Eugene Rec Summer 2019 Guide by City of Eugene

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Skate through the summer with Eugene Rec PHOTO BY BEN SCHORZMAN

Can you think of anything cooler than a 10-year-old doing an ollie at a skatepark? Yeah, we’re still scratching our heads, too. e e e e e ﬀe e camps and provides other opportunities throughout the year for kids to grind on rails and do tricks at eﬀe e If you’re ever around when they are, you’ll quickly grow to admire their fearlessness as they zoom up a concrete wall or clear a jump. Empowering youth — and especially young girls — e e e e e e e e strive to do. From whitewater rafting to mountain ee e e e e kids to chase their passions and grow in the process. Our summer Rec Guides are always chock full of these sorts of chances. Our popular camps run the gamut. If you’re a parent, you have a chance to give e e e e e for our Graphic Design or Photography camps or e e e e e e e or Whitewater Kayaking.

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We can also help you with your aspirations. While your kids are getting messy at Messy Camp or creating their own fashion line at Fashion Design e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e

e e e ﬀ can go over to Amazon Community Center and ﬁ e Can you think of anything cooler than a 70-yeare Yeah, we can’t either.

Adventure. Community. Happiness.

SUMMER 2019 MAY • JUN • JUL• AUG

Rec Facilities Adaptive Youth Ages 0-18 Activities Early Learning

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Camps 23 Swimming 42 Family 50 Adult Ages 18-118 55 Activities Health & Fitness 64 Sports Leagues 69 Swimming 70 Outdoor 72 Senior Ages 50+ 78 Activities Health & Fitness 92 Outdoor 97 Support/Volunteer 102 Registration/Policies 104

Cover photo by Ben Schorzman

The Fall Rec Guide will be available mid-August 2019

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Rec Locations 1 Amazon Community Center

2700 Hilyard St., Eugene 97405 Ph: 541-682-5373 Hours: 9a-5p M-F Fx: 541-682-5367 Bus: #28, 73

2 Amazon Pool (summers only) 2600 Hilyard St., Eugene 97405 Ph: 541-682-5350 Hours: See pages 43 & 71 Fx: 541-682-6366 Bus: #28, 73 3 Campbell

Community Center

Amazon Pool

155 High St., Eugene 97401 Ph: 541-682-5318 Hours: 8:30a-7p M, Fx: 541-682-6386 8:30a-4:30p Tu-F Bus: #1, 66, 67

4 Echo Hollow Pool &

Fitness Center

1655 Echo Hollow Rd., Eugene 97402 Ph: 541-682-5525 Hours: See pages 43 & 71 Fx: 541-682-8193 Bus: #40

5 Hilyard Community Center

2580 Hilyard St., Eugene 97405 Ph (voice/TDD): Hours: 9a-5:30p M-F 541-682-5311 Bus: #28, 73 Fx: 541-682-5460

6 Lamb Cottage

In Skinner Butte Park Ph: 541-682-5318

Outdoor Sports Fields Located throughout the city Ph: 541-682-5409 Fx: 541-682-5367

Rent a City Facility! Have a party at a swimming pool. Get married in a beautiful park. Celebrate any occasion at a community center, or rent an entire soccer ďż˝ield! Many City of Eugene Recreation facilities and parks are available to rent. More information is available online or by phone. For community centers, pools, playing ďż˝ields, and parks go to GetRec.org/recrentals, call the facility directly (see above), or for parks, call 541-682-4800.

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7 Petersen Barn

Community Center

870 Berntzen Rd., Eugene 97402 Ph: 541-682-5521 Hours: 9a-5p M-F Fx: 541-682-8192 Bus: #40

8 River House

Outdoor Center

301 N. Adams St., Eugene 97402 Ph: 541-682-5329 Hours: 10:30a-4:30p M-F Fx: 541-682-6319 Bus: #40, 52

9 Sheldon Community Center

11 Shelton-McMurphey-

Johnson House

smjhouse.org/wedding-and-event-rentals 303 Willamette St., Eugene 97401 Ph: 541-484-0808 Bus: #1 Fx: 541-984-1314 Also see page 100

12 Spencer Butte Challenge

Course

ďŹ&#x20AC; e e Ph: 541- 682-5329 Fx: 541-682-6319

13 Washington Park Center

2445 Willakenzie, Eugene 97401 Ph: 541-682-5312 Hours: 8a-6p M-F Fx: 541-682-6332 Bus: #66 & 67

2025 Washington St., Eugene 97405 Ph: 541-682-5311 Bus: #36

10 Sheldon Pool &

14 Wayne Morse Family Farm

2443 Willakenzie, Eugene 97401 Ph: 541-682-5314 Hours: See pages 43 & 71 Fx: 541-682-6344 Bus: #66 & 67

585 Crest Dr., Eugene 97405 Ph: 541-682-5380 Also see page 51

Fitness Center

Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center

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Adaptive

Program Information All classes are designed for people with disabilities, and are for ages 18+, unless noted otherwise.

Classes & Activities These classes and activities are designed for people with disabilities. Courses are structured for different levels of ability. All Adaptive Recreation courses require registration. A Participant Information Form is required before attendance. Fees do not include the cost of meals at events, unless otherwise noted. For more information call 541-682-5311. Orientation Staff are available to discuss recreation opportunities. Please call for an interview before registering for classes. A Certi�ied erapeutic ecreation pecialist can elp ans er your questions regarding the activities that are most appropriate for you, a family member or an individual in your care. Conduct Every effort will be made to reasonably accommodate each individual, however, if a person’s conduct poses physical harm, risk to self or to others, he/she may be removed from City programs and activities.

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Inclusion Services Programs offered by Eugene Rec are open to people with disabilities. It’s as easy as 1-2-3: 1) Discuss your request for inclusion services with the person taking your registration and/or 2) Request accommodations at least two weeks in advance using a City of Eugene inclusion request form at GetRec. org/recinclusion. 3) Once a request has been received, a Recreation staff person will contact you. Eugene Rec staff is committed to making all reasonable efforts to ensure that its facilities, programs and services are accessible to and usable by all people, including individuals with disabilities. For additional information and/or questions on inclusion, accessibility and accommodations call 541-682-5311.

Wanted: Volunteers Your friendship and involvement with participants in the Adaptive Rec program is critical. You need not be an expert – support and feedback are provided for all volunteers. If you or your group are interested in volunteering any amount of time, and if you’d like to have fun and interesting experiences helping others, please call 541-682-5311.

Adaptive

Bicycling Adapted Bike & Equipment Services All ages dapti e ecreation er ices maintains a uni ue �leet of adaptive equipment, including all-terrain wheelchairs and bikes such as recumbent trikes, tandems and hand cycles. Individual and group services can be provided to support adaptive recreational equipment needs for people o arying a ilities and s ill le els, including �ittings and rentals. For more information call 541-682-5311 or visit GetRec.org/recadaptive. All services at Hilyard Community Center

Adapted Bike Assessment & Fitting Staff assess needs and recommend equipment. Designed for people with disabilities, medical conditions or those who wish to preview equipment before rental or purchase. By appointment

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Adapted Bike Rental aila le a ter initial �itting or assessment By appointment $5/half hour #2938 $10/hour #2937 $20/half day #2936

Adapted Bike Demo Day All ages Come see and demo a variety of adaptive bikes, including recumbents, trikes, hand cycles and tandems during Bike Week, May 13-17. Free

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Cooking International Kitchen Ages 18+ Adventure with cuisine from around the globe in our accessible kitchen. Learn about culture, meal planning, budgeting and cooking. Basic knife handling skills are recommended. Hilyard Community Center Jul 11-Sep 12 Th 6-8p

$93

50th Anniversary Celebration All ages dapti e ecreation er ices is years old! ome and celebrate with us at our open house featuring live music, special per ormances, adapti e i e rides and more! Hilyard Community Center Aug 16 F 3-6p

$40/day #2935 $50/weekend #2934

Campbell Community Center May 17 F 9:30a-1p

Events

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Free

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Adaptive Rec Pool Party All ages Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Adaptive Recreation Services this summer at Amazon Pool. Adaptive Recreation has rented the entire Amazon Pool facility for people with disabilities, their families and friends. Lounge, wade, swim, play en oy t e e ening un! ost is per person, including caregivers, personal staff, family members and friends. Amazon Pool Aug 16

6:30-8:30p

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Social Gatherings Friday Recreation Ages 18+ Join in popular recreation interests and explore exciting activities, planned and implemented by enthusiastic Adaptive Rec interns. Bring your own lunch. Community Outings available with separate registration. All activities meet at Hilyard Community Center Friday Rec Sessions Jul 12-Aug 2 F Aug 16-Sep 6 F

12-2p 12-2p

Community Outings Lunch & a movie at the mall Aug 9 F 11a-3p Pizza & mini golf at Roaring Rapids Sep 13 F 11a-3p

$20 $20

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$25

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$25

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Adaptive Garden Stewards Ages 18+ Planting, weeding and friendship building at GrassRoots Gardens. We will plant and harvest vegetables, while increasing our appreciation for nature. Activities occur on varying levels of uneven terrain. Hilyard Community Center Jul 12-Aug 2 F 9:30-11:30a Aug 16-Sep 6 F 9:30-11:30a

$30 $30

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Hilyard Social Club Ages 22-49 Join in as we work together to plan and implement fun activities and community ventures. This program is designed as a community integration, life and social skillbuilding class. Please only register for Tuesday or Thursday class, not both. Hilyard Community Center Jul 9-Sep 10 Tu 1:30-4p Jul 11-Sep 12 Th 1:30-4p

$77 $77

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Saturday Night Action Ages 18+ Join friends for Saturday night fun. Light snacks and drinks will be provided.

BBQ & Lawn Games Spend the evening playing some bocce and other lawn games. Light refreshments and barbecue appetizers will be provided. Hilyard Community Center Jul 20 Sa 6-8:30p

$15

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Emeralds Game Ticket included in registration. Cheer on the home team as we watch the Eugene Emeralds take on the Boise Hawks. Meet at Hilyard Community Center Aug 3 Sa 6-9:30p

$21

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Hawaiian Night Come wearing your Hawaiian print shirts and grass skirts. We will have crafts and games and do the hula. Hilyard Community Center Aug 31 Sa 6-8:30p

$15

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Summer Nights Ages 18+ In this program for those who identify as female, we will be creative, explore leisure interests and enjoy local events in the community while working on our self-esteem in a safe environment. Hilyard Community Center Jul 10-Aug 28 W 6-8:30p

$88

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Wii & Games Ages 18+ Have fun and challenge your friends to a Nintendo Wii game, a board game or an outdoor game on the patio. A healthy snack will be provided. Hilyard Community Center Jul 8-Sep 9 M 3:15-4:15p Jul 10-Sep 11 W 3:15-4:15p Jul 12-Sep 13 F 3:15-4:15p No class Sep 2

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Special Interest Adaptive Scrabble Ages 21+ For people who’ve experienced a stroke and are interested in playing cards, table games, outings and socializing with others. The program is provided by the University of Oregon Communication Disorders and Sciences program. Volunteers are available to assist participants. For more information, contact Elise Peltier at 541-346-2589 or elisep@uoregon.edu. Hilyard Community Center Jul 11-Aug 8 Th 1:30-3p

Free

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The LOUD Crowd Ages 18+ The University of Oregon Communication Disorders and Sciences program is pleased to offer a maintenance program to help individuals with Parkinson’s disease regain and maintain effective communication. The LOUD Crowd is led by a speech language pathologist and graduate clinicians n order to participate, people must �irst complete the SPEAK OUT! therapy. For more information or to schedule a speech evaluation, please contact Sierra Corbin at 541-301-8901 or scorbin@uoregon.edu, or Jayme Sloan at 541-346-0923 or jaymes@uoregon.edu. Hilyard Community Center Jul 2-Sep 24 Tu 2-3p

$28 $31 $31

Free

Drop-in

Adaptive

Sports Athletes In Motion

Hiking & Biking Ages 18+ Ages 6+

Athletes in Motion is designed to introduce and support continued involvement of people with physical disabilities in eelc air sports, �itness and recreation opportunities Adaptive equipment is provided. Current offerings include sailing, tree climbing, adaptive rock climbing, adaptive paddling and adaptive cycling. For more information call 541-682-5311 or email Carly at cschmidt@eugene-or.gov.

Adaptive Tree Climbing A giant cedar tree awaits you in Washburne Park. It’s hard or , ut it s ort it! Meet at Hilyard Community Center Jul 12 W 5:30-8:30p

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Adaptive Sailing Take a leisurely cruise around Fern Ridge Reservoir on an accessible sailboat, “Quadzilla.” Bring a sack dinner or eat beforehand. Meet at Hilyard Community Center Jul 17 W 5:30-8:30p

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Adaptive Watercraft Day Try a new activity on the Alton Baker Canoe Canal. There will be opportunities to try a kayak, a stand-up paddleboard and a raft. Expect to get wet and you must be able to �lip yoursel rom ace do n to ace up en in t e ater Meet at Hilyard Community Center Aug 7 W 12:30-4:30p

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Wellness

$62 $62

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Water Fun Fit Ages 18+ is class ill impro e your cardio ascular �itness, strength and balance as well as help you relax. Designed for people with disabilities who can independently access the pool. If hands-on support is needed for successful participation, please call 541-682-5311. Amazon Pool Jul 9-Aug 1 Aug 6-29

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$51.50 $51.50

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Youth Activities Fishing Adventure Ages 12-21 is is a com ined �is ing trip it ma on teen campers and Adaptive Recreation campers to provide a unique experience to play and learn together. Designed to give young people with developmental disabilities and young people without, the opportunity to go together on a mar elous �is ing ad enture ll you need is a desire to learn and grow while having fun. All equipment provided. $40

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Safety & Swim Skills Ages 5-12

a e un and get �it it t is uni ue dance �itness class Learn basic moves to multicultural music as you shake, shimmy and salsa your way to a healthier you. $42

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Fitness for All Ages 18+ is un �itness class is ust rig t or all a ilities lass uses energizing circuit training and motivating activities with positive support. Learn quality exercises and move toward a healthier you. Hilyard Community Center Jul 8-Sep 11 M, W 4:30-5:30p No class Sep 2

Meet at Hilyard Community Center Jul 12-Aug 2 F 5:45-8:30p Aug 9-30 F 5:45-8:30p

Meet at Hilyard Community Center Jul 5 F 8:30a-3:30p

Dance Fusion Ages 18+

Hilyard Community Center Jul 12-Sep 13 F 4:30-5:30p

Spend Friday nights outdoors this summer utilizing local parks and trails for hikes, biking, sports and games. Class may hike up to two miles and bike ride up to 10. Bring your own dinner. Dress for active play and wear athletic shoes. Adaptive hiking and biking equipment provided as needed. Helmets required for all bike riders.

$78

This class focuses on basic water safety and introduction to swimming skills. Designed for kids who need extra support and modi�ied teac ing tec ni ues nstructors and volunteers provide unique and fun activities in an inclusive and supportive environment. No online registration available. For questions or to register call 541-682-5311. Amazon Pool Jul 9-Aug 1 Aug 6-29

TuTh TuTh

9:15-10a 9:15-10a

$60 $60

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ADAPTIVE

1969 2019

RECREATION

CIT Y OF EUGENE

Adaptive Rec is celebrating 50 years of programs and services, and Hilyard is celebrating 30 years as the home for recreation programs for people with disabilities.

Join us for a summer celebration!

3-6pm Celebrate Adaptive Rec and our many community partners in celebration: Vendors, performances, historical information, and free activities in the park!

Hilyard Community Center 2580 Hilyard Street 541-682-5311 10

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Support Groups ALS Support Group Ages 21+ For people living with Lou Gehrig’s Disease, families, caregivers and friends. Meetings are free, offer speakers on relevant topics and are designed to share information as well as strategies for preserving independence and quality of life. For more information call 541-990-1246. Hilyard Community Center Ongoing 2nd W 3-5p

Free

Drop-in

Amputee Support Group All ages Power On With Limb Loss hosts meetings for amputees and people with physical challenges, which include speakers and peer mentorship to support people with physical challenges to help build independence and improve quality of life. For more information, contact Paula Free at 541-5105866 or 123poweron@gmail.com. Crescent Park Senior Living, 2951 Coburg Rd. Ongoing 4th W 6:30-8:30p Free Drop-in

Brain Injury Group (BIG) All ages For people who’ve experienced a brain or head injury. Meetings offer weekly opportunities to share experiences and information on an informal basis. For more information call Curtis Brown at 541-998-3951. Hilyard Community Center Ongoing Tu 11a-1p

Free

Drop-in

Hearing Loss Association of Lane County All ages For people experiencing hearing loss, their families, caregivers and friends. Meetings offer education on relevant topics such as technology, employment, communication, medication and more. Meetings provide informal opportunities to sociali e and �ind support in coping it hearing loss. For more information contact Clark Anderson at clarkoa@msn.com or visit hearinglosslane.org. Hilyard Community Center Jun 13, Sep 12 Th 6:30-9p

Free

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Mama I’m Low All ages is is a local non pro�it organi ation created to pro ide emotional and practical support for families of children living with Type 1 diabetes. It gives kids from preschool to teens opportunities to connect through monthly fun activities. It offers twice-monthly parent support groups, an educational speakers series and caregiver seminars for family members, friends and babysitters. For information, locations and calendar call 541-484-0591 or visit mamaimlow.com. Ongoing

Dates/times vary

Free

Support for Independent Living with Visual Impairment (SILVI) All ages For people living with visual impairment. Informal meetings offer opportunities to share experiences and information. For more information call 541-682-5311. Hilyard Community Center Ongoing 2nd/4th F 11:30a-1:30p Free

Drop-In

More support groups are on page 86.

Accessible Pursuits Are you looking for exciting and rewarding activities for your group? Organizations, agencies and individuals are invited to participate in the Accessible Pursuits services. It uses the expertise and resources of Adaptive Rec to design a recreation program that meets your speci�ic needs In addition, City staff can present clinics, workshops, in-services and trainings in adaptive recreation and inclusion services for employees, participants and family members. e ene�its include • cti ities t at are a orda le and tailored to t e needs of your organization and clients. • ccess to a ide ariety o adapted e uipment and services. • cti ities t at are sa e and accessi le • cti ities t at are designed y erti�ied era peutic Recreation Specialists and other trained and knowledgeable staff. Accessible Pursuits focuses on helping participants discover their own innate talents, acquire greater independence, and develop enduring peer relationships that are instrumental to improving the quality of their lives. Let Accessible Pursuits bring fun directly to you. For more information call 541-682-5311.

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Trips Dates

Day Time

Jun 8

9:30a-2:30p

Jul 13

9a-4p

Jul 20

11a-4p

Jul 21

10a-4p

Jul 27

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Play Day at the Coast*

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Cascade Range Hike e

$30

Kindtree Retreat Transportation e e

Sep 7

9:30a-2:30p

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10a-5:30p

Sand Dunes Adventure*

$55

Sep 13

11a-3p

Community Outing: Roaring Rapids

$25

Sep 14

8:30a-5:30p

Sep 20

9a-5:30p

Oregon Coast Aquarium

$65

Sep 29

9a-4p

Silver Falls Hike

$30

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All trips meet at Hilyard Community Center (unless noted otherwise), are designed for people with disabilities and are for ages 18+. Personal support workers must register by calling 541-682-5311.

Tour of the Willamette on en e reser e 1 e illamette on�luence reser e eatures e tensi e habitats that are endangered in the Willamette Valley. The Nature Conservancy and The Friends of Buford Park are working with other partners to reconnect the river to its istoric �loodplain across ponds in t is ormer gra el mining site. During the tour, volunteers will lead visitors around the preserve, highlighting the conservation efforts, human history and natural features. This tour is intended for people who are unable to walk the four miles typically required for tours. Bring a lunch, water and dress for the weather. There are no bathrooms. ee

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Lavender Festival & McKenzie River Picnic

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Drive the beautiful McKenzie River Highway to the McKenzie River Lavender Festival, located just outside

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Free

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*Please register for one coast trip, not both.

pring�ield e esti al o ers a la ender la yrint , specialty lavender products from oils to skin care essentials, you-cut lavender, a country bazaar of local artisans, food, music and lavender refreshments.

Berry Picking & Picnic

ead out to t e lue erry �ields near res ell to pic your own berries. Then we’ll eat lunch and berries and go for a small i e at ount isga ring a lunc and or snacks and blueberries.

Elkton Center & Dorena Lake

Take a drive to the Elkton Educational Community Center to tour t e utter�ly a ilion, a nati e plant nursery and historic trading fort. Bring a sack lunch.

Blackberry Jam Festival

The Blackberry Jam Festival is a wholesome community event in Lowell featuring great music, unique crafts, fun and delicious food. Bring money for lunch and souvenirs.

Adaptive Play Day at the Coast

Community Outing: Roaring Rapids

oa up t e sun, �ly ites and play games on t e eac Beach wheelchair available for those with accessibility barriers. Bring a picnic lunch and optional money for snacks. Please only register for one coast trip, this one or Sand Dunes Adventure.

Community Outing: Mall & Movie

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Salt Creek Falls Hike

Enjoy the scenery and spend part of the day hiking the trails. Participants will hike up to 3 miles, rain or shine. Bring a sack lunch and optional money for snacks. Wear good walking shoes and dress for the weather. Sa

$30

Kindtree Retreat Transportation For people who need a ride to the “Autism Rocks” Kindtree Family Retreat and back. Leave at 1 p.m. Friday and return to Hilyard at 3 p.m. Sunday. Round-trip or one-way Friday or Sunday. You must register for the camp through Kindtree.

Pizza and mini-golf at Roaring Rapids and Camp Putt. Bring money or lunc and or mini gol e

Join in to explore wonders like the Spruce Goose — the largest �lying oat e er uilt and ot er anti ue aircra t Museum admission is included in registration. Bring money for lunch and souvenirs. e

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Oregon Coast Aquarium

Visit the sea creatures and learn about ocean life. Registration fee includes admission. Bring money for lunch, snacks and souvenirs. e

Silver Falls Hike

Experience the beauty of Silver Falls’ 10 cascading waterfalls and enjoy nature’s wonders along the hiking trail. Bring a sack lunch to have a picnic. Involves hiking for up to two hours on uneven terrain and hills. Wear good walking shoes and dress for the weather. e

$30

Activity Level Ratings 3

Join friends on a giant dune buggy on the Oregon Dunes. Admission is included in registration fee. Bring a lunch. Not recommended for those who use wheelchairs or walkers. Please only register for one coast trip, this one or Play Day at the Coast. e

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Evergreen Air & Space Museum

Sand Dunes Adventure

Level 1 Little walking. OK for those with walkers, wheelﬃ e Level 2 Moderate walking. Similar to that at a shopping center or large museum. Level 3 e e e e e Level 4 e e e e rough, hilly or at higher altitude. Access to medical help e e Level 5 e e e e e e e e e e e e e

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Youth Activities Arts

Fashion Design, Intermediate Ages 11-16 Design your own stylish clothes and accessories using fun fabrics and patterns. Be creative and get tips from an experienced sewing instructor. Basic sewing skills and use of a sewing machine required.

Clay Wheel Throwing & Handbuilding Ages 10-15 Learn basic and advanced techniques of wheel throwing, hand building and glazing. Take home your own pots and bowls to share with your family. No prior clay or pottery experience is necessary, just a willingness to try new things. Work at your own pace. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Amy Graves Jul 10-Aug 28 W 4-6p

$72

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Fashion Design, Beginning Ages 10-14 A unique and exciting class designed for youth, encouraging their visions in creating fashionable new clothing. Youth will be given the opportunity to create and learn the use of a sewing machine. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Claire Filgate Jul 29-Aug 26 M 4-5:45p

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$60

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Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Claire Filgate Jul 29-Aug 26 M 6-7:45p

$60

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How to Draw Good Ages 10-14 This class isn’t just about learning to draw well. It’s about encouraging students to develop the lifelong habit of drawing. Classes will be geared toward the student’s interests. Lessons will be aimed at fusing the development of new skills and techniques in a fun encouraging environment. Class runs an hour, but students are welcome to stick around for another half hour of free-drawing and casual one-on-one instruction. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Ben Ricker Jul 15-Aug 19 M 4:15-5:45p

$30

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Youth Activities Photography, Beginning Ages 9-14 Capture the world around you. In this class we will learn fundamental techniques for taking memorable pictures. We will explore our environment and photograph interesting people, animals, landscapes and objects in nature. Youth will also learn basic composition, exposure and focusing. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Nichole Bowers Jul 17-Aug 21 W 4:15-5:30p

$30

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Photography, Intermediate Ages 9-14 Explore your camera’s technical properties in greater detail. In this class we will get creative with our composition and exposure techniques. Photography, Beginning class required. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Nichole Bowers Jul 17-Aug 21 W 5:30-6:45p

$30

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Dance

Explore rhythm, balance, and awareness while exploring movement through music. Petersen Barn Community Center Jul 8-Aug 19 M 5:30-6:15p

Preschool Play & Dance

Ages 14 months-3 years with adult

Using music and movement, youngsters explore and develop increased basic motor skills including strength, coordination and �le i ility is sa e and supporti e class is designed to uild sel con�idence and introduce c ildren to a structured setting. Amazon Community Center Jul 6-Aug 24 Sa 9:30-10a

$40

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Jazzy Jumping Hip-Hoppers Ages 3-5 is ig energy class is t e per ect �it or oys and girls in need of moving and grooving. Get down to kid friendly jazz and simple hip-hop moves. Amazon Community Center Jul 6-Aug 24 Sa 12:10-12:50p

Creative Movement Ages 3-5

$52

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$28

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Pre-Ballet Ages 3-5 Exploring all basic ballet techniques in a fun, safe and loving setting, your child will stretch, leap and dance down to monkey town. Students will discover their love of dance with fun creative music. Discover ballet stretches and moving creatively. Amazon Community Center Ages 3-4 Jul 6-Aug 24 Sa 10:30-11:10a Ages 4-5 Jul 6-Aug 24 Sa 11:20a-12p Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: TBA Ages 4-5 Jul 9-Aug 20 Tu 4:15-4:45p

$52

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Ballet Ages 4-6 & 6-12 Learn basic ballet postures while experimenting with creative movement. Emphasis will be on developing rhythm, balance and creativity. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: TBA Ages 4-6 Jul 8-Aug 19 M 4:30-5:15p Ages 6-12 Jul 9-Aug 20 Tu 6:15-7:15p

$28

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$35

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Youth Activities Ballet Plus Jazz Ages 5-7 Learn basic ballet postures while experimenting with creative movement. Have fun with jazzy moves. Emphasis will be on developing rhythm, balance and creativity. Amazon Community Center Jul 6-Aug 24 Sa 1-1:40p

$52

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Modern Choreography Ages 6-13

Gymnastics Gym Babies Ages 14 months-3 years with adult Introduction to pre-tumbling skills. Children gain �le i ility, strengt and coordination ile a ing un using mats, balance beam and a variety of equipment. Parent involvement is required.

This class is for all levels. We will cover the basic technique and fundamentals of modern dance, giving the dancers con�idence in t eir mo ement is con�idence paired it individual creativity will help students through the process of choreographing a piece of their own. No dance shoes needed.

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Lauri Segel-Vaccher Jun 24-Jul 29 M 9:30-10:15a

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jay Hall-Schnurrpusch Jul 9-Aug 20 Tu 5-6p

Let your child explore their physical abilities in a safe and fun environment. This pre-gymnastics class offers opportunities to uild con�idence in your c ild s a ility to success ully execute motor skills such as jumping, swinging and pulling. Inspires self-reliance in a fun and encouraging environment.

$35

#4197

FreeStyle Animation Dance Ages 8-15 Carlos Rasmussen, known as “Retro” in the dance community, is a student majoring in dance at Lane Community College. The freestyle animation he does combines waving, popping, locking, tutting and different styles of footwork. He’s also in�luenced y modern, rump, ip op, impro isation and ballet. This creates a style that’s free-form and unique. Join Carlos and learn to tell your story through movement. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Carlos Rasmussen Jul 11-Aug 29 Th 4-5p

$36

#2878

$44

#2898

Kinder Gymnastics Ages 3-5

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Lauri Segel-Vaccher Jun 24-Jul 29 M 10:30-11:15a

$44

#2899

Jump & Roll Ages 4-5 A class for any kid who needs to move more and do so in a disciplined environment learning basic gymnastic skills. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Lauri Segel-Vaccher Jun 24-Jul 29 M 11:30a-12:15p $44

#2900

SUNDAY

RIDE

SEPT 22ND Begining with the EUG Parade: Steppin’ Out Starts at Park Blocks at 11 a.m. Enjoy a longer parade route including Broadway and 8th Ave.

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ROLL & WALK

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Learn More at: eugenesundaystreets.org Email: SundayStreets@ci.eugene.or.us

Downtown Activity Centers at Park Blocks, Kesey Square, Monroe Park

Youth Activities

Kayaking

Leadership

Youth Whitewater Kayak, Row River Ages 11-17

Leadership-in-Training LIT Ages 12-16

For youth who have taken a previous whitewater kayak class or have previous whitewater kayak experience. Get back on the water and try a new river. The Row River is a Class II-plus river near Cottage Grove. River choice may change depending on water levels, instructors and the group. Bring water, lunch and a swimsuit. All river gear and transportation provided. If you have any questions please call 541-682-6321. Meet at River House Outdoor Center May 12 Su 9a-4p $55

#1795

Kayak Day Trip, Teens Ages 13-18 No experience necessary. Explore the Willamette River using sta le sit on top and in�lata le aya s it an option to swim the rapids. Bring water, lunch and clothing that can get wet. Paddle the moving water from Island Park in pring�ield to t e i er ouse utdoor enter in ugene Meet at River House Outdoor Center Aug 4 Su 10a-3p $47

#4513

This is an individualized internship program designed for self-starting teens who want to give back to the community. Includes trainings, trips and volunteer projects. Participants will progress individually with the goal of continuing through the year. To register call Amazon Community Center at 541-682-5373. Washington Park Center Jun 20, Jul 30, Aug 23 TuThF 9a-3:30p

$26

#3938

Teen Court Ages 12-17 Members of Eugene’s Teen Courts gain experience in decision making, communication and law. Defendants get an opportunity to take responsibility and keep a clean juvenile record. Help your fellow students, your community and yourself. If you live or attend school in Bethel School District (Bethel Teen Court) or in the area served by Churchill High School (West Eugene Teen Court), you probably qualify. Volunteer hours apply toward school community service requirements. For more information call 541-682-6376 or email BHernandez@eugene-or.gov.

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Youth Activities

Martial Arts Fencing Ages 8-11, 12+ Fencing is a classic martial sport with history, art, style and drama as well as being a fun physical activity for kids and parents. This class is an introduction to foil fencing, which concentrates on discipline, balance, coordination, sportsmanship and above all, fun. Equipment provided. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Carl Knoch Ages 8-11 Jul 2-Aug 20 Tu 1:45-2:30p Beginning Ages 12+ Jul 2-Aug 20 Tu 2:45-3:45p Intermediate Ages 12+ Jul 2-Aug 20 Tu 4-5p

$56

#2895

$89

#2896

$89

#2897

to uild con�idence and gain sel esteem ile e ercising and having fun. Not eligible for scholarship. Instructor: Albert Roy, Eugene School of Karate

Karate Tiger Tots Ages 3-4 In this happy, caring atmosphere your preschooler will be introduced to basic karate and life skills. This active class enhances hand-eye and foot-eye coordination, selfcon�idence and respect tudents ecome great listeners while learning important safety skills. Not eligible for scholarship. Instructor: Albert Roy, Eugene School of Karate Amazon Community Center Jun 25-Aug 20 Tu 9:15-9:45a Jun 27-Aug 22 Th 1-1:30p No class Jul 2, 4

$59 $59

#2969 #2970

Sheldon Community Center Jun 28-Aug 23 F 3-3:30p No class Jul 5

$59

#2977

Karate Tiny Tigers Ages 5-6 The Tiny Tiger program introduces partner work, team work, cooperation and group activities. Some competitive games are added to the lessons such as bunkai, sparring, selfdefense and elbow techniques. Not eligible for scholarship. Instructor: Albert Roy, Eugene School of Karate Amazon Community Center Jun 25-Aug 20 Tu 10-10:30a Jun 27-Aug 22 Th 1:45-2:15p No class Jul 2, 4

$59 $59

#2904 #2905

Sheldon Community Center Jun 28-Aug 23 F 3:45-4:15p No class Jul 5

$59

#2984

Amazon Community Center Jun 25-Aug 20 Tu 10:45-11:30a Jun 27-Aug 22 Th 2:30-3:15p No class Jul 2, 4

$67 $67

#2902 #2903

Sheldon Community Center Jun 28-Aug 23 F 4:30-5:15p No class Jul 5

$67

#2985

Taekwondo Ages 5-7 & 8-12 Develop a better awareness of your potential through the practice of taekwondo. This physical sport uses all the muscles and joints in the body while developing mental abilities that promote focus and self-discipline. Classes are non-combative and focus on providing the structure, knowledge and skills students will use to live a more con�ident, empo ered li e Echo Hollow Pool and Fitness Center Instructors: US TaeKwonDo College Ages 5-7 Jul 16-Aug 13 Tu 4:30-5:15p $35 Ages 8-12 Jul 16-Aug 13 Tu 5:30-6:30p $40

#4193 #4194

Music Music Play for Tykes Ages 2-5 with adult

Karate Ages 7-11

Children will be introduced to songs, instruments and the social environment of making music. Must register both parent and child. Both will participate. To register call Amazon Community Center at 541-682-5373.

This professionally developed program will help students improve listening skills, develop concentration and learn personal discipline and respect for others. It’s a great way

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Sarah Rose Jul 12-Aug 16 F 9:30-10:15a

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$21

#2971

Youth Activities Piano Lessons Ages 6+ Learn how to play the piano in a fun and relaxed environment. Private half-hour lessons include how to read music, exploring how the keyboard works to create your own music and technique exercises. All ages and levels welcome. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Sarah Rose Jul 1-Aug 19 M 1-1:30p Jul 1-Aug 19 M 1:30-2p Jul 1-Aug 19 M 2-2:30p Jul 1-Aug 19 M 2:30-3p Jul 1-Aug 19 M 3-3:30p Jul 1-Aug 19 M 3:30-4p

$140 $140 $140 $140 $140 $140

#3043 #3044 #3045 #3046 #3047 #3048

Guitar, Beginning Ages 12-18 Gain a solid foundation of guitar basics. In this class we will learn fundamental chords, scales and songs while developing listening and improvisation skills. Come have fun and play music. Bring your own guitar. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Alexandre Pabst Jul 18-Aug 22 Th 4:15-5:15p

$40

#4190

No School Days Alsea Falls Trails Mountain Bike No School Day Ages 11-14 For youth who enjoy biking off-road, spend the day out of school and on the dirt, on Alsea Falls trails near Monroe. Must have bike riding experience. Climbing hills is unavoidable. A well maintained mountain bike is needed. Bikes are available to borrow but limited. Please call 541-682-6321. Meet at River House Outdoor Center May 3 Fri 9a-4p $55

#1469

Skateboarding Skateboarding Free Drop-In Lessons All ages Learn the fundamentals of skateboarding and park riding. Helmets required, full pads are highly recommended. Parent attendance is required for children ages six and younger. A guardian signature is required for participants ages 17 and under. Some gear is available for loan. WJ Skatepark & Urban Plaza, Washington & 1st Ave. Apr 13-Jun 1 Sa 10a-12p Tu 3:30-5:30p Free Drop-in

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Youth Early Learning & After School Enriching fun at three locations for children ages 2½ t roug �i t grade our c ild ill e perience uni ue and exciting ways to be engaged. Child safety and parent peace of mind is the foundation o our sta training, ic includes �irst aid and curriculum and behavior management. With our staff’s guidance, your child will discover the world around them through social interaction, learning and play. Please call the center of your choice for more information or go to GetRec.org/childcare. Registration is ongoing. Ask about scholarships.

After School Enrichment Sheldon Center Grades K-5 Children can explore their interests, play with peers, be physically active or be quiet and rest after a busy school day. Rec staff lead projects, activities and games and are available to help with homework. Each day includes outside or gym play and is balanced between activities and free-choice time. Fees include snack and regular opportunities to swim. 541-682-5312 School release until 6p, M-F or MWF or TuTh

Early Learning Amazon Preschool at Amazon Center 541-682-5373 • Summer Camps, ages 3-5, see pages 26-27 • Preschool returns in September for ages 3-5 9a-12p, M-F or MWF or TuTh

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Youth Camps A camp for every child Eugene Rec summer camps offer youth the opportunity to explore what they love, learn new skills, and forge lasting friendships in a safe, supportive environment. With an astonishing breadth of activities, we truly have a camp for every child! How do I sign up? Register online at GetRec.org/register or through any Eugene Rec community center or pool. Some camps may accept a deposit to reserve your child’s place; contact the center for details. What if my child needs accommodations? All camps are open to all children regardless of ability. We take a team approach to include children who require extra support, with camper safety as our number one priority. Visit GetRec.org/recinclusion for more information or to �ill out an inclusion re uest orm lease gi e us t o ee s

notice. For more information see page 6. Summer Quest amp is speci�ically designed or yout it disa ilities see 96 . pages 36-38, camp ●

What else do I need to know? e must a e a current ummer amp ealt Form on �ile for all campers. Forms are available online at GetRec.org/ reccamps. Read the description of your selected camp carefully and plan accordingly – you may need to pack a lunch or sunscreen for your child. Finding the right camp for your child Matching your child’s personality and interests is an important part of choosing the right camp. Consider the camp’s staff-to-child ratio, level of activity, and the total number of kids to determine which camp environment best suits your child’s personality and temperament. For more information about each camp, call the facility and speak with our staff. GetRec.org

Youth Camps

Locations Adaptive Rec Hilyard Community Center, 2580 Hilyard St., Eugene 97405 541-682-5311

Journey through amazing adventures with Summer Quest Camp. Experience outdoor recreation, swimming, trips and projects. Develop friendships and life skills. Designed for individuals who generally ene�it rom e tra support as t ey stri e or daily success within school, recreation and community settings. Campers must be enrolled in secondary education for the 2019-20 academic year to register. If registration is full, please add name to the wait list to help us determine demand. Typical Schedule 9:30a-4:30p, ages 12-21 Subject to change • Mon ﬁe • e e e e e • e e ﬁe • ee e • e e e •

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Amazon Community Center 2700 Hilyard St., Eugene 97405 541-682-5373

magine, play and create! amps o er a ide ariety of choices including dance, role playing games, art, theater, design and engineering. Active outside games and swimming add to the arts experience. Art instructors, educators and recreation staff provide a safe and fun summer. Campers should bring lunch, water bottle and sunscreen. Typical Daily Schedule Ages 6-11 Subject to change • e e e e ee e • e • e • e e • e • • e TuTh: Amazon Pool • e e e e

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Petersen Barn Community Center 870 Berntzen Rd., Eugene 97402 541-682-5521

Learn unique skills and connect with new friends in our hands-on camps. Challenge yourself as we explore movement, culture, creativity and technology. o er camper to sta ratios to ensure t e est possible learning outcomes. assionate leaders o are committed to s ar ing expertise in a creative and enjoyable way. earn li elong s ills in a ands on en ironment

Pools e e e 1655 Echo Hollow Rd., Eugene 97402 541-682-5525 e e e e 2443 Willakenzie, Eugene 97401 541-682-5314

Cool off and build new skills with our aquatics camps, where campers will be coached by professional and experienced staff. Other youth aquatics programs this summer are on pages 44-49.

River House Outdoor Center 301 N. Adams St., Eugene 97402 541-682-5329

i e is etter outdoors! i er ouse camps o er a huge range of activities including biking, tree climbing, kayaking, sailing, skateboarding, stand-up paddleboarding, rafting and more. Camps provide:

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assionate and s illed outdoor leaders o are committed to having “best days ever.” rograms or almost any age and a ility le el from beginning to advanced. o camper to sta ratios to ensure t e est possible learning environment.

Youth Camps Sheldon Community Center 2445 Willakenzie Rd., Eugene 97401 541-682-5312

In our Preschool Camps for ages 3 years 9 months to 5, campers will enjoy themed activities in a nurturing and developmentally appropriate environment. Skilled teachers engage children in early learning through sensory, pre-literacy, math, science and art exploration activities. Every week campers will enjoy active outdoor and water play. These camps are designed for children who have attended preschool or other childcare programs. Children must be potty trained. In our Elementary Camps for ages 6-11, we offer traditional day camp experiences with engaging themes, crafts, group games and outdoor play. ampers go on at least one �ield trip per ee and have two opportunities to swim at Sheldon Pool. In all of our camps the schedule is subject to c ange dependent on camp t eme, �ield trips and eat er ll materials, �ield trips and snac s are included in fees. Sibling discounts available. Camper Information Packets will be sent via email t o ee s e ore t e �irst day o camp Typical Daily Schedule Ages 6-11 Subject to change • 7:30-9a Extended care, separate sign-up (see below) • 9-9:15a Check in & opening activity • 9:30a-12p Activity rotations & snack • 12-1p Lunch & down time • 1-1:30p Group games • 1:30-4p Activity rotations, swimming, ﬁe • 4-4:30p Closing activity • 4:30p Check out • 4:30-6p Extended care, separate sign-up (see below) Extended Care Ages 3¾-11 Requires separate registration; call 541-682-5312 • Ages 3¾-5 7:30-9a $23/week 2-6p $60/week • Ages 6-11 7:30-9a $23/week 12-6p $60/week

Wayne Morse Family Farm & Park 595 Crest Dr., Eugene 97405 541-682-5373

Camps offer outdoor play all day long. Experienced staff provide a safe place for active kids on 27 acres of woods and meadows. Activities include arts and crafts, group games, sports and board games. o ull days eac ee are spent on �ield trips, either to a beautiful and fun out-of-town location or to Amazon Pool and a local park. Schedule is subject to change depending on camp theme, �ield trip and eat er ring a ig lunc , ater bottle, sunscreen, swimsuit and towel. On-Site Days (3 days a week) • 7:30-9a Check-in, games • 9-10a Round-up & rules, snack • 10-11:30a Activity rotations – games, skits, crafts, READ dogs guests • 11:30a-12p Lunch • 12-1:30p Open forest & free time • 1:30-3p Activity rotations – games, skits & crafts • 3-3:15p Afternoon snack • 3:15-3:45p Whole group activity or game • 3:45-5p Open forest & water play • 5-6p Free time & clean up Field Trip Days (2 days a week) Campers leave at 9a and return by 5p (subject to change)

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Youth Camps

Preschool Dates

Days

Ages Time

Title

Location

Cost

Number

Jun 24-28

M-F

3-5

9a-12p

1 Space ●

Amazon

$64

#3807

3-5

9a-2p

2 Shark Week ●

Sheldon

$106

#4600

MTuWF 3-5

9a-12p

3 Dinosaurs ●

Amazon

$50

#3895

3-5

9a-12p

4 Joyful Music & Movement ●

Pete Barn

$51

#4509

3-5

9a-2p

5 Edible Fun ●

Sheldon

$85

#4609

3-5

9a-12p

6 Art ●

Amazon

$64

#3896

3-5

9a-12p

7 Superhero Training Camp ●

Pete Barn

$64

#4510

3-5

9a-2p

8 World Cultures ●

Sheldon

$106

#4616

3-5

9a-12p

9 Dragons & Castles ●

Amazon

$64

#3897

3-5

9a-12p

10 Fairy Tale Wonderland ●

Pete Barn

$64

#4514

3-5

9a-2p

11 Dino-mite ●

Sheldon

$106

#4622

3-5

9-11:30a

12 Safety Town ●

Prairie Mtn

$40

3-5

12 Safety Town 12:30-3p ●

Prairie Mtn

$40

3-5

9a-12p

13 Messy ●

Amazon

$64

#3898

3-5

9a-12p

14 Under the Sea ●

Pete Barn

$64

#4517

3-5

9a-2p

15 Space Exploration ●

Sheldon

$106

#4626

3-5

9a-12p

16 Forest Critters ●

Amazon

$64

#3899

3-5

9a-12p

17 Science Rules ●

Pete Barn

$64

#4533

3-5

9a-2p

18 Fairies, Gnomes & Elves ●

Sheldon

$106

#4631

3-5

9a-12p

19 Construction Camp ●

Amazon

$64

#3900

3-5

9a-12p

20 Dinosaur Quest ●

Pete Barn

$64

#4536

3-5

9a-2p

21 Messy Science ●

Sheldon

$106

#4635

3-5

9a-12p

22 Potions & Slime ●

Amazon

$64

#3901

3-5

9a-12p

23 Ready, Set, Go! ●

Pete Barn

$64

#4538

3-5

9a-2p

4 Joyful Music & Movement ●

Sheldon

$106

#4636

3-5

9a-12p

24 I Spy ●

Amazon

$64

#3902

3-5

9a-12p

25 Out of this World ●

Pete Barn

$64

#4542

3-5

9a-2p

26 Messy Art ●

Sheldon

$106

#4637

Jul 1-3, 5

Jul 8-12

Jul 15-19

Jul 15-26

Jul 22-26

M-F

Jul 29-Aug 2 M-F

Aug 5-9

Aug 12-16

Aug 19-23

M-F

1 Space Ages 3-5 ●

3 Dinosaurs Ages 3-5 ●

e uni erse is �illed it ondrous sig ts a e stars and planets, learn about the solar system and the Milky Way.

Visit the time of the dinosaurs and be a dinosaur explorer. The room will become a jungle where you hunt for fossils. Watch the volcano explode and hatch your own dinosaur egg.

2 Shark Week Ages 3-5 ●

Dive into the fun as we learn all about shark teeth and take silly pictures with our camp mascot, Sharky.

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4 Joyful Music & Movement Ages 3-5 ●

Shake, move and groove in this preschool camp. Explore music through song and dance games, build instruments, tac le an o stacle course and more!

Youth Camps 5 Edible Fun Ages 3-5 ●

15 Space Exploration Ages 3-5 ●

Learn about nutrition and what our bodies need to be healthy. Practice your chef skills as e e plore �inger oods, make fruit kabobs and try out other easy recipes.

What makes up the earth’s layers, how does gravity work and how can we help protect our planet? This week will be out of this world as we answer these questions and more.

6 Art Ages 3-5 ●

16 Forest Critters Ages 3-5 ●

You can make art out of anything. Paint, make clay projects, prints and ma e a ig mural it your eet! earn to paint from head to toe. Wear clothes that can get stained or dirty.

The most amazing forest is right here in the Willamette Valley. From the smallest mouse to the great elks of the forest, learn about the animals who live here.

7 Superhero Training Camp Ages 3-5 ●

17 Science Rules Ages 3-5 ●

alling all o ant to e super eroes! oin us or training camp i you are ready to �ind your superpo ers, uild your super costumes and train your body through courses and c allenges to sa e t e day!

Build a volcano and watch it erupt, make gooey slime, test your design ideas in balloon races and egg drop challenges.

8 World Cultures Ages 3-5 ●

Take a trip around the world as we sample foods, hear stories and listen to music of different cultures. 9 Dragons & Castles Ages 3-5 ●

Let your imagination create a magical world of fairies, dragons and eroes uild castles and ma e dragons to �ly through the sky. 10 Fairy Tale Wonderland Ages 3-5 ●

Step into a fantasy world, dress up, make wings and wands, play games, build a magic castle, get your face painted and more!

18 Fairies, Gnomes & Elves Ages 3-5 ●

Explore a magical world of mystical creatures as we read fairy tales, hunt for gnome huts and play make believe. Make an enchanted terrarium to take home. 19 Construction Camp Ages 3-5 ●

Use cardboard, tubes, bottles, pipes and string to make treasures that you can take home or take apart. Build giant towers with your friends or make teeny tiny huts just for you. 20 Dinosaur Quest Ages 3-5 ●

oin us or a urassic ad enture! atc dinosaur eggs, ma e fossil prints and play dinosaur tag games. 21 Messy Science Ages 3-5 ●

11 Dino-mite Ages 3-5 ●

et messy it s a ing cream paint and �ind out at happens when you introduce a pack of Mentos to 7-Up.

Grab your binoculars for a dinosaur egg hunt. Explore how dinosaurs lived and make a dinosaur pendant.

22 Potions & Slime Ages 3-5 ●

12 Safety Town Ages 3-5 ●

Make secret potions and slimy gak. Paint with salt and ice. Mix oil and water with color and watch what happens.

Safety Town is a two-week program that will emphasize pedestrian and bicycle safety, and also cover school bus sa ety, personal sa ety, poison pre ention, asic �ire prevention, car passenger safety, water safety and various ot er sa ety su ects ampers ill e plore a police car, �ire truck and school bus. Each child will receive a T-shirt. Camp is held at Prairie Mountain School, 5305 Royal Ave. For information and to register call Jeff Blonde, 541-682-8332. 13 Messy Ages 3-5 ●

is is de�initely t e messiest camp e er ide t e a e a Mess Slip-n-Slide. Paint with spaghetti, ice cubes and cream. Be sure to wear old clothes that can get stained and messy. 14 Under the Sea Ages 3-5 ●

Go on a treasure hunt, have a tropical lu-‘au party, make an ocean in a bottle and explore life under the sea with ocean critter crafts and games.

23 Ready, Set, Go! ●

Ages 3-5

Explore land, water and sky modes of transportation in this camp or iddos o lo e all t ings t at go! a e a o car, dig in a muddy work site with trucks, paint a wood airplane and craft your own boat to race. 24 I Spy Ages 3-5 ●

There will be a new secret to uncover every day. Be a detecti e, ma e a spyglass and use it to �ind t e idden secrets 25 Out of this World Ages 3-5 ●

astronauts prepare or li to ! e are exploring out-of-this-world crafts, games and songs. Build a roc et s ip, paint a planet and so muc more! 26 Messy Art Ages 3-5 ●

Explore color mixing with liquid watercolors and make your own slime. GetRec.org

Youth Camps

Elementary Dates

Days

Ages Time

Title

Location

Cost

Number

Jun 24-28

M-F

6-8

9a-3:30p

27 Jedi Academy ●

Amazon

$146

#3862

6-8

28 Miniature Worlds 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3954

6-8

29 Secret Agent 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3894

6-11

30 Cottage Grove Lake 7:30a-6p ●

Morse Farm $158

#3698

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Sheldon Pool $150

#4643

7-18

9a-1p

32 Skateboard ●

Cal Young MS $140

#4086

9-11

9a-3:30p

33 American School of Wizardry ●

Amazon

$170

#3890

9-11

28 Miniature Worlds 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3955

9-11

29 Secret Agent 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3903

9-12

9a-4p

34 3 Bs: Bikes/Boats/Birds ●

River House $140

#4184

9a-3:30p

35 Little Wizards ●

Amazon

$117

#3923

Jul 1-3

M-W

Jul 1-3, 5

MTuWF 6-8

Jul 8-12

Jul 15-19

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Camp descriptions are on following pages.

M-F

6-8

36 Fit & Legit 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$90

#3958

6-8

37 Now We’re Cookin’ 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$90

#4017

6-11

38 Honeyman Park at the Coast 7:30a-6p ●

Morse Farm $126

#4187

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Echo Hollow $120

#4432

9-11

9a-3:30p

39 VEX IQ Robotics ●

Amazon

$136

#3936

9-11

40 Color Play 9a-3:30p ●

Amazon

$117

#3937

9-11

36 Fit & Legit 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$90

#3959

9-11

37 Now We’re Cookin’ 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$90

#3957

6-8

9a-3:30p

Amazon

$146

#3925

6-8

42 EarthWise 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3960

6-8

43 World Cultures 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3962

6-8

10a-4p

River House $245

#3303

6-11

45 Enchanted Forest 7:30a-6p ●

Morse Farm $158

#4207

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Sheldon Pool $150

#4644

8-10

10a-4p

46 Adventure Bike ●

River House $210

#4088

9-11

47 Jedi–Clone Wars 1–Geonosis 9a-3:30p ●

Amazon

$170

#3939

9-11

42 EarthWise 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3961

9-11

43 World Cultures 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3963

6-8

48 Alice in Wonderland 9a-3:30p ●

Amazon

$146

#3927

6-8

49 Build & Destroy 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3964

6-8

50 Old Fashioned Summer 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3966

6-11

51 Sailing & Swimming 7:30a-6p ●

Morse Farm $158

#4208

41 Mad Scientists ●

44 Full Moon Rising ●

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Ages Time

Title

Location

Cost

Number

Jul 15-19

M-F

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Echo Hollow $150

#4433

9-11

52 Clay & Sculpture 9a-3:30p ●

Amazon

$146

#4164

9-11

49 Build & Destroy 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3965

9-11

50 Old-Fashioned Summer 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3967

6-8

9a-3:30p

Amazon

$146

#3928

6-8

54 Space Explorers 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3987

6-8

55 Splish Splash 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3985

6-11

7:30a-6p

56 Lane County Fair ●

Morse Farm $158

#4209

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Sheldon Pool $150

#4645

7-18

9a-1p

32 Skateboard ●

Cal Young MS $140

#4321

8-10

10a-4p

44 Full Moon Rising ●

River House $245

#3304

9-11

57 Girl Powered Robotics & STEM Amazon 9a-3:30p ●

$170

#3941

9-11

58 Ocean Adventures 9a-3:30p ●

Amazon

$146

#4434

9-11

54 Space Explorers 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3995

9-11

55 Splish Splash 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3986

6-8

9a-3:30p

Amazon

$146

#3930

6-8

60 Ancient Civilizations 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3999

6-8

61 Crazy Contraptions 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3997

6-8

10a-4p

River House $245

#3305

6-11

62 Fall Creek 7:30a-6p ●

Morse Farm $158

#4210

7-14

9a-3:45p

Echo Hollow $150

#4436

9-11

63 Bookmaking 9a-3:30p ●

Amazon

$146

#4169

9-11

60 Ancient Civilizations 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#4004

9-11

61 Crazy Contraptions 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#3998

9-12

9a-12p

Amazon

$85

#4218

9-13

65 Musical Theater 9a-3:30p ●

Amazon

$146

#4217

6-8

66 Classic Fairy Tales 9a-3:30p ●

Amazon

$146

#3931

6-8

67 Hometown Explorers 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#4003

6-8

68 Willy Wonka Week 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#4005

6-11

69 Wildlife Safari 7:30a-6p ●

Morse Farm $158

#4211

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Sheldon Pool $150

#4646

8-10

10a-4p

44 Full Moon Rising ●

River House $245

#3306

9-11

70 Steam On! 9a-3:30p ●

Amazon

$146

#4173

9-11

67 Hometown Explorers 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#4002

9-11

68 Willy Wonka Week 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#4006

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M-F

Jul 29-Aug 2 M-F

Aug 5-9

M-F

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Ages Time

Title

Location

Cost

Number

Aug 12-16

M-F

6-8

9a-3:30p

71 Ocean Tides ●

Amazon

$146

#3932

6-8

72 Music is Magic 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#4009

6-8

73 Survival at Sheldon 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#4007

6-11

74 Heceta Head at the Coast 7:30a-6p ●

Morse Farm $158

#4212

7-11

1-5p

75 Tree Climbing & Rafting ●

River House $225

#4810

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Echo Hollow $150

#4437

9-11

76 Stranger Things at Amazon 9a-3:30p ●

Amazon

$146

#4177

9-11

72 Music is Magic 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#4008

9-11

73 Survival at Sheldon 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#4015

6-8

77 Spy Camp 9a-3:30p ●

Amazon

$146

#3933

6-8

78 Enchanted Summer 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#4010

6-8

79 Olympic Games 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#4012

6-11

80 Rafting on the River 7:30a-6p ●

Morse Farm $158

#4213

7-11

1-5p

75 Tree Climbing & Rafting ●

River House $225

#4811

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Sheldon Pool $150

#4647

9-11

81 Doctor Who 9a-3:30p ●

Amazon

$146

#4179

9-11

78 Enchanted Summer 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#4013

9-11

79 Olympic Games 9a-4:30p ●

Sheldon

$112

#4011

9-12

9a-3:30p

Amazon

$146

#4181

6-11

83 Triangle Lake 7:30a-6p ●

Morse Farm $158

#4214

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Echo Hollow $150

#4339

7-18

9a-1p

32 Skateboard, Girls ●

Cal Young MS $140

#4087

9-13

9a-4p

84 Puppet Theater ●

Pete Barn

#4425

Aug 19-23

Aug 26-30

M-F

82 Printmaking ●

$160

27 Jedi Academy Ages 6-8 ●

31 Swim & Tennis Ages 7-14 ●

Welcome to the Jedi Training Academy. Develop your skills and learn the ways of the Force. You will receive Padawan robes, utility belts and your own lightsaber. Jedi Masters will teach you how to protect the galaxy from injustice.

Learn the basics of tennis, competitive swimming and water polo. Should be able to swim 25 yards. Bring sunscreen, snacks and a lunch.

28 Miniature Worlds Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

32 Skateboard Ages 7-18 ●

Design and build your own miniature world in this popular camp a e tiny oods, miniature �igures, terrariums and di oramas. The projects may be small but be ready for huge fun.

Learn the fundamentals of skateboarding and park riding. Helmets required, full pads recommended. Helmets, pads, oards a aila le or loan ncrease your s ills and con�idence starting at Cal Young Skatepark and working up to other parks.

29 Secret Agent Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

33 American School of Wizardry Ages 9-11 ●

rite messages in code, dust or �ingerprints and use clues to solve puzzles. You never know where the trail will lead. Join us for a week of adventure and mystery.

oung itc es and i ards! one your s ills at t e merican School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Learn spell casting, potion making, quidditch and more led by Professor Lupin.

30 Cottage Grove Lake Ages 6-11 ●

34 3 Bs: Bikes/Boats/Birds Ages 9-12 ●

tart your summer o rig t im, �loat and �ly ites at the lake. Make crafts and play games at Morse Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool.

Appreciate our local bird population by bicycle and boating activities. Bike to see wetland and meadow birds, visit the Raptor Center and kayak Coyote Creek to see water birds.

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a e your o n ands, potions and �lying roomstic s! ll magical children get to hone their skills at the American School for Junior Witches and Wizards. All you need is your imagination and we will provide the spark of magic to send you soaring on an enchanted adventure. 36 Fit & Legit Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

Can’t sit still? This is the camp for you. Practice your climbing and jumping skills at Northwest Ninja Park. Get ready to play some of your all-time favorite games and try some crazy new sports this week. 37 Now We’re Cookin’ Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

Try a different recipe each day. Visit a local restaurant and try your and at ma ing your o n ice cream �la or ou won’t want to miss this week of food and fun. 38 Honeyman Park at the Coast Ages 6-11 ●

Swim, tumble down the dunes and make sand castles at Lake Cleawox at the coast near Florence. Make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. 39 VEX IQ Robotics Ages 9-11 ●

ome design and play it ro ots! is a snap together robotics system designed to offer students a rich and exciting introduction to robotics. Teams of students will be tasked with designing and building a robot to play against other teams. Teams will compete in three or four challenges designed to increase their understanding of mechanical systems and engineering and improve their driving skills. No robotics experience is necessary. 40 Color Play Ages 9-11 ●

Here are the tricks of the trade for making fun optical art that will rock your eyeballs. Make great tie-dye, paint with salt and wax, make pinwheels and pop-up books. 41 Mad Scientists Ages 6-8 ●

Why don’t oil and water mix? Do slime and gloop have anything in common? Use ordinary household items to conduct hands-on experiments about centrifugal force, chemical reactions and gravity. 42 EarthWise Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

Learn about our planet and some of the wonders it holds. Look down at some insects, gaze up to the tree tops and clouds and learn about how it all works. Plan on being outside a lot and exploring the wonders of Mount Pisgah Arboretum.

43 World Cultures Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

Travel the world without leaving Eugene. Experience new foods, create worldly arts and crafts and learn about people from all over the globe. Keep an eye out for West African drums, dances from England and many other cultural surprises. 44 Full Moon Rising Ages 6-8 & 8-10 ●

Join the River House guides and experience an outdoor adventure every day, from rafting to tree climbing and everything in between. 45 Enchanted Forest Ages 6-11 ●

Use the power of your imagination to create a magical time at Wayne Morse Farm and take a trip to the Enchanted Forest. Make crafts and play games, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. 46 Adventure Bike Ages 8-10 ●

camp o eeled ad enture! plore t e natural orld, cruise the Ruth Bascom Riverbank Path System, design a bike obstacle course, ride trails and raft down the river using bikes for the shuttle. Become a safer cyclist by learning basic bike handling, maintenance skills, the rules of road and bike etiquette. See how much fun exploring by bike is. 47 Jedi Saga: The Clone Years Volume 1 – ● Geonosis Ages 9-11 For generations, the Jedi Knights have been the guardians of peace and justice in the Republic, but times are changing. With the Battle of Geonosis, the Clone Wars have begun. e edi and t e rand rmy o t e epu lic must �ig t back against many sinister forces as battles rage across the galaxy. Join us in the Clone Military Educational Complex and train to defend the cause.

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Youth Camps 48 Alice in Wonderland Ages 6-8 ●

You must have fallen down the rabbit hole! Come join Alice and her friends for a week of wonder and whimsy as we gear up for our own mad tea party, and play a game of live cards in which you make up the deck.

ess ts Ages 6-8 ou ill de�initely get messy t is ee Frolic it e eryday ingredients to ma e a �i ing, splattery mess Make gak, exploding chalk and have a paint balloon toss. Be sure to only wear clothes that can get stained and dirty.

49 Build & Destroy Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

54 Space Explorers Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

Sometimes the best part of building something is knocking it down. This week we challenge you to build the biggest tower, the strongest bridge and the coolest catapult. The challenge may be different each day, but the goal is the same – build and destroy.

Ever wonder if there are other planets like ours out there? Curious about stars, planets and far away galaxies? You will lo e t e trip to ugene s planetarium! oin us as e get in our imaginary spaces ips and e plore in�inity and eyond

50 Old-Fashioned Summer Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

Join us for some good old-fashioned fun as we run through sprinklers, make our own ice cream and play some of the games your parents used to play back in the old days. You won’t want to miss our trip to Honeyman State Park for a day on the dunes. 51 Sailing & Swimming Ages 6-11 ●

Learn about sailing and water safety at Fern Ridge Reservoir with experienced sailors. Make crafts and play games at Morse Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. 52 Clay & Sculpture Ages 9-11 ●

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55 Splish Splash Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

At Sheldon, we spend a lot of time in the water. We do have a pool after all. But this week is especially soaked with fun as we play extra wet games and get to go sailing on Fern idge eser oir! eep yoursel cool t is summer and oin us for the festivities. 56 Lane County Fair Ages 6-11 ●

There is entertainment for everyone at the fair: animals, exhibits, ventriloquists, magicians and, of course, the AllAlaskan Pig Races. There is so much to do we won’t be going on the rides on the fairway. Make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool.

Venture into the world of sculpture. Learn the many ways to make images both real and imaginary including using clay, found materials and paper. Let your imagination take form in three dimensions.

Los Monarcas de Eugene will host three free baseball clinics this summer! The clinics are open to all children 7 - 14 years old and will be held at Petersen Barn Park. Current Monarcas players will serve as coaches and lead participants in hands-on exercises including infield drills, running, throwing and basic baseball skills. The clinics will be held on Sunday, June 23, Sunday, July 7 and Saturday, Aug. 3. Drop-in. The clinics begin at 9 a.m. and go until 10:30 a.m. Equipment will be provided as well as tickets to that night’s Monarcas game. For more information, call Petersen Barn Community Center at 541-682-5521. These events are made possible by Kendall Auto, Carls Jr. and Mountain Dew.

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FOOD CAMPS at Petersen Barn

FREE for Bethel School District students

Iron Chef Camp

For incoming 6th, 7th & 8th Grade Bethel Students July 8-11 M-TH 2p-4p Aug 12-15 M-TH 2p-4p Join the Extension Service for a 1-week cooking camp that culminates in an ‘Iron Chef’ style competition.

Kids in the Kitchen

For incoming 3rd, 4th & 5th Grade Bethel Students Aug 5-8 M-TH 2p-4p Teaches your child how to read recipes, use kitchen equipment, and make healthy snacks and meals for themselves and, with any luck, the whole family! To register, contact: Elizabeth.dowrie@oregonstate.edu or call 541-344-0249, x5

Youth Camps 62 Fall Creek Ages 6-11 ●

Winberry State Recreation Site and Fall Creek Recreation Area offer some of the best summer swimming in Oregon. Make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. 63 Bookmaking Ages 9-11 ●

Everyone has a good story to tell. Develop a storyline for your book, comic or graphic novel. Learn to use a variety of methods: drawing, painting, collage. Bind your book to create t e �inis ed product

57 Girl Powered VEX IQ Robotics ● & STEM Challenges Ages 9-11 The goal of this girl-powered camp is to show how exciting it is to be involved with STEM. We will be showcasing examples of how women are changing the world, providing tools for success and creating a comfortable environment ere all students con�idence and a ilities can �louris Led by an all-female team, including professional women in the industry, girls will design and build robots to use in challenge games, explore graphical computer programming, participate in engineering challenges and explore science through hands-on activities. No previous experience is necessary. For those who identify as female. 58 Ocean Adventures Ages 9-11 ●

Explore the depths of the sea. Travel from the lowest point in the ocean, the Challenger Deep, to the tidepools of regon isit t e sea�loor using s ne online ocean viewer. Learn about some of many creatures that call the ocean home. 59 Animals A to Z Ages 6-8 ●

Learn about the different animals that share our planet. From the Artic to the African continent, discover what animals survive best in the ice or in the desert. Find out about the animals that live right here in your own town. 60 Ancient Civilizations Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

Learn about ancient cultures from around the world. Discover the history of human life in the Willamette Valley as we visit the Natural History Museum. 61 Crazy Contraptions Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

esign roc ets t at �ly and a toy t at mo es uild a catapult, marshmallow shooter and a giant slingshot, then see i you can it t e target ome uild it us!

64 Tabletop Role Playing Game ● – We B4 Goblins! Ages 9-12 The LickToad Goblins must prove their mettle by undergoing a series of challenges, like shouting insults with hot rocks in their mouths and making a dangerous trek to the Cave of Darkfear. As they head back to the village, t ey �ind a edding cele ration! ill t ey success ully wreak havoc upon the nuptials or will they be smashed by al�lings ielding rying pans oin us or anot er ta letop ad enture as c aotic and earless go lins! 65 Musical Theater Ages 9-13 ●

There’s no business like show business. Come take a closer look at the three pillars of musical theater: singing, dancing and acting. The days will be spent learning show tunes, playing acting games and dancing our hearts out. All skill levels are welcome, and parents can come view our performance at the end of the week. 66 Classic Fairy Tales Ages 6-8 ●

Once upon a time in a magical kingdom, there lived a brave and most creati e c ild you! ct out t e story o your favorite character, create a mirror-mirror for your wall. Be one of the lost boys and girls as you explore fairy tales with courage, daring and ingenuity. 67 Hometown Explorers Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

There is so much to see and do in Eugene. Join us this week as we explore our town’s parks and historic sites. 68 Willy Wonka Week Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

Mr. Wonka said “a little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.” Come play with us this week as we eat, play and create a little nonsense. And don’t miss our trip to the Gilbert House in Salem for a truly magical day. Just how Willy Wonka would want it. 69 Wildlife Safari Ages 6-11 ●

Experience an African safari on a drive through the 600acre park. Get up close to ostriches, Ankole-Watusi cattle, lions and giraffes. Make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. GetRec.org

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Don’t believe what you hear – the Upside-Down is real. The Portal is active. A government conspiracy is afoot. Help us research this dangerous place while hiding from government agents and any others who may try to stop you. 77 Spy Camp Ages 6-8 ●

Calling all secret agents to come in out of the cold. Using a ig ly classi�ied document la eled eyes only, you and your teammates will work to crack the case. 78 Enchanted Summer Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

70 Steam On! Ages 9-11 ●

Hands-on explorations in science, technology, engineering, arts and math. Fun, innovative and creative learning through play. 71 Ocean Tides Ages 6-8 ●

The ocean covers 71% of the Earth’s surface. What do you really know about the many creatures who call the ocean their home? Find out what you have in common with whales and dolphins. Learn about the mysterious creatures that live 20,000 leagues under the sea. 72 Music is Magic Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

When you get confused, do you listen to music? Do you love to sing and make beautiful noise? If so, you will love this week of camp. Make your own instruments, participate in a talent show and learn about some of the amazing music venues here in Eugene. 73 Survival at Sheldon Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

Build shelters, read maps and learn other basics of survival during t is un �illed ee o sur i al and ad enture a e sure not to miss our whitewater rafting trip on the c en ie i er! 74 Heceta Head at the Coast Ages 6-11 ●

Visit the old lighthouse at the mouth of Cape Creek. Explore the beach and river trails. Make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. 75 Tree Climbing & Rafting Ages 7-11 ●

Spend an exciting week outdoors climbing trees for two days, hiking one and rafting two – one day on the Willamette River and one day on the lower McKenzie River.

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Join us for this fantastic and magical week at Sheldon Community Center. Create your own magic wand and cast a spell. Make some fairy wings and/or a wizard’s hat. Turn your sister or brother into a frog. Not really, but it ill still e un specially en e ta e a �ield trip to t e nc anted Forest! 79 Olympic Games Ages 6-8 & 9-11 ●

The Olympics are taking a year off, but that doesn’t mean we can’t bring our competitive spirit to this week’s activities. Whether you are already an expert in an event or if you want to learn a new skill, it will be a great week to run, swim, jump and throw your way into the winner’s circle. 80 Rafting on the River Ages 6-11 ●

Learn about rivers, water safety and water games. River House Outdoor Center staff will guide kids ages 6-8 on the Willamette River and ages 9-11 on the McKenzie River. Make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. 81 Doctor Who Ages 9-11 ●

Calling all Time Lords. We know you’re out there. Work with us to stop t e ale s rom in�iltrating our city and e ter minating all life as we know it. Join us, the TARDIS awaits. 82 Printmaking Ages 9-12 ●

Printmaking is a fun and easy way to make copies of your artwork by using a press or by rubbing ink onto the printing plate. Learn how to use linoleum, rubber stamps and even cardboard to make and preserve your art work. 83 Triangle Lake Ages 6-11 ●

n oy t e last days o summer �loating in t e la e and splashing in the creek. Make crafts and play games at Wayne Morse Farm, visit a local park and swim at Amazon Pool. There will be an end of summer barbecue Friday. 84 Puppet Theater ●

Ages 9-13

Let all of your creative talents shine. We’ll build our own puppet show from the ground up. Can you design characters and costumes, build a puppet theater, write a script or e en ma e unny oices en e need you!

A FREE drop-in program in your neighborhood! These Fun For All sites will be open Mon-Fri, July 1- August 23 Washington Park* Petersen Barn Park* Monroe Park* Trainsong Park* State Street Park* Churchill Youth Sports Park* Awbrey Park

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Days

Ages

Time

Title

Location

Cost

Number

Jun 24-28

M-F

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Sheldon Pool $150

#4643

7-18

9a-1p

32 Skateboard ●

Cal Young MS $140

#4086

11-13

9a-4p

85 4 Rs Ropes/Rock/Rides/Raft ●

River House $255

#3297

11-15

10a-3p

86 Clay & Sculpture ●

Amazon

$150

#4111

11-18

10a-4p

87 Kayak Whitewater ●

River House $255

#4072

12-15

9a-3:30p

88 Counselor-In-Training ●

Wash Park

$152

#3627

10-16

9a-4p

89 ‘Ukulele ●

Pete Barn

$100

#4256

11-13

9a-4p

90 Stand-Up Paddleboarding ●

River House $210

#4812

12-15

91 Fishing & Feasting 8:30a-3:30p ●

Amazon

$130

#3924

Echo Hollow $120

#4432

Jul 1-3

*Partial week rates available.

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Jul 1-3, 5

MTuWF 7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Jul 5

12-17

92 Fishing Adventure 8:30a-3:30p ●

Hilyard

$40

#3825

Jul 8-12

M-F

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Sheldon Pool $150

#4644

10-16

9a-4p

93 Photography ●

Pete Barn

$160

#4242

11-18

10a-4p

94 Kayak Whitewater, Beg. ●

River House $255

#3891

11-18

9a-4:30p

95 Sailing, Beginning ●

River House $265

#4221

12-21

96 Summer Quest* 9:30a-4:30p ●

Hilyard

$200

#3575

$140

#3926

Jul 9-Jul 11

Tu-Th

12-15

95 Fishing with Bamboo Poles Wash Park 8:30a-3:30p ●

Jul 15-19

M-F

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Echo Hollow $150

#4433

10-18

9a-4p

98 Graphic Design ●

Pete Barn

$160

#4220

11-13

9a-4p

85 4 Rs Ropes/Rock/Rides/Raft ●

River House $255

#3301

11-13

10a-4p

46 Adventure Bike ●

River House $210

#4089

11-18

10a-4p

94 Kayak Whitewater, Beg. Girls ●

River House $255

#4073

11-18

9a-4:30p

95 Sailing, Beginning ●

River House $265

#4222

12-21

96 Summer Quest* 9:30a-4:30p ●

Hilyard

$200

#3577

$136

#4131

Jul 15-18

M-Th

12-15

99 Jedi: Clone Years 1-Geonosis Amazon 9:30a-3:30p ●

Jul 18-19

ThF

12-15

Overnight

100 ● Jedi Overnight

Amazon

$55

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Jul 22-26

M-F

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Sheldon Pool $150

#4645

7-18

9a-1p

32 Skateboard ●

Cal Young MS $140

#4321

10-16

9a-4p

1● 01 Fashion Design

Pete Barn

$160

#4223

11-18

10a-4p

94 Kayak Whitewater, Beg. ●

River House $255

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12-15

9a-12p

1● 02 Archery Skill Building

Amazon

$125

#3929

12-21

96 Summer Quest* 9:30a-4:30p ●

Hilyard

$200

#3579

13-17

Overnight

1● 03 Girls SUP Overnight

River House $450

#4813

14-19

8a-12p

1● 04 Yoga Immersion

Lamb Cottage $85

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Youth Camps Dates

Days

Jul 29-Aug 2 M-F

Ages

Time

Title

Location

Cost

Number

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Echo Hollow $150

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9-13

9a-3:30p

105 ● Musical Theater

Amazon

$146

#4217

10-13

10a-4p

1● 06 Mountain Bike, Beginning

River House $210

#4091

10-18

9a-4p

1● 07 Mural Juxtaposition

Pete Barn

$160

#4228

11-18

10a-4p

1● 08 Kayak Whitewater, Adv.

River House $255

#4075

11-18

9a-4:30p

1● 09 Sailing, Intermediate

River House $265

#4317

11-18

9a-4:30p

1● 10 Sailing, Advanced

River House $265

#4319

12-21

96 Summer Quest* 9:30a-4:30p ●

Hilyard

$200

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Aug 1-2

ThF

12-15

Overnight

111 Rafting Overnight ●

Amazon

$220

Aug 2-9

F-F

14-18

Overnight

112 Culture Jam ●

OCF Site

$450

Aug 5-9

M-F

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Sheldon Pool $150

#4646

10-14

9a-4p

1● 13 Adventure Arts

Pete Barn

$160

#4400

11-18

9a-4:30p

95 Sailing, Beginning ●

River House $265

#4224

11+

9a-4p

1● 14 Bass Camp, Music Prod.

WOW Hall

$200

#4237

12-15

15 The Guild 9:30a-3:30p 1●

Amazon

$170

#4147

12-18

Overnight

WJ Skatepark $295

#4199

12-21

96 Summer Quest* 9:30a-4:30p ●

Hilyard

$200

#3583

Amazon

$130

#3934

River House $285

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1● 16 Skate PNW

Aug 6-8

Tu-Th

12-15

9a-3:30p

1● 17 River Rats

Aug 9-11

F-Su

13+

Overnight

1● 18

Aug 12-16

M-F

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Echo Hollow $150

#4437

10-14

9a-4p

1● 19 Ecologist

Pete Barn

$160

#4421

11-18

9a-4:30p

95 Sailing, Beginning ●

River House $265

#4225

12-15

9a-3:30p

88 Counselor-In-Training ●

Sheldon

$152

#3671

12-21

96 Summer Quest* 9:30a-4:30p ●

Hilyard

$200

#3585

13-18

Overnight

1● 20 Kayak Deschutes

River House $540

#4078

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Sheldon Pool $150

#4647

11-14

Overnight

1● 21 Mountain Bike Overnight

River House $255

#4092

11-16

9a-4p

1● 22 Hike & Swim

Pete Barn

$160

#4424

11-18

9a-4:30p

1● 09 Sailing, Intermediate

River House $265

#4318

11-18

9a-4:30p

1● 10 Sailing, Advanced

River House $265

#4320

12-21

96 Summer Quest* 9:30a-4:30p ●

Hilyard

$200

#3587

7-14

9a-3:45p

31 Swim & Tennis ●

Echo Hollow $150

#4339

7-18

9a-1p

32 Skateboard, Girls ●

Cal Young MS $140

#4087

11-13

9a-4p

85 4 Rs Ropes/Rock/Rides/Raft ●

River House $255

#3302

11-18

10a-4p

1● 08 Kayak Whitewater, Adv.

River House $255

#4076

Aug 19-23

Aug 26-30

M-F

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Youth Camps 31 Swim & Tennis Ages 7-14 ●

91 Fishing & Feasting Ages 12-15 ●

Learn the basics of tennis, competitive swimming and water polo. Should be able to swim 25 yards. Bring sunscreen, snacks and a lunch.

earn and practice t e �ine art o �is ing rom casting to cooking. Turn a majestic McKenzie River rainbow trout into a east �it or a ing oo lunc in a utc o en it ood gathered and caught from the wild. Safety, stewardship and sustainability will be taught along with respect during our time in nature. All equipment will be provided.

32 Skateboard Ages 7-18 ●

Learn the fundamentals of skateboarding and park riding. Helmets required, full pads recommended. Helmets, pads, boards are available for loan. Increase your skills and con�idence starting at al oung atepar and or ing up to other parks.

92 Fishing Adventure Ages 12-17 ●

Experience a different outdoor adventure every day. Includes rock climbing, rafting, mountain biking, kayaking and the Spencer Butte Challenge Course.

is is a com ined �is ing trip it ma on een campers and Adaptive Recreation campers to provide a unique experience to play and learn together. Designed to give young people with developmental disabilities and young people without, the opportunity to go together on a mar elous �is ing ad enture ll you need is a desire to learn and grow while having fun. All equipment provided.

86 Clay & Sculpture Ages 11-15 ●

93 Photography Ages 10-16 ●

85 Four Rs: Ropes/Rock/Rides/Raft Ages 11-13 ●

Invent, discover and create with clay. Beginning and intermediate students are introduced to ceramics techniques such as slab building, coiling, pinching and wheel throwing. There will be plenty of time and clay for practice and one or t o pro ects to e �ired at t e end o t e week.

Capture the world around you. In this camp we will learn fundamental techniques for taking memorable pictures. We will explore our environment and photograph interesting people, animals, landscapes and objects in nature. Campers will learn basic composition, exposure and focusing. We have some digital cameras for use; however, if you have your own please bring it. Field trips TBA.

87 Kayak Whitewater, ● n ata e it on To

94 Kayak Whitewater, Beginning Ages 11-18 ●

Ages 11-18

elcoming class or eginners taug t using in�lata le and sit on top aya s tart on �lat ater, mo e to t e Willamette River and then the McKenzie River. Learn the basics of kayaking and river safety skills. Equipment provided.

This beginning whitewater camp uses hard-shell or in�lata le aya s tart on �lat ater, mo e to t e Willamette River and work up to the McKenzie River. Class I-II rapids. Advanced and kayak day trips are also available.

88 Counselor-In-Training Ages 12-15 ●

Learn to sail. Five days on the water and you’ll be skippering your own boat.

Learn the leadership skills a camp counselor needs. Supportive mentors will teach the fundamentals of being a summer camp leader. Through community service, learn to be part of a team and to be a leader. Work with children to develop and teach games and activities for them. There will e a �ield trip Friday 89 ‘Ukulele Ages 10-16 ●

Join the fun with this jovial celebration of all things ‘ukulele. In this three-day crash course we will grow and �louris as e learn a out t e istory and tradition o our instrument, how to play and perform music together and en oy a surprise isit rom local guest musicians! 90 Stand-Up Paddleboarding Ages 11-13 ●

earn to stand up paddle oard, �irst on t e lton a er Park Canoe Canal then on various local lakes. Campers will learn water safety and swim as well during this short week on the water. Equipment provided but bring your own lunch every day.

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95 Sailing, Beginning Ages 11-18 ●

96 Summer Quest Ages 12-21 ●

Experience the outdoors, swimming, trips and projects, and develop friendships and life skills. Designed for youth o ene�it rom e tra support it in sc ool, recreation and community settings. Must be enrolled in secondary education for the 2019-20 academic year. Partial week rates available. 97 Fishing with Bamboo Poles Ages 12-15 ●

tart your �is ing camp rom scratc uild your o n am oo �is ing rod it t e simplest o materials Fis for rainbow and cutthroat trout on the beautiful McKenzie River. As always, respect and river stewardship will be emphasized.

Youth Camps Archery Skill Building Ages 12-15 rc ery is more t an �inding t e ull s eye t s t e discipline of mind and muscle, the control of breath and heart, the sharpening of the eye and the honing of judgment. Teens will learn safety, respect and focus. Build skills in balance, concentration and precision. Lessons include equipment maintenance, technique and range etiquette. All equipment provided.

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Girls SUP Overnight Ages 13-17 For t ose t at identi y as emale n t is �i e day camp, girls ill uild con�idence as t ey learn asic to intermediate s ills and outdoor o ernig t camping s ills e �irst day of camp they will explore a nearby lake. The following four days of camp will be a raft-supported overnight trip to Sparks Lake. Locations of trips will depend on current water levels and access. All equipment and safety gear provided. Food provided for overnight trip. Required pretrip meeting with parents at 6 p.m. July 11 at the River House Outdoor Center.

1● 03

98 Graphic Design Ages 10-18 ●

Let’s make sharp posters, eye-catching logos and screen print t-shirts! We will learn design principles of layout, balance and color. Camp will culminate in an art show at the end of the week. Bring your creativity and your willingness to explore the depths of graphic design. Field trips TBA. 46 Adventure Bike Ages 11-13 ●

A camp of wheeled adventure! Explore the natural world, cruise the Ruth Bascom Riverbank Path System, design a bike obstacle course, ride trails and raft down the river using bikes for the shuttle. Become a safer cyclist by learning basic bike handling, maintenance skills, the rules of road and bike etiquette. See how much fun exploring by bike is. 99 Jedi Saga: The Clone Years Volume 1 – ● Geonosis Ages 12-15 For generations, the Jedi Knights have been the guardians of peace and justice in the republic, but times are changing. With the Battle of Geonosis, the Clone Wars have begun. e edi and t e rand rmy o t e epu lic must �ig t back against many sinister forces as battles rage across the galaxy. Join us in the Clone Military Educational Complex and train to defend the cause.

Jedi Overnight Ages 12-15 The Star Wars story doesn’t end when the camp closes! Stay overnight for more adventure in the Star Wars Universe! Dark lords, clone troopers, lightsaber battles in the dark and overnight RPG games. You do not want to miss this. Must be enrolled in Jedi Saga.

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101 Fashion Design Ages 10-16 ●

Fashion is our passion. Learn how to design your own clothing starting from the basics of how to use a sewing machine. Camp culminates in a fashion show. Campers are welcome to bring their own sewing machine if they have one. We will also have machines that campers can use.

Yoga Immersion Ages 14-19 Yoga offers a number of tools that promote relaxation, relieve anxiety, strengthen the body, focus the mind and help to harness our creative potential. Participants will learn yoga postures, meditation and breathing techniques, while exploring the four-fold path of yoga.

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Musical Theater Ages 9-13 There’s no business like show business. Come take a closer look at the three pillars of musical theater: singing, dancing and acting. The days will be spent learning show tunes, playing acting games and dancing our hearts out. All skill levels are welcome, and parents can come view our performance at the end of the week.

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Mountain Bike, Beginning Ages 10-13 Learn the fundamentals of mountain biking, including bike handling skills, trail etiquette and maintenance. Please bring a well-maintained trail bike. Bikes are available to borrow for camp.

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Mural Juxtaposition Ages 10-18 The city is our canvas! Design and paint a mural with dedicated mural artists and fellow campers. Learn color mixing and how to design for a large-scale surface with a variety of mediums and techniques. Wear painting clothes.

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Kayak Whitewater, Advanced Ages 11-18 The next step after completing Kayak Whitewater, Beginning. More fun and learning on the river. Build on your basic techniques and add more rivers and safety awareness to your paddling skills. Class I-III rapids.

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Youth Camps Sailing, Intermediate Ages 11-18 Advance your skills on the water. Add the jib to further maximize fun. For sailors who have completed Sailing, Beginning or have some experience.

1● 09

110 Sailing, Advanced Ages 11-18 ●

Sail for maximum speed and fun. Fly all three sails and learn racing techniques. 111 Rafting Overnight Ages 12-15 ●

Join us on the McKenzie River for a two-day rafting adventure. We will camp on an island where you will learn to set up a tent, uild a camp�ire and coo using a utc o en n oy �is ing, s imming and e ploring ring your own sleeping bag, tents will be provided. Required pre-trip meeting with parents at 6 p.m. July 30 at Amazon Community Center. 112 Culture Jam Ages 14-18 ●

Explore your creativity with an amazing team of imaginative leaders. Unleash your power to make a difference. Food included. Register with Oregon Country Fair, 541-465-2230. Returning campers register April 1-15, new campers register April 15-May 1. Scholarships available. 113 Adventure Arts Ages 10-14 ●

Are you inspired by nature? Get active and creative in this multi aceted ad enture camp! e ill e plore eauti ul local natural areas and create stunning works of non-invasive, 100% biodegradable art right in nature itself using natural materials found onsite. Every day will be a new adventure. Field trips daily.

Bass Camp, Beginning Electronic Music Production Ages 11+ Learn the skills of the DJ and electronic music producer with local pros. Designed for beginning skill levels. Please bring a lunch and a laptop if you are able, there will be computers available for campers who need one. Camp is held at the WOW Hall.

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The Guild Ages 12-15 Will you be one of the few heroes called from across the realms to participate in this adventure? Help create a unique experience full of exciting exploits, magic spells, monsters, attles and laug ter! e ill play ta letop , Magic the Gathering, board games, card games and video games, as well as compete in LARP battles, go on Pokemon Go quests, and other shenanigans. Bring your card decks, lig tsa ers, dice, creati ity and courage!

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Skate PNW Traveling Skateboard Ages 12-18 Travel Oregon and beyond with Skate PNW, a traveling skateboard camp for intermediate and advanced skaters who want to see new terrain. Travel to parks around the

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region with an overnight camp Monday and Tuesday. Required pre-trip meeting with parents at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 1 at the River House Outdoor Center.

River Rats Ages 12-15 Spend the best days of summer in the water, swimming, �loating, snor eling and splas ing plore eauti ul Oregon rivers and lakes. Bring lunch, a water bottle and your own water goggles.

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Gir s Wo en r n Ages 13+ For those who identify as female. Beginning to advanced instruction co ers sur�ing undamentals it an emp asis on ocean safety. Must be able to swim and tread water. Camp at the Oregon coast Friday and Saturday nights at a state park. Breakfast and lunch provided, Friday and aturday dinners are at your e pense it a et suit and oard rental, it your o n e uipment Required pre-trip meeting with parents at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 6 at the River House Outdoor Center.

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Ecologist Ages 10-14 plore and disco er t e natural splendors o local �lora and fauna. In this camp we will travel to unique and interesting locations to experience nature, learn about local ecology and t e scienti�ic met od amp includes isits to local museums and �ield trips

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Kayak Deschutes Whitewater Adventure Ages 13-18 Multi-day river trip. Learn to put together an extended river trip, read water, pack gear and cook outdoors for a �i e nig t ri er trip i er e uipment, transportation and food provided. You bring personal camping gear, a willingness to learn, the desire to have a good time and the expectation of working as a team member. Prerequisite: Kayaking, Beginning or previous experience and consent of instructor. Required pre-trip meeting with parents at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 7 at the River House Outdoor Center.

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Mountain Bike Overnight Ages 11-14 For riders with mountain bike experience. Work on bike andling s ills, single trac �lo and stamina ac day ride a different trail throughout the area. Camp Thursday night. A well-maintained mountain bike is required. Loaner bikes available. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are provided for camp. Required pre-trip meeting with parents at 4:15 p.m. Aug. 20 at River House Outdoor Center.

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Hike & Swim Ages 11-16 Want a cool escape in the shady forest? Splash in a mountain stream, explore our local woodland paths and hidden natural swimming holes. Youth will be required to wear a life jacket while in the water. Bring a lunch, water bottle and your water goggles.

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Youth Swimming

10 Visit Pass: Good for 10 visits. Purchase at any facility.

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Family*

Summer Season Pass

$4.50

30 Day Pass

Youth (ages 3-17)

Single Visit

Lap swim starts May 20 Full schedule starts Jun 17 Amazon passes are valid at all pools

10 Visit Pass

Amazon Fees

$36

$44

$78

$5.00

$42

$54

$100

$4.50

$36

$44

$78

$15.00

$90

$108

$190

Seasonal Lap Swim Pass: $200 (see right)

Family*

Summer Season Pass

30 Day Pass

Youth (ages 3-17)

10 Visit Pass

Not valid at Amazon Pool

Single Visit

Echo Hollow & Sheldon Fees

$3.50

$28

$33

$60

$4.00

$34

$42

$80

$3.50

$28

$33

$60

$9.00

$67

$80

$145

Some age limits apply. Passes not valid for special events. *Additional charges for more than 5 people.

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30 Day Pass: Good for 30 consecutive days from date of purchase. Gives you access to all recreation swims, spas, parent/ fi e e fi e e e Summer Season Pass (Jun 17-Sep 2): Good for recreation swims, e fi e e e e e price, not prorated. Amazon Pool Lap Swim Pass: Unlimited lap swims through e e prorated. Cost is $200. Admission Policies: All admissions include access to lap swims, e e fi e e e e e e restrictions apply. Children age two and under are admitted free e e e e e as space permits. Swim Diapers Policy: City of Eugene swim facilities require e e e ee fi e e e e e diapers in the water.

Youth Swimming

Hours & Info Recreation Swims Play and swim times are open to all ages. Children under four feet must be accompanied by an adult age 18 or older (one adult per child) or be able to pass a swim test. Amazon Pool, Jun 17-Sep 2 M-Su 2-5p MW 6:30-8:30p Echo Hollow Pool, Jun 17-Sep 2 Outdoor Pool M-F 1:15-3:15p 7-8:30p Su 1:15-3p

Special Events

Sheldon Pool, Jun 17-Sep 2 M-F 1:30-3:30p MW 7:35-8:30p F 7:30-8:30p Sa 12-2p

2-for-1 Recreation Swims All ages

Parent/Child Swims A great time for parents and children to enjoy the water together. Children must be accompanied by an adult (age 18+) in the water. Amazon Pool, Jun 17-Sep 2 M-Su 11:30a-1p M-Th 5:30-6:30p

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Holiday schedule, Lap Swim 11a-2p e ﬀ Closed at 2p for Mike Morris Swim Meet Closed for Mike Morris Swim Meet e ﬀ e e e e Closed for TEAM Swim Meet e e e e e e

Echo Hollow Pool May 27 Closed for holiday Jun 21 e ff e Jul 4 Closed for holiday Sep 1 Closed for holiday Sheldon Pool May 27 Closed for holiday Jun 1 e ff Jun 21 e ff e Jul 4 Closed for holiday Sep 1-15 Closed for maintenance

While Amazon Pool is closed for a swim meet, keep cool at our two-for-the-price-of-one Recreation Swims at Echo Hollow and Sheldon Pools. Two get in for the price of one. Echo Hollow Pool Jun 28-30 F-Su

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Join us as we celebrate the start of our summer season with our Summer Kickoff Party! Amazon Pool Jun 21

2-5p

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Echo Hollow Pool Jun 21 F

1:15-3:15p

Free

Drop-in

Sheldon Pool June 21

1:30-3:30p

Free

Drop-in

Special Interest Birthday Party Package Have your child’s birthday party at the pool! The package includes admission and party favors for 20 people, use of a birthday-decorated room during the recreation swim, plus 45 minutes before the swim for presents and treats. Call Echo Hollow Pool or Sheldon Pool for details on times, days and decorations provided. e By appointment $130 Echo Hollow Pool, 541-682-5525 Sheldon Pool, 541-682-5314 GetRec.org

Youth Swimming

Youth Program

course includes a summer season pass to all City of Eugene pools. Prerequisite: Must be a quali�ied swimmer who has taken Building Endurance level or higher.

Junior Lifeguarding Ages 12-15 Introductory lifeguard training. Junior lifeguards assist and train with lifeguards, attend staff meetings and more. This program is a fun, educational and rewarding way to spend out-of-school time and can result in future employment with the City. This course includes a summer season pass to all City of Eugene pools. Prerequisite: Must be a quali�ied swimmer who has taken Building Endurance level or higher. Amazon Pool Jun 19-Jul 18 Jul 22-Aug 22

M-Th M-Th

9a-12p 9a-12p

$90 $90

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Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Jun 19-Jul 18 M-Th 9a-12p Jul 22-Aug 22 M-Th 9a-12p

$90 $90

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Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center Jun 19-Jul 18 M-Th 9a-12p

$90

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Junior Swim Instructor Ages 13-15 Introductory water instructor aide. Junior swim instructors assist and train with experienced and professional instructors, attend staff meetings, aid learnto-swim instructors and more. This program is a fun, educational and rewarding way to spend out-of-school time and can result in future employment with the City. This

Amazon Pool Jun 19-Jul 18 Jul 22-Aug 22 No class Jul 4

M-Th M-Th

9a-12p 9a-12p

Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center Jun 19-Jul 18 M-Th 9a-12p Jul 22-Aug 22 M-Th 9a-12p No class Jul 4 Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center Jul 22-Aug 22 M-Th 9a-12p

$90 $90

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Masks, Fins & Snorkels Ages 8+ Enjoy the magic world of underwater exploration. Learn to use a mas , �ins and snor el ile impro ing your swimming ability. Prerequisite: Ability to swim 25 yards front and back and 20 feet underwater. Amazon Pool Jun 19-27 Jul 1-11 Jul 15-25 Jul 29-Aug 8 Aug 12-22 No class Jul 4

M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th

1:10-1:40p 1:10-1:40p 1:10-1:40p 1:10-1:40p 1:10-1:40p

$30 $35 $40 $40 $40

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Springboard Diving, Advanced Ages 8+

Learn the basics of safe springboard diving. Enjoy learning ront di es, ac di es and e en �lips tudents ill e diving from 1-, 3- and 5-meter heights. Prerequisite: Ability to swim 10 yards on both front and back.

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9:15-10a 9:15-10a

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Springboard Diving, Beginning Ages 8+ A great introduction to the world of springboard diving. This class focuses on basic forms and techniques of diving including proper ody position, entries and e en asic �lips Students only dive off the 1-meter boards to allow them to focus on their form. Prerequisite: Ability to swim 10 yards on both front and back. Amazon Pool Jun 19-27 Jul 1-11 Jul 15-25 Jul 29-Aug 8 Aug 12-22 No class Jul 4

M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th

12-12:30p 12-12:30p 12-12:30p 12-12:30p 12-12:30p

$30 $35 $40 $40 $40

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Amazon Pool Jun 19-27 Jul 1-11 Jul 15-25 Jul 29-Aug 8 Aug 12-22 No class Jul 4

M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th M-Th

12:35-1:05p 12:35-1:05p 12:35-1:05p 12:35-1:05p 12:35-1:05p

$30 $35 $40 $40 $40

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Summer Swim & Water Polo League Ages 8-14 Coached by professional and experienced staff, your child will be involved in two team-oriented practices each week and a competition every Friday. Includes a summer season pass to all City of Eugene pools. Some swimming skill is required and space is limited, so call your local pool today. Amazon Pool Jun 20-Aug 23 TuThF 12-1:30p

$80

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$80

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Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center Jun 19-Aug 23 MWF 11:30a-1p

$80

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Youth Swimming

Swim Lessons Schedules are on the following pages. 1 Introductory Parent-Child ●

Ages 6 months+

No prerequisites. Parents and babies enjoy the water together. Parents receive safety tips and participate in songs and games to increase their child’s comfort in the water. Infants must ear elastic �itting reusa le s im diapers see page 42. 2 Advanced Parent-Child ●

Ages 18 months+

No prerequisites. Parents and babies work together in the water to develop important basic skills and build a foundation to comfortably participate in pre-school swim lessons. The class covers safety topics, songs, games, �loating, ic ing, arm stro es and lo ing u les n ants must ear elastic �itting reusa le s im diapers see page 42. 3 ● tar sh

Ages 3-5

No prerequisites. This introductory class teaches students to submerge and safely participate while learning basic body positioning and swimming skills. Children attend lessons independently from parents. Parents will be able to observe child’s lesson from spectator areas. No goggles, please. 4 Otters ●

Ages 3-5

Prerequisites: tar�ish or arti i ate i de e de tl i a lass setting, jump in and submerge independently. Swimmers work on increasing comfort in the water, becoming independent and con�idently su merging ills ocus on ront ic s, glides and e tended independent �loats o goggles, please 5 Penguins ●

Ages 3-5

Prerequisites: Otters, or independently roll from front to back while kicking, demonstrate long-reach front crawl arms. Swimmers learn side breathing and backstroke while increasing their stamina and swimming skills. Swimmers gain a better understanding of body positioning and movement in water and work on important safety skills. 6 Seals ●

Ages 3-5

Prerequisites: Penguins, or front crawl with side breathing for �i e les immers gain con�idence and endurance ile improving side breathing, backstroke and treading water skills. Students work in deeper water and are introduced to diving. Safety topics build on material from previous classes.

Orcas Ages 3-5 Prerequisites: Seals, or strong front crawl and backstroke 15 yards. Swimmers improve their front crawl and backstroke technique and are introduced to the basics of breaststroke and utter�ly tudents com orta le in deep ater continue to uild con�idence and endurance as t ey progress to swimming lengths and treading water. 7 ●

8 Beginner ●

Ages 6-10

No prerequisites. Students learn to be comfortable in the water

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by exploring a variety of body positions and safety skills. Introduction to putting face in the water. No goggles, please. 9 Fundamental Skills ●

Ages 6-10

Prerequisites: Beginner class, or independently enter water and bob to safety and independently front glide. Students who are comfortable in the water will learn introductory front and back crawl with focus on body position and buoyancy. 10 ● ee Water on den e

Ages 6-10

Prerequisites: Fundamental Skills, or front crawl with side breathi si les a d ba stro e �i e les Those with ront and ac cra l e perience ill re�ine t eir stro e and build endurance. Swimming skills in deep water will be practiced. Advanced body position techniques will also be practiced. 11 Building Endurance ●

Ages 6-10

Prerequisites: ee ater o �ide e or ro t rawl a d backstroke 15 yards and tread water for two minutes. For a more con�ident s immer tudents ill or on s imming a full length of the pool while perfecting and practicing front crawl, back crawl, breaststroke kick and more. 12 Advanced Strokes ●

Ages 6-10

Prerequisites: Building Endurance, or front crawl and backstroke 25 yards. For the more advanced swimmer. tudents a le to s im a ull lengt o t e pool ill re�ine strokes and increase distances. This course creates the a ility to continue s imming as a source o li elong �itness 13 Pre-Competitive Training Ages 6-10 ●

Prerequisites: Advanced Strokes, or front crawl and backstroke 50 yards. Class focused on the four strokes used in competition. Learn starts, turns and information to prepare you to enter the exciting world of competitive swimming. 14 Middle School ●

Ages 11-13

No prerequisites. For middle school-aged students of all skill levels. We’ll teach you where you’re at, be it a beginner with no e perience or i you re loo ing or s ill re�inement 15 Introductory Teen/Adult ●

Ages 14+

No prerequisites. A gentle introduction for those who have either never been in a pool, are uncomfortable in the water or never learned to swim. A safe and welcoming class with a uali�ied instructor o ill elp t e participant set and achieve their goals. 16 Advanced Teen/Adult ●

Ages 14+

Prerequisites: Safe in deep water, able to swim about 50 yards continuously. Work with an experienced instructor to improve technique and develop stamina. Work on freestyle, ac stro e and reaststro e and possi ly utter�ly and backstroke. Swim etiquette, workout writing and equipment are covered topics. 17 Private/Semi-Private Ages 3-adult ●

One-on-one private lessons give swimmers individual attention. For semi-private group lessons, please contact staff.

Youth Swimming

Amazon Pool Lessons Daytime Schedule Sessions are 2 weeks 4 classes per week, M-Th 30 minute classes Choose from: • Jun 19-27 M-Th $30 • Jul 1-11 M-Th $35 (no class Jul 4) • Jul 15-25 M-Th $40 • Jul 29-Aug 8 M-Th $40 • Aug 12-22 M-Th $40

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Youth Swimming

Echo Hollow Pool Lessons Daytime Schedule Sessions are 2 weeks 4 classes per week, M-Th 30 minute classes Choose from: • Jun 19-27 M-Th $30 • Jul 1-11 M-Th $35 (no class Jul 4) • Jul 15-25 M-Th $40 • Jul 29-Aug 8 M-Th $40 • Aug 12-22 M-Th $40

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Sheldon Pool Lessons Daytime Schedule Sessions are 2 weeks 4 classes per week, M-Th 30 minute classes Choose from: • Jun 19-27 M-Th $30 • Jul 1-11 M-Th $35 (no class Jul 4) • Jul 15-25 M-Th $40 • Jul 29-Aug 8 M-Th $40 • Aug 12-22 M-Th $40

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Family Arts Clay Family Fun All ages Create bowls, mugs, monsters, boxes, tiles, planters and sculptures with the family. Includes instruction, clay, gla es and �irings egister eac amily mem er For more information call 541-682-5373. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Amy Graves Jul 7-Aug 11 Su 11a-12:30p $30 #2991 $30/adult, $30/child, $15 each additional person

Challenge Course Mother’s & Father’s Day Challenge Course Ages 9+ Join Mom and Dad on an adventure to the Spencer Butte Challenge Course. Play games, solve challenges, climb trees and walk across cables. Encourage each other as you choose your level of challenge. Physical and emotional safety is our highest priority. All family members welcome. Each person must register. Detailed information to prepare for the event will be emailed to all registered participants before the event date.

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Spencer Butte Challenge Course Mother’s Day Adventure May 12 Su 10a-3p $20/person Father’s Day Adventure Jun 16 Su 10a-3p $20/person

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Events & Performances Amazon Farmers Market All ages Farmers market returns to the park for the summer. Get your fresh veggies and fruit for the week at a convenient location right off of Hilyard Street. Plenty of parking and a variety of vendors and growers. Amazon Community Center Jun 13-Oct 17 Th 11a-4p

Free

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Free Shakespeare in the Park All ages Eugene’s longest running free theater program presents “The Adventures of William Shakespeare’s Pericles” with a cast of community members. Bring a picnic, blanket, lawn c airs, amily and riends to en oy t is play �illed it pirates, villains and romance. For information call 541-682-5373. Amazon Community Center Aug 3-25 SaSu 6-9p

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Family Roving Park Players All ages Two great plays brought to you by the Roving Park Players: “The Roaring Girl,” a Shakespeare-era comedy, and an original adaptation of “Robin Hood.” Petersen Barn Community Center Robin Hood Aug 15-16 ThF 6-8p The Roaring Girl Jun 20-21 ThF 6-8p

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Touch-A-Truck All ages e truc s are coming ac to t e arn! lim into a �ire engine, a police vehicle, a backhoe, a dump truck, an LTD bus, an 18-wheeler and more. A family event sure to please all ages. Food available for purchase. Petersen Barn Community Center Jul 18 Th 5-7:30p

Free

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Games

Family Stand-Up Paddleboarding Ages 7+

Parent & Child Soccer Play Ages 4-10, adults Enjoy two evenings of play with a community of families. Kids 4-10 years and adults can kick the soccer ball around for some easy going fun. To register call 541-682-5373. Amazon Community Center Aug 27, 29 TuTh 5:15-6:30p $5 per person

Paddle Sports

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Spend the day learning to stand-up paddleboard at a nearby lake. This is a great activity for the whole family. Instruction and equipment provided. Well-behaved dogs are welcome. Meet at River House Outdoor Center Fall Creek Jul 20 Sa 10a-4p $45 Siltcoos Canal Aug 17 Sa 9a-5p $50

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Rent A Pool

Echo Hollow & Sheldon Pools: $100/hour Amazon Pool: $335/hour (Amazon rental dates are June 21-September 1) Reservations must be made at least two weeks before the rental date Please call for information/reservation: Amazon Pool, 54 1-682-5350 Echo Hollow Pool, 54 1-682-5525 Sheldon Pool, 54 1-682-5314 GetRec.org

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Social Gatherings

Rafting for Blackberries Ages 7+

Creating Connections: Sharing Stories Together All ages

Imagine how much fun your family will have as they �loat along t e illamette i er and stop to pic blackberries. Bring empty containers, a picnic lunch and place settings. Wear athletic shoes that can get wet and quick-drying clothes. Availability of berries depends on the season. Each person must register. Meet at River House Outdoor Center Jul 28 Su 11a-4:30p $30 Aug 11 Su 11a-4:30p $30

Petersen Barn Community Center Facilitator: Plaedo Wellman Jul 23 Tu 7:15-9p

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Rafting in the Afternoon Ages 7+ Raft down the Willamette River with friends, family or solo ut it a guide epart rom sland ar in pring�ield and �loat do n to t e i er ouse utdoor enter in Eugene. Your feet will get wet, so wear appropriate footwear. Bring a lunch and non-alcoholic beverages, and we’ll stop along the river to eat. Each person must register. ee e e Shuttle provided back to your car at the end of the trip Jul 21 Su 11a-4:30p $30 #4818 Aug 18 Su 11a-4:30p $30 #4819

Sharing stories is a time-honored tradition by cultures around the world. Our stories give meaning to our lives and through the sharing of stories we learn from each other and learn to understand each other. Come gather in a friendly, laid back, safe and supportive environment and share your story.

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Sailing Family Sailing Ages 8+ Join River House Outdoor Center sailing instructors for a sail on evening breezes as the sunlight fades. No sailing experience required. Bring a picnic dinner, place settings and drinks in non-breakable containers and we will stop for dinner. Alcohol-free event. Each person must register. Meet at Richardson Park Marina Dock B, Fern Ridge Reservoir Jul 5 F 5:30-9p $20 #4186 Jul 19 F 5:30-9p $20 #4289 Aug 9 F 5:30-9p $20 #4291

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Family Fun Nights at Pete Barn All ages eet your neig ors and riends or a un �illed e ening, including dinner and games, crafts and live entertainment. Dinner served until 6:30 p.m. Petersen Barn Community Center Jul 11 Th 5:30-7p Aug 15 Th 5:30-7p Sep 6 F 5:30-7p

Free Free Free

Feria de Reparaciones Fix It Fair All ages

Drop-in Drop-in Drop-in

Todas edades

¿Tiene algún electrodoméstico, electrónica o textil que necesite reparación? ¿Y si pudieras arreglarlo gratis? ¡Ven a nuestra Feria de reparaciones! u , en etersen arn, tendr s esta incre le oportunidad de conocer a otros y reparar sus electrodomésticos, electrónicas y textiles. 17 agosto

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Littles Play Time Ages 0-4 with adult Meet other parents and children while you and your toddler explore and socialize. We’ll set up an array of activities including arts and crafts, toys, musical instruments and games. Petersen Barn Community Center Jun 15-Aug 24 Sa 9:30-11:30a No class Jun 29, Aug 17

Free

Drop-in

¡Noche Latina Para Familias!

Todas edades

Vengan a pasar un buen tiempo en el Centro Comunitario Petersen Barn conaigos y familia. Vamos a tener comida, entretenimiento, música y actividades para toda la familia. e pueden ganar premios ugando uegos! Petersen Barn Community Center 11 julio j 5:30-7p Gratis 6 septiembre v 5:30-7p Gratis

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Cultural Services

Adult Activities These classes are for ages 18-118, unless noted otherwise. Classes designed for ages 50+ are in Senior Activities, pages 78-91.

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Len Gould Jun 3-Jul 1

Arts

6-8:30p

$73

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Women Only Woodworking Jul 22-Aug 19 M 6-8:30p

$73

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Basic Sketching

Campbell Woodshop

This class is designed to guide students on how to get started with the ease of sketching. Sketching is the primary skill to quickly generate and communicate design ideas. Just bring some paper, pencils and your big ideas. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Denise Zanetta May 8-Jun 12 W 1-3p

$48

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Basic Woodworking Learn safe and fun woodworking skills from the friendly shop instructor. This class is aimed at beginners or anyone who wants to learn their way around the Campbell Woodshop. Make a beautiful laminated cutting board or choose a different project. Required materials discussed in ďż˝irst class

Open to adults who want to use a workspace and tools for wood projects. Please sign in and pay as you enter the shop. Campbell Community Center Ongoing M-F 9a-3p No woodshop May 10, 27, Jul 4

Drop-in

Woodshop Orientation Free orientation to the Campbell Woodshop. All participants receive a coupon for a free one-day use of the shop. Campbell Community Center Jun 13 Th 2-2:30p Jul 12 F 11-11:30a Aug 19 M 1-1:30p

Free Free Free

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Clay Arts Open Studio

Colored Pencil Drawing

Concentrate on your own work with access to the ceramics studio, including wheel throwing, handbuilding, glaze and design. Registration is monthly for one day a week. Clay can e purc ased separately Fee includes gla es and �iring, You must have demonstrable skills and the ability to work independently in studio. No instruction available.

Learn how to draw with colored pencils by exploring the tools, different techniques, color theory and developing your artist’s eye. Class will include lectures, demonstrations, exercises and drawing. Prerequisite: basic drawing skills.

Amazon Community Center Jul 7-28 Su 1-4p Aug 4-25 Su 1-4p Sep 1-29 Su 1-4p Jul 3-31 W 6-9p Aug 7-28 W 6-9p Sep 4-18 W 6-9p

$48 $48 $60 $60 $48 $36

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Clay Handbuilding Invent, discover and create with clay. Beginning and intermediate students are introduced to techniques such as slab building, coiling, pinching and extruding. Add surface decoration and glazing to create fun and usable pieces you can enjoy for years. Fee includes 25 pounds of clay, glazes and �irings Amazon Community Center Instructor: Amy Graves Jul 9-Sep 10 Tu 6-8:30p

$118

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$96

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Do you get frustrated trying to mix the colors you want? This class will teach you to see and understand what goes into color mixing. You’ll learn to create the colors you want by using a limited number of paints. Supply list given before t e �irst class

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Color Watermedia Explore making art with a variety of water-based color media: watercolor and water-soluble color crayons and pencils. Have fun, experiment, learn and play. Required materials discussed in �irst class Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sarah Strand Jun 17-Aug 26 M 9:30a-12:30p $128 Jun 20-Aug 29 Th 9:30a-12:30p $116 No class Jul 4

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plore your creati ity and ta e ome �inis ed cra ts ll supplies included in fee.

$40

Make Your Own Terrarium Make your own miniature landscape in this terrarium workshop. You’ll be able to choose your glass container, plants, natural and decorative materials to use for your creation. Aug 2

2-4p

$20

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Matching Bracelet & Pendant Design and create a matching bracelet and pendant using a variety of beads. Aug 23

2-4p

$15

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Drawing & Composition

Color Mixing for Artists

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Both workshops at Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Kitty Planalp

Classes are available for both beginning and intermediate students. Basic concepts of building with clay, both by hand and on the wheel, basic glazing and introduction to advanced techniques, depending on the skill level and desire of the class will be covered. Fee includes 25 pounds o clay, gla es and �irings

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jennifer Bernatz Jul 31-Aug 28 W 1-3p No class Jul 24

$96 $96

Craft Workshops

Clay Wheel Throwing & Handbuilding Ages 16+

Amazon Community Center Instructor: Sandy Brown Beginning Jul 1-Aug 19 M 6-8:30p Intermediate Jun 27-Sep 12 Th 6-8:30p No class Jul 4

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Denise Zanetta May 10-Jun 28 F 1-3p Jul 5-Aug 30 F 1-3p No class Jul 26

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Join this supportive group that loves to explore drawing regardless o e perience ou ill de elop con�idence and drawing skills using ink, pencils and charcoal with individual attention from an experienced and enthusiastic teac er e uired materials discussed in �irst class Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sarah Strand Jun 19-Aug 28 W 9:30a-12:30p $128 Jun 21-Aug 30 F 9:30a-12:30p $128

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Adult Activities Plein Air Drawing Leave the four walls of the art room behind and experience drawing en plein air, which means drawing outside. Venture to a selected locale each week to take in the scenery and draw. Some drawing skills required. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Denise Zanetta Jun 19-Jul 17 W 1-3p

$40

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Plein Air Palette Knife Get outside with this palette knife painting class. Using the palette knife pushes you to think simpler and work faster to quickly block in large sections of landscape. Venture to an outside location each week to take in the scenery and paint.

Mixed Media: Oils, Acrylics & Pastels Enjoy creating beautiful paintings in a friendly, supportive environment. While working on individual paintings, students will receive personal instruction regarding basic drawing skills, painting techniques, color theory, atmospheric perspective, compositional unity and color armony upply list pro ided in �irst class ot a watercolor class. Instructor: Jennifer Bernatz Petersen Barn Community Center May 6-Jun 24 M 9:30-11:30a Jul 1-Aug 26 M 9:30-11:30a May 6-Jun 24 M 11:45a-1:45p Jul 1-Aug 26 M 11:45a-1:45p May 7-Jun 25 Tu 10a-12p Jul 2-Aug 27 Tu 10a-12p No class May 27, Jul 22, 23

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Sheldon Community Center Jun 27-Aug 22 Th 10a-12p No class Jul 4, 25

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Nature Journaling Would you like to gain a better appreciation for the natural world around you? A nature journal encourages observing nature and then drawing it. In this class learn key observational techniques and methods for capturing simple images. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Denise Zanetta Jul 24-Aug 21 W 1-3p

$40

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Painter’s Workshop Paint in the company of your fellow artists. All mediums are welcome. Petersen Barn Community Center May 7-Aug 27 Tu 12:30-2:30p $0.25 No workshop Jul 23

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Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jennifer Bernatz Jun 12-Jul 17 W 1-3p

$48

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Portrait Painting Learn the basics of portrait painting using a six-step method. Drawing, value study, color, lighting, capturing the gestures and mannerism of your subject are all taught. Not a watercolor class. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jennifer Bernatz May 6-Aug 26 M 6-8p May 7-Aug 20 Tu 5:15-7:15p No class May 27, Jul 22, 23

$120 $120

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Sumi-e Ink Painting Ages 40+ Delight in the experience of a single brush stroke to express a range of color and feeling. Use sumi-e ink stick and watercolor with traditional, seasonal and fun subjects to explore the fascinating possibilities for self-expression through this delightfully sensitive art form. Required materials discussed in �irst class Campbell Community Center Instructor: Cathy Williams Beginning Jun 13-Aug 22 Th 1-4p $115 #3935 Advanced Jun 12-Aug 21 W 1-4p $126 #3942 No class Jul 4; one additional no class date TBA

Watercolor Impressions Practice and experiment with new techniques. Learn from the instructor’s demonstration each week. Work at your own pace and develop your own style of painting. Supplies ill e discussed at t e �irst class Amazon Community Center Instructor: Lois Enman Jun 24-Aug 12 M 6:30-9:30p Jun 26-Aug 14 W 1-4p

$92 $92

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Adult Activities

Games Chess Nuts Chess can help you build your concentration abilities, selfcon�idence and mental planning eginners and e perienced players are welcome to participate in friendly competition. Campbell Community Center Ongoing W 9a-12p

$0.25

Drop-in

Dodgeball

Watercolor Painting Explore watercolor technique and develop drawing skills in a friendly, fun environment. Each class includes critique of student work and instructor demonstrations. Students are free to choose assignments from the instructor or develop personal projects. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Kathie Ellen Ticknor May 10-Jun 28 F 9:30a-12:30p $96 Jul 5-Aug 30 F 9:30a-12:30p $96 No class Jul 26

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Everyone makes mistakes in painting – from overworked sections to wrong proportions to colors that just aren’t right. In this friendly, supportive environment each artist ill s are a painting t at needs �i ing e art or ill e criti ued y t e class and toget er all ill learn o to �i common mistakes.

$40

#4016

Cooking Want to eat healthier? Don’t know how to cook veggies? This class will cover the basics of cooking vegetables and fruits. Working from whole foods, you’ll make entrees and side dishes, snacks and appetizers.

541-682-5333

Drop-in

Scrabble Campbell Community Center Ongoing Tu 1-4p

$0.25

Drop-in

Table Tennis Table tennis is the perfect game as it provides exercise, recreation and a social outlet. Play in a friendly atmosphere open to all skill levels. Amazon Community Center Jun 28-Sep 20 F 12:15-3:30p $0.50 e e e e e e

Drop-in e

Music Piano Lessons Ages 6+

From the Garden to the Table

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Plaedo Wellman Jul 30-Aug 27 Tu 7:30-8:45p

Sheldon Community Center May 1- Aug 21 W 6p-8p ee ﬁ e ee

Exercise your mind while having fun by playing Scrabble.

What Went Wrong? Let’s Fix It!

Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Jennifer Bernatz May 8-Jun 5 W 1-3p

Join the Eugene Dodgeball community group to exercise year-round, try a new sport and meet some fun people. Competitive on the court, but also a community of friends that hang out, travel to tournaments together and support each other outside of dodgeball. For more information email dodgeballeugene@gmail.com or see the Eugene Dodgeball group on Facebook.

$25

#4430

Learn how to play the piano in a fun and relaxed environment. Private half-hour lessons include how to read music, exploring how the keyboard works to create your own music and technique exercises. All ages and levels welcome. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Sarah Rose Jul 1-Aug 19 M 1-1:30p Jul 1-Aug 19 M 1:30-2p Jul 1-Aug 19 M 2-2:30p Jul 1-Aug 19 M 2:30-3p Jul 1-Aug 19 M 3-3:30p Jul 1-Aug 19 M 3:30-4p

$140 $140 $140 $140 $140 $140

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Adult Activities

Special Interest Cooking with Wild Mushrooms us rooms add onder ul �la or and dept to dis es plus they provide valuable nutrition. The Cascade Mycological Society will introduce you to some of the many locally available wild mushrooms that are best for your table. Learn the best ways to clean them, preserve them and cook with t em earn o to ring out t eir sumptuous �la or, and taste a dish made with seasonally available mushrooms. Amazon Community Center May 24 F 7-8:30p

$10

#4794

Quantum Parenting As a follow-up to Introduction to Quantum Parenting, we dive deeper into the quantum effects of healing our wounds as an effective way to resolve familial cycles of pain that free our children from having to do so. Jun 29

10a-12p

$20

#4709

Being in Real-Time with Yourself Understand how dark times are really a process of clearing out the static to your inner voice. Learn how to reengage your authenticity in real time to make aligned choices and respond instead of react. Realign with your soul-wisdom to move through life in grace. Realize how powerful, authentic choices truly change our world.

Creative Writing Workshop

Jul 6

Do you love to write? This is an ongoing, peer-led group of local riters cra ting essays, memoirs, �iction and poetry. Any level, any type of creative writing is welcome.

Saving Yourself to Save the World Ages 12+

Campbell Community Center Ongoing Th 12:30-2:30p Term fee $3, or drop-in fee $0.25/day No workshop Jul 4

Learn the quantum effects of your inner work on our world. Understand how saving yourself can change the collective. Get a peek into your gifts by discovering tools and practicing them as a group.

#4426

10a-12p

Petersen Barn Community Center Aug 3-10 Sa 9:30a-12p

Essential Oils for Health Discover the therapeutic value of essential oils and how to choose the best oils to support your body. Experience twelve essential oils and learn their uses and history. Create a stress calming roll-on and a wonderful skin serum tailored to your skin type to take home. Registration is re uired and t ere is a materials ee cas only, please Sheldon Community Center Jun 26 W 6:15-7:45p

Free

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Lettuce Grow Together Garden Club

$20

$50

#4708

#4732

The Womb Healing Series Ages 11+ Series meets at Petersen Barn Community Center

Mystical Side of Your Moon Learn about why your menstrual cycle is a preparatory initiation and gain empowered, inner tools on how to transform discomfort during that time of the month. Jul 20

10a-12p

$20

#4725

A drop-in program for beginner and experienced gardeners alike to gather, learn and practice holistic organic-style gardening techniques. Attendees can expect guest speakers, book readings and various seasonally appropriate gardening and sustainability activities, so come meet other gardeners and get help with your garden.

Postpartum Initiation Receive potential insights and support about what you might be going through as a mother. Understand the psycho-spiritual, and even quantum, implications of this precious time and be supported in your transition into motherhood.

Petersen Barn Community Center Jun 5-Aug 27 W 6-7:30p

Jul 27

Free

Drop-in

Quantum Parenting Series Series meets at Petersen Barn Community Center

Introduction to Quantum Parenting Understand the connection between quantum reality and parenting on a whole new level. Learn about the unseen energetics of relationship and tools to apply consciousness technology to heal your relationship with your child. Jun 22

10a-12p

Free

10a-12p

$20

#4728

Technology Technology classes are on pages 86-87.

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Adult Activities

Urban Homesteading

Edible Landscapes & Foraging

Learn how to expand your food choices, improve the quality of your diet and enjoy the local bounty all year long. Each week offers a new topic from do-it-yourself food production such as fermenting and preserving to soap making and lip balms. Scholarships do not apply. Instructor for all classes: Kevin Prier

Balms & Salves Learn to make a variety of skin creams, lip balms and herbal salves for gifts or a treat for yourself. Take home some lip balm and herbal salve. Amazon Community Center Jul 20 Sa 2-4p

$20

#3037

Campbell Community Center Jul 15 M 6:45-8:45p

$20

#4324

Beyond Sauerkraut Ready to explore the world of fermentation? Learn how to make your own fermented pickles, salsa, hot sauce, a variety of fermented non-alcoholic beverages and even corned beef. Campbell Community Center Aug 26 M 6:45-8:45p

$20

Don’t just pull those weeds – eat them! Find out what native weeds are edible and how to prepare them. You will be surprised at how much food you’ve been throwing in the yard waste. Plant a variety of perennial vegetables and edible ornamentals for a beautiful and edible landscape. Learn about common wild foraging plants such as berries, �lo ers, greens, roots and common mus rooms and t eir habitats. A selection of free seeds and starts are included. Meet at instructor’s house Jun 15 Sa 2-4p Aug 10 Sa 2-4p Jun 9 Su 2-4p Aug 4 Su 2-4p

$20 $20 $20 $20

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Fermenting Kimchi & Kombucha Learn fermentation basics as we turn a head (or several) of napa cabbage and a bunch of other goodies into kimchi and ta e ome a pint to erment and en oy special modi�ied technique lets you ferment directly in the jar. We will also make a batch of kombucha and there will be kombucha SCOBY to take home for anyone who wants it. Amazon Community Center Aug 3 Sa 2-4p

$20

#3039

Campbell Community Center Jul 29 M 6:45-8:45p

$20

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Wednesday, July 17 in the Park Blocks

Volunteer with Adaptive Recreation

7pm - Gathering with music, food carts and information about current and planned local services available to people needing shelter and housing in Eugene.

Adaptive Recreation Services programs thrive with volunteers! We are seeking positive people who will assist in implementing a variety of recreation activities for individuals who experience disabilities. Volunteers may support patrons one on one, assist instructors with set-up and clean up & creative projects to be assigned. Previous experience working with individuals with disabilities is preferred but not required. Please contact: Brittany Oom, boom@eugene-or.gov, 541-682-8837 to learn more about any of our current volunteer opportunities.

8:30pm -Short film on being unhoused in Eugene followed by "Tony - The Movie." This 74 min film focuses on Tony Rodriguez, a smart, articulate man who is unhoused in San Diego and agreed to work with filmmaker Dennis Stein to make a documentary looking for concrete solutions to homelessness. The film previews many of the actions we are working toward in Eugene and lets you see how well they succeed in other communities across the country. Sponsored by the Eugene Human Rights Commission and CALC

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Adult Activities can’t process in a steam canner), blanching, freezing techniques and drying herbs, fruits and vegetables. We will also talk about what methods are best for a variety of foods and why. Amazon Community Center Jun 1 Sa 2-4p

$20

#3032

Campbell Community Center Jun 3 M 6:45-8:45p

$20

#4335

Sausage Making If you love sausages but hate what goes into the ones from the grocery store, you can learn how to make your own from wholesome ingredients. Develop your own spice mix so your sausage is as mild or spicy as you like.

Homemade Condiments

Amazon Community Center Jul 13 Sa 2-4p

$20

#3036

Make your next picnic amazing with your own homemade condiments. Learn how to make mayonnaise, mustard, ketchup and relish and how to tailor each recipe to make your own signature versions. Bring three small containers to take home a share of what we make in class.

Campbell Community Center Jul 8 M 6:45-8:45p

$20

#4323

Campbell Community Center Jul 1 M 6:45-8:45p

$20

#4322

Making Jam Put summer in a jar by making your own fruit jam. Homemade jam can have much less sugar than commercial, and the potential varieties are endless. We will make and can a batch in class from fresh local fruit and you can take a jar home for yourself. Amazon Community Center Jun 22 Sa 2-4p

$20

#3034

Campbell Community Center Jun 17 M 6:45-8:45p

$20

#4331

Outdoor Herbals Learn how to make insect repellent creams and sprays, healing salves and learn about the SPF potential of various herbal combinations. Take home a share of what we make in class.

Seed Saving Learn a variety of techniques for saving heirloom vegetable seeds for planting next year, including ideal harvest times, collection techniques, preparation/drying and proper storage. Amazon Community Center Aug 17 Sa 2-4p

$20

#3041

Campbell Community Center Aug 12 M 6:45-8:45p

$20

#4328

Soap Making Learn the basics of making bar soap from scratch. We ill discuss t e c emistry o saponi�ication, properties o different base oils and local sources for fragrance oils and other additives while we make a batch of soap. You will also learn how to make liquid soap and two forms of laundry soap. Take home a share of the soap we produce. Amazon Community Center Jul 27 Sa 2-4p

$20

#3038

Campbell Community Center Jul 22 M 6:45-8:45p

$20

#4325

Amazon Community Center Jun 29 Sa 2-4p

$20

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Campbell Community Center Jun 24 M 6:45-8:45p

Winter Gardening

$20

#4334

Learn to plan out a small-medium sized family garden. Learn what vegetables do well over winter in our climate and how to maximize production from a small space.

Preserving Fruits & Vegetables A lot of information out there makes home preserving sound complicated and potentially dangerous. With a few simple precautions it’s neither of those things. Learn the asics and ene�its o ome preser ing and start eating cheaper, fresher, healthier and more locally. We will discuss proper canning techniques (including what you can and

Amazon Community Center Aug 24 Sa 2-4p

$20

#3042

Campbell Community Center Aug 19 M 6:45-8:45p

$20

#4333

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Adult Activities

Trips

Descriptions are on pages 88-91.

Day Time

Title

May 30

9a-5p

Frugal Fun in Florence

May 30

10-11:30a

Walking Tour Riverfront Steam Plant

Jun 8

9:30a-2:30p

Jun 11

8a-4:30p

Jun 11

10-11:30a

Jun 13

8:30a-3p

Jun 14

Jun 21 Jun 25

Campbell

Free

Campbell

e e e Free

Campbell

Molalla Country Farm Loop

$34

Pete Barn

Free

Yamasa Soy Sauce Factory Tour

$28

Campbell

5-9p

An Evening at Saginaw Vineyard

$16

Sheldon

10a-5p

Mystery Wine Tour

$30

Campbell

9a-4:30p

Meandering McKenzie Waters

$32

Campbell

e e

Jun 28

5:30-8:30p

Sarver Winery

$11

Pete Barn

Jul 5

9a-2:30p

Black Sheep Gathering

$20

Pete Barn

Jul 12

9:30a-5p

Barn Owl Lavender Farm

$34

Campbell

Jul 13

9:30a-3:30p

Corvallis Historic Homes Trolley Tour

$22

Pete Barn

Jul 23

10a-5p

$32

Campbell

Jul 28

9a-3p

$26

Campbell

Aug 11

9a-6:30p

Sawdust Theatre

$35

Campbell

Aug 13

9a-4p

Giant Dune Buggy Ride

$44

Pete Barn

Aug 15

10:30a-3:30p

Progressive Lunch

$25

Pete Barn

Aug 15

10:30a-3:30p

Progressive Lunch

$25

Campbell

Aug 17

7:30a-5p

Coquille Annual Citywide Yard Sale

$35

Pete Barn

Aug 24

9a-5p

Swan Island Dahlia Festival

$35

Sheldon

Aug 29

9a-5p

Frugal Fun in Florence

$19

Campbell

Sep 7

9:30a-2:30p

e e e Free

Campbell

Sep 14

8a-6p

Coquille Tribal Salmon Bake

$35

Campbell

Dec 2-5

Overnight

Christmas in Leavenworth

Campbell

Tropical Costa Rica, Collette Tours

Campbell

Apr 18-26, 2020 Overnight

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Meet At

$19

Jun 25-27 Overnight

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Adult Health & Fitness

These classes are for ages 18-118, unless noted otherwise. Classes designed for ages 50+ are in Senior Health & Fitness on pages 92-95.

Bicycling Adapted Bike & Equipment Services All ages

All services at Hilyard Community Center

541-682-5333

By appointment $5/half hour #2938 $10/hour #2937 $20/half day #2936

$40/day #2935 $50/weekend #2934

Campbell Bike Week

dapti e ecreation er ices maintains a uni ue �leet of adaptive equipment, including all-terrain wheelchairs and bikes such as recumbent trikes, tandems and hand cycles. Individual and group services can be provided to support adaptive recreational equipment needs for people o arying a ilities and s ill le els, including �ittings and rentals. For more information call 541-682-5311 or visit GetRec.org/recadaptive.

By appointment

Adapted Bike Rental aila le a ter initial �itting or assessment

#2939

Coinciding with National Bike to Work Week, Campbell Bike Week is a collection of bike-related events to get you ready and excited for a full summer of bicycling. All events meet at Campbell Community Center

Get Your Bike Ready for Summer This basic maintenance class will teach you these skills to get ready for summer riding: six-point safety check, repairing �lat tires, ra e tune ups and repair and ad usting your shifters. Come for these plus other maintenance tips. Bring your favorite bike and dress to get grubby. May 13

5:30-8:30p

$18

#2653

Bike Touring with Bruce Steinmetz All ages Come back with us to the ’80s and travel behind the Iron Curtain with a wandering cyclist as he experiences

Adult Health & Fitness machine gun-toting border guards, toxic local beverages and boundless local kindness. Surprise destination: Eugene. May 14

6-7:30p

Free

#4435

ree o oﬀee or i e Riders Coming to Campbell Community Center? Bike and you can enjoy a cup of coffee or tea on us – no registration needed. May 15

8:30a-4:30p Free

Drop-in

Bike Riding for Fun & Fitness – Special Edition Have you been looking for a bike group to join? Try out the Campbell Bike Group. Riders go 10-20 miles at a relaxed pace. Helmets required. May 15

10a-12p

Free

Drop-in

Eugene Bike Mural Tour See the best of Eugene’s public art. We will go to see the latest 20x21 EUG Mural Project murals on bicycle. Bring your own bike and helmet. May 16

10a-12p

$11

#4525

Not Your Parent’s Bike Day Recumbents? Tricycles? Hand cycles? Electric assist? Bike Share? Try all these at this bike demo. Try out our amazing �leet o i es or people o can t or don t ant to ride standard bike frames. May 17

9:30a-1p

Free

Drop-in

Alexander Technique Most of our movement is guided by old habits. The Alexander Technique encourages self-observation and a areness o mo ements earn to mo e more e �iciently and reduce strain through gentle hands-on guidance of everyday activities. Boost your performance in any activity y �inding your natural alance nstructor is certi�ied y the Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique.

$35

#3259

Better Bones & Balance Defeat the loss of bone density while you improve balance and increase your strength and energy. This class is a more advanced version of Strong Bones Strong Body. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Cindy O’Brien Jun 3-Aug 26 M 11:45a-12:45p $52

is class is designed speci�ically or people it art ritis earn to use gentle mo ements to increase �le i ility and maintain muscle strength. Also helps reduce stiffness and pain. All are welcome. Echo Hollow Pool and Fitness Center Ongoing MWF 10:45-11:45a Drop-in Fee same as pool admission fees, see page 70

Fitness Centers Work out on your own schedule at the Echo Hollow and eldon �itness centers et �it using cardio ascular e uip ment including treadmills and elliptical trainers as well as eig t e uipment designed to or speci�ic muscle groups se o t e �itness centers re uires an orientation or �irst time users. For more information see page 71.

Land Fitness

Sheldon Community Center e ﬀ Jul 10-Aug 14 W 6-7p

Dryland Arthritis

Neuromuscular Exercise Ages 22+ This class is designed to engage the brain and body to encourage more �luid, alanced mo ement deal or individuals with a variety of neuromuscular challenges (such as Parkinson’s, mild stroke and multiple sclerosis) that may cause loss of balance and coordination. Instructors guide participants through exercises that are usually done standing or moving around the room; however, chairs are providing for balance assistance and rest as needed. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Deanne Morris of Creative Fitness Jul 2-Aug 1 TuTh 1:30-2:30p $54 #2906 Aug 6-29 TuTh 1:30-2:30p $48 #2907 Sep 3-26 TuTh 1:30-2:30p $48 #2908 No class Jul 4

#3678

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Adult Health & Fitness Zumba Cardio Ditch the workout and join the party. Zumba is a Latin inspired cardio dance class that includes elements of salsa, merengue, samba, reggaeton, cumbia and much more. All you need in this hour-long dance party is enthusiasm. tress can t ang onto a ody t at s groo ing! Instructor: Tara Barnes Amazon Community Center Jun 26-Aug 28 W 5:30-6:30p

$40

#2881

Sheldon Community Center Jun 24-Aug 19 M 5:30-6:30p

$36

#2990

Water Fitness Pilates Beginning and continuing level mat classes introducing t e undamentals and some asic �loor e ercises o ilates Learn proper body alignment and breathing in addition to impro ing core strengt , �le i ility and coordination Amazon Community Center Instructor: Judith Schlacter Beginning Jun 25-Sep 10 Tu 6:45-7:45p Intermediate Jun 25-Sep 10 Tu 5:30-6:30p

$75

#3002

$75

#3001

Defeat the loss of bone density. Research shows you can strengthen bones, improve balance and increase your strength and energy. Every exercise is adjusted to your ability. An excellent class for those with osteoporosis or osteopenia.

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Total Body Work Out Work all your muscle groups in this low-impact, moderateintensity class. We will focus on strength building, cardio endurance, increased �le i ility, alance and core e will use weights, resistance bands, aerobic movements, standing e ercises and �loor or ring a yoga mat and your enthusiasm. Echo Hollow Pool and Fitness Center Ongoing TuTh 6:30-7:30a Drop-in Fee same as pool admission fees, see page 70 No class Jul 4

541-682-5333

Aquatic Body Conditioning This buoyancy-supported, deep-water exercise will help you increase muscle strength and tone by using water resistance and equipment. Echo Hollow Pool and Fitness Center Ongoing TuTh 8:45-9:45a

Drop-in

Aquatone

Strong Bones Strong Body

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Cindy O’Brien Jun 3-Aug 26 M 10:30-11:30a $52 Jun 4-Aug 27 Tu 4:30-5:30p $52 Jun 6-Aug 29 Th 3:15-4:15p $48 No class Jul 4

These classes are open to ages 16+. Your ﬁrst class may be attended for free. For class fees at City pools, see pool admission fees, page 70. No classes during pool closures, see page 71. No classes Jul 4.

Tone individual muscle groups, strengthen core muscles and improve balance in shallow and deep water. Suspended e ercises en ance postural ene�its cellent class for those new to water exercise or recovering strength and �le i ility pper ody strengt is en anced it resistance equipment. Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center Ongoing TuTh 8:15-9:15a

Drop-in

Arthritis H2O Exercise

This class can help people with arthritis exercise, reduce pain and impro e �le i ility and strengt is un class is taught in shallow water and is excellent for those with general muscle or joint stiffness or chronic pain. Echo Hollow Pool and Fitness Center Ongoing TuTh 10-11a

Drop-in

Adult Health & Fitness

Dance & Drama Ballet Barre & Stretch eginning allet it an emp asis on strengt , �le i ility and fundamental technique. All levels welcome. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Ashley Villanueva Jun 28-Aug 30 F 10:45-11:45a

$50

#2874

Belly Dance Deep Water Fitness Flotation support is provided to facilitate these great nonimpact deep-water workouts. Total body immersion equals total body workout. All major muscles are strengthened it t e added c allenge o a cardio ascular �itness workout. Intensity levels are varied to accommodate your exercise needs. Further strength gains are offered by using hand-held buoyant-resistant equipment. Amazon Pool Ongoing

M-Th M-Th

11a-12p 5:30-6:30p

Echo Hollow Pool and Fitness Center Ongoing MWF 6-7a MWF 7:30-8:30a MW 5:45-6:45p Sheldon Pool and Fitness Center Ongoing MWF 6-7a M-F 7:15-8:15a M-F 8:30-9:30a M-F 12-1p TuTh 5:30-6:30p Sa 9:30-10:30a

Martial Arts

All Drop-in

Fencing Ages 12+

All Drop-in

Low impact, water-supported exercise for developing cardioascular �itness oning and a dominal e ercises included Upbeat and simple energetic routines keep you moving. Drop-in

Water Walking For a �irst time ater �itness attendee, t is class pro ides the basics you need and still gives you a great workout. Walk or run in chest-deep water using traveling moves. Suspended, supported exercises are offered for additional balance and stabilization challenges. Sheldon Pool and Fitness Center Ongoing MWF 8:15-9:15a

Amazon Community Center e ﬀ Jul 11-Aug 29 Th 5:30-6:30p

All Drop-in

Shallow Water Aerobics

Echo Hollow Pool and Fitness Center Ongoing MWF 9:15-10:15a

Belly dance is an ancient art form with a complex and fascinating history. In this class we will focus on the fundamental movements, inspired by the Egyptian style. It helps improve core strength, posture and body awareness. Though most of the class will be movement, there will also be brief discussions about the history and cultural context of this dance. No experience necessary. All ages, bodies and genders welcome.

Drop-in

$40

#2879

Fencing is a classic martial sport with history, art, style and drama as well as being a fun physical activity for kids and parents. This class is an introduction to foil fencing, which concentrates on discipline, balance, coordination, sportsmanship and above all, fun. Equipment provided. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Carl Knoch Beginning Jul 2-Aug 20 Tu 2:45-3:45p Intermediate Jul 2-Aug 20 Tu 4-5p

$89

#2896

$89

#2897

Qigong Qigong is a self-healing art that combines movement and meditation. Regular practice can reduce stress, establish balance and integrate mind/body/spirit. It is best known for a focus on breathing and is used as a healing exercise. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Cialin Mills-Ostwald Jul 2-Aug 27 Tu 12:15-1:15p Campbell Community Center Instructor: Mariah Carter Beginning Jun 6-Aug 29 Th 4:30-5:30p No class Jul 4, 11

$44

#3016

$55

#3521 GetRec.org

Adult Health & Fitness Tai Chi is ancient inese art uses round, �lo ing mo ements combined with calmness and inner balance. Learn a series of slow movements that promote better health, balance, �le i ility and reduced stress e class includes proper form, body alignment, breathing, energy cultivation and energy awareness. Amazon Community Center eﬀ e Beginning Jun 26-Sep 11 W 10:40-11:40a Intermediate Jun 26-Sep 11 W 9:30-10:30a Campbell Community Center Instructor: Karen Meats Beginning M 9-10a W 9-10a ee e Petersen Barn Community Center eﬀ e Beginning May 14-Jul 2 Tu 11:30a-12:30p Tu 11:30a-12:30p Intermediate May 14-Jul 2 Tu 12:45-1:45p Tu 12:45-1:45p No class Jun 25, Jul 16

$48

#3011

$48

#3010

$52 $52

#3538 #3539

$28 $28

#4044 #4045

$28 $28

#4046

Washington Park Center eﬀ e Beginning Jun 28-Sep 13 F 10:40-11:40a $48 Jul 1-Sep 9 M 10:40-11:40a $44 Intermediate Jun 28-Sep 13 F 9:30-10:30a $48 Jul 1-Sep 9 M 9:30-10:30a $44

#3055 #3053 #3054 #3049

Join your neighbors in practicing this ancient Chinese art. t uses calm, �lo ing mo ements to promote alance and �le i ility and to reduce stress ear loose clot ing and dress for the weather. Meets by the salmon fountain in the West Park Blocks. Make a morning of it by enjoying the Lane County Farmers Market immediately afterward. Free

odi ed o a is gentle yoga class is designed speci�ically or people living with chronic neuromuscular conditions such as �i romyalgia, multiple sclerosis, ar inson s and ou e rig s disease oses can e modi�ied or t ose needing adaptations. Individuals must be able to be independent or bring someone to assist. Yoga mats and blocks provided. Hilyard Community Center M 11a-12:30p e M 11a-12:30p e No class Sep 2

541-682-5333

#2910 #2911

Warriors at Ease Yoga Team Red, White and Blue sponsors a free yoga class for military service members, Veterans and their families. This class is designed to support well-being, resiliency and connection. No experience necessary. For more information contact Joe Snyder at joe.snyder@teamrwb.org. Hilyard Community Center Jul 1-Sep 30 M No class Sep 2

Free

#2946

Drop-in

Yoga rejuvenates the mind, body and spirit. Gentle stretching exercises tone and stretch muscles and work to balance every system in the body. Improves overall health and well-being. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Paul Simon e Th 9:15-10:15a No class Jul 4 Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Hannah Veith May 6-Jul 1 M M No class May 27, Jun 10, Jul 15 Instructor: Paul Simon Tu 9-10a Tu 9-10a May 10-Jun 21 F 9-10a F 9-10a No class Jun 25, Jul 12, 16, 19 Washington Park Center Instructor: Paul Simon Jul 18-Sep 5 Th 5:30-6:30p No class Aug 8

$49 $49 e

Yoga

Tai Chi in the Park Blocks

Downtown Park Blocks Jun 4-Sep 19 TuTh 8:30-9:30a No class Jul 4

Yoga

$44

#3012

$28 $28

#4029 #4032

$28 $32 $28 $28

#4034 #4035 #4036

$28

#4428

Adult Sports Leagues Registration & Web Page

Outdoor Sports Field Rentals

Registration for all activities is through teamsideline.com/ eugene.

Contact the Athletics staff for information and applications or use o t e ity s outdoor sports �ields and t e oint sc ool district ity o ugene arti�icial tur �ields

This web page has all the latest schedules, scores, standings and registration materials for current leagues and more. Also visit us on the web at GetRec.org/athletics or facebook.com/adultleagues.

Inner Tube Water Polo Ages 14+

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Some age limits apply. Passes not valid for special events. *Additional charges for more than 5 people.

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Adult Swimming Lap Swim

Spa Hours

No matter what your level is, we have a lane for you! Lap lanes are available for slow, medium and fast swimmers. Children ages 12 and younger must be accompanied by an adult.

Amazon Pool May 20-Jun 14, same as Lap Swim hours

Amazon Pool, May 20-Jun 14, all Long Course M-F 5:30-8:30a M-Su 11a-2p 5:30-7:30p Sa 7:30a-9a Amazon Pool, Jun 17-Aug 11 Long Course (lanes vary) M-F 5:30-8:30a Sa 7:30a-1:30p Su 11:30-1:30p

Short Course (lanes vary) MW 10:50a-8:30p TuTh 10:50a-7p F 10:50a-6:15p SaSu 2-5p Amazon Pool, Aug 12-Sep 2, all Short Course MW 5:30a-8:30p Sa 7:30a-9a TuTh 5:30a-9p 10:30a-5p F 5:30a-6:15p Su 11:30a-5p Echo Hollow Pool, Jun 17-Sep 2 Indoor Pool M-F 5:30-8:30a 11:30a-1p MW 1-3:15p M-Th 7-8:30p F 1-5p 6:30-8:30p Su 11a-3p Sheldon Pool, Jun 17-Sep 2 M-F 5:30-8a 11:30a-1:30p ee losures

Outdoor Pool M-F 5:30-8:30a (7-8:30a, 2 lanes, starting Aug 12) 11:30a-1p TuTh 3:30-7p Su 11a-1p

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Fitness Centers ur �itness centers o er cardio ascular e uipment including treadmills and stair steppers, as well as weight e uipment designed to or speci�ic muscle groups se o t e �itness centers re uires an orientation or �irst time users and a signed consent orm on �ile pen to adults ages 18 or older.

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Holiday schedule, Lap Swim 11a-2p e ﬀ Closed at 2p for Mike Morris Swim Meet Closed for Mike Morris Swim Meet e ﬀ e Summer Season Hours begin Closed for TEAM Swim Meet e e e e e e

Swim & Fitness Adult learn-to-swim lessons are listed in the Youth Swimming 15 , ● 16 & ● 17 . section, pages 46-49, classes ● Water Fitness classes are on pages 66-67.

out age to must a e a guardian signed consent orm on �ile out age to must a e a guardian signed consent orm on �ile and must a e an adult present out age and younger are not permitted to use t e �itness centers Echo Hollow Pool, Jun 17-Sep 2 MTuWF 5:30a-8:30p Su Th 5:30a-10p Sheldon Pool, Jun 17-Sep 2 M-F 5:30a-8:30p

11a-3p

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Adult Outdoor

These activities are for ages 18-118, unless noted otherwise. Activities designed for ages 50+ are in Senior Outdoor, pages 97-101.

Bicycling Mountain Bike After Work Ages 21+ For new riders on dirt or experienced riders just looking for a ride to the trails. Meet after work, catch a ride and even a brew after the trails. Multiple trail options. Bring water, a snack and a well-maintained mountain bike or try one of our new demo bikes at no additional charge. Stop at a local brewery on the return trip. Beverage costs are not included. Meet at River House Outdoor Center Thurston Hills Trails, Planktown Brewery Jun 20 Th 5-9:30p $25 #4713 Carpenter Bypass Trails (Whypass), no brewery Jun 27 Th 5-9:30p $25 #4714 Alsea Falls Trails, Long Timber Brewery Jul 25 Th 5-10p $25 #4715

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Paddle Sports Canoeing Flatwater Learn the basic paddle strokes and teamwork required to maneuver a tandem canoe. Paddle in a straight line, backwards, turn and put the boat where you want it to go. Paddle on the canoe canal behind Autzen Stadium. Bring water, lunch and clothing that can get wet. Boating gear provided or bring your own. No experience needed. Partners not required as we can team you up with another paddler. Meet at River House Outdoor Center Jun 2 Su 9a-3p $50

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John Day River Trip n oy a classic regon outdoor e perience pend ďż˝i e days rafting or kayaking on the John Day River, the longest ree ďż˝lo ing ri er in regon is is a guided multi day wilderness trip starting at Clarno boat landing and takingout at Cottonwood boat landing. Food, equipment and instruction provided, some kayak experience required if

Adult Outdoor you choose to kayak. Participants must provide their own personal camping gear. For more information, contact Aimee at 541-682-6358. Pretrip May 16 Th 6-8p at the River House Trip May 30-Jun 3 Th-M 7a-6:30p $570 #1472

Kayak After Work Float No experience necessary. Relax and explore the Willamette River, paddling toward the setting sun. Stable sit-on-top and in�lata le aya s supplied ring ater, snac and clothing that can get wet. Paddle the moving water from spen treet in pring�ield to t e i er ouse utdoor Center in Eugene. Meet at River House Outdoor Center Jul 1 M 5:15-9p $25 Aug 5 M 4:15-8p $25

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Kayak Whitewater Ages 16+ e eginning class includes �lat ater time com ined it the Willamette and McKenzie rivers up to Class II rapids. Practice paddling skills, reading water, running rapids, whitewater safety and river knowledge. The intermediate class includes two days on the McKenzie River up to Class III rapids. All equipment provided. Bring a swimsuit and lunch on the full days. Choose from hardshell, sit-on-top or in�lata le aya s Meet at River House Outdoor Center Beginner, Willamette & McKenzie Jul 5-7 F 5:30-9:30p, SaSu 9a-4p $130 Jul 19-21 F 5:30-9:30p, SaSu 9a-4p $130 Beginner, Willamette only Aug 8 & 10 Th 5:30-9:30p, Sa 9a-3p $85 Intermediate Sep 14 & 15 SaSu 9a-4p $105

McKenzie River Adult Whitewater Kayak Led by kayak instructors, these trips help kayakers gain con�idence on ite ater ri ers ust a e ta en a previous whitewater class or have had previous whitewater kayak experience. Bring water, hearty lunch and a change of clothes. All gear is supplied or use your o n is trip elps aya ers gain con�idence on lass whitewater with an option to run a Class III rapid on the McKenzie River. Meet at River House Outdoor Center May 11 Sa 9a-4p $55

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Mid-Summer Paddle Join us on a classic Eugene summer paddle trip. Put in at Armitage Park on the McKenzie River, paddle down past t e con�luence and continue t e ourney do n the Willamette River. Take out at Christensen Landing and enjoy post-trip food and beverage at Agararian Ales before heading back to the River House Outdoor Center. Transportation and equipment provided. Choice o ater cra t ra t, in�lata le aya or stand up paddleboard. Some experience required in your choice of watercraft. Please remember to bring water and snacks for the on-river time. Food and beverage costs at Agrarian is not included. Transportation provided. Meet at River House Outdoor Center Aug 3 Sa 12-7:30p $30

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Kayak Roll Sessions Ages 12+ Two-week lesson series focuses on learning the kayak roll. Get ready for kayak season. Price includes pool entry, instruction and equipment. Echo Hollow Pool and Fitness Center Sep 5 & 12 Th 7:30-10p $50

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Self-Guided Kayak Practice Ages 12+ Bring your own boat to the pool or rent a kayak, paddle and skirt to use. Practice your paddle strokes and develop your kayak roll. Indoor heated pool. Echo Hollow Pool and Fitness Center Thursdays 8:30-10p, $5/session Equipment available for rent, $5; no instruction provided No session Jul 4, Sep 5, 12

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Sailing Classroom sessions meet at the River House Outdoor Center. Water sessions meet at Richardson Park Marina, Dock B, on Fern Ridge Reservoir. Marina parking requires a Lane County fee of $4/day, $40/year; purchase online at lanecounty.org. For more information call 541-682-6324.

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Learn to skipper a 24-foot sloop-rigged keelboat by day in light to moderate winds and sea conditions. Learn basic sailing terminology, parts, functions, helm commands, docking, sail trim, points of sail, buoyage, seamanship and basic navigation rules to avoid collisions and hazards. Gain con�idence it lots o ands on practice arn your asic eel oat ailing erti�ication Classroom May 28 On the water Jun 1, 2, 8, 9

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Classroom May 28 Tu On the water Jun 3, 5, 7, 10, 12, 14 MWF Classroom Jul 3 W On the water Jul 6, 7, 13, 14 SaSu

6-9p 5:30-9p #4227 6-9p 2:30-7:30p #4229

Classroom Jul 17 W 6-9p On the water Jul 22, 24, 26, 29, 31, Aug 2 MWF 5:30-9p

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Classroom Jul 24 W 6-9p On the water Jul 27, 28, Aug 3, 4 SaSu 2:30-7:30p #4231 Classroom Aug 7 W 6-9p On the water Aug 12, 14, 16, 19, 21, 23 MWF 5:30-9 #4238 Classroom Aug 21 W 6-9p On the water Aug 24, 25, 31, Sep 1 SaSu 2:30-7:30p #4232 Classroom Sep 4 W 6-9p On the water Sep 7, 8, 14, 15 SaSu 2:30-7:30p #4233 Cost is $310 e e e e e ﬁ Veterans receive a $50 discount on the class and ASA membership fee waived

This is Sailing Have you always wanted to sail or are interested in our classes and ant to test t e aters �irst et sail it us and let this two-hour introduction be your invitation to a lifetime of enjoyment. No experience necessary. May 18 May 18 Jun 15 Jun 15 Jul 20 Jul 20

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12-2p 3-5p 12-2p 3-5p 12-2p 3-5p

$20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20

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Adult Outdoor Practice Nights Have you taken a sailing class and need a little more time on the water? Practice under the coaching of Outdoor Program sailing staff. Registration required. May 14 May 21 May 28 Jun 4 Jun 11 Jun 18 Jun 25 Jul 2 Jul 9 Jul 16 Jul 23 Jul 30 Aug 6 Aug 13 Aug 20 Aug 27 Sep 3 Sep 10

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5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5-8p 5-8p 5-8p 5-8p

$20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20

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Private Lessons Lessons held on your boat or the City’s. Docking, heavy and lig t air sailing, ree�ing, cre o er oard and more ou set the goals and we help you achieve them.

Enjoy an evening sail as the breeze lightens and the sun dips below the horizon. No experience necessary. Bring a picnic dinner and place setting and we will stop along the way. Alcohol-free event. Jul 12 Jul 26 Aug 17 Aug 30

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5:30-9p 5:30-9p 5-8:30p 5-8:30p

$25 $25 $25 $25

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$40/hour, by appt; to arrange call 541-682-6324

Sunset Sail

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Oregon Association of Rowers (OAR) Introductory rowing for active adults (21+) $180 for 12 classes For more information: joinOAR@gmail.com GetRec.org

Adult Outdoor This is Sailboat Fun Racing

San Juan Adventure

No matter what kind of sailing you want to do, Tuesday nig ts are un! ey are t e all comers uno �icial race nights where you can expect 20-30 boats on the water and lots of good cheer. Get a taste of racing, meet skippers looking for crew and enjoy an exhilarating evening sail. icnic on t e doc a ter ring your o n picnic �i ings Basic sailing experience helpful.

The San Juan Islands are one of the top cruising destinations in the world. Gain incredible sailing experience living aboard and sailing a 42-foot sailboat. Skippered by USCG licensed captain and ASA instructor yle ayer , , certi�ications a aila le to add on to your experience. Pre-departure meeting will be scheduled at a convenient time to discuss itinerary, provisioning and carpooling. For information call 541-6826324 or email santanasailing@gmail.com.

Jun 18 Jun 25 Jul 2 Jul 9 Jul 16 Jul 23 Jul 30 Aug 6 Aug 13 Aug 20 Aug 27

Tu Tu Tu Tu Tu Tu Tu Tu Tu Tu Tu

5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p 5:30-8:30p

$20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20

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Sep 20-27 F-F $1550/person, $2950/couple sharing a cabin Registration & $750 deposit due by Jul 15, balance due Aug 16 Vessel boards 4p on Sep 20 in Bellingham, Washington Carpool arrangements facilitated from Eugene

Special Event Community Outdoor Gear Yard Sale Community members are invited to sell, trade or buy outdoor gear. Gear may include anything to get folks outside: kayaks, canoes, camping, winter, climbing, cycling and sports. Please limit items to outdoor gear and no �irearms ring your o n ta le i needed and any transaction needs. No fee charged to participate. River House Outdoor Center May 18 Sa 9a-12p

SAT. AUGUST 24

Free

ALTON BAKER PARK

Canoe, kayak & SUP demos • Interactive games & activities Free kids activities & races on the pond • Paddle parade • Fun ﬂoats Educational tours • Paddling race ($40 fee – 18 & under race for free)

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Adult Outdoor

Surﬁng

Owens Rose Garden Take Jefferson Street north toward First Street. Park where street ends at parking lot and bike path.

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For those who identify as female. Beginning to advanced instruction co ers sur�ing undamentals it an emp asis on ocean safety. Must be able to swim and tread water. Camp at the Oregon coast Friday and Saturday nights at a state park. Friday and Saturday dinners are at your expense. Breakfast and lunch provided.

Wild Iris Ridge Take Bailey Hill Road south past 18th Avenue, turn left on Warren Street, right on Summit Terrace Drive and right on Baily View Drive. Meet at the end of Bailey View Drive.

Pretrip Aug 6 Tu 5:30p-7:30p at the River House Trip Aug 9-11 F-Su Overnight #4787 $285 with wet suit & board rental, $229 with own equipment

Delta Ponds Meet behind Valley River Center at the downriver corner near the bike path along the river.

Walking

Aug 3

Boxed numbers 1 indicate activity levels, see key on page 89.

First Saturday Park Walks

2 / 3 All ages

Explore the ecology and management of Eugene’s beautiful parks. Naturalists lead these free, interpretive walks.

Jul 6

9-11a

Free

Drop-in

Meadow Lark Prairie Drive down West 11th Avenue to Greenhill Road. Turn right onto Greenhill and meet at Meadowlark Prairie parking lot. Sep 7

9-11a

Free

Drop-in

More walking activities are on page 95.

Oak Hill From the intersection of Royal Avenue and Greenhill Road, go 1 mile west on Royal, turn left on Oak Hill Cemetery Road. Park at dead end. May 4

9-11a

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Adventure. Community. Happiness. Adaptive • Archery • Arts • Crafts • Dance • Outdoor Robotics • Sailing • Skateboarding • Swimming & More!

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Senior Activities These classes are designed for ages 50+, but any adult can participate in most activities. More classes for ages 18-118 are in Adult Activities, pages 55-62.

Arts This workshop is an informal gathering of artists of all kinds. Enjoy a great studio space and great company every Tuesday. No instructor; bring your own supplies. Campbell Community Center Ongoing Tu 1-4p Term fee $3 or drop-in fee $0.25/day

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Basic Woodworking Learn safe and fun woodworking skills from the friendly shop instructor. Aimed at beginners or anyone who wants to learn their way around the Campbell Woodshop. Make a beautiful laminated cutting board or choose a different pro ect e uired materials discussed in ďż˝irst class Campbell Community Center Instructor: Len Gould

$73

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Campbell Woodshop Open to adults who want to use a workspace and tools for wood projects. Please sign in and pay as you enter the shop.

Artists & Crafters Studio

Jun 3-Jul 1

Women Only Woodworking Jul 22-Aug 19 M 6-8:30p

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Campbell Community Center Ongoing M-F 9a-3p No woodshop May 10, 27, Jul 4

Drop-in

Free Free Free

Drop-in Drop-in Drop-in

National Clean Your Room Day in the Woodshop Campbell Woodshop will be closed to allow a full day of clean-up and maintenance. Join in the fun and help make the shop a better place to work in. Refreshments provided. Campbell Community Center May 10 F 9a-3p

Free

Drop-in

Senior Activities Card Making Workshop

Fiber Arts Guild

Make beautiful and creative cards for friends and family. Projects tailored to the season and upcoming holidays. Share your ideas with other card makers. Bring your own materials. No instructor.

ome play it �i er rom ool to paper, am oo to sil – and have fun in the process. New members may attend t e �irst meeting ree ac mont eatures a di erent �i er craft project. Meetings may have hands-on activities or presentations.

Campbell Community Center Ongoing F 1-4p Term fee $3 or drop-in fee $0.25/day No workshop Jun 14, Jul 12, Aug 9

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Chinese Brush Workshop This group of independent Chinese brush painters meets each week to work on skills in an informal, dropin workshop. No instructor; prior experience is necessary. Campbell Community Center Ongoing M 1-4p Term fee $3 or drop-in fee $0.25/day No class May 27, Sep 2

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Drawing & Composition Join this supportive group that loves to explore drawing regardless o e perience ou ill de elop con�idence and drawing skills using ink, pencils and charcoal with individual attention from an experienced and enthusiastic teac er e uired materials discussed in �irst class Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sarah Strand Jun 19-Aug 28 W 9:30a-12:30p $128 Jun 21-Aug 30 F 9:30a-12:30p $128

Campbell Community Center Ongoing 3rd Tu 9a-1p Membership $20/year or drop-in fee $5/meeting No class Jul or Aug, resumes in Sep

Quilting, Comforts for Kids Help make quilts and quilt kits for individuals and community groups to pick up, put together and return for distribution to at-risk children in Lane County through 15 community agencies and shelters. If you like quilting, cutting and sewing, help your community by joining this group. Campbell Community Center Ongoing Th 12:30-4p No class Jul 4

Free

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Dyed in the Wool Rug Hooking Create beautiful rugs through this traditional craft. For information on cost and supplies contact Carol Fegles at 541-343-5896. Campbell Community Center Ongoing 2nd & 4th Th 9a-12:30p membership fee

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Senior Activities

Community Services

Bridge Partners not required.

Bridge

Campbell Community Center Ongoing F 12:30-3:30p Bridge Tournament is Jun 21

Campbell Center Advisory Board Meeting Free

Drop-in

Grumpy Old Men Bridge

The monthly Advisory Board meeting is open to area seniors. Campbell Community Center Ongoing 2nd Tu 10:30a-12p

Drop-in

Senior Law Service Ages 60+ Free legal service offered to those 60 and older with low to modest income. Assistance provided concerning any legal matter ousing, �inancial or personal

Campbell Community Center Ongoing 2nd & 4th W 9a-12p

Chess Nuts Chess can help you build your concentration abilities, selfcon�idence and mental planning eginners and e perienced players are welcome to participate in friendly competition. Campbell Community Center Ongoing W 9a-12p

$0.25

Campbell Community Center Ongoing Sa 9-11a Free By appt To schedule an appointment call 541-682-5318

Cribbage

SHIBA Appointments

Petersen Barn Community Center Ongoing W 12:45-3:45p $0.25

enior ealt nsurance ene�its ssistance conducts one on-one appointments with individuals to answer questions about Medicare health insurance coverage, forms and more. Campbell Community Center Ongoing M 1-4p Free By appt To schedule an appointment call 541-682-5318 Petersen Barn Community Center Ongoing 2nd & 3rd Th 1-4p Free By appt To schedule an appointment call 541-682-5521

Challenge yourself and meet new friends.

Enjoy a game or two of pinochle. Newcomers welcome. Campbell Community Center Ongoing F 1-4p

$0.25

Drop-in

Petersen Barn Community Center Ongoing MF 12:45-3:45p $0.25 No pinochle May 27

Drop-in

Poker

Games American Mah Jongg

Campbell Community Center Ongoing M 9a-3p

Campbell Community Center Ongoing Th 1-4p No mah jongg Jul 4

$0.25

Drop-in

Bingo Penny bingo is played every Wednesday. New players are al ays elcome! Campbell Community Center Ongoing W 1-4p Drop-in $0.25 per person, plus a penny per card, per game

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Drop-in

Pinochle

Come down for a friendly game of poker. Men’s Poker Open to adults who identify as male.

Gather weekly to play American mah jongg.

Drop-in

Petersen Barn Community Center Ongoing Th 9a-3p No poker Jul 4

$0.25

Drop-in

$0.25

Drop-in

Women’s Poker Open to adults who identify as female. Petersen Barn Community Center Ongoing 1st, 2nd & 3rd Tu 12:45-4:30p $0.25

Drop-in

Pool Hall The pool room is open daily. Come down for a friendly game. Campbell Community Center Ongoing M 8:30a-7p Tu-F 8:30a-4:30p $0.25 No pool Jul 4

Drop-in

Senior Activities Italian, Intermediate Learn the Italian language and culture with a focus on conversation and Italian verbs and tenses in a small class setting e uired materials discussed in �irst class Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sied Imani Jun 10-Aug 26 M 9-11:30a

$182

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Spanish, Beginning This fun course will introduce you to the Spanish language and culture while teaching you how to ask questions and comprehend basic information. In a small class, you’ll learn helpful vocabulary and phrases for traveling. Required materials discussed in �irst class

Scrabble Exercise your mind while having fun by playing Scrabble with others.

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sied Imani 4th Term Jun 11-Aug 27 Tu 9-11a

Campbell Community Center Ongoing Tu 1-4p

Spanish, Intermediate

$0.25

Drop-in

$113

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Table tennis is the perfect game as it provides exercise, recreation and a social outlet. Play in a friendly atmosphere open to all skill levels.

This course is a continuation of Spanish, Beginning with an emphasis on vocabulary and grammar. With a small class size, you’ll improve pronunciation and increase comprehension of the language through a guided dialogue. e uired materials discussed in �irst class

Amazon Community Center Jun 28-Sep 20 F 12:15-3:30p $0.50 Drop-in Beginning players 12:15-1:30p, experienced players 1:30-3:30p

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sied Imani Jun 11-Aug 27 Tu 11a-1p

Languages & Culture

Spanish, Advanced

Table Tennis

Films from Around the World Explore other cultures and languages as you watch classic Italian, Spanish and Persian movies with our multilingual instructor and �ilm u opcorn pro ided Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sied Imani Jul 12-Aug 2 F 1-4p

$83

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Go beyond the basics in this class. You will learn to easily speak Spanish, develop your skills using proper grammar and have some fun, too. Small class size guarantees you will have plenty of personal attention. Required materials discussed in �irst class Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sied Imani Jun 11-Aug 27 Tu 1-3p

$113

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Music Acoustic Music Jam

Italian, Beginning This class will introduce you to Italian language and culture with a focus on basic conversation skills, useful vocabulary and phrases for the traveler. Small class sizes allow for indi idual attention e uired materials discussed in �irst class. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sied Imani Jun 10-Aug 26 M 11:30a-2p

$113

$182

is non ampli�ied musical group is or indi iduals o play a stringed instrument or harmonica and enjoy playing music with others. Bring your instrument and join in. Acoustic instruments only. Campbell Community Center Ongoing Th 9:30-11:30a $0.25 No jam Jul 4

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Senior Activities

Presentations

Become a Senior Companion

All presentations are free, but registration is required.

Birding Without Borders: An Epic World Big Year In 2015, bird nerd Noah Strycker of Creswell became the �irst to see more t an al o t e planet s ird species in one year-long, around-the-world trip. His inspiring presentation about this epic quest will leave you with a new appreciation for the birds and birders of the world. Petersen Barn Community Center Presenter: Noah Strycker May 7 Tu 2-3:30p

Free

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Creative & Conscious Aging: Living Joyfully During the Second Half of Life Contribution/legacy is a normal human need, especially for people moving into the second half of life. How do we meet t is need ile li ing in a culture �i ated on staying young Learn what it takes to become a true elder and how to give our nation the “elder supervision” that it desperately needs. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Sandra Coatsworth, MTP, Transformational Counselor Jun 3 M 10-11a Free

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The federal Senior Companion Program trains and supports low-income adult volunteers (ages 55+) who make weekly visits to frail elders and those with disabilities. Help clients maintain quality of life and earn a small hourly taxfree stipend. Also learn about Elder Help. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Beth Brooks, Senior Companion Program Jun 4 Tu 10-11a Free #4292 Jul 16 Tu 10-11a Free #4296 Aug 13 Tu 2-3p Free #4298

Help, I Can’t Hear on the Phone! no someone a ing di �iculty on t e p one earn a out specialized communication equipment, loaned from the Oregon Telecommunications Devices Access Program, with no income restrictions to eligible residents who have a disability in hearing, vision, speech, cognition or mobility. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Andrea Cabral, outreach specialist, Oregon Relay Jun 10 M 1-2p Free #4452

Senior Living Options Learn how you can age at home, recognize when it’s time to move to a care community and what are the options of senior care communities. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Ronit Cohen, PT & owner, A Home to Fit You Jun 11 Tu 1-2:15p Free #4745

TRIPS OF A LIFETIME

Christmas in Leavenworth

December 2-5, 2019 Stay at the Enzian Inn, right in the heart of things. Enjoy a fun sleigh ride and an optional visit to a reindeer farm. Indulge in special dinners and breakfasts. Experience a handbell and harp concert. Visit Liberty Orchards, home of Aplets and Cotlets.

Tropical Costa Rica April 18-26, 2020

Are you looking for laughs, fun and a chance to meet and make new friends? Join the Petersen Barn Bessies! We’re a group of senior women who gather to “wear purple with a red hat that doesn’t suit me.” Upcoming events include trips to tour the Mission, wine tasting, a dune buggy ride in Florence and a craft workshop. The fee is $5 to join. Our next planning meeting will be September 6. Call 541-682-5521 for more information.

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Explore lush forests and stunning waterfalls . . . exotic wildlife and endless coastlines. Visit San Jose, a coffee plantation, Guanacaste, Monteverde Cloud Forest, Arenal Volcano and Lake Arenal Cruise. Free presentation at 10

a.m. June 17 at Campbell Center. For more information call Campbell Center, 541-682-6392.

Senior Activities Living with Alzheimer’s & Other Dementias

So You’re Going on Medicare

The impact of Alzheimer’s disease is growing. Through this series of classes, the Alzheimer’s Association hopes to raise awareness in the community and bring education for those affected, their care partners and loved ones. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Abby Gershenzon, Alzheimer’s Association

Living with Alzheimer’s for Caregivers – Middle Stage Part 1 In the middle stage of Alzheimer’s disease, care partners become hands-on caregivers. We will discuss symptoms of middle stage dementia, effective communication, relationship changes and practical steps for providing personal care. Jun 24

10-11:30a

Free

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Living with Alzheimer’s for Caregivers – Middle Stage Part 2 We will talk about behavior symptoms, keeping the person with dementia safe, planning and asking for help and informal care options. Jul 22

10-11:30a

Free

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Living with Alzheimer’s for Caregivers – Middle Stage Part 3 Finding, engaging and monitoring home care assistance, planning for future care provisions in the late stages, handling behavior issues, medication management and coping as a caregiver. Jul 29

10-11:30a

Free

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Estate Planning A presentation and discussion session on wills, trusts and designated ene�iciaries in estate planning egister early, space is limited. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Bill Atwood, attorney Jun 25 Tu 2:30-4p Aug 20 Tu 2:30-4p

Free Free

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Protect Your Skin from the Inside Out ou can a e it all, un in t e sun and ealt y s in! ll it takes is good food, a bit of nutrition savvy and a cloudless day.

This presentation will review the basics of Medicare coverage, Medicare Advantage Plans (e.g. HMOs and PPOs), Medigap (Medicare supplemental insurance) and prescription drug plans. This presentation is not co-sponsored by Medicare. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Doug Money, licensed insurance agent Jul 10 W 1:30-3p Free #4216

Aging with Courage Presentation of an educational novel with exercises that explore how to age with courage based on the belief that aging is a natural process and not a medical emergency. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Professor Emerita Anne Maggs, NCU Jul 15 M 2-3p Free #4733

Advance Directives Attorney Bill Atwood will help you complete the form “Advance Directive to Physicians” and “Appointment of a Health Care Representative.” Forms are provided. The advance directive tells health care workers what level of life support and care you wish to receive. Register early, space is limited. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Bill Atwood, attorney Jul 16 Tu 2:30-4p

Free

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Purely Paleo: The Science Behind the Paleo Diet Explore the pure science behind the paleo diet. Discover why what’s old is new again – and just so happens to empower health along the way. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Yaakov Levine, nutritional health coach, Natural Grocers Jul 24 W 2-3p Free #4226

You Have the Power to Save Your Memory Our memory makes us who we are. It helps us stay connected to the past and present. Losing this ability is a scary part of aging and we need to do everything we can to protect it. Campbell Community Center Presenter: Yaakov Levine, nutritional health coach, Natural Grocers Aug 28 W 2-3p Free #4230

Campbell Community Center Presenter: Yaakov Levine, nutritional health coach, Natural Grocers Jun 26 W 2-3p Free #4188

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Senior Activities

Social Gatherings

Special Interest

Barnies BBQ

AARP Smart Driver Program

All seniors are invited to enjoy a meal of barbecued hamburgers, hot dogs, sides and dessert.

This course is designed for motorists ages 50 and older but is open to all ages. It will sharpen your skills and help you a oid accidents and tra �ic citations uto insurance discounts may be available to participants ages 55 and older who complete this six-hour course. Registration is required.

Petersen Barn Community Center Jul 1 M 11:30a-1p

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Blueberry Bash We start with fresh Oregon blueberries and bake them into a homemade cobbler topped with vanilla ice cream. It’s the start of a wonderful afternoon. Petersen Barn Community Center Jul 12 F 2-3p

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Campbell Center Neighborhood Ice Cream Social What could be better on a hot August night than free ice cream, music and your good friends in the Campbell Community Center neighborhood? Come join us for an evening full of summertime bliss. Campbell Community Center Aug 22 Th 5:30-7p

Free

Drop-in

Lunch Bunch A weekly social lunch. Menus vary, call the day ahead to request a vegetarian option. No registration required. Every fourth Wednesday of the month is a birthday celebration. Each luncheon is followed by penny bingo. Campbell Community Center Ongoing W 12p

Drop-in

Newcomers Social is is your opportunity to �ind out at amp ell Community Center is all about. Join staff for information about the variety of programs, services, trips, classes and activities offered and take a tour of the center. Campbell Community Center Jul 12 F 2-3p

Free

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Strawberry Social Fresh Oregon strawberries will be paired with tasty iscuits an un eata le duo! ring your riends and en oy a delightful afternoon. Petersen Barn Community Center Jun 13 Th 2-3p

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Campbell Community Center Jun 14 F 9:30a-4p Aug 16 F 9:30a-4p

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Petersen Barn Community Center May 13-15 MW 9:15a-12:15p Jun 10-12 MW 9:15a-12:15p Jul 22-24 MW 9:15a-12:15p

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Adaptive Scrabble Ages 21+ For people who’ve experienced a stroke and are interested in playing cards, table games, outings and socializing with others. The program is provided by the University of Oregon Communication Disorders and Sciences program. Volunteers are available to assist participants. For more information, contact Elise Peltier at 541-346-2589 or elisep@uoregon.edu. Hilyard Community Center Jul 11-Aug 8 Th 1:30-3p

Free

Drop-in

Birds of Oregon & General Science (BOGS) This fun and educational group gets together to view slides and videos and to hear speakers on a variety of environmental and natural history topics and go on birding walks. Campbell Community Center 2nd & 4th Th

8a-12p

Drop-in

Book Givers Group Join the group for conversation and to repair children’s oo s e oo s are deli ered to nonpro�it organi ations proving shelter, food and services for families. No experience necessary, just a willingness to volunteer. Campbell Community Center Ongoing M 10a-12p No group May 27, Sep 2

Free

Drop-in

Senior Activities complete t e ! t erapy For more in ormation or to schedule a speech evaluation, please contact Sierra Corbin at 541-301-8901 or scorbin@uoregon.edu, or Jayme Sloan at 541-346-0923 or jaymes@uoregon.edu. Hilyard Community Center Jul 2-Sep 24 Tu 2-3p

Free

Drop-in

The Wisdom Exchange Ages 55+ Take part in a facilitated discussion group. Topics will range from health and wellness to current affairs. For adults who identify as female, this program endeavors to provide a safe space for senior women to share their thoughts, opinions and experiences with other women.

Checkrite Electronics Repair Bring a small appliance or electronic device for repair or advice on usage. Instructor: Ken Check Campbell Community Center Ongoing 3rd W 11a-12p Free By appt To schedule an appointment call 541-682-5318 Petersen Barn Community Center Ongoing 1st M 1-1:30p Free By appt To schedule an appointment call 541-682-5521 No repair Jul 1

Creative Writing Workshop Do you love to write? This is an ongoing, peer-led group of local riters cra ting essays, memoirs, �iction and poetry. Any level, any type of creative writing is welcome. Campbell Community Center Ongoing Th 12:30-2:30p Term fee $3, or drop-in fee $0.25/day No workshop Jul 4

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Petersen Barn Community Center Jun 4-Jul 16 Tu 2:30-3:45p

Drop-in

Wellness Initiative for Senior Education (WISE) Program The WISE Program is designed to help older adults celebrate healthy aging and make healthy lifestyle choices. The program’s interactive and fun lessons provide valuable educational services to older adults on topics including health and wellness, medication use, stress management, depression and substance abuse. Offered in partnership with the Lane County Older Adult Behavioral Health Initiative. Free refreshments and giveaways for participating in the program. Petersen Barn Community Center May 16-Jun 20 Th 10a-12p

Free

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Writing Your Memoir Learn the techniques and skills to write stories about your life. This group of dedicated writers meets weekly to critique and improve each other’s writing. Campbell Community Center Instructor: gael Doyle-Oroyan Jul 2-Sep 3 Tu 1-3p

Love to Read Book Club

Free

$57

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Like to read? Like to visit? The club meets to discuss story lines, authors and what the next book will be. New members are welcome. You can choose to stay afterward for Lunch Bunch. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Sally Leete Ongoing 4th W 10:30-11:30a

$0.25

Drop-in

The LOUD Crowd The University of Oregon Communication Disorders and Sciences program is pleased to offer a maintenance program to help individuals with Parkinson’s disease regain and maintain effective communication. The LOUD Crowd is led by a speech language pathologist and graduate clinicians n order to participate, people must �irst GetRec.org

Senior Activities

Technology $5 Technology Lecture The price is right for these lectures focused on relevant topics about today’s technology. Designed for older adults but all are welcome. All lectures at Campbell Community Center Instructor for all classes: Bryan Haynes

Get Started with Your Devices Learn how to get your phone or tablet working just the way you want them to. There will be plenty of time for questions.

Support Groups Dementia & Alzheimer’s Support Group All ages

Free

Drop-in

Osteoporosis/Osteopenia Support Group All ages A support group for individuals, caregivers and families who have experienced osteoporosis or osteopenia in their lives. Meetings may consist of speakers, videos, open forums or activities. For more information call Cindy O’Brien at 541-345-9224. Campbell Community Center Ongoing 1st M 6:30-7:30p

Free

Drop-in

Seniors in Sobriety Ages 50+ An Alcoholics Anonymous meeting for seniors no matter how long sober. These meetings carry the message of recovery to seniors everywhere. For more information call 541-682-5318. Campbell Community Center Ongoing Th 3-4p No meeting Jul 4 More support groups are on page 11.

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Free

Drop-in

6-7p

#4340

Anti-Virus Programs – An Overview Find out what an anti-virus program does and why you should have one. Jul 22

Support group for individuals, families and children of parents who want to learn more about ideas, activities and resources to support a loved one in your life. Monthly topics and discussion with an opportunity to also talk one-on-one in a supportive environment. Sponsored by SouthTowne Memory Care. For information on the topic of the month, call Campbell Community Center at 541-682-5318. Campbell Community Center Ongoing 3rd W 10-11a

Jun 17

6-7p

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What Is the Cloud? Learn about the different ways cloud storage and cloud computing can make your experience with mobile devices more e �icient and sa e Aug 19

6-7p

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Basic Computer Skills Learn how a computer works in this hands-on course. Start at the beginning as you progress from using the mouse and keyboard to the internet and your own email account. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Bryan Haynes Jul 9-18 TuTh 2-4p

$46

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Computer & Mobile Device Tutoring Learn or improve your skills using email, the internet, word processing, managing �iles and more ou can also get elp solving problems with your computer or laptop. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Bryan Haynes $25/hour By appt To make an appointment call 541-682-5318 Weekly appointments are available, days of the week may vary

Computer Lab Use one of the computers in the Campbell Community Center lab. There is no charge, so the price is right. Campbell Community Center Ongoing M-F 9:30a-12:30p Free Lab closed May 27, Jul 4

Drop-in

Senior Activities Connecting with People through Facebook Facebook is quickly becoming the most popular way for adults to connect it eac ot er earn o to �ind ot ers, message people, send a birthday wish and more. Bring your laptop or mobile device to class if you have one. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Ellyn Toneys Aug 5 M 6-8p

$11

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Mobile Devices Learn how to get most out of your phone or tablet.

Manage Storage on Your Phone ired o you p ones memory �illing up earn o to manage it more effectively. Bring your phone to class. Jul 24

2-4p

$11

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How to Choose a Phone & Phone Plan Find out how to choose a phone plan that costs the least and works best for you. Bring your phone to class. Aug 7

2-4p

$11

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The Three Most Important Computer Skills

All classes at Campbell Community Center Instructor for all classes: Bryan Haynes

Use your computer or laptop better by organizing emails, sending p otos, managing �iles and sur�ing t e internet more e �iciently ring your laptop or ta let i you a e one

Beginning For those uncertain how to call, text, take photos and use the internet on your mobile device. Already have or be willing to set up an Apple or Google account. No Kindles.

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Bryan Haynes Aug 13-22 TuTh 2-4p

Jun 11-13 Jul 30-Aug 1

TuTh TuTh

2-4p 2-4p

$23 $23

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Advanced Working with photos and the Settings app, we’ll modify the workings of the smartphone to learn its tricks. Already have an Apple and/or Google account from which to get apps. Bring all passwords to class. No Kindles. Jun 18-20 Aug 6-8

TuTh TuTh

2-4p 2-4p

$23 $23

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Online Shopping

$46

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Using Craigslist Looking for a bargain? Have something to sell? Enjoy the con enience and ease o raigslist s ree online classi�ied ads. Learn security tips for using this site safely. Find out how to search for jobs, housing, goods and more. Bring your laptop or mobile device to class if you have one. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Ellyn Toneys Jun 3 M 6-8p

$11

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Using Instagram

earn o to sa ely s op and �ind t e est deals online using services such as Amazon, eBay, Etsy and Google. Bring your laptop or mobile device to class if you have one.

Instagram is a popular way for people to connect for a reason – it’s fun and easy. This class will have you sharing with family and friends near and far. Bring your laptop or mobile device if you have one, and have Instagram installed on it.

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Ellyn Toneys Jul 22 M 6-8p

Campbell Community Center Instructor: Ellyn Toneys Jul 1 M 6-8p

$11

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Smartphone Workshops Bring your phone for these focused workshops. Have your Apple or Google account set up and bring all passwords to class. All classes at Campbell Community Center Instructor for all classes: Bryan Haynes

Taking Photos with your Phone Use the functions of your camera app to take a better photo. Jul 10

2-4p

$11

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Urban Homesteading Urban Homesteading classes are on pages 60-61.

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Using Google or Apple Calendar Simplify your life by putting all of your appointments on one easy-to-use calendar you can take with you. Jul 17

2-4p

$11

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Senior Activities

Trips Day Time

Title

May 30

9a-5p

Frugal Fun in Florence

May 30

10-11:30a

Walking Tour Riverfront Steam Plant

Jun 8

9:30a-2:30p

Jun 11

8a-4:30p

Jun 11

10-11:30a

Jun 13

8:30a-3p

Jun 14

Jun 21 Jun 25

Campbell

Free

Campbell

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Campbell

Molalla Country Farm Loop

$34

Pete Barn

Free

Yamasa Soy Sauce Factory Tour

$28

Campbell

5-9p

An Evening at Saginaw Vineyard

$16

Sheldon

10a-5p

Mystery Wine Tour

$30

Campbell

9a-4:30p

Meandering McKenzie Waters

$32

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5:30-8:30p

Sarver Winery

$11

Pete Barn

Jul 5

9a-2:30p

Black Sheep Gathering

$20

Pete Barn

Jul 12

9:30a-5p

Barn Owl Lavender Farm

$34

Campbell

Jul 13

9:30a-3:30p

Corvallis Historic Homes Trolley Tour

$22

Pete Barn

Jul 23

10a-5p

$32

Campbell

Jul 28

9a-3p

$26

Campbell

Aug 11

9a-6:30p

Sawdust Theatre

$35

Campbell

Aug 13

9a-4p

Giant Dune Buggy Ride

$44

Pete Barn

Aug 15

10:30a-3:30p

Progressive Lunch

$25

Pete Barn

Aug 15

10:30a-3:30p

Progressive Lunch

$25

Campbell

Aug 17

7:30a-5p

Coquille Annual Citywide Yard Sale

$35

Pete Barn

Aug 24

9a-5p

Swan Island Dahlia Festival

$35

Sheldon

Aug 29

9a-5p

Frugal Fun in Florence

$19

Campbell

Sep 7

9:30a-2:30p

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Campbell

Sep 14

8a-6p

Coquille Tribal Salmon Bake

$35

Campbell

Dec 2-5

Overnight

Christmas in Leavenworth

Campbell

Tropical Costa Rica, Collette Tours

Campbell

A no-frills day that’s sure to give you plenty of thrills. Bring a friend because we need to pack the bus to make this trip go. Enjoy the beach, shopping, ice cream or casino. The choices are up to you in this low-cost trip. Purchase your own lunch.

Aug 29

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Frugal Fun in Florence

9a-5p 9a-5p

Jun 28

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Walking Tour of the Riverfront Steam Plant 4 This 1931 structure is being redeveloped to be Eugene’s newest landmark building. Get a tour of the building before t e rede elopment egins, and �ind out a out ugene s newest neighborhood. This tour includes walking up and down many stairs and over uneven surfaces. ee

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Senior Activities Tour of the Willamette on en e reser e 1 e illamette on�luence reser e eatures e tensi e habitats that are endangered in the Willamette Valley. The Nature Conservancy and The Friends of Buford Park are working with other partners to reconnect the river to its istoric �loodplain across ponds in t is ormer gra el mining site. During the tour, volunteers will lead visitors around the preserve, highlighting the conservation efforts, human history and natural features. This tour is intended for people who are unable to walk the four miles typically required for tours. Bring a lunch, water and dress for the weather. There are no bathrooms. ee

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Molalla Country Farm Loop

On the Molalla Country Farm Loop you’ll experience stops it local ood, eauti ul plants and �lo ers and delig t ul farm animals. We’ll hit several of the farms on the loop to get a broad view of the agricultural activity in the area. Purchase your own lunch.

Mystery Wine Tour

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Yamasa Soy Sauce Factory Tour

Yamasa began producing soy sauce in 1645 and importing it to the United States in 1886. Its only U.S. factory is in Salem. Learn the variations, how soy sauce is made and fermented. Expand your knowledge and enjoy lunch on your own at a local Chinese restaurant after. ee

Enjoy a relaxing evening of live music by Inner Limits in the shade of the vintage fruit orchard at Saginaw Vineyard in ottage ro e ring a lan et or la n c air and �ind a spot on the grass. Bring money to purchase dinner and beverages or pack your own picnic. No outside beverages or beverage containers of any kind, please. Meet at Sheldon Community Center F

$16

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Senior Activities Black Sheep Gathering

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ele rate andcra ted �i er arts at t e t annual lac Sheep Gathering in Albany. Wander the animal barns showcasing prized sheep, goats and alpaca. Attend wool �leece udging, atc spinning demonstrations, learn a out �i er arts and s op t e mar etplace �illed it �leece, yarn and eauti ul �inis ed products urc ase your o n lunc Meet at Petersen Barn Community Center Jul 5 F 9a-2:30p $20

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Barn Owl Lavender Farm

Meandering McKenzie Waters

ometimes simply standing in t e midst o a la ender �ield with its overwhelming beauty and aroma can be medicine enough to restore calm and recharge your spirit. See, smell and purchase all things lavender at the Barn Owl Lavender Farm. A fun lunch stop is planned at the Black Bear Diner beforehand. Purchase your own lunch. 2

A country drive meandering along the path of the McKenzie River, stopping as the sights and sounds call you up the river with a stop to explore the town of McKenzie Bridge and lunch at Takoda’s. A surprise afternoon stop will delight you. Meet at Campbell Community Center Jun 25 Tu 9a-4:30p $32

Whales & Wildcards

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Enjoy the sights, sounds and incredible marine wildlife of the San Juan Islands. Stay two nights at the luxurious Angel of the Winds Casino Resort near Everett, Wash. Spend an entire day on a narrated cruise aboard a 100-foot vessel through the islands in search of whales, porpoises, bald eagles and much more. The fee includes everything except one lunch, plus a visit to the Mount St. Helens Visitor Center, casino play vouchers, the incredible Olympia Farmers Market along Budd Bay and free time in Friday Harbor. This trip is co-sponsored with Willamalane Adult Activity Center. To register call Diane at 541-682-6392. Register through Campbell Community Center Jun 25-27 Single $654, Double $519 e e e e ﬁ e Full refund not guaranteed after May 23

Sarver Winery

Perched on a hill overlooking the vineyard and the Three Sisters mountains, Sarver Winery provides live entertainment and a food cart to go along with its wine tastings. Purchase your own food and drinks.

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Meet at Campbell Community Center Jul 12 F 9:30a-5p $34

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Corvallis Historic Homes Trolley Tour 2 / 3 Enjoy a guided driving tour of the gorgeous historic homes in and around downtown Corvallis. Ride in comfortable antique style in a trolley as a guide explains the history and architecture behind the beautiful homes on the tour. There will be time to wander downtown Corvallis and purchase lunch before the tour. Meet at Petersen Barn Community Center Jul 13 Sa 9:30a-3:30p $22

Sebright Hosta Gardens

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Enjoy the beauty that surrounds you as you wander the shaded woodland setting of Sebright Gardens. See hundreds of hostas and perhaps purchase a few to take home. An added bonus will be a stop at the Mid-America Garden to see some irises. Purchase your own lunch. Meet at Campbell Community Center Jul 23 Tu 10a-5p $32

Meet at Petersen Barn Community Center Jun 28 F 5:30-8:30p $11

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Santiam Excursion Train Trip

All aboard for a 2.5-hour train excursion on the Sweet Home Branch Line. Enjoy a Sunday brunch while you see amazing stretches of farmland, forest ranges and the beautiful Santiam River. Stroll through the Western Deco cars or take in some fresh air on the open top car and enjoy the gorgeous scenery. Purchase your own train ticket, ic includes runc Meet at Campbell Community Center Jul 28 Su 9a-3p $26

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Senior Activities Sawdust Theatre

Experience a trip down memory lane by attending the Coquille Sawdust Theatre’s melodrama performance of “The Great Milking Machine Caper” or “Catch the Chicken Thief!” Audience participation is encouraged with an occasional boo or hiss. For more than 34 years the town of Coquille has produced old-time community theater at its best. Purchase your own lunch and theater ticket ($12.50). Meet at Campbell Community Center Aug 11 Su 9a-6:30p $35

Giant Dune Buggy Ride

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Giant dune buggy tours are a scenic way to see the Oregon Dunes with a touch of excitement. This one-hour ride will cover dunes and beach and will be an unforgettable experience. Purchase your own lunch. Dune buggy ticket price included in trip fee. Meet at Petersen Barn Community Center Aug 13 Tu 9a-4p $44

Progressive Lunch

Coquille Tribal Salmon Bake

Join the 16th annual celebration of Native American and Coquille Tribe culture. Enjoy the canoe races, native drummers and dancers, hands-on cultural demonstrations and a canoe exhibit. Top it off with a traditional salmon bake dinner dmission is an additional and includes dinner

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Join other seniors from the community on a four-course progressive lunch. Visit Petersen Barn Community Center, Willamalane Adult Activity Center, River Road Park and Recreation District and Campbell Community Center. Enjoy a lunch course at each site while learning about its programs and activities. Lunch is included in the cost of this trip. Meet at Campbell Community Center Aug 15 Th 10:30a-3:30p $25

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Meet at Petersen Barn Community Center Aug 15 Th 10:30a-3:30p $25

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Coquille Annual Citywide Yard Sale The Coquille Kiwanis’ Annual Citywide Yard Sale has more than 100 vendors in Sturdivant Park. This is one of the largest yard sales of its kind in Oregon. Pack your own lunch or purchase food on site. Bring money for an ice cream stop on the way home. Meet at Petersen Barn Community Center Aug 17 Sa 7:30a-5p $35

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Swan Island Dahlia Festival

oin us or a color ul day o �lo ers as e tra el to t e annual dahlia festival at Swan Island Dahlias in Canby. Stroll through almost 40 acres of dahlias in full bloom and ie more t an �loral arrangements and , cut da lia looms on display n oy �loral arranging and tuber dividing demonstrations, live music and a variety o ood oot s urc ase your o n lunc and cut �loral arrangements to take home. Meet at Sheldon Community Center Aug 24 Sa 9a-5p $35

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Meet at Campbell Community Center Sep 14 Sa 8a-6p $35

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Christmas in Leavenworth

Leavenworth is designed with Christmas in mind. Stay at the Enzian Inn, right in the heart of things. Enjoy a sleigh ride and an optional visit to a reindeer farm; three special dinners; hand bell concert and a harp concert. Visit Liberty Orchards where they make aplets and cotlets and stop at a wonderful market. Cost covers everything except two lunches. Trip is co-sponsored with River Road Parks. For information call Diane at 541-682-6392. Register through Campbell Community Center Dec 2-5 Single $899, Double $749, Triple $699 Reserve now with a $200 deposit, refundable only if money has ee ﬁ e e e

Tropical Costa Rica, Collette Tours

Explore lush forests and stunning waterfalls, exotic wildlife and endless coastlines. Visit San Jose, a coffee plantation, Guanacaste, Monteverde Cloud Forest, Arenal Volcano, Zarcero and take a Cano Negro riverboat cruise. Optional 4 days 3 nights Jungle Adventure Tour Extension available. Cost includes round-trip airfare from Eugene, taxes, hotel, transfers, nine days and 14 meals. For more information call Diane at 541-682-6392. Register through Campbell Community Center April 18-26, 2020 Single $3,399, Double $2,899, Triple $2,869 e e e e ﬁ e e e Trip insurance available for $315 per person Trip presentation at Campbell Community Center Jun 17 M 10-11a ee #4865 GetRec.org

Senior Health & Fitness

These classes are designed for ages 50+, but any adult can participate in most activities. More classes for ages 18-118 are in Adult Health & Fitness, pages 64-68.

Bicycling

Ballet Barre & Stretch Ages 16+

Bike Riding for Fun & Fitness Bike riders depart rain or shine from Campbell Community Center for in-town rides. Helmets required; weekly attendance is not. Rides vary in length and time depending on ability. Meet at Campbell Community Center Ongoing W 10a-12p Free

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Adapted Bike Demo Day All ages Come see and demo a variety of adaptive bikes, including recumbents, trikes, hand cycles and tandems during Bike Week, May 13-17. Campbell Community Center May 17 F 9:30a-1p

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Dance

Free

Drop-in

Beginning ballet for teen and adults with an emphasis on strengt , ďż˝le i ility and undamental tec ni ue ll le els welcome. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Ashley Villanueva Jun 28-Aug 30 F 10:45-11:45a

$50

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Folk Dance with a Flair This is an open invitation to area seniors to try international folk dancing. Learn and enjoy dances from all around t e orld tay young and eep ďż˝it o e perience re uired New dancers are always welcome. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Susan Baker Ongoing M 2:30-4p Term fee $3 or drop-in fee $0.25/day No class May 27, Sep 2

#2871

Senior Health & Fitness Tap Dance A fun, easy class. Learn the basics of modern tap with drills and short dances. All are welcome regardless of ability. Open to movers of all ages where the focus is on fun exercise to music. Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Bruce Haines May 10-Jun 21 F 11:30a-12:30p $28

#3022

Land Fitness Better Bones & Balance Defeat the loss of bone density while you improve balance and increase your strength and energy. This class is a more advanced version of Strong Bones Strong Body. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Cindy O’Brien Jun 3-Aug 26 M 11:45a-12:45p $52

#3678

Chair Fitness Stretch those muscles and strengthen those bones. Do a half-hour of gentle exercise before our weekly lunch program eryone ill ene�it rom t is acti ity is class is taught while you are sitting in a chair. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Byron Hanks Ongoing W 11-11:30a

Free

Drop-in

Get Strong Stay Fit A class for mature adults to maintain or enhance mobility, balance and strength. Class incorporates low-impact cardio, core training, muscular endurance and bone strengthening. Methods include safe, fun and effective exercises such as simple dance steps, yoga, balancing, stretching and hand-held weightlifting. Individual modi�ications may include t e use o a c air or all to elp with balance or personal limitations. The hour-long class includes short breaks for water and socializing. Sheldon Community Center Instructor: Karen Creighton Jun 3-28 MWF 8-9a Jul 1-31 MWF 8-9a Aug 2-23 MWF 8-9a No class Jun 17, 19, 21

$35 $53 $38

#3003 #3004 #3005

Instructors guide participants through exercises that are usually done standing or moving around the room; however, chairs are providing for balance assistance and rest as needed. Hilyard Community Center Instructor: Deanne Morris of Creative Fitness Jul 2-Aug 1 TuTh 1:30-2:30p $54 #2906 Aug 6-29 TuTh 1:30-2:30p $48 #2907 Sep 3-26 TuTh 1:30-2:30p $48 #2908 No class Jul 4

Pilates for Vintage Bodies Ages 40+ Beginning-level mat classes introducing the fundamentals and some o t e asic �loor e ercises o ilates, adapted or people over 40. This class will focus on range of motion, reat ing, alance, posture, strengt ening, and �le i ility Lamb Cottage Instructor: Julie Christensen Jun 12-Aug 28 W 5:45-6:45p

$48

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Try Pilates for Vintage Bodies for Free Registration required. Lamb Cottage Jun 5 W

5:45-6:45p

Free

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Strong Bones Strong Body Defeat the loss of bone density. Research shows you can strengthen bones, improve balance and increase your strength and energy. Every exercise is adjusted to your ability. An excellent class for those with osteoporosis or osteopenia. Campbell Community Center Instructor: Cindy O’Brien Jun 3-Aug 26 M 10:30-11:30a $52 Jun 4-Aug 27 Tu 4:30-5:30p $52 Jun 6-Aug 29 Th 3:15-4:15p $48 No class Jul 4

#3638 #3644 #3646 GetRec.org

Senior Health & Fitness Tai Chi is ancient inese art uses round, �lo ing mo ements combined with calmness and inner balance. Learn a series of slow movements that promote better health, balance, �le i ility and reduced stress e class includes proper form, body alignment, breathing, energy cultivation and energy awareness. Amazon Community Center eﬀ e Beginning Jun 26-Sep 11 W 10:40-11:40a Intermediate Jun 26-Sep 11 W 9:30-10:30a

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Martial Arts

Washington Park Center eﬀ e Beginning Jun 28-Sep 13 F 10:40-11:40a $48 Jul 1-Sep 9 M 10:40-11:40a $44 Intermediate Jun 28-Sep 13 F 9:30-10:30a $48 Jul 1-Sep 9 M 9:30-10:30a $44

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Qigong

Tai Chi for Balance

Zumba Gold Party yourself into shape with this Latin dance-inspired �itness program t at s lo impact and easy to ollo Zumba Gold is a gentler version of Zumba Cardio. It’s the same dance and �itness un it room to slo do n and make adjustments for any injuries or mobility limitations. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Tara Barnes Jun 27-Aug 29 Th 11:30a-12:30p $36 No class Jul 4 Campbell Community Center Instructor: Cindy O’Brien Jun 4-Aug 27 Tu 3:15-4:15p

$52

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Qigong is a self-healing art that combines movement and meditation. Regular practice can reduce stress, establish balance and integrate mind/body/spirit. It is best known for a focus on breathing and is used as a healing exercise. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Cialin Mills-Ostwald Jul 2-Aug 27 Tu 12:15-1:15p Campbell Community Center Instructor: Mariah Carter Beginning Jun 6-Aug 29 Th 4:30-5:30p No class Jul 4, 11

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Campbell Community Center Instructor: Karen Meats Beginning Jun 3-Aug 26 M 9-10a Jun 5-Aug 28 W 9-10a ee e Petersen Barn Community Center eﬀ e Beginning May 14-Jul 2 Tu 11:30a-12:30p Jul 9-Aug 27 Tu 11:30a-12:30p Intermediate May 14-Jul 2 Tu 12:45-1:45p Jul 9-Aug 27 Tu 12:45-1:45p No class Jun 25, Jul 16

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is specially designed class ocuses on t e ealt ene�its for people with mobility and balance problems. Gentle exercise in the form of tai chi strengthens muscles and improves stamina, blood circulation, balance and relaxation. Sheldon Community Center e ﬀ Beginning Jun 3-Aug 19 M 12-1p No class Jun 17 Intermediate Jun 3-28 MWF 11a-12p Jul 1-31 MWF 11a-12p Aug 2-23 MWF 11a-12p No class Jun 17, Jun 19, Jun 21 2 days per week option, $24-$40

$44

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$36 $56 $40

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Senior Health & Fitness Tai Chi in the Park Blocks

Walk With Ease

If you have been hesitant to walk this is a program for you. This program is designed to help people get started walking and stay motivated to keep active. If you can be on your feet for 10 minutes without increased pain you can have success with Walk With Ease. Provided through a partnership with OSU Extension Services and Disability Services. Registration required.

Downtown Park Blocks Jun 4-Sep 19 TuTh 8:30-9:30a No class Jul 4

Free

Drop-in

Walking

Free Free

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More walking activities are on page 101.

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Walk ’n’ Talkers

Petersen Barn Community Center May 7-Jul 2 TuTh 9-10a Jul 9-Sep 5 TuTh 9-10a

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This self-led group walks 3-5 miles at a quick pace. The route varies and may have hills or rough pavement. The group walks rain or shine, year-round and departs promptly at 9 a.m. You may want to bring coffee money for a stop along the way. Campbell Community Center Ongoing F 9a-12p

Water Fitness

Free

Drop-in

Wellness Blood Pressure Clinic a e your lood pressure c ec ed y uali�ied olunteers Clinic conducted by Ageia Health Services. Campbell Community Center Ongoing 2nd & 4th W 10a-12p

Free

Drop-in

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Adapted Equipment Rentals The following adapted recreation equipment is available for rent*: Beach wheelchair and all-terrain wheelchair

call 541-682-5311.

Water fitness classes offer a low impact alternative for a complete workout, whatever your ability. Classes in shallow or deep water use buoyancy to support and water resistance to help increase strength and flexibility. For more information contact Amazon, Sheldon or Echo Hollow Pool (pgs 4-5). GetRec.org

Senior Health & Fitness Warriors at Ease Yoga Team Red, White and Blue sponsors a free yoga class for military service members, Veterans and their families. This class is designed to support well-being, resiliency and connection. No experience necessary. For more information contact Joe Snyder at joe.snyder@teamrwb.org. Hilyard Community Center Jul 1-Sep 30 M 6-7p No class Sep 2

Free

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Yoga Yoga rejuvenates the mind, body and spirit. Gentle stretching exercises tone and stretch muscles and work to balance every system in the body. Improves overall health and well-being. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Paul Simon Jun 27-Sep 12 Th 9:15-10:15a No class Jul 4

Yoga Chair Yoga Feel better through movement. Experience release from stress and fatigue through this gentle yoga approach designed to accommodate people with physical limitations. This class is taught while you are sitting in a chair. Amazon Community Center Instructor: Paul Simon Jun 27-Sep 12 Th 10:30-11:30a $44 No class Jul 4 Campbell Community Center Instructor: Mariah Carter Jun 7-Aug 30 F 10:45-11:45a No class Jul 5, 12 Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Paul Simon May 7-Jun 18 Tu 10:15-11:15a Jul 2-Aug 27 Tu 10:15-11:15a May 10-Jun 21 F 10:15-11:15a Jul 5-Aug 30 F 10:15-11:15a No class Jul 12, 16, 19

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Petersen Barn Community Center Instructor: Hannah Veith May 6-Jul 1 M 6:30-7:30p Jul 8-Aug 26 M 6:30-7:30p No class May 27, Jun 10, Jul 15 Instructor: Paul Simon May 7-Jun 18 Tu 9-10a Jul 2-Aug 27 Tu 9-10a May 10-Jun 21 F 9-10a Jul 5-Aug 30 F 9-10a No class Jun 25, Jul 12, 16, 19 Washington Park Center Instructor: Paul Simon Jul 18-Sep 5 Th 5:30-6:30p No class Aug 8

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$28

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Senior Outdoor These classes are designed for ages 50+, but any adult can participate in most activities. More activities for ages 18-118 are in Adult Outdoor, pages 72-77.

Bicycling

May 15

Campbell Bike Week Coinciding with National Bike to Work Week, Campbell Bike Week is a collection of bike-related events to get you ready and excited for a full summer of bicycling. All events meet at Campbell Community Center

5:30-8:30p

$18

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Bike Touring with Bruce Steinmetz All ages Come back with us to the ’80s and travel behind the Iron Curtain with a wandering cyclist as he experiences machine gun-toting border guards, toxic local beverages and boundless local kindness. Surprise destination: Eugene. May 14

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ree o oﬀee or i e Riders Coming to Campbell Community Center? Bike and you can enjoy a cup of coffee or tea on us – no registration needed.

Free

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Drop-in

Bike Riding for Fun & Fitness – Special Edition Have you been looking for a bike group to join? Try out the Campbell Bike Group. Riders go 10-20 miles at a relaxed pace. Helmets required. May 15

10a-12p

Free

Drop-in

Eugene Bike Mural Tour See the best of Eugene’s public art. We will go to see the latest 20x21 EUG Mural Project murals on bicycle. Bring your own bike and helmet. May 16

10a-12p

$11

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Hiking

weather and wear good hiking shoes. Bring lunch and water. ee

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Fall Creek Hike

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This 4.4-mile hike leads you through groves of large trees up to a peak where you can take in the view from Mount Hood to Diamond Peak. Dress for the weather and wear good hiking shoes. Bring lunch and water. ee

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Avoid the crowds and see one of the world’s most beautiful spots on this mid-week hike. Dress for the weather and wear good hiking shoes. Bring lunch and water.

Hike this local trail that offers a stroll through the forest along a burbling creek. A cut back to the parking area allows for a short 1.5 mi. hike. The more active can continue along a second loop for a total of 4.7 miles. Dress for the

Summer Beach Hike

Famous for its color, Tamolitch Falls – also known as Blue Pool – is a popular destination. The hike is 3.7 miles outand-back. The hike is near McKenzie Bridge and features a waterfall. Elevation gain is 305 feet. Bring lunch and water.

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Twin Buttes is a 2.3-mile out-and-back hike with a lot of elevation – 1,148 feet to be precise. Located near Cascadia, the payoff of the climb is a great view. Bring lunch and water. Meet at Amazon Community Center Sa

Crabtree Lake Hike

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Crabtree Lake Trail is a 4.1-mile out-and-back hike located near Gates. The trail bends two-thirds of the way around the lake through a deep wooded setting. Elevation gain is 928 feet. Bring lunch and water. Meet at Amazon Community Center e F

Clear Lake Hike

This 4.6-mile loop trail circles a small gem of a lake just off Highway 126 as one heads to Sisters. Views include the headwaters of the McKenzie River. Elevation gain is 226 feet. Bring lunch and water. Meet at Amazon Community Center e

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Senior Outdoor

Paddle Sports Dorena Lake Big Canoe Dorena Lake sits in a beautiful wooded valley east of Cottage Grove. There are inlets and marshes to explore in our 29-foot canoe. The canoe is stable and easy to paddle. Meet at Campbell Community Center Jun 24 M 10a-5p $47

#4736

Fern Ridge Big Canoe See this beautiful, natural area in our 29-foot, 10-person canoe. Experienced guides will steer the boat, you just help paddle and enjoy the coast range scenery and bird life on the lake. Activity suitable for a wide variety of abilities. Meet at Campbell Community Center Jul 18 Th 10a-5p $47

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Waldo Lake Big Canoe Waldo Lake is a high mountain gem, among the purest lakes in the world and more than 4 miles long. We’ll enjoy views of Diamond Peak, Waldo Mountain and other nearby peaks. We’ll take our 29-foot canoe, which is stable and can hold up to 10 people. Meet at Campbell Community Center Aug 19 M 10a-5p $57

#4740

Try Flatwater Kayaking Flatwater kayaking combines an active experience, a peaceful trip into some of Oregon’s natural areas and a great day with other folks. Our top-notch guides will teach you everything you need to enjoy this popular outdoor sport. Equipment and transportation provided.

Dorena Lake Kayak Explore the shoreline of this lake near Cottage Grove nestled in wooded hills. This reservoir has some beautiful arms to explore and a short walk up to a covered bridge. Meet at Campbell Community Center Jun 18 Tu 9a-5:30p $57

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Larison Cove Kayak Paddle this ruggedly beautiful cove in the upper reaches of the Willamette watershed. Follow up your paddle with a visit to Oakridge’s Brewers Union Local 180. Meet at Campbell Community Center Jun 20 Th 9a-5:30p $57

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Meet at Campbell Community Center Jun 10 M 10a-5:30p $49

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Meet at Campbell Community Center Jul 22 M 9a-5:30p $52

Meet at Petersen Barn Community Center Jun 10 M 10:15a-5:15p $49

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Mercer Lake Kayak

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Mercer Lake, just north of Florence, is a well-protected and pleasant destination. You’ll explore the arms of the lake while learning new skills and polishing old ones. New paddlers welcome. Meet at Campbell Community Center Jul 25 Th 9a-5:30p $57

#4731

Waldo Lake Kayak Sitting above Willamette Pass, Waldo Lake is one of the purest lakes in the world. We will explore the lake with views of surrounding peaks. Meet at Campbell Community Center Aug 6 Tu 9a-6p $62 Aug 27 Tu 9a-6p $62

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Clear Lake Kayak

McKenzie River Raft

Celebrate summer with a beautiful, low-key paddle on this crystal-clear lake. Find the springs where the McKenzie River starts and enjoy the views of the High Cascades. We’ll stop for ice cream on the way back.

Explore the beautiful McKenzie River from Finn Rock to Helfrich Landing. The scenery is spectacular, the water is crystal clear and the rapids are thrilling. Designed for active older adults who aren’t afraid to get wet and have fun. Bring water, lunch, shoes that can get wet and extra clothes.

Meet at Campbell Community Center Aug 9 F 9a-5:30p $57

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Moving Water Safety for Recreational Kayaks This class will teach you about safely paddling your �lat ater aya in mo ing ater up to lass earn ferrying, eddy turns, peel outs and rescues. Wet suits are recommended for the on-the-water sessions. Boats, life jackets and paddles provided. For more information call Tom at 541-682-6393. Pretrip Jul 1 M Trip Jul 8, 10 MW

6-7p at Campbell Center 10a-6p $150 #2883

Willamette River Raft Eugene has a beautiful river running right through town and t is is your c ance to en oy it! n oy a summer day y ra ting rom sland ar in pring�ield t roug small rapids under t e ridge and t e ut en oot ridge and �inis at the River House Outdoor Center. Bring lunch, water, clothes and shoes that can get wet, and dress for the weather. Meet at Campbell Community Center Jul 16 Tu 10a-3p $41

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Meet at Campbell Community Center Jul 24 W 9a-5p $57 Aug 12 M 9a-5p $57

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Sailing Fern Ridge Evening Sail Sail with an experienced captain as the sun goes down, the moon rises and the breeze picks up. If you wish to meet at the lake, call 541-682-5318. Meet at River House Outdoor Center Jul 27 Sa 4:30-9p $45 Aug 10 Sa 4:30-9p $45 Aug 24 Sa 4:30-9p $45

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Evening Sail & Fireworks Participants should bring water/non-alcoholic drinks, dinner and extra, warm clothes including a windbreaker. Meet at River House Outdoor Center Jul 4 Th 5-10:30p $50

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Walking Boxed numbers 1 indicate activity levels, see key on page 98.

First Saturday Park Walks

2 / 3 All ages

Explore the ecology and management of Eugeneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s beautiful parks. Naturalists lead these free, interpretive walks.

Oak Hill From the intersection of Royal Avenue and Greenhill Road, go 1 mile west on Royal, turn left on Oak Hill Cemetery Road. Park at dead end. May 4

9-11a

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Drop-in

Owens Rose Garden Take Jefferson Street north toward First Street. Park where street ends at parking lot and bike path. Jun 1

9-11a

Free

Drop-in

Wild Iris Ridge Take Bailey Hill Road south past 18th Avenue, turn left on Warren Street, right on Summit Terrace Drive and right on Baily View Drive. Meet at the end of Bailey View Drive. Jul 6

9-11a

Free

Drop-in

Delta Ponds Meet behind Valley River Center at the downriver corner near the bike path along the river. Aug 3

9-11a

Free

Drop-in

Meadow Lark Prairie Drive down West 11th Avenue to Greenhill Road. Turn right onto Greenhill and meet at Meadowlark Prairie parking lot. Sep 7

9-11a

Free

Drop-in

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Ways to Support Each year the Eugene Parks Foundation raises money to support scholarships that provide access to recreation programs for community members who otherwise could not afford to participate. Your gift will help area kids and seniors join in fun, educational activities that foster a healthy lifestyle. Donate today at: eugeneparksfoundation.org Eugene Parks Foundation P.O. Box 11618 Eugene, OR 97440-3818

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Volunteer Registering for volunteer opportunities expresses your interest but does not guarantee a volunteer position. Volunteers must pass a background check.

Adaptive Recreation Ages 18+ Adaptive Recreation Services programs thrive with volunteers. We’re seeking positive people who will assist in implementing a variety of recreation activities for individuals who experience disabilities. Volunteers may support patrons one-on-one, assist instructors with setup and cleanup and creative projects to be assigned. Previous experience working with individuals with disabilities is preferred but not required. Contact Brittany Oom at 541682-8837 or boom@eugene-or.gov to learn more about our current opportunities.

Campbell Woodshop For almost 50 years, the Campbell Woodshop has been a vital community resource through the work of volunteer supervisors. New supervisors skilled in woodworking, shop safety and tool repair are needed to keep the shop open for another 50 years. For more information, call Tom Powers at 541-682-6393. Ongoing

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Eugene Outdoors in the Parks All ages Help a neighborhood park or native plant nursery while having fun. These family friendly, focused work parties will make a real difference in our parks and open spaces. Tools, instructions and snacks provided. No experience needed.

Alton Baker Park Native Plant Nursery Learn something new about native plants and make new friends while seed collecting and weeding around the natives throughout the seasons. For more information, contact Kelsey Irvine at kirvine@eugene-or.gov. Ongoing

1-4p

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Hendricks Park Native Plant Garden Learn about and help care for the Native Plant Garden at Hendricks Park. No experience necessary and all tools provided. For more information, contact Christina Bentrup at CBentrup@eugene-or.gov. Ongoing Th No work party Jul 4

1-4p

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Hendricks Park Rhododendron Garden Join a colorful group of regulars for this weekly volunteer gardener work party in the Hendricks Park Rhododendron Garden. No experience necessary and all tools provided. For more information, contact Christina Bentrup at CBentrup@ eugene-or.gov. Ongoing

9a-12p

#3597

Oﬀ With Their Heads at Owens Rose Garden Spend the morning deadheading roses to promote summer blooms, then stick around for wine tasting and light refreshments in the gazebo. For more information, contact Vanessa Young at vyoung@eugene-or.gov. Aug 3

10a-1p

#3629

Superhero Playground Wash Be a superhero and help us scrub the Skinner Butte RiverPlay playground and enjoy free face painting and summertime fun. For more information, contact Vanessa Young at vyoung@eugene-or.gov. Jul 12

10a-12p

#3628

Trash Bash Scavenger Hunt Treat trash collection like a scavenger hunt at the Trash Bash at Amazon Creek! Make your own T-shirt as a souvenir for your effort. Registration required. For more information, contact Kelsey Irvine at kirvine@eugene-or.gov. Jun 15

9a-12p

#3626

Trashy Tuesdays, Willamette River Clean Ups oin illamette i er eeper and �loat t e illamette i er to clean the urban riverbanks. Reserve a seat in a raft or bring your o n oat ersonal �lotation de ices are pro ided it registration and required for all participants. To register or for questions contact michelle@willametteriverkeeper.org. Jun 11-Jul 9

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How to Register Four Easy Ways to Register Addresses and phone numbers for all recreation facilities are on pages 4-5.

• Online: Go to GetRec.org. You can browse program listings by activity and/or location, then register and pay online. To register online you’ll need to have an account set up, and then pay with Visa or MasterCard. To set up an account, go to GetRec.org/register and click “Log In/Create Account”. Alternatively, you may call any Eugene Rec facility during business hours and they will help you set up an account. • Phone: Call the recreation facility providing the activity or call 541-682-5333. Have your Visa or MasterCard number handy. • Mail-in: Complete a form (on facing page) and mail to the facility sponsoring the activity. Include a check or money order payable to City of Eugene Recreation. Mail-in forms do not guarantee a space in class.

• Walk-in: Visit any recreation facility and drop off the form and payment. Registration is ongoing and open to residents and nonresidents on a �irst come asis egister early many classes �ill uic ly lasses may e canceled i t ere are not enoug registrations.

Inscribirse Cuatro Maneras Fáciles para Registrarte

• Teléfono: Llama a la localidad de recreación y provéeles la actividad o llama al 541-682-6891. Obtén la tarjeta Visa o MasterCard a la mano.

Para domicilios y números de teléfono para todas los servicios de recreación, visita las páginas 4-5.

• Enviado por correo: Completa una forma (en la página de enfrente) y manda por correo a la localidad que patrocinará la actividad. Incluye un cheque o giro postal escrito para “City of Eugene Recreation”. Formas enviadas por correo no gar-antizan un espacio en la clase.

• En línea: Visita GetRec.org. Puedes navegar las listas de programas y actividades por medio de localidad, luego puedes registrarte y pagar en l nea ara registrarte en l nea, necesitaras crear una cuenta luego pagar con tarjetas Visa o MasterCard. Para crear una cuenta, visita GetRec.org/register y haz clic a “Log In/Create Account”. Otra alternativa seria llamar a cualquier localidad de Eugene ecreation durante sus orarios de o�icina y pueden crear una cuenta para ti.

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• Entrar durante horario de atención: Visita cualquier localidad de recreación y deja la forma con pago. La registración es continua y abierta a residentes o noresidentes por orden de llegada eg strate temprano varias clases se llenan pronto. Clases pueden ser canceladas si el número de registrantes es muy bajo. Para más información llame al 541-682-6891.

Registration Form STEP

(please print)

Provide your main household information

STEP

Provide the participant’s information

Last Name ___________________________________________________

First Name ___________________________________________________

Birth Date __________________________________________

Birth Date ______________________

Male

Female

Non-binary

Male

Female

Pertinent Medical Information _________________________________

Street Address ______________________________________ Apt # ______

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City__________________________ State_____ Zip Code ___________

Does the participant need any accommodation for a disability?

Check if new address Primary Phone _________________________

(please specify) __________________________________________________

Email _____________________________________________________________

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STEP

Fill out selected activities and total your order

Barcode

Activity Title Date(s) Location Fee _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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SUB TOTAL _____________

Select payment method

Check or Money Order

Visa or Mastercard

Mail-in forms must include check or money order payable to City of Eugene Recreation. Online and phone registrations may be paid with credit cards.

Add 20% surcharge if non-city resident _____________

GRAND TOTAL _____________

Access & Equity The City of Eugene Recreation Division strives to make recreational opportunities welcoming for everyone. Eugene Rec works to ensure its programs are accessible and inclusive for all people, regardless of age, disability, gender identity, immigration status, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation or socio-economic status.

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Braille sections of large publications (such as this Recreation Guide) can be made available with advance notice. Readers are available by phone or in person. A staff person will read the requested sections of publications for you.

The City of Eugene is committed to supporting the Americans with Disabilities Act and will provide individuals with modi�ications t ey need to participate in ugene ec programs The following services are available with advance notice. Some requests may take up to two weeks to secure.

Sign Language Interpretation is available for classes or presentations with advance notice.

Large Print and Digital Recordings can be provided with advance notice. Five or fewer large print copies can be provided upon request.

Adaptive Technology at the Library: 27-inch monitors, large keyboard letters, adjustable tables and screens, magnifying software, JAWS (computerized reader) and a Braille embosser.

Accessible Bus with Wheelchair Lift is available for activities that provide bus transportation. Please make your request at the time of registration since demand for use is

Hearing Assistance Equipment is available for classes, special events and cultural performances with advance notice.

If you have additional questions, please call Adaptive Recreation at 541-682-5311 (TTY). GetRec.org

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Policies Minimum Class Requirements In order to recover program costs, a minimum number of participants are required. Please register early. Classes and acti ities ill e canceled et een t o and �i e days before the activity start date if the minimum number of participants have not registered. If you register for an activity that is canceled because of low enrollment, staff will notify you and issue a refund. For more about the withdrawal/refund policy, see below.

Withdrawal/Refund Policy Withdrawal and refund requests must be made to the facility sponsoring the activity. Withdrawals from recreation activities are subject to a withdrawal fee. A withdrawal fee of $10 will be charged for each registration under $100. A withdrawal fee of $25 will be charged for each registration $100 and higher. A refund will be issued minus the withdrawal fee when requested at least seven (7) or more calendar days before t e �irst acti ity meeting When a refund is requested six (6) or fewer calendar days e ore t e �irst acti ity meeting or once a class or acti ity has started, a refund shall be issued only if: ou mo e out o to n ou are medically una le to participate epartment action re uires cancellation o t e acti ity (no withdrawal fee will be charged). Refunds will be pro-rated for classes already attended.

No refund will be issued if you fail to show up for a registered activity, class or trip. No refund will be given for athletic league fees and trips that require prepayment of advanced reservation tickets or admission fees. Some activities require a non-refundable registration fee.

Release from Liability Agreement it t e e ception o speci�ic trips, ity o ugene Recreation does not provide medical insurance coverage for its participants. In consideration of the right to participate, each participant must acknowledge there are risks inherent in any kind of activity and must agree to assume those risks on his/her own behalf, releasing and olding armless t e ity, its o �icers or agents rom all claims for injury or losses suffered from participation. An additional Release from Liability Agreement, signed by the participant or guardian, may be required for participation in some activities. Photographs, videos and audio of participants in Recreation Services programs may be used by the City of Eugene in any medium (e.g., print publications, social media, etc.) for publicity purposes, without compensation or permission. Registration and/or payment of any registration fee shall be deemed an admission of agreement to the terms stated above.

Scholarship Program Eugene Rec offers a limited number of individual scholarships to City of Eugene residents. Applications are available in November each year for the upcoming year (January 1-December 31). Applications are available online at GetRec.org/ recscholarship or at any Eugene Rec facility. If you would like more information about Eugene Rec scholarships, call 541-682-5654.

Surcharge for Non-City Residents Non-city residents are assessed a 20 percent surcharge for registered activities and rentals.

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Upgrading the system

Renovating Eugene, one treasure at a time

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Around the City Here’s a quick glance at the projects Parks and Rec are already working on.

Levy already working

Echo Hollow Pool & Fitness Center

Since being passed, the levy funds have already made their mark. The City has already hired staff to increase the public safety presence in parks and natural areas and provide general maintenance in parks. Habitat and natural area maintenance has been increased and money is reserved for future projects in the system plan, including the increased staff needs as new parks open and pools and community centers are expanded. The collaborative effort has been a long time coming. The City and its partners spent years making sure the vision was equitable to our growing population and changing diversity. No matter what part of Eugene you live in, you will see improvements from the bond and levy. The full Parks and Rec System Plan is more than just another government document. It’s a road map to updating, improving and polishing what we have for future generations.

Off to a fast start You might not know it, but you’ve already seen your vote at work. While bond-funded projects are moving forward, money from the five-year operating levy immediately helped Parks hire two full-time police officers and two park ambassadors. Parks hired an additional five maintenance positions, opened restrooms at Sheldon, Hendricks 2

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Nearing 50 years old, Echo Hollow is set for an expansion and renovation that includes the addition of an outdoor recreation pool and added swim lanes.

Berkeley Park This 2.38-acre park, purchased in 1949, is ready for a renovation. Public outreach is underway to inform the new park design.

and Sladden parks and added more clean-up crews and increased trail maintenance throughout Eugene’s natural areas. The money spent is the first fulfillment of a promise the City made to voters. One of the core principles of the System Plan is to care for and make the most of what we have, and investing in people to take care of our buildings and parks is paramount to doing just that. The rest of that mission will take shape in the coming years. In Rec, we are finalizing plans for big renovations and expansions of Campbell and Echo Hollow. Both aging buildings have reached their capacity to serve the population and adding to and improving them will be beneficial to the community. At Campbell, construction will begin this fall and be completed in approximately a year. The plan includes almost doubling the square footage of

Striker Field Park

Campbell Community Center

Outreach began in February and will continue into the summer for the development of this parcel of land.

The aging facility is in for a major n with plans to nearly double footage and add much more ﬁtness activities.

Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center Riverfront Park A 4-acre park on the banks of the Willamette River adjacent to downtown? Yes, please! Construction will begin in the late spring on the old EWEB property.

the current building, which hasn’t seen a major renovation in 30 years. Adding fitness space is a top priority, as is supporting and enhancing a welcoming, accessible and inclusive environment that can adapt to new and future needs of patrons. Echo Hollow Pool is nearly 50 years old and in need of renovation and expansion. Public outreach sessions have made it clear increased swim lanes for competitive teams as well as a recreation-only pool are wanted. The increased pool space will also mean better locker rooms and a more inviting environment for Bethel’s only pool. The hope is to start construction next winter and be finished by winter 2021. Amazon Pool will remain open as an alternate to Echo Hollow during the construction. As these Rec projects near completion, work will begin on renovating Sheldon Pool & Fitness Center as well as planning the first phase of a new sports complex.

Updating the City’s only indoor competitive swimming pool is important. Along with renovating the tank, look for the ﬁtness pool and other amenities to be updated.

Parks is also improving parts of the current system. Berkeley Park, a 2.38-acre neighborhood park at West 14th Avenue and Wilson Court, will be renovated. Plans to renovate Alton Baker, University, Tugman, MLK Jr. and Trainsong parks will move forward, too. Outreach to local communities is already happening to make sure the parks represent their areas. Two of Eugene’s prized outdoor transportation thoroughfares — the Ridgeline Trail and the Ruth Bascom Riverbank Path System — will see improvements. River path lighting updates have started, and the Ridgeline will be extended to reach all the way to Suzanne Arlie Park. And not to brag, but this is just scratching the surface. We haven’t even gotten to renovating tennis courts at Churchill High School and replacing four school turf ﬁelds — two more projects to be completed with bond funding. continued on page 4 3

Keeping you in the loop It’s one thing to earn the trust of the community, it’s another thing to keep it. Oversight for the bond and levy was promised when the ballot measures went to the public in 2018. In both cases, multiple reporting measures are in place to ensure everyone knows what the money is being spent on.

Building for the future Renovating current parts of our system will be the foundation, but we must grow with our community. That means building new facilities and parks in areas that serve the entire community and create more connections. One of the priorities the City heard most clearly in talking to the community about the future of parks and recreation was providing access to the river — for everything from recreation to simply enjoying the views. The 4-acre Downtown Riverfront Park will be the heart of the greater riverfront development that reimagines the area and, once again, unites our city with the river. Parks staﬀ has already held multiple Riverfront Park outreach sessions, and construction is planned to start in the late spring. An undeveloped park in northeast Eugene, Striker Field Park, is also tabbed for new facilities. There are plans for updates to Santa Clara Community, Ferndale, West Bank and Mattie Reynolds parks, and the City will be working to move forward with the development of land for a new sports complex. Four new turf ﬁelds will be installed 4

on the yet-to-be-determined parcel of land as part of the ﬁrst phase of a grand vision of creating a complex that could attract youth tournaments and teams from all over the region.

A special place Our community is uniquely situated within a bounty of natural beauty and recreation opportunities. The Willamette River cuts through our city. We are surrounded by forested hills and buttes that oﬀer trails and scenic vistas. Natural areas, developed parks and the buzz of urban life are intertwined. We protect habitat. We are an active community that enjoys a wide range of recreation and know we have something distinctly special here. It’s why many of us chose Eugene as our place to live, work and play. The Parks and Recreation System Plan is a vision for how we can care for the system we currently have and how we can expand it. The system provides numerous beneﬁts to our community’s wellness and prosperity. Let’s build something great together for future generations to enjoy and call their own. ■

For the bond, an outside auditor will prepare an annual written report and report to the City Council. A citizen advisory board will also prepare a separate annual report that is provided to the Council and made public. The levy includes an annual review by a citizen advisory board and an annual report to City Council. Staﬀ will also create an annual summary of levy fund spending and — per state law — there will be a levy fund budget and accounting available to the public.

Stay informed Look for updates at EUGparksandrec.org, follow us on social media or subscribe to our monthly e-newsletter.