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Community Music Center
3350 Southeast Francis Street Portland, Oregon 97202 503-823-3177 | Fax: 503-823-3171 cmc@portlandoregon.gov CommunityMusicCenter.org
Music Programs Supervisor
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Gregory Dubay
Music Coordinator
Daniel Reyes Llinás
Music Leader
Kari Kjome
Office Staff
Steve Arts, Jonathan Cheskin
Bus Line
#9 SE Powell Blvd, #17 SE Holgate Blvd, #75 SE César E Chávez Blvd Call Tri-Met at 503-238-RIDE
Parking
Lot (limited) on East side of building; also street parking
ADA Accessibility
CMC’s facility is wheelchair accessible, with the exception of the basement.
BUILDING HOURS VARY due to staffing levels and weather and are posted on-site. Check online or call for more information.
Building Closed
January 16 February 20
Winter break office hours by appointment only December 19–January 6
ABOUT COMMUNITY MUSIC CENTER (CMC) WINTER 2023 PROGRAMS
In partnership with a nonprofit partner, CMC has been a popular place for music lessons and concerts in Portland since 1955. We enhance the greater Portland community by providing opportunities for all ages to learn about, make, and enjoy music. We do this through affordable music classes and lessons, free and low-cost concerts and workshops, low-cost instrument rentals, and other resources for the public.
Instrument Rentals:
Current and new students visit CommunityMusicCenter. org/instruments
Facility Use and Rentals:
Event Rental bookings taken from January 18, 2023 NEW: Book a classroom for individual practice (see website).
Visit portland.gov/parks/register or scan the QR code to view and register for CMC classes online. Sign up beginning DECEMBER 14 for January 9–March 20 activities Sign up beginning JANUARY 18 for February 13–March 20 activities
Access Pass—With resources from the Parks Local Option Levy (Parks Levy), we can offer new payment options for City of Portland residents that allow you to choose payment levels based on your needs. Register for a free Access Pass to receive an ongoing discount of 25, 50, 75, or 90%. No proof of income is required. Learn more online: portland.gov/parks/discount
Additional Need-based Discounts Available—If additional financial assistance is needed to assure someone can participate in CMC programs, including non-residents of Portland, inquire about available support from the non-profit friends of CMC by emailing cmc@portlandoregon.gov or calling 503-823-3177. Learn more about CMC and how you can support on page 32. PRESCHOOL AGE Exploring Together* YOUTH Individual Lessons* Choir* Drum World* Group Piano Lessons* and Music Theory* Reading and Rhythm* String Orchestra and Chamber Ensemble Suzuki Group Classes Theory & Games* Xylophone Orchestra* ADULTS, INCLUDING 60 & UP (See Lifelong Recreation, pages 124–161, for more activities for 60 & up.) Group Piano Lessons* Community Choirs* Community String Orchestra Drumming* Fiddling Recorder* and Renaissance Winds Ukulele Circle* ADAPTIVE RECREATION (See Adaptive & Inclusive Music, page 31, for more details.) Drum Circle* Musical Experiences* ROSEWOOD MUSIC PROGRAM AT Y.O.U.TH Drop-in and registered programs to be announced. See page 31 *Indicates activities welcoming new beginners
EARLY CHILDHOOD MUSIC Exploring Together | Age 18 months–5
It's more than musical playtime for kids! Develop self-expression, cognitive, social and musical skills through songs, games, movement, and percussion play, while making friends along the way. Be part of a harmonious experience that creatively engages concepts such as rhythm and tonality, then bring it home to share. This is a family class—Adult attendance is required.
Register the child only.
Age 11–18 months
Tu $110 1/10–3/14 12:45–1:25pm 1149632 Cummings
Age 16–24 months
Tu $110 1/10–3/14 1:45–2:25pm 1149633 Cummings
Age 2–4
W $110 1/11–3/15 2:00–2:40pm 1149281 Cummings
1/11–3/15 2:45–3:25pm 1149282 Cummings
SKILLS & THEORY—YOUTH Theory & Games | Age 5–7
Explore basic concepts while participating in listening, movement, and other interactive activities. Starting with a solid foundation leads to success playing an instrument and enthusiasm for creating and understanding music. New
participants are welcome to join this class.
M 1/9–3/20 3:45–4:25pm $110 1149315 Jorden
1/11–3/15 3:45–4:25pm 1149314 Jefferson
Drum World | Age 8–13
Explore different percussion instruments and play with rhythms and patterns from near home and far away lands. Drums
provided on site. New participants are welcome to join this class.
W 1/11–3/15 4:30–5:10pm $110 1149279 Van Cleave
Reading & Rhythm | Age 7–11
Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do! Gain and practice skills to help you enjoy music more and learn songs more quickly and easily on any instrument. New participants are welcome to join this
class.
M 1/9–3/20 4:30–5:10pm $110 1149305 Jorden
M $110 1/9–3/20 5:30–6:10pm 1149304 Jorden
Xylophone Orchestra | Age 6–10
The perfect blend of melody and rhythm! Join us for a musical journey as we build on the fundamental skills of music and teamwork. No prior music experience required.
New participants are welcome to join this class.
W 1/11–3/15 3:45–4:25pm $110 1149316 Van Cleave
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS Violin, Viola, Cello | Age 5–18
Virtual (via Zoom) lessons available for some instruments
Thrive with customized instruction. Build the skills and abilities needed to enjoy music as a participant, gaining self-confidence and developing self-expression. During the school year, individual lessons are complemented with required attendance in a music skills class or ensemble (see below).
Enrollment Process
New-to-CMC students: Use the “application” activity number below to be put on a waiting list for an opening. Placement with an instructor depends on openings that are available at the time you apply. The CMC Private Lesson program runs through the school year 2022–23 (October to June). Lessons are scheduled between instructor and student at a mutually agreeable day and time, as verbally confirmed. Your instructor may require materials not included in registration fee. Beginners start with 30-minute lessons; advanced students (playing concertos or sonatas) move to 45-minute lessons; 60-minute lessons are provided in special cases. Suzuki, traditional, hybrid, and other instructional methods are used, depending on the instructor. Daily individual practice between classes is a required part of successful music instruction. • New Beginners: Apply using activity code 1149757
• Students with prior lesson experience who are new to CMC:
Apply using activity code 1149758
If/when a placement with a teacher is made you will be asked to set up a payment plan for lessons and attend a parent orientation class. • Continuing CMC students are already registered through mid-June and stay with the same lesson schedule through the school year.
Instruments
Instrument rentals may be available from CMC. Indicate your need for an instrument at the time of registration or fill out our online rental request form at: communitymusiccenter.org/instruments
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Participation
Good attendance and daily practice between lessons is expected.
Required Enrichment Class | School Year 2022–23
During the School Year, CMC requires private lesson students to enroll in a concurrent enrichment class or apply for an exemption if participating in similar activities elsewhere. Separate fees apply for CMC’s enrichment classes, and enrollment for the class is in addition to the private lesson registration. Options include: • Skills: Reading & Rhythm, Theory & Games, Drum World • Ensembles: Xylophone Orchestra, Youth Choir, Suzuki Group Class*, String Orchestra*, Chamber Ensemble*, Fiddling* • Piano* (not for private piano students) *Prerequisites apply
Important Notes for Piano Classes:
• Students must have access to a piano or keyboard for daily practice at home. Limited rentals are available at CMC. Call 503-823-3177 for more information. • Lesson fees do not cover cost of music books
YOUTH Piano Primer | Age 6–9
To master eighty-eight keys, start with the basics. Focus on sitting and hand technique, note names, beginning rhythms, dynamics and more. Feel the accomplishment of playing your first tunes! Uses Faber Piano Lesson Primer Book (available for purchase or loan at CMC).
Beginning
No beginning classes programmed for winter term as of this catalog printing. Inquire at CMC for beginning piano opportunities or look for new classes at CMC in spring term.
Continuing (Term 2)
M 1/9–3/20 3:30–4:10pm $110 1149298 Jefferson
1/11–3/15 4:30–5:10pm 1149299 Jefferson
1/12–3/16 3:45–4:25pm 1149300 Messore
1/12–3/16 4:30–5:10pm 1149301 Messore
Continuing (Term 4)
F $110 1/13–3/17 3:45–4:25pm 1149303 Jefferson
1/13–3/17 4:30–5:10pm 1149302 Jefferson
Piano Laboratory | Age 7–14
Getting ahead of the class? Experiment with more individual attention. Enjoy making progress at your speed while benefiting from the chemistry of a small group setting.
Prerequisite: at least two years of group piano class or the equivalent. $140/10-week term.
Call CMC for class days and times. Priority given to continuing students from Fall. No beginning classes programmed for Winter Term as of catalog printing. Inquire at CMC or look for new classes in Spring Term.
Piano Adventures | Age 8–14
A beginner class designed for older kids. Check with CMC staff on lesson book used if joining this class in progress.
Continuing (Term 2)
Th 1/12–3/16 5:30–6:10pm $110 1149286 Messore
Continuing from Prior Terms
M 1/9–3/20 4:30–5:10pm $110 1149287 Jefferson
ADULT Piano Beginning | Age 60 & up
Explore the elements of rhythm, melody and harmony in a comfortable small class setting. Learn to read music and play popular songs on a full-size piano. Students need to have access to a piano or keyboard to practice at home. Please bring $18 for the Alfred Basic Adult All-in-One Piano Course Book 1 to purchase at the site before the first class. Th 1/12–3/16 1:00–1:50pm $114 1149752 Soldevila
Piano Continuing | Age 60 & up
This class continues working through the Alfred Basic Adult All-inone Piano Course (Book number as listed below). Listing below is in order of experience level (lower to higher). Continuing students stay at the same day and time as last term (unless moving up or down a level). If you are new to the class or unsure of which one is right for you, call the CMC office before enrolling.
Book 1
Tu 1/10–3/14 12:00–12:50pm $114 1149290 Currell
Tu $114 1/10–3/14 2:00–2:50pm 1149288 Currell
W $114
W $114
Book 2
Tu $114 1/11–3/15 12:00–12:50pm 1149291 Currell
1/11–3/15 1:00–1:50pm 1149289 Currell
1/10–3/14 1:00–1:50pm 1149292 Currell
Suzuki Group Classes | Age 4–18
Play through known songs with a group of kids at the same level to enhance the string lesson experience. Be inspired by watching more advanced players. Enjoy string games and brainteasers, too! Note: This course is a complement to private lessons. All participants must be concurrently enrolled in Suzuki lessons at CMC or elsewhere Your instructor may require materials not listed in the registration fee.
Violin
Suzuki Violin Pre-Twinkle through Book 3 W 1/11–3/15 5:15–6:15pm $80 1149312 Belleri
Violin / Viola
Suzuki Violin and Viola Book 1 through early-Book 3 Th 1/12–3/16 4:15–5:00pm $80 1149313 Scott
String Orchestra Level I | Age 7–13
Get ready for some 'sound' teamwork! Develop note reading and rhythm skills, practice following a conductor, and get a grasp on instrument and bow techniques while discovering the thrill of playing in an ensemble. Students in this class use the book Strictly Strings Volume 1 (may be purchased or borrowed from CMC). Prerequisite: One or
two years of study on instrument and beginning notereading skills.
F 1/13–3/17 3:45–4:25pm $80 1149309 Murer
String Orchestra Level II | Age 11–17
You are on your way to playing the 'greats'! Develop instrument techniques such as vibrato, upper positions and bowing skills on exciting music that stretches teamwork ability in the symphonic realm. Prerequisite: Students
should be in Suzuki Book 2 or similar level, using positions and shifting, and have some sight-reading skill.
F 1/13–3/17 4:30–5:15pm $80 1149310 Murer
String Chamber Ensemble | Age 12–18
Ready for more challenging parts, more composers, more teamwork? Bring your instrumental prowess to bear on a wider repertoire. Build high-level ensemble and interpretive skills such as tempo changes and phrasing. Be prepared to work and get ready for the applause! Prerequisite: Students should be in mid to late Suzuki Book 4 or similar level, using positions and shifting, have some sight-reading skill. No audition required, however, instructor has final say as to student's enrollment. This class is currently full and
waitlisting.
F 1/13-3/17 5:25–6:25pm $110 1149308 Murer
Youth Choir | Age 8–13
Just try to catch your breath in this high-energy group for young voices! Develop singing techniques, note reading skills and accuracy of pitch and rhythm while making lasting friendships. Tu 1/10-3/14 5:00–6:00pm $40 1149317 Edson
Youth Vocal Ensemble | Age 13–15
Got the basics? Take the voice to the next level by joining this dedicated group. Polish vocal performance skills while exploring a challenging new repertoire. Benefit from more individual attention in the small group setting. Prerequisite:
one year of youth choir or equivalent, and instructor approval (based on the ability to hold a part). Qualified students audition individually.
Th 1/12–3/16 5:00–6:00pm $80 1149318 Edson
ENSEMBLES
Playing in an ensemble is being on a team. Students rely on each other to make progress as a group. We ask that group class participants: • Show a high level of attendance. • Practice between classes. • Have concurrent weekly lessons at CMC or elsewhere and work on the ensemble repertoire with that teacher. CMC’s string groups are non-audition, but the instructor has final say as to the appropriate level class for each enrolled student.
Fiddling | Age 13 & up
Gain experience playing with others in this ensemble class! Students learn about and perform alternative styles of folk music that broadly represent the North American string music tradition. These styles include Old-time, Bluegrass, Celtic, Swing, and more. Open for Violin and Viola students. Prerequisite: At least three years playing your
instrument(s), ability to play scales in a few keys, name
notes, and play in time. For any questions, please contact the CMC coordinator at 503-679-5879. Tu 1/10–3/14 6:30–7:30pm $110 1149283 Dammann
Adult Cello Group (Beginner) | Age 16 & up NEW!
Explore the rich tones of the instrument firsthand in a supportive setting. Get a start or refresher on tuning, tone production, bowing and fingering. The class will offer everything you need to play your first tunes and get your first swoons! Instrument rentals may be available from CMC. Indicate your need for an instrument at the time of registration or fill out our online rental request form at: CommunityMusicCenter.org/instruments Tu 1/10–3/14 6:00–6:50pm $114 1149630 Cheskin
Cello Ensemble (Intermediate–Advanced) NEW!
Age 16 & up
Who needs violins and violas? A group of these sonorous stringed instruments is beautifully complete, with melody, harmony and a rich repertoire. Develop skills to hold your own part while playing well with others. Find your comfort level of musical challenge, or stretch your technique, all under the guidance of an instructor. Prerequisite: At least
two years of group class instruction or the equivalent experience.
Tu 1/10–3/14 7:00–7:50pm $114 1149631 Cheskin
Community String Orchestra | Age 16 & up
Why let the pros have all the fun? Make lasting musical friendships and hone playing skills while enjoying the glorious symphonic sound of great masterworks. Prerequisite: At
least two years of instrumental study or permission from conductor and reasonable sight-reading ability; ability to shift to third position. Some ensemble or class experience
desirable. Call CMC if joining this class in winter term (online registration available for returning students from fall term). Participants are encouraged to enroll in the Spring term as soon as registration is open. Listed fee is for Winter term. Th 1/12–3/16 7:15–8:45pm $80 1149278 Zweben
Community Chorus | Age 18 & up
Seeking fellowship with other vocalists in a dedicated group? Join this long-standing, medium-sized, non-audition community choir, affectionately known as the Francis Street Singers, to rehearse and perform repertoire spanning nearly 500 years. Create beautiful harmony in sound and with new friendships. Prerequisite: Knowledge of tone production,
sight-reading skills, familiarity with part singing. Prior
choir experience helpful. Participants are encouraged to register for spring term when registration opens. Listed fee is for winter term. New participants are welcome at the start of any term. Instructor may require materials not included in registration fee. Tu 1/10–3/14 6:30–8:30pm $80 1149277 Edson
Intermediate & Advanced Recorder Ensemble
Age 14 & up
Enter the next level of the instrument's repertoire. Explore more challenging pieces, play two or more sizes in an ensemble where technique and musicianship will develop. Sopranos, altos, tenors, bass and great bass come together as a polished ensemble under the guidance of an instructor. Meet other enthusiasts; refine skills that enable playing as one. There will be opportunity for some to sing play reed and string instruments. Technique and ornamentation will be discussed. Prerequisite: Intermediate ability on C or F
instruments (knowledge of all fingerings) and have ability to sight-read and maintain a rhythmically independent part.
M 1/9–3/20 7:00–8:30pm $114 1149284 Neuman, G. & P.
Recorder for Beginners | Age 60 & up*
Find your Renaissance by learning this timeless instrument in the pleasure and comfort of a small group. Begins with note reading, fingering and simple songs to play. Bring your own recorder (none provided); instructor suggests Aulos, Zenon or Yamaha brand). Both C (soprano, tenor) and F (alto, bass) recorders welcome. This activity uses an instructional book and CD which you can purchase on the first day of class at CMC for $20 (in addition to registration fee; non-refundable). *This class is open to beginners of all
ages with priority to age 60 and up.
W 1/11–3/15 7:15–8:00pm $114 1149306 Markham
Recorder for Intermediate Players | Age 60 & up
Find your Renaissance by learning this timeless instrument in the pleasure and comfort of a small group. Begins where the Beginning class leaves off. Bring your own recorder (none provided); instructor suggests Aulos, Zenon or Yamaha brand). Both C (soprano, tenor) and F (alto, bass) recorders welcome. New participants welcome to join if
prerequisites are met. This class continues from fall term.
W 1/11–3/15 6:30–7:15pm $114 1149307 Markham
Ukulele Circle | Age 60 & up* NEW!
Join in a creative, engaging, and community-building group experience. Explore the basics of ukulele fingerstyle techniques and applied music theory. Learn popular songs by playing together in a welcoming ensemble setting. Class materials will be provided by the teacher at no extra charge. *This class is open to all ages with priority to age 60 and up. Instrument rentals may be available from CMC. Indicate your need for a ukulele at the time of registration or fill out our online rental request form at communitymusiccenter. org/instruments M 1/9–3/20 2:30–3:30pm $114 1149626 Jorden
Drum World | Age 60 & up
Hone your inner pulse, improve, and develop your sense of musical timing, explore different percussion instruments while playing with other participants in the world of percussion. Instruments will be provided for class. W 1/11–3/15 2:30–3:20pm $114 1149280 Van Cleave
Theory—Beginning | Age 60 & up
Would you like to know more about the fundamentals? Discover basic principles through the study of keyboard harmony, intervals, tonality, chord functions and progressions. Learn to analyze and better understand repertoire. Comprehension and performance ability will increase dramatically. Previous piano experience is not required; however, the keyboard is used to demonstrate music theory concepts. Th 1/12–3/16 2:00–2:50pm $114 1149753 Soldevila
Musical Experiences | Age 12–18
This is a 30-minute one-on-one class offered between the following time slots 3:30–4:00pm, 4:00–4:30pm, and 4:30–5:00pm. Explore the elements of rhythm, melody and harmony in an inclusive, small class setting. Experience the sounds and music you love at a welcoming, adaptive and creative pace. For more information and support, contact CMC'S staff at 503-823-3177. Please let us know if you will be needing any ADA accommodations at least 10 business days in advance. Instructor may require purchase of additional materials not included in the registration fee. This class is wheelchair accessible, and is offered in partnership with PP&R Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation. Tu 1/10–3/14 3:30–5:00pm $140 1149285 Currell
Drum Circle—Feel the Beat! | Age 12 & up
Be creative and stomp your feet. Discover drumming methods and making up beats on the spot. Appreciate the role rhythm plays and explore drumming together. Catch the rhythm and hear the beat! This class is wheelchair accessible, and is offered in partnership with PP&R Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation. Th 1/12–2/9 5:30–6:30pm $34 1149163 Kjome
2/16–3/16 5:30–6:30pm 1149164 Kjome
ROSEWOOD MUSIC PROGRAM AT Y.O.U.TH
Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R) is planning music and arts activities in East Portland with community partners. Call our partner liaison at 503-679-5879 for the latest program information at:
The Center powered by YOUth (Youth Organized and United to Help)
SE 162nd Ave and Stark St youthpdx.org
Ukulele Circle
Join our creative, engaging, and community-building group. Explore the basics of technique, theory, and sight reading by playing together in a welcoming ensemble setting. Class materials will be provided by the teacher at no extra charge. Participants are encouraged to attend at minimum 8 sessions per term. High level of attendance is expected. This class is a continuation of fall term 2022. Instrument rentals may be available from CMC. Indicate your need for an instrument at the time of registration or fill out our online rental request form at: communitymusiccenter.org
Beginner | Age 7–12
Fr 1/13–3/17 4:00–4:45pm $80 1149666 Soldevila
Beginner | Age 8–13
Suzuki Violin and Viola Book 1 through early-Book 3 Fr 1/13–3/17 5:00–5:45pm $80 1149665 Soldevila
FACILITY USE AND RENTALS
• Event Rental bookings taken from January 18, 2023 • Community groups and individual musicians wanting to use the CMC auditorium or other rooms for their music-related projects, rehearsals, or performances at low fee or no cost are asked to use our online interest list form in the Auditorium
Reservations section of our website at: portland.gov/parks/community-music-center • Drop-in practice room use is currently suspended. See our website in September for more information on these facility-use options.
COMMUNITY MUSIC CENTER, INC.
Community Music Center’s non-profit partner (CMC, Inc.) is an all-volunteer organization that raises money year-round to increase access to music education through needbased scholarships and tuition subsidy, instrument rentals to students, free or low-cost concerts, and more. CMC, Inc. was founded in 1960 by a group of parents and interested citizens to help maintain the CMC as a City facility, providing scholarship assistance and tuition subsidy through year-round fundraising. Today, through its Board of Directors, CMC, Inc. continues to provide the vital financial and leadership support required to ensure equity of access to quality music activities in Portland Parks & Recreation.
Board of Directors
Brian Wagner, President Kevin Lefohn, Vice-president Judy Rompa, Vice-president Katherine Schroeder, Treasurer Matthew Morgan, Secretary Sarah Reardon Katrina Kahl JC Smith Peter Tsiorba Sara Watts
Help Community Music Center remain vital—Donate!
Since class fees do not cover all costs, CMC relies on donations from individuals and organizations to fulfill its mission. You can help CMC with your tax-deductible cash donation to CMC, Inc.
Call 503-823-3177 or visit us online: CommunityMusicCenter.org
Scholarship funds are made possible by fundraising events and generous donations from individuals and businesses made to CMC, Inc. Endowment funds are maintained by the Oregon Community Foundation for CMC, Inc.’s scholarships, operations, and programs: Naomi Blumberg Chamber Music Education Fund Elizabeth N. Gray Fund Shirley Englund Music Scholarships Fund Marion T. Tsefalas Music Scholarships Fund
AWARDS AND MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
Cash awards in memory of dear friends of CMC are presented to outstanding students at the end of each school year based on demonstrated excellence in playing, dedication, involvement in the musical community, and significant progress. The faculty nominates eligible students, and finalists are determined by faculty and staff. All of the award funds listed above are managed by the Oregon Community Foundation.
CMC HISTORY BOOK
Community Music Center: The First 60 Years— A Musical History
Both a historical profile and memory album, this book lays out the fascinating story of Portland’s Community Music Center, from the early inspirational movements in local arts education, to the vision of CMC’s founders, the accomplishments of students, and the significant resources and thriving community of the Center today. On sale online at CommunityMusicCenter.org and on site.
Age 6 & under with an adult
Ladybug Nature Walks take place in Portland’s parks and natural areas. Children attend with an adult who assists in guiding them along as they explore. Children learn through questions, observation, and play. Groups move slowly through the park, stopping often. In this way, children have time to notice the plants and animals around them. We may also read a story, sing a song, or use puppets for imaginative play. While exploring, children borrow a small ladybug backpack with a few fun tools like: a magnifying lens, metal spoon, color wheel, bug box, paintbrush, and a toy insect.
Walks last about an hour and take place at 10:00am in a different Portland park each week.
Upcoming walks and registration links can be found by scanning the QR code below or at: portland.gov/parks/environmental-education/ladybug-nature-walks
Contact us! EnviroEd@portlandoregon.gov or call us at: 503-823-3601
PORTLAND PARKS & RECREATION SPORTS OFFICE
DELTA PARK SPORTS COMPLEX | 10850 NORTH DENVER AVE
SPRING VOLLEYBALL
Grades 4–12 • All genders
Established teams and individual players are invited to register for PP&R’s youth volleyball program, which provides players an opportunity to learn and practice fundamentals, develop teamwork, and participate in match play in a recreational environment. Players in fourth grade through high school are eligible to participate and all skill levels are welcome.
Registration dates: March 13–April 14, 2023 For more information visit: portland.gov/parks/sports/volleyball
PORTLAND.GOV/PARKS/SPORTS
Jennifer Rounseville
Blaine Rethmeier
503-823-5126 blaine.rethmeier@portlandoregon.gov
