades 8-12

$240SPH/$290 NonSPH

This group must play tournament golf during the summer. In addition to the 12 weeks of junior academy series, the PLUS participants will play 6 rounds of 18 holes, have 2 private 30 minute lessons and will attend a tournament preparation meeting. Schedule: Saturdays May 31, June 7,14 1:45-3:00pm Tuesdays June 17-August 12 10-11:15am 18 Holes Tee times at 9am - June 17, July 1, 8, 15, 22 and August 6 2 - 30 minute private lessons by appointment

Lease your fast-growing junior golfer a set of fitted junior golf clubs for the Summer! $29-$49

Nike 1/2 Day Camp

ages 7-15 $225 Half day golf camps offer children a fun opportunity to experience the wonders of golf in a healthy and positive environment. The junior will learn athletic skills and fundamentals of stance, grip, posture, full swing, rules and etiquette. There is a 6:1 student instructor ratio. The cost includes a Nike amenities package. Ages 7-9 8-11am Ages 10-15 12-3pm • July 14-18

Nike Full Day Camp

ages 12-18 $425 This camp is designed for boys and girls ages 12-18 who enjoy golf and are keen to learn more about every phase of the game. Teaching is directed so students can clearly understand what it will take for them to play their best golf. The camp runs Monday - Friday with top-notch instruction on putting, chipping, bunker play, full swing and video analysis. After lunch the juniors will play 9+ holes with on-course instruction. The fee includes lunch, instruction, green fees and Nike amenities package. Ages 12-18 9am-4pm • July 21-25

Mark Holiday PGA Director of Golf Kylee Naffziger PGA Head Professional

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Spring & Summer Program Guide 2014

TABLE OF CONTENTS How to Register..........................3 Spring Programs........................4 Schools Out Explore!..............4 Infant & Preschool Programs......5 After School Programs.............6 Summer Programs......................6 Adult Classes........................7 Active Aging.........................8 Preschool Classes..................9 Little Explorers...................... 11 Youth Day Camps................ 12 Outdoor Adventure Club....... 14 Kayak & Paddle Board......... 14 Sports Camps..................... 15 Youth Races........................ 15 Bogert Pool............................. 16 Bozeman Swim Center.............. 18 Sports Recreation Contacts......... 21 Rental Facilities......................... 21 Programs at a Glance............... 22

BOZEMAN Parks & RECREATION DEPARTMENT (406) 582-2910 • BOGERT POOL (406) 582-0806 ON THE WEB www.infobozeman.com • www.bozeman.net Find us on Facebook and Twitter! Big Sky Publishing

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A note from the Director… It is with great pleasure that we bring you the 2014 Spring/Summer Program Guide. We take our community’s quality of life seriously and we think it shows inside the pages of this guide. Our great community has been growing so fast that it has necessitated the addition and creation of many new programs and expanded facilities over the past few years. These new programs, along with our timeless classics, add to the richness of living in and visiting Bozeman. So this year we focus special attention on providing the highest quality programs and facilities that a town can offer. The newer most popular and successful programs will see natural extensions and the traditional classics receive a renewed focus and enthusiasm. We love being a part of what makes Bozeman such a special place to live, learn, work, grow, and play; and we’re sure you do too. See You Out There,

Mitch Overton

Parks & Recreation Director

Mitch

Mitchell J. Overton, MS, CPRP Director of Parks and Recreation

Sunday, March 2, 2014

City of Bozeman

Bozeman Parks & Recreation Department

DIRECTOR Mitch Overton

Our goal is to provide you with the highest quality service, facilities, and programs possible.

Parks & Recreation Director 582-3222 • moverton@bozeman.net

How do I register for programs?

Doreen Olean

Administrative Assistant 582-2290 • dolean@bozeman.net

• Registration begins March 2, 2014 • Our classes fill up quickly. Registration is on a first come, first served basis. • Fees for all Recreation Classes and Swimming Lessons are required at registration. • Registration is accepted after class begins if space is available. Classes are not prorated.

RECREATION Jamie Saitta

Recreation Manager 582-2291 • jsaitta@bozeman.net

oNLINE You can register for our programs online by visiting the following link: www.bozeman.net/recreation

AQUATICS Dan McCarthy

Aquatics Manager 582-2906 • dmccarthy@bozeman.net

In person

Beall Park Recreation Center

PARKS AND CEMETERY Thom White

415 N. Bozeman Ave. Mon. – Fri. 8:30am-4:00pm

Parks & Cemetery Superintendent 582-3224 • twhite@bozeman.net

Bozeman Swim Center

1211 W. Main St. Register at the front desk during any of the pool hours.

BY PHONE

With a Visa, Master or Discover Card ($10 minimum) 582-2910

FORESTRY Ryon Stover

Forestry Foreman 582-3204 • rstover@bozeman.net

Trails, Open Space & Parks Jeff Graff TOP Program Manager 582-2908 • jgraff@bozeman.nett

Recreation & Parks Advisory Board

The Recreation and Parks Advisory Board makes recommendations regarding parks and recreation policies. Input from the community is encouraged and welcomed. Meetings are held the second Thursday of each month at 7:00pm at the Lindley Center (1102 E. Curtiss).

2013 BOARD MEMBERS David Cook Richard Shanahan Sandy Dodge Steve Roderick Salal Huber-McGee Matt Parsons (Vice-Chair) Beth Thorsen

Spring & Summer 2014 Recreation Programs

Brian Close Matt Hausauer Bob Wade (Chair) Jenna Pinto Stephanie Gray Monica Rodriguez

Beall Park Recreation Center 415 N. Bozeman Ave.

Waiting Lists If you are unable to register for a program due to full enrollment, you may request to have your name placed on a waiting list; no fee will be charged. There is no guarantee of placement in the class. If we have cancellations or are able to open additional classes, you will be notified by phone prior to the first class. Scholarships The City of Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department programs are supported by user fees paid by participants. Scholarships are available on a first come first served basis for City of Bozeman residents only. If you are interested in applying for a scholarship please call 582-2290. Access to All We welcome all individuals and families to participate and enjoy our programs and facilities regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or disability. The Swim Center and Bogert Pool have lifts and steps, making swimming accessible to all. If you would like additional assistance, please call 582-2910.

City Shops Complex 814 N. Bozeman Avenue

Cancellation Policy Fees are charged to offset the cost of our programs. If you need to cancel from a class, notify the Recreation Division at least 10 days before the first class to receive a credit that can be used toward other classes. Credit will not be given if you cancel out of a class less than 10 days before it begins. Refunds for cancellations will not be issued. Credit will not be given for absences or for no-shows. A full refund will be issued if the Parks and Recreation Department must cancel the class due to low enrollment. Weather Cancellations If inclement weather forces program cancellations, participants should call the Parks and Recreation Department at 582-2910 or visit our Facebook page to check on the status. If weather conditions are questionable, report to the program site. Once at a program site, decisions concerning the cancellation or discontinuation of the activity will be the judgment of the Recreation Leaders or Lifeguards. Every attempt will be made to have the class.

Bozeman Swim Center 1211 W. Main Street

Bogert Pool

SEE BOGERT POOL WEATHER POLICY in the Bogert Pool section of this brochure. Program Satisfaction The City of Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department is constantly striving to provide our residents with quality recreation programs and events. If you have any suggestions for programs, or comments about the existing ones, please contact us in person or by phone at 582-2910. Employment Opportunities If you are interested in employment with the City of Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department visit our website at www.bozeman.net for all current job listings. The department welcomes volunteers. Got a Program or Talent? We are always looking for creative people to help us offer programs to the community. If you are interested in contracting with us to offer a program, please call 582-2910.

325 S. Church Avenue

Lindley Center 1102 E. Curtiss

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SPRING PROGRAMS T-BALL - Ages 3-8

REGISTRATION: At the Beall Park Recreation Center

March 4&5 from 5 p.m. -7 p.m. Ridge Athletic Club, 4181 Fallon Ave.

FEE: $40 City of Bozeman Resident/$56 Non-City Resident PRACTICES: Start the beginning of May. GAMES: Will be held May 12- June 13 Youth will learn the fundamental skills of throwing, catching, hitting a ball off of a tee, and running. There will be three co-ed leagues; one for 3-4 year olds, one for 4-5 year olds, and one for 6,7 & 8 year olds. The focus is FUN! Teams will be divided by school or zone for those not yet in school. Teams will be divided by zone. In order to be placed on a team in your zone you must be registered by April 11.

SUMMER ACTIVITY ROUND-UP

EASTER EGG HUNT - Ages 1-12

Visit with program providers to find out about the great variety of activities available for youth this summer. Most groups will be taking sign-ups and all groups will have their program details available. Kids activities will also be included this year! Sponsored by: Bozeman Parks & Recreation Department, Montana Parent Magazine, Montana Outdoor Science School, Gallatin Valley YMCA and the Gallatin Valley Mall.

Hosted by the Bozeman Parks & Recreation Department and Bozeman High School Honor Society. There will be free hot chocolate and coffee before and after the hunt, courtesy of the Salvation Army. There will be LOTS and LOTS of eggs and special prizes for the gold and silver eggs in each age group. When you arrive at the park, please look for the appropriate age group sign.

FREE Gallatin Valley Mall THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 3:30-6:30pm

FREE LINDLEY PARK (East Main and Cypress) SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1:00p.m. SHARP!

School’s Out Explore! Camps Sw i m m i n g I n c l u d e d

DATE

DAYS

THEME

Spring Break Camp

March 10-14

MondayFriday

Staying in Bozeman for spring break? Join the Recreation Department for a week full of adventure that you will never forget. From art, to cooking, sports, outdoor adventures, and swimming at the pool. This is a non-stop, action packed staycation!

Jr. Chef

April 4

Friday

Calling all chefs! Join us for this hands-on cooking class that will focus on breakfast, lunch and snacks. We will follow recipes, create our own and taste our yummy creations. We will make chef hats, recipe books and more! Of course we will be doing a little outdoor exploring in between our cooking adventures. Don’t forget we are swimming too! NOTE: This camp is $45 for City of Bozeman residents and $65 for non-city and you don’t need a lunch for this camp.

No School? Do something cool! Our camps are back by popular demand and the focus is on adventure! Swimming at the Bozeman Swim Center is included along with healthy snacks, because we are sure to work up an appetite having so much fun! Pre-registration is required and our camps do fill fast. Waiting lists will be available once camps fill. AGE: : 6-10yr TIME: 7:45am-5:30pm FEE (Per Camp, Per Day): $35 City of Bozeman Resident $50 Non-City Resident unless otherwise noted Please make sure you child brings the following to camp: • Lunch • Swimsuit and towel • Change of clothes • Water bottle • Sunscreen

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City of Bozeman

BEALL PARK RECREATION CENTER

Infant & Preschool

(415 N. Bozeman Ave.) unless otherwise noted

Pre-Registration is required: Call 582-2910 Fee (4 week session meeting 2 days a week): $30 City of Bozeman Residents $42 Non City Residents Fee (4 week session meeting 1 day a week): $15 City of Bozeman Residents $20 Non City Residents

Programs: Age 0-5 Class

Dates

Days

Time & Age

Preschool Picassos

March 3- April 2 (no class March 10th &12th)

Mon & Wed

11:00am 2-5yr

Calling all artists! This class will provide the perfect opportunity for creative expression for little hands. A variety of different media will be introduced from clay to edible paint. Movement activities and games that will encourage preschoolers to use their big imagination and develop their gross motor skills will be part of the fun.

PLAY! Need to get out of the house? The Beall Park Recreation Center will open its doors for you to meet other parents with children the same age and create a safe environment for your children to roll, play and explore. We have the toys for the kids and the coffee for you!

Green Builders

Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s see what we can build and create with our recycling. Reuse recyclable materials to craft boats, buildings, bridges, airplanes, and your very own green inventions. We will build a solar heated oven and learn about environmentally friendly buildings.

March 7-28 (no class March 14th) April 4-25

Friday (3 sessions)

10:00am 0-5yr with parents

May 2-23 March 7-28 (no class March 14th)

Friday

11:00am 2-5yr

March 17-April 21

Monday

10:30am11:00am

April 7-30

Mon & Wed

10:00am 2-3yr 11:00am 3-5yr

April 4-25

Friday

11:00am 2-5yr

May 5-21

Mon & Wed

10:00am 2-3yr 11:00am 3-5yr

May 2-23

Friday

11:00-11:45am

Musikgraden - Clap with Me

Together you will sing, chant, move, dance, listen and play simple instruments. All activities that bridge the natural connection between music and movement. Each week will feature movement activities for coordination, body awareness and control exploration of space, and instruments such as rhythm sticks, jingles, rattles, drums, and resonator bars. All of these actives enhance the stages of child development while learning the language of music at an early age. $70 City of Bozeman $95 Non-City Residents

Soccer-Get Your Kicks

Dribble, pass and shoot! We will run and play fun games with a soccer ball as we introduce preschoolers to basic soccer skills. Soccer balls of all sizes will be used to score goals in this class!

Superhero Me

Calling all Bozeman superheroes! We will be throwing webs like Spiderman and building muscles a nd gaining superhero powers like Wonder Women and Superman! This class will be full of superhero wisdom and entertainment.

T-Ball-Little Sluggers

Calling all sluggers to the plate! Preschoolers will learn the fundamental skills of throwing, catching, hitting a ball off the tee and running the bases. This class incorporates obstacle courses, t-ball basics and art all into one great age appropriate class.

Tykes on Bikes

Bring your balance bikes, trikes and small scooters for this class on wheels. We will decorate our bikes, ride our bikes, have a bike parade and go through an obstacle course. And of course, balls, parachutes and art projects get thrown into the mix too. NO BRAKE BIKES PLEASE!

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Afterschool Programs Fee: $20 City of Bozeman Residents/$28 Non-City Residents Class

Dates

Days

Time & Age

April 1-22

Tuesday

4:00-5:30pm 8-11yr

May 6-27

Tuesday

4:00-5:30pm 6-9yr

Juggling

Did you know that juggling can improve your hand-eye coordination, relieve stress, increase focus, and help with problem solving? Juggling is a fun way to exercise your body and your mind and anyone can do it! This class will provide an introduction to juggling and will progress each week. This is one you don’t want to miss! Location: Beall Park Recreation Center

Sand Volleyball

Serve, set and spike! Learn the basic skills of sand volleyball in a fun, safe and positive outdoor environment. Sand volleyball builds self-esteem and confidence, strengthens teamwork, encourage good sportsmanship, and promotes physical activity. What a great combination! Location: East Gallatin Recreation Area

SUMMER PROGRAMS • Classes are listed by age group • Participants must be required age by the first day of class • Pre-registration is required • Recreation Leaders will NOT accept registration on first day of class • Closed-toed shoes are required • Bring water bottle and snack (if needed) and mark any belongings with name and phone number • Please put sunscreen on your child prior to the start of class. We will be spending a lot of time outside. • Siblings can only participate if they are also registered for the class, so please plan accordingly • Parents are required to attend all programs with children age 2 and younger

10 Million Kids Outdoors Initiative The National Wildlife Federation in partnership with the National Parks and Recreation Association have set a three-year goal to GET 10 MILLION KIDS OUTDOORS and back to nature. The overall goal is to get kids outdoors,

playing, learning and connecting to nature for 90 minutes more per week than they are now. This time may be spent in a single block or for an incremental number of minutes per day or week. The Bozeman Parks and Recreation

Department has signed up to help with this initiative and is excited to be a part of something so important to the health and happiness of all of the children in our community. Join us and let us know if you would like more information.

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Adult Programs Archery 101 for Women

The Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department and Big Sky Archery are offering a beginning archery program designed just for women. These hands on classes will be taught by certified archery professionals and will cover safety, technique, and practice time. Equipment provided. Grab a friend and sign up today; classes fill fast!

June 2-23

Monday 5:30pm-7:00pm Location: Big Sky Archery, 77 Laura Louise Lane (North of Four Corners off of Jackrabbit) Fee: $72 City of Bozeman Residents $100 Non-City Residents

Intermediate Archery for Women NEW

This program is designed to refine the skills learned in Archery 101 or for women who have previous experience and are ready to take their skills to the next level. Your own equipment is required.

June 5-26

your confidence and competence on the range. Equipment provided.

Wednesday, July 23 & 30 5:30pm â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 7:30pm Location: East Gallatin Recreation Area

Individual Fee: $55 City of Bozeman Resident $75 Non-City Resident

Wednesday 5:30pm-7:00pm Location: Big Sky Archery, 77 Laura Louise Lane (North of Four Corners off of Jackrabbit) Fee: $72 City of Bozeman Residents $100 Non-City Residents

Fly Fishing for Women

Sand Volleyball League

June 4-25

River Rescue NEW

With an initial emphasis on safety and selfrescue, this class also offers a river hydrology, recognizing and avoiding hazards, scouting techniques, technical rescue systems, wraps, entrapments and a variety of practical scenarios. Saturday, June 21, 9:00am-4:00pm Location: MT Whitewater, 63960 Gallatin Rd., Gallatin Gateway, MT Fee: $95 City of Bozeman Residents $133 Non-City Residents

Beginner Stand Up Paddle

Whether youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re just getting started or need to brush up on a few skills, our Fly Fishing for Women class is a fun, place to do it! Participants will learn about equipment, fly selection, and knot tying, safety, casting, catch and release, reading the water, fish habits and much more! This class is taught on the Gallatin River by fly fishing experts from MT Whitewater Raft Company who have a wealth of knowledge to share. Space is limited.

August 20

Wednesday 6:00-9:00pm Location: MT Whitewater, 63960 Gallatin Rd. Gallatin Gateway, MT Fee: $40 City of Bozeman Residents $56 Non-City Residents

Juggling NEW

Learn to juggle to improve your hand-eye coordination. Juggling can help increase serotonin levels in the brain, decrease depression; help release anger and stress, and also increase focus and problem solving. Juggling is great exercise for the body and the mind, and is fun too!

Children must be 9 years by the first day of the class. Wednesday 6:00pm-8:00pm Fee Per Adult: $48 City of Bozeman Residents $67 Non-City Residents Fee Per Child: $20 City of Bozeman Residents $28 Non-City Residents Big Sky Archery, 77 Laura Louise Lane (North of Four Corners off of Jackrabbit)

Stand Up Paddle for Women NEW

Archery 101 NEW

Learn how to get in and out of your boat, as well as the different strokes used, and how to wet exit. A great class for beginners or anyone who is interested in honing their skills in a safe, non-threatening environment.

Our adult co-ed kickball league is a great way to have fun in the summer evenings. Kickball is a total blast and anyone can play it! Grab your co-workers and friends and get registered today. Register as a team (12-18 members) or individually. You must be 21 years or older to play in this league. Registration deadline is June 6 at 4:00pm. Games will be held in Beall Park June 23 -August 13, on Monday and Wednesday evenings (depending on number of teams) and end with a single elimination tournament on August 16.

Intro to Archery for Families NEW

Archery is an ideal sport for families as it provides opportunities for achievement, camaraderie, and is fun for all ages! Our knowledgeable instructors will work with you to instill the basics of archery. We will cover safety and technique and there will be plenty of time to practice! Equipment provided.

July 9 & 16

This class offers a great introduction to the sport of archery for both men and women. Certified instructors from Big Sky Archery will work with you to instill the basics, develop

The Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department has something for everyone! Grab your friends and get signed up for these great adult programs and stay tuned, because we keep adding more!

What SUP? Stand Up Paddle boarding continues to gain in popularity and is a fun way to discover a new perspective on the water! This class will familiarize you with the equipment and take you from the basics of getting your balance and paddling on your knees then progress to standing paddling and exploring. Session 1: Tuesday, July 8 & 15, 5:30-7:30pm Session 2: Wednesday, August 6 & 13, 5:30-7:30pm Location: East Gallatin Recreation Area Fee: $70 City of Bozeman Residents $98 Non-City Residents

Thursday, 5:30pm-7:00pm Location: Big Sky Archery, 77 Laura Louise Lane (North of Four Corners off of Jackrabbit) Fee: $72 City of Bozeman Residents $100 Non-City Residents

City of Bozeman

Our beginner class content (above) offered just for women! All equipment is provided. Monday, July 7 & 14, 5:30-7:30pm Location: East Gallatin Recreation Area Fee: $70 City of Bozeman Residents $98 Non-City Residents

Beginner Kayak

April 29-May 20

Tuesdays, 6:00-7:00pm Location: Beall Park Recreation Center, 415 N. Bozeman Ave. Fee: $20 City of Bozeman Resident $28 Non Residents

Kickball League

Team Fee: $436 City of Bozeman Residents $610 Non-City Residents

Our sand volleyball league is open to adults age 21 and up, and no experience is necessary! This recreation league is all about fitness and fun and we guarantee that you will get both. Register as a team or individually. Registration Deadline is June 27 at 4:00pm Games will be held at the East Gallatin Recreation Area on Thursday nights starting at 6:15pm. July 10 -August 28 Team Fee: $200 City of Bozeman Residents $280 Non-City Residents Individual Fee: $25 City of Bozeman Residents $35 Non-City Residents

Outdoor Boot Camp with the Ridge NEW

The Ridge Athletic Club trainers are taking their boot camps to the park! The focus will be on increasing participants fitness level by working on strength, cardiovascular endurance, and anaerobic performance in an outdoor setting. Classes will be led by certified Ridge instructors and will be challenging, different every day and fun! Come prepared to get a great workout in one of our favorite city parks. Location: Meet at the east entrance of the Beall Park Recreation Center (415 N. Bozeman Ave) Fee (per session): $100 City of Bozeman Residents $140 Non-City Residents Session 1 Tuesday and Thursday, May 6-29, 6:00-7:00am Session 2 Tuesday and Thursday, June 3-26, 6:00-7:00am Session 3 Tuesday and Thursday, July 8-31, 6:00-7:00am Session 4 Tuesday and Thursday, July 8-31, 5:30-6:30pm Session 5 Tuesday and Thursday, August 5-28, 6:00-7:00am Session 6 Tuesday and Thursday, August 5-28, 5:30-6:30pm

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Adult Programs Continued provided as well as age appropriate crafts and games, Parks and Recreation Department style! Pre-registration is required and space is limited.

Pickin’ in the Park

Parent’s Night Out Age 3-12 April 9 and May 14 Location: Lindley Center Time: 5:00-9:00pm

Fee: $20 per night ($10 each additional child) We are all about family time, but we also know how important those nights out without the kids are! We are now offering a fun recreation program for children ages 3-12 years while you are out or just enjoying some time alone. A healthy dinner will be

For years musicians have gathered on front porches and in public places to play music with friends. On the first and third Tuesday of the month (July-August), the Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department is encouraging people of all ages, ability levels, and music preference to join these informal acoustic jam sessions in Beall Park. Bluegrass, country, jazz, rock, etc. all are welcome! This is a free event!

July 1, July 15, August 5, August 19 Tuesday 6:30pm

Active Aging Programs for ages 55 and better

Special Events National Senior Health & Fitness Day NEW

National Health and Senior Fitness Day is Wednesday, May 28th and is celebrated all over the country with a common goal: Help keep older Americans healthy and fit. The Parks and Recreation Department will be offering free demo classes throughout the week (May 26-30), giving you an opportunity to try all or some of the Active Aging programs we will be offering this summer. Visit our website, www.bozeman.net/recreation or call us at 582-2910 for more information and the schedule for the week.

Sports and Fitness Balance and Beyond

Balance is the ability to maintain the position of one’s body over a base of support whether the base is stationary or moving. Learn techniques that increase functional ability while maintaining control through drills and skills. This class focuses on building strength and stability in the upper and lower body as well as the core (trunk). Be prepared to stand for most of this program, using a chair for support, if preferred. Spring Session 5: March 4 – 27 Tuesday & Thursday, 12:00-1:00pm Spring Session 6: April 8 – May 1 Tuesday & Thursday, 12:00-1:00pm Spring Session 7: May 6-May 22 Tuesday & Thursday, 12:15pm-1:15pm

Summer Session1: June 10-July 1 (no class June 12) Tuesday & Thursday, 12:00-1:00pm Summer Session 2: July 7-30 Monday & Wednesday, 11:30-12:30pm Summer Session 3: August 12-28 Tuesday & Thursday, 9:30-10:30am Spring Location: Beall Park Recreation Center, 415 N. Bozeman Ave. Summer Location: Story Mansion, 811 S. Willson Ave. Time: 12:00-1:00pm Based on 6 classes/per session: $42 City of Bozeman Residents $58.80 Non-City Residents Based on 7 classes/per session: $56 City of Bozeman Residents $78.40 Non-City Residents Based on 8 classes/per session: $64 City of Bozeman Residents $89 Non-City Residents

Heart and Sole

A chairobic program designed for mature adults (55+) who cannot or choose not to participate in traditional aerobic exercise options. It is a lively seated workout (standing is optional) performed to music inclusive of a 5 minute warm up, 20-25 minute aerobic component, 5 minute cool down, 15 minute strength segment and a 5 minute stretch/ flexibility routine. Unconventional props are incorporated to add interest and variety to the workout. The workout is designed for persons with limited mobility, balance chal-

Join us and Explore, Experience, Engage and Evolve! Fitness classes are taught by certified senior fitness instructor Cheryl Bartholomew.

lenges, chronic conditions, diabetics, obesity issues or simply beginners to fitness. This fun fitness program benefits the brain as well as the body and assists mature adults in remaining functional and independent. Spring Session 5: March 4 – 27 Tuesday & Thursday, 1:15-2:15pm Spring Session 6: April 8 – May 1 Tuesday & Thursday, 1:15-2:15pm Spring Session 7: May 6-22 Tuesday & Thursday, 11:00am-12:00pm Summer Session 1: July 7-30 Monday & Wednesday, 10:00-11:00am Spring Location: Beall Park Recreation Center, 415 N. Bozeman Ave. Summer Location: Story Mansion, 811 S. Willson Ave. Based on 6 classes/per session: $42 City of Bozeman Residents $58.80 Non-City Residents Based on 7 classes/per session: $56 City of Bozeman Residents $78.40 Non-City Residents Based on 8 classes/per session: $64 City of Bozeman Residents $89 Non-City Residents

Pickleball NEW

Pickleball is happening in Bozeman! We have joined forces with area enthusiasts to bring you Pickleball, an exciting game that’s a cross between tennis, badminton and ping-pong. It’s one of the country’s fastest-growing sports and a game the entire family can play together.

According to the USA Pickleball Association, the sport has over 100,000 participants nationwide and it has become extremely popular in retirement communities across the U.S. Join us for active, fun, and social open play sessions for all ability levels! Players will enjoy the opportunity to learn the sport or work on their game with a variety of other players. We will provide the nets, paddles, and balls or bring your own if you have them. SPRING Mondays from 9:00 to 11:00 am at Hope Lutheran Church, 2152 Graf St. Fee: $5 City of Bozeman residents $7 Non-City per day. Pickleball will not meet on March 10th. SUMMER Fridays from 9:00am to 12:00pm at the Southside Tennis Courts. Fee: $5 City of Bozeman residents $7 Non-City per day.

Pace Setters Pole Walking for Fitness

Fitness Walking focuses on power walking, which increases the heart rate, tones the upper and lower body, activates the immune system, develops good posture, strengthens core muscles to improve balance and challenges coordination while stimulating the brain, is moderate to fast, and anyone can do it! Please bring your own walking poles if you have them. A limited number of poles will be available for class use. Active Aging continued on page 9...

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Active Aging Program Continued Spring Session 1: May 5-21 Monday & Wednesday, 10:00-11:00pm Summer Session 1: June 9-30, Monday & Wednesday, 9:30-10:30am Summer Session 2: July 8-31, Tuesday & Thursday, 9:00-10:00am Summer Session 3: August 11-27, Monday&Wednesday, 9:30-10:30am Spring Location: Beall Park Recreation Center, 415 N. Bozeman Ave. Summer Location: Story Mansion, 811 S. Willson Ave. Based on 6 classes/per session: $42 City of Bozeman Residents $58.80 Non-City Residents Based on 7 classes/per session: $56 City of Bozeman Residents $78.40 Non-City Residents Based on 8 classes/per session: $64 City of Bozeman Residents $89 Non-City Residents

Pole Walking for Stability & Mobility

The Stability and Mobility method of pole walking establishes stability, helps improve posture, and provide increased range of

motion through seated and standing exercises that utilize poles. The focus is on building core strength to increase balance. The length of time spent walking is gradually lengthened as skills increase. The pole walking techniques vary from the Walking for Fitness program. Stability and Mobility better accommodates persons with balance and mobility challenges. Each person works at his/her own pace. Spring Session: 1: May 5-21, Monday & Wednesday, 11:15-12:15pm Summer Session 1: June 9-30, Monday & Wednesday, 11:00am-12:00pm Summer Session 2: July 8-31, Tuesday & Thursday, 10:30-11:30am Summer Session 3: August 11-27, Monday & Wednesday, 11:00am-12:00pm Spring Location: Beall Park Recreation Center, 415 N. Bozeman Ave. Summer Location: Story Mansion, 811 S. Willson Ave. Based on 6 classes/per session: $42 City of Bozeman Residents $58.80 Non-City Residents Based on 7 classes/per session: $56 City of Bozeman Residents

$78.40 Non-City Residents Based on 8 classes/per session: $64 City of Bozeman Residents $89 Non-City Residents

Fusion 4 Function NEW

This class combines stretch and strength utilizing traditional and modified movements adapted from yoga and Pilates, accompanied by a relaxation segment. It incorporates standing, seated and mat work. This functional fitness workout includes options to tone muscle, increase flexibility and broaden range of motion. This class is designed to energize and rejuvenate your body. Spring Session 1: March 3 – 26 Monday & Wednesday, 1:30-2:30pm Spring Session 2: April 7 – 30 Monday & Wednesday, 1:30-2:30pm Spring Session 3: May 6-22 Tuesday &Thursday 9:30am-10:30am Summer Session 1: June 10-July 1 {no class June 12) Tuesday & Thursday 1:15pm-2:15pm Summer Session 2: July 8-31 Tuesday & Thursday, 12:00pm-1:00pm Summer Session 3: August 12-28

Preschool Classes for ages 2 to 5 years

Art in The Park

Calling all artists! This class will be outside and active. We will sing and dance in the park and use nature as our canvas to create natural works of art. We’ll collect and paint with sticks, rocks, grass and more. Don’t miss this fun class in one of our favorite parks!

June 24-July 15

Tuesday 11:00-11:45am

Basketball

Dribble, pass and shoot! This class will introduce preschoolers to basketball through a variety of activities that will keep them moving. The focus will be on basic skills and lots of fun.

July 7 - 10

Monday-Thursday 9:00-9:45am

Backyard Science

There is a whole world of interesting life right outside our doors. We will learn about ants,

beetles, worms, and any other creatures we can find crawling in the grass. We will look at rocks, trees, clouds, grass, and learn about weather. Our class will be full of crafts and games too!

June 23-26

Monday-Thursday 9:00-9:45am

Bubbles

Explore the world of water and bubbles through a variety of games and crafts. Each day we will blow bubbles and play with water, so wear appropriate clothes and consider bringing a towel for this bubblicious class.

July 21-24

Monday-Thursday 9:00-9:45am

Dora & Diego

Join Dora & Diego as they explore the world around them. We will go on adventures that include following maps to find hidden treasures, learn about the animals living in the rainforest,

Tuesday & Thursday 11:00pm-12:00pm Spring Location: Beall Park Recreation Center, 415 N. Bozeman Ave. Summer Location: Story Mansion, 811 S. Willson Ave. Based on 6 classes/per session: $42 City of Bozeman Residents $58.80 Non-City Residents Based on 7 classes/per session: $56 City of Bozeman Residents $78.40 Non-City Residents Based on 8 classes/per session: $64 City of Bozeman Residents $89 Non-City Residents

Water Fitness

Water Fitness classes are offered multiple times a week on a drop-in basis at the Bozeman Swim Center. Classes are focused on cardiovascular workout which uses the resistance of water to increase endurance and core strength, as well as to improve flexibility and range of motion. Classes include warm-up, cardiovascular and strength training, muscle toning, and stretching. Participants do not need to know how to swim and can mix and match classes.

FEE (Per class):

$15 City of Bozeman Residents $20 Non City Residents UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

Location: BEALL PARK RECREATION CENTER

(415 N. Bozeman Ave.)

create pieces of art, and discover new words in Spanish.

July 28-July 31

Monday-Thursday 9:00-9:45am

Gone Camping

This class is all about camping. We will make a backpack to fill with fun treasures, put up a tent to play in, create campfire crafts, dance and sing, tell campfire stories, and make s’mores!

July 21 - August 11

Monday 11:00-11:45am

It’s A Mess

This class will explore the fun in making big messes. We will use mud, goo, glue, and more to make our very own messy works of art. We will sing songs and do movement activities too. Please wear clothes that can get messy.

June 30-July 3

Monday-Thursday 9:00-9:45am

Musikgarten- Music and Movement for Toddlers Age: 16 Months - 3.5 years

These weekly classes are action-packed and full of energy for you and your active toddler! Each lesson features movement activities for coordination, body awareness and control, exploration of space and use of instruments such as rhythm sticks, jingles, rattles, drums, and resonator bars. Session 1

June 17, 24, July 1 Session 2

July 15, 22, 29 Tuesday 5:30-6:00pm Lindley Center (1102 E. Curtiss) Fee: $36 City of Bozeman Resident $50 Non-City Resident (siblings 50% discount and <1 free)

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On the Move

Buckle up, step on the gas and let’s learn about modern day transportation! We will explore trains, planes, boats and more. Have a blast with our transportation games and crafts, painting with toy cars, and don’t forget the car wash!

Preschool Classes Continued class and encouraged to participate in the 3-5 classes. Our focus will be on having fun!

AGE 2-3

June 23 - July 14 Monday 10:00-10:30am

August 4-7

June 25-July 16 Wednesday 10:00-10:30am

Preschool Picassos

July 22-August 12 Tuesday 10:00-10:30am

Monday-Thursday 9:00-9:45am This class will provide the perfect opportunity for creative expression for little hands. A variety of different media will be introduced from clay to edible paint. Movement activities and games that encourage preschoolers to use their big imagination and develop gross motor skills will be part of the fun.

July 24-August 14 Thursday 10:00-10:30am

AGE 3-4

June 23-July 14 Monday 10:30-11:00am

August 18-21

June 25-July 16 Wednesday 10:30-11:00am

Preschool Kitchen

July 22-August 12 Tuesday 10:30-11:00am

Monday-Thursday 10:00-10:45am We will be cooking up fun and nutritious food while learning a few basic kitchen skills. Each day will follow a different theme such as outer space, dinosaurs, and sea creatures. This is a great way to make eating healthy and fun! We will also get creative in the kitchen and use recipes to make bubbles, play dough, and floam.

July 24-August 14 Thursday 10:30-11:00am

AGE 4-5 June 23-July 14 Monday 11:00-11:45am

June 26 - July 17

June 25-July 16 Wednesday 11:00-11:45am

Soccer -Get Your Kicks

July 22-August 12 Tuesday 11:00-11:45am

Thursday, 10:00-10:45am

Fee: $10 City of Bozeman Residents $14 Non-City Residents Ages 2-3 will run and play fun games with a soccer ball. Ages 4-5 will practice some very basic fun drills and play soccer games. Everyone will be offered their own ball. Parents are required to participate in the 2-3 year old

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July 24-August 14 Thursday 11:00-11:45am

Sports Sampler

They shoot, they score! This class will introduce preschoolers to soccer, basketball, and t-ball in

a nurturing, non-competitive way. The focus will be on FUN and very basic skills. We will stay active and play a variety of games. Session 1 June 26-July 17 Thursday 11:00-11:45am Session 2 August 18-21 Monday-Thursday 9:00-9:45am

Superhero Me!

Calling all Bozeman Superheroes! We will be throwing webs like Spiderman, building muscles, and gaining superhuman powers like Superman and Wonderwoman. This class will be full of superhero wisdom & entertainment. The children will learn about our most well-known superheroes through crafts, play, and dress-up.

July 21-August 11

Monday 10:00-10:45am

Tracks and Trails

This class is for all of the animal lovers out there! Let’s get out and discover who is leaving footprints in your backyard. Is it a bear? a mountain lion? a moose? Or, maybe another furry friend that calls our outdoor playground home. Learn about animal movement, animal feet, and hunt for tracks. Crafts and animal songs will be included too!

July 14-17

Monday-Thursday 9:00 - 9:45am

Treasure Seekers

Ever wondered what it’s like to be a paleontologist and excavate a site? Or what about a pirate on a search to find the buried treasure? If your preschooler loves to finds things, this is

the class for them! We will follow clues, go on treasure hunts, make maps, search and explore our surroundings, and do fun crafts. Join us to see what you can find!

August 11-14

Monday-Thursday 9:00-9:45am

Tykes on Bikes

Bring your balance bike, trikes or small scooters for this bike on wheels! We will decorate our vehicles, ride them, have a parade and go through an obstacle course! And of course balls, parachutes and art projects get thrown into the mix as well. Bikes will be provided for those that don’t have them; just let us know when registering. NO BRAKE BIKES PLEASE. Session 1 July 23-August 13 Wednesday 10:00-10:45am Session 2 August 18-21 11:00-11:45am Monday-Thursday

Wild Ones

Spark the natural curiosity in your “Wild One” as we take in the wonders of the outdoors. Discover trees, birds, insects and plants in this fun interactive nature class that connects our preschoolers to the natural world. Session 1 June 24-July 15 Tuesday 10:00-10:30am Session 2 July 23-August 13 Wednesday 11:00-11:45am

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Little Explorers • • • • • •

Join us on Friday mornings and together we will explore many places and faces in our wonderful community.

PARENTS ARE REQUIRED TO ACCOMPANY THEIR CHILDREN LOCATION: We will meet at specific locations, which will be different each week. REGISTRATION: Pre-registration required for all tours. FEE PER CHILD: $5.00 City of Bozeman residents, $7.00 Non-City AGE: 2-6yr (older children are welcome to sign up, but content will be geared towards 2-6yrs) TIME: 10:00am -11:00am unless otherwise noted (some tours may be shorter than an hour)

March 7 Town & Country Foods NEW

1611 S. 11th Ave. Join us for this informative, hands on tour of Town & Country Foods. We will see how a grocery store runs behind the scenes. Meet the butcher, the baker and the vegetable maker!

April 11 Perfect Swing Montana NEW

7713 Shedhorn Drive Hey batter batter! Swing batter! Join us for an hour at the batting cages, play a game of t-ball and start to learn the fundamentals of baseball in a safe and fun environment.

June 20 Amaltheia Organic Goat Farm

3380 Penwell Bridge Road, Belgrade (north of Springhill Rd, follow past Airport Rd, left on Penwell) There are no Billy Goat Gruffs at this working organic goat farm. Learn the history behind the name of this farm and what the farmers produce using their goats. See the baby goats, watch the mother goats being milked, wonder through the pig sties, and cluck with the hens in the hen house. Don’t forget to wear rain boots and clothes that can get dirty. This is a farm experience you do not want to miss

June 27 Touch A Truck

City of Bozeman

Gallatin County Fairgrounds Parking Lot Take a tour of big trucks, construction and fire & safety equipment. Come see: an Ambulance, Fire Truck, Police Car, Dump Truck, Sweeper, Cherry Picker, School Bus, military vehicles, a plane and more!

July 11 Bozeman Fire Department

Station #1 Rouse Ave. Session 1, 11:00-11:30am Session 2, 11:30am-12:00pm Take a 30 minute tour of the Bozeman Fire Department, meet our amazing fire fighters, see what the inside of a fire truck looks like and watch the firefighters go from upstairs to downstairs by sliding down a pole. Sign up early, these tours fill fast!

July 18 Summit Aviation-490 Gallatin Field Rd, Belgrade

Session 1, 10:00-10:45am Session 2, 11:00-11:45am Ready, Set, Take-Off! Do you have a future pilot in the family? We will explore the planes at Summit Aviation. We will tour the facility and the hangar, tour the airport fire department, get inside a plane, play with the controls and even explore a simulator. Join us and Summit Aviation for an hour of aviation bliss.

July 25 Meet the Bozeman Bucks

Legion Field at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds Get ready to play some baseball with our very own Bozeman Bucks players. We will tour their facility, including the baseball diamond they play ball on, and toss the baseball back and forth with these experienced players. Bring your mitt and prepare for an hour of good old fashioned baseball.

August 1 Towne Harvest Garden NEW

MSU- Off of West Garfield at Horticulture Farm Come visit our Garden! Our Montana State farm students have built the most wonderful three acre organic vegetable farm. You will learn about the process of planting, maintaining and harvesting fruits and vegetables from this crew. Wear your boots and sunscreen for this outdoor tour!

August 8 Tykes On Bikes Adventure Zone! NEW

Beall Park (415 N. Bozeman Ave) Our wheels are spinning! Join us for an hour on our bikes. The Recreation Department will build a mini bike course, setting up a space for bike decorating and using our wheels for making art. Do you love to ride bikes with your friends? Bring them too! Push bikes, balance bikes, and scooters, and tricycles allowed. No brake bikes please.

August 15 MSU Football Stadium

Bobcat Football Stadium 7th & Kagy 11:00am - 12:00pm Do you have a future Bobcat in your family? This is his/her chance to tour the Montana State University football stadium and field. Get to know how it feels to play on a big football field, see what the stadium looks like from all angles (inside and out), and see where the Bobcat football players huddle up for halftime to receive playing strategies from Coach Ash. Dress in athletic clothes (Bobcat spirit is always encouraged) and prepare to toss a football back and forth with a Bobcat football player.

August 22 Hike-A-Tyke NEW

East Gallatin Recreation Area (Manley Road) Let’s get moving! Grab your water bottle, your sister, brother, mom and dad and we will go for a easy hike along the beautiful trails of the East Gallatin Recreation Area. We will make a snack, then go exploring. Can you name some of the trees, plants and water ways in this area? We will identify a variety of our surrounding environments along this hike. Don’t forget to pack water and sunscreen too!

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Sunday, March 2, 2014

Explore! Summer Day Camp: Age 6-11 Kick off the summer with our all-new summer day camp! We will spend the week exploring parks and trails, climbing on the city boulders, learning some really cool backcountry skills, geocaching, cooking

and MORE! We will swim at Bogert Pool, too. Don’t forget to bring your bike and helmet. We can’t think of a better way to start the summer! Sign up soon; this camp is sure to fill fast.

June 16 -June 19 Monday-Thursday, 7:45am-5:30pm $150 City of Bozeman Residents $210 Non-City Residents

Youth Morning Classes: Age 5-9 Listed by age and then date Fee (per week): $45 City of Bozeman Residents $65 Non-City Residents Time: 9:00am-Noon, Monday-Thursday Location: Lindley Center, 1102 East Curtiss UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

Age 5-7 Skateboarding

We are teaming up with the Gallatin Valley Skate Park Association to offer this super cool skateboarding class tailored to all ability levels. We will start off with the basics and learn from there. Helmets are required and all equipment will be provided, thanks to our friends at World Boards and Play It Again Sports! Session 1: June 23-26 Session 2: August 4-7 Location: Bozeman Skate Park (Kirk Park, 218 N. 20th Ave)

Fun On Bikes

Bring your bike and helmet to join us for a class on wheels! We will talk about how to ride your bike safely in town and on the trails. Professional bike mechanics will teach us about maintenance and we will have some fun decorating our bikes and have a rodeo!

June 30-July 3

Bozeman Rangers

Grab you backpacks, binoculars and hiking shoes. We are going to explore, create and play in nature. We will use our surrounding environment to inspire us to build pieces of art, identify plants, learn about local animal habitats, go on sen-

sory walks, and sing with the birds. This is a class that even Ranger Rick would want to be participant in!

July 7-10

Tennis Skills

This fun beginner level tennis class will teach youth basic skills that will help build hand-eye coordination. Please wear athletic shoes, bring a water bottle, snacks, and tennis racquet (if you have one). Racquets and balls will be provided.

July 14-17

Location: Southside Park (5th and College Ave)

Water World

If you like to play in water, then this class is for you! We will do art projects with water, make bubble solutions and goo, do water balloon tosses, sprinkler challenges and more. There will be some non-water fun included too. Please bring your swim suit, towel and change of clothes, and don’t forget the sunscreen!

July 21-24

Sports Buffet

We will play and learn fundamental skills of a variety of different sports, including field hockey, croquet, volleyball, badminton, kickball, dodgeball, Frisbee, bocce ball, and more. Please wear athletic shoes and bring a water bottle and snack.

July 28-31

Young Einsteins

Experiment with the elements and explore the natural world. Discover the foundations of chemistry, physics and biology. Collect samples from diverse ecosystems, examine

microorganisms under microscopes, experiment with chemical reactions, and solve the mystery of magnetic attraction. Extra activities: keep a notebook of experiments (including hypothesis and conclusion), hike to a creek, make potions such as baking soda and vinegar, cornstarch and water, and much more!

suit, towel, running shoes, and water bottle are required.

July 7-10

Mon-Thurs, 9:00am -12:00pm Location: Bozeman Swim Center, 1211 W. Main St. Fee: $70 City of Bozeman Residents $98 Non-Residents Age: 6-12

August 11-14

Age 6-9 Jr. Chef

Future chefs will learn how to follow a recipe to make easy and delicious dishes. All food and supplies included. YUM! $50 City of Bozeman $70 Non-City

June 23-26

Skateboarding

June 30-July 3

Location: Bozeman Skate Park (Kirk Park, 218 N. 20th Ave)

Triathlon Training NEW

Do you have a child (ages 6-12) interested in the sport of triathlon? These classes are perfect for you. Each day we will practice swimming, biking, and running while learning about the sport of triathlon. Coaches and instructors will be on hand to provide a safe experience for your child. Bicycle, helmet, swim

Tennis Skills

July 28-31

Location: Southside Park (5th and College Ave)

Art Attack

Ooey Gooey Creations

Budding artists will explore clay, decoupage, large mixed media sculptures, and textile arts. Children will be introduced to a variety of different art media and encouraged to express themselves. Wear clothes that can get messy and shoes to run around in.

This class is all about making big messes! We will use mud, goo, glue and more to make our very own messy works of art. We will of course go outside and play games and maybe take a hike or two! Please remember to wear appropriate clothing.

July 14-17

August 4-7

Pickleball

The Great Outdoors

One of the country’s fastest growing lifetime sports! Pickleball is a cross between tennis, badminton, and ping pong and is SO much fun! We have new pickleball courts in Kirk Park and all the equipment you will need for this action packed class.

July 21-24

Location: Kirk Park (Behind Town & Country’s 19th location)

Together we will explore the wonderful world of our local animals. Cast animal tracks, identify scat, learn about bears, birds and much more. We will practice building a shelter and using all of our senses in the woods. Come prepared to go on small hiking adventures.

August 11-14

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Youth Afternoon Classes: Age 5-12 Listed by age and then date Fee (per week): $45 City of Bozeman Residents $65 Non-City Residents Time: 1:00-4:00pm Monday-Thursday Location: 5-7 year olds will meet at the Beall Park Recreation Center, 415 N. Bozeman Ave. 6-9 and 9-12 year olds will meet at the Lindley Center, 1102 E. Curtiss St. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

Age 5-7 Piece of My Art

Nurture your creative side in this fun art class. Children will be introduced to a variety of different art media and encouraged to express themselves. We will cover painting, jewelry, clay and collage. Wear clothes that can get messy and shoes to run around in. We will enjoy outdoor games as well.

June 23-26

SNAG® Golf NEW

SNAG® Golf teaches the basic elements of golf but in a fun and modified form for all our young future golfers of America. SNAG® Golf provides cutting-edge learning techniques never before seen in the world of golf. The participants will learn a set of simplified rules and terminologies, practice full swings, pitching, chipping, and putting. The fundamentals of golf are all wrapped up in an enjoyable, understandable, and active week-long class.

June 30-July 3

Tennis Skills

July 7-10

Location: Southside Park (5th and College Ave)

Green Builders

Visit local green businesses, then try your own hand at things. Reuse recyclable materials to craft boats, buildings, bridges, airplanes, and your very own green inventions. We will build a solar heated oven and learn about environmentally friendly buildings.

July 14-17

Jr. Chef

Future chefs will learn how to follow a recipe to make easy and delicious dishes, and we will write a recipe book to take home too! All food and supplies included. $50 City of Bozeman/$70 Non-City.

July 21-24

Location: Lindley Center, 1102 E. Curtiss

The Great Outdoors

July 28-August 31

Sports Buffet

We will play and learn fundamental skills of a variety of different sports, including field hockey, croquet, volleyball, badminton, kick-ball, dodge ball, Frisbee, bocce ball, and more. Please wear athletic shoes and bring a water bottle.

August 4-7

Water World

August 11-14

Age 6-9 Bikes and Boulders

Riding bikes and climbing boulders is the theme of this one of a kind, action packed class! Bring your bike and we will explore the city trails and boulders, talk about bike safety and maintenance, and practice good bouldering techniques with some local climbing experts! Some really cool take home “creations” will be a part of the mix too.

June 23-26

Old School Sports

Have fun learning the classic playground sports your parents played when they were your age. No actual dinosaurs will be harmed in the course of this class. Instead we will play dodgeball, kickball, four square, kick the can, and capture the flag.

June 30-July 3

Harry Potter

Be divided into houses by the sorting hat. Craft a magic wand with phoenix feathers. Create chemical reactions, magic potions, and play a game of Quiddich! Take Harry’s quiz and experiment with magic tricks that are part of Harry Potter’s wizardly ways.

July 7-10

Tennis Skills

July 14-17

Location: Southside Park (5th & College Ave)

Introduction To Fly Fishing

history, basic techniques of casting, and fishing etiquette. Participants will have the opportunity to learn the basic skills needed to cast flies followed by an actual opportunity to catch fish in the East Gallatin Recreation Pond. This week will be jampacked with fly fishing fun.

July 21-24

Extreme Explorers

A sampling of some of the outdoor fun available in and around Bozeman! We will discuss and practice camping skills, go hiking, play Frisbee golf, rock climb on the city boulders, and more. Get ready for a class full of adventure.

June 30-July 3

Location: Bozeman Ponds

Skateboarding

Dance & Cheer

Learn basic kicks, moves, arm positions, turns, jumps, leaps, chants and cheers. Be introduced to a variety of dance moves and styles. All ability levels welcome! Participants will be invited to perform in the Sweet Pea Parade on August 2nd.

July 28-31

July 7-10

Art Attack

Budding artists will explore clay, decoupage, large mixed media sculptures, and textile art. Children will be introduced to a variety of different art media and encouraged to express themselves. Wear clothes that can get messy and shoes to run around in.

August 4-7

Green Thumb & Dirty Fingers

Growing stuff for growing kids! We will get down in the dirt to learn about flower and vegetable gardening. We will make crafts inspired by nature and participate in activities. If you like to play in the dirt, this class is for you!

August 11-14

Sand Volleyball

Serve, Set and Spike! The focus of this class will be to learn the basic skills of sand volleyball in a fun, safe, and positive outdoor environment. Youth will be learning the fundamentals of sand volleyball while keeping the game fun and entertaining for all the players. Sand volleyball builds selfesteem and confidence, strengthens teamwork, encourages good sportsmanship, and promotes physical activity. What a great combination! Join us for a week full of volleyball action.

July 14-17

Location: East Gallatin Recreation Area

Tennis Skills

Age 9-12 Archery

The Bozeman Park and Recreation and Big Sky Archery are excited to add even more archery to our summer schedule! These fun, handson classes are taught by certified archery instructors and will cover safety, technique, and practice time. All equipment will be provided.

This fun, beginner level tennis class will teach youth basic skills that will help build hand-eye coordination. Please wear athletic shoes, bring a water bottle, snacks, and tennis racquet (if you have one). Racquets and balls will be provided.

July 21-24

Location: Southside Tennis Courts (5th and College)

June 23-26

Location: Big Sky Archery (77 Laura Louise Lane) Youth Afternoon Classes continued on page 14..

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Youth Afternoon Classes Continued Bikes and Boulders

Riding bikes and climbing boulders is the theme of this one of a kind, action packed class! Bring your bike and we will explore the city trails and boulders, talk about bike safety and maintenance, and practice good bouldering techniques. Some really cool take home “creations” will be a part of the mix too. Helmets are required.

July 28-31

Old School Sports

Introduction to Fly Fishing

Fly fishing is a lifelong passion that can be passed down from generation to generation— the fresh air, the beautiful scenery, and the thrill of landing a fish. With the help of our patient and skilled instructors, the youth in this class will learn fishing history, basic techniques of casting, and fishing etiquette. Participants will have the opportunity to learn the basic skills needed to cast flies followed by an actual opportunity to catch fish in the East Gallatin Recreation Pond. This week will be jam-packed with fly fishing fun.

August 11-14

Location: Bozeman Ponds

August 4-7

Outdoor Adventure Club: Age 11-14 Urban Exploring Club

Sponsored by the NOON OPTIMIST CLUB

For all you adventure lovers out there, this club is for you! Develop skills that will empower and motivate you to get outside and build a strong connection with the natural world. The skills you will learn will last a lifetime. Climbing, Scuba Diving, Canoe and Kayaking, Fly Fishing, Whitewater Rafting, Horseback Riding, and more! In an effort to provide this experience to as many people as possible, we ask that you sign your kids up for only one of the three sessions offered. If you are interested in the others, we will gladly put you on a waiting list and contact you if a space becomes available.

Do you know your way around Bozeman’s in town trails? Do you like biking, bouldering, geocaching, creeking, and riding the bus? This club is for you! We will provide an introduction to bouldering, biking (safety and maintenance too), urban geocaching, exploring our streams in Bozeman proper and will take the Streamline bus as we explore. Bike and helmets are required. June 20 & 27 • Friday 9:00am-4:00pm

Water Club

Love playing in water? Want to learn some cool water sports? This club is for you! Snorkeling, stand up paddle boarding, and a whitewater rafting trip with to Montana Whitewater! July 11-25 • Fridays 8:00am-Noon

ONLY $20 City of Bozeman Residents $28 Non-City Residents thanks to our friends at the Noon Optimist Club!

Outdoor Club

Let’s hit the trail! We’ll hike, geocache, learn basic backcountry skills, cook on a camp stove, archery, fly fish, and end with a horseback riding trip! Don’t miss this one. August 1-15 • Fridays 8:00am-Noon

Kayak and Paddle Board Instructors from Montana Whitewater will teach these exciting programs!

Location: East Gallatin Recreation Area $120 City of Bozeman Residents $168 Non-City Resident

Beginner Kayak Program

Come play and learn the basics of kayaking in the lake at the East Gallatin Recreation Area. Learn how to safely enter and exit the kayak, how to wet exit and basic strokes for getting around. Equipment is provided. The last class will be on the river! Saturdays, July 12-19 9:00am-10:30am • Ages 8 and up (last class will be on the river), Fee: $120 City of Bozeman residents $168 Non-Residents

Stand Up Paddle NEW

What SUP? This class will familiarize you with the equipment and take you from the basics of getting your balance and paddling on your knees then progress to standing paddling and exploring. A free paddleboard rental coupon from MT Whitewater Raft Company will be handed out at the end of the class so your exploring can continue! Saturday, August 9 & 16, 9:00-10:30am • Ages 8 and up Fee: $60 City of Bozeman residents $84 Non-Residents

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Sports Camps Skyhawks youth sports camps are committed to providing a safe, fun, and skill-based learning experience for kids between the ages of 3 and 12. Did you know Skyhawks has been “the leader in youth sports since 1979!” The Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department is happy to offer these camps for the fourth year! Location: Beall Park

AGE 4-7 Mini-Hawk (Soccer, Baseball & Basketball)

This baseball, basketball and soccer program gives young children a fun and positive first step into athletics. Through games and activities, campers explore balance, hand/eye coordination, and skill development at their own pace

Session 1 June 30-July 3, Monday-Thursday 9:00am-Noon $85 City of Bozeman Resident, $117 Non-City Session 2 August 4- 8, Monday-Friday 9:00am-Noon $105 City of Bozeman Resident, $147 Non-City

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AGE 6-12 Multi-Sport (Soccer, Baseball & Basketball)

In this multi-sport camp, we will combine two to three sports into one fun-filled week! Athletes will learn the rules and essential skills of each sport along with vital life lessons such as respect and teamwork.

Session 1 June 23-27, Monday-Friday 9:00am-3:00pm $125 City of Bozeman Resident, $175 Non-City Session 2 July 21-25, Monday-Friday 9:00am-3:00pm $125 City of Bozeman Resident, $175 Non-City

Soccer

The #1 camp for learning the fundamentals of soccer. Using our progression curriculum, campers will gain the technical skills and sport knowledge required for that next step in soccer. July 14-18, Monday -Friday 9:00am-3:00pm $125 City of Bozeman Resident, $175 Non-City

Youth Races Children’s Triathlon Clinic Race Swim, Bike, and Run

Age 6-12 Pre-race clinic Saturday, July 12 • 8:30am Race Begins Saturday, July 12 • 9:00am The children’s triathlon clinic will be led by Matthew Parks with Moving Forward, a certified triathlon coach and will review the racecourse, transition set up and gear review. Safety precautions will also be covered, including stopping while on the bike along with riding with others in a group setting. On race day, please make sure that your child has the necessary equipment for the clinic and race. Suggested list: 1. swimsuit 2. goggles 3. bicycle 4. helmet *REQUIRED 5. closed-toe running shoes and socks 6. hat or visor

7. sunglasses or other eye protection 8. towel for transition area The race will start promptly after the clinic. Long course distances are: 50 yard swim, 2.2 kilometer bike and 0.75 kilometer run Short course distances are: 40 yard swim, 1 kilometer bike, and 0.35 kilometer run The course is well marked with plenty of supervision along the route. All participants receive a finisher’s medal along with a race day goodie bag. Pre-registration is required Fee: $30 for City Residents and $35 for Non-City Residents Don’t miss our NEW Triathlon training class July 7-10! See page 12 for details.

Sweet Pea Children’s Run

Infant-12yr Saturday, August 2 • 10:00am

Register at the Beall Park Recreation Center March-July and First Security Bank, 670 S. 19th Ave. July 30 - August 1 Fee: $2.00 March-July 31, $4.00 August 1 Participants receive a ribbon, Bogert Pool & Swim Center coupon, and refreshments. Entry forms will be available at the Beall Park Recreation Center. T-shirts may be purchased during registration at First Security Bank on 19th Street, July 30-August 1 until sold out. Age Groups: Stroller, 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12. NO RACE DAY REGISTRATION

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Bogert Pool

RECREATING TOGETHER BUILDS STRONG FAMILIES Pool Open: June 15 - August 25, 2014 Limited Hours: August 18 - August 25, 2014

325 S. Church • 582-0806

Bogert pool has two unique swimming areas: a larger 25 yard pool and a shallow pool. The shallow pool, with depths from 1 to 3 feet, is ideal for young children. The shallow pool is also home to “Delaware the Duck”, a slide designed for small children. The south deck offers additional space for sunning. Bogert Pool will close during lightning and thunderstorms. Please be prepared to pick up your children if this occurs. MT Health Code now requires all swimmers 13 years old and younger to be accompanied by an adult 18 years old or older. Bogert pool capacity is 350.

Bogert Pool Hours Rec. Swim

Lap Swim

Mon.

1:00 – 7:00 pm

11:45 am-12:45 pm 5:00-7:00 pm

Tues.

1:00 – 5:00 pm

11:45 am-12:45 pm

Wed.

1:00 – 7:00 pm

11:45 am-12:45 pm 5:00-7:00 pm

Thurs.

1:00 – 7:00 pm

11:45 am-12:45 pm 5:00-7:00 pm

Fri.

1:00 – 7:00 pm

11:45 am-12:45 pm 5:00-7:00 pm

Sat.

10:30am-1:00pm (small pool) 1:00-6:00 pm

11:30 am -1:00 pm

Sun.

10:30am-1:00pm (small pool) 1:00-6:00 pm

11:30 am -1:00 pm

Water Fitness

Bogert Pool Admission Daily Admission

Infants, 2 years and under....... Free Youth, ages 3 -14 years....... $3.00 Adults, ages 15 -59 years....$4.00 Seniors, 60 years and up..... $3.00 Family swim times..............$10.00 (Friday 1:00-7:00 p.m)

Punch Cards

Swim Center Passes

Swim Center Passes are accepted at Bogert Pool on weekday evenings after 5:00 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Passes may be purchased at the Swim Center.

Punch cards are good for 12 swims for the price of 10. Punch cards may be purchased only at the Swim Center. Fee: $40 adult, $30 for youth/senior.

10:30-11:15 am

Weather Closure Policy During the day Bogert Pool will close as needed for lightning, thunder and cold weather. 1) Lifeguard must call everyone out of the pool when thunder is heard (MT Health Code) 2) Swimmers will be escorted to the locker rooms or lobby. 3) Swimmers may return to the water when staff determines it is safe. 4) If Bogert is closed due to weather, it will be reevaluated at 3p.m. to determine if the pool can be re-opened. If the storm is still threatening or the temperature is below 50 degrees the pool will remain closed for the day. The Swim Center is open except on weekends. 5) Patrons who have paid to swim at Bogert may have their hand stamped, allowing them to swim for free at the Swim Center the rest of that day. 6) Refunds and swim passes will not be issued for weather related closures.

Special Events at Bogert Pool June 15

Sunday

Opening Day

1:00-6:00 p.m.

First Day at Bogert

July 4

Thursday

4th of July

12:00-4:00 p.m.

$10 for Family

August 17

Sunday

Closing Day

10:00-5:00 p.m.

Last Day at Bogert

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Bogert Pool Summer Swimming Lessons B ogert P ool has offered quality lessons for 7 2 years !

Parent/Tot Lessons For youth ages 6 months through 2 years and a parent or two. Have fun learning how to prepare your child for a lifetime of swimming. Parents will be in the water with their child playing fun games and learning proper hold techniques: (MT Health Code approved swim diaper required). Pre-School Lessons For children ages 3 through 4 who can be in a class without needing their parent in the water. (MT Health Code approved swim diaper required). Youth Lessons For ages 5 and up: Classes are divided by ability. Please read the following to determine the best level of class for your

swimmer; swimmers must be able to complete certification requirements to move to next level. Certification Requirements Level 1 1. Enter independently, using either the ladder, steps, or side, travel at least 5 yards, bob 3 times, then safely exit the water. (Participants can walk, move along the gutter or “swim.”) 2. Glide on front at least 2 body lengths, roll to a back float for 3 seconds, and recover to a vertical position. (This part of the assessment can be performed with support.) Level 2 1. Step from side into chest-deep water, move into a front float for 5 seconds,

roll to back, float for 5 seconds, then return to a vertical position. 2. Move into a back float for 5 seconds, roll to front, then recover to a vertical position. 3. Push off and swim using combined arm and leg actions on front for 5 body lengths, roll to back, float for 15 seconds, roll to the front then continue swimming for 5 body lengths. (You can assist the participant when taking a breath.) Level 3 Jump into deep water from the side, swim front crawl for 15 yards, maintain position by treading or floating for 30 seconds; and swim elementary backstroke for 15 yards.

Session 1

City of Bozeman

City of Bozeman residents: $40.00 Non-City residents: $56.00 Lessons are Monday - Friday Junior Leader Program An opportunity for youth ages 13 through 15 to assist certified Water Safety Instructors with swimming lessons. This is a chance to learn responsibility, develop leadership skills, and volunteer to assist younger kids. Youth have an opportunity for their first work experience through this program. Jr. Leaders will begin each day at 10:00 a.m. with instruction in Basic Water Safety, advanced swimming skills, and teaching techniques. This is followed by two hours of working with the kids in lessons. Jr. Leaders must be able to swim one width of the pool using front and back crawl, elementary backstroke and sidestroke.

Session 3

Class

Ages

Dates

Time

Class

Ages

Dates

Time

Jr. Leader

13 & Up

June 23-July 3

10:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Jr. Leader

13 & Up

July 21-Aug 1

10:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Levels 2 & 3

6 & Up

June 23-July 3

10:00 a.m.–10:30 p.m.

Levels 2 & 3

6 & Up

July 21-Aug 1

10:00 a.m.–10:30 a.m.

Levels 1 & 2

5 & Up

June 23-July 3

11:00 a.m.–11:30 p.m.

Levels 1 & 2

5 & Up

July 21-Aug 1

11:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m.

Pre-School

3-4

June 23-July 3

12:00 p.m.–12:30 p.m.

Pre-School

3-4

July 21-Aug 1

12:00 p.m.–12:30 p.m.

Parent-Tot

6 months–2 years

June 23-July 3

12:00 p.m.–12:30 p.m.

Parent-Tot

6 months–2 years

July 21-Aug 1

12:00 p.m.–12:30 p.m.

Session 2

Session 4

Class

Ages

Dates

Time

Class

Ages

Dates

Time

Jr. Leader

13 & Up

July 7-July 18

10:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Jr. Leader

13 & Up

Aug 4-Aug 15

10:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Levels 2 & 3

6 & Up

July 7-July 18

10:00 a.m.–10:30 a.m.

Levels 2 & 3

6 & Up

Aug 4-Aug 15

10:00 a.m.–10:30 a.m.

Levels 1 & 2

5 & Up

July 7-July 18

11:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m.

Levels 1 & 2

5 & Up

Aug 4-Aug 15

11:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m.

Pre-School

3-4

July 7-July 18

12:00 p.m.–12:30 p.m.

Pre-School

3-4

Aug 4-Aug 15

12:00 p.m.–12:30 p.m.

Parent-Tot

6 months–2 years

July 7-July 18

12:00 p.m.–12:30 p.m.

Parent-Tot

6 months–2 years

Aug 4-Aug 15

12:00 p.m.–12:30 p.m.

Swim Lesson Weather Policy

Lessons will be held at Bogert Pool if at all possible. Weather temperatures below 50 degrees or a lightning storm will cause the lessons to be cancelled. The decision for the day will be made at 8:30 a.m. If lessons are cancelled a free day pass will be issued for that missed class. You may call Bogert at 582-0806 or the Swim Center at 582-2910 or check our Facebook page to find out if lessons are cancelled.

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Bozeman Swim Center

1211 West Main Street

(406) 582–2294

June 14th - August 15th, 2014

The Swim Center is a 50-meter, eight lane, indoor aquatic facility. The crystal-clear water is kept at 82°F. Our spacious pool is equipped with lifejackets, recreation toys, water fitness equipment, and lap swimming equipment. The fitness corner includes a weight machine, exercise bikes and a stair stepper. The pool and locker rooms are well lit and clean. Trained and highly skilled lifeguards enforce facility rules in a friendly and fair manner. The pool is equipped with an Automated External Defibrillator. MT Health Code does not allow food in the facility. MT Health Code now requires all swimmers 13 years old and younger to be accompanied by an adult 18 years old or older.

Swim Center Pool Hours Begins June 14th, 2014 Rec. Swim

Lap Swim (*Widths)

Water Fitness

1–4:00 pm

5:30-8:30 am 7:30 – 11:30 am* 11:30 -4:00 pm 6:15 pm -8:00 am

8:00-8:45 am

1–4:00 pm

5:30-8:30 am 7:30 – 11:30 am* 11:30 -4:00 pm 6:15 pm -8:00 am

9:15-10:00 am

Wednesday 1–4:00 pm

5:30-8:30 am 7:30 – 11:30 am* 11:30 -4:00 pm 6:15 pm -8:00 am

8:00-8:45 am

Monday

Tuesday

Thursday

Friday

1–4:00 pm

5:30-8:30 am 7:30 – 11:30 am* 11:30 -4:00 pm 6:15 pm -8:00 am 5:30-8:30 am 7:30 – 11:30 am* 11:30 -4:00 pm 6:15 pm -8:00 am

Saturday

Pool Closed

Sunday

Pool Closed

DAILY ADMISSION

9:15-10:00am

Adults, ages 15 - 59 years......... $4.00 Seniors, 60 years and up........... $3.00 Family swim times....................$10.00 (Friday 1:00- 4:00)

Infants, 2 years and under............. Free Youth, ages 3 – 14 years........... $3.00

SWIM CENTER PASSES

Swim Center Passes provide the individual or family with complete access to the Swim Center during scheduled hours. Swim Center passes include Water Fitness, Adult Swim Lessons, Open Boating, Fitness Corner. 1 Month

3 Month

DATE

Day & Time

EVENT

April 5

Saturday 9:30am - 2pm

Synchro Water Show

April 13

Sunday Noon-5:00pm

Synchro Water Show

May 16, 17, 18

Friday, Saturday & Sunday

May Classic Swim Meet

June 6

Monday 10am – 3pm

School Special

July 25, 26, 27

Friday, Saturday & Sunday

State Long Course Annual Pool Maintenance

12 Month

$30 City $50 City $42 Non-City $70 Non-City

$85 City $119 Non-City

$135 City $189 Non-City

Adult 15-59

$40 City $70 City $56 Non-City $98 Non-City

$115 City $161 Non-City

$180 City $252 Non-City

Senior 60+

$30 City $50 City $42 Non-City $70 Non-City

$85 City $119 Non-City

$135 City $189 Non-City

$335 City $469 Non-City

Family

On the days the Swim Center is closed, passes are accepted at Bogert Pool during all open hours.

6 Month

Youth 3-14

8:30-9:15am

Bozeman Swim Center Closure Dates

Aug 16 - Aug 25

Swim Center Admission

PUNCH CARDS

Punch cards are good for 12 swims for the price of 10 and provide the same access as passes. Punch cards may only be purchased at the Swim Center. Fees: $40 adult, $30 for youth/senior.

Pass Refund Policy

1. Punch cards are transferable and do not have an expiration date 2. 1, 3, 6 and 12 month passes have a 10 day grace period, during this time there is a $25.00 processing fee for reimbursement 3. No refunds after ten days

Sunday, March 2, 2014

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Professional Classes American Red Cross Lifeguard Courses Purpose

The purpose of the American Red Cross Lifeguarding course is to provide entry-level lifeguard participants with the knowledge and skills to prevent, recognize, and respond to aquatic emergencies and to provide care for breathing and cardiac emergencies, injuries and sudden illnesses until emergency medical services (EMS) personnel take over.

Prerequisites

1. Must be 15 years old on or before the final scheduled session of this course.

2. Swim 300 yards continuously demonstrating breath control and rhythmic breathing. Candidates may swim using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combination of both but swimming on the back or side is not allowed. Swim goggles may be used. 3. Tread water for 2 minutes using only the legs. Candidates should place their hands under the armpits. 4. Complete a timed event within 1 minute, 40 seconds. • Starting in the water, swim 20 yards. The face may be in or out of the water. Swim goggles are not allowed. • Surface dive, feet-first or head-first, to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object.

Lifeguarding Certification Registration Day/Pretest Mandatory March 18 or 21.......................... 8:00a.m. - 5:00p.m. Class Dates April 11................ Friday ............ 5:00p.m. - 9:00 p.m. April 12................ Saturday ........ 8:00a.m. - 5:00 p.m Registration Day/Pretest April 23 or 25............................ 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Class Dates May 10............... Friday ............ 9:00a.m. - 6:00 p.m. May 11................ Saturday ........ 9:00a.m. - 6:00 p.m

City of Bozeman

• Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point with both hands holding the object and keeping the face at or near the surface so they are able to get a breath. Candidates should not swim the distance under water. Exit the water without using a ladder or steps. Fee: $200.00 City of Bozeman resident $262.00 Non-City resident Candidates are required to come to the registration day for their class. The candidates will perform the prerequisite swim test. After successfully completing the test, candidates can then enroll in the lifeguarding class.

Swim Center Programs Water Fitness Classes The water allows you to work all muscle groups to a full range of motion in a safe manner. Classes will emphasize posture, balance, strength, endurance, and cardiovascular fitness. Certified instructors encourage friendships and fun while getting a great workout. Your first class is free of charge. Call 582-2910 if you have any questions. Fees: $4.00 per adult/$3.00 per senior, or free with Swim Center pass

Lap Swim

Fees: $4.00 per adult/$3.00 per senior or free with Swim Center pass

Open Boating (January 13th-May 12th) Bring your Kayaks and Canoes into the pool. Practice your skills in the pool before you head out on the lakes and rivers. Open boating meets Sunday nights from 4:00pm – 5:00pm. at the Swim Center. Boaters must wash their boats off before entering the pool - a hose is provided on the pool deck. Cost is $4.00 for adult and $3.00 for youth. (No swimming is allowed at this time)

Lap hours are length-wise (50 meters) or width-wise (20 yards) depending on the time and day. Check the schedule to plan your perfect swim.

Water Safety Instructor Course Instructor Course

The purpose of the American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor course is to train instructor candidates to teach courses and presentations in the American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety program by developing their understanding of how to use the course materials, how to conduct training sessions and how to evaluate participants’ progress.

Prerequisites

To participate in the Water Safety Instructor course, individuals must— • Be at least 16 years of age on or before the final scheduled lesson of this course. • Have successfully completed the Fundamentals of Instructor Training course.

• Demonstrate the ability to perform the following swimming skills: 1. Swim the following strokes consistent with the Stroke Performance Charts, • Front crawl—25 yards • Back crawl—25 yards • Breaststroke—25 yards • Elementary backstroke—25 yards • Sidestroke—25 yards • Butterfly—15 yards 2. Maintain position on back for 1 minute in deep water (floating or sculling). 3. Tread water for 1 minute. Fee: $200.00 City of Bozeman resident $262.00 Non-City resident

Candidates are required to come to the registration day for their class. The candidates will perform the prerequisite swim test. After successfully completing the test, candidates can then enroll in the WSI class.

WSI Certification

Registration Day/Pretest Mandatory May 2 or 6................................ 8:00a.m. - 5:00p.m. Class Dates May 30............... Friday ............ 5:00 May 31................ Saturday ........ 8:00 June 6.................. Friday............. 5:00 June 7.................. Saturday......... 8:00

p.m.-9:00 p.m. a.m.–8:00 p.m. p.m. – 9:00 p.m. a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

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Sports & Recreation Contacts Barracuda Swim Team (406) 671-9090

Our mission is to provide a healthy, rewarding experience for young athletes, where the pursuit of goals and dreams leads to success in swimming and in life. We strive to benefit our community by developing young leaders who are hardworking, responsible citizens. Our swimmers are respected role models embodying integrity, teamwork and friendship gained through their commitment to excellence.

www.bozemanbarracudas.org

Bogert Farmer’s Market (406) 539-0216

The Bogert Farmers’ Market is dedicated to the promotion of local growers, artisans, crafters, musicians, non-profits, businesses and food purveyors! We strive to create a place for families and friends to gather, socialize, support local and share in a fun-filled community environment! The Market is a Fundraiser for the “Friends of Park’s”-a not-for-profit, whose members are community volunteers that commit the Markets revenues to the preservation and improvement of Bozeman Parks! Markets are on Tuesdays 5 to 8pm, from June 3rd – September 23rd at Bogert Park, South Church Avenue, Bozeman.

www.bogertfarmersmarket.org

Bozeman Blitzz Soccer (406) 600-8146

Bozeman Blitzz soccer offers quality recreational and competitive youth soccer programs for kids in the Bozeman, MT, area. The mission of the club is to provide children the opportunity to learn and enjoy the game of soccer. Founded more than 25 years ago, this volunteer club, organizes, advances, and fosters the love of the game for more than 1000 kids ages 5 to 19.

www.bozemanblitzzfc.org

Bozeman Stingrays Synchronized Swim Team (406) 539-1047

The Bozeman Stingrays is a team that was formed in the 1980’s. The team currently has members ranging in age from 6 to 19, a coaching staff, and a Board of Directors. Our mission statement is to provide opportunity for self-development and life

skills through competition, teamwork, good sportsmanship, striving for excellence, and self-discipline.

www.bozemansynchro.org

Bozeman Master’s Swim Club (406) 580-8018

Bozeman Masters Swim Club is an official United States Masters Swimming (USMS) program. The entirely volunteer-based team welcomes adult swimmers of ALL ages, abilities, and motivations including lifelong fitness, competitive swimming, triathlon swim training, cross training, and fun. Founded in 2004, the Bozeman Masters Swim Club has over seventy members, representing a diverse cross-section of our community. Coaches lead structured, full-body workouts to enhance fitness, core strength, aerobic conditioning, physical endurance, and stroke technique.

www.bozemanmasters.org

Bozeman Youth Baseball (406) 587-4415 www.bozemanbaseball.com

Breakfast Optimist Club Fishing Derby June 7, 2014

The Breakfast Optimist Club of Bozeman is sponsoring a free youth fishing derby on Saturday, June 7 at the Bozeman Ponds for all ages up through age 13. Registration begins at 7:30am and continues throughout the morning. Fishing begins at 8:00am and ends at 11:00am. Prizes will be awarded in five age groups. Each youth must have his or her own fishing equipment. Worms will be provided. For more information, call Curtis at 581-9678 or George at 581-9209.

Bridger Ski Foundation (406) 587-2445

Ski programs in the summer? You bet! Whether it’s a cross-training fitness regimen (running, hiking, rollerskiing, etc.), a skillbuilding camp, or summer skiing at high altitudes, BSF has a program for your child or teen. Learn more about our Nordic, Alpine, and Freestyle ski programs at www.bridgerskifoundation.org Save the date for the Jim Bridger Trail Run, a trail run sponsored by Bridger Ski Foundation, Saturday June 28.

Gallatin Valley BMX (406) 580-599-5474

GVBMX is all about Safety, Sportsmanship, Families and FUN for all ages.

www.gvbmx.com

Bozeman Lacrosse League (406) 570-5758

Gallatin Valley Lacrosse League is dedicated to developing interest in and promoting the sport of lacrosse among youth boys and girls in the Gallatin Valley and surrounding counties.

www.bozemanlacrosse.com

Gallatin Valley YMCA (406) 994-9622

This summer the Gallatin Valley YMCA has a lot of fun opportunities planned that will provide a safe place for children to learn foundational skills, develop healthy, trusting relationships and build self-reliance. If you are interested in our weekly Adventure Camps (K-6th grade), Specialty Sports Camps, or our Boys and Girls Outdoor Leadership Development camp, please contact us at 994-9622.

Gallatin Valley Softball Association (406) 581-6945

GVSA has a variety of leagues for men, women, and coed. The Men’s Leagues have three different Divisions. There is also a Masters +40 league, which requires all of the players to be 40 years of age or you can have 2 players 38 or 39. For Women, there are is a C division and a D division. The teams from both divisions play each other during the season. Finally, there is a co-ed league with four divisions.

www.gvsoftball.org

Girl’s Fastpitch Softball (406) 581-4514

For the 2013 season, the Bozeman Stealers Fastpitch Organization anticipates five competitive teams: U10 (10 and under), two U12 (12 and under) ,U14 (14 and under), U16 (16 and under). Our major goal as an organization is to develop players and teach age-specific fundamentals and strategies to help each player reach their fullest potential

as they advance within the Bozeman Stealers organization. At the core of the BSFO beliefs is a love for the game in a fun and safe environment. Our Bozeman Blast Tournament held annually will be June 27, 28, 29 this year. We hosted 56 Fastpitch teams from the region last year!

www.bozemanstealers.com

Rhino Lacrosse

Rhino Lacrosse is excited to bring the Rhino Lacrosse Academy to Montana, July 14 - 17! All players will come away from the Rhino Lacrosse Summer Academy with the necessary tools to compete at the game of lacrosse at a higher level. The world-class coaching staff at the Rhino Lacrosse Summer Academy includes current Division I collegiate players, college coaches, high school coaches and professional players. The Rhino Lacrosse Summer Academy is an exciting and rewarding experience for lacrosse players of all levels and abilities.

http://rhinolacrosse.com/ bozeman-mt-july-14-17/

Sports Cove Scuba (406) 585-9926

Sports Cove Scuba offers diving instruction, equipment, and travel tours for diving enthusiasts.

www.scubamontana.com

Sweet Pea Festival (406) 586-4003

The first weekend of August the community of Bozeman, Montana comes alive to celebrate the arts with its annual Sweet Pea Festival. Every year hundreds of volunteers work together to put on a festival jam-packed with entertainment, art and family fun. Week of events: Tuesday, July 29, Chalk on the Walk, Main St. all day, Wednesday, July 30, Bite of Bozeman, Main St. 6-9pm, all of August, Sweet Pea Art Show at the Bozeman Public Library, August 1-3 Sweet Pea Festival in Lindley Park. August 2, Sweet Pea Children’s Run, Main St. 10:00am.

www.sweetpeafestival.org

Sunday, March 2, 2014

Lindley Center

Spring & Summer 2014 Recreation Programs

Rental Facilities

City of Bozeman

Park Reservations

1102 EAST CURTISS • (406) 582-2910

The Lindley Center is available to rent for weddings, meetings, dinners, receptions and other special occasions. During the summer the facility is available Monday – Thursday from 5:00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m., and Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Building capacity is 150.

Beall Park Recreation Center 415 N. BOZEMAN • (406) 582-2910

415 N. BOZEMAN • (406) 582-2910

Certain park pavilions and the Bogert Bandshell can be reserved 6 months in advance for specific dates and times. Alcohol Waivers are required to have alcohol in a city park and are only available with a reservation; the applicant must be 21 years of age or older. For groups of 75 people or more a Public Assembly Permit is required and it is possible other information may be required depending on the type of event. For more information or to make a reservation please call 582-3203.

The Beall Park Recreation Center was built in 1927 and was donated to the city “for the purpose of a Recreation Center, where young and old of Gallatin Valley may gather and enjoy themselves and indulge in wholesome recreation.” The center is available for rent on Monday – Friday from 5:00 to 11:00 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m. the building capacity is 90.

Story Mansion

811 S. Willson 582-2910

The Story Mansion is available to rent for weddings, meetings, dinners, receptions and other occasions. The facility is available daily from 9:00 am-11:00 pm.

Thank You for your Support The Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department would like to extend our appreciation and thanks to the following individuals, organizations, and businesses that have supported our department during the past year. Your generosity does not go unnoticed and truly helps to make Bozeman “The Most Livable Place”.

Alpacas of Montana Amaltheia Organic Goat Farm American Fly Fishing Trade Association Architecture 118 Bequet Caramels Big Sky Archery Big Sky Wind Drinkers Bozeman Barracudas Bozeman Bucks Bozeman Figure Skating Club Bozeman Noon Optimist Club Catered Rhythms DJ Service City of Bozeman Fire Department City of Bozeman Public Works Department

City of Bozeman Police Department Costco Crystal Clear Aquariums First Security Bank Friends of the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center Gallatin National Forest Gallatin Valley Land Trust Gallatin Valley Skate Park Association Gallatin Valley YMCA Kathy Tyers Montana State University Athletics Montana State University Towne Harvest Garden

Montana Whitewater Moving Forward, Matt Parks Outside Bozeman Magazine Perfect Swing Rachel Waterman Studio Refuge Ridge Athletic Club River’s Edge Rocky Creek Farms Sports Cove Seniors ‘N Sync Skyhawks Sports Academy Summit Aviation Town & Country Foods World Boards

FIND A MISTAKE?

It’s our policy to include something for everyone. Since some people like to find errors, we leave a few in our brochure just to meet this need. Please call and let us know what you find. 582-2910

City of Bozeman

Spring & Summer 2014 Recreation Programs

Sunday, March 2, 2014

PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE Preschool Classes

Session a: June 23 - July 17 Session b: July 21 - August 14 Monday

Offered in 4 week sessions meeting one time a week

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

6/23 - 7/14 (a) 7/21 - 8/11 (b)

6/24 - 7/15 (a) 7/22 - 8/12 (b)

6/25 - 7/16 (a) 7/23 - 8/13 (b)

6/26 - 7/17 (a) 7/24 - 8/14 (b)

10:00 am

Soccer (age 2-3) a Superhero ME b

Wild Ones a Soccer (age 2-3) b

Soccer (age 2-3) a Tykes on Bikes b

Preschool Kitchen a Soccer(age 2-3) b

10:30 am

Soccer (age 3-4) a

Soccer (age 3-4) b

Soccer (3-4) a

Soccer (3-4) b

11:00 am

Soccer (age 4-5) a Gone Camping b

Art In The Park a Soccer (age 4-5) b

Soccer (age 4-5) a Wild Ones b

Sports Sampler a Soccer (age 4-5) b

Time

Preschool Classes

Offered in one week sessions, Monday-Thursday Date

Class

Time

June 23-26

Backyard Science

9:00-9:45am

June 30 -July 3

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s A Mess

9:00-9:45am

July 7-10

Basketball

9:00-9:45a.m.

July 14-17

Tracks and Trails

9:00-9:45a.m.

July 21-24

Bubbles

9:00-9:45a.m.

July 28-31

Dora & Diego

9:00-9:45a.m

August 4-7

On the Move!

9:00-9:45a.m.

August 11-14

Treasure Seekers

9:00-9:45a.m.

August 18-21

Sports Sampler

9:00-9:45am

August 18-21

Preschool Picassos

10:00-10:45am

August 18-21

Tykes on Bikes

11:00-11:45am

(Mon.-Thurs.)

Friday

Little Explorers

Sunday, March 2, 2014

Spring & Summer 2014 Recreation Programs

City of Bozeman

Youth afternoon Classes Offered in one week sessions (1pm-4pm)

Date

Class

Time

June 16-19

ADVENTURE CAMP (5-11yr)

7:45am-5:00pm

June 23-26

Piece of My Art (5-7yr) Bikes and Boulders (6-9yr) Archery (9-12yr)

1:00pm-4:00pm

June 30 -July 3

SNAG Golf (5-7yr) Old School Sports (6-9yr) Extreme Explorers (9-12yr)

1:00pm-4:00pm

July 7-10

Tennis Skills (5-7yr) Harry Potter (6-9yr) Skateboarding (9-12yr)

1:00pm-4:00pm

July 14-17

Green Builders (5-7yr) Tennis Skills (6-9yr) Sand Volleyball (9-12yr)

1:00pm-4:00pm

July 21-24

Jr. Chef (5-7yr) Intro to Fly Fishing (6-9yr) Tennis Skills (9-12yr)

1:00pm-4:00pm

July 28-31

Great Outdoors (5-7yr) Dance and Cheer (6-9yr) Bikes and Boulders (9-12yr)

1:00pm-4:00pm

August 4-7

Sports Buffet (5-7yr) Art Attack (6-9yr) Old School Sports (9-12yr)

1:00pm-4:00pm

August 11-14

Water World (5-7yr) Green Thumb (6-9yr) Intro to Fly Fishing (9-12yr)

1:00pm-4:00pm

(Mon.-Thurs.)

Youth Morning Classes Date

Class

(Mon.-Thurs.)

Time

June 16-19

ADVENTURE CAMP (5-11yr)

9am-Noon

June 23-26

Skateboarding (5-7yr) Jr. Chef (6-9yr)

9am-Noon

June 30-July 3

Fun on Bikes (5-7yr) Skateboarding (6-9yr)

9am-Noon

July 7-10

Bozeman’s Rangers (5-7yr) Triathlon Training (6-9yr)

9am-Noon

July 14-17

Tennis Skills (5-7yr) Art Attack (6-9yr)

9am-Noon

July 21-24

Water World (5-7yr) Pickleball (6-9yr)

9am-Noon

July 28-31

Sports Buffet (5-7yr) Tennis Skills (6-9yr)

9am-Noon

August 4-7

Skateboarding (5-7yr) Ooey Gooey Creations (6-9yr)

9am-Noon

August 11-14

Young Einstein’s (5-7yr) Great Outdoors (6-9yr)

9am-Noon

Outdoor Adventure Club Urban Exploring Club

June 20 & 27

Friday, 9:00am-4:00pm

Water Club

July 11-25

Friday, 8am-Noon

Outdoor Skills

August 1-15

Friday, 8am-Noon

Parks

1...... BEALL PARK 2...... BOGERT PARK 3...... BOZEMAN POND 4...... BRONKEN PARK 5...... BURKE PARK 6...... CHRISTIE FIELDS 7...... COOPER PARK 8...... EAST GALLATIN RECREATION AREA 9...... KIRK PARK 10.... LINDLEY PARK 11.... SOUTHSIDE PARK 12.... SPORTS COMPLEX 13.... SWIM CENTER

City of Bozeman