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SUMMER 2018

Peachland Recreation Guide

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Recovering from the Flood of 2017 2017 was a landmark year for the Okanagan.

Record breaking lake levels had all Okanagan municipalities struggling to protect critical infrastructure and guard their towns from rising waters and seasonal storms. June 8th was a significant day for Peachland. A southern storm challenged both our crews and protection measures and resulted in substantial shoreline damage. Retaining walls were undermined, most docks were damaged or destroyed and a considerable amount of land was lost putting Centennial Walkway and Beach Avenue at risk.

In addition to the foreshore damage, heavy flows in the creeks resulted in both our water intakes being filled with large amounts of debris which posed a risk for future fire flows.

Okanagan Lake did not reach full pool (normal high water) until August. In fact, the lake did not return to seasonal norms until September 2017. This meant that much of the damage was not fully observed until the Fall. At that time, a Shoreline Engineer and a Structural Engineer were commissioned to help determine the extent of damage and the priorities for recovery. As well, a Recovery Director, Donalda Ritchie, was engaged to help District Staff navigate through the recovery process.

Much of the damage is 80% recoverable through the Disaster Financial Assistance program. However, with damage estimates over $800,000, the District will be responsible for more than $160,000 of the costs. Coupled with an already challenging year starting with the Renfrew Road slide ($667,000) and the MacKinnon Road flood ($627,000), Peachland has had to take a measured approach towards recovery. Additionally, other challenges such as contractor availability and environmental permitting will impact the timing of infrastructure repair/replacement and foreshore improvements. Currently, the project status is as follows: Projects Complete: • Hazard dock removal (5) • Minor dock repairs (2) • Deep Creek and Trepanier Creek intake restoration • Restoration of the Wellness Centre and Community Police buildings • Doggie Beach fence repair 2018 Projects: • Dock leveling and repair (9) • Retaining wall repairs (13th Street, Swim Bay, 3rd Street, and Day Use Wharf) • Centennial Way repairs • Shoreline plan 8th-13th Street (with a focus on pedestrian access) • Memorial Bench replacement • Repair sinking bricks at Swim Bay and Heritage Park 2019 Projects: • Dock replacement (5) • Implement shoreline plan (8th-13th Street) For additional information on the flood recovery, visit www.peachland.ca/recovery

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Summer is an active time in Peachland. From community events, outdoor pursuits or structured programs, there is something for everyone. If you are new to our fitness programs at the Community Centre, your first day is always FREE. We hope you will come by and give us a try.

Cheryl Wiebe, Director of Community Services

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250.767.2133

Table of Contents & Welcome Message

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Message from the Director: In January, Mayor and Council adopted the Parks and Recreation Master Plan. Two initiatives were undertaken immediately to improve program services – the gym stage was renovated into a fitness space and a new fob key system was installed in the Fitness Room. The fob key access will allow for extended operating hours of the Fitness Room when the Community Centre is closed (see p.11 for details).

A new video surveillance system has been installed to enable staff to periodically inspect the space and ensure your safety. As well, an emergency call button has been installed so that if there is an emergency in the Fitness Room, you can push the button to activate an ambulance without delay! We hope these enhancements will improve your visitor experience.

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We’re Listening!

Customer Service Feedback

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The District is continuously striving to develop new ways to improve service delivery to you.

Your feedback is very important to us.

Customer Service Feedback Kiosks are located at Municipal Buildings, or you can complete an online questionnaire at www.peachland.ca/customer-service-feedback where you can give constructive feedback regarding your customer service experience with the District of Peachland.

For further information contact Director of Corporate Services at 250-767-2647 or ppalmer@peachland.ca

Corporate Strategic Plan Following the 2014 elections, Mayor and Council completed a Corporate Strategic Plan for the current Council term. This document provides focus and direction in financial planning and guides the District’s short term and long term corporate management and decision making for Council and staff.

Vision Statement:

“The Corporation of the District of Peachland is an efficient, progressive and financially responsible organization that is committed to engaging and serving our citizens, visitors and businesses of the District.”

Mission Statement: “Our Mission is to provide our taxpayers, residents and businesses with affordable quality services and to keep them apprised of and engaged in District affairs by conducting ourselves in a transparent way.”

Corporate Values:

The Corporation of the District of Peachland values: • Honesty • Transparency • Accountability • Respect • Progressive thinking • Fact based decision making • Community input and engagement

For more information on the 2015-2018 Corporate Strategic Plan visit www.peachland.ca

Bridge – Creative Playtime

In Partnership with the Bridge Youth and Family Services Birth-6 years

Children will experience play and social interactions, and you – the caregiver – get an opportunity to meet other families and add some strategies to your parenting tool box. Refer to monthly calendar at www. thebridgeservices.ca for any closures or cancellations. No session May 4.

Main Rm Tue Fri FREE

Jen 10:00 am-12:00 pm 10:00 am-12:00 pm

May 1-Aug 28 May 11-Aug 31

Mini Kickers Soccer 4-6 years

Cousins Park Thu #3396 Wed #3397 Wed #3398

Randey 4:30-5:15 pm $16/8 Sessions 10:30-11:15 am $8/4 Sessions 10:30-11:15 am $8/4 Sessions

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May 3-Jun 21 Jul 4-25

4-8 years

Your child will perform simple yoga poses and fun routines to cultivate balance and develop coordination. No session May 21.

Banquet Rm Mon #3433 Cousins Park Wed #3442 Wed #3443

Alli 4:00-4:45 pm $30/6 Sessions Alli 10:00-10:45 am $20/4 Sessions 10:00-10:45 am $25/5 Sessions

May 7-Jun 18

Jul 4-25 Aug 1-29

B&G Club Tween Drop In & Open Gym Time In Partnership with the Boys and Girls Club 9-12 years

Take part in cool activities, gym time at the Community Centre, crafts and games.

Monthly calendars are available at the Club or on Facebook. See p. 8-9 for more programs.

Boys and Girls Club and Main Rm Tue 4:30-7:00 pm FREE

May 1-Jun 26

Youth Yoga 9-15 years

Join in some Canada Day Fun July 1, 2018.

See p. 27 for details

Refresh your mind and body to overcome your busy school week. Explore various movements and poses to develop strength, flexibility and mindfulness.

4th Street Pl Wed #3383 Cousins Park Wed #3440 Wed #3441

Alli 4:00-4:45 pm $40/8 Sessions Alli 11:00-11:45 am $20/4 Sessions 11:00-11:45 am $25/5 Sessions

May 2-Jun 20

Jul 4-25 Aug 1-29

Aug 1-22

Children / Youth

Foster a love for soccer through fun drills and games that teach the basics of the sport. Your child will learn to dribble, pass and shoot a soccer ball in a team environment.

Mini Movers Yoga

3 Canadian families

can’t afford to enrol their kids in organized sports and physical activities.

Jumpstart can help.

Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities is dedicated to removing financial barriers

so ALL kids can get in the game.

Since 2005, Jumpstart has given more than 1,000 kids in the Westbank Chapter a sporting chance.

For information on how to apply for funding call

1-844-YES-PLAY

Learn more about Jumpstart at

jumpstart.canadiantire.ca

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Learn to swim and stay safe in a fun environment that promotes personal bests and celebrates individual success. Our small class sizes in the beautiful Okanagan Lake make it an unique swim experience. Classes may be reorganized to ensure that children are participating at the most appropriate skill level.

In the beginner levels, your child will focus on getting comfortable in the water, water safety and learning progressions that will lead to stroke development.

In the higher levels, the focus will be learning both competitive and survival strokes while building distance and speed. Children will also learn about making safe decisions in, on and around the water.

Swim Lessons

In each level, participants are evaluated based on performance criteria and progress to the next level once all criteria have been successfully completed.

10:00 am 10:15 am *SwimKids 8-10 10:30 am 11:00 am SwimKids 3 11:30 am Sunfish 12:00 noon Salamander July 9-July 20 July 23-Aug 3 Aug 13-Aug 24 30 minute classes: *45 minute classes:

SwimKids 6/7 SwimKids 4/5 Crocodile/Whale Swimkids 1/2 Sea Otter

M-F M-F M-F $40/10 Sessions $50/10 Sessions

Jump Up Program When your child turns 6 and completes: Sea Otter or Salamander register in SwimKids 1 Sunfish register in SwimKids 2 Crocodile or Whale register in SwimKids 3

Our waterfront lifeguards are on duty from

Friday, June 22 to Sunday, Aug 26 Monday through Sunday, 10:00 am-6:00 pm

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Not sure which level to register your child?

If you are unsure and/or have misplaced your child’s swimming records, we would be happy to assess your child’s swimming ability. For more information or to book an assessment, call 250-767-2133 or visit the guards at Swim Bay after June 22.

Junior Lifeguard Club

Bronze Cross

Adult Learn to Swim

Ignite a passion for water safety and inspire interest in a career in aquatics. Youth who are strong swimmers and are looking for the next step in swim training will learn basic first aid, water safety and water rescues. Drop in where space is available.

Enhance your lifesaving skills and take the next step towards a lifeguard certification. You will become proficient at performing patient assessments, managing aquatic spinal injuries and preventing loss of life in a variety of aquatic emergencies while developing endurance and fitness training skills. Bronze Cross is worth 2 Grade 11 High School credits. Required text: Canadian Lifesaving Manual.

Challenge yourself to swim and develop a great new way to be active. You will learn techniques and skills to help you get comfortable in the water and introduce you to the basics of swimming. No session Aug 4.

8-13 years

Swim Bay Tue-Thu #3348

11:00 am-12:00 pm $15/3 Sessions or $5/Visit

Aug 7-9

Swim Bay Tue-Fri #3344

Bronze Medallion 13 years and over

Zach 10:00 am-4:00 pm $189/4 Sessions

Jul 7-28

Zach 10:00 am-4:00 pm $145/4 Sessions

Aug 7-10

NLS Waterfront Option 16 years and over

Learn how to perform aquatic rescues, injury management and site supervision for lifeguarding beaches and waterfront. Current NLS pool option and CPR-C certificates are required.

Swim Bay Danny Full Course Fri-Sun 8:00 am-4:00 pm #3346 $259/3 Sessions Precert/Recert Sat/Sun 8:00 am-12:00 pm #3347 $115/2 Sessions

Jul 13-15

Jul 14-15

14 years and over

Swim Bay Sat #3342

11:15 am-12:00 pm $31/7 Sessions

Jul 7-Aug 25

Adult Swim On 14 years and over

Boost your swimming efficiency and accelerate your times by exploring techniques and drills that will motivate and improve your swimming skills. No session Aug 4.

Swim Bay Sat #3343

10:15-11:15 am $35/7 Sessions

Jul 7-Aug 25

250.767.2133

Adult/Advanced Aquatics

Develop lifesaving techniques, improve your leadership and swimming skills and take the first step in training to be a lifeguard.

Participants must have ability to swim 800 meters with confidence. Course fee includes purchase of Canadian Lifesaving Manual.

Swim Bay Sat #3345

14 years and over

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OKANAGAN BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS

In Peachland - 5684 Beach Avenue - Tel: (250) 767-2515 Fax: (250) 767-6288 Email: peachland@boysandgirlsclubs.ca www.boysandgirlsclubs.ca

2018 SPRING/SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE The Okanagan Boys & Girls Clubs has been a leading provider of programs to children, youth and families since 1959. Our programs and services support the healthy physical, educational and social development of over 1,300 young people and families every day in 42 clubs and service locations throughout the Okanagan Valley. As a member of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Canada, the Okanagan Boys & Girls Clubs help young people grow healthy, happy and safely from birth to adulthood and are a resource and support for parents throughout their family’s involvement with us. Visit us to find out why the Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs is “A good place to be!”

In Partnership with the District of Peachland and the United Way. We are proud to be a part of the Peachland Historic School!

Early & Middle Childhood Programs

Children / Youth

May to June Programs

Peachland Preschool (ages 3 to 5)

250-767-2515 - 5486 Clements Crescent Our preschool program provides 3 and 4 year old children the opportunity to learn through exploration and play in an engaging, enriching environment. Contact the Club for more information or to register for our Open House on Wed., June 6th Classes for 3 year olds are available T&TH. Classes for 4 year olds are available M,W,F.

After School Club (Grades K to 6) 250-767-2515

The After School program takes place at the Club from 2:30-6:30pm for children in grades Kindergarten to Grade 6. Our programs are designed to provide a safe, nurturing, inclusive environment where children will be engaged in activities including creative arts, sports, personal growth, and life skills development. A nutritious snack is provided daily. Programs are also available on professional days and school breaks.

Pre-registration is required.

Drop-In (ages 6-12) Drop In programs are times when members may visit the Club and take part in a variety of fun activities for FREE. Check out our monthly calendars at the Club.

Drop in Hours Saturdays 1-4:00pm

July & August Day-Camps Summer Daycamp (ages 6-12) *Pre-registration required.

Looking for fun activities to do this summer? We’ve got you covered! Members will participate in crafts, sports, cooking, games and out trips throughout the Okanagan Valley. A nutritious afternoon snack is provided. Members in the Daycamp Program will be going on two out trips each week – more detailed out trip information will be available in June.

Is your child participating in swimming lessons at Swim Bay? Ask Club staff about half day registrations.

Dates: July 3 – Aug 31 (Mon-Fri) Time: 8:00am – 6:00pm Cost: $37

Whiz Kid Workshops (ages 6-12)

Join in the fun! Each week will be offering an awesome variety of indoor and outdoor workshops where kids can explore various themes in a fun, supportive and imaginative environment.

Day/Time: Tues 12-2pm Cost: As noted on our monthly calendar available at the Club

Garden Club (ages 6-12)

Do you carrot all about gardening? Well this club will be a big dill to you! Each week we will learn how to plant, harvest, and even eat all sorts of plants!

Day/Time: Thurs 1-2pm Cost: FREE

Beat the Heat (ages 6-12)

Come and join the FREE fun! Cool off inside with games, activities, and a snack.

Day/Time: Fri 12-3pm Cost: FREE

A good place to be.

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YOUTH and TWEEN DROP-IN PROGRAMS May - June Drop-In Hours

July & August Programs

Power Up! Tutor Tuesdays (ages 9-12) Bring your homework to the Club for some extra help. We’ll also be testing our skills with lots of fun thinking games.

Day/Time: Tuesdays 3-4:30pm Cost: FREE

Mondays on the Move (ages 9-12) Come and explore a different exciting Okanagan location every week! Spaces are limited, please pre-register.

Locations and costs will be noted on our monthly calendars available at the Club.

Day/Time: M 12-4pm Cost: as noted on our monthly calendar available at the Club

Tween Drop In & Open Gym (ages 9-12) Take part in cool activities, gym time at the Peachland Recreation Centre, crafts and games. Monthly calendars are available at the Club or on Facebook.

Day/Time: Tuesdays 4:30-7pm Cost: FREE

Dinner Night (ages 9-12) Want to learn how to make your favourite meals? Come down to the Club and we’ll cook and enjoy a great dinner together.

Day/Time: W 4:30-7:30pm Cost: $3/session or $10/month

Feel Good Fridays (ages 9-12) Start your weekend off right by spending it with friends at the Club. Take part in a different activity each week including games, art projects, movie nights, fun out trips and more! Please note there may be a small fee for out trips.

Day/Time: Fridays 4-8pm Cost: FREE

Youth Drop-In Programs

The Peachland Youth Center drop-in programs and special events offer free supervised recreational activities five days per week for ages 13+. Activities include: afternoon snacks and dinner nights, pool and ping pong table, video games, computers/Internet access, movies, music, cards & board games & out-trips to local attractions!

May-June Youth Drop-In (Ages 13+)

The sky is the limit for this program. We will hang out, eat good food, go on trips, and learn new things each week.

Day/Time: TH/S 4-7pm Cost: FREE; may be a small fee for out-trips

Children / Youth

Dinner Night (ages 9-12) Want to learn how to make some of your favourite meals? Come down to the Club and we’ll cook and enjoy a great dinner together.

Day/Time: Wednesdays 4:30-7:30pm Cost: $3/session or $10/member/month

Beach Blast (ages 9-12) Meet us at Swim Bay for games and activities or just come hang out with friends and Club staff!

Day/Time: T/TH 2:30-4:30pm Cost: FREE

July & August Teen Drop In (Ages 13+)

Each week we’ll plan something different from out trips and theme days to cooking and workshops.

Day/Time: Tuesdays 3-6pm Cost: FREE; May be small fee for out trips

Youth Services

Youth Services are designed to deliver support to youth who are experiencing personal, family or social difficulties and require people and resources to assist them in getting the help they need.

For more information please call us at 250-767-2515

Reconnect (Ages 13 to 18) Reconnect provides support, referrals, parent-teen mediation & advocacy for high-risk youth that are homeless or at-risk of homelessness.

Contact: (250) 868-2541 ext. 205

A good place to be.

Outreach Mental Health (Ages 12 to 18) Outreach Mental Health is a short term program providing mental health services to high risk youth with psychiatric issues who are not willing or not able to access mainstream mental health services. Contact: (250) 869-5093

www.boysandgirlsclubs.ca

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Indoor Walking

ALearn to Foam Roll

14 years and over

Avoid slips and falls of walking outdoors and benefit from walking while meeting some new exercise partners. No session May 4, 21, Jul 2, Aug 6, Sept 3, 7 and 14.

Main Rm M/W/F #3255 M/W/F #3375

8:00-9:00 am $10/Season or $1/Visit 8:00-9:00 am $10/Season or $1/Visit

Apr 4-June 29 Jul 4-Sep 28

Adult

Ignite a passion for dance with upbeat cha-cha and jive routines. Step-by-step instruction will be given on every movement to maximize musicality, enjoyment and fun! Both partnered and single participants accepted. No session May 10.

4th Street Pl Natalie & Bruce Thu 7:00-7:50 pm #3379 $60/4 Sessions

May 3-31

14 years and over

Challenge yourself and learn a new language, expand your linguistic capabilities, or prepare for your next vacation to a Spanish speaking country! In a fun environment, you will learn the basics of conversational and written Spanish. Bring a notebook, binder and pen to class. “Si” you there. No session May 21.

Banquet Rm Nohra-Cecilia

Intermediate Level 1

11:15 am-12:15 pm $85/7 Sessions

Mon #3376

12:30-1:30 pm $85/7 Sessions

Apr 21

PHOTOGRAPHY

Prepare physically and mentally for the summertime road running season and learn technique, pacing tips and training drills.

Perfect for athletes who are training for their first race, returning to the sport after a break or looking for a little extra help to get into running. No session May 19.

CC Parking Lot Abby Sat 9:00-10:00 am #3412 $64/8 Sessions

May 5-Jun 30

Tai Chi for Wellness

Learn to Speak Spanish

Mon #3378

4th Street Pl Abby Sat 9:00-9:45 am #3414 $9

14 years and over

14 years and over

10:00-11:00 am $85/7 Sessions

Build effective workout habits and maximize your recovery. You will learn how to use a foam roller for a variety of stretches and movements to help maintain flexibility, power and strength. Preregistration required.

ALearn to Run 5K

Learn to Dance: Cha-Cha and Jive

Mon #3377

14 years and over

May 7-Jun 25

Intermediate Level 2 May 7-Jun 25

Beginner Level 1 May 7-Jun 25

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In Partnership with the Peachland Wellness Centre All Ages

This Tai Chi practice is made up of 24 moves.

The movements are slow and smooth. This allows the body to heat up without straining and prevents pulled muscles. Participants execute the form according to their abilities.

For more information, call 250-767-0141.

RCL Branch 69 Maureen/Ruth Thu 9:30-10:30 am $2/Visit Heritage Park Maureen/Ruth Summer, Time and Date TBD FREE

Mar 1-Jun 28

Learn Photography

14 years and over Develop your digital photography skills in a fun environment. Our knowledgeable instructor will assist you in discovering the basics of digital imaging. Bring your charged camera and owner’s manual to class.

Community Ctr Natalie

Basic Fundamentals

Explore the basic fundamentals of apertures and shutter speeds, their functions and how to use them when shooting an image.

Tue 5:30-7:30 pm #3380 $75

May 15

Basic Composition

Learn how to compose a photograph and discover what to look for before taking the shot.

Tue 5:30-7:30 pm #3381 $75

Jun 5

Manual Mode

Discover the advantages of shooting in manual mode. You will learn about the exposure triangle, aperture, shutter speed and ISO, their functions and how they work together.

Thu 3:00-5:00 pm #3382 $75

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The Community Fitness Room features: • universal gym • rowing machine • 3 treadmills • 2 spin bikes • stair climber • elliptical trainer • recumbent bike • free weights • stability balls • kettlebells • medicine balls • chin up bar • TRX For your convenience, the Community Centre also has shower facilities and lockers.

Fitness Room Orientations available on request

FITNESS ROOM HOURS:

Community Centre office is closed weekends and statutory holidays (May 21, July 2, Aug 6 and Sep 3) *Washroom access during closed hours is at Swim Bay ADMISSION RATES: $5/visit • $25/month • $55/3 months $100/6 months • $180/12 months

*Fees will increase by 5% January of each year

APOUND®

Maintain mobility and strength with total body routine. You will perform exercises using resistance equipment.

Become the music for an exhilarating full-body workout that combines cardio, conditioning and strength training with yoga and pilates-inspired movements. Designed for all fitness levels, POUND® provides the perfect atmosphere for letting loose, getting energized, toning up and rockin out! Bring a water bottle, comfortable workout clothes and your yoga mat to class. Ripstix® and spare yoga mats are available for use. No session May 9, 21 or Aug 6.

14 years and over

4th Street Pl Tue #3403

Carla 12:00-1:00 pm $48/6 Sessions

May 1-Jun 5

AFunctional Fitness 14 years and over

Train to achieve strength, balance, flexibility and agility for everyday activities. Incorporate compound movements using bands, stability balls, free weights, BOSUs and a variety of fitness equipment to improve your overall strength and cardio. Moderate to advanced fitness levels. Preregistration is recommended as space is limited. No session May 21.

4th Street Pl Mon #3399 Wed #3400

Carla 9:30-10:30 am $48/6 sessions 9:30-10:30 am $56/7 Sessions

May 7-Jun 18 May 2-Jun 13

Increase heart rate and improve oxygenation throughout the body with upbeat routines. You will combine low and high-impact exercises that are adjustable to suit your physical ability.

Wrap up the session with a weight and core strength workout. No session May 8 or 11.

May 1-Jun 26 May 4-Jun 29

ABootcamp

RECEIVE 10% OFF

when you enroll in 2 or more select activities

14 years and over

Build strength and boost confidence with cardio and strength drills in a non-intimidating environment. Exercises can be modified to accommodate all fitness levels.

No session May 19.

Cousins Park Abby Sat 10:15-11:15 am #3413 $48/6 Sessions

Emma 7:15-8:15 pm $48/6 Sessions 7:15-8:15 pm $56/7 Sessions 6:45-7:45 pm $64/8 Sessions or $10/Visit 6:45-7:45 pm $72/9 Sessions or $10/Visit

May 7-Jun 18 Jul 9-Aug 27

May 2-Jun 27 Jul 4-Aug 29

14 years and over

14 years and over

Melody 4:30-5:30 pm $64/8 Sessions 10:30-11:30 am $64/8 Sessions

Banquet Rm Mon #3410 Mon #3411 Main Rm Wed #3468 Wed #3469

ASpin, Core & Stretch

AHi-Lo Fitness

4th Street Pl Tue #3451 Fri #3452

14 years and over

Adult

April 16-Aug 31 Mon-Sun 5:00 am-10:00 pm Open statutory holidays

AAll Body Workout

Burn calories, build strength and pedal your way to an improved fitness level with spin drills, core stability exercises and a stretch to round out your sweat session. No session May 21 or Aug 6.

Stage Frances Mon 5:15-6:15 pm #3406 $56/7 Sessions Mon 5:15-6:15 pm #3408 $56/7 Sessions Wed 5:15-6:15 pm #3407 $72/9 Sessions Wed 5:15-6:15 pm #3409 $72/9 Sessions Stage Carla Fri 9:15-10:15 am #3405 $48/6 Sessions

May 7-Jun 25 Jul 9-Aug 27 May 2-Jun 27 Jul 4-Aug 29

Apr 20-May 25

May 5-Jun 16

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Summer Fitness At a Glance MON

TUE

Indoor Walking 8:00-9:00 am Community Ctr

WED

THU

FRI

Indoor Walking 8:00-9:00 am Community Ctr

Surf & Turf Yoga 8:00-9:00 am Swim Bay

Indoor Walking 8:00-9:00 am Community Ctr

SAT

* Functional Fitness 9:30-10:30 am 4th Street Pl

Tai Chi 9:30-10:30 am Legion/Heritage Park

Flow Yoga 9:00-10:00 am 4th Street Pl

* Learn to Run 5k 9:00-10:00 am CC Parking Lot * Boot Camp 10:15-11:15 am Cousins Park

* Functional Fitness 9:30-10:30 am 4th Street Pl

Flow Yoga 9:00-10:00 am 4th Street Pl

* Vinyasa Yoga Flow 4:00-5:00 pm 4th Street Pl

* Therapeutic Yoga 10:00-11:00 am Banquet Rm

* Spin, Core & Stretch 9:15-10:15 am Stage

Learn to Flow Yoga 5:00-6:00 pm Banquet Rm

* All Body Workout 12:00-1:00 pm 4th Street Pl

* Hi-Lo Fitness 10:30-11:30 am 4th Street Pl

Spin, Core & Stretch 5:15-6:15 pm Stage

* Hi-Lo Fitness 4:30-5:30 pm 4th Street Pl

* Hatha Yoga 6:00-7:00 pm Banquet Rm

Spin, Core & Stretch 5:15-6:15 pm Stage

Learn to Flow Yoga 5:30-6:30 pm Banquet Rm

POUNDÂŽ 6:45-7:45 pm Community Ctr

* Holistic Yoga 6:45-7:45 pm Banquet Rm * Learn to Dance 7:00-7:50 pm 4th Street Pl

POUNDÂŽ 7:15-8:15 pm Banquet Rm

Adult

*PLEASE NOTE: the asterisked sessions do not run July-August

ALearn to Flow Yoga

AFlow Yoga

AHolistic Yoga

Learn the basic movements, postures and routines of flow yoga. Let our friendly and knowledgeable instructor teach you the names, techniques and sequences that form the base of any yoga practice. No session May 21 or Aug 6.

Increase energy, strength and flexibility with strong flow sequences, deep stretches and a focus on breath awareness to open the body.

Variations offered to explore longer posture holds and pranayama (breath work) to expand and challenge your practice.

Integrate mind, body and breathe into your life. You will build strength with flexibility and move your spine in all directions to facilitate a healthy back and create a full body practice.

All levels welcome.

14 years and over

Banquet Rm Mon #3434 Mon #3436 Thu #3435 Thu #3437

Alli 5:00-6:00 pm $48/6 Sessions 5:00-6:00 pm $56/7 Sessions 5:30-6:30 pm $64/8 Sessions 5:30-6:30 pm $72/9 Sessions

May 7-Jun 18 Jul 9-Aug 27 May 3-Jun 21 Jul 5-Aug 30

ASurf and Turf Yoga 14 years and over

Enjoy world class Okanagan weather and establish strong fundamentals for your busy outdoor lifestyle. Routines will focus on injury prevention that will strengthen and stretch your body so you can keep enjoying your summer activities. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.

Swim Bay Thu #3386 Thu #3387

Dawn 8:00-9:00 am $72/9 Sessions 8:00-9:00 am $72/9 Sessions

14 years and over

4th Street Pl Tue #3388 Tue #3389 Fri #3390 Fri #3391

Tessa 9:00-10:00 am $72/9 Sessions 9:00-10:00 am $88/11 Sessions 9:00-10:00 am $72/9 Sessions 9:00-10:00 am $88/11 Sessions

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Jul 3-Sep 11 May 4-Jun 29 Jul 6-Sep 14

AHatha Yoga 14 years and over

Build strength, balance and flexibility using a sequence of postures, movement and breathing. Modifications offered for varied levels and experience. No session May 21.

Banquet Rm Tanya Mon 6:00-7:00 pm #3392 $40/5 Sessions

May 3-Jun 28 Jul 5-Aug 30

May 1-Jun 26

Fitness drop in available as space permits.

Call 250.767.2133 for details

May 7-Jun 11

14 years and over

Banquet Rm Alli Thu 6:45-7:45 pm #3439 $56/7 Sessions

May 3-Jun 14

ATherapeutic Yoga Flow 14 years and over

Manage or alleviate chronic pain and regain joint strength and mobility. Postural alignments and holding pattern awareness combined with traditional yoga will be explored in a joyous and relaxing environment.

Banquet Rm Alison Tue 10:00-11:00 am #3384 $32/4 Sessions

Jun 5-26

AVinyasa Yoga Flow 14 years and over

Explore the mind-body connection through Vinyasa Flow. Based on Ashtanga yoga practice, this flowstyle class connects movement with breath. Set at a moderate intensity, the focus will be on standing, seated, lying and twisting postures.

4th Street Pl Mon #3438

Jessica 4:00-5:00 pm $40/5 Sessions

May 28-Jun 25

Peachland Recreation Pickleball

Rating 3.75+ • Aggressive play and teamwork in doubles • Consistent and dependable strokes including directional control and depth on both forehand and backhand shots • Reliable serves, lobs, overheads, approach shots and volleys and can use a spin shot with some success • Anticipates a shot and can regularly hit a winning shot • Forces an opponent into making errors

Enjoy flexible Pickleball fee options for drop in times. $4/Visit $35.70/10 Visits $2/Racquet Rental

Pickleball Clinics

Challenge your opponents to this exciting game that is played on a badminton court, using tennis rules, a paddle and a wiffle ball.

Appropriate footwear such as inside court shoes are recommended. New players are encouraged to attend a Learn to Play session.

Maximum 20 registrations will be accepted with two additional drop in spaces available for a total of 22 players. No session May 3, 4 or 21.

Take your game to the next level by developing your stroke, techniques and strategies.

Preregistration required.

14 years and over

Main Rm

Pickleball 1.0-2.5 Mon #3420 Mon #3418 Wed #3419

11:00 am-1:00 pm $19.60/7 Sessions 1:00-3:00 pm $19.60/7 Sessions 9:05-11:00 am $25.20/9 Sessions

May 7-Jun 25 May 7-Jun 25 May 2-Jun 27

Pickleball 3.0-3.5 Mon #3422 Wed #3423 Fri #3424

9:05-11:00 am $19.60/7 Sessions 1:00-3:00 pm $25.20/9 Sessions 1:00-3:00 pm $22.40/8 Sessions

May 7-Jun 25 May 2-Jun 27 May 11-Jun 29

Pickleball 3.5 Mon #3425 Thu #3426

5:45-7:45 pm $16.80/6 Sessions 10:30 am-12:30 pm $22.40/8 Sessions

May 7-Jun 18 May 10-Jun 28

Pickleball 3.75+ Tue #3427 Thu #3428

1:00-3:00 pm $25.20/9 Sessions 1:00-3:00 pm $22.40/8 Sessions

May 1-Jun 26 May 10-Jun 28

Pickleball-Summer 14 years and over

The summer Pickleball schedule offers limited sessions. Maximum 22 players. No registration for summer session or phone in reservation; drop in only. Save money and purchase a 10pass punch card. No session Jul 2, Aug 6, Sep 3, 7 and 14.

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Main Rm

1.0-2.0

Wed 3:00-4:15 pm #3444 $15 Tue 1:30-2:45 pm #3453 $15 Tue 1:30-2:45 pm #3454 $15 Tue 1:30-2:45 pm #3457 $15 Tue 1:30-2:45 pm #3458 $15

Apr 18 Jul 3 Jul 10 Jul 31 Aug 7

2.0-3.0

Wed 3:00-4:15 pm #3445 $15 Wed 3:00-4:15 pm #3446 $15 Wed 3:00-4:15 pm #3447 $15 Tue 3:00-4:15 pm #3462 $15 Tue 3:00-4:15 pm #3464 $15 Tue 1:30-2:45 pm #3455 $15 Tue 1:30-2:45 pm #3456 $15 Tue 3:00-4:15 pm #3465 $15 Tue 3:00-4:15 pm #3466 $15

Apr 25 May 2 May 9 Jul 3 Jul 10 Jul 17 Jul 24 Jul 31 Aug 7

3.0-3.5

Wed 3:00-4:15 pm #3448 $15 Wed 3:00-4:15 pm #3449 $15 Wed 3:00-4:15 pm #3450 $15 Tue 1:30-2:45 pm #3459 $15 Tue 1:30-2:45 pm #3460 $15 Tue 1:30-2:45 pm #3461 $15

May 16 May 23 May 30 Aug 14 Aug 21 Aug 28

Drop In Only Pickleball No session Jun 5 All Play

Jul 4-Sep 12 Jul 4-Sep 12 Jul 5-Sep 13

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Peachland Recreation endeavours to provide a variety of recreational and competitive play opportunities to Peachland residents and guests. Volunteers support the Pickleball program by helping manage dayto-day operation. Please choose a rating below best suited for you. Ranking is based on IFP Rating system. Volunteers can also assist you in finding out your rating. A brief description is below; however, for a detailed description, please see the recreation staff or volunteers.

Rating 1.0-2.5 • Minimal to no knowledge of the game • Can sustain short rally with player of equal ability • Some knowledge of court positions • Developing basic shots (forehand, backhand, volley, overhead and serve) Rating 3.0-3.5 • Consistent on serve and service return for medium and faster paced balls • Improved skills with basic shots and developing shot placement skills including direction and depth control • Beginning to anticipate opponent’s shot and attempt lob and dinks with little success • Comfortable with aggressive net play

Pickleball

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Pickleball - 3.0+ 11:00 am-1:00 pm Drop in only

Pickleball - 3.5 10:30 am-12:30 pm

Pickleball - 3.0-3.5 1:00-3:00 pm

Pickleball - 3.75+ 1:00-3:00 pm

Pickleball - 3.75+ 1:00-3:00 pm

Pickleball - 3.5 5:45-7:45 pm

Pickleball - All Play 5:45-7:45 pm Drop in only

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Pickleball - All Play 5:45-7:45 pm Drop in only

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Pickleball 1:00-3:00 pm 1.0-3.5

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The West Kelowna Recreation Guide is your information source for recreation, parks, aquatics, fitness, sports and cultural programs.

Pick up your copy of the guide at: Mt. Boucherie Complex • Johnson Bentley Memorial Aquatic Centre • Webber Road Boys & Girls Clubs Westside Youth Centre • Westside Seniors Centre • Westbank Regional Library West Kelowna Visitors Centre • Westbank Lions Community Centre www.westkelownacity.ca/recguide | 778-797-8800

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P E R SONAL TR AIN IN G GROUP TR AIN IN G e Activities includ Bible Lessons, t, , Ar Drama, Music ities, tiv Ac or Outdo ks.

Healthy Snac p el H Volunteer Welcomed!

GLC Vacation Bible School is a popular summer program for Children, Ages 3 through Grade 6.

July 16, 17, 18, 19 & 20 9 am - 12 Noon Join us on: The Parables of Jesus • Cost: FREE! GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 1162 Hudson Road, West Kelowna, BC V1Z 1J3 250.769.5685 • www.gracelutherankelowna.com

Pastor: Ed Skutshek & David Wunderlich • A membr congregation of CALC & LCMC

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Low & High Ropes Course Canoeing & Paddleboards Swimming & Water Park Hiking & Fishing

Camp Wide & Field Games Forest Environment Education Archery & Axe Throwing Crafts & Court Sports

Registration is Now Open www.silverlakecamp.net

Peachland Wellness Centre Peachland Wellness Centre offers you many Programs and Services.

Join us for programs that are fun for all, from Tai Chi, Monday Morning Coffee, Baby Friendly Café Sunshine Singers, Intergenerational opportunities to Men’s or Ladies Coffee and Crib.

Attend a support group such as Dementia Caregivers or Bereavement or join the Wellness Circle to learn about health and wellness from a variety of professional speakers.

Perhaps it is light housekeeping or a ride to an appointment that you require. Our Services will find the fit that meets your needs from transportation to friendly visitors.

And don’t forget about SUNDAY breakfast, a great way to socialize and shop in the boutique all while supporting the PWC. Contact us for more information.

Peachland Wellness Centre

4426 5th Street, Peachland BC•250-767-0141•wellnesscentre@shaw.ca

Now Hiring Paid & Volunteer Positions

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The District of Peachland offers a variety of parks and trails where owners can exercise, socialize and play with their dogs. Dogs are allowed in most municipal parks on-leash unless otherwise specified.

Regulation of dogs in parks is by the Regional District Responsible Dog Ownership Bylaw #1343 and the District of Peachland Parks Bylaw #2089.

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Responsible Use of Dog Parks • Off leash dogs are only allowed within designated areas • Owners must be capable of controlling dog at all times • Please have your dog on leash when travelling to and from the park • Please remember that you are responsible for picking up after your dog • Please leave the park cleaner than you found it Dogs are not permitted in the following areas: • Parks with children’s play structures • Designated Swim areas • Sports fields

Dog off Leash Parks: • MacKinnon Park • Sanderson Park • WA Lang Park (*please respect Regional District Boundary where dogs are allowed on leash only) Off Leash Dog Beach: • T-Boat Launch On Leash Dog Beach • Designated area between 3896-3860 Beach Ave • Designated area at Strachans Beach between 8th and 12th Street on Beach Ave For a full listing of parks and dog accessibility, refer to p. 20-21.

24/7 ACCESS • NO CANCELLATION FEES

Bring in this ad and get a 7 day free trial, 10% OFF membership and we will waive the access card fee ($35.00 value)

Our members call us CONVENIENT • COMFORTABLE • CLEAN with FRIENDLY STAFF & a COMMUNITY FEEL 3031 Louie Drive, West Kelowna • 250.768.0224 Peachland Recreation Guide Summer 2018

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• Memorial • Scenic • Walkway • Flower Bed

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• Memorial • Scenic • Picnic Area • Beach Access • Benches

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• Neighbourhood Park • Picnic Area • Playground

Beach Ave & 13th St Beach Ave & 8th St

Burdekin Lane Buchanan Rd

Cenotaph Park Beach Ave & 2nd St

Centennial Park Cenotaph to Swim Bay

Chevallier Park Desert Pines Ave & Coldham Rd

Cousins Park

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Cove Beach (Davis Cove)

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• Beach Access • Swimming • Sandy Area • Scenic

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• Boat Launch • Breakwater • Swimming • Picnic Area • Scenic • Partial Fenced Dog Area

Eagles View Trail

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Elizabeth Warrendorf Trail

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Forest Hill Drive Wilderness Park

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Gillam Crescent Park

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Heritage Park Beach Ave across from Museum

Knoblauch Park Elliott Ave

Lambly Park Hwy 97 & San Clemente Ave

Lang Trail Law Street Park MacKinnon Park

MacKinnon Rd & Upton Rd

Riding Club

Princeton Ave & Law St

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• Spirit Square • Picnic Area • Benches • Washrooms • Playground • Totem Pole/Pavilion

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• Neighbourhood Park • Picnic Area • Playground

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• Walkway (paved path) • Picnic Area • Tennis & Pickleball Courts • Skate Park • Outdoor Fitness Equipment

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Morrison Park Mountain View Park

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• Hiking • Scenic • Outside Municipal Boundary

Sanderson Park

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Stairway to Heaven

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Strachan’s Corner Doggy Beach - 8th St

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Victoria St at Gladstone Cres

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Trepanier Bay Beach

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WA Lang

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• Swimming/Swim Lessons • Concession/Picnic Area • Wharf/Diving Board • Zip Line/Rope Swing • Lifeguards • Washrooms

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• Sandy Beach • Boat Launch • Swimming Area • Washrooms

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• Creek Side Waterway • Benches • Information Kiosk • Outdoor Fitness Equipment

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• Wilderness Park • Hiking • Access to Regional District and Crown land Access to Pincushion Mountain • Dogs on leash required outside District boundary

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• Active transportation route linking York Lane with the Peachland Cemetery

Parks

Park Rentals

• Wilderness • Access via stairs (long) • Scenic • Boat Launch • Swimming • Picnic Area • Scenic • Dogs may swim off leash but must be on leash on the shore *Dogs in designated areas only

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Beach Ave & 6th St

Trepanier Linear Park

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Swim Bay

FEATURES

Rotary Centennial Pavilion & Heritage Park

Located at Beach Ave and 1st Street, Heritage Park is ideal for weddings and community gatherings.

Park Features: • Electrical • Water • Washrooms across the street • Children’s playground

Cousins Park

Located at Beach Ave and 6th Street, Cousins Park is both a ball field and a special event site.

Park Features: • Electrical • Water • Washrooms across the street

For rental information call 250.767.2133 or email: rec-clerk@peachland.ca

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Peachland Community Centre

Facility Rentals

Located at 4450 6th Street Facility Features: • Wheelchair accessible • 40 round tables (5’) • AED • Commercial kitchen • 300+ chairs • Shower facilities • 50 rectangular tables (8’ x 2.5’) Banquet Room (36 ft x 47 ft) Maximum Capacity: 118 (Capacity varies depending upon event set up) Features: • Access to commercial kitchen • Catering supplies Main Room (92 ft x 68 ft) Maximum Capacity: Theatre style 475/Banquet style 280 Features: • Catering supplies for 250 people • Stage • Access to commercial kitchen & bar area

4th Street Place

Located at 4475 4th Street Maximum capacity: 50 (Capacity varies depending upon event set up) Facility Features: • Small non-commercial kitchenette • AED

Rates and availability: 250.767.2133 or rec-clerk@peachland.ca

The Little Schoolhouse Located on 1898 Brandon Lane, the Little Schoolhouse is operated by the Little Schoolhouse Society. The Little Schoolhouse combines a quaint old-fashioned atmosphere with up-to-date facilities.

Maximum Capacity: 123 Facility Features: (Capacity varies depending upon event set up)

Theatre style: 50 Banquet style: 41 Meeting style: 26

• Wheelchair accessible • Small kitchenette • Refinished fir wood flooring • Outside paved terrace

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Peachland Wellness Centre The Peachland Wellness Centre (PWC) provides programs and services that connect people through support, education, information, referral and outreach.

PWC values volunteers and collaborates with other community members, organizations and the District of Peachland. The charmingly renovated 1940s style cozy little house is wheelchair accessible.

Facility Features: • Kitchen • Wheelchair accessible • Comfortable seating

Open Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm 4426 - 5th Street, 250-767-0141 www.peachlandwellnesscentre.ca

50+ Activity Centre

Facility Rentals

Maximum capacity: Main room: 30 Tranquil Room: 10

Located at 5672 Beach Ave, the Activity Centre is operated by the Peachland & District Retirement Society offering programs for the enjoyment and wellbeing of its members as well as offering the facilities to the community for rental.

Maximum capacity: 235 Facility Features: (Capacity varies depending upon event set up)

Theatre style: 200 Banquet style: 120 Meeting style: 170

• Commercial kitchen • Catering supplies for 150 • Stage • Bar area • Dance floor • House sound system • Stage lighting • Wheelchair accessible

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The Peachland Historic School

Facility Rentals

Located at 5684 Beach Ave, the Peachland Historic School is home to the Peachland Chamber of Commerce, Peachland Visitor Centre, Legends of the Lake Interpretive Centre, Okanagan Boys and Girls Club and the Peachland Art Gallery. The 1908 primary school had been home to generations of children in Peachland until it closed in 2003. This rejuvenated iconic community asset provides for local children and youth programming as well as an accessible location for recreation, arts, cultural and social programming for all ages. Community rentals are also available.

Facility Features: • Peachland Visitor Centre • Legends of the Lake Interpretive Centre • Peachland Youth Centre • Yuma Bat Roost • Peachland Art Gallery in the Mary Smith Hall • Community meeting/ program space

Peachland Art Gallery

Located in the Mary Smith Hall at the Peachland Historic School, the Peachland Art Gallery is a volunteer artist-run community gallery hosted by the Peachland Community Arts Council (PCAC). The Arts Council is dedicated to providing this beautiful space to local and regional artists.

This all-inclusive space welcomes displays by painters, photographers, sculptors, fabric artists, potters, dancers, singers and more. Musical performances, literary readings and other art related events are hosted throughout the year.

Art-related rentals will be considered by the PCAC upon request. Everyone is welcome.

Mary Smith Hall:

Maximum Capacity: 80 (*Capacity varies depending upon event set up) Features

• Art gallery • Non-commercial kitchen (no food preparation) • Coffee and tea service

Rates and availability: www.peachlandarts.ca

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Peachland Chamber of Commerce/ Peachland Visitor Centre Located in the Peachland Historic School

Community Rentals:

Conference Room • Maximum Capacity: 24 (Capacity varies depending upon event set up)

Rates and availability:

250.767.2455

Okanagan Boys and Girls Club

Facility Rentals

Features: • AV equipment (projection unit and screen) • Wi-fi • Gift store • Coffee, tea, and specialty water service • Board table • Non-commercial kitchen

Located in the Peachland Historic School, the Boys and Girls Club is home to the Peachland Youth Centre. For child and youth program information see pages 6-7.

Community Rentals:

Community Room • Maximum Capacity: 48 (Capacity varies depending upon event set up)

Features: • Meeting/program space • Kitchen

Rates and availability:

250.767.2515

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The Peachland Recreation Guide is printed three times a year, in April, August and December.

9600 copies are printed: 6500 inserted into the Capital News in West Kelowna, 2850 inserted into the Peachland View (which is distributed by Canada Post to every residence and business in Peachland).

The balance of the copies are distributed in strategic locations in Peachland and West Kelowna. Super value!

Quarter Page Full Colour 3.4” wide x 4.6” high

165

$

plus GST

Half Page Horiz.

Full Colour 7” wide x 4.6” high

275

$

plus GST

Half Page Vertical Full Colour 3.4” wide x 9.5” high

275

$

plus GST

Full Page

Full Colour 7” wide x 9.5” high

495

$

plus GST

Call 250-767-7771 or email sales@peachlandview.com

Canada Day Events Canada Day All Ages

Peachland Celebrates Canada Day! Activities held throughout Peachland on July 1st.

Don’t miss the annual Peachland Beach Run, pancake breakfast, entertainment, cake cutting, children’s activities and ‘O’ Canada ceremony. The parade starts at 5:00 pm and heads south on Beach Avenue from 13th Street to Heritage Park. The fireworks are at 10:30 pm at Cenotaph Park. Full schedule

Canada Day Concerts in the Park

Sponsored by the Peachland Chamber of Commerce and the District of Peachland

Enjoy a concert series following the Canada Day Parade and prior to the fireworks.

Heritage Park Sun 6:00-9:30 pm FREE

available at www.peachland.ca/Canada-Day

Jul 1

Jul 1

6 years and over Celebrate Canada Day at the annual Peachland Beach Run. Registration deadline is Tue, Jun 26 at 5:00 pm. Pre-race package pick up available Fri, Jun 29 between 7:30 am-5:00 pm. Check in 6:15-7:00 am at Heritage Park. Race starts at 7:30 am sharp.

Heritage Park Sun 7:30-9:30 am

Jul 1

Adult (13+ years)

Child (6-12 Years)

10K #3370 5K Run #3373 3K Walk #3371

5K Run 3K Walk

$30 Apr 13-Jun 2 $35 Jun 3-13 $25 Jun 14-26 - No Shirt

$20 Apr 13-Jun 2 $25 Jun 3-13 $15 Jun 14-26 - No Shirt

#3374 #3372

A unique swim experience

Community Events

Heritage Park Sun All Day FREE

Beach Run

in Peachland, BC

SATURDAY

AUGUST 11 2018 Now organized by the same team that brings you the Interior Savings Across the Lake Swim, Canada’s largest and longest running open water swim event!

Register today at www.rattlesnakeislandswim.com

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**The following programs are not affiliated with the District of Peachland or the Community Centre.

The District of Peachland provides the following groups free advertising for their recreational, educational and cultural programs as a community service.

If you wish to list your local group or program in the next Recreation Guide, please contact Cheryl at 250.767.2133.

EVENTS Go Batty in Peachland

Community Programs & Events

Enjoy an interactive presentation about biology, behaviours and conservation of bats, and learn the importance of bat houses.

Todd Rd/Beach Ave Thu May 17

World of Wheels

More than 550 cars, trucks, motorcycles and antique boats typically attend the show and shine For more information visit www.peachlandcarshow.com.

Beach Ave Sun 11:00 am-4:00 pm May 20

Peachland Art Group 58th Annual Art Show and Sale

Enjoy a variety of art displays available for viewing and/or sale. For more information contact Dian at 778-479-2103.

Sat 6:00-9:00 pm May 26 Sun 10:00 am-4:00 pm May 27

Bike to Work Week

Stop by with your bike for free snacks, bike swag station for the kids, prize draws and more!

Community Ctr Mon-Fri 8:00 am-5:00 pm May 28-Jun 1

Rotary Peace Concert Series in the Park

Peachland Rotary presents another season of concerts dedicated to the Rotary International ideal of World Peace. Visit http://peachlandrotary.com for more information.

Heritage Park Sun 4:30-5:30 pm Jul 15 & 22 Sun 6:30-7:30 pm Aug 12 Sun 7:00-8:00 pm Aug 19

Fishing is Forever

Provides people with disabilities the opportunity to learn to fish.

Heritage Park Sat 9:30 am-3:00 pm Jul 21

Peachland Rotary Gala

The Rotary Club of Peachland invites the public to the Shake, Rattle, and Roll Spring Dinner, Dance and Fundraiser event. For additional information, contact Peggy at 250.767.6689.

Sat 5:30 pm May 12

Peachland Rose Show

Showcase your roses. Entry tags can be purchased on Fri, Jun 22 at the Community Centre. Open to the public. Refreshments offered.

Sat 11:00 am-4:00 pm Jun 23

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PROGRAMS

Children & Youth Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs

The Boys and Girls Club offers a variety of programs and opportunities for children and youth including a preschool program, afterschool program and Peachland Youth Centre. For more information, check out the ad on p. 6&7 or visit www. boysandgirlsclubs.ca.

Peachland Ambassadors Program

The Ambassadors are holding a Speech Competition and Brunch on Aug 12 at 10:00 am at the Peachland Community Centre. The annual Ambassadors Pageant will be held on Sep 15-16. For more information, contact Linda at 778-479-2843.

Peachland Elementary Strong Start

The Strong Start program offers early learning opportunities to young children.

Parents and guardians can take young children to learn through play while interacting with an early childhood educator. Sep-Jun, Mon-Fri, 8:45-11:45 am. For more information visit: www.ple.sd23.bc.ca.

Girl Guides of Canada

Enabling girls to be confident, resourceful and courageous. The Girl Guides of Canada continues to help girls and young women make a difference in the world. Contact Leath at 250.469.2425.

Boxing Club

The Boxing Club meets on Mon & Wed 6-8 pm at 4th Street Place, Sep-Jun. 4th Street Place is equipped with a boxing ring where youth 11-18 years of age will get fit while learning counter-punch style boxing and good healthy respect for others, as well as developing both confidence and character. For more information, call Alex at 250.575.6369, or to register, contact the Recreation Department at 250.767.2133.

Seniors and Adults 50+ Activity Centre

Located at 5672 Beach Avenue, the Activity Centre is operated by the Peachland & District Retirement Society and offers programs for the enjoyment & wellbeing of its members. Membership in the PDRS is $15 per year and enables those 50 years of age and over to participate in all activities. The Centre is available for rental for such occasions as wedding receptions, dances, banquets, etc.; rates vary with times booked. For information on membership, activities or rentals, please call 250.767.9133 or drop in and pick up a schedule. Office hours are weekday mornings from 9:30-11:30 am.

Wellness Centre

Dedicated to the provision of services and programs that benefit the individual and the community, the Wellness Centre provides a variety of weekly programs such as Sunday breakfasts, skill development and social and support programs. For more information, call 250.767.0141.

Arts and Culture

Friends of the Peachland Library Sandra PDRS 50+ Centre (wood carving, art group and more) Peachland Art Gallery Peachland Art Group Don Peachland Community Arts Council Deb Peachland Friday Art Club Roberta Peachland Little Theatre Pat Peachland Quilters Club Barbara Peachland Variety Singers Phyllis Pincushion Quilt Guild Barb

Churches

District of Peachland

Municipal Office Municipality After Hours Recreation Department Water/Public Works Shop

Facilities

50+ Activity Centre Library Little Schoolhouse Peachland Art Gallery Peachland Chamber of Commerce Peachland Food Bank Peachland Museum Peachland Visitor Centre Peachland Wellness Centre Red Cross Loan Cupboard

Health and Wellness

Peachland Baby Friendly Café Rochelle PDRS 50+ Activity Centre (TOPS, Yoga, AA @ Noon and more) Peachland Wellness Centre TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Doreen Westside Health Network

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Schools

Glenrosa Middle School 250.870.5176 Mount Boucherie Secondary 250.870.5101 Peachland Elementary 250.870.5122

Is your group or organization not listed or do we need to update the contact information?

We try to maintain an up-to-date directory both in the Recreation Guide and on the municipal website. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

Please contact Recreation Clerk at rec-clerk@peachland.ca with current information and we will ensure to update the directory in the next issue.

Service Clubs

Masonic Lodge Peachland Lions Club Gary Peachland Rotary Club Peggy Royal Canadian Legion Branch #69

250.767.3049 250.767.3491 250.707.6689 250.767.9100

Special Interest

BEEPS Darlene 250.767.2143 Central Okanagan Railway Don 250.767.3441 Eagles Investment Club Andrew 250.317.7636 Farmers and Crafters Market Linda 250.317.0407 Friends of the Parrot Sanctuary Ray 250.767.9030 Friendship Club l.ellerman53@gmail.com Linda email Newcomers & Social Club Marion 250.767.0318 PDRS @ 50+ Activity Centre (Bingo, Bridge, Chess and more) 250.767.9133 Peachland Residents Association Phyllis 250.767.9204 Peachland Senior Citizens’ Housing Society 250.767.0183 Peachland Trekkers Eric 250.767.0318 Peachland Wellness Centre 250.767.0141 Peachland Yacht Club Don 250.767.9093 Pentowna Marina Mason 250.859.0778 Scarecrow Festival dorismuhs@shaw.ca Doris email Sowers & Growers Garden Club Phyllis 250.767.2546 Sportsmen Association Al 250.767.2287 World of Wheels Pam 250.767.6718

Sport & Fitness

Adult Slo-Pitch Archery Club Boxing Club Ni Sei Karate Do Club Seniors Slo-Pitch Peachland Riding Club

Nikki Larry Alex Craig Mike Sandy

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Bargain Bin Citizens Patrol Bill Community Police Office Mina Jean Fall Fair Committee Martha Fire and Rescue Brigade Dennis Friends of the Library Sandra Habitat For Humanity Kelowna and ReStore Historical Society Don Peachland Hospital Auxiliary to KGH Pat Peachland Wellness Centre World of Wheels Pam

778.479.3001 250.767.2623 250.767.2623 250.767.9461 250.767.2841 250.767.9076 778.755.4346 250.767.3441 250.767.6509 250.767.0141 250.767.6718

Volunteer Opportunities

Children & Youth

Ambassadorial Society Bridge Family Resource

Girl Guides of Canada Greata Creek Camp Peachland Boys & Girls Club

Community Directory

Baptist Church Maple Springs Bible Camp Peachland Community Church John Peachland United Church & Bargain Bin St. Margaret’s Anglican Church

250.767.9076 250.767.9133 250.767.7422 250.768.5861 250.767.6796 250.767.2954 250.808.3710 250.767.2357 250.767.2546 250.767.6611

Linda 778.479.2843 Jen 250.763.0456 Ext 203 Leath 250.469.2425 Lee 250.767.9626 250.767.2515

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EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION PEACHLAND RESIDENTS

Register in-person only with valid photo ID starting Thu, Apr 12 at 8:30 am. Residents can register themselves and family members of the same household only.

We Are Here!

District of Peachland Recreation Office 4450 6th Street Peachland, BC V0H 1X6 Contact us by: Phone: 250.767.2133 Fax: 250.767.9597 e-mail: rec-clerk@peachland.ca web: www.peachland.ca Recreation Clerk Carly-Anne Wise rec-clerk@peachland.ca Recreation Coordinator Ben Stringer bstringer@peachland.ca Community Services Director Cheryl Wiebe cwiebe@peachland.ca

Registration starts Online: Friday, April 13, 8:30 am In Person: Monday, April 16, 8:30 am Registration for summer programs begins online Fri, Apr 13 and in person Mon, Apr 16 at 8:30 am and continues until a decision is made regarding the program (anywhere from one week until 48 hours from the start date).

Register Today – 4 Ways to Register

By Phone Visa, Mastercard or Amex 250.767.2133

Mail In Cheques payable to the District of Peachland

In Person Cash, Cheque, Debit Card, Visa, Mastercard or Amex

Online Visa, Mastercard or Amex www.peachland.ca

*Payment is due at the time of registration

General Registration Information We are on Facebook!

Search “Peachland Recreation” and stay up-to-date and connected to our events and programs. Become a fan by clicking “Like” on our Page.

OFFICE HOURS Spring Hours Apr 16-Jun 15 Mon-Thu 8:00 am-8:00 pm Fri 8:00 am-5:00 pm Summer Hours Jun 18-Aug 31 Mon-Fri 8:00 am-5:00 pm Closed: May 21, Jul 2, Aug 6, and Sep 3

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• Appropriate program selection and registration are the responsibility of the person registering for the program.

• Participants can transfer from one program to another only if space is available.

• Prorated refunds will be issued at the time/date of notification. There is a 20% processing fee on class withdrawls unless the withdrawal is accompanied by a statement from a medical doctor.

• All classes are subject to cancellation due to insufficient registration, instructor availability, inclement weather or non-availability of facilities. In these cases, a full or prorated refund will be issued.

• Class sizes are limited and are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis.

• Classes have both minimum and maximum numbers of participants required. Please register early.

• The District reserves the right to fill a class with drop-in spots 5 minutes after the regular start time.

Customer Satisfaction

Your satisfaction is important to us. Should you be unsatisfied with a program or service we offer, a refund may be issued at the discretion of management.

What to Recycle Items marked with an 7 should be placed in the garbage.

Paper Cups & Lids

Frozen Food Packaging

Plastic Containers & Lids

3 All disposable paper based cups & lids ___________________

3 Rinsed, plastic coated boxes such as ice cream cartons

DO NOT INCLUDE 7 Straws

Aerosol Cans & Caps

3 All empty & rinsed household plastic containers ___________________________________ DO NOT INCLUDE 7 Lawn edging, tarps, plastic furniture, toys or garden hoses • Motor oil or chemical containers (visit www.bcused oil.com for drop off locations) PLASTIC BAGS & STYROFOAM must be taken to DEPOT ONLY

3 Hairspray, deodorant, shaving cream, air freshener, food based aerosols 3 Cans must be completely empty ____________________________

Cartons (plastic coated) 3 Rinsed milk/milk alternative cartons 3 Rinsed soup ‘tetra-pak’ containers ___________________

DO NOT INCLUDE • Spray paint cans (please take to hazardous waste depot) • Propane cylinders (please call for recycling options)

DO NOT INCLUDE 7 Straws 7 Stand-up drink pouches

Tin Cans & Lids

Aluminum

3 All tin cans, keep lids attached 3 Empty & rinse 3 Labels are ok _______________________

3 Foil & food containers 3 Empty & rinse 3 Labels are ok ___________________________

DO NOT INCLUDE • Coat hangers, pots, pans or baking trays (please donate or take to metal recycler)

DO NOT INCLUDE 7 Chip or foil bags 7 Foil wrap from butter or cigarettes

Paper, Newspaper, Magazines

3 Frozen juice, coffee cans, nuts, chips, baby formula cans 3 Put lids in cart loose

Microwaveable Paper Containers 3 Single serve soups & other paper bowls ______________________ DO NOT INCLUDE 7 Bowls with metal rims

Cardboard & Boxboard

3 Newspapers, flyers & inserts 3 White & coloured paper & magazines, catalogues, phone books 3 Shredded paper accepted inside CLEAR plastic bag _______________________________

3 Clean cardboard boxes, pizza boxes etc.

3 Cereal box-type cardboard _______________________ DO NOT INCLUDE 7 Waxed produce boxes

DO NOT INCLUDE 7 NEW Paper bags with a plastic layer, eg pet food bags, tortilla chip bags 7 Carbon paper, used tissue or paper towels, foil gift wrap, ribbons, bows, padded envelopes • Books (please donate)

Depot Only Items:

Spiral Wound Paper Cans & Lids

Items marked with an 7 should be placed in the garbage.

Styrofoam, plastic bags and glass are not acceptable in curbside recycling carts.

Glass

Styrofoam™

Plastic Bags & Overwrap

3 Clear or coloured glass jars ______________________ DO NOT INCLUDE 7 Glasses, dishes, cookware, window glass or mirrors 7 Ceramics • Take beverage glass back to depot for deposit refund

3 Clean meat trays, foam egg cartons, take out containers, cups & bowls 3 Cushion packaging used to protect electronics 3 Separate white from coloured _____________________________

3 Bags for groceries, dry cleaning, bread, salad, frozen vegetable bags, outer bags for diaper, soft drinks, overwrap on mattresses, furniture & electronics _______________________________

www.recyclebc.ca

DO NOT INCLUDE 7 Foam peanuts, packing chips or noodles 7 Blue or pink foam board insulation 7 Shrink wrap for meats

DO NOT INCLUDE 7 Cellophane wrap, stretch or cling wrap 7 Zipper-lock bags 7 Potato chip or snack bags 7 Bubble wrap 7 Biodegradable or compostable plastic bags 7 Plastic shipping envelopes

For more information, visit regionaldistrict.com/recyclemore, or contact the Regional Waste Reduction Office at 250.469.6250.

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Peachland Recreation Inspiring active participation and community involvement Youth Yoga and Mini Movers page 5

Learn to Cha Cha and Jive page 10

POUNDÂŽ

page 11

Mini Kickers Soccer page 5

Junior Lifeguard Club Lifesaving Courses page 7

Adult Swim Lessons page 7

Swim Lessons

and much more!

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Get Active with Peachland Recreation!

Peachland Recreation 4450 6th Street Peachland, BC 32 www.peachland.ca V0H 1X6

PHOTO: Joanne Lofeudo

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