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Fall 2017 Activity Guide TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcome to the Fall 2017 Recreation Activity Guide! Inside these pages you will find a variety of activities offered by Lafayette Recreation and our partners. The resources of the great City of Lafayette are plentiful, offering fun and affordable recreation opportunities for all interests. From the fitness trails at Waneka Lake to the weight room at the Bob Burger Recreation Center, we are happy to help you find a recreation resource that suits you best. We support our community through a wide range of programs and special events offered each year, designed to help keep residents of all ages active and living healthy. This fall, find your way to CONNECT WITH REC. From a well-loved favorite activity, to something new that will stretch your limits, we welcome all ages and all abilities. Come visit Lafayette Recreation; we have something fun waiting for you! MISSION STATEMENT: To provide healthy opportunities with quality and value to engage the greater Lafayette community.
Get Active. Live Healthy!
CAPRA Accredited Agency
National Gold Medal Award Winner 2002 & 2014
Art, Adult..............................................................................41 After School Program............................................................27 Birthday Parties...............................................................64 Camps, School's Out.............................................................26 Childcare.............................................................................63 Community Events.............................................................6-10 Fitness, Adult...................................................................35-37 Fitness, Youth..................................................................22-23 Hours & Fees.........................................................................4-5 Golf, Indian Peaks Golf Course.........................................56-57 Parks & Open Space.........................................................52-55 Preschool........................................................................28-29 Personal Trainers.................................................................38 Pool Schedule, BBRC............................................................11 Registration Information.....................................................66 Room Rentals.......................................................................64 Senior Services, Drop-In Programs..................................48-50 Senior Services, Resources............................................45-47 Shelter Rentals.....................................................................52 Silver Sneakers Classes.......................................................40 Skateboarding Lessons.......................................................25 Sports, Adult....................................................................32-34 Sports, Youth...................................................................16-21 Swim Lessons, Adult.............................................................30 Swim Lessons, Youth.......................................................12-15 COVER PHOTO: Thank you to Michelle L aw r e n c e S c h a n ke r fo r providing the photo that appears on our cover. Would you like to see your photo appear on the cover of the Winter/Spring 2018 edition? Check our Facebook page for an opportunity to submit your winning shot! www.cityoflafayette.com/recreation • Fall 2017
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HOURS & FEES BOB L. BURGER RECREATION CENTER www.cityoflafayette.com/recreation
111 West Baseline Road, Lafayette, CO 80026 (303) 665-0469 Information Line (303) 665-0468
AGE
DAILY
20 VISIT CARD
Infant
1 & Under
FREE
FREE
5AM - 6:30PM
Child
2-5 years
$3
$48 ($2.40/visit)
7AM - 6PM
7AM - 5:30PM
Youth
6-17 years
$3.50
$56 ($2.80/visit)
8AM - 5PM
8AM - 4:30PM
Adult
18-54 years
$5
$80 ($4/visit)
Senior
55 & Up
$3.25
$52 ($2.60/visit)
Family
2 Adults & 2 Kids*
$10
BUILDING HOURS
POOL HOURS*
Monday - Thursday
5AM - 9PM
5AM - 8:30PM
Friday
5AM - 7PM
Saturday Sunday
* Refer to page 11 for open swim times
HOLIDAY CLOSURES & SCHEDULES Maintenance Week: August 5-13................CLOSED Labor Day: September 4..............................CLOSED Thanksgiving Day: November 23................CLOSED Friday, November 24.................................8AM-7PM Christmas Eve: December 24....................8AM-2PM Christmas Day: December 25.....................CLOSED New Years's Eve: December 31.................8AM-2PM New Year's Day: January 1, 2018................CLOSED
►*Family rate good Sat & Sun from noon-close ONLY! ► 20 visit cards are non-refundable. ► Se habla español con Flora Kemp las horas de 9 en la mañana y 4 de la tarde, lunes-viernes.
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LAFAYETTE SENIOR CENTER www.cityoflafayette.com/seniors
103 South Iowa Avenue, Lafayette, CO 80026 (303) 661-1492 Fax Line (303) 604-6130 BUILDING HOURS
Monday - Thursday
8:30AM - 5PM
Friday
8:30AM - 4PM
Saturday & Sunday
CLOSED
HOLIDAY CLOSURES Labor Day: September 4..............................CLOSED Maintenance Day: September 29..............CLOSED Veteran's Day: November 10.......................CLOSED Thanksgiving Day: November 23................CLOSED Christmas Day: December 25.....................CLOSED New Years Day: January 1...........................CLOSED
SENIOR SERVICES VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Call 303-661-1492 for more information or visit www.cityoflafayette.com/Volunteer for a listing of current volunteer openings. 4
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HOURS & FEES ANNUAL PASSES
MONTHLY PASSES PAID IN FULL
Adult Senior (55+) Teen (12-17) Couple Adult & Senior Couple Family*
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$43/month
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$60/month
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► All couples/family must live at the same address in the same household. ► Cancellation Fee: $25 administrative fee, refund will be pro-rated.
SPECIAL PASSES
►*2 Adults, 2 children 18 & under; additional kids add $5. ► Monthly passes may be purchased by an automatic monthly credit card charge or electronic funds transfer (EFT). ► There is never a need to renew your monthly pass, your pass will automatically renew until you contact us to cancel. ► All couples/family must live at the same address in the same household. ► The first two months are paid for at the time of purchase, as well as a $25 administrative fee. The first month will be pro-rated. ► Pass cancellations must be requested in writing no later than the 15th day of the month before the desired cancellation month.
Please ask our front desk staff for more information on these discounted programs.
DO YOU WORK FOR A LAFAYETTE BUSINESS?
Corporate Passes are available to employees within the corporate boundaries of Lafayette. A current paycheck or authorization letter from the employer must be presented at the time of purchase. Monthly billing not available.
ARE YOU ACTIVE OR RETIRED MILITARY?
Eligible recipients must provide valid Veteran or Military ID or valid Active Duty/Reserve ID at time of purchase. Monthly billing not available.
CORPORATE/VETERAN ANNUAL PASS PAID IN FULL Adult
$315
Senior (55+)
$175
www.cityoflafayette.com/recreation • Fall 2017
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COMMUNITY EVENTS AUGUST EVENTS NATIONAL NIGHT OUT Tuesday, August 1, 2017 The annual National Night Out event is America’s night out against crime! Residents are encouraged to organize get-togethers, cookouts or block parties and leave outdoor and porch lights on in an effort to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness. The Lafayette Police and Fire Departments visit these events to generate support for local anticrime programs. NNO strengthens neighborhood spirit and police/community partnerships. Contact Crime Prevention Technician Robert Wilson if you would like police/fire to visit your neighborhood August 1! For more information, visit www.cityoflafayette. com/Police. BIOMIMICRY WALK Saturday, August 5, 2017 Coal Creek (exact location TBA) Biomimicry is an approach to solving human challenges by emulating nature’s time-tested patterns and strategies. Join naturalist, Lynne Sullivan, and engineer, Jo Fleming, on a walk and interactive activity exploring Biomimicry right here in Lafayette. For more information, contact Martin Ogle at Martin@EntrepreneurialEarth.com or 720-612-0506. BOB L. BURGER RECREATION CENTER ANNUAL MAINTENANCE WEEK CLOSURE Saturday, August 5 - Sunday, August 13, 2017 The annual maintenance week repairs and restores recreation center areas that are difficult to access during normal operating hours. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause; however, your Bob L. Burger Recreation Center will be receiving some tremendous improvements. Beginning Saturday, August 5, 2017 through Sunday, August 13, 2017 the Louisville Recreation Center, located at 900 West Via Appia Way, and the Erie Community Center, located at 450 Powers Street, will honor your Lafayette annual or monthly pass. Punch Cards cannot be accepted at other facilities.
2017 ART NIGHT OUT Friday August 11 & September 8 5-9PM Located along S. Public Road from Cannon to Emma Join us in Old Town Lafayette every second Friday from MaySeptember for the Art Market, live music, art demonstrations, beer and wine, kids activities, food trucks, and more! August music by Groove-a-licious, September music by Face. Only Service Dogs allowed at City Events. Visit www.cityoflafayette.com/ANO for more information. RELAY FOR LIFE OF EAST BOULDER COUNTY Saturday, August 12, 2017 4PM Relay time is 4PM-12AM Waneka Lake; 1600 Caria Dr. Come celebrate our survivors and remember those we’ve lost through a variety of activities at this uplifting community event. Learn more at www.eastboulderrelay.com and register to walk. L A FAY E T T E P E AC H FESTIVAL Saturday, August 19, 2017 9AM-4PM Along Public Road; Old Town Lafayette Over 30,000 pounds of certified organic peaches, peach smoothies, peach cobblers, peach pies and so much more! Great art, crafts, antiques and food vendors all along Public Road in Old Town. Only Service animals allowed. Enjoy children’s activities, live entertainment and music all day. Music on Main Stage (Lafayette Florists) and Kid’s Entertainment at Festival Plaza. For more information, contact the Lafayette Chamber at 303-666-9555 or visit our website www.lafayettecolorado.com.
LAFAYETTE LIBRARY STORYTIME: ECLIPSE Thursday, August 10, 2017 10:30AM Lafayette Public Library, 775 W. Baseline Road Listen to stories about space, and learn how to observe the eclipse safely on August 21. Receive a free pair of Eclipse Glasses for safe viewing of the eclipse while supplies last. Visit www.cityoflafayette.com/library for information.
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COMMUNITY EVENTS HOW TO PRESERVE AND STORE FOOD; An Overview Of Skills and Techniques For Lafayette Citizens Sunday, August 20, 2017 2-4PM Thomas Open Space / Isabelle Farm Barn 10029 Isabelle Road Are you interested in pickling, drying, fermenting, canning, cold-storing food . . . but don't know where to start? This program, presented by Lafayette resident Marilyn Kakudo, avid local farm and food advocate, at Thomas Open Space barn, is just what you need! The class will give an overview of techniques for making the extended use of local seasonal fruits and vegetables. Learn about resources, supplies, tools and equipment and the basic knowledge and skills you’ll need to get started or continue eating locally well into winter here in Colorado. This program is co-sponsored by Lafayette Open Space and Isabelle Farm and will be held at the Thomas Open Space barn (1640 Baseline Rd., in Lafayette). For more information, contact Martin Ogle at Martin@ EntrepreneurialEarth.com or 720-612-0506. CITIZENS’ POLICE ACADEMY Wednesdays, August 23-November 8, 2017 6:30-9:30PM The 2017 Citizens’ Police Academy will be a 12 week miniacademy for citizens 15 and older. The police academy meets once a week to explain and demonstrate many of the department’s policies, divisions and functions. Applications and background checks are required. For more information visit www.cityoflafayette.com/Police.
SEPTEMBER EVENTS ON THE SAME PAGE Community Wide Reading Program Starts September 2017 What would it be like if everybody in our community read the same book at the same time? Find out by participating in our annual On the Same Page program for the communities of Lafayette, Louisville and Superior. Find out about the book selected for 2017 and join book discussions, performances, and more at the library website: www. cityoflafayette.com/library. LAFAYETTE HISTORICAL SOCIETY PROGRAM Saturday, September 9, 2017 10:30AM-12PM Lafayette Public Library, 775 W. Baseline Road Presentation on subjects of interest for local history enthusiasts and for the curious. Always interesting. Check calendar for updated list of topics. For more information, please visit www.cityoflafayette.com/library.
SENIOR ARTIST SHOWCASE For Artists 50 and older, display your artwork in the community and/ or enjoy the work of other community members. Art Piece Delivery and Registration: September 5-7, 9AM-4PM. Local artists are invited to register and submit their art pieces to be hung from September 8 through September 27 at the Lafayette Senior Center, 103 S. Iowa Ave. Art work must be wired and ready to hang and labeled on the back with the artist’s name and category. If artwork is for sale, you may display the price. Lafayette Senior Services does not participate in the sale of artwork. Artists are solely responsible for own sales and tax revenue. Categories/Registration-Drop-Off Dates: CODE
MEDIA
R/NR
DATES
749701-1
Oils & Acrylics
$5/$7 9/5-9/7
DEADLINE
9/7
749701-2
Water Media
$5/$7 9/5-9/7
9/7
749701-3
Photography
$5/$7 9/5-9/7
9/7
749701-4 Drawing/Printmaking $5/$7 9/5-9/7 9/7 ► Pricing is per entered piece of artwork. We welcome any subject that is appropriate for public viewing. Each artist is limited to 5 pieces.
Description of Accepted Media-Original Works Only: Oils & Acrylics - Original oil and/or acrylic paintings Water Media- Original watercolors, gouache, and acrylics Photography - Original photographs and not computer art Drawing/Printmaking - Original works using charcoal, pencil, pen and ink or other materials or combinations thereof Art Show: Open To The Public September 11-15 and September 18-22, 9AM-5PM. Open until 7PM on Wednesday 9/13 & 9/20 and until 4PM on Fridays 9/15 and 9/22. The public is invited to view and cast ballots on the art pieces during our open hours. Artwork will be judged in the category entered. 1st and 2nd place will be awarded in each category. One Best of Show Award overall. Artist Reception: Wednesday, September 27, 2017, 5-7PM FREE RSVP for the reception by September 22 Winners in each category will be honored at the Artist Reception and are invited to continue to hang their winning pieces through October 31. All other art pieces must be picked up by noon on Friday, September 29. www.cityoflafayette.com/recreation • Fall 2017 7
COMMUNITY EVENTS LAFAYETTE BREW FEST Saturday September 9, 2017 2PM-7PM Lafayette Florist , 600 S. Public Road Sponsored by Morrell Printing Solutions Come join us for Lafayette's Fourth Annual Brew Fest. Explore craft/micro beers one pour at a time! No entrance fee. Tickets are sold by 4 oz. pours. Buy discounted tickets in advance and save. Enjoy music, beer, wine and food vendors. Participating Breweries include: Avery Brewing Co. • Bruzbeers • Crooked Stave • Crystal Springs • Eddyline Brewery • FATE Brewing • Front Range Brewing • Liquid Mechanics Brewing • Odd 13 Brewing • Odell Brewing • Open Door Brewing • Oskar Blues Brewery • Resolute Brewing • Something Brewery • Stem Cider • The Old Mine • The Post Brewing Co. • Upslope Brewing • Uturn BBQ • Weldworks Brewing • Wonderland Brewing and more to come! Must be 21 & over to purchase drink tokens with valid ID. Those who are drinking must purchase tasting tokens and will receive a souvenir cup. Only service animals allowed. For more information, please call 303-666-9555 or visit www.lafayettecolorado.com.
ELECTRONIC RECYCLING EVENT September 16, 2017 9AM-2PM City Service Center, 1700 Avalon Avenue We offer an electronic recycling day every January and September. There is a low cost for residents to recycle any e-waste items responsibly. For more information, please visit www.cityoflafayette.com/publicworks. STORIES OF THE LAND - OUTDOOR STORY TELLING CELEBRATION September 16, 2017 1-2:30 PM Outdoor Classroom, 105 W. Baseline Rd. Enjoy stirring tales of Earth, nature and human-animal interaction told by storytellers in the great outdoors. This activity for adults and families with children ages 8 and up. For more information, contact Martin Ogle at Martin@ EntrepreneurialEarth.com or 720-612-0506. CELEBRATING MIGRATORY BIRDS September 24, 2017 1-3PM Starts at the Waneka Lake East parking lot The 1/3 mile walking path between the parking area on the east side of Waneka Lake and Greenlee Wildlife Preserve will feature several local organizations with great activities and displays to offer! This free, public event is suitable for all ages and will also feature an array of fine door prizes. For more information, contact Martin Ogle at Martin@ EntrepreneurialEarth.com or 720-612-0506.
OCTOBER EVENTS ON THE SAME PAGE BOOK GROUP DISCUSSION Saturday, October 1, 2017 2-4PM Lafayette Public Library, 775 W. Baseline Road Join in a lively discussion for our annual community read with Louisville and Superior. Light refreshments will be served. BIRDWATCHING IN LAFAYETTE AND NEARBY; a talk by Ted Floyd Wednesday, October 11, 2017 7PM E. Simpson Coffee Co. , 414 E Simpson Street Join local bird expert, Ted Floyd, for a fun evening of bird lore and tips on the where’s and how’s of birdwatching! The author of the Smithsonian Field Guide to Birds and the Field Guide to Birds of Colorado, Ted is also a Lafayette resident with an active interest in getting beginners – especially families and kids – involved in the satisfying pastime of watching birds. For more information, contact Martin Ogle at Martin@EntrepreneurialEarth.com or 720-612-0506.
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
Lafayette
FALL FESTIVAL 7TH ANNUAL WINDOW PAINTING CONTEST K - 10TH GRADE Saturday, October 7 and Sunday, October 8, 2017 (Rain/snow date: October 14 & 15) 8AM-5PM on each day CODE: 744501-1 $5R/$7NR per painter Registration Dates: September 5 - October 2, 2017 Children can paint a Halloween, Día de los Muertos, and/or fall picture on an assigned exterior window space of a participating merchant in Lafayette. Local artists will judge the paintings. Winners in each grade category receive prizes and awards. Lafayette residency is not required. Space is limited. Participants provide acrylic paint and supplies as detailed in instruction sheet. Window assignments, instructions, and supply list will be emailed after October 3. Awards Ceremony will take place during the Fall Festival on October 22, 2017 from 3:30-4:30PM. Questions? Contact Lisa Klein, Event Chair at 720-352-1988, or lisa.klein@comcast.net. FALL FESTIVAL ALL AGES Sunday, October 22, 2017 3:30PM-5:30PM Bob L. Burger Recreation Center Gym & Pool Come celebrate the season at Bob's. We will have a bounce house and other great activities including our annual pumpkin race as well as awards for the Window Painting and Pumpkin Decorating Contests. LIONS CLUB PUMPKIN DECORATING CONTEST ALL AGES Free Pumpkin Pickup: Tuesday, October 17 and Wednesday, October 18 from 4-6PM at the Recreation Center. Judging: Sunday, October 22, 3:30PM at the Recreation Center Code: 744501-2 Time to get your creative juices flowing and decorate your way to scary good prizes! Awards Ceremony will take place during the Fall Festival on October 22, 2017 from 4:30-5:00PM.
GREAT PUMPKIN RACE ALL AGES Sunday, October 22, 2017 5PM SHARP! $3R/$5NR per person Code: 744501-3 Launch your pumpkin in the lazy river and watch it race to the finish line! The winners will receive prizes, free passes and more.
3 GREAT COMMUNITY EVENTS COMBINED INTO 1
CODE: 744501-A $7R/$9NR per person Window Painting Contest, Lions Club Pumpkin Decorating & Great Pumpkin Race. Sign up for all 3 events for one great price! ALL EVENTS MUST BE REGISTERED FOR IN ADVANCE. CODE
EVENT NAME
744501-1 Window Decorating Contest 744501-2 Pumpkin Decorating Contest
PRICE $R/$NR $5/$7 FREE
744501-3 Pumpkin Race
$3/$5
744501-A REGISTER FOR ALL THREE EVENTS!
$7/$9
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COMMUNITY EVENTS ART ON THE STREET AND SEE & RESPOND ARTISTS RECEPTION October 20, 2017 6:30-9:30PM L a f aye tte Li b r a r y, 77 5 W. Baseline Rd. $10 for adults; $5 for teens; FREE for children under 12 This evening includes the opportunity to visit with participating artists and poets, a poetry reading, art show opening, the presentation of the People's Choice Award for Art on the Street, and the winners of the See & Respond! art and poetry competition. Ticket price includes appetizers, desserts, and one beverage. Additional beer and wine are available for purchase. For rules on entering the contest and more information about the reception, visit www.cityoflafayette. com/seeandrespond. HALLOWEEN DECORATING IN COSTUME (OR NOT) October 31, 2017 1-3PM Lafayette Senior Center, 103 S. Iowa Avenue CODE: 749601-1 FREE Come dressed up in your best costume or just come as you are. We will have various Halloween themed objects to decorate with various mediums: paint, fabric, stickers, buttons, frosting, sprinkles and much more. Anything goes, bring your creativity and register up to 3 children to bring with you, too.
NOVEMBER EVENTS MURDER MYSTERY DINNER November 4, 2017 5-7:30PM Lafayette Senior Center, 103 S. Iowa Avenue CODE: 749701-1 COST: $35 Register by Friday, October 27 Participate in a murder mystery dinner and figure out who done it. Listen for clues, narrow down the suspects, and help the detective solve the murder! Rated PG. Buffet dinner included with ticket price. To purchase tickets, please call 303-661-1492 or visit www.cityoflafayette.com/seniors. For more information, please visit: www.popupproduction.com. MAKING A LIVING AND A LIFE; A New View of “Environmental Careers” November 8, 2017 7PM E. Simpson Coffee Co. , 414 E Simpson Street A program for middle-high school students and their parents and teachers. This interactive program brings new energy and concepts to envisioning and creating a sustainable world based on “environmental literacy." For more information, contact Martin Ogle at Martin@EntrepreneurialEarth.com.
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TURKEY SHOOT FREE THROW CONTEST AGES 6 AND UP Saturday, November 18, 2017 9:00AM BBRC Gym C O D E : 74 2 5 0 0 - A $2R/$7NR Here’s your chance to win a Thanksgiving turkey! This event will consist of different age groups for both male and female divisions. Turkeys will be awarded to the top shooter in each category. For more information, call the Recreation Center at 303-665-0469. Please pre-register and arrive on time! SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY Saturday, November 25, 2017 Shop Small this holiday season! Strengthen your community by keeping retail dollars in Lafayette. See Page 59 for more information or visit www. cityoflafayette.com/ShopSmall. SHOP-N-DROP Saturday, November 25, 2017 1-4PM Bob L. Burger Recreation Center CODE: 744700-A $4 per child Bring the kids to the Recreation Center for some play time while you shop in Old Town Lafayette. We will host a Shop and Drop where you can drop off the kiddos and make your way downtown for some stress free holiday shopping. See Page 59 for more information.
DECEMBER EVENTS SANTA'S CALLING AGES 8 AND YOUNGER CODE: 744512-A $3.00 per child Deadline: December 8 Sign up your child for our annual Santa’s calling program. Calls will be made between 6 and 8PM on Wednesday December 13 & Thursday December 14. Please make sure your child is available to come to the phone at the time you request. Each participant needs to have a completed Santa’s Calling form, which is emailed to you upon registration. Register online at www.cityoflafayette.com/registration.
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www.cityoflafayette.com/recreation • Fall 2017
Open swim starts at noon on BVSD Days off
Open swim starts at noon on BVSD Days off
TWO LAP LANES OPEN AT ALL TIMES
TWO LAP LANES OPEN AT ALL TIMES
YOUTH AQUATICS
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YOUTH AQUATICS SWIM LESSONS The purpose of the American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety program is to teach individuals of different ages and abilities how to swim and be safe in, on and around the water. Participants develop skill through logical progression, building aquatic knowledge while becoming better swimmers. Our program features American Red to instructor ratio in our Dolphin classes and a 5:1 ratio for our Level 1-6 Program.
Develop a high comfort level in the water while at the same time training parents in water safety and drowning prevention. One parent must be in the water with each child. Swim diapers required. 8:1 student-to-instructor ratio.
face in water independently and be introduced to deeper water. One parent must be in the water with each child. Swim diapers required. 8:1 student-to-instructor ratio. Being in a class setting and going under water independently. Floating, breath control underwater and forward movement in the water. Child must be ready to participate in a group setting.
LEVEL 1 Being in a class setting and going under water independently. Child must be ready to participate in a group setting. LEVEL 2 Floating, breath control underwater and forward movement in the water. Going underwater without hesitation. Front Crawl, deep water adjustment and treading. Floating on front and back independently and forward movement through water. Front Crawl with breathing, elementary backstroke, diving basics and treading. Front crawl and comfortable in deep water, tread for 30 seconds.
Front crawl stroke with breathing and being comfortable in deep water. Floating on front and back independently and forward movement through water. Improves strokes, endurance, basic dives and comfort in deep water. Swim 15 yards with coordinated arm and leg movement.
Stroke work for 4 competitive strokes plus sidestroke and elementary backstroke and underwater swimming. Swim 15 yards of front crawl with breathing.
Swim 25 yards of front crawl with breathing, breaststroke & elementary backstroke. instructor. Contact Katie Haldeman at 303-661-1473 or by email at . Swim
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YOUTH AQUATICS SESSION
DATES
DAY
LOCATION
Session A
9/5-9/28
Tuesday/Thursday
Recreation Center
$45/$55
Session B
10/3-10/26
Tuesday/Thursday
Recreation Center
$45/$55
Session C
10/31-11/16
Tuesday/Thursday
Recreation Center
$35/$45 (3 weeks)
Session D
11/28-12/14
Tuesday/Thursday
Recreation Center
$35/$45 (3 weeks)
Session A
9/9-10/7
Saturday
Recreation Center
$30/$40 (5 weeks)
Session B
10/14-11/11
Saturday
Recreation Center
$30/$40 (5 weeks)
Session C
11/18-12/16
Saturday
Recreation Center
$25/$35 (4 weeks) No class 11/25
MORNING
EVENING
TIME
TIME
9:009:30AM
DOLPHIN 2 743320
DOLPHIN 3 743330
9:3510:05AM
AQUA BABIES AQUA TOTS 743300
DOLPHIN 1 743310
10:1010:40AM
DOLPHIN 1 743311
DOLPHIN 2 743321
Find a session that corresponds with the days
Register online at
4:154:45PM
DOLPHIN 1 743312
DOLPHIN 2 743322
LEVEL 1 743410
LEVEL 3 Beginners 743430
LEVEL 4 743440
DOLPHIN 1 743313
DOLPHIN 2 743323
LEVEL 3 Advanced 743435
LEVEL 4 743441
LEVEL 5 743350
5:356:05PM
AQUA BABIES AQUA TOTS 743301
DOLPHIN 1 743314
DOLPHIN 3 743331
LEVEL 3 Beginners 743431
LEVEL 6 743460
6:156:45PM
DOLPHIN 2 743324
DOLPHIN 3 743332
LEVEL 2 743420
LEVEL 3 Advanced 743436
LEVEL 5 743451
4:555:25PM
SATURDAY MORNING LESSONS - BOB L. BURGER RECREATION CENTER TIME 9:15-9:45AM
AQUA BABIES 743500
DOLPHIN 1 743510
LEVEL 1 743610
LEVEL 3 Beginners 743630
LEVEL 5 743650
9:55-10:25AM
DOLPHIN 2 743520
DOLPHIN 3 743530
LEVEL 3 Advanced 743635
DOLPHIN 1 743511
LEVEL 2 743620
10:35-11:05AM DOLPHIN 2 743521
LEVEL 1 743611
LEVEL 3 Advanced 743636
LEVEL 3 Beginners 743631
LEVEL 6 743660
11:15-11:45AM AQUA TOTS 743505
DOLPHIN 1 743512
DOLPHIN 2 743522
DOLPHIN 3 743531
LEVEL 4 743640
The swim instructors at the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center offer fun, exciting and effective private swim lessons. Lessons can be held for one or two persons on their schedule and are 30 minutes in length. To sign up, call Katie Haldeman at 303661-1473 or email Katie at . CLASS
RESIDENT
NON-RESIDENT
Private/3-Pack Private
$25/$60
$30/$75
Semi-Private/3-Pack Semi-Private
$20/$40 per student
$23/$50 per student
CLASS
RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
3-Pack Private
$35
$40
6-Pack Semi-Private $60
$75
(15 minute lessons) (15 minute lessons)
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YOUTH AQUATICS SPECIALTY LESSONS This class is for teenagers who want
Join us this Fall for an all-inclusive stroke clinic to keep your stroke technique sharp during the off season. Classes are session will include one week each of freestyle, backstroke,
skills along with other participants their age. Participants work in a group setting with individualized Location: Bob L. Burger Recreation Center Pool Location: Bob L. Burger Recreation Center Pool CODE
DAY
TIME
DATE
CODE
Day
TIME
DATE
743040-A
$30/$40
Tue
4:50-5:35PM
9/5-9/26
743042-A
$30/$40
Thr
4:50-5:35PM
9/7-9/28
743100-A
$45/$55
Tues/Thr
5:356:05PM
9/5-9/28
743040-B
$30/$40
Tue
4:50-5:35PM
10/3-10/24
743100-B
$45/$55
Tues/Thr
5:356:05PM
10/3-10/26
743042-B
$30/$40
Thr
4:50-5:35PM
10/5-10/26
743100-C
$35/$45
Tues/Thr
5:356:05PM
10/31-11/16 (3 weeks)
743040-C
$23/$33
Tue
4:50-5:35PM
10/31-11/14 (3 weeks)
743100-D
$35/$45
Tues/Thr
5:356:05PM
11/28-12/14 (3 weeks)
743042-C
$23/$33
Thr
4:50-5:35PM
11/2-11/16 (3 weeks)
743040-D
$23/$33
Tue
4:50-5:35PM
11/28-12/12 (3 weeks)
743042-D
$23/$33
Thr
4:50-5:35PM
11/30-12/14 (3 weeks)
Join us this Fall for a swim conditioning class, through swimming in this swim team style program that also emphasizes stroke development. It's a challenging Pre-requites: Competent in the four competitive strokes, able to swim 100 freestyle and backstroke,
The City of Lafayette is currently looking for lifeguards for 2017 and 2018. Any candidate Lifeguard Training Course and is hired, is MINIMUM AGE
Location: Bob L. Burger Recreation Center Pool Code
Day
Time
Date
743060-A
$90/ $110
Tues/Thr
5:456:45PM
9/5-9/28
743060-B
$90/ $110
Tues/Thr
5:456:45PM
10/3-10/26
743060-C
$70/ $80
Tues/Thr
5:456:45PM
10/31-11/16 (3 weeks)
743060-D
$70/ $80
Tues/Thr
5:456:45PM
11/28-12/14 (3 weeks)
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LIFEGUARDS WANTED 14
YOUTH AQUATICS These lessons are geared more towards children who are homeschooled, but are open to anyone who would like to enroll. Classes are split by age group and will follow curriculum used in the American Red Cross swimming and water safety program. Location: Bob L. Burger Recreation Center Pool
PRESCHOOL CODE
DAY
TIME
DATE
743390-A
$25R/ $30NR
Mon
11:25-11:55AM
8/28-9/25 No class 9/4
743390-B
$25R/ $30NR
Mon
11:25-11:55AM
10/2-10/23
743390-C
$20R/ $25NR
Mon
11:25-11:55AM
10/30-11/13 (3 weeks)
743390-D
$20R/ $25NR
Mon
11:25-11:55am
11/27-12/11 (3 weeks)
GRADE SCHOOL CODE
DAY
TIME
DATE
743490-A
$25R/ $30NR
Mon
12:00-12:30PM
8/28-9/25 No class 9/4
743490-B
$25R/ $30NR
Mon
12:00-12:30PM
10/2-10/23
743490-C
$20R/ $25NR
Mon
12:00-12:30PM
10/30-11/13 (3 weeks)
743490-D
$20R/ $25NR
Mon
12:00-12:30PM
11/27-12/11 (3 weeks)
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YOUTH SWIM LESSONS 15
YOUTH SPORTS REGISTRATION DEADLINES Youth Fall Soccer Youth Flag Football Youth lndoor Soccer Youth Basketball Clinic Youth Basketball
WED. AUGUST 2 WED. AUGUST 2 FRI. OCTOBER 20 FRI. OCTOBER 20 WED. DECEMBER 6
NON-RESIDENT REGISTRATION FOR BASKETBALL BEGINS SEPTEMBER 11 for online, drop-off and mail-in registration (forms may be dropped off or mailed in before this date, but all will be processed at random on September 11).
FALL PEE WEE SOCCER 4-5 YRS Pee Wee soccer is open to boys and girls ages 4-5 years who are looking for a non-competitive activity (age determined as of October 30). The program will stress the instruction of soccer fundamentals with the emphasis on FUN and participation. The season is based on a six-week and threegame schedule. Instructors: Pancho Hansen & Karen Logan. Practice and game location: City Park Fields Game dates: Friday evenings: Sept. 29, Oct. 6 & Oct. 13 Saturday mornings: Sept. 30, Oct. 7 & Oct. 14
NON-RESIDENT WALK-IN REGISTRATION BEGINS ON SEPTEMBER 13.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: August 25 or when full. Fee includes t-shirt. Two teams per section, sign up for Section A or B. To be on the same team participants must sign up for the same section. Skill levels are used as guidelines only.
REGISTER EARLY AS SPORTS PROGRAMS OFTEN FILL PRIOR TO DEADLINE DATE.
BEGINNER (FOR PARTICIPANTS WHO HAVE NEVER PLAYED AND THOSE COMING OUT OF 3-YEAR-OLD TINY TYKE SOCCER)
SOCCER FALL TINY TYKE SOCCER 3 YRS Having trouble keeping the 3-year-old on the sideline? Here is your chance to turn them loose and use some of that abundant energy. The Lafayette Recreation Department will be offering a 3-year-old soccer program (age determined as of October 30) for the little ones that just can’t wait. This league will be instructed by Pancho Hansen and Karen Logan, teaching the very basics of the sport of soccer. A guardian must be present at all times. Location: Recreation Center Fields REGISTRATION DEADLINE: August 25 or when full. Two teams per section, sign up for Section A or B. To be on the same team participants must sign up for the same section. CODE R/NR DAY 746000 $40/ Fri $50 746001 $40/ Fri $50 746002 $40/ Mon $50 746003 $40/ Wed $50
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CODE
R/NR
DAY
TIME
DATE
SEC
746010
$45/$55
Mon/ Wed
11:1512:00PM
9/410/14*
A or B
746011
$45/$55
Mon/ Wed
4:15-5PM
9/410/14*
A or B
746012
$45/$55
Tue/Thr
2:453:30PM
9/510/14
A or B
746013
$45/$55
Tue/Thr
3:304:15PM
9/510/14
A or B
►* No class 9/4 INTERMEDIATE (FOR PARTICIPANTS WITH SOME EXPERIENCE) CODE
R/NR
DAY
TIME
DATE
SEC
746015
$45/$55
Mon/ Wed
5:005:45PM
9/410/14*
A or B
746016
$45/$55
DATE 9/8-10/13
SEC A or B
Mon/ Wed
3:304:15PM
9/410/14*
A or B
TIME 3:30-4:15PM
746018
$45/$55
Tue/Thr
4:155PM
9/510/14
A or B
4:15-5:00PM
9/8-10/13
A or B
746019
$45/$55
Tue/Thr
55:45PM
9/510/14
A or B
10:3011:15AM 10:3011:15AM
9/11-10/16
A or B
9/6-10/11
A or B
►* No class 9/4
Fall 2017 • Bob L. Burger Recreation Center • 303-665-0469
YOUTH SPORTS FALL BOYS/GIRLS SOCCER GRADES K-8 Stressing participation, development of skills and enjoyment, boys and girls in grades K-8 are encouraged to get involved. Practices will be twice per week, games on Saturdays. SHIN GUARDS ARE REQUIRED. Practice locations: Local Lafayette parks Game Dates: Saturdays September 9-October 21 Game locations: City Park and LaMont Does Park with some games held in Louisville REGISTRATION DEADLINE: August 2 or when full. A $10 late fee will be charged to all registrations after the deadline. CODE
R/NR
GRADES
DATE
746100-A
$50/$60
K-1 Boys
8/21-10/21
746101-A
$50/$60
K-1 Girls
8/21-10/21
746102-A
$50/$60
2-3 Boys
8/21-10/21
746103-A
$50/$60
2-3 Girls
8/21-10/21
746104-A
$50/$60
4-5 Boys
8/21-10/21
746105-A
$50/$60
4-5 Girls
8/21-10/21
746106-A
$50/$60
6-8 Boys
8/21-10/21
746107-A
$50/$60
6-8 Girls
8/21-10/21
Coaches meeting: Tuesday August 8 at 6PM at the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center MANDATORY SKILLS ASSESSMENT: Saturday, August 5 at City Park LEVEL
(LAST INITIAL)
K-1 Boys (A-L) K-1 Boys (M-Z) K-1 Girls (A-L) K-1 Girls (M-Z) 2-3 Boys (A-L) 2-3 Boys (M-Z)
TIME
9:00AM 9:15AM 9:30AM 9:45AM 10:00AM 10:15AM
YOUTH INDOOR FUTSAL CLINIC GRADES K-5 One night of learning soccer fundamentals with Pancho Hansen, with games during the last three weeks. This new format allows kids to stay sharp and improve skills during the offseason. Clinic is co-ed games allowing kids to demonstrate new skills. Clinics on Tuesdays. Games on Friday evenings: Nov. 17, Dec. 1, Dec. 8
NEW
LEVEL
(LAST INITIAL)
2-3 Girls (A-L) 2-3 Girls (M-Z) 4-5 Boys 4-5 Girls 6-8 Boys 6-8 Girls
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: October 20 or when full. A $10 late fee will be charged to all registrations after the deadline. CODE 742150-A
R/NR DAY $50/$60 Tue
TIME 5-6PM
742152-A
$50/$60 Tue
6-7PM
742154-A
$50/$60 Tue
7-8PM
► No clinic on 11/21, No games on 11/24
DATE 10/2412/8 10/2412/8 10/2412/8
GRADE K-1 2-3 4-5
Fun & Dynamic Environment to Thrive & Enjoy Learn Four Songs in 6 weeks with Hands Together in Contemporary, Blues, Classical and Accompaniment Styles
Develop Basic Orientation & Technique on How to Play the Piano
TIME
10:30AM 10:45AM 11:00AM 11:15AM 11:30AM 11:45AM
Workshops start in September, November and January.
tory Session for a Free introduciscounted Rate! D & to Receive Our -5871
720-280
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YOUTH SPORTS FLAG FOOTBALL
BASKETBALL
YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL GRADES 1-8 Play in this recreational flag football league run in cooperation with Louisville. Practices will begin the week of August 21 and will be held locally. Games will begin September 8 and some travel to Louisville for games will be required.
TINY TYKE BASKETBALL KINDERGARTEN Tiny Tyke basketball is an introduction for boys and girls who just can’t wait. This program revolves around fun, participation and basic fundamentals in a team environment. Sign up for times on a first come, first serve basis. Fee includes T-shirt. Location: Recreation Center Gym
MOUTHPIECE IS MANDATORY TO PARTICIPATE. Games: Fridays, September 8-October 20 Game Location: LaMont Does Park and Louisville Sports Complex
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 12 or when full. Two teams per section, sign up for Section A or B. To be on the same team participants must sign up for the same section.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: August 2. A $10 late fee will be charged to all registrations after the deadline. CODE
R/NR
GRADES
DATE
746150-A
$50/$60
1-3
8/21-10/20
746152-A
$50/$60
4-5
8/21-10/20
746154-A
$50/$60
6-8
8/21-10/20
Coaches meeting: Thursday August 10 at 6:30PM at Bob L. Burger Recreation Center (immediately following skills assessment) MANDATORY SKILLS ASSESSMENT: Thursday, August 10 at City Park GRADE
(LAST INITIAL)
1-3 (A-L) 1-3 (M-Z) 4-5 (A-L)
TIME
5:00PM 5:15PM 5:30PM
GRADE
(LAST INITIAL)
4-5 (M-Z) 6-8 (A-Z)
TIME
5:45PM 6:00PM
WE NEED VOLUNTEER
COACHES!
INTERESTED OR HAVE QUESTIONS?
Contact Athletics Supervisor Kris Kron at 303-665-0469 or krisk@cityoflafayette.com.
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CODE
R/NR
DAY TIME
DATE
SEC
812010
$46/$56 Fri
3:30-4:15PM 1/19-2/23 A or B
812011
$46/$56 Fri
4:15-5PM
1/19-2/23 A or B
812012
$46/$56 Fri
5-5:45PM
1/19-2/23 A or B
PEE-WEE BASKETBALL 1ST-2ND GRADE This six week program will stress fundamentals with emphasis on FUN, participation and physical fitness. Games will be played the last three Fridays of the season. Sign up for practice days and times on a first-come, first-serve basis. Location: Recreation Center Gym Games: Friday evenings Feb. 2, Feb. 9 and Feb. 16. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 5 or when full. Two teams per section, sign up for Section A or B. Participants must sign up for the same section to be on the same team. Beginners are those with no previous basketball experience. Intermediates are those who were in Pee-Wee basketball last year. These are guidelines only. If the time that works does not coincide with the correct level sign up for preferred time. BEGINNER CODE
R/NR
812015 812016
DAY
TIME
DATE
SEC
$52/$62 Mon/Wed 4-4:45PM
1/82/16
A or B
$52/$62 Mon/Wed 4:455:30PM
1/82/16
A or B
INTERMEDIATE CODE
R/NR
TIME
DATE
SEC
812017
$52/$62 Tue/Thr
4-4:45PM
1/92/16
A or B
812018
$52/$62 Tue/Thr
4:455:30PM
1/92/16
A or B
812019
$52/$62 Tue/Thr
5:306:15PM
1/92/16
A or B
Fall 2017 • Bob L. Burger Recreation Center • 303-665-0469
DAY
YOUTH SPORTS This is an opportunity for young people to participate with an emphasis on FUN and PARTICIPATION. This program is open to boys and girls in the 3rd-8th grades. There will be two weekday, one-hour practices at local schools. Games will be held at the Recreation Center on Saturday mornings. There may be some travel for games. We are partnering with the Jr. Nuggets program. Each participant will receive a Jr. Nuggets reversible jersey and 2 tickets to a Denver Nuggets game. Practice locations: Local Schools Games: January 20-March 3 REGISTRATION DEADLINE: December 6 A $10 late fee will be charged to anyone signing up after the deadline. CODE
DIVISION
DATE
816110-A
$79/$89
3rd-4th Grade Boys
1/8-3/3
816111-A
$79/$89
3rd-4th Grade Girls
1/8-3/3
816112-A
$79/$89
5th-6th Grade Boys
1/8-3/3
816113-A
$79/$89
5th-6th Grade Girls
1/8-3/3
816114-A
$79/$89
7th-8th Grade Boys
1/8-3/3
816115-A
$79/$89
7th-8th Grade Girls
1/8-3/3
Coaches meeting: Tuesday December 12 at 6PM at the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center MANDATORY SKILLS ASSESSMENT: Saturday, December 9 at BBRC Gym LEVEL (LAST INITIAL)
TIME
LEVEL (LAST INITIAL)
TIME
This recreational program is for high school students not currently on a school team, but would like to continue playing. Travel will be required with games around the North Denver Metro Area. Uniform will be provided. Number of games dependent upon teams participating. Practice once or twice per week with games typically on Sundays. Volunteer coaches needed. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 3 CODE
DIVISION
These camps are designed to introduce and build upon the skill sets used in today's game. We focus on each individual and teach to his/her ability. We provide a fun grow and develop a passion for the game. Camps are lead by Mike Moskowitz, former collegiate coach. All coaches have professional, college or high school experience. Register online : www.abcsportscamps.com/progressive CAMP
GRADE
Skill & Agility
2-8
$40/ $50
DATE
TIME
LOCATION
8/15
124PM
BBRC
Learn basketball fundamentals and prepare for the upcoming season under the guidance of veteran coach Ralph Gutierrez and Lafayette staff. Clinic will be co-ed and work on shooting, dribbling and other related techniques to improve your overall game. Registration Deadline: October 20 or when full. CODE
DAY
TIME
DATE
GRADE
742100-A
$50/ $60
Thr
5:306:30PM
10/26-
3rd & 4th
742101-A
$50/ $60
Thr
6:307:30PM
10/26-
5th & 6th
742102-A
$50/ $60
Thr
7:308:30PM
10/26-
7th & 8th
Can you make your free throws? Test your skills with a turkey "on the line". Different age groups for both male and female participants. One turkey per family. Location: Bob L. Burger Recreation Center Gym CODE 742500-A
$2/$7
DAY Sat
TIME 9AM
DATE 11/18
DATE
816117-A
$60/$70
9-12 Grade Boys
1/8-3/4
816118-B
$60/$70
9-12 Grade Girls
1/8-3/4
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YOUTH SPORTS CHEER/TUMBLING *CHEERLEADING AGES 5-14 This class will include dance, arm motions, jumps, cheer chants, tumbling and stunts. Lafayette's cheer team will perform at an in house or community event each session. T-Shirt required - $15. Location: Central Sun Gym - 1756 Panorama Pt. CODE
R/NR
DAY
TIME
DATES
746600-A $80/$90 Thr
4:45-5:45PM 9/7-10/12
746600-B $80/$90 Thr
4:45-5:45PM 10/19-11/30*
746600-C $40/$50 Thr ►* No class 11/23
4:45-5:45PM 12/7-12/21
*LIL’ SUNS TUMBLE AND DANCE AGES 3-5 A jam-packed class that combines cheerleading basics, dance elements and some gymnastics training! Location: Central Sun Gym - 1756 Panorama Pt. CODE
R/NR
746615-A
$72/$82 Wed 9:15-10AM
9/6-10/11
746616-A
$72/$82 Wed 10:15-11AM
9/6-10/11
746617-A
$72/$82 Thr
9/7-10/12
746615-B
$72/$82 Wed 9:15-10AM
10/18-11/29*
746616-B
$72/$82 Wed 10:15-11AM
10/18-11/29*
746617-B
$72/$82 Thr
10/19-11/30*
746615-C
$36/$46 Wed 9:15-10AM
746616-C
DAY
TIME
4:45-5:45PM
4:45-5:45PM
$36/$46 Wed 10:15-11AM
746617-C $36/$46 Thr ►* No class 11/22
4:45-5:45PM
DATES
*TUMBLING FOR CHEER AGES 5-18 This class will polish your tumbling skills - from cartwheels and bridges to running passes and back handsprings. Set in a high energy atmosphere with all the equipment you need. Location: Central Sun Gym - 1756 Panorama Pt. CODE
R/NR
746605-A 746605-B
TIME
DATES
$72/$82 Thr
5:45-6:45PM
9/7-10/12
$72/$82 Thr
5:45-6:45PM
10/19-11/30*
746605-C $36/$46 Thr ►* No class 11/23
5:45-6:45PM
12/7-12/21
RACQUET SPORTS RACQUETBALL LESSONS 9-15 YRS OLD Learn the fundamentals of racquetball through this instructional program. Basic skills and rules will be the focus, along with light competition through games. Each participant must supply eye protection and racquet. These group lessons will include instruction for both beginning and intermediate levels, depending on interest. Maximum four players per group. Minimum two players per group. Location: Recreation Center courts Instructor: David Frasier-Jones Registration must be completed by the Friday before the first class begins. BEGINNER
12/6-12/20
CODE
R/NR
TIME
DATE
12/6-12/20
742000-A
$43/$53 Mon
4:30-5:30PM
8/21-10/2*
12/7-12/21
742001-A
$43/$53 Mon
5:30-6:30PM
8/21-10/2*
742000-B
$43/$53 Mon
4:30-5:30PM
10/9-11/13
742001-B $43/$53 Mon ► * No class on 9/4
5:30-6:30PM
10/9-11/13
*TINY FIERCE NINJAS AGES 3-5 Formatted for little athletes inspired by gymnastics, martial arts, obstacle training, and freestyle movment. Location: Central Sun Gym - 1756 Panorama Pt.
DAY
INTERMEDIATE
DATES
CODE
R/NR
DAY
TIME
$72/$82 Wed 9:15-10AM
9/6-10/11
742005-A
$43/$53
Mon
6:30-7:30PM 8/21-10/2*
$72/$82 Wed 10:15-11AM
9/6-10/11
742005-B $43/$53 ► * No class on 9/4
Mon
6:30-7:30PM 10/9-11/13
CODE
R/NR
746610-A 746611-A
DAY
TIME
746612-A
$72/$82 Thr
746610-B
$72/$82 Wed 9:15-10AM
10/18-11/29*
746611-B
$72/$82 Wed 10:15-11AM
10/18-11/29*
746612-B
$72/$82 Thr
10/19-11/30**
746610-C
$36/$46 Wed 9:15-10AM
12/6-12/20
746611-C
$36/$46 Wed 10:15-11AM
12/6-12/20
4:45-5:45PM
4:45-5:45PM
9/7-10/12
DATE
ADVANCED CODE
R/NR
DAY
TIME
DATE
742006-A
$43/$53
Tue
5-6PM
8/29-10/3
742006-B
$43/$53
Tue
5-6PM
10/10-11/14
746612-C $36/$46 Thr 4:45-5:45PM 12/7-12/21 ►* No class 11/22 ** No class 11/23
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DAY
Fall 2017 • Bob L. Burger Recreation Center • 303-665-0469
YOUTH SPORTS FALL YOUTH TENNIS LESSONS 4-15 YRS OLD All youth tennis lessons participants must bring a racquet, water and a can of balls to the first lesson. Class sizes will range from four to eight participants and all sessions are conducted in three-week intervals. For tennis-related information, please call Steven Donahue at 303-547-7177. Visit www.hustlesports.net for more information. Location: Whitetail Park FALL SESSION I CODE COURSE 746070-A Tiny Tot
AGES R/NR DAY 4-6 $70/ M/W $80 746075-A Youth 7-15 $70/ M/W Beginner $80 746080-A Youth Adv. 7-15 $70/ M/W Beginner $80
TIME 3:454:15PM 4:205:10PM 5:156:05PM
DATE 8/78/23 8/78/23 8/78/23
FALL SESSION II Code
Course
Ages R/ NR 746070-B Tiny Tot 4-6 $70/ $80 746075-B Youth 7-15 $70/ Beginner $80 746080-B Youth Adv. 7-15 $70/ Beginner $80 ► * No class on 9/4 Make-up on 9/8
Day
Time
Date
M/W 3:458/284:15PM 9/13* M/W 4:208/285:10PM 9/13* M/W 5:158/286:05PM 9/13*
OTHER LOCAL SPORTS LAFAYETTE BOBCAT FOOTBALL: Full-contact competitive league for 8-13 year olds. Registration begins in July. www.lafayettebobcats.com or (303) 666-4124. TREBOL SOCCER CLUB: Developmental, intermediate, and competitive teams for various age levels. Tryouts in late May. www.trebolsoccer.org. or (720) 876-2237 COAL CREEK LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL: Baseball for boys and girls aged 6-14. Registration begins December with evaluations held in late Feb. www.ccllbaseball.org WARRIOR YOUTH BASKETBALL: Competitive feeder program for boys in grades 5th-8th. Tryouts in early Fall. Contact: info@warrioryouthbasketball.com NATIONAL SPORTS CENTER FOR THE DISABLED SOCCER LEAGUE: Participation of ambulatory boys and girls aged 7-18 with physical disabilities. Contact lwjames@comcast.net or (303) 725-0745. www.nscd.org
FALL SESSION III Code
Course
Ages R/ NR 746070-C Tiny Tot 4-6 $70/ $80 746075-C Youth 7-15 $70/ Beginner $80 746080-C Youth Adv. 7-15 $70/ Beginner $80
Day
Time
Date
M/W 3:459/184:15PM 10/4 M/W 4:209/185:10PM 10/4 M/W 5:159/186:05PM 10/4
FALL SESSION IV Code
Course
Ages R/ NR 746070-D Tiny Tot 4-6 $70/ $80 746075-D Youth 7-15 $70/ Beginner $80 746080-D Youth Adv. 7-15 $70/ Beginner $80
Day
Time
Date
M/W 3:4510/94:15PM 10/25 M/W 4:2010/95:10PM 10/25 M/W 5:1510/96:05PM 10/25
Is practice cancelled?
The weather can change quickly in the fall. For up-to-date information, call our weather hotline at:
303-665-0468 ext. 3 www.cityoflafayette.com/recreation •Fall 2017
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YOUTH YOUTH FITNESS
This class can give youth the tools to start down the road to testing, our participants will see their progress and reach their
Parents and youth are welcome to work out together PM This includes use of weight room, cardiovascular equipment and track.
it will include: free weights, selectorized and cardiovascular machines as well as weight room etiquette and safety.
Child must be 12 years or older. Parent and child must be working out together. Not just in the facility together. This means that the parent is supervising their child’s workout. Parent and child must come in together to do a weight room orientation with a weight room supervisor before beginning workouts on their own. Orientation is free of charge, daily admission fee required for parent and youth. By appointment only. Please call 303-665-0469 to schedule.
TIME
DATE
742040-A
$55/$65 Tue/Thr
4-5PM
8/22-9/14
742040-B
$55/$65 Tue/Thr
4-5PM
9/19-10/12
742040-C
$55/$65 Tue/Thr
4-5PM
10/17-11/9
Child will receive a Parent/Youth weight room ID, at no additional charge, following the orientation.
742040-D
$55/$65 Tue/Thr
4-5PM
CODE
DAY
Use of the facility is a privilege and can be revoked at any time should parent and youth not adhere to the rules. CODE
In an effort to provide the opportunity to safely enjoy between the ages of 15 and 17 years are required. This brief orientation, along with a weight room ID card, is a service offered by the Recreation Center at no charge beyond paid admission to the center. To guarantee a orientation spot, please call for an appointment with the front desk of the Recreation Center or call 303-665-0469.
DAY
TIME
DATE
742041-A
$55/$65 Tue/Thr
5-6PM 8/22-9/14
742041-B
$55/$65 Tue/Thr
5-6PM 9/19-10/12
742041-C
$55/$65 Tue/Thr
5-6PM 10/17-11/9
742041-D
$55/$65 Tue/Thr
5-6PM
Climb safely on ropes into the crown of a tall tree. Experience the joy and adventure of reconnecting with nature from on high. Trained and experienced facilitators provide all the instruction and equipment. Participants should be reasonably and toe footwear are required. Gloves recommended. All climbers must sign waiver prior to participating. throughout the climbing session. Please arrive promptly. Location: Waneka Lake Park CODE
22
DAY
TIME
DATES
738950-A
$35/$45
Sun
12:30-3PM
9/24
738950-B
$35/$45
Sun
12:30-3PM
11/5
YOUTH Our movement-based curriculum is specially designed to help toddlers develop hand-eye coordination, and self-confidence! Let us make and start them on the path to a healthy lifestyle! Grandparents, Nannies, and all other adult mentors welcome! Location: BBRC Gym CODE
DAY
TIME
DATES
734252-C
$45/$55
Mon 10:25-10:55AM
744252-A *
$45/$55
Mon 10:25-10:55AM 10/2-11/6
We introduce the fundamentals of two different sports or This great class is the best youth Karate bargain in the Lafayette area! Instructor Jim Kaus is a Black Belt in Shudokan style Karate and has been teaching at the Bob Burger Recreation Center for over 20 years. The beginner class is open to youth 5 and up and will teach basic fundamentals of the Shudokan style while the intermediate class will advance to more experienced areas including belt training (if desired, but not required).
CODE
DAY
TIME
DATE
learning environment. JumpBunch lesson plans are ageappropriate and professionally designed to improve balance, Location: BBRC Gym DAY
TIME
734250-C
CODE $54/$64
Mon
11-11:45AM
DATES
744250-A *
$54/$64
Mon
11-11:45AM
10/2-11/6
DATES
Location: BBRC Gym
732030-C
$44/$54 Tue/Thr 3:30-4:15PM
8/15-9/7
DAY
TIME
742030-A
$44/$54 Tue/Thr 3:30-4:15PM
9/12-10/5
734251-C
$54/$64
Mon
3:40-4:25PM
742030-B
$44/$54 Tue/Thr 3:30-4:15PM
10/10-11/2
Mon
3:40-4:25PM 10/2-11/6
$44/$54 Tue/Thr 3:30-4:15PM
11/14-
744251-A *
$54/$64
742030-C
CODE
Students compete in several fun challenges designed to DAY
TIME
DATE
732031-C
CODE $49/$59
Tue/Thr
4:15-5:30PM
8/15-9/7
742030-A
$49/$59
Tue/Thr
4:15-5:30PM
9/12-10/5
742030-B
$49/$59
Tue/Thr
4:15-5:30PM
10/10-11/2
742030-C
$49/$59
Tue/Thr
4:15-5:30PM
11/14-
to be so much fun that students don’t realize the amount of physical and mental energy they spend completing each task! Location: BBRC Gym CODE
DAY
TIME
734253-C $60/$70
Mon
4:30-5:30PM
744253-A $60/$70 *
Mon
4:30-5:30PM
DATES 10/2-11/6
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YOUTH DANCE PROGRAMS KINESIS DANCE is a dance education company providing opportunities in recreational and pre-professional dance. Kinesis provides youth through adult dance classes, summer dance camps and intensives, weekend workshops, concerts, and competition choreography. Kinesis specializes in teaching a variety of dance subjects including jazz, hip hop, creative movement, tap, contemporary, modern, ballet, social and multi-cultural dance. Kinesis believes in creating a positive, safe, and fun learning environment. NEW TIMES, LOCATION OPTIONS AND CLASS FORMATS FOR THE FALL!
3 YEARS The magic of childhood imagination with movement and the underlying principles of dance. This class will include a short story time that will be incorporated into the movement portion of class. Location: Kinesis Dance Studio, 5603 Arapahoe Ave. CODE 748550-A
$170/ $180
DAY
TIME
DATE
Wed
9:3010:15AM
8/1612/13
Increase coordination, concentration levels, Location: Kinesis Dance Studio, 5603 Arapahoe Ave. CODE
3 YEARS Play-based activities and working with props. Location: BBRC Fitness Studio CODE 741550-A
$160/ $170
748542-A
DAY
TIME
DATE
Mon
10:2511:10AM
8/14-
Increase coordination, concentration levels, cooperation, Location: BBRC Fitness Studio CODE 741542-A
$160/ $170
DAY
TIME
Mon
11:1011:55AM
CODE 741543-A
$170/ $180
DAY
TIME
Wed
4-4:45PM
741544-A
24
$170/ $180
$170/ $180
CODE 748549-A
$170/ $180
TIME
DATE
Wed
4:45-5:30PM
8/16-
11-11:45AM
DAY
TIME
DATE
Wed
10:15-11AM
8/16-
DAY
TIME
Thr
5-6PM
DATE
7-10 YEARS Jazz dance for children is a joyful, high energy dance form. This introductory class provides the students with knowledge of dance class format, and special emphasis on rhythm and movement. Location: Kinesis Dance Studio, 5603 Arapahoe Ave. CODE
DAY
Wed
DATE
7-10 YEARS For beginning students with little to no ballet training. Basic technique, terminology, movement and musicality. Location: Kinesis Dance Studio, 5603 Arapahoe Ave.
DATE
Location: BBRC Fitness Studio CODE
CODE
DATE
* HIP HOP 1 Learn the foundation of the newest street funk combined with jazz techniques and great music. Hip Hop is an internationally
TIME
PRE HIP HOP This class will explore the fundamentals of Hip Hop dance by exploring different styles. Children will improve coordination and work on developing musicality. Location: Kinesis Dance Studio, 5603 Arapahoe Ave. 748551-A
The basic fundamentals of ballet will be taught in a creative and fun way in this high energy class. Location: BBRC Fitness Studio
$170/ $180
DAY
548547-A
$170/ $180
DAY
TIME
DATE
Thr
4:15-5:15PM
8/17-
YOUTH SKATEBOARDING Learn how to be safe while having fun on your skateboard! We welcome skaters of all skill levels. We will work on everything from learning how to stand and roll on your skateboard to challenging yourself with learning tricks. Build up to advanced park riding as we explore all of the different features of the amazing Lafayette Skatepark. We will skate together, play some skate related games, have trick clinics, learn about skateboarding history, and enjoy the unique and active skateboarding community. Equipment or supplies needed: Skateboard, helmet (other pads recommended), water bottle, sunscreen and some energy. CODE
Before the Thanksgiving holiday puts you into a food coma, join Square State Skate on an All-You-CanSkate Thanksgiving Smorgasbord. Over this 3-day camp, we will ride some of the best parks in the Front Range while learning how to be safe and have fun on our boards. We'll skate Lafayette's premiere Team Pain built park in the morning before jumping on our “Skate Bus� to check out different parks, explore a variety of terrain and visit multiple skater-owned skate shops. Explore all the different areas of street and skatepark riding, from safety and etiquette to advanced park riding.
DAY
TIME
DATES
748701-1
$20/$30
Mon
4-5:30PM
8/21
748701-2
$20/$30
Wed
4-5:30PM
8/23
748701-3
$20/$30
Mon
4-5:30PM
8/28
CODE
TIME
DATES
748970-1M
$70/$80 Mon
8:30AM-3:30PM
11/20
748970-2T
$70/$80 Tue
8:30AM-3:30PM
11/21
748970-3W
$70/$80 Wed
8:30AM-3:30PM
11/22
748970-1
$200/ $210NR
8:30AM-3:30PM
11/2011/22
748701-4
$20/$30
Wed
4-5:30PM
8/30
748701-6
$20/$30
Wed
4-5:30PM
9/6
748701-7
$20/$30
Mon
4-5:30PM
9/11
748701-8
$20/$30
Wed
4-5:30PM
9/13
748701-10
$20/$30
Wed
4-5:30PM
9/20
748701-11
$20/$30
Mon
4-5:30PM
9/25
748701-12
$20/$30
Wed
4-5:30PM
9/27
748701-13
$20/$30
Mon
4-5:30PM
10/2
748701-14
$20/$30
Wed
4-5:30PM
10/4
748701-15
$20/$30
Mon
4-5:30PM
10/9
748701-16
$20/$30
Wed
4-5:30PM
10/11
748701-17
$20/$30
Mon
4-5:30PM
10/16
748701-18
$20/$30
Wed
4-5:30PM
10/18
748701-19
$20/$30
Mon
4-5:30PM
10/23
748701-20
$20/$30
Wed
4-5:30PM
10/25
748701-21
$20/$30
Mon
4-5:30PM
10/30
748701-22
$20/$30
Wed
4-5:30PM
11/1
748701-23
$20/$30
Mon
4-5:30PM
11/6
748701-24
$20/$30
Wed
4-5:30PM
11/8
748701-25
$20/$30
Mon
4-5:30PM
11/13
748701-26
$20/$30
Wed
4-5:30PM
11/15
748701-27
$20/$30
Mon
4-5:30PM
11/27
748701-28
$20/$30
Wed
4-5:30PM
11/29
Equipment or supplies needed: Skateboard, helmet (other pads recommended), water bottle, a sack lunch, sunscreen and some energy. DAY
MonWed
Come shred with Square State Skate's experienced staff all year round. We will ride the Team Pain built Lafayette park together, work on new skills and tricks, become safer on board, learn about skateboarding history, and just enjoy our unique skateboarding community. Basic skills, safety, etiquette, old tricks, new tricks... have fun with them all. A helmet and a skateboard required. Bring some energy and start your Saturdays with some like-minded goofballs! Equipment or supplies needed: Please bring a skateboard, helmet, water bottle, sunscreen and some good energy. A limited number of loaner boards are available. CODE 738710-D
$25/$35
DAY
TIME
DATES
Sat
9-10:30AM
9/30
748710-A $25/$35 Sat 9-10:30AM 10/28 We do cancel Saturday Sessions in the event of snow, rain or other inclement weather.
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YOUTH SCHOOL'S OUT
School’s Out so check out our full day of FUN at the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center! These days will run from 7:30AM – 6PM and participants will have the opportunity to explore arts and crafts, indoor & outdoor games, day registration will be one week before each full day, so please be sure to register early! Payment for full days is due at the time of registration. CODE 741085-1 741085-2 741085-3 811085-15 811085-16 811085-17 811085-23 811085-24
$50/$60 $50/$60 $50/$60 $50/$60 $50/$60 $50/$60 $50/$60 $50/$60
DAY Monday Friday Friday Monday Friday Monday Friday Monday
NO SCHOOL Professional Development Day Professional Development Day Veteran’s Day M.L. King Jr. Day Teacher Work Day President’s Day Conference Exchange Day Conference Exchange Day
Designed to keep kids engaged and having fun while school is on fall break. Included in each day’s activities are arts and crafts, games and swimming. Kids need to bring a lunch, morning and afternoon snack, drink and swimsuit and towel. Participants must be signed in and out by an authorized adult each day. CODE 741085-4 741085-5 741085-6
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DAY $50/$60 Mon $50/$60 Tue $50/$60 Wed
TIME 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM
DATE 11/20 11/21 11/22
TIME 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM
DATE September 18 October 13 November 10 January 15 February 16 February 19 April 13 April 16
Designed to keep kids engaged and having fun while school is on winter break. Included in each day’s activities are arts and crafts, games and swimming. Kids need to bring a lunch, morning and afternoon snack, drink and swimsuit and towel. Participants must be signed in and out by an authorized adult each day. CODE 741085-7 741085-8 741085-9 811085-10 811085-11 811085-12 811085-13 811085-14
$50/$60 $50/$60 $50/$60 $50/$60 $50/$60 $50/$60 $50/$60 $50/$60
DAY Wed Thr Fri Tue Wed Thr Fri Mon
TIME 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM 7:30AM-6PM
DATE 12/27 12/28 12/29 1/2 1/3 1/4 1/5 1/8
YOUTH BASE PROGRAM
B A S E
After School Enrichment B.A.S.E. Enrichment Bob Burger After School Enrichment The Bob L. Burger Recreation Center After School Enrichment Program seeks to enhance our community and enrich the lives of children in the City of Lafayette by providing a safe, supportive, and structured environment that supports overall health and well-being. The BASE program offers quality educational, recreational, and cultural programs that promote the social, physical, intellectual, and emotional development of children and youth.
FALL 2017-2018 REGISTRATION: PARTICIPATION PACKET TURN IN DEADLINE
Date: Tuesday, August 1 REGISTRATION INFORMATION We offer families the option to register for five days, three days (Mon/Wed/Fri) or two days a week (Tue/Thu). Registration and transportation is based on five enrolled students from Lafayette elementary Schools. CODE
REGISTRATION FEE
741079-A
$35
Visit www.cityoflafayette.com/BASE If you have questions please contact Sarah Driver by email at sarah.driver@cityoflafayette.com or at 303661-1480.
The acceptance of participants into the BASE program is dependent on the amount of transportation and program space. This program will run in accordance with the BVSD school calendar. We offer a full day program on select days when students are out of school from 7:30AM – 6PM. There are opportunities to register for extra add on programming, such as swimming lessons, karate and physical education, etc. All add on programs will be marked logo throughout the fall brochure. with the BASE Days: Monday – Friday Dates: August 16, 2017-May 24, 2018 Time: 2:30PM–6PM
(transportation from Lafayette Elementary Schools included)
Age: Kindergarten – 5th Grade Fees: A $35 non-refundable registration fee will hold your spot for the entire school year. This fee is due at the time of registration. The first payment in August will include the first and last months payment. Fees are based on contact days when BVSD is in session. Students are not charged for days we are closed. After the first payment, monthly fees will be the same each month. No changes to your registration schedule may be made once you enroll for the Fall 2017 session. All monthly payments are processed through our auto-pay system and may not be changed once your enrollment is confirmed. www.cityoflafayette.com/recreation •Fall 2017
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YOUTH
LAFAYETTE EXPLORERS PRESCHOOL For young children, meaningful and long lasting learning requires active thinking and experimenting to find out how things work. This is best accomplished through purposeful play facilitated by highly intentional teaching practices.
LAFAYE
TTE
EXPLORERS
THE GOALS OF OUR CURRICULUM The most important goal of our early childhood curriculum is to help children become enthusiastic learners and form friendships. This means encouraging children to be active and creative explorers who are not afraid to try out their ideas and to think their own thoughts. We strive to help children become independent, self-confident, inquisitive learners. We’re teaching them how to learn, not just in preschool, but also all through their lives. We provide opportunities for them to learn at their own pace and in the ways that are best for them.
SOCIAL: to help children feel comfortable in school, trust their new environment, make friends, and feel they are a part of the group.
EMOTIONAL: to help children experience pride and self confidence, develop independence and self-control, and form a positive attitude toward life.
COGNITIVE: to help children become confident learners by letting them try out their own ideas and experience success, and by helping them acquire learning skills such as the ability to solve problems, ask questions, and use words to describe their ideas, observations, and feelings.
PHYSICAL: to help children increase their large and small motor skills and feel confident about what their bodies can do.
The activities we plan for children, the way we organize the environment, select toys and materials, plan the daily schedule, and talk with children, are all designed to accomplish the goals of our curriculum and give the children a successful start in school.
Parents are encouraged to visit their child’s class, and we appreciate any volunteer work parents want to contribute—from assisting in the classroom to chaperoning field trips. We also create a number of opportunities throughout the school year to support families, as well as foster healthy communication and connections with staff and other families. 28
Fall 2017 • Bob L. Burger Recreation Center • 303-665-0469
YOUTH 2017-2018 SCHOOL YEAR
731000-A Tiny Explorers* 731000-B Tiny Explorers* 731000-C Tiny Explorers*
2½-3 Tue/Thr 8:30-11:30AM $35 2½-3 M/W/F 8:30-11:30AM $35 2½-3 M-F 8:30-11:30AM $35
M O N T H LY 1ST UITION PAY M E N T D U E TAU T O PAY $192R/$202NR $171R/$181NR $276R/$286NR $234R/$244NR $453R/$463NR $390R/$400NR
731010-A 731010-B 731010-C 731011-A 731011-B 731011-C
Creative Discoveries Creative Discoveries Creative Discoveries Creative Discoveries Creative Discoveries Creative Discoveries
3-4 3-4 3-4 3-4 3-4 3-4
Tue/Thr M/W/F M-F Tue/Thr M/W/F M-F
8:30-11:30AM 8:30-11:30AM 8:30-11:30AM 12:30-3:30PM 12:30-3:30PM 12:30-3:30PM
$35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35
$192R/$202NR $276R/$286NR $453R/$463NR $192R/$202NR $276R/$286NR $453R/$463NR
$171R/$181NR $234R/$244NR $390R/$400NR $171R/$181NR $234R/$244NR $390R/$400NR
731030-A 731030-B 731030-C 731031-A 731031-B 731031-C
Kinder Adventures Kinder Adventures Kinder Adventures Kinder Adventures Kinder Adventures Kinder Adventures
4-5 4-5 4-5 4-5 4-5 4-5
Tue/Thr M/W/F M-F Tue/Thr M/W/F M-F
8:30-11:30AM 8:30-11:30AM 8:30-11:30AM 12:30-3:30PM 12:30-3:30PM 12:30-3:30PM
$35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35
$192R/$202NR $276R/$286NR $453R/$463NR $192R/$202NR $276R/$286NR $453R/$463NR
$171R/$181NR $234R/$244NR $390R/$400NR $171R/$181NR $234R/$244NR $390R/$400NR
CODE
CLASS
AGE
DAYS
TIME
Re g i s t r a t i o n
FEE
► *All Tiny Explorer participants must be potty trained by the first day of class. ► First payment due AUGUST 1, 2017. Payment will be a total of August and May ► Monthly tuition autopay is due the 1st of each month September-April ► NUTRITION
tuition.
POLICY
We provide a valuable foundation for children to learn healthy habits. Our program encourages nutritional snacks and incorporates activities that promote large motor movement, which are critical components in children’s development. ► REGISTRATION
POLICIES
Classes begin on August 28, 2017 and end May 16, 2018. ● Classes will run in accordance with the BVSD school calendar ● There is a $35 non-refundable registration fee. ● Payment is due the 1st of each month. ● The first and last months payment will be required on the first payment due date. ► If you have questions about the Lafayette Explorers Preschool, please
contact Sarah Driver at 303-661-1480 or by email at sarah.driver@ cityoflafayette.com. For more information, please visit our website at www.cityoflafayette.com/preschool. www.cityoflafayette.com/recreation •Fall 2017
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ADULT AQUATICS SWIM LESSONS It’s never too late to learn to swim. Add another component to small to maximize learning potential in a relaxed atmosphere. We offer classes for both beginners and advanced beginners. All classes taught at the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center.
Masters Swimming is a great way to swim in an adultonly program. Structured workouts will be provided by the coaches. You will workout at your level and in a program where every swimming ability is welcome. If you can’t make for a copy of the morning workout. Punch pass good for all practices.
CODE
# PRACTICES
20 visit punch card CODE
DAY TIME
DATE
743900A
$25/$35 Tue
6:15-6:45PM 9/5-9/26
743900B
$25/$35 Tue
6:15-6:45PM 10/3-10/24
743900C
$19/$29 Tue
6:15-6:45PM 10/31-11/14 (3 weeks)
743900D
$19/$29 Tue
6:15-6:45PM 11/28-12/12 (3 weeks)
(SOME EXPERIENCE, STROKES ARE INTRODUCED AND REFINED) CODE
DAY TIME
DATE
743910A
$25/$35 Thr
6:15-6:45PM
9/7-9/28
743910B
$25/$35 Thr
6:15-6:45PM
10/5-10/26
743910C
$19/$29 Thr
6:15-6:45PM
11/2-11/16 (3 weeks)
743910D
$19/$29 Thr
6:15-6:45PM
11/30-12/14 (3 weeks)
COST $30 + daily admission
n/a
Drop-in
CODE
# PRACTICES COST
20 visit punch card n/a
$2 + daily admission
$30 + daily admission Drop-in
$2 + daily admission
Get rewarded for your swimming and river walking mileage. Just track your miles on the cards provided near reach a milestone. MILESTONES:
1000 Miles
1000 Mile Club Towel
MAKING THE MILES: 72 lengths = 1 mile in lap pool 36 laps = 1 mile in the river pool
For more information regarding the Mileage Club, contact Scott Hickman by email at com or phone at 303-661-1465.
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ADULT AQUATICS SCUBA DIVING Find out about the adventure of scuba diving for $25. Flatirons Scuba will provide all of the necessary equipment and instruction in order for you to discover the exciting underwater experience. In order to participate, you must diving statement. Come enjoy an evening of Scuba and fun at the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center. For information, or call 303-469-4477. e-mail 1-day pre-registration is required with Flatiron Scuba. FEE
TIME
DATE
DAY
$25
6:30-8:30PM
8/19
Friday
$25
6:30-8:30PM
9/23
Friday
$25
6:30-8:30PM
10/21
Friday
$25
6:30-8:30PM
11/25
Friday
$25
6:30-8:30PM
12/23
Friday
10 YRS+ Experience the fun of learning to scuba dive in this two week pool training and all equipment with the to purchase a student kit from Flatirons Scuba ($120.00). Advanced registration is required through Flatirons Scuba; call 303-469-4477. DAY
TIME
DATES
POOL Mon Fri
Class Pool
6-9PM 5-8:30PM
9/4 & 9/8 9/11 & 9/12
Mon Fri
Class Pool
6-9PM 5-8:30PM
10/2 & 10/6 10/9 & 10/13
Mon Fri
Class Pool
6-9PM 5-8:30PM
11/6 & 11/10 11/13 & 11/17
Mon Fri
Class Pool
6-9PM 5-8:30PM
12/4 & 12/8 12/11 & 12/15
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ADULT SPORTS OUTDOOR SPORTS
INDOOR SPORTS
What better way to enjoy the fall season than playing softball at LaMont Does Park. League play will begin the week of August 14. Register early as these leagues
Come inside when the weather is too cold to play soccer outside. This new coed league is played 5 vs. 5 in the gym on Sunday mornings. Maximum 12 players per team. Games at the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center
at 303-665-0469.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Monday, September 25
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Monday, August 7 CODE
FEE
DAY
LEAGUE
GAMES BEGIN
746420
$455 Mon
Men’s “D” Leisure
8/14
746422
$455 Sun
CoEd “D” Leisure
8/13
This fast, fun sport is played four on four on a 50 yard is catching on all over Colorado. The season is based on an 8 game season with a maximum of 8 teams. For more information teams and individuals should contact Kris Kron at 303-665-0469. Games will be played on Thursday evenings.
FEE
DAY
DIVISION
GAMES BEGIN
746432
$375
Thr
Leisure
8/17
Come join in what has become a popular program for those looking for a good workout. No soccer experience needed. The practices and games will take place on Fridays. The season is based on a six-game schedule with every effort made to make up cancellations (full six games are not guaranteed). REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Thursday, August 17 CODE 746310-A
$48/$58
DAY
TIME
Fri
5:30PM
DAY
GAMES BEGIN
746439-A
$300 per team
Sun
10/1
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Monday, September 25 CODE
FEE
DAY
LEAGUE
START DATE
742412 $425 Sun
Recreational
10/1
742413 $425 Wed
Leisure
10/4
All women 18 and older are welcome to participate in women’s basketball. If you’re looking for a distraction from the winter blues, come grow with us physically, socially and mentally. For additional information, please call Kris Kron at 303-665-0469. Games held at Bob L. Burger Recreation Center on Friday nights. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Wednesday, January 17
DATE
Register as a 32
FEE
The league offering will be a Sunday Recreational and Wednesday Leisure. Play will begin the week of October 1. Season will consist of 8 games with post-season tournament. For additional information, please call Kris Kron at 303-6650469. Deposits and team applications will be taken through September 25.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Friday, August 11 CODE
CODE
CODE 812310-A
$48/$58
DAY
DATE
Fri
1/19-3/9
ADULT SPORTS
Drop-In Basketball
This instructional program will be held in the racquetball courts at the Recreation Center. Beginner, intermediate and advanced classes will be offered, depending on interest. Whether you’re a seasoned player needing a refresher lesson, this program is for you. Eye protection and racquet must be supplied by the participant. Maximum of four players per group, minium of 2.
Tuesdays & Fridays 12PM - 2PM Thursdays 6PM - 9PM & Sundays 8AM - 11AM
Location: Recreation Center Courts Instructor: David Fraiser-Jones Must register by the day before the class starts.
RACQUET SPORTS CODE
All participants must bring a racquet, water and a can of four to eight participants and all sessions are conducted in three-week intervals. For tennis-related information, please call Steven Donahue at 303-547-7177. Visit www.hustlesports.net for more information. Please make checks payable to Hustle Sports. Location: Whitetail Park
CODE
COURSE
746370-A
Beg/Adv Beg
CODE
COURSE
746370-B
Beg/Adv Beg
CODE
COURSE
746370-C
Beg/Adv Beg
CODE
COURSE
746370-D
Beg/Adv Beg
$70/$80
$70/$80
$70/$80
$70/$80
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TIME
DATE
M/W
6:107PM
8/78/23
DAYS
TIME
DATE
M/W
6:107PM
8/28-
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TIME
DATE
M/W
6:107PM
9/1810/4
DAYS
TIME
DATE
M/W
6:107PM
10/910/25
TIME
DATE
742320-A $43/$53 Tue
6-7PM
8/29-10/3
742320-B
6-7PM
10/10-11/14
CODE
DAY $43/$53 Tue
DAY
TIME
DATE
742322-A
$43/$53 Tue
7-8PM
8/29-10/3
742322-B
$43/$53 Tue
7-8PM
10/10-11/14
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ADULT SPORTS OTHER SPORTS This is a great opportunity to meet and play new people while you test your skills at racquetball. Both courts will be reserved for players to stop by and play singles, doubles or cutthroat. Reservations are not accepted for these times. Players may put their name on the challenge list sheet which will be used for anyone looking for people to play. FEE
DAY
TIME
DATE
Daily Admission
Wed
5-9PM
Continuing
Daily Admission
Sun
9:30-11AM
Continuing
Lafayette Recreation offers Senior Volleyball for ages 50 and up through the Colorado Senior Volleyball Association. L e a g u e s ru n f r o m e a rl y January through early March and early September through mid November. FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THIS GREAT “KEEP IN SHAPE” ACTIVITY CALL 303-665-0469.
Pickleball is best described as a hybrid of tennis and ping pong and is a low impact game. Your SilverSneaker pass will work for payment or if you prefer, use your Recreation Center pass or pay a drop in fee at the front desk. Contact the Recreation Coordinator 303-661-1491 with questions. Location: Bob L. Burger Recreation Center Gym AGES FEE
AGES
FEE
DAYS
TIME
55+
Under 55
$4.50
Mon Thr Fri
1-3:30PM 1-3:30PM 9-11AM
$2.75
WALLYBALL Wallyball is a game similar to volleyball, but played over a net in a racquetball court. The Recreation Center is equipped with two sets of wallyball equipment for your enjoyment. CALL 303-665-0469 FOR YO U R WA L LY B A L L C O U R T RESERVATION.
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SOFTBALL LEAGUE
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FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE
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WOMEN'S SOCCER
THUR. AUGUST 17
FUTSAL LEAGUE AND MEN'S BASKETBALL
MON. SEPTEMBER 25
FITNESS DROP-IN FITNESS CLASSES Use your annual pass, punch card, or pay the daily visit fee. No sign-up required, unless otherwise noted. Ages 15+. Check with your doctor prior to starting a fitness program. Schedules are subject to change. Pick up the latest copy of our schedule at the front desk or online at www.cityoflafayette. com/recreation. JOIN US TODAY!
LAND FITNESS CLASSES ►ALL LEVELS YOGA In this class, the relationship between breath and movement is explored. Participants will be guided through a sequence of familiar postures with the option to increase body awareness, range of motion, flexibility and strength. New asanas may be introduced for those desiring advanced postures. The fundamentals of alignment and breathing principles will always be refreshed and revisited. ►BABY & ME YOGA For babies ages 6 weeks to walking and their parent, grandparent or caregiver. A moderate yoga flow class with yoga poses and activities to increase that special bond with your baby. Bring a blanket for baby. ►BEGINNING YOGA A combination of balancing poses with an introduction to some yoga flow as well as using breathing with movement. All levels welcome. ►BODYCOMBAT™ This fiercely energetic program is inspired by martial arts and draws from a wide array of disciplines such as karate, boxing, Tai Chi and Muay Thai. ►BODYPUMP™ Challenge all your major muscle groups by using the best weight-room exercises like squats, presses, lifts and curls. Great music and your choice of weight inspire you to get the results you want! Due to limited equipment, reservations are required and taken up to 2 days in advance at the Front Desk or by phone at 303-665-0469. ►BUTTS & GUTS Hit your target zones with 45-minutes of core strengthening, buns and thighs toning FUN! This class is setup in cardio/strength intervals. ►CARDIO STEP This choreographed cardiovascular routine is an intense workout for the body and brain. The focus of this 60 minute class is on the cardio segment using the step but also includes abs (on the mat or standing) and a short weight segment. It is recommended that you attend the Intro to Step class first to learn some of the moves if you have never done a Step class before. ►CORE A quick, intense workout to tighten and strengthen your abs and core.
►FLEX & STRETCH 45-minute class to stretch your entire body. A variety of stretches are utilized to lengthen all of your muscles from your toes to your head. Everybody is welcome! ►GENTLE YOGA A calming, stress-relieving class to stretch and strengthen the body through gentle flowing movements that connect breath, body and mind. ►GROUP CYCLING Each instructor will motivate you to keep moving and increase your cardiovascular and aerobic capacity. Suitable and modifiable for all levels. If you are new to cycling, arrive a few minutes early for the instructor to show you proper bike setup. Reserve a bike up to 2 days in advance at the Front Desk or by phone at 303-665-0469. ►HIIT High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) is 30 minutes of total body, heart pumping, aerobic and bodyweight strength conditioning. This class is a great option for anyone looking to quickly burn calories and reduce body fat; improve endurance and overall fitness level. Short bursts of intense effort are alternated with moderate to low, active recovery. Beginners to seasoned exercises will be challenged by this class with various options to scale the workout to your fitness level. ►INTRO TO STEP While the choreography is kept simple and repetitive, intervals and modifications help build the intensity of this fun workout. ►PRENATAL YOGA Designed to help expectant mothers increase flexibility and strength, connect with other expectant mothers, and prepare for childbirth through breathing exercises and a moderate yoga flow focusing on opening the hips and spine. ►RELAXING YOGA Traditional Hatha yoga poses, breathing exercises, and gentle vinyasas - practiced slowly and mindfully to promote deep relaxation and a healthy body and mind. ►RESTORATIVE YOGA Practice for inner peace, healing and rejuvenation. Poses are held longer to decrease stress on the body and allow the muscle fascia to release. All levels are welcome as all poses are supported. ►RIGOROUS YOGA Power flowing yoga poses that are designed to increasingly challenge your strength, stamina and flexibility. www.cityoflafayette.com/recreation •Fall 2017
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FITNESS ►RISE AND SHINE YOGA An all levels class that offers guided movements to quiet the mind, build strength, balance and overall flexibility that will leave you feeling relaxed and re-energized. ►SLOW FLOW YOGA Wind down from stressors. Work out aches and pains and rejuvenate yourself for the weekend. ►TRX GROUP SUSPENSION TRAINING Fast, effective, total-body workout leveraging bodyweight to perform hundreds of exercises. Due to limited equipment, reservations are required and taken up to two days in advance at the Front Desk or by phone at 303-665-0469. ►TRX RIP TRAINING Train or rehabilitate your body to enhance your movement in daily life or sports using a threedimensional, functional training tool that uses off-set elastic resistance. ►YOGA/PILATES/STRENGTH An all levels class that offers basic exercises stemming from a variety of disciplines such as yoga, Pilates, and strength training.
AQUA FITNESS CLASSES ►DEEP WATER AEROBICS Excellent conditioning, muscle toning, flexibility and fat burning. The water environment provides great resistance and a low-impact workout. ►HIGH-INTENSITY WATER AEROBICS This class includes more intense cardio drills, muscle toning and flexibility and is a great way to increase aerobic capacity, and to be challenged. While more difficult than Shallow Water Aerobics, this class is still low-impact and gentle on the joints. ►RIVER WALKING & YOGA River Walking in the Lazy River with and against the current is an excellent way to tone your muscles and increase stamina. The first half of class incorporates exercises to help strengthen your body, the second half of class utilizes water yoga poses to increase flexibility and improve balance and stability. ►SHALLOW WATER AEROBICS Low-impact class using water’s natural resistance for minimal stress on the joints to promote fitness/toning and increase energy. SIGN UP TO BE NOTIFIED FOR FITNESS CLASS CANCELLATIONS BY TEXT OR EMAIL! Go to our Notify Me page, scroll down to News, and select the notification type you want from the list Lafayette Recreation - Fitness Class Cancellations. Once you sign up, you will need to check your email to confirm. Set your spam blocker to allow mail from listserv@civicplus.com.
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OCT. 14 & JAN. 13 New music, moves & challenges in each class!
OCT. 21 & JAN. 20
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FITNESS SMALL GROUP TRAINING
PARTNERED PROGRAMS
POWER FITNESS CLASSES Power Fitness Classes are a fun and challenging way to get your body into peak shape! Each group session is led by a Certified Personal Trainer to help give you the results, training and inspiration you need to help meet your personal fitness goals. With each session you get a highly effective and motivating workout focusing on strength training with an intense cardio complement to eliminate the boredom of getting and staying in shape by incorporating creativity and variability into a total body workout. You will be integrating free weights, machines, toning work and a wide range of track and outdoor drills (seasonally). Bottom line – its good, hard fun! Classes run year round and session fees are monthly. Interested? Come try the first class for free! Sessions start at the beginning of each month, but if you want to get started sooner drop-in pricing ($10/session) is available. CODE 731200-C 741200-A 741200-B 741200-C 741200-D
R/NR $85/$95 $85/$95 $85/$95 $85/$95 $85/$95
DAY Mon/Wed/Fri Mon/Wed/Fri Mon/Wed/Fri Mon/Wed/Fri Mon/Wed/Fri
TIME 6-7AM 6-7AM 6-7AM 6-7AM 6-7AM
DATE 8/2-8/30 9/6-9/29 10/2-10/30 11/1-11/29 12/1-12/29
STABILITY YOGA We are excited to offer a very unique and special class, Stability Yoga. This Kinesiology based practice is an all level class that offers physical stability, strength and energetic nourishment to create vitality and flexibility in the body, heart and mind. You will safely increase coordination and movement control by becoming aware of muscle imbalances and re-establish strong mind-muscle connections thru mindful movement and body awareness. Breathing techniques, mantras and mudras are taught with a meditative focus. Students are guided in deep relaxation. Rebecca Matthews is a certified Yoga Therapist who specializes in alignment and stability. She uses the Three Minute Egg, an Egg-shaped yoga prop that combines the benefits of a yoga block, bolster, belt and blanket into one amazingly versatile tool. If you have questions or concerns about your yoga practice, aches, pains, stiffness, or just want to try something different for your body, please come and see what she has to offer. CODE R/NR 731210-C $32/$42 731210-D $48/$58 731210-E $40/$50 ►*No class 11/24
DAY Fri Fri Fri
TIME 10-11AM 10-11AM 10-11AM
DATE 8/25-9/15 9/22-10/27 11/3-12/8*
CAMP GLADIATOR Camp Gladiator is a four week adult outdoor fitness boot camp that promises a motivating and challenging environment where men and women of all ages and fitness levels can push themselves. Camp Gladiator will get you results! Camp Gladiator has locations in Lafayette! Check out www. campgladiator.com to find a location near you! For other questions, please contact Patrick Howe at 720-289-0427. FIT 4 MOM Stroller Strides is a total fitness program that moms can do with their babies. It includes power walking and intervals of strength and body toning using exercise tubing, the stroller and the environment. Taught by certified instructors, it’s a great workout for any level of exerciser. FIT4MOM North Metro Denver has locations in Lafayette! Check out www.nmdenver.fit4mom.com to find a location near you! For other questions, please contact Megan Lungu at 720-545-7699. ADULT WEIGHT ROOM ORIENTATIONS For the price of admission, trained staff will provide a personalized weight training orientation to anyone 18 years and older. Learn how to correctly use our Nautilus, cardiovascular and free weight equipment. This assistance is provided any time a fitness attendant is on duty or by appointment. Please see the front desk to set an appointment.
Need a new challenge? Try
Water
AEROBICS
Evening classes available www.cityoflafayette.com/recreation •Fall 2017
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FITNESS
PERSONAL TRAINERS
Provides effective and safe workouts that are d es igne d f o r e a ch in d ivid u al’s g o als . O u r train e rs are n a ti on a lly - ce r tifie d, h ig h ly- e xp e rie n c e d an d o ffe r s p ec i a l i z e d e x pe r ti s e to h e lp ac h ie ve p er s on a l h e a lth , f i tn e s s , MEET OUR TRAINERS a n d w el ln e s s go a l s . HEATHER PATIK (303) 594-4013 haynor@yahoo.com
TERESA ANDERSON (303) 818-9371
KRISZTINA RÁPOLTI (720) 839-4036
RICH BRADFORD (303) 725-4364
richbford@comcast.net
dreamshapefitness@ gmail.com
BETH KORSLUND (617) 543-1946
JACK WAGNER (720) 291-4240 jw18235@gmail.com
bethkorslund@yahoo.com
LIZ NEGREY (303) 618-6457
lnegrey@yahoo.com
TO SCHEDULE AN INITIAL MEETING WITH A TRAINER:
Contact one of our independent personal trainers listed here.
View individual trainer bios and philosophies on our website. P r i c es v a r y . P l e a s e co n tac t train e rs fo r ap p o in tme n t ti mes an d p r i c in g i n fo r m a ti o n .
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FITNESS SILVER SNEAKERS Stop by the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center to inquire about the SilverSneakers® program designed for people 65 years and over who subscribe to specific healthcare plans. Once you become a SilverSneakers® member, sign up for a complimentary Fitness Orientation at the Recreation Center. We’re here to help get you started! SILVERSNEAKERS® CLASSIC Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and activities for daily living. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles and a SilverSneakers ball are offered for resistance. A chair is available if needed for seated or standing support. This class is offered at two locations: ► Location: Bob L. Burger Recreation Center
Group Fitness Studio Times: Mon/Fri 8:15-9AM Tue/Thur 11:15AM-12PM
► Location: Lafayette Senior Center
Time:
Mon 11:30AM-12:15PM
FREE Fitness Orientations Join us for a guided tour through the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center. SilverSneakers® members will learn to use the equipment. Please register at the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center front desk.
Orientations are the second and fourth Monday of every month from 1-2PM.
SILVERSNEAKERS® CIRCUIT Combine fun with fitness to increase your cardiovascular and muscular endurance power with a standing circuit workout. Upper-body strength work with hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles, and a SilverSneakers ball is alternated with low-impact aerobic choreography. A chair is used for standing support, stretching and relaxation exercises. Location: Bob L. Burger Recreation Center Gymnasium Times: Tues/Thurs 8-9AM SILVERSNEAKERS® YOGA Move your whole body through a complete series of seated and standing yoga poses. Chair support is offered to safely perform a variety of seated and standing postures designed to increase flexibility, balance and range of movement. Restorative breathing exercises and final relaxation will promote stress reduction and mental clarity. Location: Bob L. Burger Recreation Center Group Fitness Studio Time: Mon 2:30-3:15PM Wed 1:30-2:15PM SILVERSNEAKERS® CARDIOFIT Get Up & Go with an aerobics class that’s safe, heart-healthy and gentle on the joints. The workout includes easy-to-follow low-impact movement, and upper-body strength, abdominal conditioning, stretching and relaxation exercises designed to energize your active lifestyle. Location: Bob L. Burger Recreation Center Gym Time: Wed 11AM-12PM
At SilverSneakers we believe staying active gives you energy to do more of what you love in life. That's why we designed our fitness program to help you build strength, increase mobility and ultimately enjoy your independence. Even better, you may already qualify for a free membership through your health plan.
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SENIORS WELLNESS CLASSES All Wellness & Creative Classes are located at the Lafayette Senior Center, 103 S. Iowa Ave. ACTIVE LIVING EVERY DAY! Is a 12 week, evidenced based behavior-change program that helps sedentary people become and stay physically active by incorporating activity into everyday lifestyle. The program promotes goal setting and social support. If you or a friend or family member needs to improve personal health with additional movement, check this program out. Instruction is free; the only cost is for the workbook that participants keep at the end of the session. NEW
CODE
R/NR
749403-1
$24/$36
DAY
TIME
Tue
9/52-3PM 11/21
DATES
DEADLINE 9/1
FALL PREVENTION EVENT AT GOOD SAMARITAN MEDICAL CENTER Please attend this free event and learn various ways to help prevent falls. Visit with a pharmacist, occupational therapist, physical therapist, nutritionist, and a Tai Chi instructor. Attend a free Tai Chi class! Learn about the CarFit program! Meet paramedics and firefighters from the Lafayette Fire Department and much more. Learn balance exercises, fall prevention strategies and learn how to get off the floor once you have fallen. There will be a healthy snack available as well as chairs and tables to sit and visit. Don’t leave without a bag full of various giveaways to help with fall prevention reminders and ideas. Date: September 18, 2017 Time: 10AM-12PM Location: Good Samaritan Conference Rooms A-C 200 Exempla Cir, Lafayette, CO 80026 FALLS PREVENTION DEMO DAY Among older adults, falls are the leading cause of unintentional injuries, injury deaths and hospital admissions for trauma. Join us for a series of demonstrations to help reduce your risk of falling. Dates: Thursday, September 21, 2017 Time: 10AM-12PM Cost: FREE Location: Lafayette Senior Center, 103 S. Iowa Ave. MATTER OF BALANCE CLASS Because a fall can have devastating consequences, it is not surprising that many older adults become quite afraid of falling. A Matter of Balance is an eightweek program designed to help you reduce your fear of falling and increase your physical activity. Classes include discussions on how to view falls as controllable, set goals for increasing physical activity, make changes in your home to reduce your risk of falling, and practice exercises to increase strength, balance and flexibility. This program sponsored by Boulder County Area Agency on Aging. Please call 303-441-3599 to register. No charge to Boulder County residents 60 and over and their caregivers. NEW
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R/NR
DAY
TIME
DATES
FREE
Thr
1:30-3:30PM
9/28-11/16
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SENIORS CREATIVE CLASSES
MONTHLY EVENTS
COLOR ME MINE Join us while staff from the Color Me Mine in Boulder bring their pottery for us to paint! They will teach different techniques, helping you create the most amazing piece to take home. All supplies for painting will be provided and the Color Me Mine studio technicians will take your piece back to their studio to fire it and return it to the Senior Center for pick up. Color Me Mine Boulder knows the art of having fun. All you need to bring is your imagination! Just in time for the holidays! OPTIONS
Pick ONE Of The Following
PACKAGE 1 Platter, Large Vase, set of 4 mugs, bowls or plates vase, 2 mugs, or bowls, plates or small yarn PACKAGE 2 Small bowl PACKAGE 3 Mug, bowl or plate CODE
PACKAGE
R/NR
749200-1
1
$35/ $45
749200-2
2
749200-3
3
DAY TIME DATE
DEADLINE
Tue
13PM
11/7
10/30
$20/ $30
Tue
13PM
11/7
10/30
$15/ $25
Tue
13PM
11/7
10/30
GENERAL INTEREST CLASSES NATURE SHOW AND TELL WITH MARTIN OGLE “Lafayette Open Space and the World; Signs of a Living Planet in our Midst” What can the places we walk through or pass in our cars everyday teach us about how our planet lives and breathes? A lot! Join naturalist, Martin Ogle, for a fascinating exploration of how our local flora, fauna, geology and human community reflect our Living Planet! Martin explains, in clear and understandable terms, how bacteria, prairie dogs, grasses, and human activity are all part of a living system that we can sense and appreciate in our everyday lives! CODE
R/NR DAY TIME
749201-1 FREE
Fri
DATES
11:30AM-12:30PM 10/20
ARM CHAIR TRAVELER Come explore other parts of the world without leaving Lafayette! Join us here at the center as we travel to new and exciting places from the comfort of our chairs. Lafayette Library staff will facilitate discussion of a different travel DVD or book each month. Dates: August 4, September 1, October 6 & November 3 Time: 10-11:30AM Location: Lafayette Senior Center, 103 S. Iowa Ave. FREE NEW
FAMILY HEARING CENTER Since 1963, Family Hearing Centers has been helping people improve the quality of their lives. We provide excellent service to our patients by diagnosing your hearing problem with a hearing test so we are able to provide you with the best solution. If hearing aids are needed, we will evaluate your hearing loss and lifestyle so we can provide you with the best hearing technology to suit your needs. NEW
Visit the Lafayette Senior Center's FREE hearing clinic every 2nd Tuesday of every month. Sign up required by calling 303-661-1492 or stopping by the front desk at the center. Dates: August 8, September 12, October 10, November 14, December 12 Time: 1-2:30 PM Location: Lafayette Senior Center, 103 S. Iowa Ave. FREE YO U N G E R O N S E T ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT GROUP Support group for people with younger onset Alzheimer's disease and their Care Partners. Sponsored and facilitated by the Alzheimer's Association and hosted by Lafayette Senior Services. Call (1) 800-272-3900 for more information. NEW
DEADLINE
10/16
Support group will meet on the fourth Wednesday of the month from August - November. Dates: August 23, September 27, October 25 & November 22 Time: 3-4:30PM Location: Lafayette Senior Center, 103 S. Iowa Ave. FREE www.cityoflafayette.com/recreation • Fall 2017
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SENIORS TRIPS
SEPTEMBER TRIPS
► Lafayette adults under 55 are welcome to register and attend with the Non Resident rates. ► Sign up early to reserve your space for the trips that interest you. ► All trips have transportation provided from and to Lafayette Senior Services at 103 W. Iowa Ave. ► Check in is 15 minutes before the listed departure time. ► We are committed to running each trip that meets the minimum number of participants required. ► Please notify us as soon as possible if an emergency situation precludes your attending a trip. ► Feel free to pack a lunch and/or snack for the ride. ► Our drivers provide physical support only when boarding and unboarding passengers. TRIP ACTIVITY EXERTION LEVELS Use these levels to determine activity exertion levels for each trip. If you have any questions, please contact the Recreation Coordinator via email at heideb@cityoflafayette. com or 303-661-1491. LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3
LEVEL GROUND UNEVEN GROUND HILLY AND CHALLENGING
749100-1
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R/NR
749101-1
$20/$30 Thr
DAY
$26/$36 Tue
TIME
DATE
DEADLINE
9AM2:30PM
8/29
8/22
DAY
TIME
DATE
DEADLINE
9AM2:30PM
9/14
9/7
BIRD CONSERVANCY OF THE ROCKIES – BRIGHTON LEVEL 2 WALKING Bird Conservancy of the Rockies operates an Environmental Learning Center out of its headquarters on the north side of Barr Lake State Park near Brighton, Colorado. Many programs for schools, home school students and families are held at the center, located at 13401 Picadilly Road in Brighton. Not ADA accessible. 749102-1
MOLLY BROWN SUMMER HOUSE – DENVER LEVEL 2 WALKING Most everyone knows about Colorado’s flamboyant Margaret “Molly” Brown, her marriage to James Joseph Brown, her philanthropy, her heroics aboard a Titanic lifeboat and her welfare work as well as her stately mansion on Pennsylvania Avenue in downtown Denver. But, few know about the buttered-brick house that Molly named Avoca Lodge. Visit this beautiful home that, when first built between 1895-1897, was a 400 plus acres estate and was once one of the most productive working farms in Colorado. Tour is 45 minutes in length. Not ADA accessible. Min/Max 8/10 R/NR
CODE
CODE
AUGUST TRIPS
CODE
FAIRMOUNT CEMETARY: A STROLL THROUGH HISTORIC COLORADO – DENVER LEVEL 2 WALKING Take a stroll through historic Colorado. While weaving your way through the cemetery, you will see the gravesites of William Newton Byers, John Wesley Iliff, Henry Cordes Brown, May Bonfils, John Chivington and John & Mary Elitch just to mention a few. We will walk 1.5 to 2 miles on semi-level ground. Tour is ADA accessible on main road only.
R/NR
DAY
$22/$32 Tue
TIME
DATE
DEADLINE
7:30AM1PM
9/19
9/17
HISTORIC CRIPPLE CREEK WITH ERIE LEVEL 3 WALKING Take a ride in comfort on a charter bus with fellow travelers from Erie. You will have plenty of time to take in the sites, shop, eat, try your luck at one of the casinos or take a ride on the Cripple Creek and Victor Narrow Gauge Railroad. Meals and train are on your own. Fee includes transportation. Min/Max 15/20 CODE
R/NR
749103-1
$24/$30 Mon
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DAY
TIME
DATE
8AM-6:30PM 9/25
DEADLINE
9/18
SENIORS OCTOBER TRIPS OPEN SPACE BUS TOUR FOR SENIORS – LAFAYETTE LEVEL 2 WALKING Come discover the wonders of Lafayette Open Space on a bus tour with naturalist, Martin Ogle, and your peers from the Lafayette Senior Center. This 2 ½ hour field trip will include 3 short walks (all ½ mile or less), commentary and stories about local human and natural history. We will visit Thomas Open Space / Waneka Lake, Coal Creek and Flagg Park to a great overview of Lafayette! Min/Max 5/10 CODE 749104-1
R/NR $8/$14
DAY
TIME
DATE
Fri
10AM12:30PM
10/10 10/3
DEADLINE
STANLEY HOTEL TOUR – ESTES PARK LEVEL 3 WALKING When the Stanley Hotel opened in 1909, electric lights, telephones, en suite bathrooms, a staff of uniformed servants and a fleet of automobiles were at guests disposal. A stay of one night was enough to inspire Stephen King’s third major work and first hardcover bestseller, The Shining. We will tour the hotel and lunch will be on your own at the hotel. There is 1.5 hours of walking and there are stairs on the tour as well as touring the grounds, weather dependent. CODE
R/NR
DAY
749105-1
$35/$45 Tue
TIME
DATE
8AM-3PM
10/24 10/17
DEADLINE
EXTENDED TRAVEL The trips from Premier Travel and Collette are open to Lafayette Residents or Non Resident adults age 20+. PREMIER TRAVEL Premier Travel is a proud partner of Lafayette Senior Services for extended trips for the Winter-Spring 2018. For more information and a list of trips, contact the Recreation Coordinator via email at heideb@cityoflafayette.com or at 303-661-1491. *MUSIC CITY TOUR DECEMBER 2017 Your trip will be filled with holiday shows and sites in Branson, Memphis and Nashville. Highlights of the trip include a performance by Shoji Tabuchi, time at the Clinton Presidential Library, a visit to Graceland and two nights at the Opry Land Hotel with a performance at the Grand Ole Opry.
*PANAMA TOUR FEBRUARY 2018 You will spend a day traveling from the Pacific Ocean through the locks of the Panama Canal to Gatun Lake and then exploring the Gamboa rainforest. Take a step back in time and experience the lifestyle of the Emberas Tribe and visit ruins of Panama Vieja dating back to 1519. *GREAT TRAINS AND GRAND CANYON MAY 2018 You will enjoy a nostalgic train ride to the south rim of the Grand Canyon as well as a train ride on the Verde Canyon Railroad. Spend time exploring Sedona as well as visiting the old mining town of Jerome and Montezuma Castle National Monument. INFORMATION SESSION: PREMIER TRAVEL CODE
R/NR
DAY
TIME
DATE
DEADLINE
749106-1
FREE
Thr
10-11AM
8/24
8/17
COLLETTE VACATIONS The trips from Premier Travel and Collette are open to Lafayette Residents or Non Resident adults age 20+. COLLETTE VACATIONS Collette Vacations is a proud partner of Lafayette Senior Services for extended trips for the Winter-Spring 2018. For more information and a list of trips, contact the Recreation Coordinator via email at heideb@cityoflafayette.com or at 303-661-1491. *SOUTHERN CHARM HOLIDAY DECEMBER 2017 Experience the history, charm and singular hospitality of the Low Country in Georgia and South Carolina fully adorned for the holidays. *TROPICAL COSTA RICA FEBRUARY 2018 From Tamarindo Beach and it’s sandy beaches to Monteverde’s lush cloud forest, Costa Rica is a paradise teeming with exotic plants and incredible animals. *THE BEST OF EASTERN CANADA JUNE 2018 Board a boat to experience Niagara Falls up close and cruise through the spectacular unspoiled 1000 Islands. Watch the busy St. Lawrence River from high atop Montreal’s Mount Royal and experience the energy of multicultural Toronto. Walk the cobblestone streets of Old Quebec. INFORMATION SESSION: COLLETTE VACATIONS CODE
R/NR DAY
TIME
DATE
DEADLINE
749107-1
FREE
1:30-3:30PM
8/10
8/7
Thr
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SENIORS SOCIAL ACTIVITIES All social events are located at the Lafayette Senior Center, 103 S. Iowa Ave (unless otherwise noted). GRANDPARENTS DAY This is a day we devote to celebrating Grandparents! Get together with grandchildren at the Lafayette Senior Center and participate in activities that are friendly for all generations. If you would like to participate in our Fun Friday potluck, please bring a dish to share. Maximum 3 children per adult registrant. Date: Friday, September 8 Time: 10AM-12PM CODE: 749704-1 COST: FREE Register by Friday, September 1 HALLOWEEN DECORATING IN COSTUME (OR NOT) Come dressed up in your best costume or just come as you are. We will have Halloween themed objects be decorate with various mediums: paint, fabric, stickers, buttons, frosting, sprinkles and much more. Maximum 3 children per adult. Date: Tuesday, October 31 Time: 1-3PM CODE: 749700-1 COST: FREE Register by Thursday, October 25
Call about a FREE Introductory Session!
720-280-5871
Shari Griswold Teaching 20+ years
MURDER MYSTERY DINNER Participate in a murder mystery dinner and figure out who done it. Listen for clues, narrow down the suspects, and help the detective solve the murder! Rated PG. Buf fet dinner included with ticket price. To purchase tickets, please call 303-661-1492 or visit www.cityoflafayette.com/seniors. For more information, please visit: www.popupproduction.com. Date: Saturday, November 4 Time: 5-7:30PM CODE: 749701-1 COST: $35 Register by Friday, October 27 THANKSGIVING POTLUCK LUNCH Join us for Thanksgiving potluck lunch. We will supply the turkey and you can bring a side dish or dessert. Family-styled traditional turkey dinner followed by a rousing game of turkey trivia. Lucky winners will win various ingredients for their own homecooked meal. Registration is required. Date: Friday, November 17, 2017 Time: 11AM-3PM CODE: 749702-1 FREE For residents age 55 years and older, with potluck contribution $10 for nonresidents or those under 55 Register by Friday, November 10 SENIOR CENTER HOLIDAY TEA Tis the season and we will be celebrating it with friends over a special Winter Holiday Tea Time. Come celebrate the Holidays with us and enjoy appetizers and desserts as well as seasonal teas while listening and singing along to holiday music. Date: Thursday, December 14, 2017 Time: 2-4PM Code #749703-1 FREE For residents age 55 years and older $5 for nonresidents or those under 55 Register by Friday December 8, 2017
Piano lessons for all ages!
www.sweetharmonystudio.com
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SENIORS RESOURCES THIS SECTION INCLUDES A VARIETY OF RESOURCE OPPORTUNITIES FOR OLDER ADULTS AGE 55+. RESOURCE COORDINATOR Our Adult Community Resource Coordinator can help you identify what you need and assist in meeting that need through information, assessment and referral for a variety of resources. Information and assistance is available to Lafayette residents. Our Resource Coordinator can also link Lafayette Caregivers to out of state resources. RESOURCE COORDINATOR APPOINTMENTS Resource Appointments are available for City of Lafayette Residents and Caregivers. The Resource Coordinator has weekly appointment times available by telephone, at Lafayette Senior Services or at your home. Call 303-661-1499 for an appointment. For the best service, call for an appointment. THE LOAN CLOSET We offer a variety of basic medical equipment items for rent to City of Lafayette residents for short term use. Equipment may only be rented to a consumer or family/friend. Call us at 303-661-1492 for more information or to make a Loan Closet Reservation. Reserved equipment will be available for pick-up at Lafayette Senior Services, 103 S. Iowa Avenue. Equipment is limited to the supply on hand and is available on a first come, first serve basis. Equipment may be rented for up to three months per item and can be reserved up to 1 week in advance. No refunds will be given on Loan Closet items. EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL: ► Crutches, Cane, Walker , Shower chair, Wheelchair/
Escort chair, Ramp
► Equipment Rental Fee: $5/month ► Wheelchair Ramp Rental Fee: $10/month * Limited Availability-call ahead for information
RESOURCE EVENTS SENIOR LAW DAY Date: Saturday, September 23, 2017 Location: Plaza Convention Center, Longmont www.bouldercountyseniorlawday.org NEW
SAVE THE DATE - AGE WELL CONFERENCE Date: Saturday, September 23, 2017 Sponsored by Boulder County area Agency on Aging Location: Plaza Convention Center, Longmont
RESOURCE CLASSES AARP SMART DRIVER COURSE Improve your skills, increase safety and become Eligible for a premium discount on your insurance. Open to all Individuals 50+. Certification is valid for 3 years. Location: Lafayette Public Library CODE
COST
DAY
TIME
DATE DEADLINE
129/11 9/8 4:30PM ►*$15 fee for AARP Members $20 for Non-members. Payments are made to instructor. 749800-1
$15/$20* Mon
CONVERSATION PROJECT Talk life! How will you live until you die? We want to help you clarify your values and prepare to talk to your family about end of life wishes. Conversation Project offers free confidential coaching, also. Location: Lafayette Senior Center, 103 S. Iowa Ave CODE
R/N
DAY
749804-1
FREE Wed
TIME
DATE
DEADLINE
5:30-7PM
9/13
9/8
MEDICARE BASICS CLASS Before you turn 65, make sure you learn more about Medicare benefits, costs, and choices. Instructor: Boulder Cty Area Agency on Aging Medicare Counselors Location: Lafayette Senior Center, 103 S. Iowa Ave CODE
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TIME
DATE
DEADLINE
749801-1
FREE
Fri
1:303:30PM
8/18
8/14
749801-2
FREE
Fri
1:303:30PM
11/17 11/13
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SENIORS MEDICARE PART D OPEN ENROLLMENT Open enrollment for Medicare supplemental policies is from October 7-December 15. Make an appointment with one of the Medicare Counselors to review your policy, get signed up for a new part D supplement or discuss your options. 45 minute appointments are available during each of the dates/times shown below. Appointments are limited and they fill quickly. Instructor: Boulder Cty Area Agency on Aging Medicare Counselors Location: Lafayette Senior Center, 103 S. Iowa Ave. CODE
R/N
DAY
TIME
DATE
749802-1
FREE Fri
9AM-12PM 10/20
10/19
749802-2
FREE Fri
9AM-12PM 11/3
11/2
749802-3
FREE Fri
9AM-12PM 12/1
11/30
UNDERSTANDING BLOOD SUGAR This class will provide information on how to eat well and maintain your blood sugar for health. Presented by: Helen Dohrman, CN Nutritional Health Coach at Natural Grocers CODE
R/N
DAY
749803-1
FREE Thr
TIME
DATE
1:30-2:30PM 9/14
DEADLINE 9/7
LUNCH PROGRAM
DEADLINE
THE BASICS: MEMORY LOSS, DEMENTIA & ALZHEIMER’S Alzheimer’s in not a normal part of aging. If you know someone affected by Alzheimer’s or Dementia, it’s time to learn the facts. This program provides information on detection, causes and risk factors, stages of disease, treatment and much more! Sponsored by Alzheimer’s Association www.alzco.org CODE
R/N
DAY
749805-1
FREE Tue
TIME
DATE
DEADLINE
2:30-4PM
10/24
10/19
COMMUNITY LUNCH PROGRAM FOR OLDER ADULTS COAL CREEK MEALS ON WHEELS
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Enjoy a delicious and nutritious meal with the camaraderie of old and new friends! Be sure to check the menu at www. cityoflafayette.com/seniors to see what's cooking for the day and remember a vegetarian meal or chef salad is also available by request. The Senior lunch program provides a nutritious meal in a fun and social environment. Call 303-661-1494 the day before to reserve your space for lunch. Location: Josephine Commons, 455 N. Burlington Ave. To order a meal for a homebound resident call Coal Creek Meals on Wheels at 303-665-0566.
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SENIORS HELPFUL RESOURCES PHONE NUMBERS LOCAL: City Hall Lafayette Lafayette Senior Services Coal Creek Meals on Wheels Boulder Community Health Exempla Good Samaritan Medical Center Sister Carmen Center Rocky Mountain Legal Services
COUNTY:
Boulder County Aging and Disabilities Resource Center www.bouldercountyhelp.org Boulder County Housing and Human Services Boulder County Adult Protection Boulder County Housing Information Longs Peak Energy Conservation & Weatherization Boulder County District Attorney Consumer Affairs/Fraud Mental Health Crisis Line Veterans Service Center
303-665-5588 303-661-1492 303-665-0566 720-854-7000 303-689-4000 303-665-4342 720-242-8642
303-441-1617 303-441-1000 303-441-1309 303-441-3929 720-864-6401 303-441-3700 303-447-1665 303-441-3890
STATE AND OTHER: Alzheimer's Association Social Security
303-813-1669 1-800-217-5808
We will get you there and home again!
Weekly Wednesday Loop
TRANSPORTATION
Lafayette Senior Services provides much-needed transportation for the seniors in our community. Whether your need is to shop locally, visit a friend that lives in one of the other senior communities in Lafayette, or spend the morning at the Senior Center, we will get you there and home again! For residents of Affinity at Lafayette, Villa West or Josephine Commons. WEEKLY WEDNESDAY LOOP - 1 PUNCH Call the day before to reserve your place on the bus at 303-661-1492. You will need to purchase a punch card PRIOR to your first ride by coming to the Senior Center or calling us with your credit card information. 8:45AM - PICK UP AT SENIOR CENTER 9:00AM - PICK UP AT VILLA WEST 9:15AM - PICK UP AT AFFINITY 9:30AM - PICK UP AT JOSEPHINE COMMONS 9:45AM - VITAMIN COTTAGE/SPROUTS DROP OFF 10:00AM - WALMART DROP OFF 10:10AM - KING SOOPERS DROP OFF 10:20AM - LIBRARY DROP OFF 10:45AM - VITAMIN COTTAGE/SPROUTS PICK UP 11:00AM - WALMART PICK UP 11:10AM - KING SOOPERS PICK UP 11:20AM - LIBRARY PICK UP 11:30AM - AFFINITY DROP OFF 11:40AM - VILLA WEST DROP OFF 11:50AM - JOSEPHINE COMMONS DROP OFF 12:00PM - RETURN TO SENIOR CENTER PLEASE NOTE ►Wednesday Loop requires a purchased punch card ►4 bag limit on all shopping trips. CARD
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10 trip $2.00 per round-trip
$20
NO EXPIRATION DATE
4 trip $2.00 per round-trip
$8
NO EXPIRATION DATE
NEED MORE TRANSPORTATION? VIA Mobility For Life is a door through door transportation service that helps riders to travel to shopping and other destinations in and around Boulder County. . To start receiving rides and services, call the VIA Mobility Specialist at 303-447-2878. If you are already a rider, call 303-447-9636. www.cityoflafayette.com/recreation • Fall 2017
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SENIORS WEEKLY ACTIVITIES Available except when the Lafayette Senior Center is closed for a Holiday or Event. Location: the Lafayette Senior Center, 103 S. Iowa DAY
MONDAYS
TUESDAYS
TIME
FEATURED ACTIVITY
10-11:30AM
Pinochle
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11:30AM-12:15PM
SilverSneakers® Classic
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1-3PM
Shanghai Rummy
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10-11AM
Toy Building
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10-11:30AM
Singing
x
1-3PM
Bowling at Coal Creek Bowling Center
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8:45AM-12:15PM
Shopping/Library Loop
9-10:30AM
FRIDAYS EVERYDAY
REGISTER
Whatever’s (Crafts)
x x
1-2:30PM
Help Fight Cancer (Crafters for Charity)
x
1-4PM
Bridge
x
10AM-12PM
Lap Robes
x
1-4PM
Shanghai Rummy
x
COST $3.25
$TBD for 3 games & shoes
x
Panera Bread Distribution
WEDNESDAYS 10:30AM
THURSDAYS
DROP IN
See Page 47 $2/round trip
10AM-3PM
Fun Friday
x
1-3PM
Bowling at Coal Creek Bowling Center
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ALL DAY
Coffee, Billiards, Puzzles, Games, Computer Lab, Create Your Own Activity
TBD $ for 3 games & shoes
MONTHLY ACTIVITIES DAY
MONDAYS
TUESDAYS
TIME
FEATURED ACTIVITY
11AM-12PM
EVERY THIRD Diabetes Support Group
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9-11:30AM
EVERY FIRST Basic Foot Care
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9-10AM
EVERY SECOND Coffee Connect
1-2:30PM
EVERY SECOND Hearing Clinic
1-2:30PM
EVERY FOURTH Educational Videos
9-11:30AM
EVERY THIRD Basic Foot Care
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$14R/$24NR
12:30-4PM
EVERY THIRD Table Massage
x
$60/Hour
EVERY THIRD Tenderfoot Care (see page 50)
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$28R/$38NR
WEDNESDAYS 1:30-4:30PM
FRIDAYS
10-11:30AM
EVERY FIRST Arm Chair Traveler
9-10AM
EVERY SECOND Book Club
1-2:30PM
EVERY THIRD Computer Assistance
8:45AM-3:30PM EVERY THIRD Tender Footcare
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DROP IN
REGISTER
x
COST
$14R/$24NR No Fee or registration
x x
No Fee, registration required No Fee or registration
No Fee or registration
x
No Fee or registration
x
No Fee, registration required
x
$28R/$38NR
SENIORS WEEKLY ACTIVITIES ►DAILY We have coffee and tea ready all day, and often other treats to enjoy, too. While you are here, check out the Daily Activities and see what your friends are doing. The Billards table is also available on a first come basis during normal business hours. ►BY REQUEST Lafayette has a variety of interesting walking tours. Senior Services staff is happy to coordinate walks around town when requested by 3 or more people. Please ask at the front desk and then bring water and wear your walking shoes for the walk. DVD and VHS movies are available from the City Library as well as from private collections. Senior Services staff is happy to schedule the conference room at a set time for a selected movie or set up the room for 3-12 viewers to watch a movie when the room is not otherwise scheduled. ►BOWLING Need some fun and exercise? It’s time to join the Lafayette Senior Bowling Group. No need to register, just go to Coal Creek Bowling Center, 550 W. South Boulder Rd. ►BRIDGE Every bit as strategic and intellectually demanding as chess and also an inherently social game. Come have fun playing with us! ►COMPUTER LAB The Senior Center has computers to use and the ability to print. There is no charge for the use; we do ask that you provide your own paper to print. ►FUN FRIDAY Come by to learn a new game or break out one that you already love and find someone to join you!! ►HELP FIGHT CANCER (formerly Crafters for Charity) Get involved in various aspects of making and selling crafts - all profits go to fight Cancer. Can you: knit, crochet, sew, set up and maintain a simple web site, mail orders, help locate and maintain sale venues? Come join us and help in the fight against Cancer. ►LAP ROBES Join our dedicated group of volunteers who sew small quilts (lap size) that are donated to nursing facilities and other agencies. Even if you don’t sew, you can help by ironing, cutting, tying or delivering items. ►PANERA BREAD Free bread courtesy of Panera Bread is distrbuted on a first-come, first-served basis. The amount per person is determined by the amount received from Panera Bread and is generally limited to to one or two bags per person. Amount may vary week to week.
►PINOCHLE This trick-taking card game for typically two to four players is a popular and fun game! ►SHANGHAI RUMMY Beginners are welcome to play this new rummy game and meet new friends. ►SILVERSNEAKERS® CLASSES Variety of fun and safe exercise classes at the BBRC and the Senior Center. See page 39 for details. ►SINGING If you have music in your heart and a song on your lips, then join the Lafayette Singing Group. No experience needed. ►TOY BUILDING Assemble simple wooden cars for distribution to children all over the world. All materials and social interaction provided. ►WHATEVER GROUP Catch up with your friends and make new ones while working on “whatever” craft you have. Bring any materials you have and join the fun.
MONTHLY ACTIVITIES ► ARM CHAIR TRAVELER Come explore other parts of the world without leaving Lafayette! Join us here at the center as we travel to new and exciting places from the comfort of our chairs. Lafayette Library staff will facilitate discussion of a different travel DVD or book each month. Dates: 8/4, 9/1, 10/6, 11/3 Time: FRI 10-11:30AM. NEW
► BASIC FOOT CARE 25 MINUTES Foot care for those who want just the basics: foot soak, lotion massage and nail file manicure. Disposable files and towels used. Arrive 10 minutes prior to appointment. Limited by availability of appointment times. Payment is due when appointment is made. Register by Mondays at 3PM. Offered by: Bonnie Miller, CNA Cost: $14/$24. Dates: 8/1, 8/15, 9/5, 9/19, 10/3, 10/17, 11/7, 11/21, 12/5, 12/19 Time: TUE 9-11:30AM (last appointment 11AM). ► BOB L BURGER RECREATION CENTER FITNESS ORIENTATIONS Learn to use the equipment. Register at the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center front desk. Dates/Time: 2nd & 4th MON each month 1-2PM. ► BOOK CLUB Meet once a month to talk about a preselected book. Come even if you have not finished it! Dates: 8/11, 9/8, 10/13, 11/10, 12/8 Time: FRI 9-10AM. www.cityoflafayette.com/recreation • Fall 2017
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SENIORS ► COFFEE CONNECT Visit with Senior Services staff to share ideas, ask questions, learn details and provide input about upcoming trips and activities. It is your facility, let us know how we can make it the best! Dates: 8/8, 9/12, 10/10, 11/14, 12/12 Time: TUE 9-10AM. ► COMPUTER HELP AT THE LAFAYETTE SENIOR CENTER The Lafayette Senior Center is offering computer software assistance in our computer lab once a month. See page 51 for more details. Dates: 8/18, 9/15, 10/20, 11/17, 12/15 Time: FRI 1-2:30PM ► EAST COUNTY DIABETES EDUCATION & SUPPORT This class provides education about diet, exercise, sleep and the effect of each on Diabetes. For questions call: 303441-4995. Sponsored by Boulder County Area Agency on Aging Instructor: Lindsay Lawes MS, RD Registration required with Senior Services. Dates: 8/21, 9/18, 10/16, 11/20 Time: MON 11AM-12PM ► EDUCATIONAL DVDS We will show the Wonders of The National Parks: A Geology of North America by National Geographic series. a fascinating introduction to geology that forged North America’s national parks. These half-hour lectures take you to more than a hundred spectacular sites guided by geologist and former college professor Ford Cochran. He is a storyteller and an explorer at heart who specializes in interpreting landscapes for a variety of audiences Times: 4th TUE each month 1-2:30PM
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► FAMILY HEARING CENTER HEARING CLINIC Since 1963, Family Hearing Centers has been helping people improve the quality of their lives. We provide excellent service to our patients by diagnosing your hearing problem with a hearing test so we are able to provide you with the best solution. If hearing aids are needed, we will evaluate your hearing loss and lifestyle so we can provide you with the best hearing technology to suit your needs. Visit the Lafayette's Senior Center's FREE hearing clinic every 2nd Tuesday each month. Registration required with Senior Services. Dates: 8/8, 9/12, 10/10, 11/14, 12/12 Time: 1-2:30PM NEW
► TENDERFOOT CARE Includes preparation time, whirlpool foot bath, a foot and leg massage, corn & callus treatment, toenail cutting & filing. Those with medical conditions should register for this option, rather than the Basic Foot Care. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to appointment time. Limited by availability of appointment times. Registration required with Senior Services. Offered by: Marianne Kuhns, R.N. Cost: $28/$38. Dates: 9/13, 9/15, 10/18, 10/20, 11/15, 11/17, 12/13, 12/15 Times: WED 1:30-4:30PM or FRI 8:45AM-3:30PM. ► 30 & 60 MINUTE TABLE MASSAGE FOR ADULTS Senior Services offers massage appointments that encourage wellbeing and optimum functioning by improving circulation. To schedule an appointment: Call Lafayette Senior Services at 303-661-1492 or stop by the front desk at least 24 hours in advance. Payment is due when appointment is made. Arrive 10 minutes prior to appointment. You must be 18 or older. Offered by: Charlene Schik, CMT (Certified Massage Therapist) Cost: $60/hour Dates: 8/15, 9/19, 10/17, 11/21, 12/19 Time: TUE 12:30-4:30PM.
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SENIORS COMPUTER LAB COMPUTER LAB Lafayette Senior Services has computers and a printer available. There is no charge for the use of the computer lab. We do ask that you provide your own printer paper. COMPUTER LAB ETIQUETTE ► Please use headphones if you are using sound while others are in the computer lab. ► Please move conversations to an unoccupied area of the Senior Center while others are in the computer lab. ► Please keep food and uncovered drinks out of the computer lab. ► Space permitting, youth may accompany their elders in the computer lab, but may not use a separate computer than the elder without prior approval and arrangement from staff. ► As in any part of the Lafayette Senior Center, conversations will be respectful with and towards all of our members, visitors, instructors and staff, and the community in general. Dates Closed: 9/4, 9/29, 11/10, 11/23 and 12/25. The Computer Lab may close at other times for programs that have not yet been advertised, as well as for special wellness and education events. Every effort will be made to notify users in advance. Lafayette Senior Services is wired and a great place to relax and use your own computer. Bring your laptop or tablet and connect here. COMPUTER HELP AT THE LAFAYETTE SENIOR CENTER Need a little guidance around Excel? Is a web site driving you nuts? We have the help that you may need. The Lafayette Senior Center is offers computer software assistance once a month. This help is offered the third Friday of each month in our computer lab. Hours are 1-2:30PM and sign up is required to make sure we can accommodate everyone. This is for software questions only. Help is available for Word 2007, Excel 2007, Powerpoint 2007, Internet Explorer, Email and Web Site navigation. Any questions or to sign up, please call 303-661-1492. Register by the previous Friday. Dates: 8/18, 9/15, 10/20, 11/17, 12/15
COMPUTER HELP AT THE LAFAYETTE PUBLIC LIBRARY ► COMPUTER SERVICE COACHING Need one-on-one help with your computer, tablet, e-reader or phone? Our computer coach is happy to help! Weekly sessions are drop in, first come first serve, no registration required. Please contact the Lafayette Library at 303-665-5200 for current days and times. ► GET TO KNOW YOUR IPHONE & IPAD CLASS Bring your iphone or ipad and learn how powerful these devices can be! Learn tricks and tools you need to get the most benefit from this technology. Staff and a computer coach will be on hand to guide participants. Registration required. Call 303-665-5200 or sign up online at www. cityoflafayette.com/library. Dates: 8/16, 9/20, 10/18, 11/15, 12/20
COMPUTER HELP @ LAFAYETTE PUBLIC LIBRARY Get tech help from volunteer computer coaches & computer classes!
Computer Workshops, Classes & Coaching Call 303-665-5200 for the latest classes!
Coaching in basic computer skills: web, email, photos, social media, security, and downloadables.
Drop in computer coaching -
Call 303-665-5200 for the current schedule We can: Help download e-books on tablets and e-readers, help customers on their own laptops or on library public computers, answer questions about basic software and internet searches, email, and social media, library printing and copying. We can’t: fix hardware or printers; design power point presentations, websites or blogs; offer extensive computer tutoring. Lafayette Public Library 303-665-5200 www.cityoflafayette.com/library
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PARKS & OPEN SPACE WANEKA LAKE PARK
PARK REGULATIONS
1600 CARIA DRIVE
►Parks open at 6AM and close at 10PM daily. ►Dogs must be leashed at all times while in any park or recreation facility with the exception of the Great Bark Dog Park. ►Glass containers of any kind are not permitted in any park or recreation facility. ►Consumption of alcoholic beverages in any park or recreation facility is prohibited, unless the person or party acquires a special use permit. Alcohol beverages may only be consumed by members of the group holding the shelter permit and may not be resold to the general public. ►Motor vehicles are not permitted outside the designated parking area of any park or recreation facility.
Waneka Lake Park is a recreational and wildlife refuge in a suburban setting.
EAST SHELTER
WEST SHELTER
CAPACITY 75 GUESTS 9AM-12PM
1-4PM 5-8PM
CAPACITY 75 GUESTS
$40 9AM- $120 3 hours 9PM All Day
100 GUESTS
150 GUESTS MAX
►Noise Ordinance - Any and all use of sound amplifying equipment requires a Special Events and/or Sound Amplification Permit available through the City Clerk’s Office at City Hall, 1290 South Public Rd., Lafayette, CO.
PARK RESERVATION INFORMATION The City of Lafayette Recreation Department coordinates and schedules the use of all park areas, facilities and fields. Prior approval, permit and/or contract with corresponding fee and/or insurance coverage may be required. Anyone desiring to reserve a park, shelter or facility for parties, gatherings, games/practices, event, etc. may do so by submitting a reservation request online and acquiring the appropriate approval. Fees for such usage varies by location, size, length and purpose of the event. All reservations and shelter rental permits are handled online or by appointment at the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center, Monday-Friday, 9AM-5PM. Park shelters are available for rental from March-October. Please call Becka Gregory for an in-person rental at 303-661-1460 or reserve at www.cityoflafayette. com/ShelterRentals.
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100 GUESTS
150 GUESTS MAX
9AM-12PM
9AM$105 $265 $80 $240 1-4PM 3 hours 3 hours All Day All Day 9PM 5-8PM ► These times available Memorial Weekend until Labor Day. See website for other options.
WHITETAIL PARK 2550 AUTUMN RIDGE BLVD.
►Horses are not permitted in parks or on trails unless otherwise designated.
►Firearms are not permitted in any park or any recreational facility.
$40 9AM- $120 3 hours 9PM All Day
1-4PM 5-8PM
BOTH SHELTERS
►Littering is prohibited in any park or recreation facility. Please use trash receptacles provided.
►Fires permitted in designated areas only where grills are provided.
9AM-12PM
Whitetail Park features 12.2 acres of public land in a formalized landscape.
NORTH SHELTER
SOUTH SHELTER
CAPACITY 25 GUESTS 9AM-2PM
3-8PM
CAPACITY 50 GUESTS
$40 9AM- $80 5 hours 9PM All Day
$60 9AM- $120 5 hours 9PM All Day
9AM-2PM
3-8PM
BOTH SHELTERS CAPACITY 75 GUESTS 9AM-2PM 3-8PM
$100 5 hours
9AM-9PM
$200 All Day
LAMONT DOES PARK 500 E. SO. BOULDER RD. L a M o n t D o e s Pa r k 1 2 acre community park provides space for many organized spor ts.
SHELTER RENTAL 9AM2PM 3-8PM
100 GUESTS
150 GUESTS MAX
$60
$85
6 hours
6 hours
9AM9PM
100 GUESTS
150 GUESTS MAX
$90
$115
All Day
All Day
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PARKS & OPEN SPACE OPEN SPACE REGULATIONS ►Open Space hours are from 4AM to 10PM daily. ►Pets are permitted on open space designated trails only; must be on leash at all times. ►Dog waste transmitts disease, please clean up after your pet. ►Please stay on designated trails to prevent degradation of sensitive native grasses and habitat. ►Commerical or business activity is prohibited without written approval from the Director. ►Equestrian use is currently allowed on Rock Creek Trail ONLY. ►Motorized vehicles on open space are prohibited; exceptions are: for the mobility impaired. ►Please keep bicycle use on designated trails. ►Please practice "Leave No Trace". When it comes to litter, pack it in, pack it out. ►The consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited on all City of Lafayette Open Space Property.
“Here in Lafayette, we strive to preserve and enhance significant natural areas and wildlife habitat, as well as the ecological integrity within the greater region of Boulder County. Efforts are aimed at completing a network of local Open Space including conservation areas, community buffers, community agriculture, and trail corridors providing close to home access to passive recreation and wildlife viewing opportunities.”
►Encroachment into open space is prohibited including: private improvements such as gardens, landscaping, fences, tree houses, swings, bike ramps, paths, compost piles, storage of personal property, etc. ►Destruction or altering of any natural, historic, geologic, archeological or cultural resources is strictly prohibited. ►Discharging, possession, use or carrying of any weapon on open space is prohibited (except as permitted by Chapter 75 of the Lafayette Municipal Code). ►Fishing, boating, swimming, and open fire are prohibited on open space property. Lafayette’s 1,300 acres of solely and jointly owned designated open space and numerous miles of open space trails contribute to the small town feel residents and businesses find appealing.
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Bullhead Gulch 1501 Arapahoe Rd
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Echternacht Open Space Highway 287 Esmail Open Space 10501 Empire Rd. Fingru Open Space Empire Rd. Greenlee Wildlife Preserve 1660 W. Baseline Rd.
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GOLF
RANGE BALL PRICES $5 small bucket $9 large bucket $14 jumbo bucket RANGE CARDS AVAILABLE $89 for $120 in range balls $139 for $200 in range balls $199 for $300 in range balls
Best value for practice balls at Indian Peaks!
GIFT CARDS AVAILABLE ONLINE OR AT 303-666-4706 TOURNAMENTS & LEAGUES ALWAYS WELCOME!
TEE TIME RESERVATIONS
RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE UP TO 7 DAYS IN ADVANCE IN THE GOLF SHOP OR ONLINE AT WWW.INDIANPEAKSGOLF.COM. Preferred Reservations are available 8-45 days in advance, online only, for a fee. Friday thru Sunday & holidays, tee times before 1pm are for 18-holes only unless playing the back nine early in the morning. Tee Time Reservations must be guaranteed with a major credit card. Cancellations or player reductions require 24-hour advance notice. Practice Facilities include our driving range, putting green, chipping green, and practice bunkers. Driving Range open daily. Even when it snows!
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THE PEAKS GRILL
The Peaks Grill is available for your event. We cater parties, weddings, meetings, and other events. Please call 303-6669597 for more information.
PREFERRED PLAYER CARD •Good for $7 off 10 rounds and your 11th round is FREE!
$69 ($121+ VALUE)
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•FREE round valid 7 days a week. •10% of f the regular price of merchandise and food from the grill. No expiration date. Restrictions apply.
GOLF RESIDENT AWARD PROGRAM
NEW City of Lafayette residents are eligible to take
advantage of an award program designed to keep green fees affordable and reward golfers that support the golf course. 10% of every green fee purchased goes into an Awards Bank. Once you’ve banked enough Award Dollars to pay for a full green fee, you can cash-in and get a FREE round of golf! At check-in show us your driver’s license with a Lafayette address. You earn Award Dollars for every full-price green fee purchased for yourself, or a member of your immediate family in your residence. The Resident Award Program is not valid for special offers, outside leagues or tournaments. Men’s and Ladies’ League members do earn Award Dollars when playing in League events, but may not use Award Dollars to play in League events. Award Dollars never expire and your balance will print on your receipt.
2017 FAMILY GOLF PLAN
► April through October, 7 days a week, AFTER 5PM. ► One junior aged 7-17 gets a FREE
green fee with one paying adult green fee, additional juniors are $5 each.
► Adults pay regular green fee plus any cart fees.
CHILDREN ON THE COURSE
►Ages 7+ may accompany parent/guardian as a spectator.* ►Ages 10+ may play if accompanied by parent/guardian. ►Ages 12+ may play the course unaccompanied provided
they demonstrate proper skills and etiquette.
* Exception for 7-9 yr. olds when playing under the Family Golf Plan
JOIN OUR E-MAIL CLUB TO HEAR ABOUT SPECIAL OFFERS, UPCOMING EVENTS, AND COURSE NEWS FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT: WWW.INDIANPEAKSGOLF.COM.
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INFORMATION COMMUNITY PARTNERS Lafayette Recreation works with local businesses and organizations to improve our programs and create outlets for physical activity and a healthy lifestyle all around Lafayette. The businesses and organizations below have worked with Lafayette Recreation in 2017 to help Lafayette Live Healthy!
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Alzheimer's Association Boulder County Region
Lady Warriors Softball Girls Youth Softball
Boulder County Area Agency on Aging
Lafayette Bobcat Football Tackle Football Program
Boulder Valley School District
Lion's Club
Centaurus High School Athletic Department
National Sports Center of the Disabled Sports Programming
Cheer Central Suns Youth Cheerleading
Peak to Peak High School Athletic Department
Coal Creek Bowling Lanes
Senior Reach
Coal Creek Little League Youth Baseball Program
Sister Carmen
Coal Creek Wheels On Meals
Trebol Soccer Competitive Youth Soccer
Home Instead Senior Care
TRU Community Care PACE Center
Hustle Sports CARA Tennis League
Via Transit
Justice High School Athletic Department
Warriors Youth Basketball Boys Youth Basketball
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INFORMATION
SMALL BUSINESS
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 25 SHOP SMALL THIS HOLIDAY SEASON!
STRENGTHEN YOUR COMMUNITY BY KEEPING RETAIL DOLLARS IN LAFAYETTE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT WWW.CITYOFLAFAYETTE.COM/SHOPSMALL.
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SATURDAY NOVEMBER 25 FROM 1-4PM AGES 5-12 CODE: 744700-A $4.00 PER CHILD
BRING THE KIDS TO THE RECREATION CENTER FOR SOME SUPERVISED PLAY TIME WHILE YOU SHOP IN OLD TOWN LAFAYETTE. KIDS WILL ENJOY THREE HOURS OF GYM TIME, GAMES AND CRAFTS FOR ONLY $4 PER CHILD! MAKE HOLIDAY SHOPPING FUN FOR PARENTS AND KIDS THIS YEAR! REGISTER IN ADVANCE OR DROP-IN DAY OF.
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WHILE AT THE BBRC, GRAB SOME GREAT OFFERS:
● ANNUAL PASS Purchase or renew an annual pass and pay in full to receive 1 additional month FREE
● STOCKING STUFFER PUNCHCARD SALE Buy a 4-Punch Gift Card, Get 1 FREE. Limit 2 per customer ● GREAT OUTDOORS WATERPARK FIRST ACCESS Be one of the first visitors to the Great Outdoor Waterpark! Purchase a special "First Access" pass for our opening day (date TBD)! LIMITED TO THE FIRST 100 PASSES SOLD, 2 PER CUSTOMER. www.cityoflafayette.com/recreation • Fall 2017 59
INFORMATION BBRC AMENITIES ►AQUATICS AREA: A Four-pool complex including a leisure/therapy pool with a variety of water features, a lazy river/tube ride, a 25-yard, 6-lane pool and a 150 foot waterslide with landing pool. ►FITNESS ATRIUM: Features an extensive free weight
system, Nautilus selectorized machines, stationary bicycles, Stairmasters, rowing machines, treadmills and Precor Ellipticals.
►GYMNASIUM: A large hardwood floor, available for court sports including basketball, volleyball and pickleball. ► RACQUETBALL COURTS: 2 full-size courts; 1 has a
competition glass wall. Wallyball option available.
►RUNNING TRACK: 16 laps = 1 mile; cushioned oval. ►GROUP FITNESS STUDIO: Designed for group fitness with
mirrors, no-shock hardwood floor, and a great sound system.
►PRESCHOOL ROOMS: Rooms specifically designed for
our licensed preschool programs.
►MULTI-USE ROOM: Includes a small kitchen and is used for classes, meetings and special events. ►SAUNA/STEAMROOM/HOT TUBS: A co-ed dry sauna,
wet steam, indoor whirlpool and outdoor adult only hot tub. ►CHILD CARE: Available for children ages 6 months to 9
years of age. Parents must be using the facilities. See page 63 for hours of operation & costs.
►FAMILY LOCKER ROOMS: Two cabanas are available for
use by adults with young children and people who require assistance in the locker room. ►CYCLING STUDIO: Dedicated, state-of-the-art studio for
cycling classes.
►CARDIO EQUIPMENT STUDIO: scenic outdoor views
featuring 17 pieces of cardiovascular equipment with both personal and shared entertainment screens.
CODE OF CONDUCT The City of Lafayette Recreation & Facility Management Department seeks to create a welcoming environment for all facility users and program/activity participants. To help ensure a safe and satisfactory experience for all, the City expects that respectful, courteous and considerate behavior is exhibited at all times by those visiting our facilities and participating in programs and activities. A violation of the Code of Conduct may include, but is not limited to: disorderly conduct, the use of offensive, threatening or abusive language or gestures, theft, public intoxication, use of drugs, sexual misconduct, harassment, failure to cooperate with Department personnel, possession of any type of weapon, non-compliance with Department rules and regulations, any unlawful activity, and any other behavior deemed to be disruptive. The City reserves the right to deny admission and or take appropriate disciplinary actions against any individual violating this Code of Conduct.
RECREATION CENTER POLICIES & PROCEDURES ►All facility guests using a daily fee area must check in at the front reception desk. Guests found to be using the facility without paying will be asked to leave and may be suspended from future use. ►There is no smoking, chewing tobacco, marijuana, alcoholic
beverages or gum allowed in the Center. Food and drink are permitted only in designated areas (lobby, multiuse rooms, outdoor patio). Sport drinks and water brought past the front desk must be in a spill-proof, non-breakable bottle. No glass is allowed in the Center.
►A photo I.D. is required for all equipment check-out,
including locker padlocks and towel rentals. Acceptable identification includes a BBRC ID Card or School photo ID. If you do not have one of these, you may purchase a Recreation Center ID for $5.00.
►The Recreation Center is NOT responsible for lost or stolen articles. It is strongly recommended that you do not bring any valuables into the Center. Please turn in any found articles to the lost and found at the front desk. Lost items may be identified and then retrieved from the front desk.
►FUNCTIONAL TRAINING AREA: Area for flexibility and core fitness workouts.
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INFORMATION ►A courtesy phone is located in the vestibule and outside the family locker rooms for personal calls. Please be considerate of other guests when using mobile phones in the facility. ►The Center lockers operate on a padlock system. With a
photo ID, any recreation center guest may check out a lock from the front desk. A fee of $8 will be assessed for each lost lock and each lost key. Patrons may bring their own lock to secure their belongings. All padlocks remaining on lockers at the end of each business day will be cut off.
AGE GUIDELINES ► ALL AREAS: For your child’s
safety, all children under ten (10) years of age must be supervised by a guest 16 years or older.
►LOCKER ROOMS: In the best interest of all our patrons, children 6 years of age and older are required to use the gender-appropriate locker room.
►Cameras/camera phones are not allowed in the locker
►RUNNING TRACK: available to anyone age 12 years and older. Infants are permitted in a personal baby carrier/ harness only. Strollers are not permitted on the track.
►Family Locker Rooms are available for use by adults with young children and people who require assistance in the locker room.
►POOL AREAS: Children 5 years of age or younger, who will
room areas. Please stow these items in a bag or carrying case.
► Racquetball reservations may be made two days in
advance. Failure to show for a racquetball reservation without a two hour notice may result in a suspension of court reservation privileges. Racquets are available for checkout (with a photo ID) during your reserved time on the court only. Adult annual pass holders may reserve 7 days in advance.
►Appropriate apparel must be worn in accordance with the area of the facility being used. Shoes and shirts are required at all times. Only non-marking shoes are allowed in the racquetball courts or in the gymnasium. Proper swim attire (bathing suits) must be worn in all pools. No street clothes will be allowed in the pools. Shirts and close-toed, non-marking shoes are required in the weight room and gymnasium. ►Changes in the recreation schedule may occur without
notice. The Adult Swim times may be cancelled, or the hours changed, during holidays and school in-service days. Call the Recreation Center at 303-665-0469 or the information line at 303-665-0468 if you have any questions.
be swimming, must display the appropriate wristband and be accompanied by a paying guest 16 years or older who is in the water, within arms reach of the child(ren). Children 6 - 9 years of age must be supervised by a guest 16 years or older who is present and attentive in the pool area.
►FITNESS AREAS: Weight and fitness equipment is available
to anyone age 15 years and older. Those between the ages of 15-17 must complete a weight room/fitness equipment orientation with one of our weight room attendants in order to use these areas. This brief class, along with a weight room ID card, is a service offered by the Recreation Center free of charge. Participants will learn proper use and treatment of various machines and weight room etiquette. Sign up at the front desk. • Parent/Youth Workouts are permitted anytime, with the
exception of Monday – Thursday 5-7:30PM (our peak time). Parent and child must complete a Weight Room Orientation, children must be 12 years old or older and working out directly with their parent (see page 27 for more details).
The recreation staff will enforce all rules and safety policies for the benefit and enjoyment of all. Our Center Staff is always available to help you. If you have any feedback, please feel free to contact any member of the staff.
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INFORMATION PARTICIPANTS WITH DISABILITIES We welcome people with disabilities. People with disabilities are invited to contact the Recreation Department at 303-665-0469, to discuss the need for adaptations and assistance. Requests for scheduled activities should be made at least 2 weeks prior to the start date. Families with children with disabilities are encouraged to complete the Support Assistance Form, available at the BBRC Front Desk, when registering. After receiving the completed questionnaire, you will be contacted by the appropriate Recreation Department staff member. The City of Lafayette does not provide customized care or individualized personal assistance.
EQUIPMENT CHECKOUT A variety of equipment is available for facility guests to check out from the front desk. Users need only present a valid Photo ID card which will be held until the equipment is returned. Some of the equipment available includes: - Basketballs - Hair dryers - Volleyballs
Is your large group interested in using the pool? Call the Aquatics Department and book your group. Group rate is for any combination and must be reserved a week in advance.
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$3.25
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- Goggles - Racquetballs
There is no charge for the equipment unless it is not returned. Lost equipment will be charged the full replacement cost.
GYM SCHEDULE Availability and times subject to change due to Lafayette Recreation Department program schedule. Monday
Open Gym: 5AM - 9PM Pickleball: 1-3:30PM
Tuesday
Open Gym: 5AM - 9PM Drop-in Adult Basketball: Noon-2pm*
Wednesday
Open Gym: 5AM - 9PM
Thursday
Open Gym: 5AM - 9PM Pickleball: 1-3:30PM
Friday
Pickleball: 9-11AM Open Gym: 5AM - 7PM Drop-in Adult Basketball: Noon-2pm*
Saturday
Open Gym: 8AM - 6PM
Sunday
Drop-in Adult Basketball: 10AM-Noon* Open Gym: Noon - 5PM
GROUP RATES 10+ ADMISSIONS For more information, please contact the Recreation Center at 303-604-3550. Children 5 years and under must be within arms reach of a paying patron 16 years or older at all times.
- Fins - Racquets - Weight belts
* Subject to half court on high-volume days.
OPEN GYM Open to all ages. Youth basketball will use gym October-February with limited availability. DROP-IN BASKETBALL Open to anyone 16 years and older. Both courts will be available for basketball. VOLLEYBALL Available with advance reservation. Please contact front desk at 303-665-0469 for the most current information.
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INFORMATION CHILD CARE: 6 MONTHS - 9 YEARS Space is limited to a first-come, first-served basis. We provide a positive, fun environment for children. This service is available to participants taking a class or working out inside the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center. Participants must remain inside the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center. (Schedule subject to change - check at the front desk.) Monday Thursdays
8AM - 1:30PM, 5:15PM - 8:45PM
Friday
8AM - 1:30PM
Saturday
8AM - Noon FEES: $2 per hour per child (2 hour maximum) *Please Note: The minimum amount of time charged for Child Care is one hour ($2) per child. The maximum amount of time a child can be in Child Care is two hours per day per State Regulations.
REDUCED RATES The City of Lafayette provides a program for eligible participants, which will reduce fees for youth by 50% for activities, sponsored by the Recreation Department, as well as reduce the daily admission fee by 50%. This reduced rate program is available to all Lafayette Residents meeting one of the following guidelines: ► Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) ► Supplemental Social Security Income (S.S.I or S.S.D.) ► W.I.C. Recipients ► Section 8 or Public Housing ► Medicaid Recipients ► Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+) ► Food Stamps ► Free Lunch Program Reduced rates do not apply to Senior Center services or activities.
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT: www.cityoflafayette.com/ReducedRate
CHILD CARE PUNCHCARD: $20 / 10 hours
MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES Childcare........................................$2.00/child per hr. Towel Rental.............................$1.00 ea. w/photo I.D. Lost Padlock........................................................$8.00 Lost Padlock Key.................................................$8.00 Lost Towel............................................................$5.00 Lost Annual Pass................................................$5.00 Lost Punch Card..................................................$5.00 Padlock Check-out.........................FREE w/photo I.D. Equipment Check-out....................FREE w/photo I.D. (basketballs, volleyballs, racquets, etc) Various concession items are available for purchase through the front desk; racquetball supplies, batteries, swim diapers, water bottles, etc.
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INFORMATION ROOM RENTALS Includes your set-up and clean-up time. Room must be reserved in advance by calling 303-6611467. Rooms are available: 6:308:30PM Mondays-Fridays •12:30-5:30PM Saturdays•12:30-4:30PM Sundays. 1/2 MEETING ROOM WITHOUT THE KITCHEN $25/hr Resident • $35/hr Non-Resident FULL MEETING ROOM WITHOUT THE KITCHEN $40/hr Resident • $50/hr Non-Resident Kitchen Rental additional $10/hr (subject to room availability) GYMNASIUM RENTAL 1 court - $35/hr • 2 courts - $75/hr VOLLEYBALL Requires 1/2 gym rental plus $20 setup fee. Minimum 2 day advance reservation. OUTDOOR PATIO (South of the pool area) $25 Resident • $35 Non-Resident (2 hour rental) Facility admission not included PARK SHELTER RENTALS See page 56. BIRTHDAY PARTIES Let the Recreation Center Staff take care of the party preparations for your child’s Birthday Celebration! See ad on this page for more information and visit our website at www.cityoflafayette.com/parties.
LAFAYETTE SENIOR CENTER RENTAL FEES Event Rental Space on East Simpson in Old Town Lafayette. The Lafayette Senior Center has space available to rent for up to 75 people. Rental time includes all set up and clean up time required by renters. Space must be reserved 3 weeks in advance with complete payment. Visit www. cityoflafayette.com/seniors to fill out a rental application or call Lafayette Senior Services at 303-661-1492 for more information. ROOMS ARE AVAILABLE: 5-9PM Monday-Thursday • 4-7PM Friday • 9AM-6PM Saturday • Noon-5PM Sunday. FEE: $40/hour resident or $50/hour non-resident
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PHONE DIRECTORY INFO LINE
303-665-0468
FRONT DESK
303-665-0469
Recreation Director
Monte Stevenson
303-661-1306
Recreation Superintendent
Tammy Tucker
303-661-1472
General Programs Supervisor
Marty Walsh
303-661-1467
Aquatics Manager
Scott Hickman
303-661-1465
Athletics Supervisor
Kris Kron
303-661-1463
SENIOR SERVICES DIVISION
FRONT DESK
303-661-1492
Meals On Wheels
LUNCH LINE
303-661-1494
Senior Services Supervisor
Juli MacKenzie
303-661-1497
Recreational Coordinator (Seniors)
Heide Barrowman
303-661-1491
RECREATION CENTER
Resource Coordinator (Seniors)
303-661-1499
PARKS, OPEN SPACE & GOLF
......................... 303-665-5506
LAMONT DOES OUTDOOR POOL
......................... 303-673-9207
GOLF COURSE CLUBHOUSE
......................... 303-666-4706
WANEKA LAKE BOATHOUSE
......................... 303-673-9124
GROUP RESERVATIONS
......................... 303-604-3550
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REGISTRATION O N L I N E W E B T R AC REGISTRATION
CLASS CONFIRMATION Please provide your e-mail address on the registration form. We will e-mail receipts to you. Please review your receipt carefully. Contact the Recreation Center immediately if there is a problem.
ONLINE REGISTRATIONS HAVE FIRST PRIORITY FOR CLASS REGISTRATIONS. You will need a username and password to register online. Visit our website at www.cityoflafayette.com/recreation and follow the link to register your household for a WebTrac account. Your username and password will be e-mailed to you. Please allow two business days to receive your account information. You do not need to request an account each time a brochure is published. Already have an account? Go to www.cityoflafayette.com/registration to log into WebTrac.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION 1) The Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel or combine any class due to an insufficient number of participants. You will be notified prior to the first class if it has been cancelled and you will receive a full refund, credit or transfer to another class. 2) Late fees: Any youth sports registration not received by the registration deadline, will be assessed a $10 late fee. Payment will be taken (check or credit card) for youth league wait list registrations, but will not be processed until the child is placed on a team.
► ONLINE RESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINS MONDAY JULY 31, 2017 AT 9AM
CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICY We strive for positive experiences and excellence in everything we do. If you cancel from a class, you must request the cancellation seven days prior to the start of the class in order to receive a 75% refund. Day Camp deposits and Preschool/B.A.S.E. registration fees are non-refundable.
(credit card and/or household credit balance)
► ONLINE NON-RESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINS MONDAY AUGUST 7, 2017 AT 9AM
WALK-IN
(cash / check / credit card / money order / and /or household credit balance) You may register in person at the front desk of the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center during regular business hours. ► RESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINS WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2, 2017 ► NON-RESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINS WEDNESDAY AUGUST 9, 2017 (AUGUST 9-11 9AM-4PM)
► Class transfers are subject to a $5.00 transfer fee. ► All cancellations initiated by the participant must be approved by the program supervisor, and will be assessed a 25% cancellation fee. ► NO REFUNDS OR CREDITS will be given for cancellations, initiated by or for the participant, made less than 7 days before the start of class. Refunds will be issued in the form of a check or credit card (depending on method of payment) or a household credit balance. LAFAYETTE RESIDENT In order to qualify for the resident fee, participants must reside within the corporate boundaries of the City of Lafayette.
ONLINE REGISTRATION ● Anytime ● Easy ● Anywhere ● Quick ● Safe ● Convenient
For registration questions please contact the Front Desk at 303-665-0469. Program registrations cannot be conducted over the phone.
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NEW EXPANDED CLINIC HOURS
The care you need, when you need it.
BCH has expanded hours at four of our family medicine clinics. Now patients throughout our community have even more access to great care — including early mornings and evenings.
Call 303-415-4015 to make an appointment at one of our four convenient locations. E X PA N D E D C L I N I C H O U R S 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 9 a.m. to noon
Monday through Thursday Friday Saturday
Boulder Creek Family Medicine
Family Medical Associates
bch.org/bouldercreek
bch.org/familymedical
Dakota Ridge Family Medicine
Gunbarrel Family Medicine
bch.org/dakotaridge
bch.org/gunbarrel
Foothills Medical Campus, Reynolds Medical Building 1755 48th Street, Suite 200, Boulder
2995 Baseline Road, Suite 210, Boulder
Community Medical Center 1000 W. South Boulder Road, Suite 110, Lafayette
6685 Gunpark Drive East, Suite 110, Boulder
Boulder Community Health (BCH) does not exclude, deny benefits to, or otherwise discriminate against any person on the ground of race, color, or national origin, or on the basis of disability or age in admission to, participation in, or receipt of the services and benefits under any of its programs and activities, whether carried out by BCH directly or through a contract or any other entity with which BCH arranges to carry out its programs and activities.
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