Fall 2018 - Naturally Fun Magazine by Arlington Parks and Recreation Department

2018 FALL

FAMILY FUN CAMPOUT

Spend the evening tent or treating, making Halloween crafts, and enjoying a night at Veterans Park. PAGE 17

BETTER SPORTS

Arlington Parks awarded the Better Sports for Kids Quality Program Provider designation by the National Alliance for Youth Sports. PAGE 11

Teen Take Over Family Day at the Lake Spooky Swamp Family Fun Campout Olde Town Christmas OUR MISSION: The mission of the Arlington Parks and Recreation Department is to provide quality facilities and services that are responsive to a diverse community and sustained with a focus on partnerships, innovation and environmental leadership. The Parks and Recreation Department oversees a diverse range of programs, projects and services with one thing in common: people. We work with the community to create and operate beautiful, accessible public spaces and facilities for all to enjoy. We also produce programs and events that enrich the lives of community members culturally, socially, and physically. OUR VISION: Arlington is a vibrant city that enjoys a high quality of life through great parks and exceptional recreational opportunities. These services provide a foundation for the physical, social, economic and environmental viability and well-being of the community. Welcome to Arlington Parks and Recreation. WELCOME TO NATURALLY FUN.

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CONTENTS IN EVERY ISSUE

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Build a Dream Scholarship Naturally Fun 5 Cliff Nelson Recreation Center Dottie Lynn Recreation Center Elzie Odom Athletic Center Hugh Smith Recreation Center Fitness Classes and Information Capital Improvements Overview Engage: Active Adults Eunice Activity Center Senior Recreation Center New York Youth Sports Leagues Adult Sports Leagues Tennis Golf Aquatics Arlington Public Library River Legacy Levitt Pavilion Lake Arlington Registration Info and Directory Rentals Park Finder

FEATURES

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Food Truck Friday Gold Medal Nomination Family Fun Campout Learn to Skate Bubble Soccer Birthday Packages Boo! at Hugh Cookies with the Clauses Family Day at the Lake Arlington National Night Out Eunice Fall Craft Fair Nathan Lowe Pocket Park Richard Simpson Construction River Legacy Trail Extension Urban Forestry Project Southeast Recreation Center East Arlington Rec & Library Harris Road Park Construction Deaver Park Improvements Cookout After Dark Mayor's Holiday Luncheon Thanksgiving Lunch ATC Monster Smash! Get Golf Ready Spooky Swamp Olde Town Christmas Breakfast With Santa

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BUILD A DREAM SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

SPRING SESSION APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED STARTING JANUARY 2019

VISIT

APPLY

CONTACT

NaturallyFun.org/BuildADream

Complete the application.

If funding is available you will be contacted to make an appointment.

WHAT IS BUILD A DREAM?

It’s a Scholarship Program for children (four months to 16 years of age) to register for many Arlington Parks and Recreation Department youth programs.

QUALIFICATIONS?

Eligibility is based upon federal income guidelines and is available to Arlington residents only. Due to limited funding, scholarships will be awarded on a first come, first serve basis. This scholarship cannot be combined with any other scholarship.

HOW TO APPLY:

Visit NaturallyFun.org/BuildADream and complete an application. If funding is still available, you will be contacted to make an appointment to finalize your application including a $5 application fee. Income verification and registration for classes will be required at the time of application approval. Up to $125 will be awarded per child. The spring scholarship is for new applicants only. If you applied for summer/fall 2018, you cannot apply for spring 2019.

ACCEPTED DOCUMENTATION TO VERIFY INCOME:

• 2017 Federal Income Tax Return • Current pay stubs (last four stubs) • Government assistance award letter: (current Medicaid Card, SNAP Award Letter within the last six months, SSI, CHIPS Insurance Card showing eligibility dates) • Proof of residency required (utility bill or lease agreement)

INCOME ELIGIBILITY: Household Members

Annual Income Less Than*

$30, 100

$33,850

$37,600

$40,650

$43,650

$46,650

$49,650

*Annual incomes are subject to change based on HUD guidelines.

For more information, visit the Administrative Office at 717 W. Main St., or call 817-459-5474.

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FOOD TRUCK FRIDAYS The good times and great food are rolling into Arlington, Texas once again for Fall 2018! Our food truck series starts back up on September 14. Come on out with family and friends and enjoy music, fun and great food from our area food trucks! Food truck line-ups will be announced the Wednesday* before each event. For more information, contact Rental and Lake Services Coordinator Angie Dennehy at 817-575-8294. *Visit NaturallyFun.org/Foodtruck for the weekly lineup. 8

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DINNER SERIES:

September 14 - October 5 | 5:30 PM - 10:00 PM September 21st is Octoberfest themed! Stovall Park 2800 W Sublett Rd.

LUNCH SERIES:

October 12 - November 2 | 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM Levitt Pavilion 100 W. Abram St.

The Arlington Parks and Recreation Department thanks all supporters, corporate sponsors and attendees that ensured another successful Independence Day celebration in the heart of downtown Arlington.

GOLD MEDAL NOMINATION Arlington earns finalist recognition for the industry's most prestigious honor for the fourth time in five years. The Arlington Parks and Recreation department (APRD) has been named a finalist for the 2018 National Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management, announced by the American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration (AAPRA), in partnership with the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA), on Thursday.

The other three finalists in Class II are Arlington County Department of Parks and Recreation (Arlington, Va.), Tampa Parks and Recreation Department (Tampa, Fla.) and Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District (Beaverton, Ore). The Grand Plaque Award winner will be announced at the 2018 NRPA Annual Conference in Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 25–27, 2018.

Founded in 1965, the Gold Medal Awards program honors communities in the U.S. that demonstrate excellence in parks and recreation through longrange planning, resource management, volunteerism, environmental stewardship, program development, professional development and agency recognition.

Agencies are judged on their ability to address the needs of those they serve through the collective energies of citizens, staff and elected officials.

Arlington Parks and Recreation is a finalist in the Class II category (population 150,001–400,000). The department was also named a finalist for the prestigious honor in 2014, 2016 and 2017. 10

"I am proud of the entire parks and recreation staff, park board, numerous advisory and volunteer groups, city management and the City Council for their tremendous support for the provision of parks and recreation services in our city", said Lemuel Randolph, director of parks and recreation. "The almost 400,000 citizens of Arlington directly benefit from the department's mission to

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provide quality facilities and services that are responsive to a diverse community and sustained with a focus on partnerships, innovation and environmental leadership. This NRPA Gold Medal Finalist designation is a true reflection of the critical alliance between City Council, department staff and our citizens." A panel of five park and recreation professionals reviews and judges all application materials. Judges are chosen for their considerable experience and knowledge in parks and recreation on both the local and national levels. Arlington released its 2018 gold medal application to the public, which can be viewed at gold. naturallyfun.org/. For more information on the Gold Medal Awards, visit: nrpa.org/goldmedal

AWARDS 'BETTER SPORTS FOR KIDS QUALITY PROGRAM PROVIDER' Arlington Parks and Recreation has been awarded the Better Sports for Kids Quality Program Provider designation by the National Alliance for Youth Sports.

CARTEGRAPH 2017-18 HIGH-PERFORMANCE GOVERNMENT AWARD WINNER

Earning the Better Sports for Kids Quality Program designation demonstrates that Arlington Parks and Recreation has taken steps to ensure a safe, quality playing environment for children. Arlington Parks and Recreation has proven it meets key requirements in five categories – Written Policies and Procedures, Volunteer Screening, Coach Training, Parent Education and Accountability. "Arlington Parks and Recreation recognizes that we have to actively demonstrate that we are providing youth sports programs of the highest standard," Wendy Parker, Athletics Director said. "Parents have many choices when it comes to youth sports so the Better Sports for Kids Quality Program Provider designation is important to our organization since it sets us apart from other agencies. It gives parents confidence in our programs since they can take comfort knowing their child is in the best place possible to learn and compete in sports." Arlington Parks and Recreation's designation is valid until December 31, 2019. For more information about the designation and the evaluation process, visit nays.org/quality.

TREE CITY USA The Tree City USA Program, sponsored by the Arbor Day Foundation, recognized Arlington for meeting the four core standards of sound urban forestry management. The four core standards include maintaining a tree board or department, having a community tree ordinance, spending at least $2 per capita on urban forestry, and celebrating Arbor Day. Tree City USA communities are home to more than 143 million Americans. Arlington has earned this recognition for the past 19 years.

Cartegraph’s High-Performance Government Awards celebrate the most forward-thinking, efficient organizations in local government. Through the use of modern technology, these organizations are finding ways to solve problems, work smarter, and improve their communities. With over 90 parks under its belt, estimating maintenance costs was a cumbersome and expensive process for the City of Arlington. Putting Cartegraph’s mobile inspection capabilities and built-in overall condition indexes to work, the Arlington team is now assessing and analyzing their infrastructure in real time, saving 4,100 hours or $62,000 in labor costs annually.

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DON'T MISS THESE TOP 5 EVENTS IN ARLINGTON!

FAMILY FUN CAMPOUT October 12 - 13 | 4:00 PM - 7:00 AM

Veterans Park 3600 W Arkansas Ln, Arlington, 76016 Spend quality time with your family enjoying a night of camping out in the park. Decorate your tent and hand out treats while your kids tent or treat. See page 17.

AMERICAN GIRL DOLL TEA PARTY October 13 | 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Cliff Nelson Recreation Center 4600 W Bardin Rd, Arlington, 76017 Share in the American Girl® doll experience in this class! Make mini-sized arts and crafts for your doll, play era-related games, and share in the fun of our American Girl® dolls See page 15.

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TINY TOTS HALLOWEEN PARTY October 24 | 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Dottie Lynn Recreation Center 3200 Norwood Ln, Arlington, 76013 Play games, decorate treats, and have a costume parade. Picture opportunities. See page 17.

MONSTER SMASH October 26 | 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM

Arlington Tennis Center 500 W Mayfield Rd, Arlington, 76014 Halloween-themed evening of tennis-related games and fun competition. See page 54.

BREAKFAST WITH SANTA December 15 | 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM Cliff Nelson Recreation Center 4600 W Bardin Rd, Arlington, 76017 Santa is stopping by to enjoy breakfast and other holiday activities with our guests. Join us for a holiday event for the whole family. See page 77.

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CLIFF NELSON recreation center

SOUTHWEST ARLINGTON 4600 W. Bardin Rd. Cliff Nelson Recreation Center

FULL DAY CAMPS

PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS

FINE ARTS

This is a great way to spend Thanksgiving week. Come join us for a three days full of fun games and activities. Please bring a sack lunch and we’ll provide the afternoon snack.

In this nurturing classroom environment, students will have the opportunity to explore the different fundamental skills necessary to prepare for school. They will be using arts & crafts, skill centers and peer play time to continue their growth as individuals and students.

Learn beginning skills: notes and their time values, fingering, simple songs, etc. Fee includes guitar book. A guitar for home practice is recommended.

THANKSGIVING BREAK CAMP

Cost: $35/day or $125/week Ages: 5-12 M-F Nov 19-Nov 23 7:00 AM-6:00 PM

WINTER BREAK CAMP

This is a great way to spend Winter Break. Come join us for a week full of fun games and activities. Please bring a sack lunch and we’ll provide the afternoon snack. Cost: $35/day or $125/week Ages: 5-12 Th-F Dec 20-Dec 21 7:00 AM-6:00 PM M-F Dec 24-Dec 28 7:00 AM-6:00 PM M-F Dec 31-Jan 4 7:00 AM-6:00 PM

PRESCHOOL PLAYHOUSE

Cost: $85 Ages: 3-5 M,W Sep 5-Sep 26 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 12101 M,W Oct 1-Oct 31 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 12107 M,W Nov 5-Nov 28 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 12108 M,W Dec 3-Dec 19 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 12109

HOME SCHOOL P.E.

Join us in our new PE Program, students will participate in lessons that focus on physical fitness, skill development and sportsmanship. Cost: $32 Ages: 5-12 Tu,Th Sep 4-Sep 27 12:00 PM-1:00 PM 12103 Tu,Th Oct 2-Oct 30 12:00 PM-1:00 PM 12104 Tu,Th Nov 1-Nov 29 12:00 PM-1:00 PM 12105 Tu,Th Dec 4-Dec 27 12:00 PM-1:00 PM 12106

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INTRODUCTION TO GUITAR

Cost: $48 Ages: 8+ Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 10:10 AM-11:00 AM 12137 Sa Oct 6-Oct 27 10:10 AM-11:00 AM 12142 Sa Nov 3-Nov 24 10:10 AM-11:00 AM 12143 Sa Dec 1-Dec 29 10:10 AM-11:00 AM 12144

INTRODUCTION TO KEYBOARDING

This class will be taught using an electric keyboard. Learn beginning skills: notes and their time values, fingering, simple songs, etc. Fee includes piano book. A keyboard or piano for home practice is recommended. Cost: $48 Ages: 8+ Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 9:10 AM-10:00 AM 12138 Sa Oct 6-Oct 27 9:10 AM-10:00 AM 12139 Sa Nov 3-Nov 24 9:10 AM-10:00 AM 12140 Sa Dec 1-Dec 29 9:10 AM-10:00 AM 12141

SPORTS PROGRAMS

CONTRACT PROGRAMS

Basketball Skillz Training is a high-intensity, drill based camp that focuses on not only bettering a players skill set on the court, but also building character and confidence off the court.

Build engineer-designed projects such as a motorized Creeper, a portal to the Nether, and a moving Minecart!

BASKETBALL SKILLZ TRAINING

Cost: $32 Ages: 5-12 Sa Sep 1-Sep 22 12:00 PM-1:00 PM 12116 Sa Oct 6-Oct 27 12:00 PM-1:00 PM 12117 Sa Nov 3-Nov 24 12:00 PM-1:00 PM 12118 Sa Dec 1-Dec 22 12:00 PM-1:00 PM 12119

PERFECT 10 GYMNASTICS 1

Gymnastics is a great class for developing balance, coordination, flexibility, muscular endurance and strength. This is a beginning class where participants will learn basic gymnastic skills. Cost: $32 Ages: 5-12 Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 10:00 AM-11:00 AM 12081 Sa Oct 6-Oct 27 10:00 AM-11:00 AM 12110 Sa Nov 3-Nov 24 10:00 AM-11:00 AM 12112 Sa Dec 1-Dec 29 10:00 AM-11:00 AM 12113

PERFECT 10 GYMNASTICS 2

A continuation of the gymnastics program. This class focuses on intermediate gymnastic skills while developing balance, coordination, flexibility, muscular endurance and strength. Cost: $32 Ages: 5-12 Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 11:00 AM-12:00 PM 12079 Sa Oct 6-Oct 27 11:00 AM-12:00 PM 12111 Sa Nov 3-Nov 24 11:00 AM-12:00 PM 12114 Sa Dec 1-Dec 29 11:00 AM-12:00 PM 12115

ADULTS PROGRAMS ADULT NON-STRUCTURED BASKETBALL PROGRAM

LEGO-INSPIRED ENGINEERING CLASSES FOR KIDS

Cost: $120 Ages: 5-12 Sa Sep 8-Sep 29 11:00 AM-12:00 PM 12524 Sa Oct 6-Oct 27 11:00 AM-12:00 PM 12525 Sa Nov 3-Nov 24 11:00 AM-12:00 PM 12526

DANCING LITTLE STARS - TAP, BALLET & HIP HOP DANCE

Contact Maggi at 682-518-3963 or dancinglittlestarsftworth.com to register. Ages: 3-5 Sa Sep 1-Dec 29 9:30 AM-10:30 AM 12122

DANCING LITTLE STARS - TUMBLE & HIP HOP DANCE

Ages: 14+ Tu,Th-F Ongoing 6:00 AM-7:00 AM

BADMINTON

Ages: 14+ 7:00 PM-9:00 PM

LINE DANCING

This is a great class for those who want to start line dancing. It teaches the basics and provides a step-by-step method for learning fun and dynamic line dances. Tu

Aug 7-Dec 18 9:00 AM-3:00 PM

12102

SPECIAL EVENTS TEEN TAKE OVER

Drop in for teen-only activities, including video games, social media challenges, food, music, team building and more! NBA 2K and Madden 18 tournaments hosted all night with prizes for the winners of the tournament. Cost: $10 Ages: 11-15 F Aug 31 6:00 PM-9:00 PM 12132 F Oct 26 6:00 PM-9:00 PM 12133

Ages: 5-12 Sa Sep 1-Dec 29 10:30 AM-11:30 AM 12123

MY LITTLE GENTLEMAN ETIQUETTE CLASS

TAE KWON DO BEGINNER

Learn self defense, confidence and fitness in a safe environment. Contact Master David Kestenbaum at 682-554-8531. Ages: 6+ M-Tu Sep 3-Dec 31 7:00 PM-7:50 PM 12083

TAE KWON DO - INTERMEDIATE

Learn self defense, confidence and fitness in a safe environment. Contact Master David Kestenbaum at 682-554-8531. Ages: 6+ 12082

TINY KIDS SELF DEFENSE

Students will learn how to use punches, kicks, elbows, knees, and their voice to defend themselves and alert others. Contact Master David Kestenbaum at 682-554-8531. Tu

Ages: 3-5 Sep 4-Dec 25 6:30 PM-7:00 PM 12084

Monthly or guest pass available. M,F Ongoing

If you’ve been tasked with finding a great team building activity, training program, or management consultant, you’ve come to the right place. No matter how big or small your group is, what type of activity or program you're looking for, or where you're located - we're here to help. For more information call Cliff Nelson recreation center 817-561-2819.

Contact Maggi at 682-518-3963 or dancinglittlestarsftworth.com to register.

M-Tu Sep 3-Dec 31 7:50 PM-8:40 PM

Reserved for adult basketball players to run non-competitive/non-structured games. The full gym is booked for this program. Annual Facility Membership or guest pass required.

TEAM BUILDING - 16 +

SPECIAL INTEREST

LEARN TO FISH WORKSHOP

Rod and bait provided (while supplies last), or bring your favorite rod! You'll learn the best baits to use and how to fish with them, a bit about safety and conservation, and learn how to catch and release back to the water.

Learn how to get yourself ready for a formal occasion. Participants will learn good manners and etiquette. Start creating habits of good behavior for your Little Gentleman so that they can see the importance of respecting other people as they grow. Dress - Sundays Best. Cost: $16/day Ages: 5-13 Sa Sep 15 9:00 AM-10:30 AM 12120 Sa Nov 17 9:00 AM-10:30 AM 12121

AMERICAN GIRL DOLL TEA PARTY

Share in the American Girl® doll experience in this class! Make mini-sized arts and crafts for your doll, play erarelated games, and share in the fun of our American Girl® dolls. Be sure to bring your dolls to the Tea Party! Cost: $15 Ages: 5+ Sa Oct 13 11:00 AM-12:00 PM 12522

BREAKFAST WITH SANTA

Santa is stopping by to enjoy breakfast and other holiday fun activities with our guests. Join us for a holiday event for the whole family. Children will enjoy making holiday cards and visiting with someone special, too. Mark your calendars today and make this a holiday tradition! Cost: $10/per person Sa Dec 15 8:00 AM-11:00 AM 12100

Cost: $10 Ages: 7+ Sa Sep 15 8:00 AM-10:00 AM 12145 Sa Oct 13 8:00 AM-10:00 AM 12146

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DOTTIE LYNN recreation center

FULL DAY CAMPS DAY OFF DAY CAMP

Spend your day off with the staff. We will have a day jam-packed with activities such as gym sports, games, arts and crafts, movies and much more. Bring a sack lunch. Your afternoon snack will be provided. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $35 Ages: 5-13 F Sep 14 7:00 AM-6:30 PM 11983 M Oct 8 7:00 AM-6:30 PM 11984

FALL BREAK CAMP

This is a great way to spend ACA’s October break. Come join us for a week full of fun games and activities. Please bring a sack lunch and we’ll provide the afternoon snack. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $35/day or $125/week M-F Oct 8-Oct 12

This is a great way to spend Thanksgiving week. Come join us for three days full of fun games and activities. Please bring a sack lunch and we’ll provide the afternoon snack. Pre-registration is required. Ages: 5-13 7:00 AM-6:00 PM

WINTER BREAK CAMP

This is a great way to spend Winter Break. Come join us for a week full of fun games and activities. Please bring a sack lunch and we’ll provide the afternoon snack. Cost: $35/day or $125/week Th-F Dec 20-Dec 21 M-F Dec 24-Dec 28 M-F Dec 31-Jan 4

Ages: 5-13 7:00 AM-6:00 PM

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CENTRAL ARLINGTON 3200 Norwood Ln. Dottie Lynn Recreation Center

THANKSGIVING BREAK CAMP

Cost: $35/day or $125/week M-W, F Nov 19-Nov 23

817-277-5001

Ages: 5-13 7:00 AM-6:30 PM 7:00 AM-6:30 PM 7:00 AM-6:30 PM

AFTER SCHOOL CARE

Make going back to school more fun. Each day we will have snack, finish homework and play games. A staff member will transport children from ACA’s primary and intermediate campuses to the recreation center in a city van. *Duff Elementary $130/Month. Call Dottie Lynn for more information about school pick-up and registration. Cost: $140/Month* M-F Ongoing

Ages: 5-13 3:30 PM-6:30 PM

PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS PRESCHOOL PLAYHOUSE

During this year-round program, we’ll carry out different themes using crafts, songs, stories, games and other fun activities. We will introduce colors, shapes, numbers, letters and much more. Cost: $85 Ages: 3-5 Tu,Th Sep 4-Sep 27 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 11990 Tu,Th Oct 2-Oct 30 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 11991 Tu,Th Nov 1-Nov 29 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 11992 Tu,Th Dec 4-Dec 18 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 11993

TOT & ME

AMERICAN NINJUTSU FOR ADULTS

This class is a great opportunity for preschoolers and a favorite adult to explore their creative side.

Participants must register with Kyle Stockton at 432-940-5053 or txninjutsu@gmail.com.

ARTISTIC ADVENTURES

Cost: $40 Ages: 2+ F Sep 7-Sep 28 9:00 AM-9:45 AM 12031

MUSIC MAKERS

Cost: $40 F

Ages: 2+

Oct 5-Oct 26 9:00 AM-9:45 AM

12003

TINY TUMBLING

M-Th Sep 3-Dec 31 7:30 PM-8:30 PM

Ages: 13+ 11525

SELF DEFENSE CLASS

Learn how to use basic items in a self defense situation as part of the Self Defense 101 Series. Register with Kyle Stockton at 432-940-5053.

Cost: $40 Ages: 2+ F Nov 2-Nov 23 9:00 AM-9:45 AM 12002

Cost: $15 Ages: 13+ Sa Sep 22 10:00 AM-11:30 AM 11998

TINY TOT HALLOWEEN PARTY

JO-ANN’S LITTLE DANCERS BALLET & TAP

Play games, decorate treats, and have a costume parade. Picture opportunities. Cost: $6 Ages: 5 & Under W Oct 24 10:00 AM-11:30 AM 12000

SPORTS PROGRAMS ARCHERY

Archery is a self-challenging and rewarding activity, blending physical and mental resources. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $50 Ages: 6+ Tu Sep 4-Sep 25 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 11979 Tu Oct 2-Oct 30 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 11980 Tu Nov 6-Nov 27 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 11981

CONTRACT PROGRAMS

TAE KWON DO - INTRODUCTORY

This program is sponsored by Lone Star Institute of Tae Kwon Do. For information or to register, please contact Master Carol Henry at 817-271-6959.

Children will learn the basic art and techniques of dance. The class is age appropriate with the dance material and attire. For more information, or to register, contact Jo-Ann Ingram at 817-996-0286 or visit joannslittledancers.com Sa

Ages: 3-6 Sep 1-Dec 29 10:00 AM-10:45 AM 11994

SPECIAL INTEREST COFFEE & CRAFTING

Enjoy good company and coffee/tea while having fun creating our Pinterest crafts! We will choose a fun and easy craft and provide all of the supplies! You get to be creative and take home a seasonal craft project. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $15 Sa Sep 29 9:15 AM-11:00 AM 12502 Sa Oct 27 9:15 AM-11:00 AM 12507 Sa Nov 10 9:15 AM-11:00 AM 12506

OLDE TOWN CHRISTMAS

Find a gift to make your Christmas memorable, take photos with Santa, and enjoy goodies and concessions at this annual craft fair. F Sa

Nov 30 Dec 1

12:00 PM-7:00 PM 9:00 AM-3:00 PM

CHECK OUT PAGE 40 FOR DETAILS ON OUR ADULT DAY TRIPS!

Ages: 6-13 Sa Sep 1-Dec 29 10:45 AM-11:30 AM 11995

MODERN WILDERNESS SURVIVAL

In this hands-on class, we will discuss and demo navigating when lost, modern fire starting, simple shelter construction, and water purification options. Register with Kyle Stockton at 432-940-5053 or email txninjutsu@gmail.com. Cost: $20 Ages: 8+ Sa Nov 3-Nov 3 10:00 AM-11:30 AM 12037

Ages: 6+ Th Sep 6-Dec 27 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 11540

TINY KIDS SELF DEFENSE

Students will learn how to use punches, kicks and their voice to defend themselves and alert others. For information or to register, please contact Master Carol Henry at 817-271-6959. Ages: 3-5 Th Sep 6-Dec 27 5:30 PM-6:00 PM 11999

FAMILY FUN CAMPOUT

4:00 PM - 7:00 AM October 12-13 | $10 Per Person | Veterans Park Spend quality time with your family enjoying a night of camping out in the park. Decorate your tent and hand out treats while your kids tent or treat. Children 2 and under are free. Register online at NaturallyFun.org Code: 12035.

AMERICAN NINJUTSU FOR KIDS

For price inquiry and registration please call Kyle Stockton at 432-940-5053 or email at txninjutsu@gmail.com. Ages: 5-13 M-Th Sep 3-Dec 31 6:30 PM-7:30 PM 11526 W Sep 5-Dec 26 4:30 PM-5:15 PM 11524

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ELZIE ODOM

817-459-6434 NORTH ARLINGTON 1601 NE Green Oaks Blvd.

athletic center

FULL DAY CAMPS

SPORTS CLASSES

This is a great way to spend Thanksgiving week. Come join us for a three days full of fun games and activities. Please bring a sack lunch and we’ll provide the afternoon snack.

Expose your child to key ball skills that are applicable to every sport. From handling & throwing to tracking & blocking. This course covers a wide range and essential skills. Class etiquette & turn-taking are further emphasized at this stage. Children use footballs, basketballs, tennis balls, & rackets to develop the core skills required to kickstart a life-long lover for sport.

THANKSGIVING BREAK CAMP

Cost: $35 M-W Nov 19-Nov 21

Ages: 5-13 7:00 AM-6:00 PM

WINTER BREAK CAMP

This is a great way to spend Winter Break. Come join us for a week full of fun games and activities. Please bring a sack lunch and we’ll provide the afternoon snack. Pre-registration required. Cost: $35 M-F Dec 20-Dec 28 M-F Dec 31-Jan 7

Ages: 5-13 7:00 AM-6:30 PM 7:00 AM-6:30 PM

TINY TOTS

Cost: $35 Ages: 3-5 Sa Oct 6-Oct 27 10:00 AM-10:45 AM 12069 Sa Nov 3-Nov 24 10:00 AM-10:45 AM 12070 Sa Dec 1-Dec 22 10:00 AM-10:45 AM 12071

TAE KWON DO - INTRODUCTION,

After stretching and conditioning, students will learn kicking, punching, basic falls and discipline. Wear karate GI or sweats. M

Elzie Odom Athletic Center

Ongoing

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Ages: 6+ 6:00 PM-7:00 PM

TAE KWON DO - ADVANCED

After stretching and conditioning, students will learn kicking, punching, basic falls and discipline. Wear karate GI or sweats. Prerequisite required! M

Ongoing

Ages: 6+ 7:00 PM-8:00 PM

BASKETBALL QUICK COURSE

Basketball Quick Course conducts quality, high-intensity, drill based camps that focus on not only bettering a players skill set on the court but also building character and confidence off the court. This training will strengthen your athletes mentality while boosting their confidence to become more aggressive and skilled players. Cost: $32 Ages: 5-17 Tu,Th Sep 4-Sep 27 5:30 PM-6:30 PM 12080

VOLLEYBALL QUICK COURSE

Bump, Set, Spike! You will learn how to serve the ball, proper footwork and how to bump, set and spike the volleyball. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget your knee pads. Cost: $32 Ages: 8-15 Tu,Th Sep 4-Sep 27 5:30 PM-6:30 PM 12090

GYMNASTICS 1

GYMNASTICS 2

A continuation of the gymnastics program. This class focuses on intermediate gymnastic skills while developing balance, coordination, flexibility, muscular endurance and strength. *Teacher approval through a skills test is required. Cost: $24 Ages: 6-13 M Ongoing 8:00 PM-9:00 PM

HOME SCHOOL PE

Come and join us for various sports into classes. We will rotate activities weekly including archery, soccer, basketball, dodge ball, skating, rock climbing and more. Contact Ernie Smith at 817-459-6434 for more info on this drop-in session. Cost: $3-10 Ages: 4+ Tu Ongoing 1:30 PM -3:30 PM

L E A R N T O S K AT E S K AT I N G F O R B E G I N N E R S 5-6 PM | Ages 6+ | $35 per child | Elzie Odom

Learn to Skate is on a roll Fridays, September 7-October 26, at Elzie Odom Athletic Center. This is the perfect class to teach beginners how to skate either on the good ole fashion roller skates or the new and trendy inline skates. For more info call 817-459-6434.

AVE A H , G IN R O B T FORGE

ARCHERY

Students learn they must overcome distractions and obstacles, and have a plan of action. Archery provides a fundamental relaxation quality in that the archer must learn to focus on the immediate moment. Archery is a self-challenging and rewarding activity, blending physical and mental resources. Cost: $50 Ages: 6+ Sa Sep 8-Sep 29 1:00 PM-2:00 PM 12057 Sa Oct 6-Oct 27 1:00 PM-2:00 PM 12058

BIRTHDAY!

Make your birthday bash something to remember with a Bubble Soccer party package. Bubble soccer is soccer with a twist! Each player tries to score on the other team while inside a giant inflatable bubble. Our package is perfect for kids, teens, and adults and includes everything you need to bounce your party to the next level. Party Packages start at $350 for ages 7 and up. Contact Elzie Odom Athletic center for more information or to book today!

PARTY PACKAGE INCLUDES: Up to 20 Players

One Case of Bottled Water

Party Host/Official

Soccer Ball

A Two Hour Party with 90 Minutes of Play

Team Pennies

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HUGH SMITH recreation center

AFTER SCHOOL AT HUGH

Children will participate in a computer education curriculum, complete homework, play games, eat snacks and have loads of fun! This program will follow the AISD calendar. $5 discount offered for each additional child. For more information, a Parent Handbook will be given at the time of registration. Cost: $55 M-F Ongoing

Ages: 5-13 3:30 PM-6:30 PM

Ages: 5-13 7:00 AM-6:30 PM

FINE ARTS GUITAR 101

THANKSGIVING CAMP

Cost: $125 M-W Nov 19-Nov 23

Cost: $38 Ages: 8+ Sa Aug 4-Aug 25 10:10 PM-11:00 PM 12451 Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 10:10 AM-11:00 AM 12452 Sa Oct 6-Oct 27 10:10 AM-11:00 AM 12453 Sa Nov 3-Nov 17 10:10 AM-11:00 AM 12454 Sa Dec 1-Dec 15 10:10 AM-11:00 AM 12455

This is a great way to spend Thanksgiving week. Come join us for a three days full of fun games and activities. Please bring a sack lunch and we’ll provide the afternoon snack. Pre-registration required.

This is a great way to spend Winter Break. Come join us for a week full of fun games and activities. Please bring a sack lunch and we’ll provide the afternoon snack. Preregistration required.

Learn basic guitar chords, strumming techniques, tuning and care of the guitar. Emphasis is on the guitar as accompaniment and will include simple guitar solos. Bring guitar to class. Facility Card required.

FULL DAY CAMPS

Ages: 5-13 7:00 AM-6:30 PM

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EAST ARLINGTON 1815 New York Ave. Hugh Smith Recreation Center

WINTER BREAK CAMP

Cost: $125 M-F Dec 31-Jan 4

817-275-1351

INTRODUCTION TO KEYBOARDING

This class will be taught using an electric keyboard. Learn beginning skills: notes and their time values, fingering, simple songs, etc. Fee includes piano book. A keyboard or piano for home practice is recommended. Facility card required. Cost: $45 Ages: 8+ Sa Aug 4-Aug 25 9:10 AM-10:00 AM 12466 Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 9:10 AM-10:00 AM 12467 Sa Oct 6-Oct 27 9:10 AM-10:00 AM 12468 Sa Nov 3-Nov 17 9:10 AM-10:00 AM 12469 Sa Dec 1-Dec 15 9:10 AM-10:00 AM 12470

ART ACADEMY

Come spend some time exploring all things art! We will paint, draw, sculpt and more. Cost: $32 Ages: 5-13 M Aug 6-Aug 27 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 12426 M Sep 10-Sep 24 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 12427 M Oct 1-Oct 29 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 12428 M Nov 5-Nov 26 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 12429 M Dec 3-Dec 17 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 12430

FUN WITH MESSY PLAY

In this program you will learn and make sensory activities that are safe for your little ones from painting, to shaving cream activities, and all the way back to creating a fun edible snack. Parent participation is required for this class. Cost: $40 Ages: 3-5 Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 12:05 PM-12:50 PM 12447 Sa Oct 6-Oct 27 12:05 PM-12:50 PM 12448 Sa Nov 3-Nov 17 12:05 PM-12:50 PM 12449 Sa Dec 1-Dec 15 12:05 PM-12:50 PM 12450

SPORTS CLASSES GYMNASTICS

Gymnastics is a great class for developing balance, coordination, flexibility, muscular endurance and strength. This is a beginning class where participants will learn basic gymnastic skills. Cost: $38 Ages: 5-12 Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 9:10 AM-10:00 AM 12457 Sa Oct 6-Oct 27 9:10 AM-10:00 AM 12458 Sa Nov 3-Nov 17 9:10 AM-10:00 AM 12459 Sa Dec 1-Dec 15 9:10 AM-10:00 AM 12460

BASKETBALL - 8U

Learn the rules, dribbling, shooting, passing and rebounding. Please wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes. Cost: $32 Ages: 4-8 Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 10:30 AM-11:20 AM 12437 Sa Oct 6-Oct 27 10:30 AM-11:20 AM 12438 Sa Nov 3-Nov 17 10:30 AM-11:20 AM 12439 Sa Dec 1-Dec 15 10:30 AM-11:20 AM 12440

BASKETBALL - 12U

Participants will concentrate on the fundamentals while learning passing, shooting, defense/offense drills and rebounding. Classes help children develop teamwork and listening skills. Cost: $32 Ages: 9-12 Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 11:30 AM-12:20 PM 12432 Sa Oct 6-Oct 27 11:30 AM-12:20 PM 12433 Sa Nov 3-Nov 17 11:30 AM-12:20 PM 12434 Sa Dec 1-Dec 15 11:30 AM-12:20 PM 12435

TAE KWON DO CLUB

Tae Kwon Do Club gives students the opportunity to advance in belt colors and test out as a Black Belt. Tae Kwon Do Club also teaches students, discipline, respect and confidence. Students should wear karate GI or sweats. Cost: $45 Ages: 6+ M,F Aug 3-Aug 31 6:00 PM-9:00 PM 12026 M,F Sep 3-Sep 28 6:00 PM-9:00 PM 12027 M,F Oct 1-Oct 29 6:00 PM-9:00 PM 12028 M,F Sep 7-Oct 1 6:00 PM-9:00 PM 12477 M,F Nov 2-Nov 30 6:00 PM-9:00 PM 12680 M,F Dec 3-Dec 31 6:00 PM-9:00 PM 12681

CHEERLEADING

SPECIAL INTEREST TEEN TECH CLUB

Do you want to learn to VLog, create your own YouTube channel, or learn to create edit videos and pictures? Bring your teens to this structured club where each week we will go through the strategies to be successful in any of these growing avenues! And hey...you might even have the next viral sensation! Cost: $30 Ages: 12-15 W Sep 12-Oct 3 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 12487 W Oct 10-Oct 31 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 12488 W Nov 7-Nov 28 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 12489 W Dec 5-Dec 26 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 12490

SPECIAL EVENTS

FAMILY DAY AT THE LAKE

Spend quality time with your family enjoying a day at the lake. Games and family entertainment provided. Take a boat ride, shoot a bull’s-eye, or catch a fish. There will be archery, kayaking, fishing, food, boat rides and more. With so much fun to have, you won’t want to leave. Cost: $5 - 14 & Under & $10 - 15 & Above Sa Sep 15 9:00 AM-11:00 AM 12682

READY---OK! Participants will learn jumps, cheers, yells, chants and dances. Tumbling and gymnastics will be emphasized. Cost: $32 Ages: 5-13 Sa Aug 4-Aug 25 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 12441 Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 12442 Sa Oct 6-Oct 27 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 12443 Sa Nov 3-Nov 17 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 12444 Sa Dec 1-Dec 15 10:45 AM-11:45 AM 12445

11:00 AM-12:30 PM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31 | $6 PER PERSON Join the fun for a morning parade around the Hugh Smith Recreation Center. Parents bring your little one, their best costume, and candy bag for a family friendly Halloween party.

COOKIES WITH THE CLAUSES

11:00 AM-12:30 PM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 | $6 PER PERSON Everyone is welcome to come decorate cookies, play festive games, and make some holiday crafts with Santa and Mrs. Claus. Don’t forget your camera for pictures with the Claus family. Families are welcomed. The fee applies to little ones 3+.

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FITNESS ASK THE TRAINER Join our trainer once a month for an informational hour of free fitness and nutrition advice at Hugh Smith Recreation Center. The trainer will be available to answer questions, provide equipment and exercise instruction, and answer your nutritional and diet questions. Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no extra charge, all you need is a membership card and current fitness room membership. Call 817-275-1351 for more info.

PERSONAL TRAINING Certified personal trainers are available for individual instruction for all ages and skill levels. Times are arranged between the instructor and student. Call the recreation center where you wish to participate. Membership card and Fitness Room Membership required. One Person, One Session ................$45 One Person, Five Sessions .............$180 Two People, One Session ................$70 Two People, Five Sessions ............$285

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MATURE ADULT & SENIOR FITNESS For mature adult and senior fitness classes, please see our complete class schedule and program descriptions on page 42 and 43.

FITNESS SPECIALS!

REFER A FRIEND Receive a $10 voucher for each referral that mentions your name when purchasing a fitness membership. (Note: collect multiple vouchers for multiple referrals but only one voucher may be redeemed at a time). COLLEGE DISCOUNT 10% off fitness pass by showing applicable ID at time of purchase. MILITARY DISCOUNT 15% off fitness pass by showing applicable ID at time of purchase. TRY US OUT - COLLEGE PROGRAM Show college ID at registration and get two months usage without a Facility Card. Visit a center for more details.

FITNESS PLUS MEMBERSHIP

Access the recreation and athletic centers, unlimited fitness plus classes and weight room access. Includes the indoor track, fitness room, in-line skating and rock climbing at Elzie Odom Athletic Center. 1 Month Pass............................................................................$30 6 Month Pass..........................................................................$165 Annual Pass.............................................................................$300

FITNESS ROOM MEMBERSHIPS

Enjoy fitness and weight rooms featuring a complete line of Nautilus strength equipment and a variety of cardiovascular machines for ages 14 and up. Gyms open for free play with membership (subject to availability). Additional family members receive a 20% discount off membership when purchased at the same time. Membership card required for all. fitness room passes. CLIFF NELSON, DOTTIE LYNN, EUNICE AND HUGH SMITH Daily with Membership Card.............................................. $3 Daily without Membership Card ..............................................$6 Monthly...............................................................................................$15 6-Month Weight Room Pass.................................................$75 Annual...............................................................................................$150 Senior Monthly...........................................................................$12 Senior 6-Month..........................................................................$60 Senior Annual...........................................................................$120 ELZIE ODOM Daily with Membership Card...................................................$3 Daily without Membership Card............................................$6 Monthly.................................................................................................$20 6-Month...............................................................................................$100 Annual................................................................................................$200 Basketball/Track Monthly........................................................$10 Basketball/Track Annual........................................................$100 Senior Monthly...........................................................................$12 Senior 6-Month..........................................................................$60 Senior Annual...........................................................................$120

CHILD CARE HOURS

CLIFF NELSON: M-F......................................................................... 8:30-11:30 AM M-Th......................................................................... 5:30-7:30 PM DOTTIE LYNN: M, W, F...................................................................8:30-10:30 AM M-Th......................................................................... 5:30-7:30 PM HUGH SMITH: M-F ........................................................................9:00-10:30 AM M-F............................................................................6:00-8:00 PM Sa............................................................................ 9:00-10:30 AM ELZIE ODOM: M-Th......................................................................... 6:00-9:00 PM Sa............................................................................ 8:45-11:45 AM

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CLIFF NELSON RECREATION CENTER 4600 W. Bardin Rd. Arlington, TX 76017 | 817-561-2819 TIME MON TUE WED 8:15 AM

Fit Over 50

Fit Over 50 Cardio, Strength & Core

9:00 AM 9:30 AM

Zumba® Pilates

6:00 PM

Zumba

6:30 PM

THU

Cardio, Strength & Core

Zumba

SAT

Fit Over 50

Zumba® Yoga Yoga

FRI

Zumba® Zumba® Pilates

Yoga

Boot Camp

WEIGHT ROOM

ORIENTATION Lead by our certified personal trainer! An in-depth tour of the cardio, strength and flexibility equipment. Orientations are FREE! Call Cliff Nelson to register. Ages: 14+ Day Dates

Time

Sa Sa Sa Sa

10:00 AM-12:00 PM 10:00 AM-12:00 PM 10:00 AM-12:00 PM 10:00 AM-12:00 PM

Sep 8 Oct 6 Nov 3 Dec 8

DOTTIE LYNN RECREATION CENTER 3200 Norwood Ln. Arlington, TX 76013 | 817-277-5001 TIME MON TUE WED 7:00 AM

Yoga Fitness

8:15 AM

Cardio Blast

9:30 AM

Pilates

10:45 AM

Yoga Fitness Senior Exercise

8:00 AM

Zumba® Gold

Chair Aerobics

12:00 PM

Box Fit

1:00 PM

Aerobics

5:30 PM

Pilates

6:00PM

Cardio, Strength & Core

FRI Yoga Fitness

Senior Exercise Zumba®

Yoga

(9:45) Pilates

Zumba®

11:00 AM

THU

Yoga

Pilates

Zumba®

Chair Aerobics Tai Chi

Box Fit

Chair Aerobics Tai Chi

Aerobics Yoga Fitness

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Pilates Cardio, Strength & Core

Box Fit Aerobics

Fitness Intervals

SAT

ELZIE ODOM ATHLETIC CENTER 1601 NE Green Oaks Blvd. Arlington, TX 76006 | 817-459-6434 TIME MON TUE WED THU 8:30 AM

Sit & Fit

FRI

SAT

Sit & Fit

9:00 AM 9:30 AM

Instructor’s Choice

Tai Chi

10:00 AM 10:30 AM

Zumba®

5:45 PM 6:00 PM

Kettlebell

Zumba®

Instructor’s Choice Rock Climbing

Zumba®

HUGH SMITH RECREATION CENTER SAT 1815 New York Ave. Arlington, TX 76010 | 817-275-1351

TIME

MON

TUE

WED

THU

8:45 AM

Senior Strength

9:00 AM

Zumba®

9:45 AM

Tai Chi

10:00 AM

Chair Yoga

11:30 AM

Zumba® Full Body Toning

6:00 PM

Zumba®

Senior Strength Zumba®

Strong by Zumba®

FRI

SAT

Senior Strength Zumba®

Zumba®

Tai Chi

Zumba®

Strong by Zumba®

Zumba® Full Body Toning

LEAD THE WAY We are looking for contract and specialty instructors! Send a short proposal, background information along with your desired location. For more information, contact Krissy Crosier at krissy.crosier@arlingtontx.gov.

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15

ILY DAY M A F AT

T HE LA K E

9:00-11:00 AM | RICHARD SIMPSON PARK Take a boat ride, shoot a bullâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s-eye, or catch a fish. There will be archery, kayaking, fishing, food, boat rides and more! Price: $10/person or $5/kids 14 & under. Registration is required! Code: 12682 Contact Hugh Smith Recreation Center at 817-275-1351 to register.

ARLINGTON

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2018

National Night Out is a celebration of community and police partnerships in crime prevention. Arlington holds the #2 spot in a national ranking of U.S. cities with populations over 300,000 participating in National Night Out. Be sure to register your National Night Out Party at arlingtonpd.org

BRING THE FAMILY, COME ON OUT & MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS.

Saturday, September 29

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Eunice Activity Center, 1000 Eunice St.

FREE Bounce House Face Painting Balloon Artist Snow Cones 50+ Vendors

The 48th Annual Eunice Craft Fair will feature quality homemade goods from over 50 local artists in the local community. Items available for sale will include baked goods, wall canvas pieces, handmade jewelry, crocheted and knitted items, handmade wooden furniture and decor, gourmet candy, quilts, wreaths, and more at price points ranging from under $1 to over $100. This is a FREE family friendly event that will feature a bounce house, face painter, and balloon artist. If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re interested in becoming a vendor at this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Craft Fair, contact Kelly Geer at 817-277-8091 or at kelly.geer@arlingtontx.gov.

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CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS Arlington Parks and Recreation is committed to creating parks, facilities, and green spaces for you and your family to enjoy. With park fees, bonds, and other sources of income, we’re able to renovate and create facilities to fit your needs. Arlington residents unanimously approved a package of bond projects that focus on streets, parks, fire facilities and libraries in the 2014 Bond Election.

NATHAN LOWE POCKET PARK OPEN Overview: $233,500, opened to the public on May 10, 2018 SEE PAGE 29.

Take a minute to read about construction we’ve recently completed and projects that are already under way. For more information about capital improvements and park planning, contact Park Planning Manager De’Onna Garner at 817-459-6937 or DeOnna.Garner@ArlingtonTX.gov.

SOUTHEAST RECREATION CENTER CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN Overview: Construction to begin late Fall 2018. SEE PAGE 35.

RICHARD SIMPSON PARK CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES

EAST ARLINGTON REC CENTER & LIBRARY CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN

Overview: $3.5 million, 75% complete set to open Spring 2019.

Overview: Construction to begin late Fall 2018.

SEE PAGE 30.

SEE PAGE 35.

RIVER LEGACY TRAIL EXTENSION

HARRIS ROAD PARK CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES

Overview: $1.3 million, set to be complete Fall 2018. SEE PAGE 33.

Overview: 70% complete and the expected completion is early Fall 2018. SEE PAGE 36.

URBAN FORESTRY PROJECT*

DEAVER PARK IMPROVEMENTS

Overview: NFL sustainability

Overview: $411,000, expected to be complete early 2019.

project.

SEE PAGE 34. *Not a capital improvement project

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SEE PAGE 37.

NATHAN LOWE POCKET PARK OPEN The pocket park opened to public on May 10, 2018. On August 22nd 2017, City Council approved a construction agreement with Northstar Construction LLC for Nathan Lowe Park development in the amount of $233,500. Nathan Lowe Pocket Park is a 12.09-acre property located along the Fish Creek Linear Park system, in South Arlington, at the intersection of Tennessee Trail and Medina Dr.

The scope of this park development included construction of 6' wide concrete walkways around the playground area, playground equipment with integral shade canopies for two age groups (2-5 years old and 5-12 years old) with swings, benches, trash receptacles, landscape improvements and a park monument sign.

The playground is based on the concept of nature play and includes several features to encourage interactive, sensory and imaginative play. Safety surfacing was installed to provide shock absorbency around the playground areas. This pocket park development was made possible due to funding appropriated in the 2008 bond program.

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RICHARD SIMPSON PARK CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES

With the new lake house stone facade complete, the project is now at 75% completion. Construction continues at Richard Simpson Park as contracters work to complete the lake house interior. Walls are being painted, plumbing fixtures will be installed and the interior ceiling grid installation is set to begin. Outside concrete walks and pedestrian bridge work to be complete as well as the park monument sign foundation. In 2015, the City Council directed staff to proceed with the design of phase one improvements to Richard Simpson Park. The design plans were completed June 2017 and presented to City Council for approval in August 2017 sealing a contract with Steele Freeman, Inc. This project aligns with the Arlington City Council priority to Champion Great Neighborhoods. The $3.5 million project has a contract time of 426 calendar days and a projected completion of December 16, 2018. 30

Construction is funded through the 2008 Bond Referendum and Arlington Tomorrow Foundation. Richard Simpson Park is a 9-acre city park on the shoreline of Lake Arlington. It is one of only two Arlington parks that provide public access to Lake Arlington for recreational usage. The 2008 Bond Election included $1 million to replace the existing Richard Simpson Park lake activity room and office, which was constructed in 1960. This building was used for a variety of rental and recreational activities and due to its location in the 100 year floodplain, physical conditions, and accessibility challenges, options for reinvesting in the structure were very limited.

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Since the park did not have an existing master plan, the project included site master planning, which included relocation of the lake activity room and office building to be elevated from the floodplain. With the park infrastructure being 30-plus years of age, the master plan also provides guidance for any future improvements as the City retires aging assets. Arlington Parks will continue to post monthly updates on this project at NaturallyFun.org. For more information about this project, contact Eric Seebock at Eric.Seebock@ArlingtonTX.gov.

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RIVER LEGACY TRAIL EXTENSION Bridging the Gap: Arlington's River Legacy Trail Extension on pace for fall completion. Hikers, bikers and nature lovers in The American Dream City will soon have a longer trail to explore through Arlington’s beautiful River Legacy Parks. The City of Arlington recently completed installation of two pedestrian bridges that will help extend the popular 7-mile trail by another half-mile, stretching the path east to the Fort Worth city limits. The steel bridges – one that is 100 feet long and the other that is 140 feet long – span small tributaries running through the heavily wooded north Arlington park. Arlington’s $1.3 million trail extension, scheduled to be complete by September, will fill in one of the gaps in what will eventually become a 64-mile-long trail system along the Trinity River between Dallas and Fort Worth.

These pathways are designed to create inviting amenities for long-distance runners, cyclists, and others who enjoy the outdoors. The trail through River Legacy Parks, the crown jewel of Arlington’s park system, is currently the largest continuous section in the regional hike and bike trail system.

As part of its priority to Champion Great Neighborhoods, the Arlington City Council supports projects such as trails that are designed to improve the quality of life for residents. The trail connectivity between Fort Worth and Dallas will also help Enhance Regional Mobility, another City Council priority.

This future section of trail will extend north from the existing 7 Mile Marker in the River Legacy Parks, curve around the western side of Riverside Golf Club and continue east to end at the SH 360 right of way.

While most of the construction will be in River Legacy Parks, a portion of trail will run through Viridian, a residential community bordering the park.

A Transportation Alternative Program Grant from the Texas Department of Transportation is covering $461,532 of Arlington’s trail linkage project. The remaining portion is being paid for from the Arlington Parks and Recreation capital project budget. Naturally Fun Magazine • F A L L 2 0 1 8

URBAN FORESTRY PROJECT Over 25 trees were planted as part of this project. Continuing a tradition of leaving a positive green legacy in host communities, the NFL incorporated sustainability elements and activities at the 2018 NFL Draft. Three tree planting projects were funded through grants from the NFL and NFL sponsor Verizon to leave a permanent green footprint in North Texas.

The National Football League has incorporated sustainability practices and projects into the management of its events since 1993 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the first professional sports league to make environmental impact a key part of its event planning process. Verizon became the first NFL sponsor to engage in support of these projects five years ago.

On Monday, April 23, 2018 several dozen trees were planted at Brantley Hinshaw Park in Arlington, as part of a project coordinated with the Texas Trees Foundation. Volunteers from Verizon, local school children and Arlington Parks and Recreation employees came together for the event. Trees were planted along the park's walking path to provide muchneeded shade for the park's many patrons.

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Through this important partnership, thousands of new trees have been planted in event host communities, and various community gardens and pollinator habitats have been created. Verizon has also joined with the NFL to collect thousands of pounds of electronic waste (e-waste) from Super Bowl host communities to help people dispose of these items responsibly.

SOUTHEAST RECREATION CENTER CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN The new Southeast Recreation Center will be built in Webb Community Park. Planners have begun the design phase of the new Southeast Recreation Center located at Webb Community Park.

The design process is expected to take until October 2018, and construction is planned for January 2019 to June 2020.

"The new recreation center in southeast Arlington is an amenity that the community has anticipated for a very long time," Parks Planning Manager De'Onna Garner said. "We believe that the center will activate the park site with dynamic indoor and outdoor spaces that will become a welcoming beacon for the residents. The department hopes that the new development will also provide a source of identity and pride for the community."

“We and the community are excited the Southeast Recreation Center," said Assistant Parks Director Venera FloresStafford. "It offers residents a common setting to congregate for socialization, recreation, and exercise. All of the centers are a core part of the fabric in the community, offering programming for the community’s youth to the active adult.”

Funding for the project is provided by the 2014 Bond Funds and will serve the southeast Arlington community.

EAST ARLINGTON REC CENTER & LIBRARY CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN

A new co-facility will replace Hugh Smith Recreation Center and the East Arlington Branch Library.

Hugh Smith Recreation Center and the East Arlington Branch Library will remain open during the construction of a new facility operated through a partnership with Arlington Parks and Recreation and Arlington Libraries. Construction to set to begin January 2019 and be completed June 2020. The new facility will include a recreation and gym area, indoor pool, senior center, and library. "It's the first project of its type in Arlington Parks," Planning Manager De'Onna Garner said. The project is funded through both the 2008 and 2014 Bond Funds. Naturally Fun Magazine • F A L L 2 0 1 8

HARRIS ROAD PARK CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES The Park is now 70% complete and the expected completion is early Fall 2018.

Construction continues at Harris Road Park Development in South Arlington. Contractors have installed playground equipment and the access driveway has been poured. Irrigation and electrical work are nearly complete. Construction began October 2017 through Northstar Construction LLC and the project is slated for completion as early as Fall 2018. The scope of this development includes a lighted parking lot with automated access gate, 8' wide concrete loop hike/bike trail, benches, picnic tables, playground, bicycle rack, drinking fountain, irrigation system, park entrance sign, and landscape improvements. The playground area will provide swings, play equipment for two age groups- 2-5 years and 5-12 years with integral shade. The project, located at 907 W. Harris Rd, is funded through park development fees. For more information on this project, please reach out to Park Project Manager, Mitali Mandlekar at Mitali.Mandlekar@arlingtontx.gov.

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DEAVER PARK IMPROVEMENTS

Deaver Park Improvements to begin soon and are expected to be complete early 2019. Renovations, which include a longer walking trail and new shaded playground equipment, will soon be under way at Deaver Park in southwest Arlington.

Phase 2, which includes improvements along the stream and pond corridor, is expected to be completed by the first quarter of 2020.

The Arlington City Council approved a $411,000 contract in June with Schmoldt Construction, Inc. of Celina for the park’s extensive makeover, expected to be complete by early 2019. Various sections of this 15.2-acre neighborhood park, located at 5800 Kelly Elliott Road, will be closed during construction. Arlington voters approved the park improvements during the 2014 bond election.

A SECOND PHASE WILL INCLUDE: • An overlook that will provide views over the restored natural area. This portion of the Deaver Park improvements will be constructed in conjunction with a Public Works stream restoration project along Kee Branch between Bradley Lane and Andalusia Trail.

The Public Works project is funded separately from the 2014 Bond Election program. The City saw an opportunity to reduce design and construction costs by joining similar adjacent projects. The Deaver Park improvements align with the Arlington City Council priority to Champion Great Neighborhoods. In November 2014, Arlington voters approved a five-year, $236 million dollar bond package. Projects included focus on street improvements, Parks & Rec, Fire Department facilities and City Libraries.

WORK IN THIS PHASE INCLUDES: • Extending the 10-foot-wide concrete trail around the east side of the stream that will begin to create a loop. • Replacing the two playground structures with playground equipment that is more accessible as well as shaded. • Separate Playground structures will be designed for ages 2-5 and for ages 5-12. • Swing sets will be installed for both age groups. • Replacing the drinking water fountain. and installing a new park monument sign. Naturally Fun Magazine • F A L L 2 0 1 8

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City of Arlington Parks and Recreation â&#x20AC;¢ N A T U R A L L Y F U N . O R G

817-277-8091

ENGAGE

Naturallyfun.org/engAGEarlington

ARLINGTON

engAGE Arlington is a group of adults who come together for lively activities ranging from wine tours to hiking, breakfast to tennis and scuba to exploring the Metroplex. Check out this group for events and adventures for more active adults. Couples, singles and anyone who is looking for an extra boost of fun welcome! engAGE is hosted out of Eunice Activity Center.

MISSION STATEMENT

engAGE’s mission is to promote a welcoming environment to enhances the quality of life through education, socialization and wellness enriching the human spirit.

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VISION

To inspire through fun and nurture the human spirit resulting in a better quality of life.

CORE VALUES

Quality of Life Welcoming Atmosphere Nurture the Human Spirit

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

engAGE hosts a variety of events for adults including day trips, socials and more. For more information about these and other engAGE events, contact the center at 817-277-8091.

CREATIVE CULINARY KITCHEN: PATRIOTIC PARTY AMERICAN AND INTERNATIONAL FOODS WITH ANDREA 1:30 PM-3:30 PM | SEPTEMBER 11 $20 WITH ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP | $25 WITHOUT MEMBERSHIP

German Chef, Andrea Gette, will teach students delicious twists on American favorites, traditional German recipes, how to cook with fresh ingredients, tips and tricks for around the kitchen, and more! Space is limited so sign up early!

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TRIPS LEAVE FROM LOCATION LISTED

EAC

Eunice Activity Center 1000 Eunice St. 817-277-8091

HSRC

Hugh Smith Rec Center 2015 Craig Hanking Dr. 817-275-1351

DLRC

Dottie Lynn Rec Center 3200 Norwood Ln. 817-277-5001

CNRC

Cliff Nelson Rec Center 4600 W. Bardin Rd. 817-561-2819

EOAC

Elzie Odom Athletic Center 1601 NE Green Oaks Blvd. 817-459-6434

EXERTION LEVEL

ENGAGE DAY TRIPS ACTIVE AND ADVENTUROUS ADULTS SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

MAGNOLIA MARKET & BAYLOR'S MUSEUM OF ART • 9:00 AM-4:00 PM | October 2 EAC | $20 | Waco

Little to no exertion Some exertion Lots of exertion

STATE FAIR OF TEXAS • • • 9:30 AM-3:30 PM | Oct 4 SRCNY | $20 | Dallas

TURNER FALLS • • 9:00 AM-3:00 PM | November 17 EOAC | $15 | Davis, OK

CHEESECAKE FACTORY DESSERT AND SOCIAL • 12:00 PM-2:00 PM | October 12 CNRC | $15 | Parks Mall

THE STAR IN FRISCO • • • 9:00 AM-4:00 PM | November 15 EAC | $67 | $27 (Without Tour) or $40 (With Tour) | Frisco

TEXAS STATE FAIR • • • 6:00 PM-11:00 PM | October 14 EOAC | $15 | Dallas

BIBLE MUSEUM • • 10:00 AM-4:00 PM | Nov 28 SRCNY | $25 | Dallas

OKLAHOMA CITY • • 7:00 AM-10:00 PM | October 16 SRCNY | $31 | Oklahoma City

DECEMBER

NOVEMBER

ENGAGE PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS LINE DANCING Beginner Class 9:00 AM Tu | CNRC Intermediate Class 1:30 PM Tu | CNRC A step-by-step method for learning fun and dynamic line dances. $4 drop in fee $12 monthly fee. LINE DANCING AT EAC 12:30-1:30 PM Thu | EAC Beginners: Tues., 12:30 - 1:30 PM Beginners: Thurs., 12:30 - 1:30 PM Intermediate: Tues., 11:15 AM - 12:15 PM $4 Drop in or Fitness Plus/Silver Sneakers/Silver & Fit. TAI CHI 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Tu,Th at DLRC 9:45-10:45 AM M,F at HSRC | $5 drop in or Fitness Plus/Silver Sneakers/ Silver & Fit.

ZUMBA 9 AM & 6 PM M-F at HSRC 9 AM Sat at CNRC | 10:30 AM Sat at EOAC $5 drop in or Fitness Plus/ Silver Sneakers/Silver & Fit. BADMINTON 7-9 PM M,F at CNRC $4 drop in or $16 monthly fee or Fitness Plus/Silver Sneakers/Silver & Fit . TENNIS FIRST BAPTIST ARLINGTON 7 PM Tue | Arlington Tennis Center $3.50/person. Contact westd@tx.rr.com. COFFEE AND CRAFTING 9:15-11 AM Select Sat at DLRC September 29, October 27, November 10. $15 per person.

FIT OVER 50 8:15-9:15 AM M,W,F at CNRC $5 drop in or Fitness Plus/Silver Sneakers/Silver & Fit.

SATURDAY SEPT. 8, 2018 | 5:30-8:30 PM RICHARD GREENE LINEAR PARK LIVE MUSIC | YARD GAMES | ELECTRIC BIKES | BURGERS & S’MORES Adults 21+ welcome. $10 pre-register or $15 at the event (Cash Only). This event is BYOB, no glass containers and no pets please! Bring your own chairs or blankets, no seating provided. For more info call 817-277-8091 or visit naturallyfun.org/cookoutafterdark

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THE VIRIDIAN LIFE

is e life y dream.

If y close y r eyes, y can s it. It’s your dream life. The memories you’ll make with family and friends, the adventures you’ll have, and the life you’ll live. It’s the Viridian Life. Learn more about the most unique master-planned community in the metroplex. TM

VISIT US AT VIRIDIANDFW.COM OR CALL 817.200.6543

VIRIDIAN IS #2 IN DFW AND #26 NATIONWIDE ON RCLCO’S TOP SELLING MASTER-PLANNED COMMUNITIES LIST

DESTINATION TRAVEL HAWAIIAN CRUISE

September 22, 2018 (7 Days) | $3,499 Balcony & $2,899 Interior (Double Occupancy) Price includes, cruise, airfare, and airport transfers. We’ll fly into Honolulu and port at Kahului, Hilo, Kona, Nawiliwili and back to Honolulu. As you journey from one exotic island to the next, learn about the Hawaiian culture through the eyes of native ambassadors on board our ship. For more information call Pam Mitchell at SRCNY, 817-459-5464.

BRITISH LANDSCAPES March 21-30, 2019 | $3,699 (Double Occupancy)

This will be a 10 day vacation to see the British Landscapes. Some of the highlights will be London, York, Edinburgh Castle, Choices on the Tour, Lake District, Castle Stay, North Wales, Stratford-upon-Avon, Stonehenge, and Cotswolds. This price also includes your flight, hotels and 12 meals. For more information call Pam Mitchell at SRCNY, 817-459-5464.

PALO DURO & AMARILLO June 3-5, 2019 | $439 (Double Occupancy)

Price includes 6 meals, two nights at the Embassy Suites, luxury Motor coach transportation to and from Eunice. Admission to the TEXAS! outdoor pageant, canyon tour via Motor coach, tour of Amarillo attractions, en route tours including Nocono, St. Jo, Archer City, and more! Call 817-277-8091 for more information and to register.

BALTIC CRUISE June 16-25, 2019

We will fly to Denmark to catch the Norwegian Getaway ship and we will continue to Germany, Estonia, Russia, Finland and Sweden, then back to Denmark. You might want to see the Danish crown jewels at the Rosenborg Palace. In Finland you could see the Maritime Fortress which is one of the biggest sea fortresses in the world. It was founded in 1748. For more information call Pam Mitchell at SRCNY, 817-459-5464. Naturally Fun Magazine • F A L L 2 0 1 8

EUNICE activity center

Less than two miles from AT&T Stadium and the Arlington Entertainment District, the Eunice Activity Center is a resource to the community. Eunice was renovated in 2001, adding an additional 3,400 square feet of meeting and gathering space. Eunice has a slate of recurring activities throughout the week, including exercise classes, arts and crafts and info sessions. See the activities calendar on the opposite page for a complete listing of weekly events. For additional information on special events, trips and outings, call 817-277-8091.

RENTALS Rent rooms at the Eunice Activity Center during business hours when no center activities are scheduled, or after business hours. The facility includes a 3,000 square foot ballroom, a variety of multi -purpose meeting rooms and a full service kitchen with stove, refrigerator, oven and microwave. For more rental information, call the center.

Eunice accepts Silver Sneakers, Silver & Fit, and Fitness Plus. These programs cover fitness classes offered at Arlington recreation centers in and weight rooms. Contact your nearest center to register or see if you qualify. 44

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817-277-8091 CENTRAL ARLINGTON 1000 Eunice St. Eunice Activity Center

HOURS

Monday............................ 8:30 AM - 8 PM Tuesday-Thursday......... 8:30 AM - 5 PM Friday...................................... 11 AM - 5 PM Saturday-Sunday...........................CLOSED

Eunice St. Arlington, TX 76010 EUNICE ACTIVITY CENTER 1000 817-277-8091

TIME

MON

8:45 AM 9:00 AM

WED

THU

Chair Yoga

Gentle Yoga

Chair Yoga

FRI

Craft Club

9:45 AM 10:30 AM

TUE

Chair Exercise Zumba Gold

Fitness Line Dance: Intermediate

11:15 AM 11:30 AM

Chair Pilates

12:00 PM

Beginner Bridge

Advanced Bridge

12:30 PM

Ukulele Band

Fitness Line Dance: Beginner

1:00 PM

Art with Eva (all mediums)

Gentle Yoga Chair Pilates Advanced Bridge

Game Day

Spud and Show (2nd Fri.)

Fitness Line Dance: Beginner

Advanced Bridge

Adv. Billiards Club Driver Safety Computer Club Course (Quarterly) (4th Th) Senior HELP!Tech, Devices (1st W)

3:15 PM 4:00 PM

Game Night

6:00 PM

(6:15) TOPS: Take Off Pounds Sensibly

Country Western Dance ($6)

MAYOR'S HOLIDAY LUNCHEON

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM Wed. December 5 at Eunice Activity Center Enjoy entertainment, food, and door prizes with Mayor Jeff Williams. Space is limited and registration is required. Registration begins September 4 for Annual Membership Card Holders and October 1 for nonmembers. Call 817-277-8091 to register.

LINE DANCING AT EAC Beginners: Tuesdays 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM

Beginners: Thursdays 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM

Intermediate: Tuesdays 11:15 AM - 12:15 PM

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senior rec center

NEW YORK Senior Recreation Center New York has a slate of recurring activities throughout the week including exercise classes, arts and crafts and informational sessions. See the calendar on the opposite page for a complete listing of weekly events. For information on special events, trips and group outings, call 817-460-5009. The senior recreation center New York has spaces ideal for all types of events including organization meetings, church services, sporting events and special occasions. Space is available to rent seven days a week depending upon schedule. Rental is open to both City of Arlington residents and non-residents.

The 2,400 square foot multi-purpose Main Hall seats 165 with tables, and slightly less with a dance floor. It is ideal for weddings, reunions and other private events. The windows of the room provide ambient lighting during daytime hours. The Main Hall can be divided in three sections. The 3 Single Sections of the Hall cannot be rented during operating hours. For non-operating hours, at least two sections must be rented. The fullservice kitchen is equipped with cooking devices. A 295 square foot Central Activity Room is the perfect setting for smaller groups or can serve as an additional reception area for larger main hall events.

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817-460-5009 EAST ARLINGTON 2015 Craig Hanking Dr. Senior Recreation Center

HOURS Mon-Fri.............................. 8:30 AM - 4 PM Saturday-Sunday...........................CLOSED

Craig Hanking Dr. Arlington, TX 76010 RECREATION CENTER NEW YORK 2015 817-460-5009

TIME

MON

TUE

WED

THU

FRI

8:30 AM

Table Games

Stitch and Beads

Morning Movie Madness (1st F)

Senior Card Games

9:30 AM 10:00 AM

Chair Yoga

10:30 AM 11:30 AM

Super Bingo (3rd F)

Chair Yoga

Blood Pressure/ Glucose Check

Joyful Singing Prime Time Lunch

Prime Time Lunch

Prime Time Lunch Ice Cream Social (1st W)

12:00 PM

Prime Time Lunch

Prime Time Lunch Birthday Celebration (1st F) Food Pantry (2nd F)

12:30 PM 3:00 PM

Box Lunch Bingo (1st Tu)

4:00 PM

Potluck Bingo (Last Tuesday of the month)

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SENIOR DAY TRIPS AUGUST

VELDHUIZEN CHEESE MAKERS • • 9:00 AM-3:30 PM | August 28 EAC | $33 | Dublin, TX | Lunch included.

SEPTEMBER

10:00 AM-3:00 PM | Sep 18 SRCNY | $25 | Arlington

OCTOBER

MAGNOLIA MARKET & BAYLOR'S MUSEUM OF ART • 9:00 AM-4:00 PM | October 2 EAC | $20 | Waco 48

Day trips depart the Senior Recreation Centers multiple times each month to various local attractions, eateries and special destinations. Please call the centers for more information.

STATE FAIR OF TEXAS • • • 9:30 AM-3:30 PM | Oct 4 SRCNY | $20 | Dallas

BIBLE MUSEUM • • 10:00 AM-4:00 PM | Nov 28 SRCNY | $25 | Dallas

EMPOWERING SENIORS HEALTH EXPO • • 9:30 AM-1:30 PM | October 5 EAC | $5

DECEMBER

OKLAHOMA CITY • • 7:00 AM-10:00 PM | October 16 SRCNY | $31 | Oklahoma City

THE HOLIDAYS AT NORTH PARK MALL • • 10:00 AM-3:30 PM | December 6 EAC | $15 | Dallas

LAVENDER RIDGE FARMS • • • 9:00 AM-4:00 PM | October 17 EAC | $38 | Gainsville, Texas

NOVEMBER

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12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS • 4:00 PM-10:00 PM | Dec 5 SRCNY | $27 | Dallas

KIMBELL ART MUSEUM • • 9:30 AM-3:00 PM | December 18 EAC | $15 | Fort Worth

EAC

Eunice Activity Center 1000 Eunice St. 817-277-8091

SRCNY Senior Rec Center New York 2015 Craig Hanking Dr. 817-460-5009

EXERTION LEVEL Little to no exertion Some exertion Lots of exertion

EDUCATIONAL SESSION AND SPECIAL EVENTS SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

EDUCATION SESSION: CONTAINER GARDENS 1:45 PM-3:00 PM | September 13 EAC | FREE | Perfect for any home or apartment, indoor or outdoor.

SPUD AND SHOW: TBA 12:00 PM-2:30 PM | October 12 EAC | $2 | Enjoy a fully loaded baked potato while watching a comedy movie.

SPUD AND SHOW: FINDING YOUR FEET 12:00 PM-2:30 PM | September 14 EAC | $2 | Enjoy a fully loaded baked potato while watching a comedy movie.

SESSIONS FINANCIAL BINGO 10:00 AM-12:00 PM | Oct 17 SRCNY | FREE | Sit back and enjoy a relaxing session about stress.

NOVEMBER

EAC Eunice Activity Center 1000 Eunice St. 817-277-8091 SRCNY Senior Rec Center New York 2015 Craig Hanking Dr. 817-460-5009 DECK THE HALLS 9:00 AM-12:00 PM | November 26 EAC | FREE | Holiday refreshments available.

DECEMBER

RED HAT SOCIETY

11 AM THIRD WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH

We believe silliness provides comedy relief for life and we share a bond of affection forged by common life experiences. Our official chapter name ‘The Arlington Day Dreamers’ enjoy monthly outings or social events around the Metroplex destinations or at the Senior Centers. Our ladies can

always be seen clad in their red hat and clashing purple ensemble as they keep up the spirit of the Red Hat Society. Contact Queen Mum Sandra James 817-983-3878 for more info and to RSVP.

September 19 Macaroni Grill October 17 Top O' The Hill Tour ($5) November 21 Spring Creek BBQ December 19 Tin Tulip Tea Room Naturally Fun Magazine • F A L L 2 0 1 8

YOUTH SPORTS LEAGUES REGISTER ONLINE TODAY AT COAPAR.SIPLAY.COM

FALL 2018 SPORT

AGES

FEE

GAMES

REGISTRATION

SEASON BEGINS

Outdoor Soccer

3-6

$75

August 1-31

September 22

Outdoor Soccer

7-14

$80

August 1-31

September 22

Girl's T-Ball

5-6

$75

August 1-31

September 22

Girl's Coach Pitch

7-9

$80

August 1-31

September 22

T-Ball

3-5

$75

August 1-31

September 22

Modified Coach Pitch

$80

August 1-31

September 22

Coach Pitch

7-9

$80

August 1-31

September 22

Kid Pitch

9-13

$80

August 1-31

September 22

Volleyball

8-14

$80

August 1-31

September 8

Late registration period (Fall): September 1-4, $10 additional fee

WINTER 2018 SPORT

AGES

FEE

GAMES

REGISTRATION

SEASON BEGINS

Basketball: Co-Rec

3-6

$75

October 1-31

November 10

Basketball: Co-Rec

7-12

$80

October 1-31

November 10

Indoor Soccer

3-6

$75

November 1-30

January 5, 2019

Indoor Soccer

7-14

$80

November 1-30

January 5, 2019

YOUTH SPORTS LEAGUE INFORMATION • Youth Leagues are Coed and include a six or eight-game season, league jersey (cap with baseball program), sports officials, and game supplies..

• Teams will have a volunteer coach. If interested in coaching call 817-459-5463. • Refunds are not issued unless the department cancels the league.

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For all your sporting needs, check us out at ArlingtonSports.net

ADULT SPORTS LEAGUES BASKETBALL

SOFTBALL

FLAG FOOTBALL

Men’s Adult Flag Football leagues run during the spring, winter and fall seasons. Games are played at Harold Patterson Sports Center Sunday afternoons.

Randol Mill Park • USSSA Leagues Eight-game leagues run in the winter, spring, summer and fall. Games are played at Randol Mill Park in north Arlington off I-30 and Randol Mill Road.

INLINE HOCKEY

VOLLEYBALL

Play adult basketball during the winter, spring, summer and fall seasons. The eight-game leagues are played at Elzie Odom Athletic Center in north Arlington. League play includes Men’s Competitive and Men’s Recreational divisions.

Adult Inline Hockey Leagues for men ages 18 and up. Each season consists of eight games plus playoffs. All teams must provide their own uniforms and game equipment (H.E.C.C. Certified Helmet, Hockey Gloves, Skates and Shin Pads). Leagues will follow rules and regulations set by the City of Arlington Parks and Recreation Department and USA Hockey.

KICKBALL

Play coed, adult kickball during spring, summer, fall, and winter seasons. The six-game leagues are played at Harold Patterson Sports Center and Randol Mill Park Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday nights.

Harold Patterson Sports Center • ASA League Eight-game leagues run in the winter, spring, summer and fall. Games are played at Harold Patterson in south Arlington off I-20 and Bardin Road.

Adult volleyball offers women’s and coed leagues. Women’s leagues are Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, and coed leagues on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. Leagues run during the winter, spring, summer and fall seasons. Active teen league plays Thursday nights.

For all your sporting needs, check us out at ArlingtonSports.net

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817-459-6163

ARLINGTON

TENNIS CENTER HOURS

Monday-Thursday................................................ 8 AM - 9:30 PM Friday............................................................................... 8 AM - 8 PM Saturday......................................................................... 8 AM - 5 PM Sunday.................................................................................. 12 - 8 PM (hours may be adjusted during special events and during holidays) Note: Beginning Friday, 12/7/18, and continuing through Sunday, 1/27/19, ATC will observe winter hours, closing at 5:00 PM on Fridays and Sundays (December-January).

FEATURES

• 26 outdoor, lighted courts, including six 10-and- under junior courts • Fully stocked pro shop with the latest in tennis equipment, apparel and dozens of unique tennis themed gifts • Locker room facilities with showers • Concession area with snacks and drinks • Free Wi-Fi

SERVICES

PRO SHOP The pro shop features the latest in rackets, strings, grips and accessories, including bags and other on-court needs. RACQUET STRINGING Arlington Tennis Center offers two-day service on racket stringing and uses state-of-the-art equipment. DEMO RACKETS Try it before you buy it program allows you to try rackets onsite. BALL MACHINE Machine rentals are available for single use or with annual pass memberships.

ARLINGTON TENNIS CENTER 500 W. Mayfield Rd. Arlington Tennis Center

REGISTRATION

Class and league registrations must be made at least three days in advance to avoid $5 late fee. Registrations can be made online at NaturallyFun.org, over the phone or at Arlington Tennis Center. Facility cards are not required for ATC programs or services. Court assignments are subject to change. Check in at the front counter for each visit. When registering online, stated price includes any advertised discounts. For additional information, call the Arlington Tennis Center at 817-459-6163 or visit NaturallyFun.org.

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

Arlington Tennis centers hosts a variety of events for every age group including adult mixers, junior tournaments and more. For more information about these and other ATC events, contact the center at 817-459-6163.

September 15-16: USTA Texas Championship Major Zone September 20-23: Metroplex Tennis Sr. Super Sr. Major Zone September 29-30: USTA Texas Sectional Training Camp Oct. 5-7, Oct. 12-14, & Oct. 19-21: USTA National League Championships October 26: ATC MONSTER SMASH November 10: USTA Texas Tennis on Campus

PRIVATE LESSONS

Private Lessons are an ideal way to work on specifics of your game that you’d like to improve. Call 817-459-6163 for pricing and information. Naturally Fun Magazine • F A L L 2 0 1 8

JUNIOR 10 AND UNDER PROGRAMS

LESSONS

Help your child learn and love tennis by enrolling them in our Junior 10 & Under lessons. Children will learn quickly using scaled down equipment and courts. Staff will help players develop basic stroke techniques, along with advancing their motor skills. Red ball is the beginning stage, followed by orange and green. For more information about what program is best for your child, contact the center. Note: There's no class Thanksgiving weekend, Saturday, November 24.

RED BALL

Day Tu,Th Sa Tu,Th Sa Tu,Th Sa Tu,Th

Dates Aug 28-Sep 20 Sep 1-Sep 29 Sep 25-Oct 18 Oct 6-Nov 3 Oct 23-Nov 15 Nov 10-Dec 15 Nov 27-Dec 13

RED BALL

Day Tu,Th Sa Tu,Th Sa Tu,Th Sa Tu,Th

Dates Aug 28-Sep 20 Sep 1-Sep 29 Sep 25-Oct 18 Oct 6-Nov 3 Oct 23-Nov 15 Nov 10-Dec 15 Nov 27-Dec 13

Time 5:30 PM-6:00 PM 8:15 AM-9:00 AM 5:30 PM-6:00 PM 8:15 AM-9:00 AM 5:30 PM-6:00 PM 8:15 AM-9:00 AM 5:30 PM-6:00 PM

Time 6:00 PM-6:45 PM 8:15 AM-9:00 AM 6:00 PM-6:45 PM 8:15 AM-9:00 AM 6:00 PM-6:45 PM 8:15 AM-9:00 AM 6:00 PM-6:45 PM

Code 12173 12239 12174 12240 12175 12242 12176

Code 12177 12167 12178 12168 12179 12169 12180

Ages: 3-4 Cost Classes $32 8 $30 5 $32 8 $30 5 $32 8 $30 5 $24 6 Ages: 5-6 Cost Classes $48 8 $30 5 $48 8 $30 5 $48 8 $30 5 $36 6

RED BALL

Day Tu,Th Sa Tu,Th Sa Tu,Th Sa Tu,Th

Dates Aug 28-Sep 20 Sep 1-Sep 29 Sep 25-Oct 18 Oct 6-Nov 3 Oct 23-Nov 15 Nov 10-Dec 15 Nov 27-Dec 13

ORANGE BALL

Day Tu,Th Sa Tu,Th Sa Tu,Th Sa Tu,Th

Dates Aug 28-Sep 20 Sep 1-Sep 29 Sep 25-Oct 18 Oct 6-Nov 3 Oct 23-Nov 15 Nov 10-Dec 15 Nov 27-Dec 13

Time 6:00 PM-6:45 PM 8:15 AM-9:00 AM 6:00 PM-6:45 PM 8:15 AM-9:00 AM 6:00 PM-6:45 PM 8:15 AM-9:00 AM 6:00 PM-6:45 PM

Code 12181 12170 12182 12171 12183 12172 12184

Ages: 7-8 Cost Classes $48 8 $30 5 $48 8 $30 5 $48 8 $30 5 $36 6

Time 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 9:00 AM-10:00 AM 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 9:00 AM-10:00 AM 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 9:00 AM-10:00 AM 6:00 PM-7:00 PM

Code 12163 12160 12164 12161 12165 12162 12166

Ages: 9-10 Cost Classes $64 8 $40 5 $64 8 $40 5 $64 8 $40 5 $48 6

GREEN BALL

Day Tu,Th Sa Tu,Th Sa Tu,Th Sa Tu,Th

Dates Aug 28-Sep 20 Sep 1-Sep 29 Sep 25-Oct 18 Oct 6-Nov 3 Oct 23-Nov 15 Nov 10-Dec 15 Nov 27-Dec 13

Time 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 9:00 AM-10:00 AM 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 9:00 AM-10:00 AM 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 9:00 AM-10:00 AM 6:00 PM-7:00 PM

Code 12156 12153 12157 12154 12158 12155 12159

Ages: 9-10 Cost Classes $64 8 $40 5 $64 8 $40 5 $64 8 $40 5 $48 6

M NSTER SMASH! PLAY NIGHT & ADULT MIXER OCTOBER 26 | 5:30 PM 8:30 PM $20/PLAY NIGHT & $24/ADULT MIXER Arlington Tennis Center’s Monster Smash Play Night for Ages 7-8, 9-10 and 11-17 is a Halloween-themed evening of tennis-related games and fun competition. A sandwich dinner is included. Monster Smash Adult Mixer is a night of tennis, music and refreshments for adults.

POP TENNIS POP Tennis is the sport that everyone can immediately play and enjoy. No prior lessons or athletic ability, required. And POP Tennis a great family activity. USTA and POP Tennis encourage players age 10 and up to play POP Tennis on regular courts, using 60’ lines and traditional height nets. Join the fun game that is real tennis with a POP!

Two rental options: - Players with equipment pay a regular court fee of $3.50 per person -Players without equipment pay $5 per person, which includes pop tennis paddle rental and loaner balls. Call 817-459-6163 to book your group.

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JUNIOR PROGRAMS AGE 11-14 LEVEL 1

Level 1 programs are for juniors and high school players who have little or no tennis experience. Beginning players will be taught tennis terminology, stroke development, grips, footwork, and learn point structure. Players with some tennis experience will enhance their skills and improve their skills as they prepare for competitive tennis. Note: No class Labor Day, Monday September 3, or Thanksgiving weekend, Saturday, November 24. Ages: 11-14 Day Dates M,W Aug 27-Sep 19 Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 M,W Sep 24-Oct 17 Sa Oct 6-Nov 3 M,W Oct 22-Nov 14 Sa Nov 10-Dec 15 M,W Nov 26-Dec 12

Time 6:30 PM-7:30 PM 10:00 AM-11:00 AM 6:30 PM-7:30 PM 10:00 AM-11:00 AM 6:30 PM-7:30 PM 10:00 AM-11:00 AM 6:30 PM-7:30 PM

Code 12295 12310 12296 12311 12297 12312 12298

Cost Classes $70 7 $50 5 $80 8 $50 5 $80 8 $50 5 $60 6

HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL 1

Level 1 programs are for high school players who have little or no tennis experience. Beginning players will be taught tennis terminology, stroke development, grips, footwork, and learn point structure. Players with some tennis experience will enhance their skills and improve their skills as they prepare for competitive tennis. Note: No class Labor Day, Monday September 3, or Thanksgiving weekend, Saturday, November 24. Ages: 14-18 Day Dates M,W Aug 27-Sep 19 Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 M,W Sep 24-Oct 17 Sa Oct 6-Nov 3 M,W Oct 22-Nov 14 Sa Nov 10-Dec 15 M,W Nov 26-Dec 12

Time 6:30 PM-7:30 PM 10:00 AM-11:00 AM 6:30 PM-7:30 PM 10:00 AM-11:00 AM 6:30 PM-7:30 PM 10:00 AM-11:00 AM 6:30 PM-7:30 PM

Code 12299 12313 12300 12314 12301 12315 12302

AGES 11-18 LEVEL 2

Level 2 programs are for juniors and high school players who want to improve their skills and use of strategy. Players in Level 2 programs are involved in competitive play, such as Mid Cities tournaments, Junior Team Tennis, Challenger tournaments, or play on high school varsity and junior varsity teams. Coaches teach strategies and put students in situations they will face in tournament play. Note: No class Labor Day, Monday September 3, or Thanksgiving weekend, Saturday, November 24. Ages: 11-18 Day Dates M,W Aug 27-Sep 19 Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 M,W Sep 24-Oct 17 Sa Oct 6-Nov 3 M,W Oct 22-Nov 14 Sa Nov 10-Dec 15 M,W Nov 26-Dec 12

Time 6:30 PM-7:30 PM 11:00 AM-12:00 PM 6:30 PM-7:30 PM 11:00 AM-12:00 PM 6:30 PM-7:30 PM 11:00 AM-12:00 PM 6:30 PM-7:30 PM

Code 12303 12307 12304 12308 12305 12309 12306

Cost Classes $70 7 $50 5 $80 8 $50 5 $80 8 $50 5 $60 6

HIGH PERFORMANCE DRILLS

Arlington Tennis Center’s High Performance Drills are for Qualified Juniors, High School Varsity and College Players. ATC’s HP drills are skill building, endurance enhancing, intense drills, with supervised match play and coaching. Register on line, or call ahead to reserve your spot! Space is limited. Ages: At least 11-18 Day Dates Sa Sep 1-Dec 29

Time 11:00 AM-12:30 PM

Code 12610

Cost Classes $18 1

Cost Classes $70 7 $50 5 $80 8 $50 5 $80 8 $50 5 $60 6

FRIDAY NIGHT TENNIS FRI 10-S PLAY NIGHTS

Arlington Tennis Center’s Friday 10-S Play Nights are designed to allow children ages 9-10 enjoy an evening of tennis games and competition with children their own age. Play will take place on ATC’s specially marked junior courts, with specific 10 & Under equipment and balls. The price includes a boxed dinner. Students currently enrolled in current ATC 10 & Under classes receive a discount with advanced registration. Play nights are limited to 24 players, and the deadline is always the Wednesday prior to play. Ages: 9-10 Day Dates F Aug 31 F Sep 7 F Sep 14 F Sep 21 F Sep 28 F Nov 2 F Nov 9 F Nov 16 F Nov 30 F Dec 7 F Dec 14

Time 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM

Code 12194 12252 12253 12254 12255 12257 12259 12260 12261 12263 12264

Cost $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20

FRIDAY NIGHT N.E.T.S

Arlington Tennis Center Friday Night N.E.T.s are short, non-elimination mini tournaments, singles and/or doubles, that use shortened scoring. Players will be matched with opponents of similar skill levels (if known). N.E.T.s are designed to allow players in grades 4th through 12 an evening of fun tennis games and competition. Price includes a boxed sandwich dinner. Players registered in current sessions receive a discount! Register online, or call ATC at 817-459-6163 to register by phone. Ages: 11-18 Day Dates F Aug 31 F Sep 7 F Sep 14 F Sep 21 F Sep 28 F Nov 2 F Nov 9 F Nov 16 F Nov 30 F Dec 7 F Dec 14

Time 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM 5:30 PM-8:00 PM

Code 12199 12277 12278 12279 12280 12283 12284 12285 12286 12287 12288

Cost $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 $20

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ADULT PROGRAMS ADULT LEVEL 1

Adult Level 1 classes are designed to introduce, refine and build on the fundamentals of tennis in a fun and games format. Receive $5 off a beginner pre-strung tennis racquet with your first class registration! Note: No class Saturday, November 24, for Thanksgiving. Ages: 18+ Day Dates Tu,Th Aug 28-Sep 20 Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 Tu,Th Sep 25-Oct 18 Sa Oct 6-Nov 3 Tu,Th Oct 23-Nov 15 Sa Nov 10-Dec 15 Tu,Th Nov 27-Dec 13

Time 7:30 PM-8:30 PM 8:30 AM-9:30 AM 7:30 PM-8:30 PM 8:30 AM-9:30 AM 7:30 PM-8:30 PM 8:30 AM-9:30 AM 7:30 PM-8:30 PM

Code 12188 12185 12249 12186 12250 12187 12251

Cost Classes $80 8 $50 5 $80 8 $50 5 $80 8 $50 5 $60 6

ADULT LEVEL 2

Adult Level 2 classes are ideal for 2.0-3.0 players, and those students moving from Level 1, who are ready for the next step of competitive play. Adult Level 2 classes combines match play with supervised instruction from our pros. Note: No class thanksgiving weekend, Saturday, November 24. Ages: 18+ Day Dates M,W Aug 27-Sep 19 Sa Sep 1-Sep 29 M,W Sep 24-Oct 17 Sa Oct 6-Nov 3 M,W Oct 22-Nov 14 Sa Nov 10-Dec 15 M,W Nov 26-Dec 12

ADULT OPEN DRILLS

Hit a whole lotta balls, and have a whole lotta FUN! Adult Open Level drills for players 2.5+ are fast-paced action, and they are a great way to keep your skills sharp. Register online, or call ahead to reserve your spot! Space is limited. Ages: 18+ Day Dates Sa Sep 1-Dec 29 Tu Sep 4-Dec 18 W Sep 5-Dec 26 Th Sep 6-Dec 27

Time 9:30 AM-10:30 AM 7:30 PM-8:30 PM 6:30 PM-7:30 PM 7:30 PM-8:30 PM

ADULT TENNIS LEAGUES

The tennis center offers a variety of recreational leagues. Balls provided. League season winners receive a championship T-Shirt. Note: Thanksgiving week, November 19-23.

LADIES’ OPEN DOUBLES Day Tu Tu

Dates Aug 28-Oct 16 Oct 23-Dec 11

Time 6:30 PM-8:00 PM 6:30 PM-8:00 PM

MEN’S 3.0-3.5 SINGLES Time 7:30 PM-8:30 PM 8:30 AM-9:30 AM 7:30 PM-8:30 PM 8:30 AM-9:30 AM 7:30 PM-8:30 PM 8:30 AM-9:30 AM 7:30 PM-8:30 PM

Code 12192 12246 12243 12247 12244 12248 12245

Cost Classes $80 8 $50 5 $80 8 $50 5 $80 8 $50 5 $60 6

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Cost $12 $12 $12 $12

Day W W

Dates Aug 29-Oct 17 Oct 24-Dec 12

Time 6:00 PM-7:30 PM 6:00 PM-7:30 PM

MEN’S 4.0 SINGLES Day W W

Dates Aug 29-Oct 17 Oct 24-Dec 12

Time 7:30 PM-9:00 PM 7:30 PM-9:00 PM

Code 12213 12317

Cost Leagues $48 8 $42 7

Code 12215 12318

Cost Leagues $48 8 $42 7

Code 12319 12320

Cost Leagues $48 8 $42 7

10 & UNDER HOLIDAY CAMPS

Your child will spend part of holiday break learning the basics of tennis or refining their skills at our 10 & Under Holiday Camps. Children will learn quickly using scaled down equipment and courts. Our staff will help players develop basic stroke techniques, along with advancing their motor skills. Red Ball is for ages 5-8, orange ball is for children 9-10 with no tennis experience, and green ball is for players 9-10 with some experience. For more information about what camp to enroll your child in, contact the center. Ages: 7-10 Day Dates Th-F Dec 20-21 Th-F Dec 27-28 Th-F Jan 3-4

Time 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 9:00 AM-12:00 PM

Cost Days Level $64 2 Red $64 2 Green $64 2 Orange

JUNIOR HOLIDAY CAMPS - LEVEL 1

Level 1 programs are for juniors and high school players who have little or no tennis experience. Beginning players will be taught tennis terminology, stroke development, grips, footwork, and learn point structure. Players with some tennis experience will enhance their skills and improve their skills as they prepare for competitive tennis. Note: ATC will close at 5:00 PM on December 23, and will be closed December 24-25. Ages: 11-14 Day Dates Th-F Dec 20-Dec 21 Th-F Dec 27-Dec 28 Th-F Jan 3-Jan 4

Time 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 9:00 AM-12:00 PM

Code 12555 12210 12556

Cost $64 $64 $64

Days 2 2 2

JUNIOR HOLIDAY CAMPS - LEVEL 2

Level 2 programs are for juniors and high school players who want to improve their skills and use of strategy. Players in Level 2 programs are involved in competitive play, such as Mid Cities tournaments, Junior Team Tennis, Challenger tournaments, or play on high school varsity and junior varsity teams. Coaches teach strategies and put students in situations they will face in tournament play. Note: ATC will close at 5:00 PM on December 23, and will be closed December 24-25. Ages: 11-18 Day Dates Th-F Dec 20-Dec 21 Th-F Dec 27-Dec 28 Th-F Jan 3-Jan 4

Time 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 9:00 AM-12:00 PM

Code 12557 12294 12558

Cost $64 $64 $64

Days 2 2 2

HIGH SCHOOL HOLIDAY CAMPS - LEVEL 1

Beginning players will be taught tennis terminology, stroke development, grips, footwork, and learn point structure. Players with some tennis experience will enhance their skills and improve their skills as they prepare for competitive tennis. Note: ATC will close at 5:00 PM on December 23, and will be closed December 24-25. Ages: 14-18 Day Dates Th-F Dec 20-Dec 21 Th-F Dec 27-Dec 28 Th-F Jan 3-Jan 4

Time 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 9:00 AM-12:00 PM 9:00 AM-12:00 PM

Code 12559 12293 12560

Cost $64 $64 $64

Whether you are a tennis player or know a tennis player, the Proshop at Arlington Tennis Center has what you need. The Proshop features an extensive stock of the latest in rackets, strings and accessories. The shop also offers high performance shoes and indemand clothing items. In addition to equipment and clothing, the Pro Shop carries a great selection of unusual, tennis-themed gifts. You are sure to find the perfect item for every tennis enthusiast in your life. The knowledgeable staff will be available to assist with selections.

ProShop hours:

Monday -Thursday 8 AM - 9:30 PM Friday 8 AM - 8 PM Saturday 8 AM - 5 PM Sunday 12 - 8 PM

RACKET STRINGING

Two-day service on racket stringing and state-of-the-art equipment are just two of the benefits to using the ATC’s racket stringing service.

DEMO RACKETS

The “try it before you buy it” demo program allows you to try out rackets on-site.

BALL MACHINE

Rentals available for single use or with annual pass memberships.

Days 2 2 2

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ARLINGTON

GOLF Arlington Golf offers fabulous golf at four distinct courses to players of every level and a restaurant with a gorgeous view of Tierra Verde Golf Club. Enjoy a really unforgettable experience at each of our fine locations. Our courses offer a variety of amenities to accommodate all players’ needs including twilight hour fees, exclusive offers, leagues, lessons, clinics and tournaments.

LOCATIONS

817-458-5043 Arlington Golf

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

Arlington Golf offers a variety of events all season. Be sure to visit ArlingtonGolf.com for updates and more information about these and other Arlington Golf events.

September 22-23: Arlington Amateur Championship November 16: Mission Arlington Invitational November 22: Thanksgiving Day Shotgun

Tierra Verde Golf Club 7005 Golf Club Dr. | 817-478-8500 Texas Rangers Golf Club 701 Brown Blvd. Lake Arlington Golf Course 1516 W. Green Oaks Blvd. | 817-451-6101 Meadowbrook Park Golf Course 1300 E. Dugan St. | 817-275-0221

TEE TIMES

Book tee times at any of our courses at ArlingtonGolf.com. For more information about tee times, visit or call one of our pro shops or ArlingtonGolf.com.

TOURNAMENTS

Plan your next golf tournament, FootGolf fundraiser or special event with Arlingon Golf. We host events of all sizes and can assist at every step of the way. For more info about scheduling, contact Arlington Golf’s Tournament and Events Coordinator Regan Wickes at 817-548-5042 or email at Regan.Wickes@ArlingtonTX.gov.

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JUNIOR PROGRAMS PGA JUNIOR ACADEMY

WINTER CAMPS

Arlington Golf is proud to unveil a new learning directive for all Junior golfers interested in the pursuit of reaching their full potential in golf. The P.G.A. Academy curriculum combines fundamental golf skills with character development and has three levels. The Academy provides each student with comprehensive instruction and the tools necessary to advance at their own pace. At least 3 students are required for class to make.

Our Winter Golf camp is designed to get students interested in golf with a fun, exciting, and non-intimidating environment. Students will learn the basics of putting, chipping, and full swing while having a great time and meeting new friends. The final day of camp includes prizes, team skills events, and more.

Call 817-478-8500 or visit ArlingtonGolf.com for information on any of our P.G.A. Junior Golf Academy programs. TIERRA VERDE GOLF CLUB Days Dates Time Sa Sep 8-29 6:00 PM-7:30 PM S Sep 9-30 9:00 AM-10:30 AM Sa Oct 6-27 6:00 PM-7:30 PM S Oct 7-28 9:00 AM-10:30 AM

Ages: 6-17 Cost Level $149 1-3 $149 1-3 $149 1-3 $149 1-3

JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE Our Fall Junior Golf League is a great chance for players to gain experience while having fun. Price includes golf games, and prizes. Call 817-451-6101 or 817-478-8500 for more information or to register. VARIOUS LOCATIONS Days Dates S Sep 9 S Sep 23 S Oct 7 S Oct 21

Time 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM

Ages: 6-17 Cost $15 $15 $15 $15

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TIERRA VERDE GOLF CLUB Days Dates Time Tu-Fri Jan 2-4 10:00 AM-11:30 AM

Ages: 6-17 Cost $99

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9TH ANNUAL CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT BENEFITING THE TARRANT COUNTY AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION Tierra Verde Golf Club - Sep 28, 2018 - 1:30 PM Shotgun Start Entry fee is $85 per golfer and includes green fees, cart rental, range balls, registration bag, opportunity for prizes, dinner and live music. Registration and payment due by Sep 17. For more information, please email michele.craven@arlingtontx.gov or call 817-276-6730. To register, visit www.arlingtongolf.com

HOLIDAY PARTY HEADQUARTERS Call 817-548-5047 for private event information From small holiday get togethers, to large corporate parties, customize your experience with Ventana Grille. Naturally Fun Magazine â&#x20AC;˘ F A L L 2 0 1 8

TEXAS RANGERS

GOLF CLUB

OPENING SOON VISIT ARLINGTONGOLF.COM FOR DETAILS.

GOLF CLUB

817-478-8500

701 Brown Blvd.

7005 Golf Club Dr.

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Arlington Golf and the Texas Rangers announced a new partnership on Jan. 12, 2018, to create the world’s only Major League Baseball-branded golf course — the Texas Rangers Golf Club — which is scheduled to open later this year. This collaborative branding partnership, along with $24 million in course renovations, affords the opportunity for Arlington to offer a destination golf course not only for residents but for visitors to the Rangers ballpark, Texas Live! and other Entertainment District attractions. “As the world’s only MLB-themed golf course, this course is sure to be a ‘bucket list’ item for baseball fans across the globe, especially our Rangers fan right here in Arlington,” Mayor Jeff Williams said. The American Dream City’s newest golf course is located at Brown Boulevard and Collins Street in north Arlington. A new clubhouse, set to open in summer 2019, will feature a fullservice restaurant and bar, pro shop, multi-purpose rental and event space, and more.

TIERRA VERDE

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It’s hard to find a more beautiful course than the award-winning Tierra Verde Golf Club. Tierra Verde is the first golf course in Texas, and the first municipal course in the world, to be certified as an Audubon Signature Sanctuary. Walk onto the first tee and enter an environment where golf and nature come together in harmony. Opened in 1998 and carved from 250 acres of secluded terrain, the course’s unsurpassed layout encompasses a variety of natural settings and offers an outstanding playing experience on every hole. The course has hosted many prestigious events, including the Byron Nelson Qualifying Tournament. Tierra Verde has been named the top golf course in the Metroplex for three years (2012-14) by AvidGolfer magazine.* Each hole has five sets of tees, sculpted fairways, strategically placed sand bunkers and water hazards - all accented by stately trees and beautiful native grasses. The facility features a state-of-the-art golf learning center, a lighted driving range, three-hole practice course and large chipping and putting green complex. Lessons and clinics are taught by PGA/LPGA professionals and apprentices, an outdoor pavilion and full-service restaurant, Ventana Grille, that complement every event from small corporate outings to large fundraising tournaments.

VENTANA GRILLE AT TIERRA VERDE GOLF CLUB

LAKE ARLINGTON

GOLF COURSE

817-548-5047

817-451-6101

7005 Golf Club Dr.

1516 W. Green Oaks Blvd

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Trade the typical parking lot views of other restaurants for Ventana Grille and the sights and sounds of Tierra Verde Golf Club — the first Audubon Signature Sanctuary golf course in Texas — where golf, dining and nature come together. Open to the public daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and offering a takeout menu, Ventana Grille’s affordable options under $10 makes it the perfect place for your next meal. Ideally located less than three miles from I-20 off US 287, Ventana Grille is an excellent place to grab a bite to eat and enjoy a couple of drinks after your round of golf. It’s a quick casual lunch spot for you and your co-workers, and the ideal setting to celebrate your next special event. The kitchen is open daily from 6:30 AM to 9 PM and features Avid Golfer’s ‘Best Breakfast Burrito’ and daily lunch specials ranging from $7.95 to $9.95. Be sure to visit ArlingtonGolf.com to see a list of upcoming events at Ventana Grille. Whether you are attending one of our special holiday functions, Ticket to Travel dinners or are just enjoying a meal away from home, Ventana Grille promises to be a delight to the taste buds. Catering, wedding receptions, private parties, to-go orders and special requests are welcome. Take the stress off and let us handle the details for your upcoming event. For reservations or additional information, visit ArlingtonGolf.com or call 817-548-5047.

Lake Arlington Golf Course is a beautiful, 18-hole facility nestled on 185 acres on the north shore of Lake Arlington. The course was designed with all types of players in mind. With the newly renovated fairways and greens, the course provides a great golfing experience at an exceptional value. Lake Arlington’s time-honored design blends open and treelined fairways, long challenging par 3’s and scenic greens to appeal to every level of player. A challenge for the professional as well as the beginner, the four sets of tees, ranging from 5,485 yards to 6,637 yards, provides a fair playing field that appeals to every level. The clubhouse features a well stocked pro shop and grill. Lake Arlington’s combination of enjoyable golf, convenient location and professional staff create the perfect setting for group outings and tournaments. The course offers challenging golf along with a practice putting green and chipping area at an exceptional value. A Ralph Plummer design, the course was renovated in 1998 and celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2013. Avid Golfer voted Lake Arlington the most kid-friendly course in DFW in 2013, while the layout garnered a Top-50 public course ranking in the publication too. PGA Head Professional Michael Berneburg and his staff offer golf lessons for all ages and ability levels. Call 817-451-6101 for rates and availability. Naturally Fun Magazine • F A L L 2 0 1 8

MEADOWBROOK PARK

GOLF COURSE 817-275-0221 1300 E. Dugan

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Arlington’s tradition of outstanding golf began in the 1920’s with Meadowbrook Park Golf Course. Conveniently located just east of downtown Arlington, the golf course provides an excellent choice for families and leagues. The golf course is the centerpiece of Arlington’s first city park. Arlington purchased the 52-acre site in 1923 and it was sponsored by the Arlington Rotary Club. The site includes picnic grounds and the tree-filled nine-hole golf course. Many of the holes feature vistas of nearby AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys. Meadowbrook Park is the perfect facility to learn golf and sharpen short-game skills. The 9-Hole, par-33 layout consists of six par 4s, 250 to 300 yards in length, and three par 3s, approximately 150 yards in length. The course can be easily walked or played under time constraints and has a long-standing commitment to beginning adult and junior golfers. Golf legends Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson once led golf clinics here. Its small greens and narrow fairways are designed to challenge every level of player. The clubhouse offers a full line pro shop, concessions, and golf cart rentals. Exclusive facility rental opportunities are available for both golf and non-golf outdoor activities. With a long-standing commitment to environmental enhancement and preservation, Meadowbrook Park Golf Course is like a walk in the park for the whole family! 64

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BRUNCH BETTER AT VENTANA GRILLE!

entana Grille at the Tierra Verde clubhouse is now serving Sunday Brunch from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM every week. Menu items include four savory Eggs Benedict entrées, Shrimp-N-Grits, Ginger Salmon, and our favorite - Napoleon's Last Meal, a buttermilk fried chicken breast over bourbon french toast and served with maple syrup! Guests can also order off of our à la carte menu, making the Sunday Brunch a great option for families, picky eaters or those with smaller appetites. Reservations Welcomed: 817-548-5047

Arlington Golf is excited to offer new Adult Beginner Classes at Tierra Verde Golf Club. Get Golf Ready is a fun filled, non-intimidating method of learning the game of golf in only 5 lessons! The courses will cover putting, chipping, iron and wood play as well as time spent on the golf course. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have clubs? No worries, our Professional Staff has you covered. For more information, or to register call 817-478-8500. Minimum of 3 students required.

2018 FALL SCHEDULE: Course TVGC TVGC TVGC TVGC

Day Sa M W M

Dates Sep 8-Oct 13 Sep 10-Oct 8 Oct 3-Oct 31 Oct 15-Nov 12

Time 9:00 AM-10:00 AM 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 6:00 PM-7:00 PM 6:00 PM-7:00 PM

Cost $125 $125 $125 $125

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2019 Daddy Daughter Dance Friday, February 1, 2019 & Saturday, February 2, 2019

Registration Opens November 1, 2018 Early Registration is November 1 - December 31. Early Registration Prices: $20 no limo ride / $25 with limo ride per person.

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ARLINGTON

AQUATICS LOCATIONS

Arlington Aquatics offers one indoor location year round and six seasonal pools, Memorial Day through Labor Day, to keep the whole family entertained. Hugh Smith Indoor Pool.......................................1815 New York Ave.

RENTALS

Pool facilities are available to rent Friday (8:15 - 10:15PM), Saturday (6:15 - 8:15PM), and Sunday (5:15 - 7:15 PM) for private parties, family gatherings, reunions, and more. Lifeguards are provided for all rentals. Fee includes 40 guests, swimmers, and non swimmers for two hour rental block. Call 817-275-0513. Seven days notice is required for all indoor rentals and modifications.

PASSES

INDOOR SWIM PASSES Age

Length

Price

2-11

6 Months / 1 Year

$45 / $90

12-54

6 Months / 1 Year

$50 / $100

55+*

6 Months / 1 Year

$42.50 / $85

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SWIM PUNCH SYSTEM

8 Punches ........................................................... $20 12 Punches ......................................................... $27 24 Punches ......................................................... $48

POOL/WEIGHT ROOM PASS

Gives access to Hugh Smith Indoor Pool open or lap swim and to Hugh Smith Recreation Center’s weight room. Prices listed are for single membership, additional family members are 20% off annual membership. Annual ............................................................... $200 Monthly .............................................................. $34

DAILY ADMISSION FEES

Age........................................................................ Price 2 & Under........................................................... FREE 3-11*........................................................................ $3 12 & Up*............................................................ $3.50 Guests ..................................................................... $6

NOTE: Pass does not include outdoor pool admission.

FAMILY DISCOUNT: Purchase three or more annual swim passes to receive 20% off. Passes must be purchased in the same transaction. *Exclusions apply.

COMBO PASS | $55/MONTH

This monthly membership gives you unlimited water and land aerobics classes, open or lap swim and weight room usage at Hugh Smith Recreation Center and Hugh Smith Indoor Pool.

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PRESCHOOL SWIM CLASSES CLASS SCHEDULES ARE LOCATED ON PAGES 70-71

STARFISH — AGES: 6-35 MONTHS

DOLPHIN - PSA 2 — AGES: 4-5

One parent/adult will assist the child in developing water adjustment, games and underwater exploration as led by an instructor. Child must wear a swim diaper.

Prerequisite: With support, glide on front 2 body lengths, then roll to back and float for 3 seconds then recover to standing position. Comfortable submerging face.

TADPOLE — AGE: 3

Goals: With little to no assistance, swim on front 3 body lengths, roll to back, float for 15 seconds, roll to front swim 3 body lengths.

Maximum Enrolled: 8

Maximum Enrolled: 4

Prerequisite: Little or no comfort level. Goals: Independent floats. Independent forward motion.

GUPPY — AGE: 3

Maximum Enrolled: 4 Prerequisite: Independent floats and forward motion. Goals: Swim on front 5 feet, roll to back, float for 5 seconds, roll to front swim 5 feet.

Maximum Enrolled: 4

Is your child 4 or 5 years old? If Yes, Continue | If No, Tadpole Can your child put their face in the water comfortably? Does your child pay attention in class? If Yes, Continue | If No, Clownfish PS1

WHALE - PSA 3 — AGES: 4-5

Can your child do a front and back float with little or no assistance?

Prerequisite: With little to no assistance, swim on front 3 body lengths, roll to back, float for 15 seconds, roll to front swim 3 body lengths.

If Yes, Continue | If No, Clownfish PS1

Goals: Independently, swim on front 5 body lengths, roll to back, float for 15 seconds, roll to front swim 5 body length.

If Yes, Continue | If No, Dolphin PS2

Maximum Enrolled: 4

CLOWNFISH - PSA 1 — AGES: 4-5

Can your child glide with arms above their head in a streamline position?

Can your child swim in a forward progress for at least 3 body lengths?

Maximum Enrolled: 4

If Yes, Continue | If No, Dolphin PS2

Prerequisite: Little or no comfort level.

Does your child combine arm and leg movements while swimming?

Goals: With support, glide on front 2 body lengths, then roll to back, and float for 3 seconds then recover to standing position. Comfortable submerging face.

LEVEL ASSESSMENT AGES 3-5

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If Yes, Whale | If No, Dolphin PS2

LEVEL ASSESSMENT AGES 6-12 Can your child put their face in the water comfortably?

YOUTH SWIM CLASSES

AGES: 6-12 | CLASS SCHEDULES ARE LOCATED ON PAGES 70-71 LEVEL 1 — INTRODUCTION TO WATER SKILLS

LEVEL 4 — CON'T

If Yes, Continue | If No, Level 1

Prerequisite: Little or no comfort level.

Goals Level 4A: Swimming 25 yards of Front Crawl, 25 yards of Elementary Backstroke, and 25 yards of Breaststroke with precision.

Can they do a front and back float without assistance? Do they pay attention in class?

Goals: Glide on front 2 body lengths, roll to back float for 5 seconds, recover to standing position. Submerge face without hesitation.

Goals Level 4B: Swimming 25 yards of Backstroke, 25 yards of Sidestroke, and 15 yards of Butterfly with precision.

LEVEL 2 — FUNDAMENTALS OF AQUATIC SKILLS

LEVEL 5 — STROKE REFINEMENT

Prerequisite: Glide on front 2 body lengths, roll to back float for 5 seconds, recover to standing. Submerge face without hesitation.

Prerequisite: Swim front crawl 25 yards with rotary breathing, Elementary Backstroke 25 yards, Backstroke 15 yards and Breaststroke 15 yards. Submerge and swim 3 to 5 body lengths underwater.

If Yes, Continue | If No, Level 1 Can they glide with arms above their head in a streamline position? If Yes, Continue | If No, Level 2

Maximum Enrolled: 6

Do they know how to do front crawl arm strokes?

Goals: Swim on front 5 body lengths, roll to back, float 15 seconds, roll to front swim 5 body lengths.

If Yes, Continue | If No, Level 2

LEVEL 3 — STROKE DEVELOPMENT

Can they do the front crawl 10 yards, take a breath and continue swimming without stopping? If Yes, Continue |

If No, Level 3

Do they know the elementary backstroke and are comfortable being in the deep water? If Yes, Continue | If No, Level 3 Can they swim 25 yards front crawl and elementary backstroke without stopping? If Yes, Continue | If No, Level 4 Do they swim freestyle and elementary backstroke proficiently for 50 yards? Do they swim backstroke and breaststroke proficiently for 25 yards? If Yes, Level 6 | If No, Level 5

Maximum Enrolled: 6

Prerequisite: Swim on front 5 body lengths, roll to back, float 15 seconds, roll to front swim 5 body lengths. Goals: Jump in deep water, tread or float for 1 minute, swim Front Crawl or Elementary Backstroke for 25 yards. Perform 15 yards of Front Crawl with rotary breathing and 15 yards of Elementary Backstroke. Goals Level 4A: Swimming 25 yards of Front Crawl with rotary breathing, 25 yards of Elementary Backstroke, and 25 yards of rhythmic Breaststroke with precision.

LEVEL 4 — STROKE IMPROVEMENT Maximum Enrolled: 6

Prerequisite: Jump in deep water, tread or float for 1 minute, swim Front Crawl or Elementary Backstroke for 25 yards. Perform 15 yards of Front Crawl with rotary breathing and 15 yards of Elementary Backstroke.

Maximum Enrolled: 6

Goals: Shallow angle dive, swim Front Crawl 50 yards, Elementary Backstroke 50 yards, Backstroke and Breaststroke 25 yards.

LEVEL 6 — PERSONAL WATER SAFETY Maximum Enrolled: 8

Prerequisite: Shallow angle dive, swim Front Crawl 50 yards, Elementary Backstroke 50 yards, Backstroke, and Breaststroke 25 yards. Goals: Swim 500 yards continuously. Survival float for 5 minutes, roll to back and float for 5 minutes. Retrieve an object from bottom of pool (depth 7-10 feet), return to surface, and swim to start point.

LEVEL 6 — FITNESS SWIMMING Maximum Enrolled: 8

Prerequisite: Shallow angle dive, swim Front Crawl 50 yards, Elementary Backstroke 50 yards, Backstroke, and Breaststroke 25 yards. Goals: Swim 500 yards continuously. Perform Copper 12-minute swim test and compare results with the pre-assessment results.

TEEN & ADULT SWIM CLASSES

TEENS: 13-18 | ADULTS: 18+ | CLASS SCHEDULES ARE LOCATED ON PAGES 70-71

INTRO TO WATER SKILLS FOR TEENS - NEW!

No prerequisite. This class is designed for teens, who have little or no knowledge of swimming or want to improve their swimming strokes.

STROKE DEVELOPMENT FOR TEENS - NEW!

Participants entering this course must have a Level 4 certificate or must be able to demonstrate all the completion requirements from Level 3.

BEGINNING SWIMMING FOR ADULTS

Beginner level class introduces Crawl Stroke, gliding, kicks, deep water swimming and survival floating.

INTERMEDIATE SWIMMING FOR ADULTS

Intermediate level class builds on the fundamental basic aquatics skills and focuses more on technique. Adult participants are comfortable in the water and can float, glide and move forward independently. Naturally Fun Magazine • F A L L 2 0 1 8

PRIVATE LESSONS

Ages 2 & Up... this class is designed for YOU! This class is customized to meet your needs.

HUGH SMITH INDOOR POOL SWIMMING LESSONS 1815 New York Ave. 76010 | 817-275-0513

August 27 - September 20 (No Class on Labor Day) PRICING: Group Classes $60/8 classes | Private Lessons $100/4 classes MONDAY

TUESDAY

7:00 PM

7:45 PM 8:00 PM 8:30 PM

Clownfish - 11375 Dolphin - 11377

Guppy 11379

Clownfish - 11376 Private - 11387 & 11414 Dolphin - 11378

Level 2 - 11382 Level 3 - 11384 Beginning Adult - 11374

Level 1 - 11381 Level 2 - 11383 Level 3 - 11385

Level 2 - 11382 Level 3 - 11384

8:45 PM

September 24 - October 18 MONDAY 7:00 PM

8:00 PM 8:15 PM 8:30 PM

PRICING: Group Classes $60/8 classes | Private Lessons $100/4 classes

TUESDAY

7:15 PM 7:30 PM 7:45 PM 8:00 PM 8:30 PM 70

THURSDAY Tadpole - 11420 Whale - 11421

Private - 11415 Whale - 11416

Private - 11424 & 11429 Clownfish - 11422 Dolphin - 11423

Level 1 - 11417 Level 2 - 11418 Level 4A - 11419

Teen Swim Intro. - 11428 Level 1 - 11425 Level 2 - 11427 Beginning Adult - 11374

October 22 - November 15 7:00 PM

WEDNESDAY

Tadpole - 11420 Whale - 11421

7:15 PM 7:45 PM

Level 1 - 11381 Level 2 - 11383 Level 3 - 11385

Beginning Adult 11374

9:00 PM

7:30 PM

THURSDAY

Clownfish - 11375 Dolphin - 11377

7:15 PM 7:30 PM

WEDNESDAY

Level 1 - 11417 Level 2 - 11418 Level 4A - 11419

Teen Swim Intro. - 11428 Level 1 - 11425 Level 2 - 11427 Beginning Adult - 11374

PRICING: Group Classes $60/8 classes | Private Lessons $100/4 classes

MONDAY

TUESDAY

Clownfish 11448

Guppy - 11452 Private - 11453/11454

Private 11447

Whale - 11455 Dolphin - 11456

Level 1 - 11449 Level 3 - 11450 Level 4B - 11458 Adult Inter. - 11459

Adult Beginner - 11451 Level 3 - 11457

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WEDNESDAY

Level 1 - 11449 Level 3 - 11450 Level 4 - 11458 Adult Inter. - 11459

THURSDAY

Adult Beginner - 11451 Level 3 - 11457

November 26 - December 20

PRICING: Group Classes $60/8 classes | Private Lessons $100/4 classes

MONDAY

TUESDAY

7:00 PM

7:45 PM 8:00 PM 8:15 PM 8:30 PM

THURSDAY

Private - 11435 & 11444 Tadpole - 11436 Whale - 11437

Dolphin - 11430 Private - 11431

Private - 11440 & 11445 Clownfish - 11438 Dolphin - 11439

Level 3 - 11432 Level 4A - 11433 Level 5 - 11434

Level 1 - 11441 Level 2 - 11442 Level 3 - 11443

7:15 PM 7:30 PM

WEDNESDAY

September 15 - November 3 (Saturdays)

Level 3 - 11432 Level 4 - 11433 Level 5 - 11434

Level 1 - 11441 Level 2 - 11442 Level 3 - 11443

PRICING: Group Classes $60/8 classes | Private Lessons $100/4 classes

SATURDAY 9:00 AM 9:15 AM 9:30 AM 9:45 AM 10:00 AM 10:15 AM 10:30 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 11:15 AM 11:30 AM 11:45 AM 12:00 PM 12:15 PM 12:30 PM 12:45 PM

Clownfish 11301 Tadpole 11307 Starfish 11313 Dolphin 11314 Whale 11320 Starfish 11325 Clownfish 11327

Level 1 11302

Level 1 11303

Level 2 11304

Level 4A 11306

Level 3 11305

Level 1 11308

Level 2 11309

Level 2 11310

Level 5 11312

Level 3 11311

Level 1 11315

Level 2 11316

Level 3 11317

Level 6: Fitness 11319

Level 4B 11318

Level 1 11321

Level 2 11322

Level 3 11323

Teen Swim Intro 11330

Dolphin 11332

September 16 - November 4 (Sundays)

Private 11329 & 11336 Private 11333 & 11337

Guppy 11334 Level 1 11326

Teen Swim Development 11331

Private 11333 & 11337

Level 3 11324 Lifeguard Prep 11328 & 11335

PRICING: Group Classes $60/8 classes | Private Lessons $100/4 classes

SUNDAY 12:00 PM 12:15 PM 12:30 PM 12:45 PM 1:00 PM 1:15 PM 1:30 PM 1:45 PM 2:00 PM 2:15 PM 2:30 PM 2:45 PM

Dolphin 11343 Whale 11369 Starfish 11365 Clownfish 11340 Tadpole 11366 Clownfish 11341

Level 1 11346 Clownfish 11342 Guppy 11345 Dolphin 11344 Whale 11370

Level 1 11347

Level 2 11352

Level 3 11355

Level 4A 11358

Level 5 11361

Level 2 11353

Level 3 11356

Teen Swim Intro 11367

Level 4B 11359

Teen Swim Dev. 11368

Level 1 11348

Level 1 11349

Level 2 11354

Level 3 11357

Level 4A 11360

Level 1 11350

Level 1 11351

Level 5 11362

Level 6 11363

Private 11364 & 11371

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HUGH SMITH SCHEDULE TIME

MONDAY

TUESDAY

8 AM

9:30 AM

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

H20 on the Go!

10 AM

Water Wellness

H20 on the Go!

SATURDAY

Water Wellness

H20 on the Go! CLOSED

Independent Therapy Swim For individuals who wish to workout to their own routine.

10:30 AM

SUNDAY

Deep Water Fitness

CLOSED

8:30 AM 9 AM

WEDNESDAY

AUG-DEC

11 AM 11:30 AM 11:45 AM

Lap Swim

Noon

Lap Swim

Lap Swim Lap Swim

Swimming Lessons

Lap Swim

12:15 PM 12:30 PM 12:45 PM

Joints in Motion

Joints in Motion Swimming Lessons

1 PM 1:15 PM 1:30 PM

Open Swim

2 PM 2:30 PM

Open swim

3 PM

CLOSED

3:30 PM

Open Swim

4 PM 4:30 PM

MARS Swim Team

5 PM

Lap Swim

5:30 PM

Rentals

6 PM 6:30 PM 7 PM 7:30 PM

AquaSlim

Lap Swim

AquaSlim

Deep Water Fit

Lap Swim & Lessons

Lap Swim

Family Night Lap Swim & Lessons

8 PM 8:30 PM

Swimming Lessons

HAVE A SWIM PARTY! Hugh Smith Indoor Pool is available to rent for private parties, family gatherings, etc. The availability of rental time depends upon the pool’s operating hours. Lifeguards are provided for all rentals. Rental fee of $135 includes up to 40 guests for two hours. A $25 fee is added for an additional 20 guests. Seven day notice is required for creation or adaptation. Call 817-275-0513 for more information.

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Rentals

AQUATICS CLASSES WATER AEROBICS SWIMMERS AND NON-SWIMMERS WELCOME!

Classes include warm up, aerobics and cool down. Excellent for all skill levels, mild handicaps, weight problems and pre- and postnatal participants. Inform your instructor at the first class of any health conditions. Physicianâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s consent required.

DEEP AQUA FIT

Participants must be comfortable in deep water (12 feet). This deep water class will use a variety of deep water exercises to enhance cardiovascular fitness while strengthening and toning muscles. Aqua fitness belts are provided in limited supply.

MEMBERSHIPS:

1 Class...................................................................................................... $5 8 Classes .............................................................................................. $32 12 Classes ............................................................................................ $42 24 Classes ........................................................................................... $72 Monthly..............................................................................................................$45 For more information about class schedules and availability, contact Hugh Smith Recreation Center at 817-275-0513.

AQUA SLIM

Get fit, get slim! Come for an hour of cardio, flexibility, toning and strengthening. This workout is great for everyone. Get a cardio workout without putting stress on joints and body parts.

H20 ON THE GO!

Get with the flow with H20 On the Go. Enjoy a cardiovascular workout intended for beginners to advanced individuals who seek to strengthen and tone.

JOINTS IN MOTION

Get your joints back in gear. Class focuses on individuals with injuries and arthritic conditions and works to improve flexibility, strength and overall health.

WATER WELLNESS

Great for beginners. This low impact class focuses on flexibility and toning. Improve your health with Water Wellness.

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SPOOKY SWAMP

FRIDAY, OCT. 26 | 6:00-8:00 PM | $2.50 PER PERSON

Hugh Smith Indoor Pool is turning into a Spooky Swamp Friday, October 26! Children and parents of all ages can swim and take part in Halloween activities.

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SPECIALTY INSTRUCTION LIFEGUARD PREPARATORY - NEW!

If you want to start your lifeguard career, but need help developing the swimming skills and endurance needed to pass the lifeguard course prerequisites, then this is the class for you. Each participant will be evaluated and instructed on stroke techniques, breathing techniques and endurance training specific to passing all of the entry requirements for their class. Goals: Swim 300 yards continuously demonstrating breath control and rhythmic breathing (can use freestyle or breaststroke, no sidestroke or backstroke) Tread water for 2 minutes using only the legs Complete a timed event within 1 minute, 40 seconds. Starting in the water, swim 20 yards Surface dive, feet-first or head-first to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object Surface and swim 20 yards on back with both hands holding the object during entire return swim. Exit the water without using a ladder or steps. With successful completion of this class a $50 credit will be applied to your future lifeguard class with the City of Arlington Aquatics Division. Ages: 14+ Day Dates Sa Sep 15-Oct 6 Sa Oct 13-Nov 3

Time 12:00 PM-12:40 PM 12:00 PM-12:40 PM

Code 11328 11335

Cost Classes $50 4 $50 4

LIFEGUARD

Candidates successfully completing the class will be certified Lifeguarding, Standard First and CPR for the Professional Rescuer. Attendance at all classes is required! Times are subject to change. Learning Objectives: Recognize specific characteristic behaviors of distressed swimmers and active and passive drowning victims; recognize aquatic emergencies and act promptly and appropriately; perform equipment-based rescue skills and techniques used by professional lifeguards; recognize and care for possible spinal cord injuries; learn to provide first aid and CPR. Prerequisites: Must be 15 years old to enroll in this class and able to swim a total of 300 yards demonstrating freestyle and breaststroke. Must be able to swim 20 yards, submerge and retrieve a 10 pound brick, return to the surface, swim 20 yards back to the starting point within 1 minute and 40 seconds. Ages: 15+ Day Dates F-M Oct 5-Oct 8 F-M Nov 16-Nov 19 W-Sa Dec 26-Dec 29 W-Sa Dec 19-Dec 22 F-M Jan 4-Jan 7

Time TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD

Code 12708 12709 12710 12712 12711

Cost Classes $200 4 $200 4 $200 4 $200 4 $200 4

LIFEGUARD INSTRUCTOR

This class is for currently certified lifeguards who are seeking advanced training to train prospective lifeguards. Must hold a current American Red Cross lifeguard certification and be at least 17 years old. Ages: 17+ Day Dates Th-Sa Dec 27-Dec 29

Time TBD

Code 12698

Cost Classes $235 3

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LIFEGUARD REVIEW

Candidates successfully completing the class will be certified Lifeguarding, Standard First and CPR for the Professional Rescuer. Attendance at all classes is required! Times are subject to change. MUST BE CURRENTLY CERTIFIED IN RED CROSS LIFEGUARDING. Learning Objectives: Recognize specific characteristic behaviors of distressed swimmers and active and passive drowning victims; recognize aquatic emergencies and act promptly and appropriately; perform equipment-based rescue skills and techniques used by professional lifeguards; recognize and care for possible spinal cord injuries; learn to provide first aid and CPR. Prerequisites: Must be 15 years old to enroll in this class and able to swim a total of 300 yards demonstrating freestyle and breaststroke. Must be able to swim 20 yards, submerge and retrieve a 10 pound brick, return to the surface, swim 20 yards back to the starting point within 1 minute and 40 seconds. Ages: 15+ Day Dates Tu-W Nov 20-Nov 21 F-Sa Dec 15-Dec 15 W-Th Jan 2-Jan 3

Time TBD TBD TBD

Code 12713 12714 12715

Cost Classes $75 2 $75 1 $75 2

WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR

Through classroom learning and hands on experience, the American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Course prepares you to teach people of all ages and abilities to swim and be safe in, on, and around water. Participants must be at least 16 years old. Must attend all classes! Class times are subject to change. Pre-requisites: 25 yard Frontcrawl, Backcrawl, Breaststroke, Sidestroke, Elementary Backstroke, 15 yards Butterfly, 1 minute tread and backfloat. All strokes must be performed at a Level 4 skill level. Ages: 17+ Day Dates W-S Jan 2-Jan 6

Time TBD

Code 12699

Cost Classes $235 5

2018 FALL

SEASON REGISTRATION OPENS AUGUST 1

OPENING DAY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 GAMES AT 9:00 AM | CEREMONIES AT 12:00 PM

DIVISIONS:

Minor Division 4-10 Years Old Major Division 8-14 Years Old Senior Division 12 & Up AA Division 12 & Up (Intermediate Level) AAA Division 14 & Up (Competitive Level) Season consists of six (6) games. All games are played at the Doug Inman Field in Randol Mill Park.

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Christmas Dottie Lynn Recreation Center | 3200 Norwood Lane Find a gift to make your Christmas memorable, take photos with Santa, and enjoy goodies and concessions at this annual craft fair. No entry fee for shoppers. Vendor spaces available, space is limited. For more information or to reserve booths, call 817.277.5001.

Free Admission 12:00 - 7:00 PM November 30 & 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM December 1

$10 per person | 8-11 AM December 15 | Cliff Nelson Recreation Center 4600 W. Bardin Rd.

anta is stopping by to enjoy breakfast and other holiday fun activities with our guests. Join us for a holiday event for the whole family. Children will enjoy making holiday cards and visiting with someone special, too. Mark your calendars today and make this a holiday tradition! *Registration Required.

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ARLINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY Arlingtonlibrary.org

817-459-6900

Arlington Library

The Medieval Arts Festival

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Mayor's Holiday Pajama Storytime

THE MEDIEVAL ARTS FESTIVAL

MAYOR'S HOLIDAY PAJAMA STORYTIME

Saturday, November 3, Noon to 5 p.m. George W. Hawkes Downtown Library Experience the Middle Ages as history comes to life! Fascinating exhibits of medieval arts and sciences will be on display. Live demonstrations of ancient weaponry will be conducted by costumed members of the Society for Creative Anachronism, an international organization dedicated to researching and recreating the arts and skills of the Middle Ages. This is a comeand-go event and no registration is required.

Happening this December! See date and time at arlingtonlibrary.org Families are invited to celebrate the holidays with Arlington Mayor Jeff Williams. Dress in your favorite cozy pajamas to enjoy stories, songs and make a special craft. Stories are geared for preschool-aged children, but everyone is welcome. No registration required.

BAGELS AND BARRELS Saturday, October 27, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. George W. Hawkes Downtown Library, Resilience Room Learn the basics of rainwater harvesting and the environmental effects of storm water. Participants have the opportunity to construct their very 55 gallon rain barrel. This class is hands on “DIY” and each participant can make a barrel(s) at $55 each. Prepayment is required. Register at savearlingtonwater.com

Be part of our story and volunteer at the library! Visit arlingtonlibrary.org/volunteer to find opportunities and apply. Be sure to check out all our programs at arlingtonlibrary.org

BORN TO STAND OUT: A SPECIAL NEEDS STORYTIME See monthly dates and times at arlingtonlibrary.org/storytimes One of our favorite things at Arlington Public Library is storytime, but sometimes the traditional storytime setting is not the perfect fit for our families with special needs. Children of all ages and abilities are invited to discover books at Born to Stand Out, our special needs storytime. This inclusive program features sensory-friendly activities and lots of options for participating. Register online or arrive early to sign up in person.

TINY TREATERS Wednesday, October 31, 5 to 7 p.m. George W. Hawkes Downtown Library Where do you bring young children for Halloween? The Library! Tiny Treaters is a safe Halloween event for children ages 0-5. Wear your costumes and enjoy Glow-in-the-Dark storytime, book readings, movies, kids costume parade, crafts and other activities. This event is for young children so there will be no candy given out and all participants are asked to wear costumes that are not scary.

LIBRARY LOCATIONS:

George W. Hawkes Downtown Library 100 S. Center St.Arlington, TX 76011-7406

Lake Arlington Branch Library 4000 West Green Oaks Blvd. Arlington, TX 76016-4442

Southeast Branch Library 900 S.E. Green Oaks Blvd. Arlington, TX 76018-1708

East Arlington Branch Library 1624 New York Ave. Arlington, TX 76010-4724

Northeast Branch Library 1905 Brown Blvd. Arlington, TX 76006-4605

Southwest Branch Library 3311 S.W. Green Oaks Blvd. Arlington, TX 76017-3470

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Woodland West Branch Library 2837 West Park Row Dr. Arlington, TX 76013-2261

RIVER LEGACY LIVING SCIENCE CENTER

RiverLegacy.org

River Legacy Parks

EXPERIENCE NATURE AT RIVER LEGACY LIVING SCIENCE CENTER

It’s one thing to read books and look at pictures. It’s another thing to immerse yourself in the experience by marveling at the clever architecture of the funnel web spider; matching the sweet song to the plain brown wren; and contemplating where the fox paused the night before by the traces of his prey. Experience these opportunities and more at River Legacy Living Science Center’s programs:

• Nature School for ages 3 to 6! • After-School Clubs! • Home School Science Classes! • Saturday Public Programs & More!

To learn more about these classes and other opportunities, call 817.860.6752 or visit www.riverlegacy.org.

SCOUT BADGE DAY!

River Legacy Parks can be accessed through two entrances: 701 NW Green Oaks Boulevard or 3020 N. Collins St. River Legacy Living Science Center is located next to the park at 703 NW Green Oaks Boulevard. The Center’s hours are 9 am to 5 pm, Mondays through Saturdays. To learn more, visit our Web site at RiverLegacy.org.

Scouts can check those badges off the list during Scout Badge Day, an activity-filled day combining hands-on activities, Q&A sessions, and fun projects to help Scouts earn multiple badges. Make plans now to attend this year’s Scout Badge Day between 10 am and 2 pm, Saturday, Dec. 1 at River Legacy Living Science Center. For a listing of badges and journeys for full or partial completion, visit www.riverlegacy.org/scout-programs. For more information, contact Shannon Porter at 817.860.6752, ext. 119 or via e-mail at Shannon@riverlegacy.org.

AFTER DARK IN THE PARK

This family-friendly fall festival is geared for children ages 2 to 10 featuring fun, unique games and activities, karaoke, pumpkin patch, storytelling, animal encounters, food trucks and much more! The 22nd annual After Dark in the Park is planned from 5 to 9 pm, Friday, October 5; Saturday, October 6; and Sunday, October 7 at River Legacy Living Science Center. Park in River Legacy Park and catch a FREE hayride shuttle to event entrance. Admission is just $8 per person all ages 3 and up and includes more than 20 games and activities. A few additional activities and concessions require coupons. Pre-Purchase Family Fun Packs and get 4 admission tickets PLUS 20 $1 coupons for $45 (a $52 value). All proceeds benefit River Legacy Living Science Center, River Legacy Foundation and River Legacy Park. For more information, visit www.riverlegacy.org or call 817.860.6752.

STAY UP TO DATE:

• Visit www.riverlegacy.org for a calendar of events that includes animal explorations, nature walks, Conservation Saturdays, animal feedings, adult workshops and festivals!

• Request your invitation to River Legacy Foundation’s 7th annual A Night With Nature fall benefit on Friday, Nov. 9 by e-mailing reply@riverlegacy.org. This entertaining evening features cocktail appetizers, specialty vodka drinks, craft beer, wine, s’mores by the fire, live music, animal encounters, silent auction & so much more. Tickets are $100 per person; sponsorships available. Call 817.860.6752, ext. 107 to learn more. Naturally Fun Magazine • F A L L 2 0 1 8

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817-543-4301

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CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF MUSIC UNDER THE STARS! The Levitt Pavilion for the Performing Arts in Arlington presents more than 50 free outdoor concerts a year with a broad-based concert calendar of professional musical artists, from world music to jazz and home-grown Texas country to hot, indie artists. The Levitt presents original artists, many of them Grammy Award winners. The Levitt’s weekly Family Movie Nights feature movies suitable for all ages. Last concert season, the Levitt Pavilion attracted more than 130,000 people to Downtown Arlington. The Levitt Pavilion experience is about building community as families, school groups, entire neighborhoods and people from all parts of our area join side by side in a safe, fun, casual atmosphere to enjoy live music together. Many of these families and groups would not have the opportunity to experience the magic of live music if they had to pay ticket prices.

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The Levitt Pavilion gives our community an accessible gathering place for free music open to everyone – all ages, all ethnicities, all neighborhoods and all income levels. Levitt Pavilion Arlington brings music and the performing arts to Arlington in a way thousands are responding to – available for everyone to enjoy under the stars.

KEEP ARLINGTON

BEAUTIFUL 817-459-5477

KAB@arlingtontx.gov

The mission of Keep Arlington Beautiful (KAB), Gold Star Affiliate of Keep Texas Beautiful, is to educate and engage the Arlington community to take responsibility for improving their environment. KAB members strongly encourage community involvement and environmental stewardship. Become part of why Arlington is the American Dream City by getting involved in volunteer efforts and attending local environmental classes. In 2017, the Arlington Parks and Recreation Department and Keep Arlington Beautiful logged 47 volunteer events performed by 4,335 volunteers. This year the volume of volunteer commitment has increased. In 2018, Arlington Parks has logged 33 volunteer events performed by 3,129 volunteers, to date. For the past 2 years, the City has partnered with The Veterans Group as well as Mission Continues to plant 30 gallon trees along City medians. This aligns with KAB’s mission to help beautify the city.

Keep Arlington Beautiful as economic pressures on our City increases, and the demand for our services continues to rise. The tradition of high quality service provision and activism related to litter abatement, beautification, and awareness to the residents of the City of Arlington is evident in KAB’s work efforts. The City of Arlington introduced a new program to help fight litter and beautify the City. The Mobile Litter Unit is a trailer loaded with community clean-up supplies that is available for organizations, businesses and neighborhoods to reserve free of charge to aid in beautification. For more information on our volunteer opportunities, to reserve the Mobile Litter Unit, or to learn more about Adopta-Spot, email KAB@arlingtontx.gov or call 817-459-5477.

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LAKE

817-451-6860 Rental Information

817-459-5473

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Lake Arlington TX

Lake Arlington is a municipally owned reservoir used for municipal and industrial water supply and recreational purposes. The reservoir is on Village Creek, and is a tributary of the West Fork Trinity River. The City of Arlington completed construction March 31, 1957. The lake covers approximately 1,939 surface acres, has a maximum depth of 51 feet and has a watershed of 143 square miles. The service spillway overflow elevation is 550 feet above mean sea level. There are two parks located along the eastern shore,Richard Simpson Park, located at 6300 W. Arkansas Ln. and Bowman Springs Park, located at 7003 Poly Webb Rd. Richard Simpson Park has the Lake Arlington Activity Room, which can be reserved for private functions. A recreation permit is required to place, operate or keep any craft on Lake Arlington, including rowboats, canoes, kayaks, motorboats, sailboats, barges, personal watercraft and sailboards. For more information call 817-459-5473.

BOAT RENTAL

FISHING

$5/hour Boater Education Discount Must present certification card at time of rental 10% Weekday discount Monday-Thursday only; Not valid during Holiday rental periods. Military, Veteran, First Responder and Senior Citizen Discount 10% off boat rental for the above everyday; Must present verification proof at time of rental

BOAT PASS FEES Resident's Annual

$45

Non-Residents's Annual

$60

Annual Kayak Fee

$30

Senior's Annual (60+)

$25

Daily Fee

Weekend Fee*

$10

*Weekend permits are a 2-day pass good for Saturday and sunday

Our 24-foot pontoon boat available for rent in two, four and eight hour increments and is available through a partnership between the City of Arlington Parks and Recreation and Water Utilities departments. 24-foot Pontoon Boat Towable Tube w/ Rope

SPECIAL RATES

CAPACITY 11 2

1 HR $95 $10

2 HRS $200 $20

4 HRS $325 $40

8 HRS $550 $80

Fish varieties at Lake Arlington include Black Bass, Sand Bass, Hybrid Stripers, Catfish and Crappie. The state laws of Texas govern the taking of fish from Lake Arlington.

PADDLING THE LAKE

Put-in and take-out areas are marked by signs. Launches are allowed only from designated areas at Richard Simpson Park, Bowman Springs Park and Eugene McCray Park. Permits are required for the paddling trail, which can be obtained in the Lake Office at Richard Simpson Park.

SMALL CRAFT RENTALS

Arlington Parks has partnered with Adventures Unlimited and SK Jet Ski Rental small craft rentals on Lake Arlington. Adventures unlimited also offers weekend lessons, events, and and more. Call for more info 817-614-1845. Naturally Fun Magazine â&#x20AC;˘ F A L L 2 0 1 8

REGISTRATION INFO Register at NaturallyFun.org, by phone or in person at the Parks Administrative Office or at any facility. Visit NaturallyFun.org to find out more about online registration or call 817-459-5474. Online and phone registrations are payable by credit card only. Checks should be made payable to “City of Arlington.” A charge will be assessed on all returned checks.

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

WAITING LISTS

WITHDRAWALS AND REFUNDS

If registering for a class that has been filled, your name can be placed on a waiting list. This does not guarantee a spot, but individuals will be contacted if one becomes available.

CANCELED CLASSES / SESSIONS

If a class or session is canceled, every effort will be made to notify parents and students by telephone prior to the first class meeting.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP CARD

Membership cards are required for participation in all classes and programs at recreation centers. This ID card is issued at the time of purchase and is valid for one year from date of purchase. Membership cards are non-refundable and non-transferable. Resident

Non-Resident

Youth (17 and under)

$15

$25

Adult (18+)

$20

$40

Senior (55+)

$15

$25

Note: Residency is defined as living within the City of Arlington’s incorporated city limits. Proof of residency is required. Membership cards are not required for participants in programs and services at the tennis center, golf courses, adult and youth leagues or outdoor aquatics centers.

DAILY / GUEST PASS

Residents and non-residents may purchase a Day Pass at recreation centers for $6. No membership card required. Valid picture ID required. 84

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We value you as a customer. If you are not happy with the quality of a program, please tell staff at the facility immediately so that we have the opportunity to correct the situation.

BOOKS AND SUPPLIES

Books and supplies are not included as part of the class fee unless stated in the class description. A customer must withdraw from a program three days prior to the start of class to be eligible for a refund. Refunds are processed within two weeks of refund request by check or credit card. No cash refunds will be issued. For the complete refund policy call 817-459-5474 or go to NaturallyFun.org.

ADVERTISING

The City of Arlington Parks and Recreation Department occasionally sells advertisements in this publication. Any paid advertisements appearing in this publication do not indicate a connection, endorsement or official sanction by the City of Arlington of any practice, philosophy, standard, position, product or service of the advertisers. For rates and availability, contact Phillip Rogers at 817-575-8284 or phillip.rogers@arlingtontx.gov.

PHOTOGRAPHY

The Parks and Recreation Department routinely takes photos and video of participants and visitors in our programs and facilities for promotional purposes. Be aware that by participating or utilizing our facilities, you are granting the City of Arlington and its agents the right to use and publish your image or your minor child’s image, and that no monetary remuneration will be given.

SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS:

WELCOME! The City of Arlington Parks and Recreation Department welcomes people of all ability levels to participate together in our wide variety of quality recreational opportunities. We comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act in making reasonable accommodations when possible. Participants requesting special accommodations need to complete a Special Accommodations Request Form in addition to the Program Participant Information Sheet. To make a request, contact the Parks and Recreation Administrative Office at 817-459-5474. We will make every effort to accommodate special needs requests.

STAFF DIRECTORY:

Lemuel Randolph, Director of Parks and Recreation........................................... 817-459-5479 Venera Flores-Stafford Assistant Director, Community Programs ......................... 817-575-8350 VACANT, Assistant Director, Enterprise Programs ............................................... 817-459-5496 Scott Fairman, Assistant Director, Park Operations............................................. 817-459-5498 Amber Dembroski, Parks Business Services Manager ........................................ 817-459-5490 De’Onna Garner, Park Planning Manager ........................................................ 817-459-6937 Martin Sanchez, Park District Supervisor North................................................. 817-275-7041 Armando Belmares, Park District Supervisor South........................................... 817-446-8386 Clif Spangler, Sports Facilities Manager............................................................ 817-459-5417 Michael Debrecht, Park Operations Manager................................................... 817-459-5499 Krissy Crosier, Center Programs Manager . ...................................................... 817-459-6499 Maria Campbell, Aquatics Manager............................................................... 817-459-5481 Derek DeBusk, Rental and Lake Services Manager.............................................. 817-575-8283 Phillip Rogers, Marketing and Enterprise Development Manager ............................ 817-575-8284 Jonathan Ortiz, Marketing and Enterprise Development Coordinator........................ 817-459-6931 Melissa Entralgo, Electronic Media Specialist. .................................................. 817-575-8285 Wendy Parker, Athletics Director. ................................................................. 817-459-5482 Wendy Pappas, Urban Forestry and Land Manager............................................. 817-575-8311 Tim Baggett, Athletics Sports Manager – Adult Sports.......................................... 817-459-5463 Jimmy Reilly, Athletics Sports Manager – Youth Sports......................................... 817-459-6435 Johnathan Smith Sports Coordinator – EOAC................................................... 817-459-6436 Greg Durante, Golf Services Manager............................................................. 817-478-8500 Sheryl Osborn, Facility Manager – Arlington Tennis Center.................................... 817-459-6163 Jared Skaggs, Facility Manager – CNRC . ......................................................... 817-561-2819 Susie Traylor, Facility Manager – Eunice........................................................... 817-575-8295 Miranda Byrd, Facility Manager – DLRC . ........................................................ 817-277-5001 Ernie Smith, Facility Manager – EOAC . ........................................................... 817-459-6442 Courtni Anderson, Facility Manager – HSRC..................................................... 817-275-1351 Erin Anderson, Aquatics Program Coordinator...............................................................817-575-8292 Chad Williams, Head Golf Pro - Tierra Verde Golf Club . ..................................... 817-548-5050 Bill Ebdon, Head Golf Pro - Texas Rangers Golf Club ............................................. 817-575-9298 Mike Berneburg, Head Golf Pro - Lake Arlington & Meadowbrook Park Golf Course.... 817-451-6101

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FACILITIES • CONTACT INFO

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4. Hugh Smith Recreation Center (HSRC) 1815 New York Ave. 76010 Swimming Pools Phone: 817-275-1351 1. Allen Bolden Pool M-F 8 AM to 9 PM, Sa 9 AM to 4 PM, Su closed 2. Helen Wessler Play Pool 3. Howard Moore Play Pool

5. Senior Recreation Center York 4. Hugh SmithNew Indoor Pool(SRCNY) 5. Randol Mill Family Aquatic Center 2015 Craig Hanking Dr. 76010 6. Woodland West Pool Phone: 817-460-5009 M-F 8:30 AM to 4 PM, Sa-Su closed

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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE 1. Arlington Parks and Recreation 717 W. Main St. 76013 Phone: 817-459-5474 Fax: 817-459-5495 M–F 8 AM to 5 PM

RECREATION CENTERS 1. Cliff Nelson Recreation Center (CNRC) 4600 W. Bardin Rd. 76017 Phone: 817-561-2819 M–F 6 AM to 9 PM, Sa 9-5 PM, Su 12-5 PM

6. Eunice Activity Center (EAC) 1000 Eunice St.Golf 76010 1. Chester W. Ditto Golf Course Phone: 817-277-8091 Lake Arlington Golfto Course M 8:30 AM to 8 2. PM, T-Th 8:30 AM 5 PM, F 11 3. Meadowbrook Golf Course AM to 5 PM, Sa-Su closed 4. Tierra Verde Golf Club

GOLF • TENNIS • DINING 1. Texas Rangers Golf Course 701 Brown Blvd. 76011 817-275-5941 2. Lake Arlington Golf Course 1516 W. Green Oaks Blvd. 76013 817-451-6101 3. Meadowbrook Park Golf Course 1300 Dugan St. 76010 817-275-0221 4. Tierra Verde Golf Club 7005 Golf Club Dr. 76001 817-478-8500 5. Ventana Grille 7005 Golf Club Dr. 76001 817-548-5047 6. Arlington Tennis Center 500 W. Mayfield Rd. 76014 817-459-6163 817-459-6166 • Program status (Rain) 86

RENTAL FACILITIES 1. Meadowbrook Recreation Center 1400 Dugan 76010 817-459-5463 2. Bob Duncan Center 2800 S. Center St. 76014 817-465-6661 3. Park Pavilion Rentals 2800 S. Center St. 76014 817-459-5473 4. Lake Arlington Activity Room 6300 W. Arkansas Ln. 817-459-6860 5. Founders Plaza / Levitt Pavilion* 100 W. Abram St. 817-459-5473 *To rent Levitt Pavilion, contact Bob Duncan Center.

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AQUATICS Outdoor Pools: 817-459-5483 Outdoor Pools Rainout: 817-462-3326 Indoor Pool (Hugh Smith): 817-275-0513 1. Allen Bolden Pool 2. Bad Königshofen Family Aquatic Center 3. Helen Wessler Play Pool 4. Howard Moore Play Pool 5. Hugh Smith Indoor Pool 6. Randol Mill Family Aquatic Center 7. Woodland West Pool ATHLETICS Adult Sports: 817-459-5463 Adult Softball Field Rentals: 817-459-5463 Youth Sports: 817-459-6434 Youth Field Rentals: 817-459-5416 RAINOUT INFO Parks and Fields Rainout: 817-462-8441 Dog Park Rainout: 817-462-8441 Adult Softball Rainout: 817-462-3471 Youth Sports Rainout: 817-459-6697 Outdoor Pools Rainout: 817-462-3326 Trails Rainout: visit dorba.org for info

RENTALS INFORMATION

Looking for the perfect place to have your next gathering? Then check the facilities that Arlington Parks and Recreation has to offer! We rent recreation centers, meeting rooms, gymnasiums, senior centers, park pavilions, tennis courts, swimming pools, banquet rooms, golf courses, softball fields, a skating arena, rock climbing wall, lake room and many other facilities.

PAVILION RENTALS

There are 25 pavilion sites located throughout Arlington. Park pavilions are offered in a variety of sizes to accommodate small and large groups. Pavilions can be rented for a half or full day and are available to rent seven days a week. Most pavilion sites include a grill, picnic tables and electricity. Call 817-459-5473 or visit NaturallyFun.org for more info.

BOB DUNCAN CENTER

Bob Duncan Center is a 10,000 square-foot facility designed to accommodate needs of small and large events such as weddings, business meetings and more. The facility includes a main hall with stage, three spacious meeting rooms, an outdoor courtyard with patio and a fully equipped kitchen. Bob Duncan Center is available to rent seven days a week and can be reserved by room or as an entire facility. Rent items from the center to enhance your event such as tables, chairs, linens, audio visual equipment, podiums and more. For more information, call 817-465-6661 or visit BobDuncanCenter.com.

LAKE ARLINGTON RENTALS

The Lake Arlington Activity Room is the perfect place for wedding receptions, meetings and more. The climate controlled room holds up to 75 people and includes tables, chairs, restrooms and a kitchen. The Lake Room may be rented for a full day on weekends or holidays. The room contains two large picture windows that face the lake. The room is 28 feet by 46 feet and is supplied with 65 chairs and 15 three by six foot tables. Call 817-459-5473 for reservations.

VENTANA GRILLE

Ventana Grille is located at Tierra Verde Golf Club and offers incredible food in a scene worth savoring. Both inside and outside seating options are available and menus can be customized to fit party needs. Call 817-548-5047 or visit VentanaGrille.com for more info.

FIELD RENTALS

Rent a Softball Field Complex for a gathering, tournament or corporate event. Reserve your field by calling 817-459-5473.

RECREATION CENTERS

We have six recreation centers located throughout Arlington that can be reserved for your party needs. Rent entire centers or individual rooms. All centers feature a kitchen with food prep area and an ice machine. Patrons can choose to provide their own food or our staff can assist with catering needs. For more information on available dates, visit NaturallyFun.org or contact the recreation centers directly from the number below. Cliff Nelson Recreation Center (south Arlington) • 817-561-2819 Dottie Lynn Rec Center (central Arlington) • 817-277-5001 Elzie Odom Athletic Center (north Arlington) • 817-459-6434 Hugh Smith Recreation Center (east Arlington) • 817-275-1351 Meadowbrook Rec Center (central Arlington) • 817-459-5463 Eunice Activity Center (central Arlington) • 817-277-8091 Senior Center New York (east Arlington) • 817-460-5009

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37 High Oak Park 82 2535 Wesley Drive, 76012 Julia Burgen on the Greenway From Collins St. to Park Row, 76010 44

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Valley View Park 74 908 Highland Drive, 76010 Village Creek Historical Area 2605 Dottie Lynn Parkway, 76013 77 Woodland West Park 80 3200 Norwood Lane, 76013

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Texas Rangers Golf club 14 701 Brown Blvd, 76011 Clarence 1600 Thompson Park 16 Brown Blvd, 76011

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B.C. Barnes Park 3000 Daniel Drive, 76014 2 Bob Cooke Park 4 2025 Craig Hanking Drive, 76010 Bowman Springs Park 8 7003 W. Poly Webb Road, 76016 Brantley Hinshaw Park 9 2121 Overbrook Drive, 76014 Burl L. wilkes Park 10 1300 Hillcrest Drive, 76010 California Lane Park 2001 California Lane, 76015 11 Carl1200 Knox, Jr. Park Susan Drive, 76010 12 Clarence Foster Park 4400 Woodland Park Blvd, 76013 15 Duncan Robinson Park 26 2100 W. Tucker Blvd, 76013 Gateway Park 32 815 W. Arbrook Blvd, 76015 H.A.D. Dunsworth Park 38 1100 Waverly Drive, 76015 Helen Wessler Park 40 2200 Greenway Street, 76010 Heroes Park 41 Howard Moore Park 2000 Bever Blvd, 76013 42

2100 W. Green Oaks Blvd, 76013

Jake Langston Park 4080 W. Mayfield Road, 76016 43 Kelley Park 46

4195 W. Arkansas Lane, 76013

Lake Arlington Golf Course 1515 W. Green Oaks Blvd, 76013 47 Lakes at Matlock 700 Central Park Drive, 76015 48 Marrow600Bone Spring Park 50 W. Arkansas Lane, 76014 Marti4601 VanRavenswaay Park 51 Bowman Springs Road, 76016 Mary2303& W.Jimmie Hooper Park 54 Pleasent Ridge Road, 76015 Richard Simpson Park 62 6300 W. Arkansas Lane, 76016 Rush Creek Dog Park 1900 Valleywood Drive, 76013 84 Rush Creek Linear Park - North 4200 W. Pioneer Pkwy, 76013 65 Thora Hart Park 71 Vandergriff Park 75 2800 S. Center Street, 76014

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Public Art

Practice Fields

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Picnic Area

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League Fields

Horseshoes

Grill

Golf Course

Fitness Course

Fishing

Equestrian Trails

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Disc Golf

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Basketball

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Fitness Course

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Allen Saxe Park 3501 Curry Road, 76001 1 Blackland Prairie 3 4907 New York Avenue,76018 Bob McFarland Park 6 410 E. Embercrest Drive, 76018 Bowman Branch Linear Park 7 South Matlock Road, 76002 Cliff Nelson Park 17 4600 W. Bardin Road, 76017 Cravens Park 19

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Deaver Park 5800 Kelly Elliot Drive, 76017 21 Don Misenhimer Park 24 201 E. Lonesome Dove Trail,76002 Eden Road Park 85

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FishIncluding CreekCravens Linear Park 28 Park, 76018 Fish Creek 2121 Neighborhood Park 29 Havenwood Drive, 76018 F.J. ‘Red’ Kane Park 30

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Gene4500 Schrickel, Jr. Park Park Springs Blvd, 76017 34 Harold Patterson Sports Center 1000 W. Bardin Road, 76017 39 Harris Road Park 907 W. Harris Road, 76001 86 Lynn Creek Linear Park 6501 Matlock Road, 76002 49 Martha Walker Park 7509 Sharon Lee Drive, 76001 52 Martin Luther King Jr. Sports Center

7001 Golf Club Drive, 76001 53 Nathan Lowe Park 87 W. Nathan Lowe Road O.W. Fannin Natural Area Hardisty & Fox Hunt 57

Rush CreekSublertt Linear- Hardisty Park--Vintage South 66 Dr. S.J. Stovall Park 68 2800 W. Sublett Road, 76001 Sublett Creek Linear Park 69 Big Springs Drive & Bowen Road SW Nature Preserve 70

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Tails N’ Trails 950 SE Green Oaks Blvd, 76018 23 Tierra7005Verde Golf Club Golf Club Drive, 76060 72 Treepoint Park 73

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Webb Community Park 78 1100 Mansfield Webb Road, 76002 Wimbledon Park 79 2300 Wimbledon Drive, 76017 W.O. & Zeta 6701 Workman Park 81 Tabor Drive, 76002

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ARLINGTON PARKS AND RECREATION OFFERS TONS OF NATURALLY FUN!

Be sure to mark you calendars so you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss out on these upcoming events. For more details or to register, visting NaturallyFun.org or call 817-459-5474

SEPTEMBER

COOKOUT AFTER DARK September 8

RICHARD GREENE LINEAR PARK PG. 41

CREATIVE CULINARY KITCHEN: PARTRIOTIC PARTY September 11

EUNICE ACTIVITY CENTER PG. 39

FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY: DINNER SERIES September 14

STOVALL PARK PG. 8

FAMILY DAY AT THE LAKE September 15

RICHARD SIMPSON PARK PG. 26

MY LITTLE GENTLEMAN ETIQUETTE CLASS September 15

CLIFF NELSON REC CENTER PG. 15

FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY: DINNER SERIES September 21

STOVALL PARK PG. 8

9TH ANNUAL CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT September 28

TIERRA VERDE GOLF CLUB PG. 61

FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY: DINNER SERIES September 28

STOVALL PARK PG. 8

COFFEE & CRAFTING September 29

DOTTIE LYNN REC CENTER PG. 17

48TH ANNUAL EUNICE FALL CRAFT FAIR

TINY TOTS HALLOWEEN PARTY

FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY: LUNCH SERIES

EUNICE ACTIVITY CENTER

DOTTIE LYNN REC CENTER

LEVITT PAVILION

September 29 PG. 27

OCTOBER

YOUTH BASKETBALL CO-REC REGISTRATION October 1-31 PG. 50

FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY: DINNER SERIES October 5

FALL BREAK CAMP October 8-12

DOTTIE LYNN REC CENTER PG. 16

FAMILY FUN CAMPOUT October 12-13 VETERANS PARK PG. 17

FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY: LUNCH SERIES October 12

LEVITT PAVILION PG. 8

AMERICAN GIRL DOLL TEA PARTY October 13

CLIFF NELSON REC CENTER PG. 15

LEARN TO FISH WORKSHOP October 13

CLIFF NELSON REC CENTER PG. 15

FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY: LUNCH SERIES October 19

LEVITT PAVILION PG. 8

PG. 17

November 2 PG. 8

MONSTER SMASH

COFFEE & CRAFTING

ARLINGTON TENNIS CENTER

DOTTIE LYNN REC CENTER

October 26 PG. 54

TEEN TAKE OVER

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BACK COVER

STOVALL PARK PG. 8

October 24

FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY: LUNCH SERIES October 26

LEVITT PAVILION PG. 8

November 10 PG. 17

THANKSGIVING LUNCH November 16

SENIOR CENTER NEW YORK PG. 47

MY LITTLE GENTLEMAN ETIQUETTE CLASS November 17

CLIFF NELSON REC CENTER PG. 15

October 27

THANKSGIVING BREAK CAMP

PG. 73

VARIOUS RECREATION CENTERS

SPOOKY SWAMP

HUGH SMITH INDOOR POOL

COFFEE & CRAFTING October 27

DOTTIE LYNN REC CENTER

November 19-23 PG. 14, 16, 18, 20

DECEMBER

PG. 17

OLDE TOWN CHRISTMAS

BOO! AT HUGH

DOTTIE LYNN REC CENTER

October 31

HUGH SMITH REC CENTER PG. 21

NOVEMBER

YOUTH INDOOR SOCCER REGISTRATION November 1-30

December 1 PG. 76

BREAKFAST WITH SANTA December 15

CLIFF NELSON REC CENTER PG. 77

COOKIES WITH THE CLAUSES

PG. 50

December 15

DADDY DAUGHTER DANCE EARLY REGISTRATION

PG. 21

Opens November 1 PG. 65

HUGH SMITH REC CENTER

WINTER BREAK CAMP Starting December 20

VARIOUS RECREATION CENTERS PG. 14, 16, 18, 20