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The GUIDE PARKS AND RECREATION OFFERINGS JUNE/JULY

2023

Online and office registration begins Monday, May 15

The

Source activity guide details the classes and programs offered by Grove City Parks and Recreation Department and is published every two months. Register online at bit.ly/gcpReg or in person at the Evans Center, 4330 Dudley Ave., for programs for ages 55+, and the Kingston Center, 3226 Kingston Ave., for programs for all other ages.

With the transition to the new registration software, all users must set up a new household. This process can now be done online.

For more information on classes, activities and events in Grove City, visit GroveCityOhio.gov, sign up for our electronic newsletter and follow social media accounts on Facebook and Instagram @ GroveCityOhio and @GroveCityParks and Twitter @GroveCityOhio.

Directory

Parks & Event Spaces

Hoover Off Haughn Road

Indian Trails

Off Buckeye Parkway

Keller Farms

Off White Road

Meadowgrove

Off Springhill Drive

Pinnacle Area

2430 Holton Road

Scioto Meadows

Off Scioto Meadows Blvd.

Skate Park

3728 Hoover Road

Town Center Gazebo

City Offices

Grant-Sawyer Home

4126 Haughn Road

Grove City Gold Star Families

Memorial

Columbus St. at Broadway

Grove City Museum

3378 Park St.

Henceroth (Purple Heart Memorial Walk)

2075 Mallow Lane

Online

Grove City Road at Broadway

Town Center Promenade

Park St. to Grant Ave. (parking lot)

Walden Bluff

Walden Bluff Court

Westgrove Park

3580 Magnolia St.

Windsor (Evans Center)

4330 Dudley Ave.

4408 Broadway

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Connect with @GroveCityOhio and @GroveCityParks City Hall 4035 Broadway Evans Center 4330 Dudley Ave. Kingston Center 3226 Kingston Ave. Safety Complex (Police) 3360 Park St. Service Complex 3262 Ventura Blvd.
Big Splash/Evans 2831 Southwest Blvd. Breck Community (Dog Park) 3005 Demorest Road Concord Lakes Off Lake Mead Drive Creekside Off Holton Road Fryer (Century Village, Splash Pad) 3899 Orders Road Gantz (Gantz Barn, Gantz Farmhouse) 2255 Home Road George Edge Music Park on Broadway Park St. at Broadway

Swim Lessons

Through a partnership with SwimSafe Pool Management, swim instruction is available for a variety of ages and skill levels ranging from parenttoddler and preschooler introductionto-water classes to progressive skill-building lessons evolving from unassisted positions in the water up to development of competitive strokes. Visit BigSplash.GroveCityOhio.gov for details.

Parent-Child Swim Lessons

(Age: 1-3 with Adult)

A parent or other trusted adult and child become acclimated to the water and learn key safety skills through games and songs in a group setting.

Wks: 2 • Days: Mon., Tue., Wed., Thu.

The Big Splash

$40 (NR: $48)

Begins: June 5 • 10:20-10:50 a.m.

Wks: 2 • Days: Mon., Tue., Wed., Thu.

The Big Splash

$40 (NR: $48)

Begins: June 19 • 10:20-10:50 a.m.

Wks: 2 • Days: Mon., Tue., Wed., Thu.

The Big Splash

Preschool Aquatics

$40 (NR: $48)

Begins: July 10 • 10:20-10:50 a.m.

Wks: 8 • Day: Sat.

The Big Splash

$40 (NR: $48)

Begins: June 3 • 9:45-10:15 a.m.

Youth Swim Lessons

(Age: 3+)

Children become acclimated to water through games, learn safety skills, develop progressively advanced swim strokes, and increase strength and endurance in the water.

Wks: 2 • Days: Mon., Tue., Wed., Thu.

The Big Splash

$40 (NR: $48)

Begins: June 5 • Various morning times

Wks: 2 • Days: Mon., Tue., Wed., Thu.

The Big Splash

$40 (NR: $48)

Begins: June 19 • Various morning times

Wks: 2 • Days: Mon., Tue., Wed., Thu.

The Big Splash

$40 (NR: $48)

Begins: July 10 • Various morning times

Wks: 8 • Day: Sat.

The Big Splash

$40 (NR: $48)

Begins: June 3 • Various morning times

RecSchool

(Age: 3-5)

Children learn through independent discovery, planned activities, meaningful play and social interactions during one, two or three day per week options. Experienced teachers plan art, literacy, music, math and science activities to create a well-rounded and thought-provoking educational experience. For more info, contact Michele Demmy at 614-871-6330.

September-May

Kingston Center

Nature Kids

(Age: 3-4)

Preschoolers explore Gantz Park to discover the wonders of nature, meeting for Circle Time, then trekking through woods, exploring the creek or climbing hills with teachers and other children. A weekly project incorporates natural items. Participants must be toilet-trained and dressed to get messy. Parents drop off children at Gantz Farmhouse, then pick up there at end of class.

Nature Kids: Beneath our Feet

(Age: 3-4)

Wks: 1 • Day: Fri.

Gantz Farmhouse $15 (NR: $20)

June 9 • 9-10:30 a.m.

Nature Kids: Wings in the Garden

(Age: 3-4)

Wks: 1 • Day: Fri.

Gantz Farmhouse $15 (NR: $20)

June 16 • 9-10:30 a.m.

Nature Kids: Raindrops to Rivers

(Age: 3-4)

Wks: 1 • Day: Fri.

Gantz Farmhouse $15 (NR: $20)

June 23 • 9-10:30 a.m.

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RecCamp

(Age: 3-4)

Children gain independence and confidence while learning to work and play with others in a child-centered classroom setting. Each week’s activities include creative art, sensory exploration, social play and singing at circle time.

RecCamp I

(Age: 3-4)

Wks: 1 • Days: Mon.-Thu.

Kingston Center

$60 (NR: $68)

Begins: June 5 • 9-10:45 a.m.

RecCamp II

(Age: 3-4)

Wks: 1 • Days: Mon.-Thu.

Kingston Center

$60 (NR: $68)

Begins: June 12 • 9-10:45 a.m.

RecCamp III

(Age: 3-4)

Wks: 1 • Days: Mon.-Thu.

Kingston Center

$60 (NR: $68)

Begins: July 31 • 9-10:45 a.m.

KinderMusik Camp

(Age: 3-4)

Music lifts the spirit and supports cognitive, social, physical and musical whole-child development. Children, each with a caring adult, join Stephanie Dille of Groove City Kids Music for interactive musical experiences as they play instruments, sing and dance for learning.

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.-Thu.

Kingston Center

$62 (NR: $70)

Begins: June 13 • 10-11 a.m.

JumpBunch

(Age: 18 months-3)

Toddlers build coordination, balance, teamwork and motor skills during coach-led activities. With encouragement and success, children gain confidence, sports-readiness skills and the foundations of fitness.

JumpBunch

(Age: 18-24 months)

Wks: 7 • Day: Wed.

Kingston Center Gym

$86 (NR: $94)

Begins: June 7 • 6-6:30 p.m.

JumpBunch

(Age: 2-3)

Wks: 7 • Day: Wed.

Kingston Center Gym

$86 (NR: $94)

Begins: June 7 • 6:30-7 p.m.

Sporties for Shorties

(Age: 3-5)

Young children develop kicking, running, throwing and team skills through exciting lead-up sports activities and group games. Focus sports may include baseball, soccer, football and others. Powered by JumpBunch.

Wks: 7 • Day: Wed.

Kingston Center Gym

$86 (NR: $94)

Begins: June 7 • 7-7:45 p.m.

Modern Dance

(Age: 3-5)

Participants learn jazz dance style, adapting bold, dynamic movements and techniques to later apply to a variety of modern dances, developing skills to grow and enhance their journey of dance.

Wks: 6 • Day: Thu.

Kingston Center

$48 (NR: $54)

Begins: June 8 • 6-6:30 p.m.

Gymnastics

(Age: 3)

Preschoolers learn foundation gymnastics skills for vault, bars, beam and floor to use and build upon for future gymnastics and other athletic pursuits, while developing basic skills to develop balance, coordination, flexibility and strength.

Wks: 5 • Day: Thu.

Kingston Center Gym

$40 (NR: $45)

Begins: June 1 • 5-5:30 p.m.

Gymnastics

(Age: 4)

Wks: 5 • Day: Thu.

Kingston Center Gym

$40 (NR: $40)

Begins: June 1 • 5:30-6 p.m.

Parkour

(Age: 4-5)

Learn to safely perform skills with parkour form including basics of jumping, climbing and rolling; and using obstacles, mats and blocks to gain strength, coordination and stamina.

Wks: 6 • Day: Mon.

Kingston Center Gym

$65 (NR: $70)

Begins: June 5 • 4:30-5:15 p.m.

Registration in the new software system no longer requires a number. Use the class name to sign up online at Register.GroveCityOhio.gov or in person at Kingston or Evans Centers.

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Summer P.A.R.K.

(Grade: K-4)

This full-day childcare program offers cooperative games, fitness, indoor and outdoor play, free art, special interest and free-choice activities, on-site learning labs and more. Participants take weekly field trips to The Big Splash.

Wks: 9 • Days: Mon.-Fri.

SWCSD Sites

$100 due at registration; three payments of $530

Begins: June 12 • 7 a.m.-6 p.m. No class: June 19, July 3-4

Before-school P.A.R.K.

(Grade: K-4)

Before-school P.A.R.K. creates a safe, fun environment in the morning hours before school starts for students of Buckeye Woods, Highland Park, J.C. Sommer, Monterey and Richard Avenue elementaries. The monthly tuition fee includes breakfast and supervised recreational activities. This program meets every day the SWCSD is in session. Transportation to the child’s home school is provided by the SWCSD Transportation Department; J.C. Sommer elementary students walk to school with P.A.R.K. staff.

School Year • Days: Mon.-Fri.

Kingston Center

$30 due at registration; monthly payments of $125

Begins: Aug. 21 • 6-8 a.m.

After-school P.A.R.K.

(Grade: K-4)

Programmed After-school Recreation for Kids provides a safe, secure, enriching and affordable environment after school with daily activities for children in kindergarten through grade four staffed by qualified childcare providers in the school gymnasiums and playgrounds every day SWCSD is in session. The program is designed for, but not limited to, children of working parents. P.A.R.K. provides planned cooperative games, outrageous play, fitness, indoor and outdoor activities, free art, special interest and free-choice activities and much more.

School Year • Days: Mon.-Fri.

Buckeye Woods, Highland Park, J.C. Sommer, Monterey & Richard Ave.

Elementaries

$100 due at registration; monthly payments of $215

Begins: Aug. 21 • 2:30-6 p.m.

PlayZone (Grade: K-4)

Develop self-esteem, independence and social skills through highly active games, outrageous play, special activities and free choice art. Go on adventures during this fun, outdoor focused program. For kids who have finished grades K-4.

Wks: 6 • Days: Mon.-Thu.

Kingston Center

$432 (NR: $447)

Begins: June 20 • 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. No class: July 4

Parkour (Age: 6-8)

Learn to safely perform skills with parkour form including basics of jumping, climbing and rolling; and using obstacles, mats and blocks to gain strength, coordination and stamina.

Parkour (Age: 6)

Wks: 6 • Day: Mon.

Kingston Center Gym

$65 (NR: $70)

Begins: June 5 • 5:15-6 p.m.

Parkour (Age: 7)

Wks: 6 • Day: Mon.

Kingston Center Gym

$65 (NR: $70)

Begins: June 5 • 6-6:45 p.m.

Parkour (Age: 8)

Wks: 6 • Day: Mon.

Kingston Center Gym

$65 (NR: $70)

Begins: June 5 • 6:45-7:30 p.m.

Karate Peewee Beginner (Age: 4-7)

Beginners learn basic movements, the martial arts philosophy and the importance of concentration and confidence.

Wks: 6 • Day: Wed.

Kingston Center

$45 (NR: $50)

Begins: June 7 • 5-5:30 p.m.

Wks: 6 • Day: Mon.

Kingston Center

$45 (NR: $50)

Begins: June 5 • 5-5:30 p.m. No class: July 3

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Karate Peewee Advanced

(Age: 4-7)

Advanced students build on the basics of karate with movement drills, kata (form) and non contact sparring with added emphasis on concentration, confidence and the martial arts philosophy.

Wks: 6 • Day: Wed.

Kingston Center

$45 (NR: $50)

Begins: June 7 • 5:30-6 p.m.

Wks: 7 • Day: Mon.

Kingston Center

$45 (NR: $50)

Begins: June 5 • 5:30-6 p.m.

Peewee Tennis Lessons

(Age: 4-7)

Beginners head to the courts for sun, fresh air and exercises to focus on hand-eye coordination while learning tennis basics like terms and basic strokes like forehand, backhand and serve.

Wks: 2 • Days: Mon., Wed., Thu.

Windsor Park Tennis Court 1

$45 (NR: $50)

Begins: June 19 • 4:45-5:30 p.m.

Wks: 2 • Days: Mon., Wed., Thu.

Windsor Park Tennis Court 1

$45 (NR: $50)

Begins: July 24 • 4:45-5:30 p.m.

Summertime Is Here

(Age: 5-10)

Get ready to complete your summer bucket list! Create summer bags, sunglasses and keychains.

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Kingston Center

$17 (NR: $19)

June 6 • 4:15-5:15 p.m.

Gifts for Dad

(Age: 5-10)

Nothing says you care like a hand-made present. Create fun gifts to give to your dad on Father’s Day.

Wks: 1 • Day: Thu.

Kingston Center

$17 (NR: $19)

June 8 • 5:30-6:30 p.m.

July 4th Party

(Age: 5-10)

Celebrate American independence while making a headband, gnomes and s’mores.

Wks: 1 • Day: Thu.

Kingston Center

$17 (NR: $19)

June 29 • 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Christmas in July

(Age: 5-10)

Celebrate Christmas in July: make a beach snow globe and an ornament, and enjoy a melting snowman cookie.

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Kingston Center $17 (NR: $19)

July 25 • 4:15-5:15 p.m.

Model Magic

(Age: 5-10)

It is shaping up to be a great time with Model Magic! Make a cool cactus, animals and more.

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Kingston Center

$17 (NR: $19)

June 20 • 4:15-5:15 p.m.

Dinos (Age: 5-10)

Dig into your imagination and fashion your own dinosaurs.

Wks: 1 • Day: Thu.

Kingston Center $17 (NR: $19)

June 22 • 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Everyone Loves Ice Cream

(Age: 5-10)

Who doesn’t love ice cream? Make icecream themed crafts and whip up your very own edible ice cream.

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Kingston Center

$17 (NR: $19)

June 27 • 4:15-5:15 p.m.

Paint Night

(Age: 5-10)

Do you like to paint? Experience painting methods beyond brush on canvas. Use fingers and string to apply paint and create cool salt paintings.

Wks: 1 • Day: Thu.

Kingston Center $17 (NR: $19)

July 6 • 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Let’s Go to Camp

(Age: 5-10)

Come with us to camp and make your own water bottle holder and more. Enjoy some s’mores too!

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Kingston Center Room 2 $17 (NR: $19)

July 11 • 4:15-5:15 p.m.

Some adult classes are open to teens. Check the Adult section or call 614-277-3050 for options.

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Beach Time

(Age: 5-10)

What is summer without a trip to the beach? Make your own beach hat, decorate a beach ball and more like you are at the shore.

Wks: 1 • Day: Thu.

Kingston Center

$17 (NR: $19)

July 13 • 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Summer Cookout (Age: 5-10)

Decorate a watermelon-themed Mason jar, make your own grill, and, of course, it is not a cookout without dessert!

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Kingston Center

$17 (NR: $19)

July 18 • 4:15-5:15 p.m.

Aye, Aye, Captain (Age: 5-10)

Arrr, Matey! Come be a pirate: make an eye patch, a ship and a captain’s hook.

Wks: 1 • Day: Thu.

Kingston Center

$17 (NR: $19)

July 20 • 5:30-6:30 p.m.

LEGO Robot Building & Programming (Age: 5-13)

Explore the exciting world of robotics with other LEGO fans. Build a robot and program it using Scratch programming language using sensors and logic for epic robotic challenges such as BattleBot and Jousting. No experience necessary; instructors help young engineers to create LEGO robots to be proud of. Solve engineering problems with your robot then go head-to-head against others in exciting, educational competitions, completing challenges to earn points and win trophies. Pack a lunch and a water bottle; snack provided. Option to purchase robot to take home for continued learning.

Wks: 1 • Day: Mon.

Kingston Center

$168 (NR: $183)

July 17 • 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Cooking Camp

(Age: 6-7)

Young cooks use fresh ingredients to prepare interesting dishes while learning basic cooking techniques and kitchen safety. Children compile recipes into personal cookbooks to take home at session’s end. Different recipes each session.

Wks: 1 • Days: Mon.-Wed. Gantz Farmhouse $48 (NR: $53)

Begins: June 26 • 10-11:30 a.m.

Wks: 1 • Days: Mon.-Wed. Gantz Farmhouse $48 (NR: $53)

Begins: July 10 • 10-11:30 a.m.

Gymnastics

(Age: 5)

Improve foundational gymnastics skills and build on that foundation to gain competence using vault, bars, beam and floor to help with future gymnastics and other athletic pursuits. Work on skills to boost balance, coordination, flexibility and strength.

Wks: 5 • Day: Thu.

Kingston Center Gym

$40 (NR: $45)

Begins: June 1 • 6-6:30 p.m.

Gymnastics

(Age: 6-8)

Wks: 5 • Day: Thu.

Kingston Center Gym

$40 (NR: $45)

Begins: June 1 • 6:30-7 p.m.

Modern Dance

(Age: 6-10)

Learn the jazz dance style, adapting bold, dynamic movements and techniques to later apply to a variety of modern dances, developing skills to grow and enhance their journey of dance.

Wks: 6 • Day: Thu.

Kingston Center

$53 (NR: $58)

Begins: June 8 • 6:30-7:15 p.m.

Zumba Kids

(Age: 6-11)

This is the ultimate dance-fitness party where young Zumba® fans get active and jam out. Featuring ageappropriate music and moves, this program gets kids movin’ to the beat, incorporating fitness as a natural part their lives by making it fun. Zumba® Kids helps develop a healthy lifestyle by incorporating leadership, respect, teamwork, confidence, self-esteem, memory, creativity, coordination and cultural awareness.

Wks: 6 • Day: Tue.

Kingston Center

$48 (NR: $53)

Begins: June 6 • 6:15-6:45 p.m.

No class: July 4

Father’s Day Gifts

(Age: 6-9)

Make your dad’s day extra special with a gift basket of products to pamper himself, including beard oil, shower bombs and sachets to freshen stinky sneakers. Instructor: Gloria Hartung.

Wks: 1 • Day: Mon.

Gantz Farmhouse

$20 (NR: $25)

June 12 • 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Kids Jarcuterie

(Age: 6-9)

Make a jarcuterie, a miniaturized charcuterie board in an individual jar. Meats, cheeses, dried fruit, breadstick; the combinations are endless. Perfect for afternoon munching or lunch at day care. Instructor: Gloria Hartung.

Wks: 1 • Day: Mon.

Gantz Farmhouse $15 (NR: $20)

July 17 • 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Patio Luminaries

(Age: 6-9)

Brighten up your July 4th picnic with patriotic luminaries made from Mason jars and flameless candles. Instructor: Gloria Hartung.

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Gantz Farmhouse $15 (NR: $20)

June 27 • 6:30-7:30 p.m.

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Acrylic Painting

(Age: 6-12)

Learn the basics of painting with acrylics on canvas, using high-quality materials found in an artist’s studio. Take home a completed artwork each class. All supplies be provided; dress to get messy/wear a smock.

Wks: 3 • Day: Thu.

Kingston Center

$55 (NR: $57)

Begins: June 29 • 4-5:30 p.m.

Drawing (Age: 6-12)

Come ready to think creatively and have fun as we cover basic drawing techniques using high-quality materials found in an artist’s studio. Take home a completed artwork each class. All supplies provided.

Wks: 3 • Day: Thu.

Kingston Center

$38 (NR: $40)

Begins: June 8 • 4:30-5:30 p.m.

Acting Class (Age: 7-16)

Work in groups to act out ageappropriate scenes, some from past TV, movies and plays, while improving memory, and developing character, self-confidence and stage presence. Great for those interested in working in entertainment; instructor can provide guidance to parents. The last day is a showcase for friends and family.

Wks: 6 • Day: Thu.

Kingston Center

$120 (NR: $135)

Begins: June 8 • 6-6:50 p.m.

Better Babysitters (Age: 10-14)

Do you know what to do if the child you are babysitting is choking? Do you watch younger siblings? Learn the skills needed to be a Better Babysitter. Appropriate for boys and girls, this interactive, fun class features role playing, hands-on instruction and guest speakers who are first responders. Receive a first aid kit to take home.

Wks: 1 • Days: Mon., Wed.

Kingston Center

$110 (NR: $125)

Begins: June 12 • 12-4 p.m.

Karate: Beginner (Age: 8+)

Build concentration and confidence with an emphasis on martial arts philosophy while learning karate basics, movement drills, kata (form) and non-contact sparring.

Wks: 7 • Day: Mon.

Kingston Center

$60 (NR: $65)

Begins: June 5 • 6-7 p.m.

Wks: 6 • Day: Wed.

Kingston Center

$60 (NR: $65)

Begins: June 7 • 6-7 p.m.

Karate: Advanced (Age: 8+)

Deepen levels of concentration and confidence while emphasizing martial arts philosophy and learning more advanced movements, drills, kata and non-contact sparring.

Wks: 7 • Day: Mon.

Kingston Center $60 (NR: $65)

Begins: June 5 • 7-8 p.m.

Wks: 6 • Day: Wed.

Kingston Center $60 (NR: $65)

Begins: June 7 • 7-8 p.m.

Fun Friday (Grade: K-4)

End your week with outdoor, outrageous play and super-fun activities. Challenge yourself with games, activities, art, experiments and so much more with new adventures each week. Pack a snack and join the fun! For kids who have finished grades K-4.

Wks: 1 • Day: Fri.

Kingston Center $20 (NR: $22)

June 23 • 9 a.m.-Noon

Wks: 1 • Day: Fri.

Kingston Center $20 (NR: $22)

June 30 • 9 a.m.-Noon

Wks: 1 • Day: Fri.

Kingston Center $20 (NR: $22)

July 14 • 9 a.m.-Noon

Wks: 1 • Day: Fri.

Kingston Center $20 (NR: $22)

July 28 • 9 a.m.-Noon

Tennis Mini Camp

(Age: 8-15)

Hit the tennis courts to play and learn in a short, intensive minicamp focusing on individual skill levels of players, gameplay and strategy.

Wks: 1 • Days: Mon.-Thu.

Windsor Park Tennis Court 1

$60 (NR: $65)

Begins: June 12 • 9-10:30 a.m.

Wks: 1 • Days: Mon.-Thu.

Windsor Park Tennis Court 1

$45 (NR: $50)

Begins: July 3 • 5-6:30 p.m.

Tennis Serving Clinic

(Age: 8-15)

Work to improve your service game by participating in various drills and games focused on the most important shot in the sport. Emphasis is on proper service technique and game strategy after the serve.

Wks: 2 • Days: Mon., Wed., Thu.

Windsor Park Tennis Court 2

$50 (NR: $55)

Begins: Aug. 7 • 11:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Beginner Tennis Lessons

(Age: 8-15)

New players learn tennis fundamentals such as forehand, backhand, volley, serving, scorekeeping and court terminology. Each lesson devotes attention to proper stretching, footwork and technique.

Wks: 2 • Days: Mon., Wed., Thu.

Windsor Park Tennis Court 1

$55 (NR: $60)

Begins: June 19 • 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Wks: 2 • Days: Mon., Wed., Thu.

Windsor Park Tennis Court 1

$55 (NR: $60)

Begins: July 24 • 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Wks: 2 • Days: Mon., Wed., Thu.

Windsor Park Tennis Court 1

$55 (NR: $60)

Begins: Aug. 7 • 10:45 a.m.-11:45 a.m.

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Tennis Point Play Camp

(Age: 10-17)

For those looking to improve on point play and in-match strategy, this camp allows students to play against one another in an educational and fun environment where proper technique and point crafting is emphasized. Good for players with some tennis experience.

Wks: 1 • Days: Mon.-Thu.

Windsor Park Tennis Court 1

$60 (NR: $65)

Begins: June 12 • 10:30 a.m.-Noon

Wks: 1 • Days: Mon., Wed., Thu.

Windsor Park Tennis Court 2

$45 (NR: $50)

Begins: July 3 • 6:30-8 p.m.

Intermediate Tennis Lessons (Age:

10-17)

More experienced players further develop strokes such as forehand, backhand, volley, serve and overhead. Attention is devoted to proper technique and strategy along with live-point practice.

Wks: 2 • Days: Mon., Wed., Thu.

Windsor Park Tennis Court 1

$55 (NR: $60)

Begins: June 19 • 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Wks: 2 • Days: Mon., Wed., Thu.

Windsor Park Tennis Court 1

$55 (NR: $60)

Begins: July 24 • 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Wks: 2 • Days: Mon., Wed., Thu.

Windsor Park Tennis Court 1

$55 (NR: $60)

Begins: Aug. 7 • 9:45-10:45 a.m.

Registration

Online and office registration begins Mon., May 15

New: Golf Lessons

Grove City is offering fourweek golf lessons for youth (8-17) and for adults (18+)

starting June 6 and July 18. Visit bit.ly/gcpReg for details.

Adult

Basket-handled Hypertufa

(Age: 18+)

Use a basket as the outside mold for a hypertufa pot, then add a wired-on decorative twig handle. This one-of-akind stone-like container is perfect for planting succulents. Instructor: Mary Jane LaLonde.

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Gantz Farmhouse

$30 (NR: $35)

June 6 • 6:30-8 p.m.

Dye Silk Bags with Natural Dyes

(Age: 18+)

Luxurious silk spa, sachet and gift bags are stunning when dyed with the subtle tones of natural dyes. Hand dye four different bags to use yourself or give as gifts. Instructor: Mary Jane LaLonde.

Wks: 1 • Day: Thu.

Gantz Farmhouse

$25 (NR: $25)

July 6 • 6:30-8 p.m.

Father’s Day Gifts

(Age: 18+)

Make the father in your life some products to pamper himself with including beard oil, shower bombs, soap and a special scent. Instructor: Gloria Hartung.

Wks: 1 • Day: Thu.

Gantz Farmhouse

$30 (NR: $35)

June 15 • 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Jarcuterie

(Age: 18+)

Make a “jarcuterie,” a miniaturized charcuterie board in a jar, a great option for individual servings for entertaining or a portable snack or lunch. Learn types of foods to include and make your own. Instructor: Arlene Crosser.

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Gantz Farmhouse

$20 (NR: $25)

July 18 • 6:30-8 p.m.

Summer Skin Care Products

(Age: 18+)

Use herbs and essential oils to custom scent mild glycerin soap, a skin-nourishing body lotion and a refreshing facial mask. Herbal tea and veggies with dip round off the evening.

Instructor: Mary Jane LaLonde.

Wks: 1 • Day: Thu.

Gantz Farmhouse

$20 (NR: $25)

July 20 • 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Herbal Liqueurs and Coolers

(Age: 21+)

Use fresh herbs to infuse a homemade liqueur, make a fruity vinegar “shrub” and a flavorful herbal syrup, perfect for adding to cocktails or soda water. Instructor: Mary Jane LaLonde.

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Gantz Farmhouse

$20 (NR: $25)

June 20 • 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Yoga (Age: 18+)

Learn to relax the body and calm the mind. Melt away tension and stress by combining Hatha yoga posture with breathing techniques and deep relaxation. Wear loose, comfortable clothing, bring a towel or mat and come with an empty stomach.

Instructor: Toni Weeks.

Wks: 3 • Day: Tue. Evans Center Auditorium

$16 (NR: $18)

Begins: June 13 • 6-7 p.m.

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Wks: 3 • Day: Tue.

Evans Center Auditorium

$16 (NR: $18)

Begins: July 11 • 6-7 p.m.

Karate: Beginner (Age: 8+)

Build concentration and confidence with an emphasis on martial arts philosophy while learning karate basics, movement drills, kata (form) and non-contact sparring.

Wks: 7 • Day: Mon.

Kingston Center

$60 (NR: $65)

Begins: June 5 • 6-7 p.m.

Wks: 6 • Day: Wed.

Kingston Center

$60 (NR: $65)

Begins: June 7 • 6-7 p.m.

Karate: Advanced (Age: 8+)

Deepen levels of concentration and confidence while emphasizing martial arts philosophy and learning more advanced movements, drills, kata and non-contact sparring.

Wks: 6 • Day: Wed.

Kingston Center

$60 (NR: $65)

Begins: June 7 • 7-8 p.m.

Wks: 7 • Day: Mon.

Kingston Center

$60 (NR: $65)

Begins: June 5 • 7-8 p.m.

Line Dance (Age: 18+)

Have fun learning dance routines aimed to get you moving and grooving! After this instructor-led class set to fun, uplifting music, you will know all the right steps. Meet other people who love dancing as much as you.

Wks: 4 • Day: Thu.

Evans Center Auditorium

$22 (NR: $24)

Begins: June 1 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Wks: 4 • Day: Thu.

Evans Center Auditorium

$22 (NR: $24)

Begins: June 29 • 6-7:30 p.m.

No class: July 13

Patriotic Summertime Cookout

(Age: 55+)

Show you are ready to celebrate America with patriotic pride with an old-fashioned summertime cookout. Don your best red, white and blue, play yard games, listen to music, and mingle with new and old friends.

Wks: 1 • Day: Mon.

Evans Center Multipurpose Room

$10 (NR: $10)

July 3 • 1-3 p.m.

LaComedia: Cinderella (Age: 55+)

Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella returns with its beautiful musical score featuring songs such as “Do I Love You Because You’re Beautiful,” and “Impossible.” Originally a 1957 TV presentation starring Julie Andrews, Cinderella was the most widely viewed program in TV history. This enchanting stage adaptation is your chance to experience this timeless fairy tale live on stage.

Wks: 1 • Day: Thu. Departs the Evans Center

$57 (NR: $57)

July 13 • 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Movie Fun

(Age: 55+)

Immerse yourself in the scent of fresh popcorn, the darkness illuminated by the flicker of a film, and the emotion of the surrounding crowd reacting to the on-screen events. The shared experience changes the way you see the movie, and spurs conversation and analysis.

Movie Fun: National Treasure

(Age: 55+)

(PG; 2004) Historian and code-breaker Ben Gates (Nicolas Cage) has searched his whole life for a rumored treasure tied to the creation of the United States. On an expedition with a fellow treasure hunter, Gates finds an ice-

locked Colonial ship in the Arctic Circle with a clue linking the treasure to the Declaration of Independence. When his colleague betrays him, Gates races to find the document first.

Wks: 1 • Day: Fri.

Evans Center Auditorium Free

July 7 • 1-3 p.m.

Showstoppers

(Age: All)

The Evans Senior Center is preparing for our annual spring production performed by our in-house acting group, The Showstoppers. A fun-filled celebration of laughter and fun awaits you at any of the four presentations.

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue., Wed. or Thu.

Evans Center Auditorium

Donations accepted

June 6, 7 or 8 • 1 p.m.

Wks: 1 • Day: Wed.

Evans Center Auditorium

Donations accepted

June 7 • 7 p.m.

Senior Exercise

(Age: 55+)

Are you a physically active senior looking to increase strength, gain flexibility and range of motion, produce better mobility and gait, and improve balance? This fun, motivating and camaraderie-based program features 20 minutes of aerobic exercise followed by 20 minutes of progressive resistance strength training (weightlifting) sandwiched by 10-minute warmup and cool-down sessions. Bring an exercise mat and hand weights. Instructor: Kelly Downin.

Wks: 3 • Days: Mon., Wed.

Evans Center Multipurpose Room

$15 (NR: $15)

Begins: June 12 • 9-10 a.m.

No class: June 5, June 7

Wks: 4 • Days: Mon., Wed.

Evans Center Multipurpose Room

$15 (NR: $15)

Begins: July 5 • 9-10 a.m.

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Senior Yoga

(Age: 55+)

Move through yoga poses designed to increase flexibility, balance and range of movement while enjoying restorative breathing exercises that promote stress reduction and mental clarity.

Wks: 4 • Day: Thu.

Evans Center Auditorium

$20 (NR: $20)

Begins: June 1 • 11 a.m.-Noon No class: June 8

Wks: 4 • Day: Thu.

Evans Center Auditorium

$20 (NR: $20)

Begins: July 6 • 11 a.m.-Noon

Tai Chi (Age: 55+)

Yang-style Tai Chi creates a peaceful mental space and builds a calm balancing energy with slow, mindful movements that leave you feeling energized, physically and mentally flexible, and more positive and confident. Instructor: Dave Holloway.

Wks: 3 • Day: Tue.

Evans Center Multipurpose Room

$13 (NR: $13)

Begins: June 13 • 10-11 a.m.

Wks: 3 • Day: Tue.

Evans Center Multipurpose Room

$13 (NR: $13)

Begins: July 11 • 10-11 a.m.

Line Dance (Age: 18+)

Have fun learning dance routines aimed to get you moving and grooving! After this instructor-led class set to fun, uplifting music, you will know all the right steps. Meet other people who love dancing as much as you.

Wks: 4 • Day: Thu.

Evans Center Auditorium

$22 (NR: $24)

Begins: June 1 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Wks: 4 • Day: Thu.

Evans Center Auditorium

$22 (NR: $24)

Begins: June 29 • 6-7:30 p.m.

No class: July 13

Chair Volleyball

(Age: 55+)

Indoor chair volleyball, played while seated using a light-weight beach ball and net, fosters physical wellness, social interaction, competition and, most of all, lots of laughs. Reduce stress and boost self-esteem and confidence as you meet people, strengthen upperbody mobility and have fun.

Wks: 4 • Days: Mon., Wed.

Evans Center Auditorium Free

Begins: June 5 • 1-2 p.m.

Wks: 5 • Days: Mon., Wed.

Evans Center Auditorium Free

Begins: July 3 • 1-2 p.m.

Bead Artwork

(Age: 55+)

Beads are versatile and make the perfect material for crafting projects. Join us as we use beads to create a variety of handcrafted items perfect for sharing. Come prepared for crafting on another level by adding loads of fun and personality. Purchase kits separately. Instructor: Linda Miller.

Wks: 4 • Day: Mon.

Evans Center Classroom Free

Begins: June 5 • 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Wks: 5 • Day: Mon.

Evans Center Classroom Free

Begins: July 3 • 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

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Fitness Room

(Age: 55+)

Whether starting a new health routine, getting back on track or continuing your commitment to good health, the Evans Center fitness room makes it easy to include physical activity as a regular part of your life. Exercise at your own pace using elliptical machines, treadmills, NuSteps, recumbent and upright bikes, hydraulic weight machines and free weights.

Wks: 4 • Days: Mon.-Fri.

Evans Center Fitness Room

$15 (NR: $15)

Begins: June 1 • 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

Wks: 5 • Days: Mon.-Fri.

Evans Center Fitness Room

$15 (NR: $15)

Begins: July 3 • 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

New: Golf Lessons

Grove City is offering fourweek golf lessons for youth (8-17) and for adults (18+)

starting June 6 and July 18. Visit bit.ly/gcpReg for details.

Loss Support

(Age: 55+)

There is no normal way to experience grief. While you may be tempted to isolate yourself, it is okay (even healthy) to lean on others for support. Interacting with friends, family and support groups can be helpful when you feel low or overwhelmed. Meet with others with similar experiences and join in discussions or just listen. Facilitator: Tami Washington.

Wks: 1 • Day: Wed.

Evans Center Classroom Free

June 14 • 10-11 a.m.

Wks: 1 • Day: Wed.

Evans Center Classroom Free

July 12 • 10-11 a.m.

Benefits of Clinical Trial

Participation

(Age: 55+)

Clinical trials help discover new ways to prevent, find and treat disease. The Ohio State University uses them while working to improve health outcomes for you and the community. Learn the truth and misconceptions about these research studies, and how more participation improves the chance of groundbreaking discoveries. All participants receive a $10 gift card for their time.

Wks: 1 • Day: Wed.

Evans Center Multipurpose Room Free

June 14 • 10-11 a.m.

Welcome to Medicare

(Age: 55+)

Are you eligible for Medicare soon? Still employed and wondering how Medicare works with your current coverage? On Medicare, but still have questions? Learn about Medicare eligibility, enrollment and benefit options. OSHIIP, a program of the Ohio Department of Insurance, does not sell, recommend or endorse insurance products.

Wks: 1 • Day: Wed.

Evans Center Multipurpose Room Free

June 28 • 10 a.m.-Noon

Lunch & Learn: Preplanning

(Age: 55+)

Advance planning of funeral and cremation services are difficult, but import subjects to address. Discuss funerals and receptions, and walk through the details of advance planning and its value.

Wks: 1 • Day: Fri.

Evans Center Multipurpose Room Free

June 23 • 11 a.m.-Noon

Lunch & Learn: Advance Directives

(Age: 55+)

Patients have the right to accept or decline any recommended medical treatment. But what happens if you are too sick to discuss options with your doctor or make your own decisions? Learn about advanced directives and how they help you and loved ones decide on future medical care.

Wks: 1 • Day: Fri.

Evans Center Multipurpose Room Free

July 14 • 11 a.m.-Noon

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Alzheimer’s Support Group

(Age: 55+)

The everyday challenges faced by those dealing with Alzheimer’s and related diseases can be overwhelming. If someone you care about suffers from dementia, do something to help them and yourself. Meet monthly to share experiences with and receive support from fellow caregivers, attaining a sense of belonging by interacting with those facing similar challenges.

Facilitator: Paula Tallafario.

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Evans Center Multipurpose Room

Free

June 20 • 7-9 p.m.

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Evans Center Multipurpose Room

Free

July 18 • 7-9 p.m.

Talks with Tammy (Age: 55+)

Meet with the Evans Center director monthly to ask questions about centerrelated activities or share suggestions.

Wks: 1 • Day: Wed.

Evans Center Multipurpose Room

Free

June 7 • Noon-12:30 p.m.

Wks: 1 • Day: Wed.

Evans Center Multipurpose Room Free

July 5 • Noon-12:30 p.m.

Senior Club Meeting (Age: 55+)

Gather with members of the Grove City Senior Club for fellowship and to discuss topics of interest to older members of the community.

Wks: 1 • Day: Wed.

Evans Center Multipurpose Room

Free

June 7 • 12:30-1 p.m.

S.A.L.T. (Age: 55+)

Through Seniors and Law Enforcement Together, the Grove City Division of Police serves as a resource and advocate for elderly citizens in our community. Seniors are often targeted for crimes, due to high levels of trust and other vulnerabilities. This program brings awareness and prevention tips to lessen the chance of being victimized, and offers seniors opportunities to ask questions and report neighborhood concerns. Facilitator: Teri Ruslander.

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Evans Center Auditorium Free

June 13 • 1-2 p.m.

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue. Evans Center Auditorium Free

July 11 • 1-2 p.m.

Snooty Fox (Age: 55+)

Cincinnati’s Snooty Fox Consignment Shops offer discounted shopping with plentiful choices of gently used designer clothing from thousands of consignors. Find stylish furniture, decorative items, jewelry, handbags and other accessories. Trip includes morning drinks, snacks and boxed lunches with dessert.

Wks: 1 • Day: Thu.

Departs the Evans Center

$30 (NR: $30)

June 29 • 7:45 a.m.-5 p.m.

Amish Tour (Age: 55+)

Travel back in time to Berlin and Walnut Creek, Ohio, for shopping, lunch and, of course, a stop at Walnut Creek Cheese.

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Departs the Evans Center $10 (NR: $10)

July 25 • 7 a.m.-5 p.m.

Dining Trips (Age: 55+)

Enjoy time away with others for conversations over a good meal at popular regional dining destinations! Hop on the Evans Center bus for doorto-door drop-off and pickup service.

Lunch Bunch: Old Bag of Nails (Age: 55+)

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Departs the Evans Center

$5 (NR: $5)

June 27 • 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

Lunch Bunch: Three Brothers Diner (Age: 55+)

Wks: 1 • Day: Tue.

Departs the Evans Center

$5 (NR: $5)

July 11 • 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

Supper Club: Brew Brothers

(Age: 55+)

Wks: 1 • Day: Thu.

Departs the Evans Center

$5 (NR: $5)

July 20 • 4-8 p.m.

Supper Club: Claudiana Italian Restaurant

(Age: 55+)

Wks: 1 • Day: Thu.

Departs the Evans Center

$5 (NR: $5)

June 22 • 4-8 p.m.

LifeCare Alliance Lunch Program (Age: 60+)

Enjoy a nutritious lunch twice weekly at the Evans Center with no financial restrictions. Call 614-277-1067 in advance to make a reservation.

Day: Twice Weekly

Evans Center Multipurpose Room

$2 donation

Twice Weekly • 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Computer Lab

(Age: 55+)

Desktop computers are available for patron usage.

Day: Mon.-Fri.

Evans Center Rec. Room Free

Daily • 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

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Registration

Recreation.GroveCityOhio.gov

24-7

Credit Card only

Evans Center, 4330 Dudley Ave.

8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday

Ages 1-54

Kingston Center, 3226 Kingston Ave.

8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday

Credit card, cash, money order, check

Drop Box, 3226 Kingston Ave. (Rear)

24-7

Ages 55+

Credit card, cash, money order, check

Payment Methods

Cash, money order, check

Due to security concerns, payments are no longer accepted by phone. Registrants can pay online using a credit card (VISA, MasterCard or Discover Card); in person via credit card, cash, money order or check made payable to the City of Grove City. Payment can be made by cash, check and money order via the drop box on the parking-lot side of the Kingston Center.

Fees, Residency Rates & Fair Share Policy

Most activities list two fees with a lower rate for residents. Grove City Parks and Recreation facilities and offerings are funded through property and income taxes; in recognition of this, residents receive a discount. A resident is someone whose home address lies within the corporation limits of Grove City or unincorporated Jackson Township. Please note: this does not include all of ZIP code 43123; the U.S. Postal Service uses ZIP codes to designate the office that delivers mail to an address. To verify your rate level, visit Property.FranklinCountyAuditor.com and search for your address. Eligible addresses feature a parcel ID that starts with 040 or 160.

The Fair Share Policy extends eligibility for lower rates to non-residents who pay income tax to the City of Grove City. To receive the rate, these non-residents must provide proof of employment such as a current pay stub showing tax payment. This process must be completed annually.

Confirmation

No further confirmation regarding registration is made unless there is a change to the time or location. It is the participant’s responsibility to be present at the time and location listed. Patrons can view a household calendar by selecting their account at Recreation.GroveCityOhio.gov.

Cancellation by Participant

Registered participants may cancel from a program before the program starts or materials are ordered. Requests must be in writing (hard copy or email). To receive a full refund for team sports, a request must be made before uniforms are ordered. Decisions on full or partial refunds are at the discretion of department personnel. Refunds are by check mailed to the household or reversal of a credit card charge.

Class/Event Cancellation by Department

Activities are subject to change or cancellation based on participation, instructor availability, weather or building conditions, and public safety concerns. Staff will notify registered participants of changes to classes. For day-of updates on events and team sports, call 614-277-3060, monitor social media and visit GroveCityOhio.gov.

Equal Opportunity and Special Populations

The Source

Every attempt is made to produce an accurate, complete activity guide. Unfortunately, due to the nature of the publication and the timeline for printing, the guide may include incorrect or incomplete information. We apologize for any errors or omissions and encourage you to visit the website and review online offerings for the most up-todate information.

Photos and Videos

The City of Grove City reserves the right to photograph or otherwise record activity, program and event participants and spectators as well as park visitors. Images may be used in social media, website, catalogs, brochures, magazines, ads or other print or electronic communications or promotions.

Looking for your photo?

Did you see someone at an event taking photos and want to know if there is a good one of your family? Check the City social media accounts: EQ@GroveCityParks and EQ@GroveCityOhio, browse Discover Grove City magazine and visit GroveCityOhio.gov.

The Grove City Parks and Recreation Department is committed to serving the whole community. All persons regardless of age, sex, race, color, national origin or religion are encouraged to participate. Our goal is to include individuals with special needs in existing programs based on need and ability. Individuals or groups serving special populations are welcome to contact the department to make proper arrangements.

The City of Grove City does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the admission or access to programs or activities. An ADA Coordinator is designated to coordinate compliance with the nondiscrimination requirements contained in the Department of Justice regulations implementing Subtitle A of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (42 U.S.C. §12101 et seq.), prohibiting discrimination on the basis of disability by public agencies. Call 614-277-3050 for information.

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Grove City Parks and Recreation Shelter & Gazebo Rentals

Windsor and Gantz parks feature shelters large enough for gatherings available to the public year-round, dawn to dusk, and are open for walk-up usage if not already reserved. Reservations for April through December open each year the third Tuesday in January. All other shelters and gazebos are accessible on a first-come basis and are not reservable.

The Eagle Pavilion in Fryer Park has separate policies from open shelters including no walk-up usage. For information, call 614-277-3050 or visit GroveCityOhio.gov and select Facility & Shelter Rentals from the Parks and Recreation menu.

Size 1,800 square feet

Picnic Tables 12 (2 ADA)

Rental Times & Fees

9 a.m.-3 p.m. or 4-9 p.m.: $75 ($125 NR)

Full Day (9 a.m.-9 p.m.): $125 ($200 NR)

Size 1,500 square feet

Picnic Tables 13 (2 ADA)

Rental Times & Fees

9 a.m.-3 p.m. or 4-9 p.m.: $75 ($125 NR)

Full Day (9 a.m.-9 p.m.): $125 ($200 NR)

Size 1,500 square feet

Picnic Tables 8 (8 ADA)

Rental Times & Fees

9 a.m.-3 p.m. or 4-9 p.m.: $75 ($125 NR)

Full Day (9 a.m.-9 p.m.): $125 ($200 NR)

Outdoor Shelter Reminders

• Refunds only granted 30 or more days before reservation date.

• Water fountains/flushing toilets are turned off seasonally to protect pipes mid-April through mid-October.

• Restrooms are open to all park users.

• A key is no longer required for electricity.

Size 850 square feet

Picnic Tables 6

Rental Times & Fees

9 a.m.-3 p.m. or 4-9 p.m.: $50 ($75 NR)

Full Day (9 a.m.-9 p.m.): $90 ($125 NR)

Parks with Walk-up Shelters

• Blodwen

• Cread Lawless

• Creekside

• Fryer

• Indian Trails

• Keller Farms

Size 500 square feet

Picnic Tables 0

Rental Times & Fees

9 a.m.-3 p.m. or 4-9 p.m.: $50 ($75 NR)

Full Day (9 a.m.-9 p.m.): $90 ($125 NR)

• Reservations have priority. Police will assist if walk-up occupants refuse to leave. Call the non-emergency police number at 614-277-1710.

• Shelters are cleaned early each morning. Be prepared in case conditions are affected by others' use, weather or animals.

• Swearingen

• Westgrove

• Meadowgrove

• Scioto Meadows

• Windsor

• Be courteous! Leave shelters in same or better condition than when you arrived.

• Place all refuse in proper containers.

• Tobacco products, alcohol use/ impairment and weapons are prohibited.

• All park laws apply; see Grove City Code Chapter 903.

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GANTZ PARK LARGE SHELTER WINDSOR PARK LARGE SHELTER GANTZ PARK SMALL SHELTER GANTZ PARK GAZEBO WINDSOR PARK BASEBALL FOR ALL/DREAM FIELD SHELTER FRYER INDIAN TRAILS WESTGROVE

Parks and Recreation Year in Review: 2022

2022 HIGHLIGHTS

New/Improved Amenities

Town Center Park

• Installation of planters and additional seating.

• Expanded event offerings both internal and with partners including Southwest Library, Little Theatre off Broadway, Heart of Grove City and Groove City Music, YMCA and OSU Wexner Medical Center.

Henceroth Park

• Installation of a new multi-use fitness station with shade structures and associated online instructional videos.

The Park at Beulah

• Phase I (infrastructure work) completed.

• Phase II initiated including pickleball complex and shelters.

Blodwen Park

• New swings installed in playground.

Breck Community Park

• Off-leash dog areas re-surfaced with a more durable material to handle heavy traffic near the gates.

Renovations/Major Projects

Gantz Park

• Restoration work on Marsh Run completed including establishment of native flora species.

Grove City Museum & Welcome Center

• Replacement of roof.

• Installation of new windows and HVAC system to ensure proper climate control.

History

• Celebrated 170th anniversary of the incorporation of Grove City as part of the Ohio Open Doors event.

• Re-dedicated Sesquicentennial Park and installed monument to recognize site of original dedicated high school in Grove City.

New Events & Innovations

• In-person Earth Day event held at Fryer Park in connection with Keep Grove City Beautiful Spring Cleanup.

• Fitness in the Park drop-in workout classes at Town Center Park introduced people to new exercise options.

• Autumn Adventures expanded to include a Fryer Park Adventure on Saturday.

• Bolster community partnerships including with Southwest Public Libraries (COSI Science Festival) and Little Theatre off Broadway (performances in Town Center Park).

• Plein air painting event held in Gantz Park.

• Touch-a-Truck hosted by the Grove City Service Department in Town Center Park.

Grants & Awards

• Ohio Facilities Construction Commission grant: $200,000 for repairs to Grove City Welcome Center and Museum and the Grant-Sawyer Home.

• The Grove City Community Garden received the second place OPRA Award of Excellence for Health & Wellness.

2022 BY THE NUMBERS

Parks & Open Space (Acreage)

Total: 518 | Parks: 347 • Open Space: 171

Miles of Paved Paths |

Total: 38.3

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League Baseball | Total: 723  T-ball  Minor 6  Minor 7-8  Minor 9  Minor 10  Major 11-12  Junior  Big Shelter Rentals | Total: 655  Eagle Pavilion  Gantz Large  Gantz Small  Gantz Gazebo  Windsor Large  Windsor Dream Field 7 6 Youth Volleyball | Total: 202  Grades 3-4  Grades 5-6  Grades 7-8  Grades 9-12 28 70Basketball | Total: 653  Boys K-1  Boys 2  Boys 3  Boys 4  Boys 5  Boys 6  Boys 7-8  Boys 9-10  Boys 11-12  Girls K-2  Girls 3-4  Girls 5-6  Girls 7-12 Adult Sports Teams | Total: 108  Softball |  Spring/Summer  Fall  Cornhole |  Spring  Summer  Fall  Volleyball Preschool & Childcare Programs | Total: 351  RecSchool |  Upstairs  Downstairs  PlayTots  P.A.R.K. |  After-school  Before-School  Summer Classes (Total: 516) | Total Participants: 9,467  Preschool (ages 2-4)  Youth (ages 5-17)  Adult (ages 18+)  Senior (ages 55+) Fall Youth Baseball | Total: 544  T-ball  Minor 6  Minor 7-8  Minor 9  Minor 10  Major 11-12  Junior  Big Northeast 86  Parks ......................... 38  Open Space ........... 48 Southeast 161  Parks ......................... 79  Open Space ........... 82 Southwest 137  Parks ......................... 123  Open Space 14 Northwest 134  Parks ......................... 107  Open Space 27 7+9 7
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