Summer 2020 Active Guide by Centre Region Parks & Recreation Authority

Centre Region Parks & Recreationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

Active Guide

REGISTRATION OPEN NOW! You can register in person, through the mail, or online! Visit www.crpr.org for details!

Welcome to Centre Region Parks & Recreation

Meet Our Team

t’s about impossible to know what to write in this brief column. All of humanity is struggling during this unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic! For all of us, there was daily changes, almost hourly at times, as we learned more about the virus and how it was going to impact our work and our personal lives. Keeping focused on providing news, updates, projects, resources, and more kept most of us busy, and focused outwardly during this time, which helped us work through our fears and worries. However, we’ve gotten back to work, although, our maintenance team never stopped working, and we’re refocusing our 2020 plans. We certainly hope to offer some normalcy in 2020 while creating new options for children and families. The summer programs, pool time, summer camps, and farm fresh tomatoes and watermelon will be back! Once our patrons feel ready to join us for some programming options, we’d like to remind you that we did change our registration software back in February. We believe the registration process should be easier and faster for our patrons. We’ve extended our deadline for the Resident Pool Pass Discount through August 31, 2020. Please take advantage of this savings since our pools will be opening soon! We hope to see you at a park, event, or program this summer. Be safe and well!

Pamela J. Salokangas, Director Amber Merrell, Recreation Services Manager Jeff Hall, Sports Supervisor Todd Roth, Aquatics Supervisor Beth Lee, Recreation Supervisor Jada Light, Office Manager Ty-Nica Davis, Staff Assistant Sam Milz, PT Staff Assistant Melissa Kauffman, Nature Center Supervisor

Mandy Maguffey, Nature Center Program Coordinator Mara Hartzell, Nature Center Staff Assistant

Cindy Stahlman, Active Adult Center Supervisor Lu Skidgel, Active Adult Center Staff Assistant Kathi Immordino, Active Adult Center PT Staff Assistant

Jim Carpenter, Park Manager Ted Weaver, Assistant Park Manager Brad Stamm, Parks Caretaker III/Mechanic Andrew Foor, Parks Caretaker II David Hartzell, Parks Caretaker II Clint Kauffman, Parks Caretaker II Tiffany Weaver, Parks Caretaker II David Barnett, Parks Caretaker I Steve Sunderland, Parks Caretaker I Tyler Lucas, Parks Caretaker I

Open Position, Parks Caretaker I

Pamela J. Salokangas, CPRP, CPSI, Director Centre Region Parks & Recreation Meet the Centre Region Parks & Recreation Authority

Each participating municipality (5) appoints one volunteer representative to serve a five-year term on the Centre Region Parks & Recreation Authority, plus one representative of the State College Area School District is appointed by State College Borough Council. The Authority meets monthly on the third Thursday of each month at 12:15 PM. During the winter, the meetings are held at the COG Building and in good weather, the Authority will meet at various parks. The schedule is posted on the COG website if you’d like to join us! You can also find videos of the Authority meetings on C-NET. (L to R): Shannon Messick (SCASD), Bill Keough (Ferguson Township), Jim Dunn, former Vice-Chair (State College Borough), Kathy Matason, Chairperson (College Township), Cindy Solic, Secretary (Patton Township), Diane Ishler, Treasurer (Harris Township). Not pictured: Tom Daubert (State College Borough).

On Our Front Cover: Join us this summer at Park Forest Community Pool for a swim, a float, or some sunshine!

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Table of Contents Summer Camps ................................................................................. Pages 4-9 Summer Activities ............................................................................. Pages 10-11 Youth Instructional Classes ............................................................... Pages 12-13 Adult Instructional Classes ...............................................................

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All Ages Instructional Classes ........................................................... Pages 15 Youth Sports ..................................................................................... Adult Sports & Leagues .................................................................... Millbrook Marsh Nature Center Programs and Events ..................... Regional Parks, Facilities and Bike Paths Centerfold Map ................ Special Events ................................................................................... Aquatics ............................................................................................ Active Adult Center Programs and Events ........................................ Health & Fitness Classes ................................................................... How You Can Help ............................................................................ Registration Policies and Mail-In Form .............................................

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Summer Camps

NEW!

SUMMER CAMPS

Rec In The Parks Summer Camp

This program will supplement the loss of KIDVenture Summer Camp due to COVID-19 restrictions. We have lots of fun planned for this informal summer camp, with opportunities for children, rising 1st-5th graders, to enjoy healthy and safe fun and games and arts and crafts. This is a walk-in/bike-in/drop-off program, and camp will be held outdoors every day. Join us at your local neighborhood parks for social activities and physical activity! All health and safety protocols will be enforced based on the Governor's Red/Yellow/Green Safety Plan. The Agency's COVID-19 Safety Plan will be available online and parents of registered children will recieve COVID-19 Safety Plan info. directly. TIME: AGES: FEES:

Dates July 6-10 July 13-17 July 20-24 July 27-31 August 3-7 August 10-14

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9:30 AM-2 PM with a 30 min. lunch break built-in. Children should pack their lunch/drink each day. Rising 1st-5th graders $135R / $203NR

Park Location #1

Park Location #2

Theme

Tudek Park, Pavilion #1 Orchard Park Pavilion

Spring Creek Park, Pavilions 1 & 2 Fogleman Fields, Pavilions 1 & 2

Spring Creek Park, Pavilions 1 & 2 Fogleman Fields, Pavilions 1 & 2 Tudek Park, Pavilion #3 Orchard Park Pavilion

Tudek Park, Pavilion #1 Orchard Park Pavilion Spring Creek Park, Pavilions 1 & 2 Spring Creek Park, Pavilions 1 & 2

Backyard Palooza Choose Your Own Adventure Game Is The Name Time Travelers Treasure Hunters Best Summer Ever!

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SUMMER CAMPS

REX ARTS IS GOING REMOTE! WE ARE THRILLED TO ANNOUNCE: REMOTE MUSICAL THEATRE PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS ENTERING GRADES 2-12 THIS SUMMER! Students from any location can participate in our popular performing arts programs from the comfort of your home! Through small group instruction, we will learn songs, choreography, and theatre games each day. Material will change every week so you can register for as many programs as you wish. Participate with your siblings, invite your friends and neighbors to join remotely, or connect with friends and family from a different state!

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SUMMER CAMPS

Bricks4Kidz Ticket To Ride Camp Get your ticket to ride as we create our very own amusement park! Campers will build a new ride each day, using LEGO® technical components, as they learn how to make things spin, roll, rock, and turn. Motorized models maximize the action & fun as students see how gears and other components work together. Join us as we create a dunk tank, popcorn stand, and all that we need for a very cool amusement park! Each day students will learn and record fun facts in a colorful handbook. Kids will also make crafts, create mosaics and 3D models of Park Treats! At the end of the week, students will take home amusement park crafts & a great STEM-based handbook.

DATES: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION:

July 20-24 9 AM-12 PM Rising 1st-5th graders $180R / $270NR Orchard Park

Bricks4Kidz Teen Engineering & Architecture Camp

Middle School students are welcome to join Bricks4Kidz staff in this challenging, fun, and educational camp that is geared just for them! Campers will use LEGO technical components, motors and bricks to create dynamic vehicles, machines, creatures and architectural structures from around the world. Expand your engineering skills and creativity as we tackle these Black Diamond Challenges! DATES: AGES: LOCATION:

July 20-24 Rising 6th-8th graders Orchard Park

TIME: FEES:

1-4 PM $180R / $270NR

Bricks4Kidz Galaxy Far Away Join us on an adventurous journey through space! Build the Redstone Rocket and other spacecraft to blast through the atmosphere into a realm that is truly out of this world! Travel back in time to construct NASA’s Gemini Capsule. Students will use LEGO® bricks and technical components to create motorized models of an orbit simulator, an evil base fighter, and many more cool models. Kids will also make mosaics of aliens, astronauts, Stormtroopers, and favorite characters! We’ll add in some games, crafts, and stories for maximized fun! Future astronauts will expand their creativity and engineering skills as they experience this stellar journey to a galaxy far away! DATES: AGES: LOCATION:

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August 3-7 Rising 1st-5th graders Orchard Park

TIME: FEES:

9 AM-12 PM $180R / $270NR

Summer Camps continued The following camps have full registration, but waiting lists are available. Please contact Centre Region Parks and Recreation to be placed on a waiting list. You will be notified if a space opens with the option to register or decline. The Agency will move to the next person in line if you do not respond when notified that space is available.

Kayak Camp

DATES: AGES: LOCATION:

Monday-Friday, July 20-24 11-16 yrs. Millbrook Marsh Nature Center

TIME: FEES:

SUMMER CAMPS

Great for first-time boaters or those who wish to strengthen their technique. Camp begins by learning the equipment basics; life jackets, parts of the kayak and paddle. Campers develop and practice the various kinds of paddle strokes and fundamentals of safe boat handling on flat water, and then venture out to explore local waterways. 9 AM-5 PM $295R / $443NR

Wonderful Wetlands Camp

This action-packed, exciting camp offers nature exploration and hands-on learning mixed with fun games, creative crafts, and recreational activities all while learning about wetlands and the natural world. Children should dress for the weather. Extended hours include quiet activities such as board games, crafts and a book nook from 8- 9 AM and recreation activities and crafts from 4-5 PM. Main camp activities are held between 9 AM-4 PM. Camp #1 Camp #2 Monday-Friday, July 27-31 Monday-Friday, August 3-7 AGES: 5-11 yrs. TIME: 9 AM-4 PM FEES: $185R / $277NR (Regular Hours) LOCATION: Millbrook Marsh Nature Center

Wonders of Nature Art Camp

Join local artist Susan Nicholas Gephart to explore the natural world and to connect to the environment through outdoor painting! Young artists will use their senses to discover the wonders nature offers while applying their creativity to sketch and paint their own masterpieces. Campers will have the opportunity to work with different media including pencil sketching, watercolor, and pastels, and will leave camp with lifelong skills to continue to create beautiful pieces of art. All skill levels welcome. Teens must be able to work independently and creatively and focus on both guided and free art activities.

DATES: AGES: FEES:

Monday-Friday, July 20-24 10-17 yrs. $230R / $345NR

TIME: LOCATION:

9 AM-5 PM Millbrook Marsh Nature Center

Have you always wanted to learn how to play Kick The Can? What you need to play:

empty can, large game area, group of kids

Object of the game:

played like hide-and-seek only players kick a can to avoid being caught

Set up the game:

place the empty can in a large open area, and choose who will be “it." Designate a spot near the can to be the “jail."

How to Play: “It” counts to 50 while the other kids hide. “It” then goes and tries to find the hidden players. When “it” sees a player they call the players name and location. Then both “it” and the player who has been caught race to the can and try to be the first one to kick it. If “it” kicks the can first then the player goes to the “jail”. If the player kicks the can first then they and all the prisoners in the jail are free and “it” must count again. If “it” catches all the players then a new game starts with a new “it."

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SUMMER CAMPS

Outdoor Explorer Camp

For adventurers who wish to explore unique habitats within the Centre Region. During this exciting camp, hikers will discover birds, native plants, and waterways at various recreation areas. Great mini adventures at places you can explore with a daypack. Children should be prepared to hike on the first day and to spend each afternoon exploring different environments. Please dress for the weather. Camp #1: Monday-Friday, July 6-10 Camp #2: Monday-Friday, July 13-17 TIME: FEES:

1-5 PM $175R / $262NR

AGES: LOCATION:

10-14 yrs. Millbrook Marsh Nature Center

The Immersive Musical Endeavor Camp The Immersive Musical Endeavor is a program designed for up-and-coming musicians to dig deeply into their performance abilities, confidence, leadership skills and mindfulness practices. During this five-day camp we will look at musical practices that relate to playing and performing live with a band. Principles of self-awareness, personal development and creative expression will be applied in order for participants to discover their inner authenticity and confidence as musicians. The program culminates in a live concert performance on Saturday that will be filmed for participants and their families. For fees and more information and to register, visit MattPriceDrumming.com/ime DATES: AGES:

NEW!

Monday-Friday, August 10-14 TIME: 10 AM-2:30 PM 10-17 yrs. LOCATION: Millbrook Marsh Nature Center

Add Flashlight Tag To Your Neighborhood Games Requires:

At least 3 people, but more people make for more fun A flashlight

Game play: Like the original version of Tag, the game is to evade the tag of the player who is designated It. The only catch is that this game is played at night and being tagged means getting lit up by a flashlight. The game begins with a Hide-and-Seek element: one player selected as It counts to a predetermined number while the rest of the players hide. Armed with only a flashlight, It heads into the dark in search of the hidden players. Players are tagged when the flashlight beams on them, at which point they become It, or are simply out until the rest of the players are found. Are you afraid of the dark? Playing this game requires a lot of darkness, but if thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a bit too scary for the young ones, play during dusk hours.

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SUMMER CAMPS

June 8— 8—August 21, 2020 Camper ages 4—12 Jr Counselor ages 13—15 Flexible scheduling to meet your needs! Full and part day, full and part week options Four (4) hours of gymnastics or Warrior Workouts daily! Weekly Olympic themes to celebrate the 2020 Summer Olympics! Pottery Painting, Arts & Crafts, Park visits

Summer Cooking Camps!

All Summer long! June 15 - Aug 28 Ages 4 to 17 Each week is a different theme!

9am-12pm: 4 to 8 yr olds 1pm-4pm: 9 to 14 yr olds 5pm-8pm: 14 to 17 yr olds *Ages 10+ can apply for a full day experience Single Day and Weekly options available

Mommy & Me - Kids Workshops - Birthday Parties Camps - Adult BYOB - Teambuilding

177 Champion Drive, State College, PA 16803

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SUMMER ACTIVITIES

Summer Activities

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Youth Instructional Classes

YOUTH INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES

Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;il Striders (3-5 yrs.)

Through a grant from Strider Balance Bikes, CRPR is thrilled to offer once again this learn-to-ride class for children ages 3-5 years old. This class teaches kids how to ride on two wheels. The curriculum is built around five 45-minute sessions of learning, fun, socialization, and instruction sure to ignite a passion for riding. Upon completion of the course, children will have the balance and bike handling skills to be on their way to riding on two wheels. Bikes are included for class use. DATES: AGES: LOCATION

Wednesdays, July 22-August 19 3-5 yrs. Tusseyview Park Basketball Court

TIME: FEES: PROGRAM:

5:30-6:15 PM $47R / $70NR 42505

Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;il Striders (5-7 yrs.)

Through a grant from Mount Nittany Medical Center, CRPR is thrilled to offer once again this learn-to-ride class for children ages 5-7 years old. This class teaches kids how to ride on two wheels. The curriculum is built around five 45-minute sessions of learning, fun, socialization, and instruction sure to ignite a passion for riding. Upon completion of the course, children will have the balance and bike handling skills to be on their way to riding on two wheels. Bikes are included for class use. DATES: AGES: LOCATION

Wednesdays, July 22-August 19 5-7 yrs. Tusseyview Park Basketball Court

TIME: FEES: PROGRAM:

6:30-7:15 PM $47R / $70NR 42527

Bitty Ballet Does your little one dance around the house and to all kinds of music? Think they might enjoy trying some dance lessons? If so, Bitty Ballet may be the perfect option for your wee one! Bitty Ballet is a six-week preschool ballet program for 2.5-5 year olds and is the best way to introduce young children to dance and creative movement. Instructors are dedicated to instilling a love of dance in toddlers and having fun at the same time. DATES: Tuesdays, July 14-August 11 AGES: 2.5-3.5 yrs. (Level 1) LOCATION: Millbrook Marsh Nature Center DATES: Tuesdays, July 14-August 11 AGES: 3.5-5 yrs. (Level 2) LOCATION: Millbrook Marsh Nature Center

TIME: FEES: PROGRAM:

5-5:45 PM $80R / $120NR 43111

TIME: FEES: PROGRAM:

5:45-6:30 PM $80R / $120NR 43113

Muck n Mess Dress your kids in their play clothes and come ready to get mucky and messy! Your kids will have a blast getting their hands ooey and gooey while creating artwork, completing science experiments and playing messy! Parent participation is encouraged. Messes are encouraged and we handle the clean up! Masks recommended for both kids who are participating and parents who accompany them. DATES: AGES: LOCATION:

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Thursdays, July 23 - August 20 3-5 yrs. Tudek Park, Pavilion #1

TIME: FEES: PROGRAM:

10-11 AM $46R / $69NR 43702

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Summer Reading

2020

Join us for six sessions of mountain biking at Circleville Park! The class is designed for middleschool girls interested in mountain biking. We will start with basic bike handling skills, move our way to single track trails, and mix in bike games and basic bike maintenance throughout. Beginner mountain bikers are welcome, as well as girls with some experience who would like to continue to build their skills and do some fun riding. Riders are required to bring their own Mountain bike, helmet, and water. DATES: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

NEW!

Sundays, August 2-23 6-7:30 PM 10-14 yrs. $40R / $60NR Circleville Park, Pavilion 3 43520

Reclaimed Book Project (Adult & Child)

Babies to Adults Learn more at

schlowlibrary.org

We’ll learn and construct two different craft projects using reclaimed books (provided) that can be finished and/or duplicated at home! Full instruction, classtime direction, and selfguided time provided during the 3-hour session to complete one or both of the projects on the day of the class. We will provide you with the books to use for the crafts. If you prefer to finish the projects at home, it’s possible to come to the class at 9 AM and leave early, but you’ll need to supply some of your own materials for work at home. We’ll be making hanging ornaments from pages out of old books for one project and making reclaimed journals for the other project. This fee covers the cost for one adult and one child between the ages of 6-13. DATES: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

YOUTH INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES

Imagine Your Story

Singletrack School For Girls

NEW!

Satuday, August 8 9 AM-12 PM 6-13 yrs. $15R / $23NR Webster’s Bookstore Cafe, Beaver Ave. 43827

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Adult Instructional Classes

ADULT INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES

Two-Session Vegan Cooking Class

In this two-session cooking class, staff from Webster's Bookstore Cafe will explore basic techniques of preparing plant-based meals, focusing on these concepts: filling your plate with hearty, real foods that taste delicious; recipes that can help you make the switch to plant-based meals; and understanding the wide range of foods available to eat! At the end of each class, we will share a meal that we created together, celebrating community and the recipes that we practiced that session. Instructor: Elaine Meder-Wilgus. DATES: AGES: LOCATION:

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Saturdays, July 25 and August 1 TIME: 18 and over FEES: Spring Creek Park, Pavilion 1 PROGRAM: Websterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Bookstore Cafe, Beaver Ave. (rain location)

9 AM-12 PM $30R / $45NR 43826

NEW!

All Ages Instructional Classes Learn to Ride to Lessons

Reclaimed Book Project

We’ll learn and construct two different craft projects using reclaimed books (provided) that can be finished and/or duplicated at home! Full instruction, class-time direction, and selfguided time provided during the 3-hour session to complete one or both of the projects on the day of the class. We will provide you with the books to use for the crafts. If you prefer to finish the projects at home, it’s possible to come to the class at 9 AM and leave early, but you’ll need to supply some of your own materials for work at home. We’ll be making hanging ornaments from pages out of old books for one project and making reclaimed journals for the other project. This fee covers the cost for one individual, 14 yrs. and over.

DATES: AGES: LOCATION:

Satuday, August 8 14 yrs. and over Webster’s Bookstore Cafe, Beaver Ave.

TIME: FEES: PROGRAM:

9 AM-12 PM $15R / $23NR 43827

NEW!

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Private lessons are available for adults and children that don't know how to ride a bike or learned a long time ago and want a refresher. It doesn't matter if you're 6 or 80, the instructor will get you rolling in no time. Students will learn how to balance, pedal, start, stop, and steer a bike, as well as adjust a helmet for proper fit. Most people learn to ride in one session, but even if you don't you will be equipped with an easy, low-stress way to teach yourself or you can schedule another class. Contact CRPR at crpr@crcog.net for more information.

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Youth Sports

YOUTH SPORTS

Start Smart Basketball Start Smart Basketball is an active outdoor program that will take place with each family unit (one parent and one child) working on skills together at a social distance from other family units. Start Smart Basketball teaches children the basic motor skills necessary to play organized basketball while they work one-on-one with a parent and spend quality time together. The program focuses on teaching children and parents skills in dribbling/ball handling, passing/catching, shooting and running/agility without the threat of competition or the fear of injury. Each participant leaves with two mini basketballs to continue practicing at home. DATES: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION:

Tuesdays, July 21-August 18 6:15-7 PM 5-7 yrs. $62R / $94NR Spring Creek Park Basketball Courts

Learn to Play Pickleball

Pickleball is a fun sport that combines many elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong. It is played both indoors or outdoors on a badminton-sized court or with a slightly modified tennis net. Participants use a paddle and a plastic ball with holes and the game can be played as doubles or singles. Join members of the local Pickleball League for basic instruction and lots of fun!

DATES: AGES: LOCATION:

Tuesday, July 21 10-17 yrs. Bernel Road Park Pickleball/Tennis Court #1

TIME: FEES: INST.:

NEW!

5:30-6:45 PM $10R / $15NR Drew Von Tish

Youth Flag Football

This flag football league is operated by the Centre Region Parks and Recreation for children going into grades 1st-7th, and is open to children at all skill levels with an emphasis on improving skills in a safe, competitive, player-focused environment. The league is committed to providing a positive football experience in a safety-first program through USA Football’s “Heads Up” Football Program. All coaches will be trained in “Heads Up” Football procedures and will be required to complete a Coaching Certification through USA Football. This training includes teaching techniques and player safety. The league will also have USA Football certified Player Safety Coaches that are trained to ensure that “Heads Up” safety protocols are respected. The league will operate three times per week: Tues. & Thurs. evening practices (6-7:30 PM) and Sunday afternoon games (1-5 PM). Practices will begin in mid-August at Spring Creek Park, then all practices and games will move to Oak Hall Regional Park by Labor Day weekend. Teams will be formed into two or three divisions. The fee includes a jersey to keep. Enrollment is by grade; please contact our office if you have any registration issues. Instructor: Christopher Milito. Tuesdays, Thursdays, & Sundays, August 16-October 29

FEES

Rising 1st & 2nd Graders (5-9 yrs.) Rising 3rd & 4th Graders (8-11 yrs.)

$80R / $120NR

Rising 5th, 6th & 7th Graders (10-13 yrs.)

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Adult Sports and Leagues

35 & Over Men’s Slow Pitch Softball League Season: late-June - August Openings are available for teams in the 2020 35 & Over Softball League at Oak Hall Regional Park. Players must be at least 35 yrs. (in 2020) to be eligible to play. Games are played on Wednesday evenings. CAPTAIN'S MTG: Tues., June 16, 7 PM, Oak Hall Regional Park. Adult Flag Football League Season: September-November Games will be played at Oak Hall Regional park. There will be a captain's meeting on Monday, August 31 at 6 PM. Location TBD. Fee: $360/team

45 & Over Men’s Slow Pitch Softball League Season: late-June - August Openings are available for teams in the 45 & Over Softball League at Oak Hall Regional Park. Players must be at least age 45 yrs. (in 2020) to be eligible to play. Games are played on Thursday evenings. CAPTAIN'S MEETING: Tuesday, June 16, 7 PM, Oak Hall Regional Park. Men’s Open Softball League Season: late-June - August Openings are available for teams in the Men's Open Softball League at Oak Hall Regional Park. Players must be at least age 18 yrs. (in 2020) to be eligible to play. Games are played on Mon. & Tues. evenings. CAPTAIN'S MEETING: Tuesday, June 16, 6 PM, Oak Hall Regional Park.

ADULT SPORTS & LEAGUES

Interested team representatives from any of the CRPR leagues or players looking for a team should contact CRPR at 231-3071 or crpr@crcog.net ASAP!

Women’s Slow Pitch Softball League Season: late-June - August Openings are available for teams in the 2020 CRPR Women’s Softball League. Players must be 18 yrs. (in 2020) to be eligible to play. Games will be played on Tues. evenings at the John Hess Softball Complex. CAPTAIN'S MEETING: Thursday, June 18, 6 PM, John Hess Softball Complex. Coed Softball League Season: late-June - August Openings are available for teams in the Coed Open Softball League at John Hess Softball Complex. Players must be at least age 18 yrs. (in 2020) to be eligible to play. Games are played on MondayThursday nights. CAPTAIN'S MEETING: Thursday, June 18, 7 PM, John Hess Softball Cplx.

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ADULT SPORTS & LEAGUES

Summer Tennis League

This semi-formal tennis league is designed to provide play for people with busy schedules. You will receive a season schedule, and you will have one week to play each match; this year’s schedule includes additional make-up time to accommodate for vacations and weather cancellations. Matches can be played at any tennis court on the day/time that works best for the match players. You will be provided options for reporting scores regularly. Everyone will be matched with someone with similar ability. The regular season will open on July 6 and will end on September 27; there will be a season-ending tournament on Saturday, October 3, starting at 8:30am. Each person that registers will be provided with one can of new tennis balls, which can be picked up at the parks and recreation office. Balls will be provided for the season-ending tournament as well. Please use your computerized rating through the USTA to choose your playing level; if you are self-rating, please use the National Tennis Rating Guidelines to help you choose the best division. NEW THIS YEAR: Only one person from a doubles team has to register and pay for the team players. If you don’t have a partner, please use the program named “Requires Partner” within your desired division when registering and we will match you if possible. Registration Deadline: June 26

DIVISION Men’s Doubles

Men’s Singles

Mixed Doubles

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LEVELS 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0+ Requires Partner 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0+ 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0+ Required Partner

PROGRAM DIVISION 63671 63672 63673 63674 63675 63651 63652 63653 63654 63691 63692 63693 63694 63695

Women’s Doubles

Women’s Singles

LEVELS

PROGRAM

2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0+ Requires Partner 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0+

63681 63682 63683 63684 63685 63661 63662 63663 63664

FEES

$10R / $15NR

Adult Sports and Leagues continued Learn to Play Pickleball Pickleball is a fun sport that combines many elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong. It is played both indoors or with a slightly modified tennis net. Participants use a paddle and a plastic ball with holes and the game can be played as doubles or singles. Join members of the local Pickleball League for basic instruction and lots of fun!

DATES: AGES: LOCATION:

Thursday, July 23 18 and over Bernel Road Park Pickleball/Tennis Court #1

TIME: FEES: INST.:

5:30-6:45 PM $10R / $15NR Drew Von Tish

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ADULT SPORTS

outdoors on a badminton-sized court or

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NATURE PROGRAMS

Millbrook Marsh Nature Center

548 Puddintown Road, State College â&#x20AC;˘ 814-235-7819 (phone) â&#x20AC;˘ mmnc@crcog.net

The Mission of the Millbrook Marsh Nature Center is to educate and inspire people about the natural world and to instill a passion for the environment through science, history, culture and art.

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Millbrook Marsh Nature Center Activities MILLBROOK MARSH NATURE CENTER GROUP PROGRAMS • $7 per participant Contact MMNC Staff to book your program! 814-235-7819

Marsh Exploration

Grades 1-12

Wetland Senses

Grades Preschool-K

This program encourages children to fully experience the marsh by using their senses while learning and discovering. Four senses (no tasting) will be incorporated into fun, educational activities to get children exploring, touching, viewing, playing games, and more in a hands-on experiential way. This program is designed for Pre-school or Kindergarten groups, but can be adapted to first and second grade. This program may introduce topics in the following Pennsylvania Department of Education Academic Standards for Environment and Ecology categories: 4.1, 4.6

Integrated Pest Management

Grades 3-8

This program is designed to introduce students to the concepts of Integrated Pest Management. Students will understand different types of pests and identify different methods to control specific pests. Students will also explore Millbrook Marsh, learn about the marsh as a natural filter, and understand how invasive species impact this precious ecosystem. This program is for 3rd-8th graders. This program may introduce topics in the following Pennsylvania Department of Education Academic Standards for Environment and Ecology categories: 4.1, 4.5, 4.6

Insect Safari Grades Preschool-5

This program guides children to explore the Marsh on an insect search and offers activities that teach about bug basics, special adaptations, insect eyes, and more about the bug world! (Wear water boots or shoes!)

Beginning Birdwatching

NATURE PROGRAMS

Why are wetlands so important? What is a watershed? Learn about the importance of wetlands and how they are natural filters. Explore the marsh and understand this important habitat, watersheds, and the area where we live. Participants will explore the marsh, learn about wetlands and their importance, study the stream and its creatures, understand the history of the area, and much more! (Activities may vary based on age.) This program may introduce topics in the following Pennsylvania Department of Education Academic Standards for Environment and Ecology categories: 4.1, 4.5, 4.6, & 4.7. (Wear water boots or shoes!)

Grades 1-5

Learn about birds and their characteristics while exploring Millbrook Marsh. Also, begin learning the art of birdwatching with our pre-set course, before practicing with live birds! A great way to start out and begin learning about local birds.

Scouting Programs Participants will complete activities and explorations specifically designed for scout groups that meet all or some of the requirements for a badge, while exploring Millbrook Marsh Nature Center with a naturalist. Leaders can schedule a program just for your troop or gather several troops together. Fees: $7/scout.

My Millbrook Marsh Naturalist (All Ages)

Make your trip to Millbrook Marsh Nature Center memorable and informative. Our Naturalists have countless stories and information to share about the plants, wildlife, and history of the area. These “Walk with a Naturalist” options are available for all ages and are perfect for individuals, families, or small groups. Choose our basic Marsh Exploration program or customize your tour to focus on native plants, animals, wetland ecology, and many more interesting topics. Give us a call and we will help you figure out what hike is best for you. Number of Participants

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The facilities at Millbrook Marsh Nature Center are available to rent for parties, family gatherings, events, presentations, weddings, receptions, picnics, meetings, workshops, retreats, and more! For more information, visit www.crpr.org/millbrook-marsh-naturecenter and click on Rentals. To reserve the Marsh, please contact the Nature Center at (814) 235-7819 or mmnc@crcog.net.

Pollinator Garden Work and Learn

Join President of the Pennsylvania Native Plant Society, volunteer Garden Coordinator, and Millbrook Marsh Naturalist, Danielle Lanagan, for our Garden Work and Learn Sessions in our pollinator and shade gardens. Participants will meet at the pollinator garden. In the event of inclement weather, the session will be canceled. To register, please email mmnc@crcog.net or call the Nature Center at (814) 235-7819. DATES: 1st and 3rd Monday, July 6-October 19 TIME: 5:30-7 PM FEES: FREE; Registration is required and space is limited. LOCATION: Millbrook Marsh Nature Center All dates: July 6 July 20 August 3 August 17 September 7 September 21 October 5 October 19

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Make Your Own Soap Join us to learn how to make soap mixed with your choice of additives and scents to make the pefect gift or keep foryourself. All materials will be provided but you are welcome to bring your own mold and/or essential oil. Participantswill take two soaps and the knowledge to make more home with them. DATES: AGES: LOCATION:

Saturday, August 15 18 and over Millbrook Marsh Nature Center

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2:30-4 PM $15R / $30NR 33009

The Magic of Miniature Fairy Gardening Whether celebrated or not, Fairies have always lived on the edge of our realities and in our garden beds! Bring fairy tales to life in your own backyard while creating lifetime memories. The possibilities for your fairy gardens are limited only by your imagination. Come learn about fairy lore as you make your own fairy garden. All supplies will be provided.

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Saturday, August 15 TIME: All Ages FEES: Millbrook Marsh Nature Ctr. PROGRAM:

10:30 AM-12 PM $30R / $45NR 31052

Special Events Bike Decorating for the Kids on Wheels Parade

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Friday, July 3 7-8 PM ALL AGES FREE Lower pavilion, Holmes Foster Park

Annual CRPR Kids on Wheels Parade

ONE annual tradition will be in place on the morning of July 4th--the Annual Kids On Wheels Parade with your decorated wagons, strollers, bikes and trikes! NEW this year is that the event now requires pre-registration! A 250 limit is in place for this event per the Governor's Green Phase protocols.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Let us help you prepare for the Annual Kids On Wheels Parade. Centre Region Parks and Recreation staff will be on-site at the lower pavilion at Holmes Foster Park on Friday, July 3 from 7-8 PM, and will hand out decorating kits. Parade participants can use the streamers to decorate their bikes, scooters, trikes, wagons, and strollers! Please utilize proper social distancing when you pick-up your kits at the park; if masks and gloves are still recommneded at the time, pleaes have those ready!

Please pre-register at https://bit.ly/3ejFJQP. On the day of the event, please check-in with a CRPR Volunteer at the corner of Locust Lane and Garner Street. Line-up is at 9:30 AM. The parade starts at 10 AM and disburses at Sidney Friedman Park. This year, we will spread out a bit more, especially during line-up, and practice good social distancing. Masks are recommended; maybe decorate those to match your wheels! There will not be any activities in the park at the conclusion of the parade.

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Special Events continued Welch Pool Cardboard Regatta Preview

SPECIAL EVENTS

We look forward to bringing this event back, but with a new date just for 2020. Join us this fall for this fun family event; watch for more info. in our Fall Active Guide! Build your own boat, and race it at Welch! Boats must be made from cardboard, paperboard, and duct tape ONLY (colored duct tape is OK for decoration). Boats may be a maximum of 7â&#x20AC;&#x2122; L x 4â&#x20AC;&#x2122; W. Paddles/propulsion must also be homemade using same materials or use your hands/feet. Race course will be one length of the pool or 25 yards. Racers will be divided by division/category and may be separated into heats, depending on entries. Categories will remain the same: Single Boats and Double Boats for two age groups: 6-10 yrs. and 11 yrs.+!

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Special Events continued Pedal, Splash & Dash Youth Triathlon

The events break-down as follows: •Ages 12-13: 200-yard swim, 4-mile bike, and 1-mile run. Start: 8:00 AM. •Ages 9-11: 100-yard swim, 2-mile bike, and 1/2-mile run. Starts: 8:45 AM (Age 11), 9:15 AM (Age 10), and 9:45 AM (Age 9) •Ages 6-8: 50-yard swim, 1-mile bike, and 1/4 mile run. Starts: 10:15 AM (Age 8), 10:30 AM (Age 7), and 10:45 AM (Age 6). DATES: FEES:

Saturday, July 25 $10/participant in advance. $20/participant on event day.

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6-13 yrs. Welch Community Pool

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This annual event is open to youth ages, 6-13 yrs., with varying distances! Swimming will take place at Welch Pool; the bike portion will use the bike path from Welch Pool to Blue Course Drive, and the run will be held on the SCAHS field above the pool. Participants must be equipped with appropriate swim wear, their own bicycle and helmet, and running shoes or sneakers. Parents/guardians should be present to assist their children with event transitions. Event will be held rain or shine; cancellation with full refund only in the event of thunder/lightning. Participants who register prior to Wednesday, July 15 will receive an event T-shirt!

Find Your Next Adventure Here! Rec On The Go Family Game Nights

Remember Kick The Can, Box Hockey, or SPUD? Well, this summer, CRPR’s Rec On The Go staff are bringing those family games and many others to a park near you! These FREE Family Game Nights are part of the Rec On The Go programs and are open to kids and families of all ages! Mark your calendars for an evening of fun and games at a park near you! We will be playing appropriate socially-distanced games (masks not required) and will provide some quiet activities too (masks required). Thank you to our sponsor--M & T Bank Charitable Foundation!

“Visit Centre County” GeoTour, launching July 2020! Brought to you by Centre Region Parks and Recreation and the Happy Valley Adventure Bureau.

DAYS/TIME: July 8: July 15: July 22: July 29: August 5: August 12: August 19:

Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30 PM Tusseyview Park Meadows Park Graysdale Park Autumnwood Park Suburban Park Ambleside Park Holmes-Foster Park

If you’re not about these park locations, please visit our website; use our “Find Your Park” option on the Parks Tab.

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Special Events continued Coming Soon: Cinema Under the Stars!

SPECIAL EVENTS

Centre Region Parks and Recreation is bringing back the movies under the stars to our area! Join us this summer for a movie at John Hess Softball Complex where we'll be set-up with our inflatable movie screen and show a movie under the stars. We are working on these details now and we'll continue to update this brochure when details become available. We'll also post on our social media pages and on our website.

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Aquatics

PARK FOREST COMMUNITY POOL and WILLIAM L. WELCH COMMUNITY POOL 2020 Pool Schedule: The Park Forest and William L. Welch Community Pools will open on Saturday, June 27 with a new operating schedule and with several COVID-19 safety protocols in place.

Saturdays, Sundays & 10 AM-12 PM: Adult Lap Swim (2 lanes) and Toddler Time (children ages 3 and under) Holidays: 12-8 PM: General Swim Coming Soon! We hope to announce extended hours for late summer/early fall: Weekdays: 4:30-7 PM: General Swim, M-F (All cash admissions only $5 each!) Weekends: 10 AM-12 PM: Adult Fitness Swim/ Lap Swimming and page Q 12-6 PM: General Swim A F w

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Weekdays: 7-9 AM: Fitness and Lap Swim, (all lap lanes open; 8 at Welch Pool; 6 at Park Forest) 9 AM-12 PM: Lap and Family Time Swim (children ages 10 and under) (4 lap lanes open; family swim available in leisure pool area and non-laned area in lap pool) 12-8 PM: General Swim

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2020 Admissions and Season Pass Fees RESIDENT FEES Residents must reside in State College Borough or in the Township of College, Harris, Ferguson, or Patton. Proof of residence may be required.

Age 2 and under* 3-10 and 65+ 11-64 After 5:00 PM

Daily Admission Free $8 $10 $5 (Ages 3+)

Season Passes Free $75 $105 NEW: $50 (Ages 3+)

• Non-swimming Adults: $2 (Not in swimwear; not entering the water.) • 5th+ family member passes are available for $40/person NON-RESIDENT FEES

Age 2 and under* 3-10 and 65+ 11-64 After 5:00 PM

Daily Admission Free $10 $12 $7 (Ages 3+)

Season Passes Free $113 $158 NEW: $75 (Ages 3+)

• Non-swimming Adults: $2 (Not in swimwear; not entering the water.) • 5th+ family member passes are available for $60/person IMPORTANT NOTES

* Each toddler must wear a swim diaper and be accompanied by an in-water chaperone. • Children ages 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult ages 16+. • Ages listed apply as of the date of purchase. • No refunds, credits, or transfers. If the pool is closed in excess of 30 min. during a visit, cash admission patrons are eligible for a coupon for a future FREE visit. These coupons are not available for season pass holders or group admissions, and expire at the end of the current season.

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Aquatics continued Seal Team Youth SCUBA

Bubble Makers Youth SCUBA

The PADI Seal Team is for young scuba divers who are looking for action-packed fun by completing exciting AquaMissions. PADI Seal Team includes doing some cool stuff in the pool, meeting friends and sharing underwater world adventures. AquaMissions 1-5 cover basic scuba diving skills: breathing underwater, clearing a mask of water, recovering a regulator, and swimming around while experiencing the sensation of being weightless. Each in-water session takes about an hour. After the diver completes these AquaMissions they will become a recognized PADI SealTeam Member. Your experience may also count toward the PADI Open Water Diver course when you’re old enough.

The Bubblemaker program is a chance to blow bubbles by scuba diving. Children can use scuba gear to breathe and swim underwater in the shallows. Participants get a basic introduction on how to use scuba gear, how to clear a regulator/mask, and an overview of underwater breathing do’s and don’ts. The Bubblemaker Crew-Pak contains mementos of the experience and is full of fun surprises, like a kid-sized beach towel, logbook, temporary tattoo, and more!

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Wednesdays & Fridays, July 22-Aug. 7 7-11 PM 8-12 yrs. $210R / $315NR Welch Pool 13412

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Saturday, July 11 8-11 PM 8-12 yrs. $95R / $143NR Welch Pool 13411

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Aquatics Games

Have your own backyard pool?

Here are some fun and traditional pool games to play! SHARKS AND MINNOWS

There are rule variations about when a minnow can be tagged. In one version, a minnow cannot be tagged if submerged fully under the water. In that case, the shark can either wait for the minnow to surface for a breath, or the shark can try to coerce the minnow to the surface to make the tag.

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In its most basic form, sharks and minnows is a game of water tag. The game starts with one shark and several minnows. The shark lurks in one end (or the middle) of the pool. The minnows stand at the other end. When the shark yells "Minnows in!" or a similar phrase, the minnows jump or dive into the pool and try to swim to the other side without getting tagged by the shark. Every minnow the shark tags joins the shark's team and helps to tag other minnows. The last minnow becomes the first shark in the next round.

DOLPHIN RACE

This is another classic pool game that doesn't require any special props or toys. The object of the dolphin game is simple: try to swim the farthest distance underwater. Two or more people begin on one side of the pool. On the count of three, they submerge, kick off from the wall and try to swim all the way to the other side without taking a breath. Strong swimmers can do a flip turn on the opposite wall and attempt to swim back. The person who swims the farthest without taking a breath is the winner. Please use caution when playing any game that requires swimmers to hold their breath, and take generous breaks between races. Adult supervision is always recommended when young people are playing in a pool.

SQUIRT GUN RACES

Craft a squirt gun obstacle course race through your backyard and pool, and watch your kids race to the finish line! Supplies needed include sturdy string, duct tape, plastic cups, scissors, and squirt guns! Place holes in the cups using scissors or a screw driver or drill. Be careful not to cut yourself. You can create race from one end of the pool to the other, or create multiple stages. Tie one end of your string around something sturdy (balcony post or deck post). Thread the string through two cups, and then tie off your string off on another sturdy item. You can also create multiple stages; just wrap your string around a sturdy item, add two more cups (one to each string), and repeat that action for as many stages as you'd like.

DUCK PUSH Give each player a rubber duck. On "go," they must push the duck to the other end of the pool using only their nose. On your mark, get set, race!

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ACTIVE ADULTS

Active Adult Center The Active Adult Center staff are excited to welcome you to our Center inside the Nittany Mall! With a wide variety of activities for active adults, ages 55+, it is the perfect place for your recreation, education, and social needs! A print and online calendar of events are available to keep participants informed of exciting Center happenings! Stop by, say hello, and check out our latest opportunities! Meals are served at 11:30 AM, Monday through Friday. To reserve a meal, call by 10 AM the day before you plan to visit. In addition, Centre County Van Transportation to the Center is available. For more information on these and other Center services, please call the Centre Region Active Adult Center at 231-3076 or visit www.crpr.org and click on Active Adult Center.

Nittany Mall, Suite #990, 2901 E. College Ave, State College Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-3:30 PM (814) 231-3076

ACTIVE ADULT CENTER COVID-19 UPDATE By now, all of us are well versed in COVID-19 and its effects on area businesses, parks and recreation activities, facilities, and programs, and so much more! We certainly miss seeing you every day at the Center, but must share with you that despite Centre County moving to the Governor's Green Status on Friday, May 29, the Center will not be reopening at that time. Because we offer a meal program, group programming, and utilize a myriad of supplies, equipment, games, and more, we must wait a bit longer for guidance from the PA Department of Aging as they set re-opening protocols for all senior centers across the state. So, bear with us a bit longer while we figure out how our programs will work, what meals will look like, if we have to reduce capacity to meet certain guidelines, etc. We want to keep all of you safe and healthy, and we won't open without having those protocols in place as well as have the PA Department of Aging and the Centre County Office of Aging in approval of the opening. In the meantime, please check out the programs that are tentatively scheduled for the midsummer months, and we'll update the Active Guide as more inforamtion becomes available. Thank you, stay safe, and be well! Cindy, Lu, and Kathi Centre Region Active Adult Center

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Active Adult Center Programs and Activities Adult Children of Aging Parents (ACAP) Come and join ACAP on the second Tuesday of each month for free, educational programs. It is “an organization that supports adult child caregivers through education, resources and support, helping caregivers to better care for themselves and their aging parents.”

Beginning Bridge Lessons

Have you always wanted to learn how to play bridge? Already know how to play, but want to freshen up your skills? Bridge is a great way to spend an afternoon at the Active Adult Center, and beginners are always welcome! Call or drop in for your opportunity to learn and play today! DATE: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

Thursdays TBD 55 and over FREE Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall 52007

Intermediate Bridge Lessons

Learn the basics of contact Bridge or brush-up on your bidding and playing skills. No experience needed! DATES: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

Mondays TBD 55 and over FREE Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall 52008

Social Bridge Come and enjoy a friendly game of Bridge! Bridge's popularity has waxed and waned in the decades since its creation, but it remains one of the most popular fourplayer card games in the world. All levels of players are welcome. DATE: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

Blood Pressure Screening Because high blood pressure usually comes with no symptoms, it is one of the most important screenings you can get! Stop in on the third Tuesday of each month and receive a FREE blood pressure screening along with a short presentation on health and wellness, presented by UPMC Home Health Care. TIME: LOCATION:

TBD Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall

ACTIVE ADULTS

DATES: Tuesdays TIME: TBD AGES: 55 and over FEES: FREE LOCATION: Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall PROGRAM: 52006

Birthday Celebration Come and join our birthday celebrations with Harmony Personal Care staff. They will come in the second Tuesday of each month and help us celebrate all the birthdays that occurred that month. Cake and lots of fun will be provided. DATES: Tuesdays TIME: TBD AGES: 55 and over FEES: FREE LOCATION: Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall PROGRAM: 52445

Thursdays, TBD 55 and over $10 County Resident / $15 Non-County Resident Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall 52423

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Active Adult Center Programs and Activities continued

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Long: ________________________

Green: ________________________

Happy: ________________________

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Square: ________________________

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Living: ________________________

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Red: ________________________

Sharp: ________________________

Smelly: ________________________

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Active Adult Center Programs and Activities continued Genealogy Club

ACTIVE ADULTS

Curious about your family history? Come share family history, your researching experiences, and join an interactive discussion on your record searches. Occasional trips to related libraries and repositories of records will be scheduled. Join us on the third Wednesday of the month in the Community Room at the Nittany Mall. DATES: Wednesdays TIME: TBD AGES: 55 and over FEES: $5 County Resident / $7 Non-County Resident LOCATION: Community Room at the Nittany Mall PROGRAM: 52721

Book Discussion Group

Open Artist Studio

Join an Adult Services Librarian from Schlow Centre Region Library for informational and entertaining discussions during our monthly Book Discussion Group. Discuss various plots, the exciting characters, worldwide settings, and more! The book line-up includes:

Share your knowledge and talents with others who enjoy painting and creating. Please bring your own supplies. DATES: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

May 20 - "The Secrets We Kept" by Lara Prescott June 17 - "The Giver of Stars" by Jojo Moyes July 15 - "The Perfect Couple" by Elin Hilderbrand August 19 - "The New Girl" by Daniel Silva DATES: Wednesdays TIME: TBD AGES: 55 and over FEES: FREE LOCATION: Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall PROGRAM: 53337

Fairy Dish Garden Plan and create a fairy dish garden with succulent plants, the container, soil, and moss. Miniature accessories including fairies, animals, lawn furniture, decorative sand. pebbles and more for an additional cost. Can add lightingtoo. Easy and fun to do. Gigi was formally the owner and operator of a garden center for twenty years in Massachusetts. DATES: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

TBD TBD 55 and over $15 County Resident / $22 Non-County Resident Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall 53334

Thursdays TBD 55 and over $10 County Resident / $15 Non-County Resident Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall 52508

Pinochle

Come and learn Pinochle. “It is a trick-taking card game typically for two to four players and played with a 48-card deck. Players score points by tricktaking and also by forming combinations of cards into melds. It is thus considered part of a "trickand-meld" category which also includes the game "Belote." DATE: Tuesdays TIME: TBD AGES: 55 and over FEES: FREE LOCATION: Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall PROGRAM: 52013

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ACTIVE ADULTS

Canasta If you’ve never played Canasta, you truly don’t know what you’re missing! A cousin of Gin Rummy, Canasta has been played for over 75 years and is both fun and challenging! If you are interested in learning to play or need to brush-up on your skills, stop in and join us. DATE: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

Tuesdays TBD 55 and over FREE Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall 52010

Penny Poker Bring your pennies and bet on the value in your hand. You may not make a lot of money, but you are guaranteed to have a good time! DATE: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

Ceramics with Centre Crest Come and join a fun ceramic class offered by Centre Crest the first Wednesday of each month. Enjoy a morning of painting and socializing with old and new friends. Coffee and snacks are always available. This class is free but you must preregister so materials are available. DATES: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

Wednesdays, TBD 55 and over FREE Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall 52000

Mondays TBD 55 and over FREE Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall 52009

TRIAD Come and join TRIAD the second Thursday of the month for a FREE educational presentation. TRIAD is “a partnership among the sheriff, senior citizens, and law enforcement agencies in the county. TRIAD’s purpose is to reduce the criminal victimization of the elderly and enhance the quality of life for older community members through education, advocacy, and action.” DATES: TIME: LOCATION:

Thursdays TBD Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall

Knit and Crochet

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Join us for a morning of knitting, crocheting, and good conversation. Bring your ideas and enthusiasm. Yarn and supplies available. DATE: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

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Fridays TBD 55 and over FREE Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall 52012

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Active Adult Center Programs and Activities continued Learn Mah Jongg

ACTIVE ADULTS

Learn to play Mah Jongg, the ancient Chinese game played with tiles, in six short weeks with Molly Heller. Four people to a table; the game is similar to the card game of rummy. DATE: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

Wednesdays TBD 55 and over $10 County Resident / $15 Non-County Resident Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall 52447

Mah Jongg Mondays

Mah Jongg Wednesdays

Do you enjoy games that involve skill, strategy, and calculation? Then Mah Jongg is perfect for you! Played with a set of 144 tiles, based on Chinese characters and symbols, Mah Jongg involves a degree of chance and fun for all who play!

DATES: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

DATE: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

Mondays TBD 55 and over FREE Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall 52011

Wednesdays TBD 55 and over FREE Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall 53012

Five Season Wreath Decorating (1)

Five Season Wreath Decorating (2)

Join a series of Five(5) classes held during the year in which participants create a wreath for the season. $35 for the first session. Bring the grape vine wreath back and it will be $30 for each additional session. Do all five and save $5.

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$35 County Resident $50 Non-County Resident

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Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall

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53335

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LOCATION: Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall

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Active Adult Center Health and Fitness Classes Silver Spurs Line Dancing

Enjoy the great outdoors with a moderate hike in and around beautiful Centre County. Hiking is beneficial to active adults in numerous ways. Active adults require four different types of exercise: endurance, strengthening, stretching and balance. Hiking includes all four types, as it improves heart health, reduces muscle loss, keeps your body flexible, and increases balance while preventing falls. Please visit www.crpr.org for hiking schedule.

Line dancing is a fun and interactive exercise class set to music. By participating in this exciting class, you will achieve a reduction of stress and depression, increased energy and serotonin, improved flexibility, strength, balance, and endurance, and strengthening of bones and improved cardiovascular health. No experience needed. Exercise just for the fun of it, and/or participate in community performances of the Silver Spurs.

DATES: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

Tuesdays, June 2-August 25 9-11 AM 55 and over FREE Meet at Westerly Parkway Shopping Center 52005

DATES: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays TBD 55 and over FREE Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall 52375

Healthy Steps In Motion

ACTIVE ADULTS

Active Adult Hiking Group

Exercise helps to keep you energized and strong! Healthy Steps is a comprehensive, evidence-based, fall-prevention program for adults ages 50 and over. This free, low-impact program works on improving balance, flexibility, strength, and reduces the risk of falling. The class starts with a warm-up, followed by strength and balance exercises, and ends with a cool down-stretch. DATES: Mondays and Fridays TIME: TBD AGES: 55 and over FEES: FREE LOCATION Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall PROGRAM: 52001

Progressive Resistance Weight Training Many people see weightlifting as a practice only for younger individuals. What many do not know is that weight training can be just as helpful to active adults! In fact, the benefits of weight lifting for active adults go far beyond increased muscle mass and strength. This program is designed to increase muscle strength, bone density, balance, and flexibility using hand and leg weights and therapeutic exercise bands. Equipment is provided. DATES: Tuesdays & Thursdays TIME: TBD AGES: 55 and over FEES: $10 County Resident / LOCATION: Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall $15 Non-County Resident PROGRAM: 52301

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Active Adult Center Health and Fitness Classes continued Healthy Tai Chi

Stretches, Weights & Walking

Deeply rooted in Chinese meditation, medicine, and martial arts, Tai Chi combines mental concentration with slow, controlled movements to focus the mind, and challenge the body. Don Schule has over 50 years of Martial Arts training. Not sure Tai Chi is right for you? Come join the Practice Group for a demo session at no charge. Instructor: Don Schule.

DATES: Mondays & Thursdays TIME: TBD AGES: 55 and over FEES: $10 County Resident / $15 Non-County Resident LOCATION: Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall PROGRAM: 52446

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EVENING CLASSES Wednesdays TBD 55 and over $2 County Resident / $3 Non-County Resident Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall 52355

DATES: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

SATURDAY CLASSES Saturdays TBD 55 and over $2 County Resident / $3 Non-County Resident Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall 52345

The Active Adult Center has fitness that fits your life style. Banish stiff muscles by stretching and doing core conditioning with us. Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll have lots of fun while getting fit!

Active Adult Center Trips County Senior Picnic

Hiawatha Paddlewheel Boat Ride

Enjoy this county-wide picnic for all Senior Centers. Transportation is available within Centre Region. Call your Center to register and for more details! DATES: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

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TBD TBD 55 and over $6 County Resident / $9 Non-County Resident Bald Eagle State Park 53555

"Visit the Hiawatha Paddlewheel Riverboat, one of the most popular attractions in Central Pennsylvania! Enjoy a relaxing hour-long cruise on the Susquehanna River. Through narration and music, hear the story of the Hiawatha and learn the rich history of the early days along the river." Fee includes boat ride and pizza; there is an additional $5 for transportation to and from the boat. DATES: TIME: AGES: FEES: LOCATION: PROGRAM:

TBD TBD 55 and over $15 County Resident + $5 transportation / $22 Non-County Resident + $5 for transportation Active Adult Center, Nittany Mall (bus departure) 53333

Health and Fitness Classes FloFit

DATE: Tuesdays and Thursdays, July 2-30 AGES: 18 and over LOCATION: Welch Pool

TIME: FEES: PROGRAM:

7-7:50 AM $54R / $81NR 13402

FloYo Fit

We are proud to offer floating fitness classes on our floating fit mats at Welch Pool! Take your yoga practice to the water! FloYo is a mind body experience like no other. Practicing on the aqua boards, you will challenge your balance, strength and coordination all while exploring sun salutations, core work and muscle-building bodyweight exercises. No prior yoga experience required, just an adventurous spirit. Instructor: Jessica Minelli. DATE: AGES: LOCATION:

Tuesdays and Thursdays, July 2-30 18 and over Welch Pool

TIME: FEES: PROGRAM:

8-8:50 AM $54R / $81NR 13403

What can you do at the pool during Fitness Swim Time?

HEALTH & FITNESS

We are proud to offer floating fitness classes on our floating fit mats at Welch Pool! Challenge your core and stamina while strengthening and lengthening your muscles with this pilates fusion-style workout on the Aqua Board. Focusing on body weight exercise, and core work, you will lengthen and strengthen your muscles and scorch calories. Instructor: Jessica Minelli.

If you plan to utilize our expanded Fitness Swim Time this year, here is what you can do during the designated time: • Walk the current channel opposite the water flow for great resistence that works your lower body muscles and your cardiovascular system; you can wear water shoes to help you grip the bottom of the pool. • Add aquatic dumbells to add an upper body workout while walking the channel in reverse of the water flow; • Use a kickboard in the current channel, also going in reverse of the water flow. • Kickboards, aquatic dumbells, and aquatic floating belts are available at the pool. • Please remember that you'll need to use your season pool pass or pay admission upon entrance for this swim time. If you intend to return later the same day, have your hand stamped on your way out of the pool; show that hand stamp upon your return and you will not need to pay admission again.

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Health and Fitness Classes continued

HEALTH & FITNESS

Yoga in the Parks Learn and practice the art of Yoga in the great outdoors and experience one of our beautiful parks! Instructor Elle Morgan calls this “Yoga for anybody; it doesn’t matter what shape you are, or what shape you are in!” Yoga helps invigorate and even transform where you are to where you want to be in terms of balance, strength, and flexibility. All levels welcome; everyone can benefit from practicing outdoors. Bring a mat and water. Instructor: Elle Morgan. DATE: TIME: AGES: LOCATION:

Thursdays, July 9-August 13 6:30-7:30 PM 18 and over Millbrook Marsh Nature Center

FEES: PROGRAM:

$63R / $94NR 43641

Summer Seven Wellness Program Do you want to lose unneeded pounds, but you do not want to "diet?" This is the program for you. The focus is noton just your physical self, it is on your whole being--mind, body, spirit. Elle Morgan, certified Yoga instructor, art/nature specialist, retreat leader, offers a simple, fun summer program that opens doors to greater health by diving into activities in the 7 essentials--food, movement, creativity, nature, emotions, yoga/meditation and sleep. Attending to these 7 essentials is the foundation for a healthy lifestyle and the added benefit--you WILL lose weight. Activities include creating super food meals, learning new movement routines to fit into every day, doing art in nature, creating a sleep ritual and learning communication techniques. Take the course along with Yoga in the Parks for a complete immersion into a sense of well-being that surpasses anything you have experienced. Instructor: Elle Morgan. DATES: AGES: LOCATION:

Tuesdays, July 7-August 18 18 and over L Studio, 757 Westerly Parkway

TIME: FEES: PROGRAM:

6:30-8:30 PM $92$ / $138NR 43720

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Health and Fitness continued Walking In The Parks Interested in stretching your legs and power walking in the parks?

If you haven't visited this tab, we have all the area parks listed by amenities such as pavilions, trails, playgrounds, and courts, and we recently updated the listings for trail distances in some of our larger parks. The Find Your Park map also includes street addresses and links to Google Maps if you're not sure where all of the parks are located. So, break-up your walking routine and visit some of the parks' walking trails! We've got short, long, level, hilly, paved, unpaved, and measured options. Once on the Find Your Park Map, you'll be able to search via amenities and then click on a particular park. You'll then see photos or maps like those to the right.

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HEALTH & FITNESS

Centre Region Parks and Recreation just updated its Find Your Park tab on its website, https://www.crpr.org/find-your-park.

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How You Can Help Banner Sponsorships!

Centre Region Parks & Recreation is pleased to offer the opportunity for you to show your support for active recreation by purchasing a 4’ x 6’ vinyl banner at the Hess Softball Complex and Oak Hall Regional Park. Promotional banners are displayed on the outfield fences for the duration of the 2019 Season (Apr.-Oct.) and are visible to attendees at over 1,000 softball games, over 15 tournaments, and other recreation programs scheduled at the complexes throughout the year.

Amazon Smile

Are you an Amazon frequent shopper? If so, consider helping Centre Region Parks and Recreation by using Amazon Smile! Amazon Smile lets “You Shop while Amazon Gives!” It’s as simple as using http://Smile.Amazon.Com and choosing the Centre Region Parks and Recreation Authority before you shop! You’ll be well on your way to helping CRPR!

Gifts for Parks Donations of all shapes and sizes help CRPR provide important “extras,” like youth scholarships, which create excellent experiences for local youth in need. Interested in a Remembrance Tree, a My Veteran/My Hero tree, or a Gift Bench in one of the Centre Region Parks? Visit www.CRPR.org and look for the Sponsorship Menu under Local Parks for details or contact the main office at (814) 2313071 or email crpr@crcog.net!

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CRPR Policies & Procedures

Click, Call or Come In! Registration is easy! 1. 2. 3. 4.

Three easy steps to register online for your favorite program or special event! The best part, no user fees! Browse our programs and events in this Active Guide! Log-on or create an account to register by visiting www.crpr.org and clicking “Register Online!” If you already have an account and forget your password, call CRPR; we can help! Shop for your programs and check out! Questions? Call CRPR at 814-231-3071; staff are available Monday-Friday 8 AM-5 PM.

IMPORTANT REGISTRATION INFORMATION GENERAL • Most programs have limited enrollment. Registration is accepted on a “first-come, first-serve” basis. Registrations are processed in the order they are received at the CRPR office, and program/event fees must be paid at the time of registration. • How to read Program Fees: Resident Fee (R): For residents of State College Borough & the Twps. of College, Ferguson, Harris and Patton. Nonresident Fee (NR): For residents of all other municipalities. • No registrations or payments can be accepted by CRPR instructors, unless specific info. is provided within a program description. • CRPR reserves the right to adjust program meeting schedules, pending weather conditions and facility availability. REFUNDS • If a refund request is made at least 7 calendar days prior to the start of the program / camp week, a full refund (less a $5 processing fee) is provided for the program. • If a refund request is due to injury or illness after a program starts, a prorated refund is provided (a doctor’s excuse may be required). • If a program or class is canceled, a full or prorated refund or credit is provided. CANCELLATIONS • News bulletins regarding cancellations are listed on the CRPR Urgent Alert bar on our website homepage at www.crpr.org • Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter and Instagram for the latest on cancellations and programs updates! CRPR YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPS • We welcome Centre Region youth to participate in CRPR programs and activities and we may be able to provide reduced fees to qualified youth registering. Contact CRPR at 231-3071 or visit www.crpr.org for an application and additional information. Scholarship information is confidential.

CRPR Registration Form

Payer/Parent Information Name:

Phone (C):

Phone (W):

Phone (H):

Address:

State:

ZIP

E-mail: Resident of (please check one): __State College Borough

__College Twp. __Other (Nonresident Rate)

Full Name of Participant

__Harris Twp. __Patton Twp. __Halfmoon Twp. (Nonresident Rate)

Date of Birth

Current Grade

Gender (M/F)

T-shirt Size

Program Number

__Ferguson Twp.

Program Number

__University Park

Program Number

Fee

Total Enclosed (payable to CRPR) AGREEMENT, WAIVER, AND RELEASE: In consideration of being accepted by Centre Region Parks and Recreation to participate in activities at Centre Region Parks and Recreation owned and/or managed facilities, I certify that I am the Participant and I hereby waive, release, and discharge any and all claims for damage for personal injury, exposure to and/or development of communicable diseases, death, or property damage which I may have, or which may hereafter accrue to me, as a result of participation in activities at said facilities. This release is intended to discharge in advance the Centre Region Parks and Recreation Authority, Centre Region Parks and Recreation Agency, associated persons and organizations, officers, employees, and agents from any and all liability arising out of or connected in any way with my participation in activities at any Centre Region Parks and Recreation owned and/or managed facility even though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of those parties. It is understood that activities such as the ones I will be participating in involve a danger of accidents and an element of risk, including via physical proximity to instructors and participants, and knowing those risks, I hereby assume those risks. I understand that accidental injury insurance is not provided to me. It is further agreed that this waiver, release, and assumption of risk is to be binding on my heirs and assigns. I agree to indemnify and to hold harmless, the Centre Region Parks and Recreation Authority, the Centre Region Parks and Recreation Agency, associated persons and organizations, officers, employees, and agents from any loss, liability, damage, cost, or expense which they may incur as the result of my death or any illness, injury or property damage that I may sustain while participating in any activity at any Centre Region Parks and Recreation owned or managed facility. I authorize emergency treatment by a licensed physician, EMT, registered nurse, athletic trainer, or certified First Aid/CPR/AED provider if needed during my activity participation. I understand that by participating in this activity, that I authorize Centre Region Parks and Recreation Staff to take digital images during this activity to be used in any or all Centre Region Parks and Recreation publications, websites, and social media. CONSENT OF PARENT/GUARDIAN (If Participant is a minor): I am the parent or legal guardian of the Participant noted in this registration form. I hereby consent that the Participant may participate in activities at any Centre Region Parks and Recreation owned and/or managed facility and I hereby execute the Agreement, Waiver and Release on the Participant’s behalf. I hereby affirmatively state that the said Participant is physically able to participate in said activity. I hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless the persons and entities mentioned above from any loss, liability, damage, cost, or expense that they may incur as result of the death, exposure to any pathogen or any illness, injury or property damage that said Participant may sustain while participating in activities at any Centre Region Parks and Recreation owned and/or managed facility. I authorize emergency treatment for this Participant by a licensed physician, EMT, registered nurse, athletic trainer, or certified First Aid/CPR/AED provider if needed during the activity participation. I understand that by this Participant’s enrollment in this activity, that I authorize Centre Region Parks and Recreation Staff to take digital images of said Participant during this activity to be used in any or all Centre Region Parks and Recreation publications, websites, and social media I HAVE CAREFULLY READ THIS AGREEMENT, WAIVER, AND RELEASE AND FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS CONTENTS. I AM AWARE THAT THIS IS A RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND A CONTRACT BETWEEN MYSELF AND THE CENTRE REGION PARKS AND RECREATION AUTHORITY AND CENTRE REGION PARKS AND RECREATION AND I ACKNOWLEDGE IT OF MY OWN FREE WILL.

PAYMENT METHOD: ___CHECK Credit Card Number: Your Signature:

___MONEY ORDER ___MASTER CARD ___VISA

___DISCOVER

___AMEX

3-Digit Security Code: Centre Region Parks & Recreation, 2040 Sandy Drive, Suite A, State College, PA 16803 * (814) 231-3071 * www.crpr.org

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