2017 Spring Summer Activity Guide by Dickinson Parks & Recreation

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TABLE OF CONTENTS PARK DISTRICT INFO GENERAL INFO.....................................................................3-6 Staff List, Director’s Note & Contact Us......................................3 Mission, Access For All & Stay Connected..................................4 Registration, Refunds, Gift Cards & Photo/Video Policy..........5 Employment Opportunities & Lifeguard/WSI Courses............6 PARKS & FACILITIES - LEGEND & MAP..............................7-10 FACILITY DESCRIPTIONS.................................................11-17 Dakota Community Bank & Trust Ballpark............................. 11 Disc Golf Courses & Dickinson Dike........................................ 11 Dickinson Dog Park & Gress Softball Complex...................... 11 Heart River Golf Course & Heart River Retreat................. 12-13 Mustang Baseball Complex & North Softball Complex........ 13 Patterson Lake Recreation Area & Campgrounds............ 13-14 Skate Park, Trails & Veterans Memorial.................................. 14

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DICKINSON PARKS & RECREATION

West River Community Center............................................ 15-16 West River Ice Center & West River Soccer Complex............ 17 RENTALS & BIRTHDAY PARTIES......................................17-18

YOUTH PROGRAMS AQUATICS.........................................................................19-22 Swim Lessons, Parent & Me, Private Lessons................... 19-20 Swimming and Water Safety Skills Chart........................... 21-22 ART.........................................................................................23 FITNESS..................................................................................24 GOLF & PLAY PARK...............................................................25 T-BALL, TENNIS & VOLLEYBALL...........................................26 OUTSIDE YOUTH GROUPS...............................................27-36

ADULT PROGRAMS BASKETBALL & FLAG FOOTBALL.........................................37 GOLF & LEISURE SPORTS.................................................37-38 SENIORS, SOFTBALL, TENNIS & VOLLEYBALL...............39-40

EVENTS 2017 ND YOUTH STATE TRACK & FIELD..............................41 BADLANDS BOWL & SELF-PACED TRIATHLON...................41 BANDSHELL CONCERT SERIES.............................................42 CHALK WALK.........................................................................43 COMMIT TO HEALTH & NFL PUNT, PASS & KICK...............44 PARKS & RECREATION MONTH...........................................45 EXPLORE YOUR PARKS....................................................46-47 POOCH POOL PARTY & SWIM UNDER THE STARS.............48 SS WALKING CHALLENGE & RODEO SHOW........................48 OUTSIDE GROUPS............................................................49-50

TOURNAMENTS YOUTH TOURNAMENTS & ADULT TOURNAMENTS......51-52

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MUSEUM, ASSOCIATION & CLUB DIRECTORY............53 SPONSORS AND DONORS.................................................54

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GENERAL INFO DPR STAFF LIST

DIRECTOR’S NOTE

Board of Park Commissioners

Dickinson Parks & Recreation Users,

Scott Kovash............................................................ President

Welcome to Dickinson Parks & Recreation’s 2017 Spring/ Summer Activity Guide. We are extremely proud of the programs, events and tournaments being offered this summer and we are positive there is something for everyone. Our tremendous staff has worked hard to plan and prepare a summer of fun and engaging activities— the opportunities are endless!!

Howard Sharpe................................................Vice-President Scott Karsky.....................................................Commissioner Tim Daniel........................................................Commissioner KC Homiston....................................................Commissioner

Director James Kramer .................Director of Parks and Recreation

Jessica Stewart................................... Accounting Specialist

Dickinson is blessed to have a wide variety of programs, parks, facilities, and trails along with a community that supports our efforts. We are committed to enhancing the quality of life through parks and recreation, so come spend your leisure time with us!

Ratna Fleig................................Customer Service Specialist

Thank you for letting us serve you!

Administration Leah Hoenke............................... Administrative Supervisor Sara Turner............................................. Finance Supervisor

Dylan Gress.....................Customer Service Representative

Marketing/HR

James Kramer, CPRP Director of Parks & Recreation

Amber Mathieson...........................Marketing/HR Manager Kara Visger................................. Marketing/HR Coordinator

Grounds Maintenance Scott Mack........................ Grounds Maintenance Manager Sam Davis......................... Golf Maintenance Asst. Manager Daniel Michaels.............. Park Maintenance Asst. Manager Jon Schardin.......................... Park Maintenance Supervisor Rod Lindborg......................... Golf Maintenance Supervisor Randy Kjos.............................. Park Maintenance Specialist

Recreation

CONTACT US DPR Administrative Office............................. (701) 456-2074 Gress Softball Complex.................................. (701) 456-2058

Ryan Nelson......................... Recreation/Facilities Manager

Heart River Golf Course................................. (701) 456-2050

Wilson McLaughlin............................ Recreation Supervisor

Heart River Golf Course Maintenance.......... (701) 456-2046

Alissa Karsky......................................... Program Supervisor

Heart River Golf Course Restaurant............. (701) 456-2048 North Complex................................................ (701) 456-2051

Facility Operations Matt Mack............................ Facilities Operations Manager Patrick Rominger.................. Pro Shop Supervisor/Golf Pro Teri Bjork.........................Membership Services Supervisor Caleb Burgard...........................................Facility Supervisor Andrew Grafton.......................................Facility Supervisor Pat Welch............................................... Facility Coordinator Adriann Martin................................... Aquatics Coordinator Ian Anderson...................................... Aquatics Coordinator

Park Maintenance........................................... (701) 456-2052 Patterson Lake Visitors Booth...................... (701) 456-2056 Dakota Community Bank & Trust Ballpark.... (701) 456-2044 West River Community Center...................... (701) 456-2070 West River Ice Center..................................... (701) 456-2057 Please contact the Administrative Office with questions during normal business hours of M - F, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. www.dickinsonparks.org www.westrivercommunitycenter.com www.heartrivergolfcourse.com FAX: (701) 456-2073 E-MAIL: dprd@dickinsonparks.org

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Provide recreational opportunities to enhance the quality of life for the community and its visitors.

ACCESS FOR ALL Dickinson Parks & Recreation is committed to providing equal access for

all participants.

All programs are open to individuals with disabilities. If special requirements are needed due to a disability, please include a written request with registration form.

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GENERAL INFO REGISTRATION MADE EASY NO PRE-REGISTRATION All DPR program registrations open on Wednesday, April 26th at Noon (with the exception of aquatics, see the aquatics section of this activities guide for registration dates).

REFUNDS 1. Programs with Limited Enrollment There is a NO REFUND POLICY for classes which have limited enrollment and are on a first come, first serve basis. 2. Programs with unlimited enrollment Refunds will be granted if a cancellation is completed prior to the program’s begin date (no refunds will be given once the program has started).

ONLINE REGISTRATION Go to www.dickinsonparks.org to register with us online. No online transaction fees will apply.

WALK-IN REGISTRATION We are happy to assist you in person, visit us at the DPR administrative office, 2004 Fairway Street.

MINIMUM ENROLLMENT Classes which require a minimum enrollment, will only be offered if the minimum number is enrolled by registration deadline. If a cancellation occurs, a refund or account credit will be provided.

GIFT CARDS Consider a Dickinson Parks and Recreation gift card for recreation programs, fitness classes, golf rounds, shelter reservations or facility use. Gift Cards can be purchased at the Dickinson Parks and Recreation Office, West River Community Center and Heart River Golf Course.

LIMITED ENROLLMENT Certain activity classes have limited enrollment. Please register early for those activities such as aquatic lessons, art and golf lessons.

PAYMENTS Payments are due at the time of registration. We accept accept cash, checks, credit cards and DPR gift cards. Please make checks payable to DPR. We accept Mastercard, Visa and Discover.

NO ON-SITE REGISTRATIONS In order to keep things organized, we will not accept registrations at a program site.

PHOTOS & VIDEOS Dickinson Parks & Recreation frequently photographs and videotapes the individuals enjoying our programs, events, parks and facilities. These photos/videos are used for Parks and Recreation publications, such as the activity brochure, social media, web page, etc. The photos/videos are used at the discretion of the Park District and become the sole property of Dickinson Parks and Recreation.

DPR does not want to deny any child participation due to the inability to pay. Please come by and see us for details.

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Dickinson Parks & Recreation has part-time and seasonal employment opportunities throughout the year in the following areas: • Activity/Program Instructors • Sports Officials (Adult Leagues) • Sports Coordinators • • • • • • • • • • •

Gym Supervisors Youth Coaches Score Keepers Patterson Lake Booth Attendants West River Community Center Staff Lifeguards/Water Slide Attendants Outdoor Pool Staff Heart River Golf Course Staff Grounds Maintenance Staff Facility Cleaning Attendants West River Ice Center Staff

Please stop by the parks and recreation office at any time throughout the year to fill out an application or visit our web site at dickinsonparks.org to print an application.

LIFEGUARD & WSI COURSES LIFEGUARD CERTIFICATION COURSE AGE: 15+ FEE: $200.00 LOCATION: West River Community Center DATES/TIMES: April 6-9 | Thu & Fri 4pm - 10pm; Sat & Sun 8am - 6pm May 11-14 | Thu & Fri 4pm - 10pm; Sat & Sun 8am - 6pm June 9-11 | Fri 1pm - 7pm; Sat & Sun 8am - 8pm July 28-30 | Fri 1pm - 7pm; Sat & Sun 8am - 8pm

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

DESCRIPTION: The WRCC holds American Red Cross lifeguarding courses, if you are interested in becoming a lifeguard, please register online or call the Aquatics Facility Supervisor at 701-456-2074.

LIFEGUARD RECERTIFICATION COURSE AGE: 15+ FEE: $100.00 LOCATION: West River Community Center DATES/TIMES: TBA DESCRIPTION: This course is designed to update your skills while also extending your certification for another two years. There are also courses for those whose certifications are still valid (or within 30 days of exp) which allow them to continue working without having a lapse in certification.

WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR (WSI) COURSE AGE: 16+ LOCATION: West River Community Center FEE: $250.00 DATES/TIMES: April 29 & 30; May 6 & 7 | 9 am-6pm every day July 15 & 16; July 22 & 23 | 9 am-6pm every day | 9 am-6pm every day August 3, 4, 5, 6 (Instructor may change times as they see fit) REGISTRATION DEADLINE: April 28th, July 14th, August 2nd DESCRIPTION: The WRCC holds American Red Cross WSI Courses, If you are interested in teaching swimming lessons, please contact our Aquatics Facility Supervisor at 701-456-2074.

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Amenities -LegendBandshell beach access Baseball/SOFTBALL

FIND A PARK park

Address

acres amenities

Basketball

1. All Seasons Park

1605 1st Ave E

4.55

Bike/HIKE Path

2. College Park

1474 2nd St W

0.64

3. Eagles Park

428 2nd Ave SW

10.0

4. Eastside Complex

245 9th Ave E

2.0

Disc Golf

5. Fisher Park

825 19th St E

7.21

eLECTRICAL OUTLET

6. Gress Park

632 2nd Ave SE

0.5

Fishing

7. Hillside Park

1125 10th St E

6.61

8. Hospital Park

175 9th St W

1.26

9. Jaycee Park

497 2nd St SE

16.0

Horseshoes

10. Kostelecky Park

1949 Prairie Ave

2.61

Lake/Pond/River

11. Leisure Park

2015 Empire Rd

42.0

Memorial

12. Lincoln Park

1084 2nd Ave E

0.75

13. Lions Park

3753 114th Ave SW

2.45

14. Memorial Park

801 5th Ave W

12.0

15. Optimist Park

731 6th St W

1.89

Primitive Campground

16. Pine Tree Park

733 2nd Ave W

1.0

RESERVABLE

17. Pleasant Valley Park

875 4th Ave E

1.26

Restroom

18. Pride Park

349 6th St SW

1.3

19. Rocky Butte Park

566 Fairway St

13.0

20. Roers Park

285 23rd Ave W

0.64

21. Simpson Park

555 3rd St E

0.66

22. Suncrest Park

222 10th Ave E

0.63

Volleyball

23. Turtle Park

2352 Broadway W

12.4

WATER

24. Westend Park

187 South College Ave

0.64

Boating Boat launch cAMPFIRE

Fitness Area Golf Grills

Nature Area PICNIC TABLE Playground Pool (Indoor & Outdoor)

RV CAMPGROUND Shelter Skating Rink SOCCER Tennis/Pickleball

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Facility

Address

acres amenities

25. dakota Community bank & trust Ballpark

240 2nd St SE

26. Dickinson Dike

2302 Broadway W

27. Dickinson Dog Park

455 8th Ave SW

28. Gress Softball Complex

455 8th Ave SW

23.0

29. Heart River Golf Course

2510 8th St SW

110

30. Heart River Retreat

2475 Broadway W

31. Mustang Baseball Complex

2004 Fairway St

6.0

32. North Softball Complex

1600 Fairway St

7.21

33. Patterson Lake recreation area

3753 114th Ave SW 1438

34. Skate Park

2015 Empire Rd

35. Veterans Memorial

801 5th Ave W

36. West River Community Center

2004 Fairway St

37. West River Ice Center

1865 Empire Rd

38. West River Soccer Complex

2015 Empire Rd

(ASTORIA & COKE FIELDS)

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FIND A FACILITY

19.52

PICNIC SHELTER RESERVATIONS Groups planning picnics can reserve Lions Park, Eagles Park, Jaycee Park, Turtle Park, Rocky Butte Park, Gress Softball Complex, or the old Archery Range by calling Dickinson Parks & Recreation at 456-2074. Shelter reservations may not be made more than 365 days in advance. A nonrefundable fee of $40.00 per shelter is required for all parks except Eagles Park and Lions Park, which requires a nonrefundable fee of $45.00 per shelter. Payment must be made at time of reservation. This may be done during regular oﬃce hours of 8:00 am and 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Picnic bags (containing a volleyball, football, soccer ball, play ball, softball bat, 2 softballs and 2 frisbees) are available for a rental fee of $5.00 per bag. Horseshoes and wind screens are also available upon request where applicable.

PARK RULES • • • • • • •

Parks close at 10:00 pm Parks are tobacco free zones Glass containers are prohibited Overnight camping and parking are prohibited Vehicles are restricted to established roads and parking lots Pets must be leashed and cleaned up after All trash should be disposed of in designated garbage containers • It is illegal to carry a weapon into any park area • Comply with all North Dakota laws and City of Dickinson ordinances • Be courteous to other park users

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Bathrooms

All bathrooms are seasonal. ***SPECIAL NOTE*** The following bathrooms are only accesable through picnic shelter reservation: Eagles Park, Jaycee Park, Turtle Park, Rocky Butte Park and Gress Softball. A key will be provided one business day prior to the reservation date.

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PARKS Eagles Park

Eastside Complex

Fisher Park

Gress Park

Hillside Park

Hospital Park

Jaycee Park

Kostelecky Park

Leisure Park

Lincoln Park

Lions Park

Memorial Park

Optimist Park

Pine Tree Park

Pleasant Valley Park

Pride Park

Rocky Butte Park

Roers Park

Simpson Park

Suncrest Park

Turtle Park

Westend Park

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EMPIRE ROAD

FACILITIES

VILLARD S

Dickinson Dike

Dickinson Dog Park

Gress Softball Complex

Heart River Golf Course

Heart River Retreat

Mustang Baseball Complex

North Softball Complex

Patterson Lake Recreation Area (Information Booth)

Skate Park

Veterans Memorial

West River Community Center

West River Ice Center (former Recreation Center)

West River Soccer Complex

ND HWY 10 / VILLARD ST W

30TH AVE SW

Dakota Community Bank & Trust Ballpark

114TH AVE SW

11 38 34

College Park

P LOO

All Seasons Park

SS INE BUS

23RD AV

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26 23 30

Heart Rive 13

Patterson Lake 29

TRAIL DISTANCES Rocky Butte Park

.80 mile

Eagles Park

.80 mile

Leisure Park

1.1 miles

plus 1 mile around the hospital

Crooked Crane Trail at Patterson Lake

1.8 miles

phase 1 complete

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3RD AVE W – ND HWY 22

W 6T HA

STATE AVE

21ST ST E 10TH AVE E

10TH AVE W

21ST ST E

Prairie Hills Mall

15TH ST W

14TH ST W

ELKS DRIVE

EXIT 61 MUSEUM DRIVE W SIMS

12TH ST W

MUSEUM

DRIVE E 12T

9TH S

7TH ST E

SIMS

22 INE BUS I-94

VILLARD ST W

BROADW AY E

ND HWY 22

Heart River

5TH ST SW TE STA AVE

6TH ST SW

PE LOO

VILLARD ST E

BROADWAY W

2ND ST SE

9TH ST E

4TH AVE E

5TH AVE W

8TH AVE W

35 15

6TH ST SE

PARK RULES • Park closes at 10:00 pm • Glass containers are prohibited 8TH ST SW

8TH AVE SW

32FAIRWAY ST 13TH A VE W

STATE AVE

EXIT 64

10TH AVE E

INTERS TATE 94 TE S H

10TH ST E

14TH ST E

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• Pets must be leashed and please clean up after your pets • This is a tobacco free zone • Vehicles are restricted to established roads and parking lots • Please help keep our parks trash free • Overnight camping or parking is not allowed • It is illegal to carry a weapon into any park area • Please be courteous to other park users

parks and facilities details

• Comply with all North Dakota laws and City of Dickinson ordinances

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FACILITY DESCRIPTIONS DAKOTA COMMUNITY BANK & TRUST BALLPARK

DICKINSON DIKE

240 2ND ST SE

2302 BROADWAY W

Home to Dickinson Baseball Club, Dickinson State University Baseball and Dickinson High School Baseball. Within the ballpark are 2 fields, Astoria field and Coke field. Astoria Field has a turf infield, a new backstop system and aluminum bleachers. Coke Field is a practice field for sub-varsity games with a grass infield.

Dickinson Dike is located next to Turtle Park. This lake is 19 acres in size and approximately 20 feet deep at its deepest point. Anglers can expect to catch a variety of fish including rainbow trout, cutthroat trout, catfish, largemouth bass and small bluegill. Dickinson Dike is also the location for the annual Kids Fishing Derby held every summer.

DISC GOLF COURSES JAYCEE PARK DISC GOLF COURSE 497 2nd St. E 9 hole course for recreational and youth play. Beautiful course along the Heart River.

DICKINSON DOG PARK 455 8TH AVE SW

Oreo’s Animal Rescue and DPR worked hard to make this facility a reality for our community. It is conveniently located next to Gress Softball Complex. Let your pets run around leash-free and get much needed interaction with other dogs! In addition to the large fenced-in play area for dogs 30lbs and over, there is a play area for small dogs, as well as water and sanitation stations. Dog park rules are online at www.dickinsonparks.org.

Optimist Disc Golf Course 801 5th Ave W 12 hole course with multiple pins and dual tees. Fairly open course with good elevation. PATTERSON LAKE DISC GOLF COURSE 3753 114TH AVE. SW 18 hole course includes a diverse professional course next to Patterson Lake. Wide variety from very long and open to short and very tight play.

GRESS SOFTBALL COMPLEX 455 8TH AVE SW This men’s and women’s softball complex is situated on 23 acres of land and runs alongside the Heart River. Within the complex there are 6 softball fields, concession stands, restrooms, a small playground, nature trails, picnic shelters and bleachers for seating. The Dickinson Dog Park and Eagles Park are just a brisk walk away.

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ABOUT HRGC The Heart River Golf Course is a challenging 18-hole, par 72 layout that is nestled along the scenic Heart River, with numerous panoramic views of Patterson Lake. Heart River Golf Course is home to several premier golf tournaments, including the gem of them all, the Kevin Bergman Labor Day Classic. We will also try to accommodate your special golf outing or tournament request. Season passes can be purchased at Dickinson Parks & Recreation or the HRGC Pro Shop. SPRING / SUMMER HOURS Heart River Golf Course hours are 9:00 am to sunset once course opens. The opening hour will change to 6:00 am from Memorial Day - Labor Day. PRO SHOP The Pro Shop sells a large variety of golf equipment and apparel featuring top brands such as Callaway, Titleist, Ping, Under Armour, and many more. Whatever you’re looking for, if we don’t have it in stock we will order for you. Gift cards are also available. RESTAURANT Monday - Sunday | 9:00 am - 7:00 pm Hours may vary with the golf season.

The Links Bar & Grille has something for everyone, offering a wide range of snacks, sandwiches, hot dogs, brats, beverages, beer and liquor. Our menu features a continental style breakfast, a variety of hand-made burgers on fresh baked buns, salads, wraps, daily specials, delicious homemade soups and pies. For more information or catering contact 701-456-2048.

GREEN FEES 18 holes ............................................ $28.50 9 holes............................................... $20.00 Junior (12-18).. ................................... $12.75 Twilight Fees*.. .................................. $20.00

PARK DISTRICT INFO

2510 8th St SW | 701-456-2050 | www.heartrivergolfcourse.com

*Twilight fee begins four hours prior to sunset. Golf as much as daylight allows.

CARTS (seats) 18 holes............................................. $15.75 9 holes............................................... $8.50 DRIVING RANGE Small Bucket . ......................................$3.25 Large Bucket . ......................................$5.25 Junior Bucket (18 & under) . ................$4.25 Range Pass ........................................$78.75 SEASON PASSES Family*.......................................... $1,050.00 Married Couple ...............................$918.75 Senior Married Couple (60+) ...............$876.75 Single (24-59) . .................................$488.25 Senior Single (60+) ..........................$467.25 Intermediate (19-23) .......................$362.25 Junior (12-18) . .................................$210.00 Pee Wee** (11 & under) . ................$105.00 Fall Pass (eff.. 8/15/17) . ..................$183.75 Handicap Fee . ...................................$25.00 * Family - Married couple (or an adult) and any dependent up to the age of 24. **Pee Wee 11 & under must golf with an adult.

YOUTH GOLF.. .................................. page 25 ADULT GOLF............................. page 37-38 TOURNAMENTS ......................... page 51-52

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FACILITY DESCRIPTIONS HEART RIVER RETREAT 2475 BROADWAY W This rental facility has a great view overlooking the Heart River Golf Course. The facility is located next to Turtle Park and the Dickinson Dike. This is a great venue for hosting numerous gatherings (Birthday Parties, Baby or Bridal Showers, Graduation Parties, Family Reunions, Company Gatherings, etc.)

MUSTANG BASEBALL COMPLEX 2004 FAIRWAY ST Home of the Dickinson Baseball program for ages 7-12 years old. The complex features three fully lighted fields with grass infield, covered dugouts, concession stand, a covered picnic area, and a playground. The fields are surrounded by the Leisure Park walking path, WRCC and the WRIC. Field of Swings is located within the complex and has a four station batting cage with pitching machines.

PATTERSON LAKE RECREATION AREA 3753 114TH AVE SW DESCRIPTION: Patterson Lake Recreation Area consists of 26 miles of shoreline, 1,438 acres of land and 819 acres of water. The land is owned by the United States Bureau of Reclamation and managed by Dickinson Parks & Recreation. It is the home of Lions Park and the Crooked Crane Trail. It also features one of the top disc golf courses in the country. INFORMATION BOOTH HOURS OF OPERATION: May 26 - September 4 Monday - Thursday | 11:00 am – 5:00 pm | 11:00 am - 7:00 pm Friday Saturday & Sunday | 10:00 am - 7:00 pm DAILY ADMISSION FEE: $2.00 SEASON PASS: $20.00

NORTH SOFTBALL COMPLEX

LIONS PARK PARK HOURS: Monday - Sunday | 8:00 am – Sundown

1600 FAIRWAY ST Home to the Dickinson Diamonds and DSU Softball Team the North Complex features 20’backstops, 200’ down foul lines and 225’ to center. Surrounding the field are enclosed dugouts and batting cages along with six fast pitch bullpen mounds. DPR also uses these fields for the T-ball program.

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3753 114TH AVE SW Campground reservations can be made online at www.dickinsonparks.org or by phone (701) 456-2056 or (701) 456-2074. MODERN CAMPGROUND FEE: $26.00/evening (entrance fee included) AMENITIES: Modern sites include bathrooms, water, electricity and sewer dump. PRIMITIVE CAMPGROUND FEE: $18.00/evening (entrance fee included) AMENITIES: Primitive sites are parking space only.

TRAILS CROOKED CRANE TRAIL | 3753 114TH AVE SW The Crooked Crane Trail’s re-construction will be completed in three phases. Phase one is now complete and offers a 1.8 mile double loop, with a 10 ft. wide concrete path and features 3 different exercise/play pods for all ages. EAGLES PARK | 428 2ND AVE SW Walk this scenic .80 mile trail by the riverside to Gress Softball Complex. LEISURE PARK | 2015 EMPIRE ROAD 1.1 mile loop around the West River Ice Center and West River Community Center. Accommodations include benches located along the trail with many trees planted along the way. The trail also has great access to the Mustang Baseball Complex, West River Ice Center and West River Community Center.

PARK DISTRICT INFO

PATTERSON LAKE CAMPGROUNDS

ROCKY BUTTE PARK | 566 FAIRWAY STREET Scenic .80 mile loop around Rocky Butte Park.

SKATE PARK 2015 EMPIRE RD The skate park at Leisure Park was a community driven project that relocated the facility from Eagles Park. The design was a collaborative effort of the skate park committee to give its users a state of the art facility that would last for many years, and has the potential to expand. The skating area is easily accessible and has access to the restrooms and vending machines of the West River Community Center. The wide variety of skate features are constructed of concrete and accommodate skaters of all skill levels.

VETERANS MEMORIAL 801 5th Ave W The Stark County Veterans Memorial located in Memorial Park was completed in 2015 to honor Stark County’s more than 7,000 Veterans who have served honorably in our armed forces from the Spanish American War through present conflicts. For more information regarding the Veterans Memorial, please contact: 701-225-9461 or email info@starkcountyveterans.org

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PARK DISTRICT INFO

FACILITY DESCRIPTIONS

HOURS OF OPERATION

2004 FAIRWAY ST (701) 456-2070 WWW.WESTRIVERCOMMUNITYCENTER.COM

Monday-Friday.....5:00am-10:00pm Saturday.....7:00am-9:00pm Sunday.....12:00pm-8:00pm

FACILITY DESCRIPTION The West River Community Center is a 135,000 square foot center built with plenty of modern amenities and a “western edge” design that blends with the landscape of Southwestern North Dakota. The program areas are designed to achieve not only a visual connection between spaces, but an openness that allows users to feel a sense of community. The facility maximizes the use of natural light by way of large windows. Designed with the philosophy that community recreation centers should entertain, educate and promote health and well-being.

MEMBERSHIP RATES TYPE

10 PUNCH

1-MONTH

3-MONTH

Adult

$65.00

$50.00

$120.00

$410.00

Youth

$45.00

$50.00

$85.00

$310.00

$60.00

$50.00

$110.00

$365.00

$60.00

$50.00

$125.00

$325.00

Senior

(60+)

College

SENIOR MEMBERSHIPS

DAILY FEES Adult

$7.00

Youth

$5.00

Senior

(60+)

College

ANNUAL

$6.50 $6.50

SilverSneakers and Silver & Fit programs offer eligible members no-cost or low cost fitness memberships. If your health plan offers SilverSneakers or Silver & Fit, please call the DPR office at 701-456-2074.

AMENITIES • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Lobby/Lounge/Vending Area 3 Community Meeting Rooms Strength and Cardio Fitness Areas Walk/Jog Track (5.1 laps to a mile) 3 Group Fitness Studios 4 Gymnasiums 1 MAC GYM (Multi Athletic Court) 23’ Climbing Wall 3 Racquetball/Wallyball Courts 2 Indoor Tennis Courts Table Tennis Indoor Lap Pool (8 Lane, 25 Yards) Indoor Leisure Pool 2 Water Slides Lazy River Indoor Whirlpool Sauna Steam Room Outdoor Pool Indoor Playground Drop-In Childcare 2 Tanning Beds Golf Simulator/Driving Cage

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WRCC OUTDOOR POOL

DROP-IN CHILDCARE Available on a first-come, first-serve basis. 2 hour max.

The Outdoor Pool is included in all WRCC memberships and daily fees.

Fee $4.00/1st child, $2.00/additional child Hours Monday- Friday 8:15 am-1:00 pm 4:00 pm-8:00pm Saturday 8:00 am-1:00 pm Sunday Closed GOLF SIMULATOR Golf year round with the new and improved simulator featuring many of the country’s top courses. Daily Fee

$6.00 | per person | per hour ( $1.00 off for each additional person)

TOWEL SERVICE Daily Fee $1.00 | per towel Annual $25.00 | per year TANNING BEDS Daily Fee $4.00 + tax 10 Punches $25.00 + tax Unlimited $30.00 (month) + tax

OPENS FOR SEASON: May 27 (Tentative Based On Weather) HOURS OF OPERATION May 27 - July 31 Mon-Sun 12:00 pm - 7:00 pm August & September TBA OUTDOOR POOL AMENITIES • 3 Water Slides • Lazy River • Water sprays, jets and water falls • Zero depth infant wading pool

PARK DISTRICT INFO

ADDITIONAL AMENITIES

(wheelchair accessible)

• • • • •

Concessions Covered Umbrella Picnic Areas Men’s/Women’s Locker Rooms Family Changing Room Green Space

GROUP FITNESS CLASSES All classes are included in your WRCC membership or available for a daily fee. WRCC offers a wide variety of land and aqua group fitness classes for ages 14+. CLASSES INCLUDE • Aqua Aerobics

• Yoga

• Ab Blast

• Kettlebells

• Body Sculpt

• Silver Sneakers

• Boot Camp

• TRX

• Cycle

• Zumba

• Forever Fit

• and More

All instructors are certified and all classes may be modified based on your fitness level. For more info on group fitness, please pick up a current group fitness schedule or visit our website at www. westrivercommunitycenter.com

Whether you’re trying to maintain your overall health and fitness, training for a marathon, or anything in between we have the expertise to help you on your journey, motivate you, keep you accountable, and help you conquer your goals. Our Personal Trainers are certified by nationally accredited associations and our Dietitians are licensed and registered. For more information on fees and packages please visit our website www.westrivercommunitycenter.com. SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION Call (701) 456-2074 to schedule your consultation. No commitment.

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PARK DISTRICT INFO

FACILITY DESCRIPTIONS / RE WEST RIVER ICE CENTER

WEST RIVER SOCCER COMPLEX

1865 EMPIRE RD

2015 EMPIRE RD

This facility consists of two arenas. Ice in the main arena runs from the end of September through the first week in March! Ice in the auxiliary arena runs from the end of July to mid-March! During Ice Season, this facility is occupied by the Dickinson Hockey Club for all their league activities. This facility is rentable, see details below.

Home to the Dickinson Soccer Club, DPR Flag Football and YAP Soccer. This complex features six youth soccer fields for a combined acreage of six acres. The fields are located behind the West River Community Center and across the street from the West River Ice Center. It is situated within Leisure Park which contains a two story outdoor playground and 1.1 mile walking path.

Public skate starts August 15 Tues & Fri 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Fee: $4.00 | Skate Rental: $2.00

FACILITY RENTALS BANDSHELL

HEART RIVER RETREAT

801 5th Ave W

2475 Broadway W

The Phil Patterson Memorial Bandshell is located within Memorial Park, and has been a cultural landmark in Dickinson for over 50 years. The Bandshell is used throughout the summer for area concerts and special events. This is a great outdoor space for large gatherings.

This facility is a newly renovated building overlooking Heart River Golf Course and is a great space ready to accommodate your next event. The facility is located next to Turtle Park and the Dickinson Dike. Facility capacity is 125.

WRCC

WRIC

2004 Fairway St

1865 Empire Rd

The West River Community Center offers 3 different sized community rooms that are available to rent. These rooms are perfect for any type of gathering including company meetings, parties, family reunions, baby showers, etc.

The West River Ice Center has a great community room for Birthday Parties. Private Ice Rentals are also available. During off-ice season, this is a great facility to host educational seminars, conventions, trade shows, special events, etc.

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BIRTHDAY PARTIES

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POOL PARTY LOCATION: WRCC - 2004 Fairway St FEE: $50.00 • 2 hours of wet party room use (Room #2) • 10 wristbands • 1 session of swimming • Birthday child receives a t-shirt

PARK DISTRICT INFO

ENTALS / B-DAY PARTIES

CLIMBING WALL PARTY LOCATION: WRCC - 2004 Fairway St FEE: $60.00 • • • •

2 hours of community room use (Room #3) 10 wristbands Climbing wall use Birthday child receives a t-shirt

PLAYGROUND PARTY LOCATION: WRCC - 2004 Fairway St FEE: $60.00 • • • •

2 hours of community room use (Room #3) 10 wristbands Indoor playground/MAC gym use Birthday child receives a t-shirt

ICE SKATING PARTY LOCATION: WRIC - 1865 Empire RD Call Dickinson Parks & Recreation at 701-456-2074 to book your party today! Reservations can only be made M-F 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. Payment must be made at time of reservation.

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YOUTH PROGRAMS - (DPR)

AQUATICS

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PARENT & ME LESSONS AGES: DAYS: SESSIONS:

6 months - 2.99 yrs. M, W & F Session 1 | June 12-23 | 12:00 pm -12:30 pm REGISTRATION OPENS - MAY 29 @ 12:00 PM

Session 2 | July 17-28 | 12:00 pm -12:30 pm

REGISTRATION OPENS - JULY 3 @ 12:00 PM

LOCATION: FEE:

WRCC- Leisure Pool $40.00

DESCRIPTION: These classes are designed to encourage parent/child learning and water adjustment in a safe and positive setting. Parents accompany their children at all times while an experienced instructor guides parents in teaching their children fundamental safety and aquatic skills. Parent/child classes are excellent opportunities for children to begin transitioning to the preschool swim program (see parent & me class description on pg 21).

DESCRIPTION: All swim lesson sessions consist of 10 classes (35 minutes each) that meet Monday - Friday for two consecutive weeks. Lessons follow the American Red Cross Learn to Swim Program. To help select the appropriate level for your child please reference the American Red Cross class descriptions located on page 21-22. Only one session of lessons may be registered for at a time. To sign up for additional lessons you must complete your current session, allowing you to register for the appropriate level.

PRIVATE LESSONS AGES: LOCATION: FEE:

3+ yrs. WRCC- Leisure/Lap Pool $60.00

DESCRIPTION: Private lessons are available to individuals age 3+, on a first come, first serve basis. Individual lessons consist of four, 30 minute sessions taught by a certified Red Cross Water Safety Instructor. Specific days/times/months cannot be guaranteed and are based on instructor availability. Once registered you will be placed on a waiting list. If the waiting list is full, please check the list as often as you like until there is an opening. A name can only be added once to the waiting list. Call the DPR office at (701) 456-2074 to sign up for private lessons! WAITING LIST PROCESS: Please see details online at www.westrivercommunitycenter.com.

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Session 3 | July 10 - July 21 Registration Opens - June 19 @ 12:00 pm Session 4 | July 31 - Aug 11 Registration Opens - July 10 @ 12:00 pm

• 8:40 am - 9:15 am • 10:40 am - 11:15 am

• 9:20 am - 9:55 am

• 8:00 am - 8:35 am • 11:20 am - 11:55 am FLIP THE P TO d AGE iscov er WH Leve AT l is R IGHT FOR YOUR KIDS

• 8:00 am - 8:35 am • 11:20 am - 11:55 am

• 8:40 am - 9:15 am • 10:40 am - 11:15 am

• 10:00 am - 10:35 am • 11:20 am - 11:55 am

level - 1

level - 2

Level - 3

SESSION 1

• 9:20 am - 9:55 am

MAY 30 - JUNE 12

• 8:00 am - 8:35 am • 11:20 am - 11:55 am

Session 2 | June 19- June 30 Registration Opens - May 30 @ 12:00 pm

• 8:00 am - 8:35 am • 8:40 am - 9:15 am • 10:00 am - 10:35 am • 10:40 am - 11:15 am • 11:20 am - 11:55 am • 6:10 pm - 6:45 pm

• 8:00 am - 8:35 am • 9:20 am - 9:55 am • 10:40 am - 11:15 am • 6:10 pm - 6:45 pm

• 8:40 am - 9:15 am • 11:20 am - 11:55 am • 5:30 pm - 6:05 pm

SESSION 2

• 10:00 am - 10:35 am • 10:40 am - 11:15 am

Session 1 | May 30- June 12 Registration Opens - May 8 @ 12:00 pm

JUNE 19 - JUNE 30

• 9:20 am - 9:55 am • 10:40 am - 11:15 am • 5:30 pm - 6:05 pm

• 8:00 am - 8:35 am • 8:40 am - 9:15 am • 10:00 am - 10:35 am • 11:20 am - 11:55 am

• 8:40 am - 9:15 am • 9:20 am - 9:55 am • 10:00 am - 10:35 am • 10:40 am - 11:15 am • 11:20 am - 11:55 am

• 8:00 am - 8:35 am • 10:40 am - 11:15 am

• 9:20 am - 9:55 am

• 8:40 am - 9:15 am

SESSION 3

• 8:40 am - 9:15 am • 6:10 pm - 6:45 pm

JULY 10 - JULY 21

• 8:00 am - 8:35 am • 10:00 am - 10:35 am • 11:20 am - 11:55 am • 5:30 pm - 6:05 pm

REGISTRATION

• 8:00 am - 8:35 am • 8:40 am - 9:15 am • 10:00 am - 10:35 am • 10:40 am - 11:15 am • 11:20 am - 11:55 am

• 8:00 am - 8:35 am • 9:20 am - 9:55 am • 10:00 am - 10:35 am • 11:20 am - 11:55 am

• 10:00 am - 10:35 am • 10:40 am - 11:15 am

• 9:20 am - 9:55 am

• 8:40 am - 9:15 am

SESSION 4

Preschool c

JULY 31 - AUG 11

Preschool b

• 8:40 am - 9:15 am • 9:20 am - 9:55 am • 10:00 am - 10:35 am

• 8:00 am - 8:35 am • 9:20 am - 9:55 am • 10:40 am - 11:15 am • 11:20 am - 11:55 am

• 8:40 am - 9:15 am • 9:20 am - 9:55 am • 10:00 am - 10:35 am

Level - 4 • 9:20 am - 9:55 am

• 8:00 am - 8:35 am

YOUTH PROGRAMS - (DPR)

Preschool a

Level - 5 • 10:00 am - 10:35 am

• 10:40 am - 11:15 am

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YOUTH PROGRAMS - (DPR)

AQUATICS

Swimming and Water Safety Skills Chart

Parent and Me Aquatics

Builds basic water safety skills for both parents and children, helping infants and young children ages 6 months to about 3 years become comfortable in the water so they are willing and ready to learn to swim. These basic skills include adjusting to the water environment, showing comfort while maintaining a front or back position in the water and demonstrating breath control, including blowing bubbles or voluntarily submerging under water.

Preschool Aquatics Gives young children about ages 4 and 5 a positive, developmentally appropriate aquatic learning experience that emphasizes water safety, survival and foundational swimming concepts. Skills are age-appropriate, helping participants achieve success on a regular basis while in a class environment with their peers. LEVEL A Helps participants feel comfortable in the water and enjoy the water safely. • Enter and exit water using ladder, steps or side • Blowing bubbles through mouth and nose • Submerging mouth, nose and eyes • Open eyes under water and retrieve submerged objects • Front glide and recover to a vertical position • Back float and recover to a vertical position

• Back glide • Roll from front to back and back to front • Treading with arm and hand actions • Alternating and simultaneous leg actions on front and back • Alternating and simultaneous arm actions on front and back • Combined arm and leg actions on front and back

• Staying safe around aquatic environments • Recognizing the lifeguards • Don’t just pack it, wear your jacket • Recognizing an emergency • How to call for help • Too much sun is no fun

LEVEL B Builds on the skills learned in Level 1 and gives participants success with fundamental skills, such as floating and basic locomotion. • Enter water by stepping in • Exit water using ladder, steps or side • Bobbing • Open eyes under water and retrieve submerged objects • Front and back floats and glides • Recover from a front and back float or glide to a vertical position

• Roll from front to back and back to front • Tread water using arm and leg actions • Combined arm and leg actions on front and back • Finning arm action on back • Staying safe around aquatic environments • Recognizing the lifeguards

• Don’t just pack it, wear your jacket • Recognizing an emergency • How to call for help • Too much sun is no fun

LEVEL C Builds on the skills in Level 2 and improves participants’ coordination of simultaneous arm and leg actions and alternating arm and leg actions. • Enter water by jumping in • Fully submerging and holding breath • Bobbing • Front, jellyfish and tuck floats • Back float and glide • Recover from a front and back float or glide to a vertical position

• Change direction of travel while swimming on front or back • Tread water using arm and leg actions • Combined arm and leg actions on front and back • Finning arm action on back • Staying safe around aquatic environments • Don’t just pack it, wear your jacket

• Recognizing an emergency • How to call for help • Too much sun is no fun • Look before you leap • Think so you don’t sink • Reach or throw, don’t go

Throughout all levels, children are led through a progressive, multiphase program in learning the building blocks of swimming. Class placement in this program is based on your child’s water skills. Skill evaluations are conducted on the first day of class to ensure that your child is in the appropriate program level. If you are not certain of your child’s ability, you may contact the Aquatic Supervisor to discuss your child’s skills. PRESCHOOL CLASSES are not a prerequisite to Level 1. Preschool classes are meant to get children comfortable in the water and emphasize water safety. If your child is 6 or older and has not had lessons before, they should start with Level 1.

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Based on a logical, five-level progression that helps swimmers about 6+ years old and adults develop their water safety, survival and swimming skills. It is designed to give participants a positive learning experience. LEVEL 1: INTRODUCTION TO WATER SKILLS Helps participants feel comfortable in the water. • Enter and exit water using ladder, steps or side • Blow bubbles through mouth and nose • Bobbing • Open eyes under water and retrieve submerged objects • Front and back glides and back float • Recover to vertical position from a front glide and back float or glide

• Roll from front to back and back to front • Tread water using arm and hand actions • Alternating and simultaneous leg actions on front and back • Alternating and simultaneous arm actions on front and back • Combined arm and leg actions on front and back • Staying safe around aquatic environments • Recognizing the lifeguards

• Don’t just pack it, wear your jacket • Recognizing an emergency • How to call for help • Too much sun is no fun

LEVEL 2: FUNDAMENTAL AQUATIC SKILLS Gives participants success with fundamental skills. • Enter water by stepping or jumping from the side • Exit water using ladder, steps or side • Fully submerge and hold breath • Bobbing • Open eyes under water and retrieve submerged objects • Front, jellyfish and tuck floats • Front and back glides and back float

• Recover from a front and back float or glide to a vertical position • Roll from front to back and back to front • Change direction of travel while swimming on front or back • Tread water using arm and leg actions • Combined arm and leg actions on front and back • Finning arm action on back • Staying safe around aquatic environments

• Don’t just pack it, wear your jacket • Recognizing an emergency • How to call for help • Too much sun is no fun • Look before you leap • Think so you don’t sink • Reach or throw, don’t go

LEVEL 3: STROKE DEVELOPMENT Builds on the skills in Level 2 through additional guided practice in deeper waters. • Enter water by jumping from the side • Headfirst entry from the side in sitting and kneeling positions • Bobbing while moving toward safety • Rotary breathing • Survival float

• Back float • Change from vertical to horizontal position on front and back • Tread water • Push off in a streamlined position then begin flutter and dolphin kicks on front • Front crawl and elementary backstroke

YOUTH PROGRAMS - (DPR)

Learn-to-Swim

• Scissors kick • Reach or throw, don’t go • Think twice before going near cold water or ice • Look before you leap

LEVEL 4: STROKE IMPROVEMENT Develops confidence in the skills learned and improves other aquatic skills. • Head first entry from the side in compact and stride positions • Swim under water • Feet first surface dive • Survival swimming

• Front crawl and backstroke open turns • Tread water using 2 different kicks • Front and back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke and butterfly • Push off in a streamlined position then begin flutter and dolphin kicks on back

• Reach or throw, don’t go • Recreational water illnesses • Think so you don’t sink • Look before you leap

LEVEL 5: STROKE REFINEMENT Provides further coordination and refinement of strokes. • Shallow-angle dive from the side • Shallow-angle dive from the side then glide and begin a front stroke • Tuck and pike surface dives • Front flip turn and backstroke flip turn while swimming • Tread water

• Front and back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke and butterfly • Standard scull • How to call for help and the importance of knowing first aid and CPR • Recreational water illnesses

• Reach or throw, don’t go • Look before you leap • Think so you don’t sink • Think twice before going near cold water or ice • Wave, tide or ride, follow the guide

The American Red Cross offers a comprehensive, developmentally appropriate swimming and water safety program that teaches you, your child or other family members how to swim skillfully and safely, and think and act safely in, on and around the water. The prerequisite for each level is the successful demonstration of skills from the preceding level, except for Level 1, which has no prerequisites.

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YOUTH PROGRAMS - (DPR)

ART MAKE & TAKE CRAFTS AGES: DATES/TIMES: THEMES: LOCATION: FEE:

2-5 yrs. Wednesdays | 10:00 am - 11:00 am May 10 - Mother’s Day June 14 - Summer Time Fun July 12 - Independence Day August 9 - Creative Creations Crafts

West River Community Center $5.00 / per class

DESCRIPTION: Dickinson Parks and Recreation offers young children the opportunity to interact with other children and explore interactive hands on crafts. Craft stations will be set-up for young children to explore making summer themed crafts and increase their fine motor skills. Children will have the chance to do indoor and outdoor activities. Join us after Kids Fit! Walk-Ins are welcome, or register ahead of time! Participants must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.

SUMMER ART AGES: DAYS: LOCATION: FEE:

6-12 yrs. M - Th West River Ice Center $30.00 per session

DESCRIPTION: Expand your child’s creative side through participation in our youth art classes. There will be a total of four 2-week sessions available for sign-up, each with a unique goal for the course. Students will gain essential skills while discovering basic art theory, the relevance of form, and importance of individual creative expression. Projects created within each session will be brought home by students upon completion. Supplies provided. Class size limited! SESSIONS: Session 1 | June 5 - June 15 9:00 am-10:15 am | 6-8 yrs. 10:30 am-11:45 am | 9-12 yrs.

Session 3 | July 10 - July 20 9:00 am-10:15 am | 6-8 yrs. 10:30 am-11:45 am | 9-12 yrs.

Session 2 | June 19 - June 29 9:00 am-10:15 am | 9-12 yrs. 10:30 am-11:45 am | 6-8 yrs.

Session 4 | July 24 - Aug 3 9:00 am-10:15 am | 9-12 yrs. 10:30 am-11:45 am | 6-8 yrs.

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ACTIVITY MIXER AGES: DATES: TIMES:

5-12 yrs. (Must be 5 as of July 27, 2017) June 6 - July 27 | T & TH 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm

LOCATION: FEE:

West River Community Center $80.00

DESCRIPTION: Keep your kid active and healthy in this fun seven week summer program! We will introduce your child to a variety of activities from sports, to active games, fitness activities and education on healthy nutrition. Learn how to be a team player while building new athletic skills. Please wear tennis shoes, comfortable active clothing (adaptable for weather) and bring a water bottle. No sessions July 3rd – 7th. Program includes a t-shirt.

FITNESS ORIENTATION CLASS AGES: DATES: TIMES: LOCATION: FEE:

YOUTH PROGRAMS - (DPR)

FITNESS

DESCRIPTION: The purpose of this 45 minute course is to provide direction in safety, technique, and gym etiquette to youth members and help inspire them to integrate exercise as a vital part of their lives. Participants will learn how to properly use our cardio and strength machines and equipment from one of our certified personal trainers. Youth ages 12 and 13 will be able to use the fitness equipment without parental supervision after successful completion of this class.

KIDS FIT AGES: DATES/TIMES: LOCATION: FEE:

3-5 yrs. Wednesday | 9:15 am - 10:15 am West River Community Center - MAC GYM Free with WRCC membership or $2.00

DESCRIPTION: Kids will learn about their muscle groups while doing fun activities. Parents must accompany children and be present during class. Kids Fit in July! Celebrate with us during our month of Imagining, Discovering, and Exploring. July 5 | Imagine Star Spangled Fun With our special guest visitor. July 12 | Discover Ukraine with the North Dakota Ukrainian Dancers. July 19 | Explore the 200 day of the year with a 200 day old birthday party.

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YOUTH PROGRAMS - (DPR)

GOLF HEART RIVER GOLF ACADEMY

AGES: DATES: TIMES: SESSIONS

LOCATION: FEE:

PRIVATE LESSONS

7-15 yrs. M & TH 10:00 -10:55 am 7-11 yrs. 11:00 -11:55 am 12-15 yrs. Session 1 | June 5, 8, 12 & 15 Session 2 | June 19, 22, 26 & 29 Session 3 | July 10, 13, 17 & 20 Session 4 | July 24 & 27, Aug 1 & 4

We offer youth private lessons! Help your children improve their game. Patrick Rominger, PGA Call (701) 456-2050 Heart River Golf Course 2510 8th St SW

Heart River Golf Course (2510 8th St SW) $25 per session

Dickinson, ND 58601

DESCRIPTION: HRGC Head Golf Pro, Patrick Rominger, PGA, will be conducting junior lessons during the inaugural 2017 season. Instruction will involve short game, driving range, and golf course etiquette.

www.heartrivergolfcourse.com

PLAY PARK AGES: DATES: TIMES: SESSIONS

LOCATION: FEE:

EXPLORE YOUR PARKS

4-7 yrs. (must be age 4 by 8/3/17) M-TH 9:30 am - 11:30 am or 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Session 1 | June 5 - June 15 Session 2 | June 19 - June 29 Session 3 | July 10 - July 20 Session 4 | July 24 - Aug 3 Optimist Park (731 6th St W) $30.00 per session

DESCRIPTION: Come experience organized outdoor recreation! We will be holding two separate age group sessions offered both mornings and afternoons. Themes will be incorporated each week along with games and crafts. Special guests and entertainment will also be held throughout the summer. Ages will be separated into 4-5 years & 6-7 years. Play Park is funded in part by the Optimist Club of Dickinson.

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6-11 yrs. (must be proper age by the program end date) Session 1 | June 5 – June 28 (M, T, & W) Session 2 | July 10 – Aug 2 (M, T, & W) 9:30 am – 10:25 am | 9-11 yrs. 10:35 am – 11:30 am | 6-8 yrs. Dickinson High School outdoor courts

T-BALL

(If there is inclement weather, lessons will be moved to the WRCC)

VOLLEYBALL

FEE: $30.00 DESCRIPTION: Help your child get into the SWING of things. In this introductory tennis program, participants will experience the basic fundamental skills associated with the game of tennis in a fun, non-competitive learning environment. Dickinson Parks and Recreation will provide a racket for each participant in need of one during lessons.

AGES: DATES:

YOUTH PROGRAMS - (DPR)

TIMES: LOCATION:

TENNIS

AGES: SESSIONS:

AGES: 5-6 yrs. (determined as of May 1, 2017) DATES: M, T, & W - June 12 – July 19 TIMES: 4:00 pm – 4:55 pm 6 yrs. 5:05 pm – 6:00 pm 5 yrs. LOCATION: North Complex (1600 Fairway Street) FEE: $30.00 DESCRIPTION: Help your child CATCH the spirit of America’s favorite pastime. T-Ball is an introductory (coed) program to the game of baseball at its most basic level. Players will be introduced to the basic skills of throwing, catching, hitting, and running the bases. Participants will hit off the hitting tee for entire program. Equipment needed: baseball glove. July 3rd - 7th no T-ball. Will resume on July 10th for the rest of the season.

Grades 3- 6 March: 28, 29 April: 3, 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26 May: 1, 2, 3 Gr. 3 & 4 4:00 – 4:55 pm Gr. 5 & 6 5:05 – 6:00 pm West River Community Center $30.00

TIMES: LOCATION: FEE: DESCRIPTION: This program will SERVE your child well in bumping up their volleyball skills. Participants will experience a progression of skills in bumping, setting, serving and volley in a fun learning environment with their peers. Sponsored by the Optimist Club of Dickinson

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YOUTH PROGRAMS - (OUTSIDE GROUPS)

MUSTANG BASEBALL

DICKINSON BASEBALL CLUB Summer Registration

For age requirements and detailed information visit our website today!

Baseball program for ages 7-12 year olds. Season Dates: April 29 – Opening Ceremonies May 20-21 – Gray in May Jamboree June 29 – Closing Ceremonies Visit www.dixmustang.com for league schedules, scores, team standings, announcements and more. Register Online www.dickinsonbaseball.com and mail payment to 1036 D Smokey Hollow Dickinson, ND 58601 Questions? Contact Darcy Hopfauf jdhopfauf@ndsupernet.com

Dickinson High Boys’ and Girls’ Future Star Basketball Camps

The camp is open for any girl or boy who will be entering grades one through eight Fall of 2017. The goals for this camp is to improve each campers’ individual basketball skills (both offensively and defensively), learn how to work and play as a team, develop social skills, and to enhance sportsmanship while competing. These goals will be accomplished through individual and team instruction, contests, 3 on 3 games and full court games. The camp fee includes all instructions, awards, and a camp t-shirt.

Grades: Location: Dates: Time: Fee:

1-3 (Next Fall) Dickinson High School June 13, 14, 15 10:00 am-12:00 pm each day $60.00

Grades: Location: Dates: Time: Fee:

4-6 (Next Fall) Dickinson High School June 20, 21, 22 1:00 pm-4:00pm each day $70.00

Questions regarding the summer camp, contact Coach James Hayden at DHS @ 456-0030, or by email jhayden@ dpsnd.org or Coach Brent Wolf at DHS @ 456-0030, cell phone @ 701-590-0068, or by email bwolf@dpsnd.org

Registration forms can be found on the DHS and Hagen Web Pages. Forms will be handed out to DPS Elementary Schools in April. All camps will be held at Dickinson High School. (Forms must be received by May 31 to guarantee a shirt for the camper)

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DICKINSON DREAM BASKETBALL CLINICS & GROUP SESSIONS For more informaton on the individual groups, clinics and to register, please visit www.dickinsondream.org or email dickinsondream@outlook.com

1st ANNUAL OUTDOOR 3 ON 3 BLACKTOP JAM BASKETBALL TOURNEY August 12-13, 2017

The 3 on 3 outdoor basketball tournament will have divisions for both boys and girls ranging from 3rd grade (’17-’18 school year) through Adult.

Dickinson Dream is offering all kids a chance to build strength and increase agility. Certified Personal Trainers Michelle Orton and Terri Stevenson will be offering a daily group session from 8 a.m. to 8:55 a.m. that places a high priority on functional movements, athletic coordination, balance and relative strength. These are vital in establishing a child’s athletic foundation for improved performance, injury prevention, and long-term enjoyment of sports participation. While 2-sessions per week is the recommended participation, participants are able to sign-up for whichever sessions best fit his or her respective schedule. The following are a few highlights participants can look forward to when participating. • Introduction to exercises that develop general strength. The foundation for future strength and power gains begin at this stage. • Emphasis placed on developing the core sections of the body as well as muscles at the extremities. Most exercises involve body weight and light equipment, such as medicine balls or light dumbbells. • Develop a solid endurance base through aerobic and anaerobic training. • Fundamental movements and mechanics are mastered to raise all athletic ability levels; no matter his/her starting point. • Increase speed & agility training intensity and sports specialization.

WHO: WHEN:

5th – 8th Grade (Girls & Boys) Mondays - Thursdays - 8 a.m. to 8:55 a.m. June 5,6,7,8,12,13,14,15,19,20,21,22,26,27,28,29 WHERE: Berg Elementary and surrounding sites (BAC, Park, WRCC) COST: Single Session $20/each 4+ Sessions for $18/each 8+ Sessions for $15/each

DICKINSON DREAM POST/PERIMETER CLINIC It has been said that “a basketball team is made in the winter, while a basketball player is made in the summer.” Dickinson Dream will be oﬀering a 5th – 8th grade (’17-’18 school year…Girls & Boys) Post/Perimeter Skills Clinic. The Post/Perimeter Clinic will focus on ball handling, shooting, passing and go-to moves that can be game transferable and

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DICKINSON DREAM SUMMER STRENGTH & AGILITY

position speciﬁc. Athletes will be conditioned to perform in both post and perimeter positions, while placing an emphasis on keeping eyes

DICKINSON DREAM YOUTH SKILLS CAMP

up, reading defenses, and attacking and ﬁnishing with both hands. Participants can sign up for whichever sessions

• Participation will be limited to (16) athletes per session to allow for maximum attention to detail and ensure each athlete receives the coaching they deserve. • All registered post/perimeter participants are invited to attend open gym from 2:30 – 4 p.m. WHO: WHEN:

5th – 8th Grade (Girls & Boys) June 5,6,7,8,12,13,14,15,19,20,21,22,26,27,28,29 Early AM Session 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Late AM Session 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Early PM Session 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. WHERE: Berg Elementary COST: Single Session $20/each 5+ Sessions for $18/each 10+ Sessions for $15/each 15+ Sessions for $12/each

Dickinson Dream will be oﬀering a 3-week youth basketball skills camp where participants in the 1st – 6th Grades (’17-’18 School Year) will be able to work on a variety of skills including but not limited to ball handling, shooting, passing, screening, cutting, and defense. Participants will receive fundamental instruction, participate in various games and competitions, and be awarded a Dream T-shirt, bag, and basketball along with an end of camp BBQ.

WHO: WHEN:

1st – 6th Grade Girls & Boys Mondays - Thursdays - July 24th – August 10th 1st – 3rd Grade Time Options: 9:00 am - 10:15 am OR 1:00 pm - 2:15 pm 4th – 6th Grade Time Options: 10:30 am -12:00 pm or 2:30 pm to 4 pm WHERE: West River Community Center COST: $125/player

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We promote leaders, and the pure essence of the art of dance and it’s non-conformity to what everyone else is doing...

Summer Schedule 8:40-9am 9-9:30am 9:30-10am

“Defy the odds, DEFY YOUR DANCE!”

Mommy & Me 18-36 months Ballet Steps 3-4 years old Intro to Jazz & Hip Hop 3-5 years old

10-10:30am Ballet I 3-4 years old 10:30-11am Tap I 3-4 years old 11-11:20am Mommy & Me 18-36 months 5-5:30pm 5:30-5:50pm 6-6:30pm 6:30-7pm 7-7:30pm

Tap 5-9 years old Mommy & Me 18-36 months Ballet A 5-7 years old Ballet Steps 3-4 years old Intro to Jazz & Hip Hop 3-5 years old

7:30-8pm

Ballet B

8+years old

Sign up for one of our three sessions: Session 1 – May 31, June 7 & 14 Session 2 – June 28, July 5 & 12 Session 3 – August 2, 9 & 16 Please call 701-227-4970 to register. For more information about our studio visit our website at academyofdancend.com.

DFy Studio, “DEFY Your Dance” (formerly Burn the Floor Dance Studio) celebrates 11 years in SW North Dakota! This studio is comprised of professional instructors in the area of Tap, Ballet, Jazz, Jazz Funk, Hip Hop, Lyrical, & Contemporary styles of dance. We are an award winning studio, receiving 6 back to back sportsmanship awards, alongside Top Choreography, overall first place recognition, 4 Dancers of the Year, and “Mr Starpower” National Champion Carter Dolyniuk 2016! Fall 2017 Classes Begins the week of September 11, 2017 ~ registration info can be found on our website beginning in June. Please visit our website at Dfyyourdance.com under the “SCHEDULE” tab for all summer sessions which begin in June! (this schedule will be out beginning May 1) PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR 2 SPRING PRODUCTIONS! Our competitive production, slated for May 13, at Berg High School, beginning at 7pm, and our outdoor studio production on May 20, beginning at 7:30pm in Downtown Dickinson! Ticket info can be found on our website or by calling us directly at 701-290-1954. Nikki St. John - Artistic Director/Owner Debbie Jarrett - Associate Director Janelle Yoder - Director of Children’s Developmental Programs

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3rdâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;4th grade flag football league designed to attract youth to the sport of football; teach them the skills and fundamentals to play the game and teach sportsmanship.

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Youth Flag Football

Registration will be held Aug. 22 at the high school equipment shed. Forms will be available on our website or Facebook page.

Tackle Football 5th-6th grade tackle football league focuses on teaching the fundamentals of the game and gives a solid foundation to tackle football. Games are played on Saturday mornings at the DHS practice field.

DYFL Contacts: Facebook page Dickinson Youth Football League Dickinsonyouthfootball.com Dixfootball@gmail.com Amber Berg 307-751-3906

Registration and equipment checkout will be held on August 16 and 23 at the high school equipment shed. Forms will be available on our website or Facebook page.

Dan Kovash 701-260-9057

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DICKINSON HOCKEY CLUB SUMMER EVENTS

SUMMER ICE IS COMING!! July 24, 2017

West River Ice Center Stick Handling Camp Date: July 17 - 20, 2017 Cost: $25/week

Planet Hockey Camp

Date: July 24 - 28 & July 31 - August 5, 2017

Providing No-Cost Early Education for Qualifying Children Birth to Age 5 and Expectant Families Accepting Applications for our Programs Serving: Adams, Billings, Bowman, Dunn, Golden Valley, Hettinger, Slope and Stark counties

Canadian Professional Goalie/Goal Scorers Camp Date: August 7-10, 2017

Call Now! 701-227-3010 or 1-877-546-8420 for more Information or an Application

Visit Dickinsonhockey.com and stay tuned for other summer activities on the ice!

Dickinson Gymnastics Club Dickinson High School (Southeast entrance) Phone: 701-456-0011 Director: Kent Van Ells

SUMMER SESSION SCHEDULE June 5 to July 26 (two months).

Tiny Tots (3&4 yrs) Monday

1:00-1:40pm-1:45-2:25pm

Tuesday

10:00-10:40am-10:45-11:25am

Tuesday

6:00-6:40pm-6:45-7:25pm

Wednesday 6:00-6:40pm-6:45-7:25pm Levels 2&3 (Beginners) Monday 1:00-1:55pm-1:45-2:40pm Tuesday 10:00-10:55am-10:45-11:00am Tuesday 6:00-6:55pm-6:45-7:40pm Wednesday 6:00-6:55pm-6:45-7:40pm

To register for any of the Dickinson Hockey Club Summer Program Contact: Dallas Kuntz

701-483-7825

dickinsonhockey@ndsupernet.com or visit our web site at

dickinsonhockey.com

Levels 4,5&6 (Int.-adv.) Monday 1:45-2:40pm Tuesday 10:45-11:40am Tuesday 6:45-7:40pm Wednesday 6:45-7:40pm

FEES for ENTIRE Summer Session Tiny Tots

Beg & Int

1 lesson per week ……………$76.00 ……………….$88.00

2 lessons per week …………$144.00 ………………$168.00 3 lessons per week …………$212.00 ………………$246.00 $20.00 Annual Family Membership when due. Family Rates: 1st child regular fee. Each additional child 10% reduced fee.

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Class size will be capped this year to ensure quality instruction. Registration closes May 17th. Registration forms are available at the West River Community Center or download a form at roughriderjudo.com. There will be a uniform sizing and pickup at the DHS Wrestling Room Thursday, May 30th from 7:-8:30 pm. *Gentle Ways Inc. is a non-proﬁt organization. All instructors are volunteers.

Ages: 5 yrs - Adult Dates: May 30 - June 29 Fees: $15.00/uniform required Location: DHS Wrestling Room Nick Lambert - 483-4329 Jeﬀ Ficek - 227-8710 Online: roughriderjudo.com

SAFETY CITY Ages: 4-6 yrs. Dates: June 5 – June 15th Monday through Thursday Fee: $35.00 Times: 9:00-11:30 am or 1:00-3:30 pm Location: Lincoln Elementary School Deadline: June 1, 2017 A comprehensive safety education program sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Children will practice “real life” safety situations in a miniature “city”. Children will have fun learning about ﬁre safety, animal safety, bicycle, railroad crossings, electrical safety, poison control, school buses, stranger danger, safety belts and farm and water safety. Students practice riding bikes and crossing streets in a miniature city setting. Each child will receive activity packets, ﬁngerprint card and photo I.D., bicycle helmet, t-shirt and special “graduation” materials.

Register by calling Becky at 701-227-0131 or email beckyb@dickinsoncap.org Call after May 1 to see if you qualify for a reduced fee.

Special Olympics Special Olympics is a year-round sports training and competition program for people with intellectual disabilities 8 years old and above. The following is a list of sports offered • Unified Soccer • Weightlifting • Bowling • Basketball • Swimming • Track • Field • Unified Volleyball • Winter Sports

Safe Communities Coalition

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Introduction to Judo for Juniors

Please follow all traffic safety rules when going to and from all summer activities. The Safe Communities Coalition offers the following tips to ensure safe arrival. • Obey all signs, signals and traffic laws. • Use crosswalks to walk across all streets. • If riding a bicycle, cross busy streets by walking your bike in the crosswalk. • Bicyclists must ride with traffic as close to the right side of the

Special Olympics is a volunteer organization. Anyone interested in helping or coaching Special Olympics, or if you know any individual who may want to participate, please contact Ken Stockert (Area 12 Director) Phone: 701- 290-8840 or Special Olympics North Dakota: 1-800-279-4201. Email: area12so@yahoo.com

street as possible. • Pedestrians must walk facing traﬃc on the left side of the street. • At all times watch for cars. • Don’t start across the street until traﬃc is clear. • The Safe Communities Coalition also urges vehicle drivers to be ever watchful for children on bicycles and on foot this summer. • Observance of the rules will make an enjoyable and safe summer for everyone.

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Dickinson Soccer Club

West River Soccer Complex - DICKINSON, ND June 26th-30th

First Kicks ….... 3-4yrs …...... 4:00 - 5:00pm …........ $82 Mini Soccer …... 5-6yrs …….. 5:30 - 7:00pm ……….. $97 Half-Day ……... 7-16yrs …..... 4:00 - 7:00pm …...... $129

Challenger Coaching Staff will also be offering a FREE COACHING CLINIC on May 23 from 7:30-9:30pm. Register at www.challengersports.com by May 12 for FREE replica jersey!Applications and payment can be mailed to: Mike Parry, 8263 Flint St, Lenexa, KS 66214 Phone: (913) 599-4884 ext 227 • Email: mparry@challengersports.com

Checks payable to: Challenger Sports

Cost:

June 6th -June 29th, every Tuesday and Thursday (8 sessions) 1:00-1:50 pm 4 year old (born in 2013). 2:00-2:50 pm 5-6 year old (born in 2011 or 2012). $55/child. (Price includes a soccer ball) Space limited so register early.

Summer Soccer Outdoor Recreational Program - Ages 7-12 Dates:

Practice & Game Dates: 2 days/week May 1st -July 12th at West River Soccer Fields No practices/games: May 22nd -25th (British Soccer Camp); May 29th; and July 3rd – 4th Coaches Draft: April 15th; Practice & Game Schedules Posted: May 1st Ages: Ages 7-12 (born Jan. 1st, 2005 – Dec. 31st, 2010) (some children will still be age 6). Cost: $110/child ($90 +$20 Jersey fee) + 4 hour volunteer commitment per family ($100 volunteer deposit) Register online @ www.dickinsonsoccer.com Registration open online Mar 1st - April 1st Practice & Parent Meeting May 1st @6 pm at West River Community Center Soccer Fields

Summer Soccer Academy League (Competitive Training) – Ages 9-14

Dates: Team Formation Practices Mar 20th & 21st @ Roosevelt Elementary Ages 9-10 @ 6-7:15 pm; Ages 11-14 @ 7:15-8:30 pm Mar 24th @ Jeﬀerson Elementary All Ages 6:30 – 8:00 pm Academy Parent’s Mandatory Meeting, Tuesday, April 4th @ 7 pm at Roosevelt Elementary Cafeteria Practice Starts: Week of April 4 th (practices will continue through July—days/times TBD) Ages: Ages 9-14 (Born Jan 1st, 2003 to Dec 31st, 2008) Cost: $90 + Uniform & Tournament Fees (based on tournaments selected) *** Parents please bring tournament availability/fees and birth certiﬁcate to the parent meeting

Coaches & Referees needed (training is available). Contact us at dickinsonsoccer@ndsupernet.com For more info on our programs or to register go to www.dickinsonsoccer.com QUESTIONS ??? CONTACT US AT: dickinsonsoccer@ndsupernet.com

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AUGUST 6—10

At ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH 146 6th Ave W, Dickinson, ND

WHEN: Mon., Aug 7th thru Wed. Aug 9th, 9:00 am—12:00 pm

GET ACQUAINTED at the ICE CREAM SOCIAL on Sunday, Aug. 6 3:00—5:00 pm

Snacks will be provided!

WHEN: Mon., Aug 7th thru Thurs. Aug 10th, 9:00 am—3:00 pm

Snacks will be provided! Campers need to bring their own lunch.

Preschool camp is led by St. John Lutheran Church.

Day Camp is led by Badlands Ministries Bible Camp

ALL CAMPERS & FAMILIES COME FOR A CLOSING MEAL AND WORSHIP ON THURS., AUG 10TH AT 6:00 PM COST —

There is no charge to attend this camp. ALL CHILDREN ARE WELCOME!

HOW TO REGISTER— Register for camp at www.stjohnelc.org by clicking on the Day Camp banner. Forms are also available at St. John Lutheran Church.

Medora Day Camp K –6th Grade $25 per day, $60 for Season Pass Roundtrip transportation to and from Medora 1:30-5:30pm every Wednesday. June 14-August 9, no camp July 5 Trail Blazers

Roughriders

4th - 6th Grade $350 Week 5: July 9-14 A rustic camp-out experience at our main site. Sleep in tipis, cook over a fire, learn survival skills and enjoy star gazing!

K & 1st Grade $40 per day Night Life 7th - 9th Grade $375 Week 4: June 25-30, Week 8: July 30-Aug 4 Week 2: June 12-15 This sneak peak of camp enables our littlest Sleep by day & play by night! Enjoy camp, campers a a week of adventures without having Night Life style! to spend the night. 2-7:30PM Mon-Thurs. Wranglers 6th - 12th Grade $475 Discovery 2nd & 3rd Grade $200 Week 2: June 11-16 Learn horsemanship basics & riding all while Week 5: July 9-11 Week 7: July 23-25. July 26-28 connecting the experience to faith! Two nights & three days of camp fun designed Golf Camp 6th - 12th grade $400 with our younger campers in mind! Week 6: July 16-21

Pioneers

4th - 6th Grade $350 Week 3:June 18-23, Week 6:July 16-21 Week 7:July 23-28 A classic week of all the “must haves” for a great camp experience! *Add horsemanship Week 3 for $75 *Add swim lessons Week 6 for $35!

A Bully Pulpit golf pro will lead campers in basic golf instruction at Bully Pulpit Golf Course. All level players welcome.

High Adventure

7th - 12th Grade $425 Week 5: July 9-14 Join our staff and a guide for a full week of camping, hiking, cooking over a fire and more at Makoshika State Park in eastern Montana!

ATnC Camp

10th - 12th Grade $375 Week 4: June 25-30 Adventurous Teens & Christ! Same great camp, fun new adventures and activities for high school youth.

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SUMMER DAY CAMP

Staff In Training

10th - 12th Grade $225 Week 7: July 23-28 Learn what it is like to be a camp counselor! Contact the camp for details & application.

Family Weekend

$250 per family unit July 7-9, 2017 A camp experience for the whole family! You won’t want to miss out on this special weekend!

EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT $25 off registration if you sign up by May 1st! * Excludes Medora Day Camp & Trailblazers

SIBLING DISCOUNT Sign up for a week of camp and your sibling can take $50 off their registration fee! *Registration based on grade level in Spring 2017

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Learn to ﬂy...Swim with the Dolphins

Splash Week!

Date: May 22-25, 2017 Ages: 6 and up Time: 4:00-5:30 p.m. Location: West River Community Center Lap Pool Fee: FREE

The Dickinson Dolphins Swim Team is open to any youth, age 6-18, who enjoy swimming and want to learn new skills and endurance. The essence of the program is personal improvement; achieving a “personal best”, while being part of a team. The Dickinson Dolphin Swim Team is associated with USA Swimming, a sponsor of the US Olympic Trials.

ROUGHRIDER COMPOSITE SQUADRON

CIVIL AIR PATROL For Youth ages 12 - 18 Flight Training Scholarships Encampment Emergency Services

The Civil Air Patrol is a year-round program where youth members learn to ﬂy, lead, camp, aerospace education, search & rescue, and push themselves to new limits! *Meetings are held every Thursday, 6:30pm at Berg Elementary

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: 2nd Lt Laura Roy Cadet Activities Officer

During Splash Week youth swim for FREE and swimming skills will be evaluated to ensure the swimmer is able to complete swim team workouts. Swimmers should be able to swim the length of the pool or have completed Level 3 in swimming lessons. If you are interested in fun, friends, and fitness, this is an opportunity to see if swimming with the Dolphins is for you! Come try it out for three days with no obligation.

It’s FUN to go off the Deep End with the Dolphins! Register for the season nightly from 5:00-5:30 pm. NOTE: Your family DOES NOT need to be a member of the West River Community Center for your child to be a member of the Dolphin Swim Team.

406-531-4610

facebook.com/dickinsoncap

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(701) 456-2074

2017 Fall/winter Activity Guide

GET NOTICED Place ad here

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CALL TODAY

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3X3 MEN’S FLAG BASKETBALL FOOTBALL LEAGUE LEAGUE AGES: REG DEADLINE: SEASON: NIGHT OF PLAY: TIMES: PLAYER FEE: SPONSOR FEE:

Men 18+ yrs. | H.S. students are ineligible August 23 Sept 20 – Nov 8, 2017 Wednesday Evenings $35.00 $80.00

DESCRIPTION: Competitive ½ court league play in a recreational setting! Participation in this program is a great way to jump start refining your basketball skills for the full court winter season. Players interested in forming a team must obtain and submit completed registration packet information by the registration deadline. Registration packets are available at Dickinson Parks and Recreation.

AGES: REG DEADLINE: SEASON: NIGHT OF PLAY: TIMES: PLAYER FEE: SPONSOR FEE:

Men 18+ yrs. | H.S. students are ineligible August 16 Sept 14 – Oct 15 Sunday & Thursday Evenings $35.00 $80.00

DESCRIPTION: Competitive league play in a recreational setting! This league is played with non-contact rules, providing players with a great cardio workout experience. Players interested in forming a team must obtain and submit completed registration packet information by the registration deadline. Registration packets are available at Dickinson Parks and Recreation.

GOLF SPRING LEAGUE AGES: REG DEADLINE: SEASON: NIGHT OF PLAY: FEE:

DESCRIPTION: Enjoy the scenic Heart River Golf Course by participating in this recreational golf league. 3-person teams compete in friendly match play golf competition. Players interested in forming a team must obtain and submit completed registration packet information by the registration deadline. Registration packets are available at Dickinson Parks and Recreation. Limited team space available!

SUMMER LEAGUE AGES: REG DEADLINE: SEASON: NIGHT OF PLAY: FEE:

18+ yrs. July 10 Men Women Men Women $26.00 $83.00

Aug 21 – Sept 25 Aug 24 – Sept 28 Monday Thursday Member (sub - $5) Non-member (sub - $10)

DESCRIPTION: Enjoy the scenic Heart River Golf Course by participating in this recreational golf league! 2-person teams compete in friendly stroke play/scramble format golf competition. Players interested in forming a team must obtain and submit completed registration packet information by the registration deadline. Registration packets are available at Dickinson Parks and Recreation. Limited team space available!

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GOLF INSTRUCTION For group or private instruction, contact our Head Pro Patrick Rominger, PGA, at the Pro Shop, (701) 456-2050 or (607) 259-5590. Heart River Golf Course 2510 8th St SW Dickinson, ND 58601 www.heartrivergolfcourse.com

MEN’S DAY TUESDAY: Tee times scheduled to run approximately 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. This season there will be a Net and Gross Skins Game every week. Sign up required at the Pro Shop.

WOMEN’S DAY WEDNESDAYS: The Women’s Golf Association tees of every Wednesday at 8:00 am. This group plays a variety of different games and has a lot of fun. Go out to the Heart River Golf Course any Wednesday by 7:45 am to sign in. You may join at anytime during the summer. Officially women’s day will begin the first Wednesday in June, but some of the group might begin to meet in May just for fun. A spring golf social will be held on Wednesday, April 26, at 5:30pm at the Heart River Retreat. Bring a friend to learn about the association and socialize. The third annual Ladies Bakken Tournament will be June 14 & 15 at the HRGC, with handicap and non-handicap divisions. For more information call Joy Kudrna at 225-0663 or 590-0982. You can also call the golf course at 456-2050.

LEISURE SPORTS Play some of your favorite sports and drop-in at one of the following times. These leagues are designed to provide physical conditioning in a leisure type atmosphere. Teams are determined on a daily basis at the site. We offer the following Adult Leisure Sports:

TENNIS COED Adult/High School DATES: June 1 - August 10, 2017 DAY/TIME: Thursday | 6:00-8:00pm LOCATION: West River Community Center FEE: Free with WRCC membership or $3.00 drop-in

VOLLEYBALL

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GOLF

COED Adult/High School AGES: Grades 11-12 to Adult DATES: June 4 – August 13, 2017 DAY/TIME: Sunday | 3:30-7:30pm LOCATION: West River Community Center FEE: Free with WRCC membership or $3.00 drop-in ADVANCED COED Adult/High School AGES: Grades 11-12 to Adult DATES: June 2 – August 11, 2017 DAY/TIME: Friday | 6:30-9:30pm LOCATION: West River Community Center FEE: Free with WRCC membership or $3.00 drop-in

WALLYBALL COED Adult/High School DATES: June 1 – August 10, 2017 DAY/TIME: Thursday | 6:30-9:30pm LOCATION: West River Community Center FEE: Free with WRCC membership or $3.00 drop-in

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SENIORS NOURISHING GENERATIONS AGES: 50+ yrs. DAYS/TIMES: Tuesday | 11:05 am SESSIONS: May 9 | June 13 July 11 | Aug 8 LOCATION: WRCC - Room #1 FEE: FREE DESCRIPTION: You are invited to a free monthly class concentrating on various subjects for health and wellness of the body and mind as well as other educational topics. Join us after Silver Sneakers class! Refreshments will be served. Learn about other upcoming health and wellness opportunities offered at West River Community Center.

THE POTLUCK CLUB AGES: DAYS: TIMES: SESSIONS: LOCATION: FEE:

50+ yrs. Friday 11:05 am - 12:00 pm July 14 | Sept 22 WRCC - Room #1 FREE DESCRIPTION: Welcoming all Silver Sneakers members and friends to this social event! Enjoy good conversation, food, refreshments and prizes. Please bring a dish to pass. Learn about other upcoming health and wellness opportunities offered at West River Community Center.

SOFTBALL SOFTBALL LEAGUE

AGES:

16+ yrs. (by May 8, 2017)

REG DEADLINE: SEASON: NIGHT OF PLAY: PLAYER FEE: SPONSOR FEE:

April 5 May 8 – Aug 3 Monday | Women (Coed possibly) Tuesday & Thursday | Men Wednesday | Coed Men & Women - $48.00 Coed - $35.00 Men & Women - $170.00 Coed - $120.00

(Player’s 16 or 17 must have written parental consent)

DESCRIPTION: Competitive league play in a recreational setting! These leagues (teams and games) are USA Softball sanctioned and played under the rules of USA Softball of North Dakota (with Dickinson Parks and Recreation rule adaptations). Players interested in forming a team must obtain and submit completed registration packet information by the registration deadline.

SOFTBALL UMPIRES INTERESTED IN BEING A SOFTBALL UMPIRE? Contact DPR’s Recreation Supervisor, Wilson McLaughlin, at (70) 456-2074 prior to attending the Umpire Registration Meeting.

Umpire Registration Meeting: Wed., April 5, 2017 / 6:00 pm / West River Community Center.

UNIFIED SOFTBALL

DESCRIPTION: This program is structured for those individuals with disabilities, in conjunction with individuals desiring to assist and interact with the individual with a disability in a leisurely softball game setting. Teams consist of a 50% - 50% distribution of participants with a disability and those without. Anyone interested in participating in this program may contact program coordinator Rosie Jahner (701-290-5328) by May 22, 2017.

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PRIVATE TENNIS LESSONS LOCATION:

West River Community Center - Indoor Tennis Courts

DESCRIPTION: Adult private tennis lessons will be taken on an as needed basis. Please call Dickinson Parks and Recreation at 701-456-2074.

VOLLEYBALL SAND VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE

FALL VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE

AGES: REG DEADLINE: SEASON: NIGHT OF PLAY: PLAYER FEE: SPONSOR FEE:

18+ yrs. | H.S. students are ineligible April 25 May 23 – Aug 1 Tuesday | Women Thursday | Coed $38.00 $85.00

DESCRIPTION: Competitive league play in a recreational setting! Participation in this league is a great way to enjoy some outdoor interaction with your peers on a beautiful summer evening. Volleyball matches in this league are self-officiated with a Dickinson Parks and Recreation supervisor on site. NEW -VOLLEYBALL POLE SYSTEM (Keeps Nets Tight)!!!

18+ yrs. | H.S. students are ineligible Aug 9 Sept 6 – Nov 20 Monday | Coed Wednesday | Women $38.00 $85.00

DESCRIPTION: Competitive league play in a recreational setting! BUMP up your energy level with participation in the sport of Volleyball. Players interested in forming a team must obtain and submit completed registration packet information by the registration deadline. Registration packets are available at Dickinson Parks and Recreation.

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2017 ND YOUTH STATE TRACK & FIELD AGES: DATE: LOCATION: REGISTRATION: EVENT BEGINS:

7-14 yrs. (as of December 31, 2017) May 5, 2017 DSU Biesiot Activities Center (BAC) – Roger Huffman Track 5:45 pm @ BAC (Day of event) Field Events - 6:00 pm / Running Events – 6:30 pm

This event is a great opportunity to introduce the Dickinson area youth to the sport of Track & Field. Boys and girls must compete in separate divisions at their proper age level. Participants must wear tennis shoes. No spikes or turf shoes of any kind are permitted. This competition is FREE OF CHARGE.

BADLANDS BOWL ALL-STAR GAME MT VS. ND DATES: LOCATION:

June 17, 2017 Miles City, Montana

The top 34 graduating senior football players from Montana and North Dakota will square off for the annual Badlands Bowl. The game, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus of North Dakota and Montana, helps raise money for local charities. This year’s game will be played in Miles City, Montana on June 17, 2017 at Denton Field. The 2018 Badlands Bowl will hold its 25th Anniversary game back in Dickinson at the Biesiot Activities Center on the campus of Dickinson State University.

BADLANDS SELF-PACED TRIATHLON DATES: August 28-October 6, 2017 FEE: $25.00/person

Register for the division you would like to compete in, and set your own pace. You have up to 40 days to reach your personal goals. Activity miles may be completed at WRCC or outdoors. We will rely on the honor system for all competitors when recording their mileage totals. Reach your goal by the end of the event and receive a t-shirt. Registration information will be available in the WRCC media rack and online at dickinsonparks.org. DIVISIONS • ULTRA-IRONMAN-5.2 mile swim, 52 mile run/walk, 220 mile bike • IRONMAN-2.6 mile swim, 26 mile run/walk, 110 mile bike • TINMAN-1.5 mile swim, 13 mile run/walk, 55 mile bike • OLYMPIC-1 mile swim, 6 mile run/walk, 24 mile bike • SPRINT-750 meter swim, 3 mile run/walk, 12 mile bike

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Phil Patterson Memorial Bandshell Memorial Park | 801 5th Ave W

FREE

JUNE 13

JUNE 20

JUNE 27

JULY 4

JULY 11

JULY 18

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BANDSHELL CONCERT SERIES Join us for Free live music JUNE 13 - FLAG RETIREMENT CEREMONY Prior to the kickoff concert on June 13th, there will be a Flag Retirement Ceremony presented by the members of the 816th Military Police Company and The American Legion Post #3. Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts will be present. If you have a flag that has become unserviceable you may drop it off at the Dickinson Area Chamber of Commerce or National Guard Armory. JULY 4 - SPECIAL CONCERT AND FIREWORKS This special concert will be followed by the fireworks show put on by the Roughrider Commision and sponsored by the City of Dickinson. CONCERT LINEUP Concert Lineup is subject to change. Check our website at dickinsonparks.org and the DPR Facebook page for updates. SEATING / CONCESSIONS Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Concessions will be available for purchase each week by Relay for Life. INCLEMENT WEATHER The West River Ice Center will be our backup location. BECOME A SPONSOR Call Program Supervisor, Alissa Karsky, at the DPR office 701-456-2074.

JULY 25

AUG 1

AUG 8

AUG 15

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CHALK WALK 8/25/17

FREE EVENT CHALK MUSIC VENDORS FAMILY FUN Memorial Park Ι Bandshell Ι 4 pm - 8 pm Dickinson Parks and Recreation presents the 2nd Annual Chalk Walk. All ages are welcome, come engage in this creative community activity. We'll provide the chalk, and you provide the inspiration. We look forward to seeing you there!

ART ADVOCATES Are you a local artist that would like to be featured at the event? Contact us for the details!

SPONSORS & VENDORS To become a sponsor or a vendor for this event please call the DPR office at (701) 456-2074.

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TAKE THE PLEDGE Parks and recreation agencies are the health and wellness leaders in their communities. Having a safe place to go after school, being active and eating healthy are vital services parks and recreation agencies provide. This is why NRPA created Commit to Health -- a campaign that supports the implementation and evaluation of Healthy Eating, along with Physical Activity (HEPA) standards in parks and recreation sites across the country. This July, discover the power of play and adventure. For children and adults, play is a vital part of our mental wellbeing, physical health and personal interactions. During Park and Recreation Month, NRPA is challenging everyone to get their play on with their local parks and recreation.

AGES: DATE: LOCATION: REGISTRATION: EVENT BEGINS:

6 - 15 yrs. (as of December 31, 2017) August 21, 2017 DSU Biesiot Activities Center (BAC) Roger Huffman Track 5:45 pm @ BAC (Day of event) Field Events - 6:00 pm Running Events – 6:30 pm

EVENTS - (DPR)

NFL PUNT, PASS & KICK

DESCRIPTION: This event is a great opportunity to introduce the Dickinson area youth to the sport of Track & Field. Boys and girls must compete in separate divisions at their proper age level. Participants must wear tennis shoes. No spikes or turf shoes of any kind are permitted. This competition is FREE OF CHARGE.

Dickinson Parks and Recreation has made the pledge to commit to Health from National Recreation & Parks Association (NRPA). National Parks and Recreation July Theme 2017 – “Get Your Play On”

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EVENTS - (DPR)

NATIONAL PARKS AND RECREATION MONTH “Get Your Play On”

For children and adults, play is a vital part of our mental wellbeing, physical health and personal interactions. During Park and Recreation Month, Dickinson Parks and Recreation is challenging everyone to get their play on and discover what the Dickinson community has to offer. Whether it’s a youth activity, an adult league, exploring a park, trying a fitness class, meeting friends on the playground, playing cards in the park, or discovering nature — parks and play go hand in hand. Below is a list of FREE Dickinson Parks and Recreation activities that are taking place in July for National Parks and Recreation Month: • • •

Free Golf Day Free Patterson Lake Day Free Ice Skating

• • •

Free WRCC Day Free Bandshell Concerts Beach Party

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“Explore Your Parks”- Explorer Card “Explore Your Parks”- Photo Contest #GoWithGus

EXPLORE YOUR PARKS

Dickinson Parks and Recreation “Explore Your Parks” is an opportunity for you and your family to discover and explore the parks in our community. Flip to page 7 - 10 of this brochure to find a list of all Dickinson parks, a park map, addresses and amenities. There are two different opportunities for this “Explore Your Parks” summer challenge:

1. “Explorer Card” On the next page you will find 4 different Explorer Cards: Northwest, Northeast, Southwest and Southeast. Turn in one or all of the cards by July 31st to be entered into a contest for the chance to win an awesome DPR Family Recreation Package. Explore cards can be dropped off or mailed to the Dickinson Parks and Recreation office located at 2004 Fairway Street. On your card you will find six hints and six park names with addresses. The hints consist of objects you will discover at each park. In no particular order visit all of the parks listed on your card. Fill in the blanks with the name of the park that the hint belongs to.

2. “Explore your parks photo contest” We want to see you and your family exploring our parks, so take your best shot and share it with us! The best photo from our contest will win a DPR Family Recreation Package. There are several ways to enter: 1) Instagram- Post your photo on Instagram and tag @dickinsonparks #GoWithGus 2) Facebook- Post your photo on Facebook and tag @dickinsonparks #GoWithGus 3) Email- Send an email with your photo to dprd@dickinsonparks.org

DICKINSON PARKS & RECREATION

TWO RED SWIRLY SLIDES ALLIGATOR YOU CAN RIDE TALL FRIENDLY DINOSAUR MEASURE HOW HIGH YOU JUMP TEAL BRIDGE WAY TALL ORANGE TORNADO SLIDE

Parks

• ALL SEASONS PARK • FISHER PARK • HILLSIDE PARK

HINTS 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.) 5.) 6.)

• HOSPITAL PARK • LINCOLN PARK • PLEASANT VALLEY PARK

LARGE RED LADY BUG ONLY PARK WITHOUT A SIGN TALLEST PLAY STRUCTURE SKY BLUE SPIRAL CLIMBER LISTEN TO MUSIC & DISC GOLF NEXT TO A HILL

Parks

DICKINSON PARKS & RECREATION

HINTS 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.) 5.) 6.)

EXPLORER CARD

RAINBOW SLIDE YELLOW MOTORCYCLE SPRINGS NO PLAY STRUCTURE BRIGHT BLUE PLAYGROUND TOP FOUR ANIMALS ON SPRINGS DOWN BY THE RIVER

Parks

• EASTSIDE COMPLEX • PINE TREE • SIMPSON PARK • GRESS PARK • SUNCREST PARK • JAYCEE PARK

EXPLORER CARD

• KOSTELECKY PARK • LEISURE PARK • MEMORIAL PARK

EVENTS - (DPR)

HINTS 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.) 5.) 6.)

EXPLORER CARD

DICKINSON PARKS & RECREATION

• OPTIMIST PARK • ROCKY BUTTE PARK • ROERS PARK

DICKINSON PARKS & RECREATION

HINTS 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.) 5.) 6.)

EXPLORER CARD

RIDE THE BUMBLE BEE LARGE GREEN FISH YELLOW SPOTTED FROG THREE YELLOW SLIDES SMART WAY TO PLAY SIGN NEXT TO LARGE WATER SOURCE

Parks

• COLLEGE PARK • EAGLES PARK • LIONS PARK

• PRIDE PARK • TURTLE PARK • WESTEND PARK

EVENTS - (DPR)

NW EXPLORER CARD

NE EXPLORER CARD

KOSTELECKY PARK..............1949 Prairie Ave

ALL SEASONS PARK................ 1605 1st Ave E

LEISURE PARK..................2015 Empire Road

FISHER PARK.............................. 825 19th St E

OPTIMIST PARK......................... 731 6th St W

HILLSIDE PARK......................... 1125 10th St E

MEMORIAL PARK................... 801 5th Ave W

HOSPITAL PARK......................... 175 9th St W

ROCKY BUTTE PARK...............566 Fairway St

LINCOLN PARK...................... 1084 2nd Ave E

ROERS PARK......................... 285 23rd Ave W

PLEASANT VALLEY PARK..........875 4th Ave E

SW EXPLORER CARD

SE EXPLORER CARD

COLLEGE PARK....................... 1474 2nd St W

EASTSIDE COMPLEX................. 245 9th Ave E

EAGLES PARK....................... 428 2nd Ave SW

GRESS PARK............................632 2nd Ave SE

LIONS PARK.................... 3753 114th Ave SW

JAYCEE PARK.............................497 2nd St SE

PRIDE PARK............................. 349 6th St SW

PINE TREE PARK..................... 733 2nd Ave W

TURTLE PARK.............. 2352 W Broadway St

SIMPSON PARK........................... 555 3rd St E

WESTEND PARK.................187 S College Ave

SUNCREST PARK.................... 222 10th Ave E

Northwest PARKS

Southwest PARKS

Northeast PARKS

Southeast PARKS

EVENTS - (DPR)

Pooch Pool Party FREE EVENT DATE: End of Summer 2017 TIME: 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm | Small Dogs (less than 30 lbs) 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm | Large Dogs (more than 30 lbs) LOCATION: WRCC Outdoor Pool DESCRIPTION: It’s a party for the pooches! Come to the Pooch Pool Party and let the furry ones enjoy a dip in the pool. All pool chemicals will have been turned off for 24 hours, so it’s safe for the pups. Dog owners can only enter up to ankle or calf height. This is a free event, but donations are welcome and will be used towards improvements at our Dickinson Dog Park. There will be doggie bags available and prizes awarded during the small and large dog hour. Sponsors & Vendors: Become a sponsor or vendor, call the DPR office at (701) 456-2074.

YOUTH SS 100 MILE RODEO WALKING CHALLENGE SHOW AGES: DATE: LOCATION: REG. DEADLINE: FEE:

50+ yrs. June 1-August 13 WRCC - Community Room #1 June 1 $10.00

DESCRIPTION: Challenge yourself to walk 100 miles! Walk inside or outside, keep track of miles walked on provided log sheet. Prizes will be awarded for participation.

DATE: TIME: LOCATION: FEE:

June 23 3:00 pm West River Ice Center FREE

DESCRIPTION: Bring the family and kick off Roughrider Days with this youth rodeo show. Learn all about the rodeo from the experts. Meet Jodi Carpar – 3x National Finals Steer Roper, and 2x RAM National Circuit Finals Professional Announcer. Korkow Rodeos LLC -- a third generation rodeo producer and stock contractor, also nominated annually by the cowboys to perform at the Badlands Circuit Finals Rodeo and the Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo. Troy Heinert -- rodeo cowboy pick-up rider who’s responsible for the safety of the cowboys who ride saddle broncs, bare backs, and bulls. Rodeo Clown Matt Tarr -- professional rodeo clown and barrel man will be performing, along with Harold Heinert. Other live 4 legged special guests will be present. Kettle corn will have popcorn and refreshments available for purchase.

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EVENTS - (OUTSIDE GROUPS)

2017

3ND ANNUAL RUN/WALK AUGUST 27– 5K, KIDS RUN, HALF MARATHON & HALF (2 PERSON ) RELAY HALF MARATHON ROUTE: HALF TRAIL, HALF ROAD RACE

www.dalefkilweinmemorialrun.com FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE RACE, REGISTRATION, VOLUNTEERING, TRAINING RUN GROUP OR SPONSORING CONTACT: CRYSTAL AT dalefkilweinmemorialrun@gmail.com

“Gulliver’s Travels” July 31 – Aug, 4, 2017 Dickinson High School Final Performance – 6:30 pm, Friday, Aug. 4, 2017 Time: 10:00 am – 2:30 pm Days: Monday – Thursday & Friday All Day Age: 1st Grade – Age 18 Registration Fee: $40/student (maximum of 60 students) Please register by contacting: Nancy Lefor at 701-483-3860 Sponsored by: Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Frontier Lodge 27

SAVE THE DATES

2017

r o o d t u O family Movie Nights AT THE BAC

June 20 July 18 August 15

MOVIE - 7:30PM | DOORS OPEN - 7PM $10/family I $5/individual CONCESSIONS OPEN No coolers, outside food/drink. Seating available in stands. Bring a blanket and sit on the turf! Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

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Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 Time: 8:30 am – 12:00 pm Ages: 12 years and younger Location: Dickinson Dike / Turtle Park

Kids Fishing Derby is held in conjunction with the North Dakota free ﬁshing weekend and is oﬀered free of charge, sponsored by the Bureau of Land Management, US Forest Service and the Southwest Anglers. Prizes and awards will be given out and a free lunch will be served.

For more information contact

Curt Decker at 701-227-7822.

EVENTS - (OUTSIDE GROUPS)

Kids Fishing Derby

16th

ANNUAL 5k/10k WALK-RUN Saturday,

JUNE 3, 2017 West River Ice Center, 1865 Empire Road, Dickinson Registration: 7:30-8:30 am Cost: $20 per participant Kids Fun Run 8:30AM / 10K 9AM / 5K 9:15AM

100 SILENT AUCTION ITEMS - OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! 9th ANNUAL

GOLF SCRAMBLE

Saturday, June 3, 2017 Pheasant Country Golf Course, South Heart 12PM Registration - 1PM Shot Gun Start Teams of 4 - $65/golfer Registration forms for both walk/run and golf tournament are available at WRCC, Family Fare or sherryswishes.org. Call 701-290-2636 with questions. All proceeds will go back to the Dickinson area community to support families with funds for cancer related expenses.

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TOURNAMENTS - (YOUTH)

YOUTH TOURNAMENTS 2017 AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL CENTRAL PLAINS REGIONAL TOURNAMENT DATES:

Aug 2 - Aug 6

LOCATION:

Dakota Community Bank & Trust Ballpark | Astoria Field

GAME TIMES:

Wed, Aug 2 @ 10:00 am | 1:00 pm | 4:30 pm | 7:30 pm Thu, Aug 3 @ 10:00 am | 1:00 pm | 4:30 pm | 7:30 pm Fri, Aug 4 @ 1:00 pm | 4:00 pm | 7:00 pm Sat, Aug 5 @ 3:00 pm | 6:00 pm

TEAMS:

SD Champ, MN (A) Champ, MN (B) Champ, NE (A) Champ, NE (B) Champ, IA Champ, ND Champ, Dickinson Roughriders (Host Team)

DESCRIPTION: Dickinson Parks and Recreation in partnership with the Dickinson Baseball Club is honored to host this prestigious tournament. The champion of this tournament will advance to the American Legion World Series in Shelby, North Carolina.

JUNIOR GOLF TOURNAMENT DIVISIONS: DATES: LOCATION: FEE:

9 & Under | 10 - 14 yrs. | 15 - 18 yrs. Friday, June 30 | 8:00 am Friday, July 28 | 8:00 am Heart River Golf Course $15.00 (includes green fee, prizes and lunch)

DESCRIPTION: There will be two, 9-hole golf tournaments conducted for three age categories: 9 and under, 10-14 years old, and 15-18 years old. This event is open to all area youth and players are not required to be in lessons.

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BADLANDS OPEN DISC GOLF TOURNAMENT OPEN TO COMPETITORS OF ANY SKILL LEVEL AND AGE DATE:

July 15 & July16

LOCATION:

July 15 - Rocky Butte Course | July 16 - Patterson Lake Course

HEART RIVER GOLF COURSE TOURNAMENTS JUNE 2

NDGA SENIOR BEST BALL CHAMPIONSHIP

JUNE 3 - 4

| NDGA 4 BALL CHAMPIONSHIP

JUNE 13 - 14

| LADIES BAKKEN INVITATIONAL

JUNE 16 - 17

HEART RIVER SHOOTOUT

JUNE 29

NDGA JUNIOR TOUR

SEPT 2 - 4

KEVIN BERGMAN LABOR DAY CLASSIC

TOURNAMENTS - (ADULT)

ADULT TOURNAMENTS

*Please visit heartrivergolfcourse.com for private tournaments scheduled throughout the summer.

SOFTBALL TOURNAMENTS ENTRY FEE MUST ACCOMPANY THE REGISTRATION FORMS

COED CLASSIC

LAST CHANCE

DIVISION: DATE: REG DEADLINE: LOCATION: FEE:

Coed June 10 May 30 (by 5:00 pm in DPR office) Gress Softball Complex | 455 8th Ave SW $130

MILLER LITE DIVISION: DATE: REG DEADLINE: LOCATION: FEE:

Men & Women July 8 & July 9 June 27 (by 5:00 pm in DPR office) Gress Softball Complex | 455 8th Ave SW Men - $150 | Women - $130

MENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S STATE REC 4-WEST DATE: LOCATION:

Men & Women Sept 10 Aug 29 (by 5:00 pm in DPR office) Gress Softball Complex | 455 8th Ave SW $130

SAM MCQUADE SR. BUDWEISER CHARITY SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT DATE: LOCATION:

June 23 - June 25 Bismarck & Mandan

DESCRIPTION: Information for this tournament can be found online at mcquades.com or by emailing mcquadessoftball@yahoo.com

Aug 19 & Aug 20 Gress Softball Complex | 455 8th Ave SW

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ASSOCIATIONS & CLUBS Academy of Dance..................................................227-4970 Artistic Exchange Dance Studio................................260-0817 Badlands Art Association.........................................690-5459 Badlanders Bicycle Club..........................................225-5075 Best Friends Mentoring Program.............................483-8615 Biesiot Activities Center...........................................483-1918 Blue Hawk Booster Club..........................................483-0440 DFy Dance Studio....................................................290-1954 Dakota Dinosaur Museum.......................................456-6225 Dakota Western Auto Club......................................225-8097 Dickinson Area Chamber of Commerce..................225-5115 Dickinson Area Public Library..................................456-7700 Dickinson Baseball Club, Inc...................................483-4808 Dickinson Convention & Visitors Bureau.................483-4988 Dickinson Disc Golf Club.........................................483-3177 Dickinson Football League.........................................260-9057 Dickinson Diamonds Fastpitch Softball Association.....974-3817 Dickinson Gymnastics Club.....................................456-0011 Dickinson Hockey Club, Inc.....................................483-7825 Dickinson Museum Center.......................................456-6225 Dickinson Soccer Club............................................483-9810 Dickinson Tennis Association..................................483-8217 Dickinson Urban Forestry Committee.....................483-9630 Dolphins Swim Team.............................susanmoberg@hotmail.com Early Childhood Center............................................227-3010 Game & Fish Department........................................227-7431 Girl Scouts Dakota Horizon.....................................1-800-326-4745 Hunter Safety Program............................................www.gf.nd.gov Mustang Baseball Club.........................www.dixmustang.com Optimist Club of Dickinson......................................307-399-9377 Prairie Cruisers Custom Car Club...........................225-9328 Red Cross (Stark County).......................................483-8704 Roughrider Archery Club.........................................227-0810 Roughrider Country Kiwanis Club...........................227-0131 Roughrider Judo......................................................227-8710 RSVP+ Dakota West...............................................227-8421 Slope Area Rifle & Pistol Club.................................290-6046 Southwest Anglers...................................................227-7822 Special Olympics.....................................................483-2079 Stark County Veterans Memorial Association.........225-9461 Sunset Senior Center..............................................483-0156 Tumbleweed Dance Club............................tricha2013@ndsupernet.com Victory Martial Arts (Tae Kwon Do)..........................701-527-8657 Women of Today......................................................690-7483

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUOUS SUPPORT

Dickinson Parks & Recreation is very thankful for the support our community provides us through sponsorships and donations. We are always searching for program and event sponsors, donors for large projects and gifted memorials to enhance the quality of life here in Dickinson. Current projects soliciting funds include the Veterans Memorial Pavilion, the Baseball Park renovation and the Crooked Crane Trail at Patterson Lake. Please give our office a call if you or your company are interested in becoming a sponsor or donor.

2004 FAIRWAY STREET Ι 701.456.2074 Ι WWW.DICKINSONPARKS.ORG

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DICKINSON Parks & Recreation

Book A tee Ti

Call (701) 456-2050 for tee times 2510 8th St SW, Dickinson, ND 58601 www.heartrivergolfcourse.com More HRGC details on Page 12

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