MCC Summer 2021 Program Guide by McLean Community Center

McLEAN COMMUNITY CENTER

PROGRAM GUIDE SCHEDULE OF CLASSES, CAMPS AND EVENTS

SUMMER 2021 MUSIC

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ANIMALS S R E L G JUG AND MORE! Est. 1915

4TH OF JULY DRIVE-THRU Page 9

THE OLD FIREHOUSE BLOCK PARTY Page 31

2021 SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE 2020–2021 Governing Board Suzanne Le Menestrel, Chair Carla Post, Vice-Chair Maria Foderaro-Guertin, Secretary Barbara Zamora-Appel, Treasurer Ivy Chen Bill Glikbarg

Carole Herrick Tyler Jensen Terri Markwart

Check These Out!

Raj Mehra Melanie Sletten

Friends of MCC Cecilia D. Closs President

Bonnie Weston Treasurer

Gordon Thomas Vice President

Lori Wertz Secretary

Member at Large Sam Agarwal Thamir Al-Hashimi Jessica Goodman

Mary Anne Hampton Carole Herrick Glenn Yarborough, Jr.

Summer Sunday Concerts

The Sensational Soul Cruisers: A Tribute to Motown See page 28.

MCC Staff Administration George Sachs, Executive Director Ashok Karra, Comptroller Holly Novak, Executive Assistant Sabrina Anwah, Information Officer David Craig, Graphic Designer & Webmaster Kyle Corwin, Social Media Manager Joe McGovern, Facilities Manager Vivian Brown, Information Technology Lindsey Hogan, Office Manager Nadia Jaff, Accounts Payable Anne McAfee, Human Resources Specialist Ellen Fox, Administrative Assistant Georgia Mettauer, Administrative Assistant Recreation Aides Jonathan Davis, Booking Manager Scott Bowen, Craig Morris, Susan Stankus, Steve Caruso, Tijani Musa, Al Peña Camacho Performing Arts Sarah Schallern Treff, Director Danielle Van Hook, Director, Youth Theatre Programs Jennifer Garrett, Technical Director Justin King, Assistant Technical Director Evelyn Hill, Patron Services Manager Deion Roulhac, Theatre Technician Jeff Virchow, Performing Arts Assistant Jared Mercier, Audience Development Associate General Programs Department Mike Fisher, General Programs Director Christian Hayes, Youth/Instructional Event Manager Katie Fedora, Registrar Sue Dorsey, Assistant Registrar Cydnie Davis, Assistant Registrar Nadia Kader, Youth Event Coordinator Catherine Nesbitt, Special Events Manager Matthew Hockensmith, Special Events Asst. Manager Valerie Sheridan Comer, Special Events Coordinator Andrew Carter, Old Firehouse General Manager

After 7 Dance Party See page 30.

Here’s What Our Patrons Say... The Alden’s “University of Wonder and Imagination” Virtual Show “My daughter LOVED it—she was amazed by the illusionists and really seemed to feel the performance was personalized to her. The smile on her face was the highlight.” “It helps bring some level of normality back and allows families to have a nice time together watching the show on the computer.” Santa is Coming to Town “Great job addressing pandemic concerns, we felt safe at the event.” “It was beautifully done and felt festive as well as safe.”

TABLE OF CONTENTS Letter from the Executive Director........................................ 2

THE McLEAN COMMUNITY CENTER

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1234 Ingleside Ave • McLean, VA 22101

Community Events............................................................................ 9 Classes......................................................................................................10 Pre-School/Toddler.................................................................... 11 Dance......................................................................................... 11 Fitness....................................................................................... 11 Music.......................................................................................... 11 Soccer...................................................................................... 12 Children.............................................................................................. 12 Cooking................................................................................... 12 Dance........................................................................................ 12 Fencing................................................................................... 13 Tumbling................................................................................ 13 Teens....................................................................................................14 Cooking................................................................................... 14 Fencing................................................................................... 14 Family.................................................................................................. 15 Cooking................................................................................... 15 Adults.................................................................................................. 15 Cooking................................................................................... 15 Fitness...................................................................................... 16 Health....................................................................................... 18 Active Seniors (+55)....................................................... 18 Dog Training........................................................................ 18 Technology........................................................................... 19 Visual Arts............................................................................. 19 Online Certificates & Courses.................................................20

HOURS: Monday–Thursday: 8 a.m.–11 p.m. Friday: 8 a.m.–midnight Saturday: 9 a.m.–midnight Sunday: noon–6 p.m. Website: www.mcleancenter.org E-mail: mail@mcleancenter.org The Center will be CLOSED on the following days: Memorial Day (5/31), Juneteenth (6/18) and Independence Day (7/5). Main telephone number: 703-790-0123 TTY: 711 (hearing impaired only) Class & Activity Registration: 703-744-9365 Facility Rentals: 703-744-9362 The Alden Box Office: 703-790-9223 McLean Project for the Arts: 703-790-1953 Old Firehouse Center: 703-448-8336 1440 Chain Bridge Road, McLean, VA 22101 The McLean Community Center reserves the right to photograph and videotape all of its activities, events, classes, programs and facilities for promotional purposes. Are You a McLean Community Center Tax District Resident? You are a McLean Community Center supporter if you live within the following boundaries: NORTH: The Potomac River EAST: The Arlington County Line WEST: Difficult Run SOUTH: Route 66, Route 7 or Dulles Access Road (whichever is furthest north) Still not sure? Call the Center at 703-744-9365, TTY: 711, prior to registering for programs that have nonresident fees.

Camps...................................................................................................... 22 Calendar.................................................................................................24 McLean Project for the Arts..................................................... 26 The Alden...............................................................................................27 The Old Firehouse (Teens)........................................................ 29 Registration Information............................................................ 32 Fairfax County is committed to nondiscrimination on the basis of disability in all county programs, services and activities. Reasonable accommodations will be provided upon request. For information, call McLean Community Center at 703-790-0123, TTY: 711

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WHO WE ARE, WHAT WE DO The McLean Community Center (MCC) was built and is funded by residents of Greater McLean for their use through a real estate tax surcharge, the result of a 1970 bond referendum (Small District 1A-Dranesville). Center facilities include the 383-seat Alden Theatre, the McLean Project for the Arts galleries, the Susan B. DuVal Art Studio, meeting and conference rooms, a rehearsal studio, a multipurpose classroom and catering kitchen. Local open clubs and organizations use the Center for their monthly meetings with a nominal charge. Center facilities may be rented for private functions such as business conferences, receptions, parties and recitals. District residents and businesses pay reduced fees. Registrations for McLean Youth Athletics and McLean Little League activities are regularly held at the Center, and information on their activities is always available. The Center also operates the award-winning Old Firehouse Center, located at 1440 Chain Bridge Rd. in downtown McLean.

I Chose to Accept the Mission; So Glad I Did As I retire and prepare to leave MCC, I am reminded of MCC’s mission and purpose, and I am proud to have had the privilege of serving our residents for the last 11 years. During that time, I have worked to maintain the high standards our mission and vision have set in meeting our public's needs. To Provide a Sense of Community by Undertaking Programs As programmers, we create opportunities with whatever space or equipment we are given. We listen and gather information about our community in order to address the needs of the people we serve. This is forever changing, which challenges us to be continually creating new programs and opportunities for recreation and to educate our residents. During my tenure, our programmers have offered a rich variety of programs for every age group. Assisting Community Organizations MCC currently services 24 local nonprofit organizations that hold their regular meetings here. We also provide room set-ups in multiple rooms at the community center to support their community efforts and projects. We allocate these opportunities equally and fairly to all. Furnishing Facilities for Civic, Cultural, Educational, Recreational and Social Activities Calling this a “community center” is somewhat misleading. We often have people come here with the expectation of finding a gym, pool or fitness center, which are mostly found in community recreation centers. This facility aligns more closely to that of a civic or cultural center, where people come for a purpose to meet, to learn in class offerings, to experience cultural stimulation and to gather in organized family fun activities. I have many beautiful memories of happy families who have participated in our programs, of dedicated board members who have donated their time and talents to help us reach success and of a hard-working staff who have committed themselves to enhancing the community, one program at a time. It has been a wonderful ride. My hope is that MCC will continue to thrive and reach new levels of accomplishment. Thank you for all the love and support you have given me. I could not have done it without you.

George Sachs Executive Director McLean Community Center

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CENTER NEWS

CENTER NEWS McLean Community Center 2021 Governing Board Election The Governing Board and staff of the McLean Community Center strongly encourage all qualified residents to vote for members of MCC’s 2021-2022 Governing Board. Your vote sends a very important message of your support of the Center’s programs and services.

Open Voting: Open Voting began on Wednesday, March 17, at MCC. Residents may vote in-person or by mail. To request a ballot for your household, you may fill out an online form on the center’s website, www.mcleancenter.org, phone 703-744-9348 or send an email to elections@mcleancenter.org. Please indicate how many adult or youth ballots are needed for your household. The requested ballots will be mailed to your home. The package will include a pre-addressed return envelope for each ballot. A signed affidavit must accompany each completed ballot. Please mail or drop off your ballot to McLean Community Center, 1234 Ingleside Avenue, McLean, Va. 22101. Open voting will end on Saturday, May 15, at 5 p.m. All ballots must be received at MCC by 5 p.m. to be counted.

In-Person Voting Opportunities: Vote between the hours of 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. at McLean Day 2021—A Drive-Thru Celebration, on Saturday, May 15, at McLean Community Center, 1234 Ingleside Ave. You may also vote in person during the Center’s Earth Day McLean—Act Locally drive-thru event on Saturday, April 17, 9 a.m.–noon.

Qualifications to Vote: 1. You must be a resident of the McLean Community Center tax district (Dranesville Small District 1A); however, you need not be registered to vote in the general election. 2. ADULT VOTERS: You must be at least 18 years old on McLean Day, Saturday, May 15, to vote for adult candidates (born on or before May 15, 2003). 3. YOUTH VOTERS: You must be 15 through 17 years old on McLean Day, Saturday, May 15, to vote for youth candidates (born May 16, 2003 to May 16, 2006). Youth voters may vote for one candidate from each of the two high school boundary areas: McLean or Langley high schools. You must live within a boundary area but need not attend the school.

2021 SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE Meet the Candidates (listed in alphabetical order) Adult Candidates

THREE POSITIONS OPEN

Sepehr Harandi

sepehr.harandi@gmail.com

I’m a McLean boy, I attended Churchill Road Elementary, Cooper Middle and Langley High schools, Longwood University where I played Division 1 soccer and obtained my master’s from Oklahoma University. Growing up in McLean was vital to my maturity and development and I ultimately returned. I’ve been involved in the community in a variety of ways—coaching McLean youth football and basketball, sponsoring McLean 5k and playing for McLean Youth Sports. I choose to run for the MCC board to be a vital part of the community and stay connected to my roots while helping in any way I can.

Lisa Mariam

lisamariammcc@gmail.com

McLean Community Center was a big factor in our decision to move to McLean in 2002. Attending classes, performances and events, I appreciate MCC’s welcoming atmosphere and outstanding programs that connect me to the community. I’m interested in serving on the Board to help guide MCC through this exciting period of transition to reopening with a new Director. I offer extensive professional and volunteer experience with organizations including ArtsFairfax, the National Gallery of Art, Girl Scouts and school PTAs. I look forward to supporting strong McLean traditions and exploring new opportunities to engage residents of all ages, abilities and backgrounds.

Rasheq Rahman

rasheq.mcc@gmail.com

My name is Rasheq Rahman. As a 25+-year McLean resident with a small business proudly headquartered in downtown and kids attending McLean public schools, the McLean Community Center (MCC)’s world-class activities from children’s learning to date nights at The Alden have enriched my family life for generations. I seek a seat on the MCC Governing Board with deep gratitude and the belief that my 20 years of diverse experience in finance (Goldman Sachs), strategy (IBM) and education (Yale, Virginia Tech) enable me to lead the MCC to be ever resilient, innovative and inclusive during this time of change.

Shivani Saboo

shivsaboo1@gmail.com

My name is Shivani Saboo and I am running for MCC Governing Board. I have lived in McLean all my life and wear my hometown with a badge of pride! I graduated from McLean High School in 2016 and recently graduated from the University of Virginia in 2020. As our town welcomes increasingly more young professionals, I hope to represent those voices and help MCC integrate more with the young adult community. Additionally, as an Asian-American, I hope to represent immigrant communities and push for increased celebration of the diverse cultures represented in McLean.

Allison Stratton

allison.c.stratton@gmail.com

I’m excited to run for the board of the McLean Community Center because I believe in the difference a robust and well-functioning community can make in the lives of its residents. A former military spouse, I’ve volunteered for leadership positions in service organizations and seen firsthand how beneficial these groups can be. My background in higher education and passion for lifelong learning gives me a unique perspective on the types of activities that might be attractive to our stakeholders. Now that our family has settled in McLean permanently, I’m thrilled to have a chance to contribute to our community’s wellbeing.

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CENTER NEWS

Youth Candidates

ONE POSITION OPEN

Langley High School Boundary Area Ivy Chen

ivychen2004@gmail.com

I want to run for the Governing Board because I am profoundly interested in setting policies for the community. I am very interested in matters that will affect our lives and I love to be able to give back to my society. Beyond my academic life, I enjoy participating in a multitude of extracurricular activities, ranging from politics to student government. I want to be involved in leading, making and creating change within our community to ensure that we all create the most positive and helpful environment possible for all.

Rowan Johns

rowanjohns887@gmail.com

I’m Rowan Johns, a 15-year-old sophomore at Langley High. I will ensure youth in my community are informed, heard and encouraged, with particular focus on community engagement during COVID-19 restrictions. My interests include music, ranging from school band to playing drums in a rock band. I love sports and have played soccer for 10 years. I learned responsibility early taking care of Jake, my beagle. Academically, I love history and civics. I am enthusiastic, caring and always willing to help others. I believe the combination of my interests and personality make me a good candidate for this role.

Charlotte Loving

charlotterloving@gmail.com

I have been a “customer” of the McLean Community Center my entire life. Whether watching a play, taking classes or enjoying the park, MCC has always been there for me! I know McLean well and have friends in both the McLean and Langley districts through softball, church and other extracurricular activities. I am the social media manager and president-elect of the Langley Nice Cream Club, which has taught me how to communicate, lead, plan and achieve goals. Since the Community Center has been such an important part of my past, I would like to be part of its future.

Youth Candidates

ONE POSITION OPEN

McLean High School Boundary Area Max Blacksten

max4mcc@gmail.com

Hello, my name is Max Blacksten. I am honored to have the opportunity to be in candidacy to serve the community that has given me so much over the past 16 years. I am passionate about helping McLean be the best that it can be, by using my position to improve the lives of teens in McLean through engaging teen activities and advocating for increased teen involvement in the MCC decision-making process. I have significant leadership experience and an understanding of politics through my involvement and leadership in Boy Scouts, Venturing, DECA, Model United Nations and other clubs and organizations! Continued on the next page. REGISTER ONLINE | www.mcleancenter.org

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Tyler Jensen

tylair16@gmail.com

I’m running for the McLean Community Center Governing Board because I believe I can best represent the interests of my community and will offer potential to the board. I’m qualified for this position because I serve on the Youth Advisory Council, I was elected by my peers to serve on the Committee on Raising Student Voices at McLean High School, and I’m the current McLean Community Center Youth Board Member for McLean High School. I am deeply invested in leadership roles and I strive to give back to the community in any way I might. Thank you for your consideration.

Cate Kanapathy

catekanapathy2283@gmail.com

I want to serve my community to the fullest extent, so I’m running for the Governing Board. I believe everyone can have positive impacts on not just the community, but the world, a world I strive to make a difference in. Therefore, I volunteer with various advocacy groups including the Uyghur Human Rights Project and Youth Climate Action Team. I’ve been accepted into the Youth Advisory Committee and several school clubs, giving me experience in responsibility, dedication and collaboration. I will improve McLean Community Center, but above all, I will improve your lives so I hope to represent you all!

Noor Lecanu

noornlecanu@gmail.com

I’ve grown up here and now that I’m 16 I see myself as not just benefiting from the community—I want to play a role in shaping MCC’s future just like it has shaped my youth. Board members should have an appreciation of what McLean and MCC have to offer and ensure their continuity. I’ve participated in events in our community, and I have a keen interest in the arts, which was not only sparked but nurtured throughout my youth by MCC. These have been positive experiences and I want to ensure it continues to provide these opportunities for youth.

Emma Saunders

emmasaundersformclean@gmail.com

As a native of McLean, I've earned the trust and respect of my peers and am dedicated to representing their diverse viewpoints. I've demonstrated commitment and integrity through my leadership roles such as captain of the McLean travel soccer team, Safety Patrol captain, and as a member of several national honor societies. Passionate about giving back and supporting my community, I am involved with Girls Leadership Club, Cancer Kids First and taking active volunteer roles in many community events. I am a creative thinker and find unique approaches to problem-solving. Thank you for this opportunity to represent your valued perspectives. Write-In Candidates are allowed. Write-in candidates must receive at least 10 votes from 10 residents of the Center’s tax district in order to have their votes counted. For youth write-in candidates, the 10 votes must come from teens who live within the same high school boundary area as the candidate. For more information on the election, call the Center at 703-744-9348, TTY: 711, or email elections@mcleancenter.org.

You can request a ballot online!

mcleancenter.org/2021-mcc-governing-board-election

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CENTER NEWS MCC Executive Director George Sachs Announces His Retirement McLean Community Center (MCC) Executive Director George Sachs is announcing his retirement effective Friday, May 7, 2021. At the time of his retirement, Sachs will have served as the executive director at MCC for 11 years (2010-2021). The MCC Governing Board is conducting a national search for his replacement with hopes of identifying his replacement by the end of March 2021, to allow time for a transfer of institutional knowledge from Sachs to the new director. Sachs said during his tenure, “There was never a dull moment or lack of challenges.” Among them was his successful leadership of the recent renovation and expansion of the center’s 40-year-old Ingleside Ave. facility. The five-year, $8-million-dollar project involved securing an architectural firm to design and plan the renovation, working with Fairfax County staff to secure contracted services, closing the center for two years and relocating programs and services, and the entire MCC staff to four separate locations in McLean, overseeing the construction from beginning to end, returning programs and staff to the facility upon the renovation completion and creating a new slate of programs and services in the newly expanded facility.

Sachs returned to Fairfax County in 2009 and was hired to manage MCC’s Old Firehouse Teen Center. A year later, the MCC Governing Board appointed him the community center’s new Executive Director. At age 70 George has decided to enter his next phase in life, retirement, and plans to now become an active participant in a variety of programs and activities similar to the ones he has been directing for the past 47 years of his career. For more information, call MCC at 703-790-0123, TTY: 711.

Sachs’ career in the Recreation, Parks and Leisure Services profession started in 1974, when he was hired as a Recreation Specialist with the Fairfax County Department of Recreation. He later was hired by the Fairfax County Park Authority and opened the first RECenter at Wakefield Park, now named Audrey Moore RECenter. He left the county in 1982 to open the new Fieldhouse Sports Complex at George Mason University and managed the university’s recreation and sports facilities. While there, he also became an adjunct professor for the Department of Parks, Recreation and Leisure Services. In 1991, he was hired as the Deputy Director of MCC under Executive Director Page Shelp. Four years later, he moved to South Carolina, where he owned and operated what grew to be a chain of five recreation, health and fitness centers.

Clockwise from top: George at the Center prior to renovation; George at a Gov. Bd. Planning Meeting; Kevin Dent, former MCC Graphic Artist Hussain Mohammed and George with VRPS Award; Governing Board Member Alicia Plerhoples, Virginia Delegate Kathleen Murphy (D), MCC Gov. Bd member Paul Kohlenberger, George, Bob Alden, Delegate Rip Sullivan, Supervisor John Foust at Open House ribbon cutting for renovation; Sachs with LERN Award.

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An MCC Staffer in the Spotlight Christian Hayes Youth/Instructional Event Manager Christian Hayes is not only someone who can have fun—he creates it. That is exactly what he does for MCC, working with instructors to provide as many quality programs as possible for the community. “The best part of my job is seeing the community happy,” he said. “I enjoy seeing a big turnout at each of our programs.” Before starting his new position with MCC in 2020, Hayes graduated from Old Dominion University in 2015 with a bachelor’s degree in Sports Management with a minor in Communications and Marketing. He is currently completing his master’s degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting and Finance at George Mason University. Prior to joining the staff at MCC, Hayes worked for the Sports International Football Camp in Laurel, Md. He had the opportunity to travel across the country and work with professional football players on teams such as the Baltimore Ravens, Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants and San Diego Chargers. After leaving Sports International, he spent four years with Montgomery Village Foundation in Montgomery County, Md., where he was able to acquire a better understanding of what it means to be a recreation professional. As one who spends his free time watching and playing sports, it comes as no surprise that one of Hayes’ favorite aspects of his job is overseeing T-Ball. “It’s an amazing feeling seeing the children come into T-ball not knowing much about the sport and then after the program is over, they know the positions and how to hit,” he said. “I also enjoy hearing the kids say, ‘Hi Coach Christian.’” Christian can be contacted at 703-744-9351 or by email at christian.hayes@fairfaxcounty.gov.

Birthplace Long Island, NY

MISSION

OUR CORE PURPOSE The mission of the McLean Community Center is to provide a sense of community by undertaking programs; assisting community organizations; and furnishing facilities for civic, cultural, educational, recreational and social activities apportioned fairly to all residents of Small District 1A-Dranesville.

VISION The McLean Community Center is a “hub” for McLean’s Community!

LIVING OUR VALUES STEWARDSHIP: We recognize the role entrusted to us to be good stewards of MCC’s funds, resources and assets. ACCOUNTABILITY: We are accountable to create services of value to our tax district residents. RESOURCEFULNESS: We make good use of all available resources. CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT: We constantly seek out new ways to do things faster, better or more economically. RESPECT: We show respect to each other and to the residents we serve.

Favorite Color Navy Blue

TEAMWORK: We work together as one team to accomplish our goals.

Favorite Food Mom’s Mac & Cheese

QUALITY: We strive to provide high-quality services in a courteous and friendly manner.

Favorite Movies Venom & Lottery Ticket

McLean Community Center

TRANSPARENCY: We give residents clear and understandable reports on MCC’s financial and programmatic affairs. McLEAN COMMUNITY CENTER | 703-790-0123

SPECIAL EVENTS

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Est. 1915

McLean Day 2021: A Drive-Thru Celebration Celebrating Our Hometown Since 1915 Produced by the McLean Community Center

July 4th Drive-Thru Celebration

New! McLean’s annual event is celebrating our hometown in a different way this year! Due to COVID-19 restrictions, McLean Day will be a drive-thru event held at the McLean Community Center. This event includes music, circus acts, jugglers, a magician, stilt walkers, animals, cotton candy (supplies limited) and voting for members of the MCC Governing Board.

New! Celebrate Independence Day with MCC’s drive-thru 4th of July Event, which will be held at the McLean Community Center. This event includes music, ice cream, patriotic giveaways and more.

Check our website, www.mcleancenter.org/ special-events, closer to the event for up-and-coming information. Due to COVID-19 event details may change.

Sa, May 15

11 a.m.–5 p.m.

Produced by the McLean Community Center

Su, July 4

11 a.m.–2 p.m.

Free admission

Free admission; registration is required.

1234 Ingleside Ave, McLean, Va. 22101

2021 SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

CLASSES Instructor Spotlight Kevin Healy Police K9 Unit (Retired) For MCC Dog Obedience Instructor Kevin Healy, the saying, "dogs are a man's best friend," certainly rings true. Currently the headmaster for Beginner and Advanced Dog Obedience classes at MCC, Healy’s expertise and passion for his work is remarkable. Having worked with dogs since 1980, Healy has a wealth of experience in behavior training in civilian, police and military fields. “I first got interested in K-9 training growing up in Baltimore County, as I lived about a block away from the Baltimore County Police K-9 Center and went there regularly to watch training,” he said. He began his career as a police K-9 handler, training and recertifying over 500 Police and Corrections and Sheriff's Office K-9 units from 30 law enforcement agencies in four different states. During that time, he also took on an instructor role for civilian dog obedience classes for Ocean City Parks and Recreation from 1984 to 2000. “After getting hired by Ocean City Recreation Department, a K-9 position opened up and I was chosen," said Healy. "A few years later, I got state certified as a K-9 instructor and was also asked by the Ocean City Recreation Department to teach civilian classes on my evenings off.” Shortly thereafter, Healy spent two years from 2004-2006 as a certified explosive detector K-9 trainer in Baghdad, Iraq, overseeing 100 detector dogs detailed to the United States Army. He has since resumed offering civilian dog obedience classes through the MCC, Arlington County Parks and Recreation, and Providence Community Center while simultaneously running his own obedience business, Dog Solve, LLC.

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PRESCHOOL/TODDLER • DANCE/FITNESS/MUSIC PRESCHOOL/TODDLER 0–5 YEARS DANCE

Funfit® Adventure Week

Pre-Primary I/II

3–4 YEARS

Little dancers love this enchanting adventure in dance. Children develop rhythm, grace, poise, coordination and musicality through pre-primary classical ballet, beginning tap skills, tap routines and improvisations with magical props and adorable costumes. Our dance class enriches your child in five areas of development: physical, creative, social, cognitive and emotional. Instructor: Art in Motion Dance Staff.

M, 7/12–8/16

6 lessons @ 45 mins

3–6 YEARS

This small group, intimate, nourishing half-day program features a new, fun theme every day, such as “dinosaurs.” All days incorporate active play, crafts and stories that highlight the daily theme. We also emphasize manners and kindness at our camps, encouraging campers to use their manners and think of others as they go through their day at camp, creating an enjoyable, respectful environment for all. Instructor: Funfit® Staff.

IN-PERSON

IN-PERSON 1706.121

FITNESS

4:30–5:15 p.m.

$138/$114 MCC district residents

Fairytale Ballet™

3–6 YEARS

Young dancers will enjoy dancing to their favorite cherished tunes from fairytales such as “Cinderella,” “Sleeping Beauty” and “Beauty and the Beast,” to name a few. They will learn ballet dances to popular classical ballets and perform in costumes. The session will conclude with a parent watch day.

1800.121

M-F, 7/26–7/30

5 days @ 2.5 hrs 1801.121

9:30 a.m.–noon

$215/$179 MCC district residents*

M-F, 8/2–8/6

5 days @ 2.5 hrs

9:30 a.m.–noon

$215/$179 MCC district residents*

*Camp fee includes payment for one child. Materials fee: $20. Please make check payable to Funfit®. Fee is due to instructor on the first day of class.

Instructor: Art in Motion Dance Staff.

IN-PERSON 1710.121

W, 7/7–8/11

6 lessons @ 45 mins

4:30–5:15 p.m.

$138/$114 MCC district residents

MUSIC Music Together®

INFANTS–5 YEARS WITH PARENT/GUARDIAN

Music Together®, an internationally recognized music and movement program, engages early childhood music development for infant, toddler and pre-school children and their parents and other primary caregivers through mixed-aged classes. The Music Together approach develops every child's birthright of basic music competence by encouraging the actual experiencing of music through playful activities rather than the learning of concepts or information about music. Instructor: Miss. Patti Papworth. Please note: Instructors may be subject change without notification. It is not the responsibility of McLean Community Center and its instructors to make up, prorate or reimburse any missed classes due to personal absences and/or schedule conflicts.

IN-PERSON 6 lessons @ 45 mins

$144/$120 MCC district residents* Monday

1500.121

M, 7/12–8/16

9:15–10 a.m.

1501.121

M, 7/12–8/16

10:15–11 a.m.

1502.121

M, 7/12–8/16

11:15 a.m.–noon

*Class fee includes payment for one child and one adult. Required supplemental fee: $42, make payable to Little Steps Music, LLC, or by PayPal or Venmo at littlestepsmusic@gmail.com. Fee is due on the first day of class. One supplemental fee per family. One infant nine months and younger attends FREE with a registered sibling. Continued on the next page.

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COOKING

IN-PERSON 7 lessons @ 45 mins

$168/$140 MCC district residents* Tuesday

1503.121

Tu, 7/6–8/17

9:15–10 a.m.

1504.121

Tu, 7/6–8/17

10:15–11 a.m.

1505.121

Tu, 7/6–8/17

11:15 a.m.–noon

Thursday 1506.121

Th, 7/8–8/19

9:15–10 a.m.

1507.121

Th, 7/8–8/19

10:15–11 a.m.

1508.121

Th, 7/8–8/19

11:15 a.m.–noon

Friday

International Mini-Camp: Jamaican & Persian Cuisines

8–13 YEARS

Wednesday

Jamaican: Jamaican Meat Pies (fresh-made pastry filled with flavorful, savory mixture of meat and vegetables); Stamp and Go (salt cod fritters); Jerk Chicken with Black Beans and Rice; Fried Sweet Plantains; Mango Mousse with Island-Spiced Sugar Cookies.

Thursday

Persian: Kuku Sibzamini (Persian-style saffron and potato fritters); Mast-o-Khiar (Persian-style cucumber dip); Nan-e-Barbari (Persian flatbread); Beef Kofte (meatballs with mint and garlic); Chelo (Persian steamed white rice) Nan-E-Berenji (Persian rice cookies with poppy seeds). Instructor: Chef Joel Olson, Hemmachef.

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F, 7/9–8/20

9:15–10 a.m.

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F, 7/9–8/20

10:15–11 a.m.

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W-Th, 8/11–12

2 lessons @ 3 hrs

5:30–8:30 p.m.

$144/$100 MCC district residents

SOCCER First Strike Soccer by JST Athletics Instruction for young athletes ages 2-5 years old. Our teaching methods are centered around the principle of providing the perfect balance between fun and learning through our curriculum. Players are introduced to fundamental techniques of kicking, passing, dribbling and defending. Classes include games and scrimmages incorporating skills learned. Instructor: JST Athletics.

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Th, 6/24–7/29

6 lessons @ 45 mins

2–3 YEARS 9:15–10 a.m.

$100/$84 MCC district residents

First Strike Soccer: Minis Club

Art in Motion Dance is a progressive dance training program where students advance in a systematic manner. The Art in Motion Dance staff members hold university degrees, are internationally accredited and/or are performing professionals. All summer classes conclude with a fun-filled parent watch day. Questions for Art in Motion Dance? Send an email to info@aimdance.org.

Ballet & Tap (Combination I)

IN-PERSON First Strike Soccer: Minis Club

DANCE

4–5 YEARS

Children develop lovely technical ballet skills while learning French vocabulary, enhancing their artistic growth and nurturing poise, grace and musicality. Young dancers learn basic tap technique using fun Broadway-style song and tap routines showcasing their fantastic stage presence. This class is for kindergarten/first grade students. Instructor: Art in Motion Dance Staff.

10:15–11 a.m.

$100/$84 MCC district residents

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M, 7/12–8/16

6 lessons @ 45 mins 12

5–7 YEARS

5:30–6:15 p.m.

$138/$114 MCC district residents

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PRE-SCHOOL/TODDLER • MUSIC/SOCCER CHILDREN • COOKING/DANCE/FENCING/TUMBLING

Hip-Hop Kids

5–7 YEARS

Young hip-hop artists will begin with building blocks of jazz technique. Students will learn hip, funky moves to the latest kids' rock and hip-hop tunes. The focus will be on hip-hop choreography utilizing the latest hit music from hip-hop and pop stars such as Carly Rae Jepsen, Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, Demi Lovato and Selena Gomez! Instructor: Art in Motion Dance Staff.

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Tu, 7/6–8/10

4:30–5:15 p.m.

6 lessons @ 45 mins

$138/$114 MCC district residents

Hip-Hop Pre-Teen

8–11 YEARS

This fun, fast-paced, lively class will combine fundamentals of jazz technique, hip-hop, and urban style moves as seen in your favorite music videos and movies. It will feature the latest hit music from hip-hop and pop stars such as Justin Timberlake, Bruno Mars and Taylor Swift! Don't miss being a part of this dynamic dance craze! Instructor: Art in Motion Dance Staff.

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Tu, 7/6–8/10

6 lessons @ 45 mins

5:30–6:15 p.m.

Olympic Sport Fencing Camp

9–13 YEARS

No previous training needed. Known as the "physical game of chess," Olympic sport fencing provides a tremendous physical and mental workout for students of all ages and athletic abilities. As one of the safest sports, fencing makes fitness fun! It builds muscle strength, provides greater cardiovascular workouts, improves endurance, coordination, and speed. The instructor teaches the fundamentals: footwork, handwork and strategy using safety-tipped swords, protective jackets, masks, and gloves. Instructor: Virginia Academy of Fencing.

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M-F, 7/19–7/23

5 lessons @ 3 hrs

1–4 p.m.

$225/$210 MCC district residents*

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M-F, 8/9–8/13

5 lessons @ 3 hrs

1–4 p.m.

$225/$210 MCC district residents*

*Rental equipment fee: $49; make check payable to Virginia Academy of Fencing. Fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class.

$138/$114 MCC district residents

FENCING Olympic Sport Fencing Class

9–13 YEARS

No previous training needed. Known as the "physical game of chess," Olympic sport fencing provides a tremendous physical and mental workout for students of all ages and athletic abilities. As one of the safest sports, fencing makes fitness fun! It builds muscle strength, provides greater cardiovascular workouts, improves endurance, coordination, and speed. The instructor teaches the fundamentals: footwork, handwork and strategy using safety-tipped swords, protective jackets, masks and gloves. A registration form must be completed and signed by a parent/guardian. Instructor: Virginia Academy of Fencing.

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M, 7/12–8/16

6 lessons @ 1 hr

6–7 p.m.

$96/$78 MCC district residents*

*Rental equipment fee: $49; make check payable to Virginia Academy of Fencing. Fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class.

TUMBLING Beginner Tumbling

Beginner tumbling focuses on developing strength, coordination and flexibility as well as mastering skills such as forward and backward rolls, cartwheels, round offs, handstands, bridge kickovers and front walkovers. Waiting their turn, sharing with other children and working together are social skills that also are developed. Instructor: Art in Motion Dance Staff.

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W, 7/7–8/11

6 lessons @ 45 mins REGISTER ONLINE | www.mcleancenter.org

6–9 YEARS

5:30–6:15 p.m.

$138/$114 MCC district residents 13

2021 SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE TEENS 13–17 YEARS COOKING Cooking, Manners and Etiquette

13–17 YEARS

Sign up now for this highly popular and effective etiquette class. On day one, students prepare a simple meal, then sit and enjoy the rewards of their labor all the while discussing the concepts and rules of manners and etiquette. On day two, students will dine and share a four-course meal served to them restaurant-style, while their dining etiquette is critiqued by Chef Joel in a fun and productive manner.

Day One

Roasted Garlic Flatbread; Turkey Meatballs with Fresh Tomato Sauce and Noodles; Scandinavian Sugar Cookies; Common Courtesy; Manners and Etiquette 101; Guest and Host.

Day Two

Bread and Butter Basket; Vegetable Soup; Salad; Chicken Wellingtons with Jus; Mashed Potatoes; Vegetable Garnish; Fresh Fruit Napoleons; Manners and Etiquette 102. Recipes and handouts will be presented at the end of this class. Instructor: Chef Joel Olson, Hemmachef.

International Mini-Camp: Jamaican & Persian Cuisines

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M-Tu, 8/9–10

2 lessons @ 2 hrs

5:30–7:30 p.m.

8–13 YEARS

See page 12 for details.

$118/$88 MCC district residents

FENCING Olympic Sport Fencing Class

14–17 YEARS

Olympic Sport Fencing Camp

9–13 YEARS

Instructor: Virginia Academy of Fencing.

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M, 7/12–8/16

6 lessons @ 1 hr

WEEK 1 - IN-PERSON 7–8 p.m.

$96/$78 MCC district residents*

*Rental equipment fee: $49; make check payable to Virginia Academy of Fencing. Fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class.

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M-F, 7/19–7/23

5 lessons @ 3 hrs

1–4 p.m.

$225/$210 MCC district residents*

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M-F, 8/9–8/13

5 lessons @ 3 hrs

1–4 p.m.

$225/$210 MCC district residents*

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TEENS • COOKING/FENCING FAMILY • COOKING ADULTS • COOKING FAMILY 6+ YEARS WITH PARENT/GUARDIAN COOKING 6+ YEARS WITH PARENT

Family Fun Taco Night

What a great way to spend a Friday evening—preparing delicious homemade tacos! Help to prepare these wonderful taco fillings and salsas and assemble the rest of the fixings! On the menu: Homemade Taco Seasoning; Baked Fish Tacos; Ground Turkey and Mushroom Filling; Black Bean and Tomato Filling; Guacamole Lime Cream; Pico de Gallo; Salsa Verde; Roasted Corn and Sweet Pepper Side Dish; Homemade Taco Sauce and Mexican Cinnamon Cookies to finish the meal. Instructor: Chef Joel Olson, Hemmachef.

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F, 8/6

1 lesson @ 2 hrs

Participants will learn the basics of making egg-based pasta dough from scratch and will then learn how to roll and cut the dough into a variety of shapes including: Cavatelli (small hollow pasta shells); Orecchietti (small ear-shaped pasta); Pappardelle (large broad flat noodles) and Quadrucci (little squares). Participants will then learn to make these delicious sauces to enjoy tasting their pasta with: Agloio e olio (olive oil, garlic and Parmesan) and Alfredo (cream, garlic and cheese). Instructor: TBA.

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Sa, 8/7

1 lesson @ 2 hrs

IN-PERSON 5:30–7:30 p.m.

6+ YEARS WITH PARENT

Parent & Child Pasta

12:30–2:30 p.m.

$55/$45 MCC district residents*

*Per participant.

$55/$45 MCC district residents*

*Per participant. Parent & Child Summer Chocolate Class

6+ YEARS WITH PARENT

Who doesn’t love chocolate? Parents and kids will learn about cooking with chocolate and will make these scrumptious chocolate eats and treats to try and take home to share (or not!). On the menu: Pulled Chicken with Chocolate BBQ Sauce; Chocolate and Orange Soufflés; Double Chocolate Cookies; Chocolate-Covered Mint Patties. Instructor: TBA.

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Sa, 8/7

1 lesson @ 2 hrs *Per participant.

9:30–11:30 a.m.

$55/$45 MCC district residents*

ADULTS 18+ YEARS COOKING Knife Skills Workshop Take this very popular and informative class to learn and practice the techniques that help take the chore out of cooking. Techniques include boning chicken; dicing onions, carrots and other vegetables; pasting garlic; and cutting fruit. Knife selection, sharpening and care also will be covered. Bring your own knives or use ours. A light meal will be served. Instructor: Chef Joel Olson, Hemmachef.

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M, 8/2

1 lesson @ 3 hrs

6–9 p.m.

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The Fish Workshop The definitive class on the preparation of fish including basic whole round and flat fish fabrication. Fish Stock; Fish Fileting; Fish Selection; Sustainability; Techniques of Fish Cooking, including sauté; grill; poach; roast; papillote; deep fry and more. Use some of these techniques to make a feast of: Crispy Fish with Pink Grapefruit and Citrus Sauce; Honey and Sherry Glazed Salmon with Mashed Potatoes and Spinach; Herbed Fishballs with Tomato Cream Sauce; Fish en Papillote with Sun-Dried Tomato Tapenade. Instructor: Chef Joel Olson, Hemmachef.

Instructor: BodyMoves Fitness, LLC.

IN-PERSON M, 6/21–8/9*

7 lessons @ 55 mins

Tu, 8/3

1 lesson @ 3 hrs

A custom blend of cardio conditioning suitable for all levels, this training format uses body weight, free weights, and balance work to improve coordination, stability and spatial awareness. You’ll need aerobic shoes, light weights and a yoga mat.

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IN-PERSON 1305.121

Cardio, Strength & Balance

6–9 p.m.

10:15–11:10 a.m.

$126/$105 MCC district residents

*No lesson on 7/5.

$90/$70 MCC district residents Total Fit

Ramen Workshop No packets of skinny noodles and pouches of MSG in this class. Learn to make the noodle dough from scratch, then roll, stretch and cut the dough into fresh noodles to be boiled and enjoyed with a variety of classic ramen ingredients. Participants also learn to make the wonderful slow cooked broth, chicken broth and miso ramen as well as perfectly cooked eggs. Have a snack before you come then prepare to eat ramen! Instructor: Chef Joel Olson, Hemmachef.

W, 8/4

1 lesson @ 3 hrs

Instructor: BodyMoves Fitness, LLC.

VIRTUAL 1851.121

M, 6/21–8/9*

7 lessons @ 55 mins

IN-PERSON 1306.121

For all fitness levels. This moderate intensity, low-impact aerobics program incorporates weight training, core strength, flexibility, balance and body awareness techniques to provide a comprehensive fitness workout. You’ll need aerobic shoes, hand weights and a mat.

6–9 p.m.

$85/$65 MCC district residents

5:30–6:25 p.m.

$126/$105 MCC district residents

*No lesson on 7/5. 1852.121

Th, 6/24–8/12

8 lessons @ 55 mins

2:30–3:25 p.m.

$144/$120 MCC district residents

Summer Pasta Participants will learn the basics of making egg-based pasta dough from scratch, and will then learn how to roll and cut the dough into a variety of shapes including: Cavatelli (small hollow pasta shells); Orecchietti (small ear-shaped pasta); Pappardelle (large broad flat noodles) and Quadrucci (little squares). Participants will then learn to make these delicious sauces to enjoy tasting their pasta with: Agloio e olio (olive oil, garlic and Parmesan) and Alfredo (cream, garlic and cheese).

NEW!

Build physical strength and cardiovascular stamina through a range of exercises including calisthenics, interval training, bodyweight resistance, cross-training and functional fitness. Find motivation and stress reduction in this supportive environment. Modifications shown for different levels. You’ll need light weights and a mat. Instructor: BodyMoves Fitness, LLC.

Instructor: Chef Joel Olson, Hemmachef.

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IN-PERSON 1307.121

Th, 8/5

1 lesson @ 3 hrs

Boot Camp

6–9 p.m.

Tu, 6/22–8/10

8 lessons @ 55 mins

7:15–8:10 a.m.

$144/$120 MCC district residents

$85/$65 MCC district residents

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ADULTS • COOKING/FITNESS

Body Sculpt

Core Conditioning

For all fitness levels. Shape and tone upper, middle and lower body, building and maintaining muscle strength, bone density, endurance and ease of movement, working all major and minor muscle groups. You’ll need aerobic shoes, hand weights and a mat.

Target your body’s core musculature, the basis of fitness and injury prevention. Use body weight, balance and strength training exercises to focus on abdominals and back, improving posture and movement confidence. You’ll need hand weights and a mat.

Instructor: BodyMoves Fitness, LLC.

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Tu, 6/22–8/10

8 lessons @ 55 mins

VIRTUAL 10:15–11:10 a.m.

$144/$120 MCC district residents

Aerobic Dance Workout

Instructor: BodyMoves Fitness, LLC.

IN-PERSON W, 6/23–8/11

8 lessons @ 55 mins

$144/$120 MCC district residents

Instructor: BodyMoves Fitness, LLC.

VIRTUAL

8 lessons @ 55 mins

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Tu, 6/22–8/10

Accessible regardless of age or physical ability, this style of yoga uses exercises, breathwork, mantra and meditation to foster vitality in body, balance in mind and openness in spirit. You’ll need a thick yoga mat and a pillow for floor sitting.

VIRTUAL 1860.121

Tu, 6/22–8/10

8 lessons @ 80 mins

Abs & Glutes

Instructor: BodyMoves Fitness, LLC.

IN-PERSON

8 lessons @ 55 mins

$144/$120 MCC district residents

Kundalini Yoga

10:15–11:10 a.m.

$144/$120 MCC district residents

F, 6/25–8/13

11:30 a.m.–12:25 p.m.

Instructor: BodyMoves Fitness, LLC.

Over time, our modern, sedentary lifestyle allows our body’s gluteal and abdominal muscles to atrophy and weaken. This class targets, activates, tones, stabilizes and strengthens these key muscle groups. You’ll need aerobic shoes and light weights, a flex-band and a mat.

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IN-PERSON

8 lessons @ 55 mins

Th, 6/24–8/12

$144/$120 MCC district residents

This combination of ancient practices offers health and fitness benefits, including improved circulation and immunity, reduced chronic pain and blood pressure, stress calming, and enhanced balance and coordination. Please wear soft-soled shoes and loose, comfortable clothing. All levels welcome.

9:15–10:10 a.m.

No experience required! Easy-to-follow routines, based on a combination of fast and slow Latin movements and rhythms, provide a fun and effective toning and cardio workout. You’ll need dancing, sport, tennis or aerobic shoes.

NEW!

8 lessons @ 55 mins

11:30 a.m.–12:25 p.m.

Instructor: BodyMoves Fitness, LLC.

Zumba®

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F, 6/25–8/13

Tai Chi & Qigong

Choreographed routines provide heart-healthy benefits, while sculpting and mat work offer strengthening and stretching. You’ll need aerobic shoes, light weights, tubing and a mat.

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5:30–6:50 p.m.

$184/$160 MCC district residents

Yoga Sculpt & Strength Integrate the advantages of muscle conditioning with the alignment benefits of yoga practice. Bring mind and body into harmony, using breath and focus to work fully with decreased stress and injury. You’ll need a yoga mat and block. Instructor: BodyMoves Fitness, LLC.

10–10:55 a.m.

$144/$120 MCC district residents

VIRTUAL 1861.121

W, 6/23–8/11

8 lessons @ 55 mins

11:30 a.m.–12:25 p.m.

$144/$120 MCC district residents

2021 SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE HEALTH

Gentle Yoga Fitness

Weigh to Go Series® Led by a weight management expert, this six-week program will provide education and support to help prepare you for the remaining year and beyond! Learn strategies to manage weight in a healthy manner, prepare meals, practice mindfulness, and stay physically active! Meetings include instruction and group discussion. Instructor: BodyMoves Fitness, LLC.

M, 6/7–7/12

6 lessons @ 1 hr

Instructor: BodyMoves Fitness LLC.

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M, 6/21–8/9*

7 lessons @ 55 mins

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Enjoy increased flexibility, strength, balance, and energy as you challenge yourself, while respecting and honoring your body. You will need a yoga mat, strap and block; a resistance band; a set of 1- to 2-lb hand weights and water.

6–7 p.m.

$144/$120 MCC district residents

*No lesson on 7/5. IN-PERSON

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ACTIVE SENIORS (55+)

11:30 a.m.–12:25 p.m.

Th, 6/24–8/12

8 lessons @ 55 mins

11:30 a.m.–12:25 p.m.

$126/$105 MCC district residents

Strength & Balance Includes warm-up, strength-building, balance exercises, gentle stretches, and chair-based options. Bring water, dumbbells, resistance “stretchy” bands, and a 6-8-inch diameter ball. Instructor: Linda Bernstein.

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Tu, 6/8–6/29

4 lessons @ 55 mins

2–2:55 p.m.

$63/$52 MCC district residents

DOG TRAINING Dog Solve was started by Police and Military K-9 Instructors to offer the best in dog obedience training methods to the public. Our courses not only provide training in general obedience, but we also offer real life situational training drills that put a realism in your day-to-day interaction with your dog. We address behavior problems, handling skills and tasks that you will not obtain in our competitor’s courses. As all of Dog Solve Instructors are government certified K-9 Instructors, we offer dog training insight you cannot get anywhere else. For more information, please visit www.dogsolve.com

Beginner Dog Obedience

Advanced Dog Obedience

This basic obedience course is for dogs over the age of six months who have no prior obedience training. Topics of instruction will include heeling on leash, come/recall command, down, sit and stay command. Situational training as related to real life situations will be encompassed in this training. Behavior related problem-solving methods will be addressed, as well. Instructor: Kevin Healy/Police K-9 Unit (Retired).

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Tu, 6/22–8/10

8 lessons @ 1 hr 18

7–8 p.m.

$164/$136 MCC district residents

This course is offered to all dogs and their owners who have previously attended and completed a Basic (introductory) dog obedience course. Topics of instruction will cover heeling off leash, extended stay commands, recalls under distraction, down in motion and advanced “situational” training. Instructor: Kevin Healy/Police K-9 Unit (Retired).

IN-PERSON, OUTDOORS 1453.121

Tu, 6/22–8/10

8 lessons @ 1 hr

8–9 p.m.

$164/$136 MCC district residents

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ADULTS • HEALTH/ACTIVE SENIORS/DOG TRAINING/TECHNOLOGY/VISUAL ARTS TECHNOLOGY

VISUAL ARTS

Technology Skills Workshop This workshop is geared towards assisting seniors with Apple devices, including iPhone and iPad. The presentation will explain the fundamentals, followed by personalized assistance. Over the two sessions, the instructor will patiently answer any questions regarding email, texting, FaceTime, apps, photo sharing, GPS and decipher that cryptic “lol” texting lingo. Instructor: Quentin Levin. You have the option of registering for both classes at once using activity number 1200.121 or signing up for each class individually.

PARTS 1 & 2 (IN-PERSON) 1200.121

Sa, 6/19 & 6/26

2 lessons @ 2 hrs

10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Sa, 6/19

1 lesson @ 2 hrs

10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Free; registration is required.

PART 2: APPLICATIONS: USING TECHNOLOGY TO SIMPLIFY YOUR LIFE (IN-PERSON) 1202.121

Sa, 6/26

1 lesson @ 2 hrs

Biomorphic Explorations in Graphite & Watercolor Biomorphic forms or images are ones that while abstract nevertheless refer to, or evoke, living forms such as plants and the human body. Students will explore shapes, texture and color in a variety of living objects and visually expand upon their observations. Traditional techniques in watercolor and graphite also will be taught. Instructor: Rula Jones.

Free; registration is required.

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The McLean Project for the Arts (MPA) offers the following art classes and workshops for children, teens and adults taught by its professional art faculty. Instructors and supply lists for each class are listed on MPA’s website. NEW! To register for MPA art classes, visit www.mpaart.org.

10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Free; registration is required.

VIRTUAL Tu, 7/6–8/17 7 lessons @ 2 hrs

5–7 p.m. $205

Color Theory Classes will be held virtually through Zoom. This class will change the way you observe the world around you and approach your painting! Learn the properties of color (including hue, value and saturation) and how to mix and apply color effectively. We will build our knowledge of color usage from color wheels and concepts such as atmospheric perspective, exploring the surprising emotional and psychological aspects of color. Instructor: Naomi Chung.

VIRTUAL W, 7/7–8/18 7 lessons @ 2.5 hrs

10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. $255

Exploring Abstract with Mixed Media Classes will be held virtually through Zoom. Students of all levels welcome. Acrylic-based class. Through color, design, composition, theory and the creative process, students will explore abstract drawing and painting through an art-historical lens. We will attempt dynamic mark making and complex color combinations while developing a personal voice in the realm of abstract painting, while also incorporating mixed media elements. Instructor: M. Jane Johnson.

VIRTUAL W, 7/7–8/18 7 lessons @ 2.5 hrs REGISTER ONLINE | www.mcleancenter.org

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Freedom of Watercolor

Vibrant Flowers in Oil

Classes will be held virtually through Zoom. Students of all levels welcome. Students will work with changeable subject matter, as they develop their ideal style as artists. Elements of design, composition and balance will be discussed. Discover the versatility and fluidity of this medium. Instructor: Barbara Januszkiewicz.

VIRTUAL Th, 7/8-8/19 7 lessons @ 2 hrs

5–7 p.m.

Classes will be held virtually through Zoom. Students at all levels welcome. Capture the beauty of flowers with new techniques! In this class, we will learn how to capture the quality, the feeling, and the spirit of flowers while exposing you to new techniques. You will learn essential techniques for composing and framing—how to create an under painting and block in major shapes, controlling your values—and how to add textures, highlights and shadows to add life-like details. Instructor: Joyce Lee.

VIRTUAL

$205

Th, 7/8–8/19 7 lessons @ 2.5 hrs

7–9:30 p.m. $255

ONLINE CERTIFICATES AND COURSES Did you know MCC offers professional courses and certificate programs that you can access from the comfort of your own home? Sign up dates vary, and you can complete courses at your own pace and with the support of the Learning Resources Network. For more information or to register, visit our website: yougotclass.org/index.cfm/Mcleancenter.

Business

Social Media for Business Certificate

• Bookkeeping Certificate

Technology Skills

• Certificate in Accounting and Finance for Non-Financial Managers • Entrepreneurship Certificate

Business Communication • Certificate in Basic Game Design • Certificate in Business Writing • Certificate in Customer Service • Certificate in Workplace Communication

Certificate in Data Analysis • Self Study: Certificate in Data Analysis • SQL Certificate • Certificate in Mastering Excel

Certificate in Leadership Development Management • Certificate in Nonprofit Administration • Management Certificate • Supervisory and Leadership Certificate • Certificate in Project Management • Six Sigma Green Belt Certificate

New Media Marketing • Digital Marketing Certificate • Mastering Video Marketing Certificate

• Certificate in Web Design • Graphic Design Software Essentials Certificate • WordPress Certificate • Coding Certificate

Training and Education • Certificate in Online Teaching • Certificate in Teaching Adults

Training for K12 Teachers • Certificate in Learning Styles

SUMMER CLASSES • BRIDGE/BUSINESS/CHESS CAMPS

Father-Daughter

Dance

Friday, April 30 7–8:30 p.m. Join us for a socially distanced, outdoor, Father-Daughter Silent Disco Dance with DJ BigCourt. We will transform the MCC parking lot into a dance floor with each group having its own space. Price includes the use of headphones with the option of one of three family friendly music genres, snack bags and glow products. Get outside, get moving and spend some time with your little princess!

For all ages. $25/$15 MCC district residents (Per participant. Each participant must register separately.)

Activity No. 4501.321 Register today:

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CAMPS

AT-A-GLANCE

View our camp guide, find more detailed information and register on our website, www.mcleancenter.org.

PRESCHOOL/TODDLER 0–5 YEARS Camp McLean: Jr. Deputies - Session 1

3–4 YEARS (BY 5/31/21)

M-F, 6/21–7/2

Camp McLean: Jr. Deputies - Session 2

3–4 YEARS (BY 5/31/21)

M-F, 7/6–7/16

Camp McLean: Jr. Deputies - Session 3

3–4 YEARS (BY 5/31/21)

M-F, 7/19–7/30

Rapunzel’s Tangled Dance Camp

3–6 YEARS

Tu–F, 7/6–7/9

Superhero Dance Camp

3–6 YEARS

M-F, 7/12–7/16

1701.121

Magical Frozen II Ballet Adventure Camp

3–6 YEARS

M-F, 7/12–7/16

Funfit® Adventure Week 1

3–6 YEARS

M-F, 7/26–7/30

1800.121

Funfit® Adventure Week 2

3–6 YEARS

M-F, 8/2–8/6

1801.121

Camp Abrakadoodle

3–6 YEARS

M-F, 6/28–8/13

Camp McLean: Prospectors - Session 1

5–6 YEARS (BY 5/31/21)

M-F, 6/21–7/2

Camp McLean: Prospectors - Session 2

5–6 YEARS (BY 5/31/21)

M-F, 7/6–7/16

Camp McLean: Prospectors - Session 3

5–6 YEARS (BY 5/31/21)

M-F, 7/19–7/30

Camp McLean: The Cavalry - Session 1

7–8 YEARS (BY 5/31/21)

M-F, 6/21–7/2

Camp McLean: The Cavalry - Session 2

7–8 YEARS (BY 5/31/21)

M-F, 7/6–7/16

Camp McLean: The Cavalry - Session 3

7–8 YEARS (BY 5/31/21)

M-F, 7/19–7/30

Camp McLean: Outlaws - Session 1

9–10 YEARS (BY 5/31/21)

M-F, 6/21–7/2

Camp McLean: Outlaws - Session 2

9–10 YEARS (BY 5/31/21)

M-F, 7/6–7/16

Camp McLean: Outlaws - Session 3

9–10 YEARS (BY 5/31/21)

M-F, 7/19–7/30

CHILDREN 5–12 YEARS

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Descendants Dance Adventure Camp

6–9 YEARS

Tu-F, 7/6–7/9

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Popstar Hip-Hop Camp

6–9 YEARS

M-F, 7/19–7/23

1704.121

Zombie Cheer & Tumbling Camp

6–9 YEARS

M-F, 7/26–7/30

1705.121

Chess Camp 1

6–13 YEARS

M-F, 7/12–7/16

1252.121

Chess Camp 2

6–13 YEARS

M-F, 7/19–7/23

1253.121

Coding Camp: Mazes & Monsters

7–13 YEARS

M-F, 8/9–8/13

1256.121

Coding Camp: Art & Animation

7–13 YEARS

M-F, 8/16–8/20

1257.121

Coding Camp: Arcade Action

7–13 YEARS

Tu-F, 7/6–7/9

1259.121

LEGO® Robotics Camp: Extreme Machines

6–13 YEARS

M-F, 6/21–6/25

LEGO® Robotics Camp: Wild Safari

6–13 YEARS

M-F, 6/28–7/2

LEGO® Robotics Camp: Bot vs. Bot

6–13 YEARS

M-F, 6/14–6/17

1266.121

International Street Food: Youth

8–12 YEARS

M-F, 8/9–8/13

1302.121

Intl. Mini-Camp: Jamaican/Persian Cuisine

8–13 YEARS

W-Th, 8/11–8/12

1312.121

MPA Summer Art Camps

6–12 YEARS

M-F, 6/28–8/13

Olympic Sport Fencing Camp Week 1

9–13 YEARS

M-F, 7/19–7/23

1952.121

Olympic Sport Fencing Camp Week 2

9–13 YEARS

M-F, 8/9–8/13

1953.121

Techniques of French Cuisine: Teen

13–17 YEARS

M-F, 8/2–8/6

1301.121

International Street Food: Teen

13–17 YEARS

M-F, 8/9–8/13

1303.121

Camp Shakespeare

RISING 5TH–9TH GRADERS

M-F, 7/6–7/16

OFC Camp Trips Week 1

RISING 5TH–9TH GRADERS

M-Th, 6/14–6/18

8101.121

OFC Camp Trips Week 2

RISING 5TH–9TH GRADERS

M-F, 6/21–6/25

8102.121

OFC Camp Trips Week 3

RISING 5TH–9TH GRADERS

M-F, 6/28–7/2

8103.121

OFC Camp Trips Week 4

RISING 5TH–9TH GRADERS

Tu-F, 7/6–7/9

8104.121

OFC Camp Trips Week 5

RISING 5TH–9TH GRADERS

M-F, 7/12–7/16

8105.121

OFC Camp Trips Week 6

RISING 5TH–9TH GRADERS

M-F, 7/19–7/23

8106.121

OFC Camp Trips Week 7

RISING 5TH–9TH GRADERS

M-F, 7/26–7/30

8107.121

OFC Camp Trips Week 8

RISING 5TH–9TH GRADERS

M-F, 8/2–8/6

8108.121

MPA’s Counselor in Training Program

14–18 YEARS

M-F, 6/28–8/13

Vosler Young Artists’ Studio

13–18 YEARS

M-F, 8/16–8/20

TEENS 13–17 YEARS

WL - Wait list only.

- Register for MPA Art Camps at www.mpaart.org

2021 SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

5/7

MAY 2

3 4

5/10 Summer Class Registration Opens

1 5

5/12 (the) Unruly Theatre Project’s Virtual Improv Show

7 8

5/15

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

McLean Day Drive-Thru

McLean’s annual event is celebrating our hometown in a different way this year, including music, circus acts, a magician, and more! (Page 9)

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5/21 OFC Friday Night Trip: Nationals vs. Orioles 5/26 MCC Governing Board Meeting

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6/2

MCC Governing Board Meeting

6/4

OFC’s After 7 Dance Party

6/6

Chamber Music: Pianist Thomas Pandolfi

6/13 Summer Sunday Concert: Josh Lovelace 6/20 Summer Sunday Concert: Lucy Kalantari & The Jazz Cats 6/24 McLean Project for the Arts Faculty Exhibition (thru 8/14) 6/27 Summer Sunday Concert: JoJo & The Pinecones

5th & 6th Grader Luau Party

5/28 OFC’s Mommy & Me Snack & Paint

JUNE

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CALENDAR

7/4

JULY 4

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July 4th Drive-Thru Celebration

Celebrate Independence Day with MCC’s drive-thru 4th of July Event, including music, ice cream, patriotic giveaways and more. (Page 9)

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7/11

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Summer Sunday Concert: Sun Dogs: A Tribute to Rush

7/18 Summer Sunday Concert: The Sensational Soul Cruisers: A Tribute to Motown

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7/22 A McLean Community Players Cabaret (thru 7/25) 7/25 Summer Sunday Concert: Nashville Girls Night Out

AUGUST 1 8/9

Fall Class Registration Opens

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MCLEAN PROJECT FOR THE ARTS

EXHIBITION SCHEDULE June 24–August 15, 2021 ATRIUM GALLERY

McLean Project for the Arts Faculty Exhibition This exhibit will feature works by MPA’s many talented instructors. A variety of media and approaches will be represented.

For All Ages!

MPA Summer Art Camps IN-STUDIO & ONLINE! | Register now at mpaart.org

McLean Project for the Arts (MPA) is a nonprofit organization that presents the visual arts program for the community at the McLean Community Center (MCC), thanks to a public/private partnership with MCC and Fairfax County. MPA presents exhibitions of contemporary art and provides education in the visual arts through a program of classes for children and adults, as well as lectures, tours and ArtReach, an outreach program that brings school children and other groups to the gallery for educational programs. MPA presents art classes at MCC in the DuVal Studio and online through ZOOM.

ART GALLERY HOURS:

McLEAN PROJECT FOR THE ARTS STAFF:

McLean Project for the Arts is open to very limited public access, by appointment only, with most activities operating virtually or on hold. To minimize face-to-face public contact, we ask that you continue to contact us online, or by email, as most MPA staff is still working remotely.

Lori Carbonneau, Executive Director

For more information, visit www.mpaart.org or call: 703-790-1953.

Nancy Sausser, Exhibitions Director Sharon Fishel, ArtReach Director Falayi Adu, Finance Director Deb Bissen, Communications & Public Affairs Director Briana Clorey, Education & ArtReach Operations Manager Rachel Ripps, Development Director Jennifer Wormser, Cultivation & Events Director Jackie Shepard, Director of Advancement

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PERFORMING ARTS

JoJo & The Pinecones

THE ALDEN Programs subject to change. Out of respect for the health and safety of our community, participants are required to abide by all COVID-19 mandates, which may include social distancing, mask wearing, self health screening, etc. Visit www.mcleancenter.org for more information.

AT-A-GLANCE Su, June 6

2 p.m.

Chamber Music

Su, June 13

5 p.m.

Outdoor Concert

Josh Lovelace

Su, June 20

5 p.m.

Outdoor Concert

Lucy Kalantari & The Jazz Cats

Su, June 27

5 p.m.

Outdoor Concert

JoJo & The Pinecones

Su, July 11

5 p.m.

Outdoor Concert

Sun Dogs: A Tribute to Rush

Su, July 18

5 p.m.

Outdoor Concert

The Sensational Soul Cruisers: A Tribute to Motown

Su, July 25

5 p.m.

Outdoor Concert

Nashville Girls Night Out

COMMUNITY ARTS

CHAMBER MUSIC Pianist Thomas Pandolfi

A McLean Community Players Cabaret

www.thomaspandolfi.com

Visit www.mcleanplayers.org for more information.

Visit www.aldentheatre.org for more information and to purchase tickets. Su, June 6

Pianist Thomas Pandolfi

Th, July 22—Su, July 25

2 p.m.

$10/$5 MCC district residents BUY TICKETS | www.aldentheatre.org

2021 SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

SUMMER SUNDAY CONCERTS IN THE PARK Sundays, June 13 through July 25 at 5 p.m. (No concert on July 4) Free and open to the public. McLean Central Park Gazebo, 1468 Dolley Madison Blvd.

Family Friendly Concerts

Rock, Soul & Country Concerts

Josh Lovelace

Sun Dogs: A Tribute to Rush

joshlovelacemusic.com

sundogsband.com

Joyous and heartfelt Americana music for the whole family. Su, June 13

5 p.m.

Paying homage to the progressive rock trio. Su, July 11

5 p.m.

The Sensational Soul Cruisers: A Tribute to Motown soulcruisers.com

An 11-man horn group fronted by four soulful vocalists. Su, July 18

5 p.m.

Lucy Kalantari & The Jazz Cats lucykalantari.com

Grammy winner in 2019 for the album, “All the Sounds.” Su, June 20

5 p.m.

JoJo & The Pinecones

Nashville Girls Night Out

jojopinecones.com

jennyleighmiller.com

Known for their distinctive “jazzed-up pop and popped-up jazz” style. Su, June 27

5 p.m.

Two modern country queens in one powerhouse performer. Featuring Jenny Leigh Miller. Su, July 25

5 p.m.

BOX OFFICE

The online box office is always open at www.aldentheatre.org. For the health and safety of staff and patrons, the physical box office will remain closed. 28

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THE OLD FIREHOUSE

THE OLD FIREHOUSE The Old Firehouse Center (OFC) provides an incredible experience and safe atmosphere for 7th–12th graders. Participants will enjoy exposure to new recreational activities and develop social skills under the supervision of professionally experienced staff members who facilitate organized activities, daily clubs and day trips. Teens can enjoy their time at the Old Firehouse after school, during school breaks and at our Friday night activities.

Old Firehouse Membership

Memberships are open to 7th-12th Graders. August 23, 2021—June 10, 2022 2:30–6 p.m. $325/$300 MCC district residents. Registration for the 2021–2022 school year begins Monday, June 14, 2021.

Monday-Friday 9 a.m.–6 p.m. www.oldﬁrehouse.org

1440 Chain Bridge Rd. 703-448-TEEN (8336)

Membership Benefits • • • •

Daily Snack and Drink. Themed Clubs (Cooking, Fitness, Art, Gaming). Computer Lab Access. Pet Therapy (Every 3rd Friday).

• Homework/Study Assistance. • Transportation from Cooper Middle School and Langley High School. Fairfax County Public School buses provide transportation from Longfellow Middle School and McLean High School. • Discounted Friday Night Trip Fees. To join, drop off a completed and signed Participant Contract, accompanied by your payment, at the OFC. Participant Contracts are available at the Old Firehouse and online. For additional information, visit www.oldfirehouse.org.

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2021 SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE FRIDAY NIGHT ACTIVITIES These programs may become virtual programs or be canceled, depending on COVID-19 conditions and/or the operating status of Fairfax County Government and the McLean Community Center. Please check our website for updates.

OFC’s Mommy & Me Snack and Paint For ages 10 and older. Mothers and mothers-at-heart grab your son or daughter and join the OFC as we paint a spring-themed masterpiece. All painting materials and snacks are provided. 4732.321

F, May 28

7–9 p.m.

$30/$25 MCC district residents. Price is for a family of 2. Register your kids for our Friday Night Activities to enjoy a much-needed date night or come to our family programs for some wholesome family fun. Old Firehouse members and non-members can register. Prices vary based on activity. Preregistration is highly recommended! Please Note: Membership paperwork will not be accepted at evening activities. OFC is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. to assist patrons with filling out forms. 5th & 6th Grader Dance: Luau Party Old Firehouse 5th-6th grader parties are themed and decorated accordingly. Free catered food and beverages will be offered to participants. Party features a DJ, an open dance floor and a variety of activities. 4735.321

F, May 7

7–9 p.m.

$30/$25 MCC district residents

After 7 Dance Party The Old Firehouse presents After 7, a party that includes raffles, tournaments, catered food and drinks. Oh, and don’t forget we will have the hottest hip-hop, top 40 and dance hall tracks! Have your requests played by one of the hottest DJ’s in the DMV. Get ready for some summer fun and join us… After 7. 4736.321

F, June 4

7–10 p.m.

$5 per person

Old Firehouse Facility Rentals

Have your next party or event at the Old Firehouse with access to our wide dance floor, game room and kitchenette. Reservations can be accepted six-months in advance, on a first-come, first-served basis. For details, forms and rates go to www.mcleancenter.org/teens/ about/rentals or call 703-448-8336, TTY: 711.

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CELEBRATING

YEARS YEARS OF OF SERVING SERVING THE THE COMMUNITY COMMUNITY

BLOCK PARTY SATURDAY, SEPT. 18, 1-4 P.M. 1440 Chain Bridge Rd., McLean, Va. 22101

1990–2021

ENTERTAINMENT • GIVEAWAYS • GAMES • FOOD AMUSEMENTS • CRAFTS • AND MORE…

FREE ADMISSION

2021 SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE Registration Processing Easy Ways to Register ONLINE Just click on the pink “Register” button in the upper right corner of any page of our website, or on a seven-digit activity number, which will link you to our online registration system. Online registration begins at midnight on the registration start date. MAIL Mail a completed registration form with payment in the form of a check, money order or credit card to: McLean Community Center, Attn: Registrar, 1234 Ingleside Ave., McLean, VA 22101. IN PERSON/DROP OFF You may register in person at the Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. At other times, drop a completed registration form and payment (in the form of a check or money order, or by completing the credit card information on the form) into the registration box. Instructors may not accept registrations or extend verbal commitments.

General Information

Class & Activity Refund Policy

• All withdrawals, refund and cancellation requests must be submitted in writing to registrar@mcleancenter.org.

Holidays & Inclement Weather

• See MCC’s holiday schedule on the table of contents page (p.1).

Camp McLean Refund Policy

• All withdrawals, refunds and cancellation requests must be submitted in writing to registrar@mcleancenter.org. • The Center will issue a full refund when a camp program is cancelled by the Center. • Patrons who submit requests for withdrawals and/or cancellations will receive a full refund.

Restrictions

• Once a class, camp or activity is in session, refunds may be granted only for medical reasons or for extenuating circumstances as determined by the General Programs Director and the Registrar. Medical requests must be accompanied by a doctor’s note (verification).

Absences from Class

• Absences and personal scheduling conflicts are not reimbursable. • The Center is not obligated to make up classes due to absences and personal scheduling conflicts. However, each instructor has her/his own make-up policy; arrangements for make-up classes are scheduled through individual instructors. Please do not contact the Center.

• The class program follows Fairfax County Public Schools’ inclement weather policy. In case of inclement weather, check our website (www.mcleancenter.org), call 703-790-0123, TTY: 711 (hearing impaired), or listen for cancellation information on local radio stations. • Classes canceled due to inclement weather will be rescheduled, if possible. If not, a prorated refund will be issued.

ADA Accommodations

• To make arrangements for accommodations in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), please mark the appropriate box on the registration form so the Center may contact you to ascertain your needs. • Accommodation request should be made no fewer than 14 working days prior to the start to of the activity by calling the Center at 703-790-0123, TTY: 711 (hearing impaired) to make arrangements.

Payment

• Payment is due at the time of registration in the form of a check, money order or credit card (American Express, Discover, MasterCard, or Visa) number with expiration date. If paying by check, please make payable to McLean Community Center, unless otherwise noted. • Receipt confirmations will be emailed. If no email address is provided, receipt confirmations will be mailed.

Senior Discounts

• Senior citizens (age 60 and older) are eligible to receive a ten (10) percent discount on classes except where noted. • Senior discounts are not available for tours and other activities.

Materials Fee

• All materials fees are due to the instructor on the first day of class, unless otherwise noted.

Celebrating 50 Years of Service Join Friends of the MCC Today!

The Friends of the McLean Community Center founded and helped support development of the Center. Today, they remain committed to helping support its many programs and activities. If you enjoy the MCC and want to amp up your appreciation and involvement in Center endeavors, then join Friends today. Become a part of this legacy of achievement and support Friends with your $25 tax-deductible membership. In appreciation, Friends members receive special benefits as pre-sales and registrations allow.

Join & Learn More at: www.FriendsMCC.com If you have questions about Friends or would be interested in making a donation, please email Friends at info@friendsmcc.com or reach a member of the Friends Board by calling 703-790-0123, TTY: 711.

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REGISTRATION FORM Have you registered to receive our e-mail newsletter? YES NO

Please make checks payable to McLean Community Center. Staple checks for class fees to this form. If faxing form, complete credit card information. Mail, fax or bring form to: McLean Community Center, 1234 Ingleside Ave., McLean, VA 22101. To register online or to submit an application by e-mail, visit our website: www.mcleancenter.org.

Would you like to? YES NO

PHONE: 703-744-9365, TTY: 711

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Sundays

June 13–July 25 Featuring...

JoJo & The Pinecones

Josh Lovelace Lucy Kalantari & The Jazz Cats JoJo & The Pinecones Sun Dogs: A Tribute to Rush The Sensational Soul Cruisers Nashville Girls Night Out See page 28 for details.

MCC Summer 2021 Program Guide

Articles inside

Registration Information

Center News

Letter from the Executive Director

Classes