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2018-19 november - march

- St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department will begin taking 2019 park shelter rental reservations on Wednesday, January 2 at 8:00A. See page 30 for more information.

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The City of St. Charles, Missouri, fully complies with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and related statutes and regulations in all programs and activities. For more information, or to obtain a Title VI Complaint Form, please call the City Clerk’s Office at (636)949-3282 or visit City Hall located at 200 North Second Street, St. Charles, Missouri, 63301.

POSTMASTER PLEASE DELIVER BY NOVEMBER 12, 2018

PRSTD STD CITY OF ST. CHARLES U.S. POSTAGE PAID 200 N. SECOND STREET SAINT CHARLES ST. CHARLES, MO 63301 MISSOURI PERMIT NO. 720

O f f i c e I n f o r m at i o n ADMINISTRATION BUILDING:

LOCATION: Blanchette Park 1900 Randolph, St. Charles, MO 63301 HOURS: Monday-Friday: 8:00A-5:00P PHONE: (636)949-3372 EMAIL: info@stcharlesparks.com REGISTER BY: Mail, Phone, In Person or Online at: www.stcharlesparks.com

Registrations and reservations will only be taken when accompanied with a form of payment.

(636) 944-6001

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Our Mission:

Director's Note

Public parks enhance a community’s quality of life, aesthetic integrity, ecological and environmental contributions, and space for engaging in active or passive recreation activities. Parks also enhance property values, increase municipal revenue, bring in homebuyers, attracting small businesses, appealing to retirees and make St Charles more inviting, affecting the competitive advantage of our community. As we reflect on 2018 and round the corner planning for 2019, we share a few statistics of how important these parks and recreation elements are to our community.

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• For 10 weeks of Summer Fun Day Camp, we averaged 280 children daily • There were 950 rentals of our 24 pavilions for family and friend gatherings • Between our 4 Community Buildings, there were 267 rentals • Attendance at all three Aquatic Facilities was 143,007 • 981 Season Passes to the Aquatic Facilities were purchased • Environmental impact of the trees within parks is valued at $277,739.42 annually • We have over 200 species of trees within our parks • Since May, the Centennial Greenway has had 14,000 cyclists and 11,919 pedestrians

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As we near the end of 2018, we hope you have enjoyed all we have to offer this year and look forward to a bright beginning in 2019. Enjoy the winter activities and we’ll see you in the Parks, an Extension of Your Own Backyard!

"The City of St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department provides parks, facilities and programs to enrich the quality of life for residents and visitors, while preserving green space for future generations to enjoy." Tom Smith..................................... Mike Ryan..................................... Patrick Caskey.............................. David Fichtenmayer................... Leah Akers..................................... Sandy Bichel................................. Brad Harmon................................ Kathy Mudrovic........................... Bradley Nowak............................

President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Member Member Member Member Member

Maralee Britton........ Director of Parks & Recreation Chris Atkinson.......... Asst. Director of Parks & Recreation Tina Sieker.................. Administrative Coordinator Don Borgmeyer........ Enterprise Superintendent Peter VanLinn III....... Parks Superintendent Todd Kassabaum........ Chief Park Ranger 2 | PLAY

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THANK YOU ST. CHARLES! Bales Area - DuSable Park

Blanchette Aquatic Facility

Wapelhorst Aquatic Facility

Thanks to the support of our community and the passing of Prop P on August 2, 2016, we were able to accomplish some amazing things. Here are some of the highlights of what has been completed as promised! We hope everyone has had the chance to get out and enjoy the new Regot Area - DuSable Park facilities and improved features that were made possible by you!

✓ New Blanchette Aquatic Facility ✓ New Wapelhorst Aquatic Facility ✓ New Playgrounds:

- Bales Area - DuSable Park - Regot Area - DuSable Park - McNair Park - Day Camp Area - Wapelhorst Park - Westwinds Park

McNair Park - Day Camp Area

- Blanchette Park: New LED lights and poles at fields 1 & 2 and a new batting practice area - Jaycee Park: New player benches and covers - Kiwanis Park: New player benches and covers - McNair Park: New LED lights and poles at fields 5 & 6 and new player benches and covers - St. Charles Soccer Complex: New LED lights and poles at fields 7 - 10 - Wapelhorst Park: New LED lights at fields 1 - 4

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✓ Athletic Field Improvements:

McNair Park Field 5

Blanchette Park

Westwinds Park

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Parks Foundation EDUCATION FOR TODAY, CONSERVATION FOR TOMORROW.

The St. Charles Parks and Recreation Foundation Board was founded in 1984. This nonprofit organization is dedicated to the conservation, education and preservation of our Parks. They support the St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department through projects and endowment funds, capital improvements and park maintenance, land acquisition, beautification projects, scholarship funds for recreation programs and special events. Anyone can make a tax-deductible gift to the St. Charles Parks and Recreation Foundation. Gifts of any size are appreciated. There are several ways of giving including the following: • The Gift of Trees • Memorial Benches • Playground Fence Posts at Jaycee Park's Discovery Playground • Personalized Pavers in Frontier Park by the Lewis and Clark monument The Foundation also hosts special events that offer another way for you to show your support or contribute to their mission. Each year they host a Beer and Chicken Dance and a Glow Bowl event during the winter. Learn more about the St. Charles Parks and Recreation Foundation by visiting their website at: WWW.STCHARLESPARKSFOUNDATION.ORG 4 | PLAY

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Welcome TINA SIEKER

ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR

Tina Sieker recently joined the St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department as the Administrative Coordinator. She joins our Department from St. Charles Community College where she worked in the Division of Corporate and Community Development for 20 plus years, spending the last 7 years managing the Continuing Education Department. Tina has a Bachelorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Degree in Business Administration from Lindenwood University. She is excited to join the Parks and Recreation team where she can contribute to a department that works to improve the quality of life and leisure time for St. Charles residents.

Our Team! TRACEY KEMPLE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSOCIATE III

Tracey Kemple has been with the St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department as a part time employee since April of 2017, and was excited to accept the full-time Administrative Associate position this past July. Tracey was born and raised in St. Charles, MO and some of her earliest childhood memories include playing in Blanchette, McNair, and Jaycee Park. With a background of 16 plus years in customer service, Tracey is here to address your concerns or answer any questions you may have about the myriad of programs and facilities the Parks and Recreation Department has to offer. Interested in becoming a part of the St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department's team? Visit our website to learn about the different job opportunities we have. Join us for our Job Fair on January 3, see page 9 for more details!

Tyler Hoff MAINTENANCE I

Tyler Hoff began working for the St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department maintenance team back in August of 2013. His knowledge of maintenance throughout the park system and irrigation grew over the course of his time spent with us. After four years of working with the department he parted ways when he moved out of state. He soon returned to the area and rejoined the Parks and Recreation Department in June of 2018 as the full-time Maintenance I position. Tyler is looking forward to his new career and is eager to expand on the construction, mowing and cemetery experience he previously gained.

TOM FELLERS MAINTENANCE III

Tom Fellers joined the St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department this past August as the Maintenance III full-time position. He began his career as an electrician in 1984. He received an Associates Degree in Electrical Mechanics in 1995 and continued on with his education in 1996 when we went back to school for HVAC and holds an EPA license. His past work experience includes McDonnell Douglas, Local 1 IBEW and Fort Leonard Wood as a Maintenance Mechanic, Prestige Maintenance USA as an Area Manager and Mercy Hospital as a Facility Maintenance Technician III taking care of electric and fire safety systems. Tom is excited to be a part of his new Parks team!

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HOLIDAY COOKIE DECORATING CLASS (AGES 15 - UP) Do you want your holiday cookies to stand out this year? We've teamed up with SugarBot Sweet Shop to bring you this instructional class on icing and decorating. Whip up professional looking holiday cookies in no time! All participants will be learning and using the following decorating techniques; outlines, fills, dots, stripes, zig zags and marbling. Every participant will take home 6 of their very own decorated holiday cookies to share with family and friends. Don't miss out on this sweet, one-of-a-kind class! MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH Time: 6:00P - 8:00P Location: Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park 1900 Randolph, 63301

Fee: $40 per person - all supplies included Code: 133201-01

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CANDY CANE HUNT (AGES 14 - UNDER)

Santa's elves have hidden hundreds of candy canes throughout the park and it's up to you to find them! Some will be hidden high, some hidden low, maybe on the playground or possibly in the snow. Complimentary hot cocoa and a visit from Santa will make this event one to remember. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2ND Time: 1:00P - 2:00P Location: Wapelhorst Park 1875 Muegge Road, 63303

Fee: $8 per person | Code: 324803-01

Bring a bucket or pillow case to collect your candy canes.

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STORYTIME WITH SANTA (AGES 14 - UNDER)

Join us for an enchanting evening as Santa Claus reads to us one of his favorite Christmas stories. Enjoy a cozy night out with the family as you warm up by the fire pit with a delicious cup of hot cocoa before storytime begins. Don't forget your camera because after storytime children can get their photo taken with Santa. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9TH Time: 4:00P - 5:00P Location: Webster Park Community Building 2201 South River Road, 63303

Fee: $10 per child | Code: 324803-04

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NEW HOLIDAY GIFT WRAP WORKSHOP (AGES 18 - UP)

Do you love giving gifts but dread wrapping them? Then this class is for you! You'll say goodbye to gift bags and tissue paper after you join us for this evening workshop. Learn some helpful tips and tricks on how to beautifully wrap your holiday gifts this year. Participants are asked to bring 4 gift boxes for wrapping during this class. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12TH Time: 6:00P - 7:00P Location: Webster Park Community Building 2201 South River Road, 63303

Fee: $25 per person - all wrapping materials provided Participants are welcome to bring their own beverages to class.

Code: 333602-01

LETTERS FROM SANTA Receive a personal letter from Santa Claus this Christmas by sending letters via the St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department.

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BREAKFAST WITH SANTA

Santa Claus is coming to town! Join us for a jolly good time at our annual Breakfast with Santa event! Enjoy a delicious hot breakfast and some festive crafts. Each child will have the opportunity to get their photo taken with Santa too, so don't forget your cameras. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15TH Time: Breakfast will begin at 9:00A Location: Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park 1900 Randolph, 63301

Early Registration Fee: $12 per person Fee On/After Friday, November 30: $15 per person Code: 324803-02 ALL ATTENDING MUST PAY (Ages 2 and under is free) Seating is limited. Register your family before it sells out.

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Letters need to be received by Friday, December 7th. Return address must be clearly marked. ALL LETTERS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO: THE NORTH POLE 1900 Randolph Street St. Charles, MO 63301

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Parks Passport Card

Did you know the Parks and Recreation Department offers a Parks Passport Card for St. Charles City residents? This card offers several discounts to different St. Charles City businesses, discounts for St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department programs and discounts on daily pool admission including the NEW Wapelhorst and Blanchette Aquatic Facilities. The card also gives you St. Peters resident rates to the Rec-Plex and their outdoor pools.

It's almost time to renew your Parks Passport Card! The current card expires December 31, 2018. The new card will offer discounts from January 2019 through December 2020, that's 2 years of savings! The new cards will be available in January, 2019. Check our website for updates! NEW ILL CARDS W E BL A L AI BE AV JANUARY IN 2019!

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HOW TO REDEEM YOUR FREE PARKS PASSPORT CARD

This card is free and available to St. Charles CITY RESIDENTS ONLY. To redeem your Parks Passport Card you must visit our Administration Office in Blanchette Park with two proofs of residency. Bring in two of these three types ID with you: Driver's License with current address AND a current Tax Receipt OR current paid Utility Bill

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Walt Quizney TRIVIA NIGHT

TRIVIA | COSTUME CONTEST | TABLE DECORATING CONTEST Calling Mouseketeers of ALL AGES! Don't just fly, SOAR on over to the Walt Quizney Trivia Night. Gather your 'ohana and friends for a magical evening. Don't wait, bibbidi bobbidi book your table today before this event sells out. FRIDAY, JANUARY 4TH Trivia begins at 7:00P | Check-in at 6:30P Location: Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park 1900 Randolph, 63301

Fee: $160 per table of 8 | Code: 124801-01 Price includes draft beer and soda. Guests may bring in their own food and beverages into this event.

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Join us for our first indoor Cornhole Tournament this winter in partnership with Jay's Cornhole. Guaranteed 4 games through round robin and double elimination play. Maximum of 30 teams. Don't wait, register your team today before it's too late! SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND Doors open at 10:30A | Tournament begins at 11:00A Location: Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park 1900 Randolph, 63301

Fee: $45 per team of 2 | AGES 18 - UP Code: 130901-01 Registration closes Friday, January 25.

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SATURDAY, MARCH 9TH (AGES 21 - UP) Trivia begins at 7:00P | Doors open at 6:15P Location: Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park (1900 Randolph, 63301) Fee: $160 per table of 8 | Code: 181901-01 OR $20 for individual registration | Code: 181901-02 Price includes draft beer and soda. Guests may bring in their own food and beverages into this event

RESERVE YOUR TABLE BEFORE THIS EVENT SELLS OUT! C.O.P.S. Camp is an annual children's camp, hosted by the St. Charles Parks and Recreation Ranger Division, in conjunction with the St. Charles City Police Department and Fire Department. This camp provides children the opportunity to learn about the duties of First Responders, while teaching the importance of teamwork. All proceeds from this trivia night will be used towards C.O.P.S. Camp, helping to keep the registration fees affordable and to continue to provide an amazing experience for the campers.

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Join us for the following Playdates! Children will have a blast making new memories and friends!

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MIGHTY TOTS BUNNY TROT (AGES 3 - 6) Calling all Mighty Tots! We have created a new and EGG-streme challenge for you to conquer. Our challenge will include hoppity hurdles, carrot patches, a rabbit hole and much more. The Easter Bunny will be at the finish line with a medal for each participant. Don't miss out on this adorable and unique event. Please make sure that children are dressed weather appropriate, as this event will be held outdoors.

BREAKFAST WITH THE EASTER BUNNY

SATURDAY, APRIL 6 Check-in at 9:30A | Start time at 10:00A Location: Blanchette Park (1900 Randolph, 63301) Fee: $15 per mighty tot Code: 124801-03 PRE-REGISTRATION ONLY. TH

The Easter Bunny will be hopping by St. Charles for the day and wants you to come visit! Enjoy a delicious hot breakfast, create some EGG-cellent crafts and get your picture taken with the Easter Bunny. An egg hunt will also be available for those children registered for the breakfast. Don't forget your camera, there will be lots of special moments to capture during this event. SATURDAY, APRIL 13TH Time: Breakfast will begin at 9:00A Location: Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park 1900 Randolph, 63301

Fee: $15 per person | Code: 124801-07 ALL ATTENDING MUST PAY (Ages 2 and under is free) Seating is limited. Register your family before it sells out.

ADULT EASTER EGG HUNT (AGES 21 - UP)

Gather your friends for some "big kid" fun at our Adult Easter Egg Hunt. Each participant will be able to join in the hunt for eggs and enjoy drinks with the company of their friends in the park. There will be a range of valuable prizes, as well as one grand prize winner. FRIDAY, APRIL 19TH Check-in at 7:30P | Start time at 8:00P Location: Wapelhorst Park (1875 Muegge Road, 63303) Meet at the concession stand near softball fields.

Fee: $20 per person - includes admission and 2 tickets for draft beer or soda PRE-REGISTRATION ONLY | Code: 124801-11 Bring your own buckets and flashlights.

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Every year the St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department makes park improvements by upgrading or adding new amenities to existing facilities. The following are upcoming park improvements that are planned for 2019. • Wapelhorst Tennis Court Restroom: Staff is in the process of finalizing plans to develop a new restroom that will be placed just west of the tennis courts near the corner of Muegge and Hackmann Road in Wapelhorst Park. This restroom will feature a small overhang along with a picnic table or two for spectators and park visitors to get a short rest and some shade. The plan is to have foundation and utilities prepped for the site this year and the construction and opening of the building complete by the end of spring 2019. • Additional Spectator and Ballfield Improvements: Further improvements to ballfields, ballfield facilities, and spectator areas are planned for 2019. These projects will include field drainage improvements, roofing installs and updates, and concession and restroom updates. • Boschert Greenway Phase 3 Updates: More development and improvement of the Boschert Greenway Phase 3 section will be conducted in 2019. This will include removing vegetation and railway infrastructure to better establish the extension of the Boschert Greenway path from Olive Street to Lawrence Street. • Roofing Improvements: Re-roofing is scheduled in 2019 for building roofs within Blanchette Park. These improvements will lead to better roofs over rentable facilities within Blanchette Park. • Circle Drive Park Playground Replacement Project: In early 2019 we will be replacing the old Circle Drive Park Playground. The new swing set will remain but we will be removing the old equipment and replacing it with a new playground for children ages 2-12 that will include slides, climbing, play panels and more. • Park Signage Updates: Updated park entrance monuments and way-finding signs will be installed at McNair and Frontier Parks in 2019.

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Adult Fitness

Fitness Instructor: John Wilkerson Licensed Tai Chi Instructor Location: Webster Park Community Building 2201 S. River Road, St. Charles 63303

TAI CHI FITNESS

This program is designed to be a safe and effective exercise for a wide range of ages and conditions including arthritis. It uses the Sun Style of Tai Chi with its Qigong exercise to benefit balance, flexibility, mobility, coordination, management of arthritis and health in general. Tai Chi Level 1: Designed for beginners or those in the early stages of practicing Tai Chi. No previous experience necessary. Tai Chi Level 2: For intermediate Tai Chi participants who have taken at least two session of Tai Chi Level 1.

6 Week Session: Mondays AND Wednesdays Total of 12 classes per session! Bring your own water bottle.

CODES DATES TIMES Tai Chi Level 1 - Fee: $60 per person 135813-01 1/7-2/13 9:15A-10:00A 135813-02 3/11-4/17 9:15A-10:00A

BLANCHETTE PARK

3801 Mueller Road Paved Trail: 1.86 miles

SCHAEFER PARK

1647 Wilshire Valley Blvd. Paved Trail: .46 miles

WAPELHORST PARK 1875 Muegge Road Paved Trail: 2.04 miles

WEBSTER PARK

2201 S. River Road Gravel Trail: .50 miles

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2006 N. Main Street, Paved Trail: .74 miles Gravel Trail: 1.82 miles Sand Trail: 1.08 miles

2805 Elm Street, Paved Trail: .45 miles

DUSABLE PARK

JAYCEE PARK

ST. CHARLES SOCCER COMPLEX

Begins at 2320 S. Old Highway 94 Paved Trail: 2.7 miles

500 S. Riverside Drive Paved Trail: .60 miles Katy Trail: .47 miles

CENTENNIAL GREENWAY

FRONTIER PARK

3100 Droste Road Paved Trail: 1.75 miles

Begins at 3309 Kister Drive Paved Trail: 3.81 miles

3301 Kister Drive Paved Trail: 1.45 miles

BOSCHERT GREENWAY

FOX HILL PARK

MCNAIR PARK

1000 Rosebrae Drive Paved Trail: .29 miles

North Side: 630 Fountain Lakes Blvd. South Side: 3750 Huster Road Gravel/Natural Trail: 4.74 miles

BOONE'S LICK PARK

FOUNTAIN LAKES PARK

1900 Randolph Paved Trail: .50 miles

CODES DATES TIMES Tai Chi Level 2 - Fee: $72 per person 145813-01 1/7-2/13 10:15A-11:15A 145813-02 3/11-4/17 10:15A-11:15A

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Adult Fitness Fitness Instructor: Dawn Bradley Licensed Group Fitness Instructor Location: Webster Park Community Building 2201 South River Road, 63303

YOGA

ACTIVE AGING (AGES 50+)

This yoga class will help you relieve stress, strengthen muscles and improve flexibility and balance. Yoga will allow you to harmonize your mind and body through various breathing techniques, postures and guided meditation.

This program is designed for adults, ages 50 and older, to increase muscle strength, balance, flexibility and range of motion for daily activities. There will be some resistance equipment used as well as chairs for seated exercises and standing support.

6 Week Session: Tuesdays AND Thursdays Total of 12 classes per session! Fee: $68 per person

Bring your own water bottle and exercise mat.

CODES 120117-01 120117-02 120117-03 120117-04

DATES 1/3-2/12 1/3-2/12 2/26-4/4 2/26-4/4

TIMES 9:00A-10:00A 7:10P-8:10P 9:00A-10:00A 7:10P-8:10P

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DATES 1/3-2/12 2/26-4/4

TIMES 10:10A-11:10A 10:10A-11:10A

CARDIO BOOT CAMP

This class is designed to target the entire body! With a combination of cardio exercises and strength training, you will strengthen your muscles and enhance agility. Everyone involved will work at their own pace towards the same goal, and that's to burn more calories! 6 Week Session: Tuesdays AND Thursdays Total of 12 classes per session Fee: $68 per person Bring your own water bottle and exercise mat.

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DATES 1/3-2/12 2/26-4/4

TIMES 6:00P-7:00P 6:00P-7:00P

Visit www.stcharlesparks.com and click "Log In" when you are ready to register. If you've participated in a program with us before you already have a household account, otherwise you'll need to set up an account before you can register. Please keep in mind the online registration site is time sensitive and will not save things in your cart. Registration will only be completed when items in your cart are paid for. Be sure to review your receipt carefully to make sure your transaction is accurate and complete. Should you have any problems with online registration please give our Administration Office a call at (636)949-3372, we'd be happy to help!

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ADULT FITNESS

Fitness Instructor: Danielle Kruger ACE Certified Personal Trainer Location: Lower Level of Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park 1900 Randolph, 63301

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- There are many benefits to meal prepping, here are just a few:

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• Helps save money • Saves time • Reduces cravings/temptations • Helps maintain healthy weight • Minimizes food waste • Improves your willpower

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Learn how to get healthy by being prepared! Meal Prep is a method used to portion out food for grab-and-go meals. Start your new year off right by enjoying nutritious and delicious meals and gain the tools to stay on track to meet your goals no matter how busy your days become. This class will offer valuable information on nutrition and food labels, portion sizing, easy recipes that anyone can make, and an opportunity to prepare several meals. For dietary/allergy concerns please notify staff at the time of registration.

Kick your New Year's Resolution into high gear with this exercise add-on to our Meal Prep Program! This class will include one hour of meal prep time, plus an additional hour of exercise afterward. Explore progressive forms of beginner cardio and strength training as we work to lay the foundation for successful workouts all year long. You will learn the importance of proper breathing and movement while building stability, flexibility, and confidence to meet your goals! For dietary/allergy concerns please notify staff at the time of registration.

4 Week Session: Tuesdays AND Thursdays Fee: $175 per person - includes food for the planned meals and meal containers

4 Week Session: Tuesdays AND Thursdays Fee: $275 per person - includes food for the planned meals and meal containers

CODES 132913-01

DATES 1/8-1/31

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Adult Slow Pitch Softball

ALL ADULT LEAGUE AND TOURNAMENT COMMUNICATION INCLUDING SCHEDULES AND STANDINGS ARE SENT TO TEAM MANAGERS VIA EMAIL AND POSTED ONLINE.

2019 SPRING AND SUMMER SOFTBALL LEAGUES LOCATION: WAPELHORST PARK

Registration for all leagues are taken on a first come first serve basis.

TEAM REGISTRATION ONLY - FULL PAYMENT DUE AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION.

2019 SPRING SEASON LEAGUES 6 WEEKS OF DOUBLEHEADERS WITH 1 BYE WEEK. GUARANTEED 10 GAMES.

Registration OPENS Monday, January 7th at 8:00A. Early Bird $25 discount ends Friday, January 25th.

Registration CLOSES Monday, March 11th. Season is scheduled to start the week of Sunday, March 31st. Men's League: $440 per team Coed League: $420 per team

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2019 SUMMER SEASON LEAGUES 7 WEEKS: 6 WEEKS OF DOUBLEHEADERS WITH 1 BYE WEEK, FOLLOWED BY 1 WEEK OF PLAYOFFS. GUARANTEED 11 GAMES.

Registration OPENS Monday, January 7th at 8:00A. Early Bird $25 discount ends Friday, January 25th.

Registration CLOSES Monday, May 13th. Season tentatively starts the week of Sunday, June 9th. Men's League: $484 per team Coed League: $462 per team

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ADULT SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL FREE AGENT LIST If you are an individual that is interested in being placed on the Adult Softball League's Free Agent List, which is made available to team managers that may need a player, please submit your information online at WWW.STCHARLESPARKS.COM

Adult Golf Clinic ADULT GOLF CLINIC (AGES 16 - UP)

Are you wanting to perfect your swing or maybe learn proper techniques? Then this program is for you! We have teamed up with the Cave Spring Golf Center to offer you this 4-week golf clinic. Instructors will cover grip, stance, putting, swing, chipping and pitching. This program is designed for all skill levels. Participants are encouraged to bring their own clubs to the lessons. 4 Week Session: Tuesdays Location: Cave Spring Golf Center (3650 W. Clay Street, 63301) Fee: $99 per person Golf clubs are available to rent at no cost through Cave Spring Golf Center but are limited. Please bring your own if possible.

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Gardening Tips

Whether you are using a garden plot at our Community Garden in Boone's Lick Park or you have a garden at home, it is a great way to stay active and enjoy your favorite vegetables that you have grown yourself. Vegetable gardening can be broken down into 3 categories: Cool Season, Warm Season and Perennial. We will focus on cool and warm season vegetables. Cool season plants prefer the cooler temperatures of spring and fall. Most cool season plants can be planted mid-March and again in July or August for fall harvesting. Whereas warm season plants prefer the heat of summer and can be planted late April to early May (be cautious of late frost).

The following are tips for vegetable gardening or even flower gardens.

• Having a soil sample taken is one of the best things to do, it tells you the condition of your soil and how to make improvements. The University of Missouri Extension Office, located in St. Peters provides this service for a small fee. They also have a great website for more information on most gardening questions. • The best time to water is early morning, this reduces evaporation and allows the foliage to dry. Usually 1 inch of water per week is enough. • Keep weeds from getting established. Weekly weed removal would be ideal, otherwise the chore can become a little overwhelming. Use mulches in between rows and around your plants, usually a 2-3 inch layer of organic mulch will help reduce weeds. In addition, mulch helps retain moisture, moderate soil temperature and helps with soil compaction. Mulches can be wood chips, straw, lawn clippings, leaves and compost.

Here are some of our Park Horticulturist's favorite vegetables to plant during the cool and warm season that are easy to grow: Cool Season: lettuce, broccoli, carrots, cauliflower Warm Season: tomatoes, peppers, sweet corn, melon

- St. Charles City Residents have the opportunity to rent a 15 x 15 foot space at the Community Garden in Boone's Lick Park. All it takes to reserve your plot is a $50 refundable deposit. To learn more please contact our Administration Office at (636)949-3372.

TRIPS PROGRAM

LIVE IN YOUR WORLD, TRAVEL IN OURS!

Did you know that the St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of day trips and extended trips? We take all the stress out of your travels by planning with great detail each excursion. We offer 40 - 50 local day trips each year ranging from fabulous theatre shows to tours of unique destinations and afternoons of BINGO. We also offer about 5 - 7 extended overnight trips per year that last anywhere between 2 days to 9 days. Included in each of our day trips is a delicious lunch or dinner, gratuity and transportation. You do not have to be a St. Charles city resident to participate in our trips program; anybody can travel with us regardless of residency. WANTING MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OUR TRIPS PROGRAM? Interested in our Trips Program? Call our Administration Office at 636.949.3372 and request to have the current Trips Guide mailed to you. We also offer free presentations for groups interested in learning more. 20 | PLAY

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2019 EXTENDED TRIPS

BILTMORE, MYRTLE BEACH & CHARLESTON

MAY 3 - 11, 2019 (9 DAY TRIP) REGISTRATION CODE: 142419-01 Registration opens Monday, November 5, 2018 • Charter bus transportation • Visit Biltmore Estate and tour the mansion • Private lunch at Antler Hill Village in Biltmore Estate • Three days at Myrtle Beach on the Grand Strand • Walk on Myrtle Beach’s 1.2 mile oceanfront boardwalk • Ride the Sky Wheel with miles of ocean front view • Evening sunset cruise out of Murrells Inlet • Plenty of time to walk the beach, shop or just relax • Dinner and show at the Carolina Opry • Visit Hopsewee Plantation with lunch in the tearoom • Two day visit in Historic Charleston, SC • Two night stay at The Meeting Street Inn a Boutique Bed and Breakfast • Horse drawn carriage ride through Historic Charleston with Old South Carriage Co. • Sunset dinner cruise along Charleston Shoreline • Plenty of time to shop in Historic Downtown Charleston • City Market located across the street from our hotel • Boat cruise past plantation mansions and abandoned rice fields

NEW YORK & PHILADELPHIA

AUGUST 13 - 20, 2019 (8 DAY TRIP) REGISTRATION CODE: 142419-02 Registration opens Monday, November 5, 2018 • Fly into Newark, NJ airport • Tour NBC Studios and Rockefeller Center • Tour Radio City Music Hall • Visit the Statue of Liberty National Monument • Tour of Ellis Island Immigration Museum • Visit the top of One World Observatory in NYC • Visit the National September 11 Memorial and Museum • Attend a Stage Show in New York City • Tour of New York City including Times Square and Wall Street • Watch from the street the broadcast of the Today Show - LIVE! • Picnic in the park, not just any park... Central Park! • Tour St. Patrick Cathedral in Manhattan • Visit Independence Hall in Philadelphia • Visit the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, up close and personal • Visit the Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia • Tour the beautiful Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania • Train ride in Pocono Mountains • Visit Thomas Edison National Historic Park in New Jersey

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YOUTH SPORTS

Indoor Basketball - Youth sports are an excellent recreational way for children to develop important skills that can be used both on and off the court. - Boosts self-esteem and confidence - Improves problem solving skills - Develops team player mentality - Teaches problem solving skills

HOTSHOTS INTRO (AGES 4 - 8)

HOTSHOTS PLUS (AGES 6 - 8)

Boys and girls come learn the basics of basketball! This instructional program will cover dribbling, passing, shooting, defense and rebounding. Players will have fun practicing basic skills by progressing into small game scrimmage.

Our Hotshots Plus program will continue developing your child's basic skills through weekly noncompetitive game scrimmage. Players must have taken our Hotshots Intro class in order to advance into the Plus program.

6 Week Program: Mondays Location: Memorial Hall Auditorium in Blanchette Park (1900 Randolph, 63301) Fee: $65 per person - T-shirt included

6 Week Program: Wednesdays Location: Memorial Hall Auditorium in Blanchette Park (1900 Randolph, 63301) Fee: $65 per person - T-shirt included

Bring a water bottle.

CODE 110201-01 110201-02 120201-01 120201-02

AGE 4-5 4-5 6-8 6-8

DATES 1/7-2/11 2/25-4/1 1/7-2/11 2/25-4/1

TIMES 5:30P-6:15P 5:30P-6:15P 6:15P-7:00P 6:15P-7:00P

Bring a water bottle.

CODE 120211-01 120211-02 130211-01 130211-02

AGE 6-7 6-7 7-8 7-8

CODE 121430-01 121430-02

AGE 7-8 8-10

DATES 1/9-2/13 2/27-4/3 1/9-2/13 2/27-4/3

TIMES 5:30P-6:15P 5:30P-6:15P 6:15P-7:00P 6:15P-7:00P

Indoor Volleyball INDOOR VOLLEYBALL (AGES 7 - 10)

Serve, set, bump and pass! Learn the fundamentals of volleyball and progress into game play. This is a noncompetitive coed recreational program. Your child will have a blast learning a sport they can enjoy for a lifetime! Don't miss out on this exciting program! 6 Week Program: Tuesdays Location: Memorial Hall Auditorium in Blanchette Park (1900 Randolph, 63301) Fee: $65 per person - T-shirt included

DATES 1/8-2/12 1/8-2/12

Bring a water bottle.

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Outdoor Soccer

YOUTH SPORTS

OUTDOOR SOCCER INTRO (AGES 4 - 8)

Join us as we learn and develop the fundamental skills of soccer such as dribbling, passing, shooting and small game scrimmages. This program will combine individual skill development and small team play. 6 Week Program: Thursdays Location: Field 5 at St. Charles Sports Complex 3801 Mueller Road, 63301

Fee: $65 per person - T-shirt included Bring a water bottle and shin guards.

CODES 111041-01 111041-02

AGE 4-5 6-8

DATES 3/21-4/25 3/21-4/25

TIMES 5:30P-6:15P 6:15P-7:00P

Outdoor T-Ball OUTDOOR T-BALL SKILL DRILLS (AGES 4 - 8)

Each week players will break down into small groups and go through a variety of skill drill stations that will focus on the basics while putting the FUN in FUN-damentals to help your player learn and sharpen their skills for the upcoming T-Ball season! 4 Week Program Location: Fields 1 - 4 at Wapelhorst Park 1875 Muegge Road, 63303

Fee: $45 per person - T-shirt included Bring a water bottle and shin guards.

MONDAY NIGHTS CODES AGE 111241-01 4-5 111241-02 6-8 WEDNESDAY NIGHTS CODES AGE 111241-03 4-5 111241-04 6-8

DATES 4/8-4/29 4/8-4/29

TIMES 5:30P-6:15P 5:30P-6:15P

DATES 4/10-5/1 4/10-5/1

TIMES 5:30P-6:15P 5:30P-6:15P

FOR ALL PROGRAMS:

(636) 944-6001 FOR PROGRAM CANCELLATIONS PLEASE CONTACT OUR RAINOUT LINE OR DOWNLOAD THE FREE APP.

COMMUNICATION is done via email. Please be sure to have an up-to-date email address on your household account when registering RAINOUT CANCELLATIONS will be communicated via the Rainout Line. Cancellations/rainouts are made up at the end of the regularly scheduled program PERSONAL ABSENCES ARE FORFEITED.

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Taekwon-Do TAEKWON-DO (AGES 8 - UP)

This active program affiliated with the US-ITF teaches self-discipline, self-defense and builds self-esteem. It encourages the development of positive character traits such as courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control and indomitable spirit. This is a year-round program that is offered in monthly sessions and held Tuesdays and/or Thursdays. New students are always welcome. Family discounts are available for immediate family only. Location: Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park (1900 Randolph, 63301) Tuesdays: Auditorium Thursdays: American Legion Room/VFW Room Fee: $38 per person, 1x week $52 per person, 2x week NEW OPTION: Half Year Payment for January - June 2019 Fee: $210 per person, 1x week | Code: 123501-01 Fee: $290 per person, 2x week | Code: 123501-05

CODES 323501-03 323501-07

323501-04 323501-08 123501-02 123501-06 123501-03 123501-07 123501-04 123501-08

TIMES: 7:00P-8:00P MEET 1x wk 2x wk

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1x wk 2x wk 1x wk 2x wk 1x wk 2x wk 1x wk 2x wk

TO OBSERVE THIS PROGRAM BEFORE REGISTERING, please call Recreation Supervisor, Adi Naumann, at 636.949.3579.

Parks' Spotlight HEATHERBROOK PARK

Have you visited Heatherbrook Park since it has been renovated? It is a beautiful open, flat park space with a playground, pavilion and a small fishing pond. Its playground surfacing is 100% Missouri Recycled Scrap Tire and was funded by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. Visit our website online to view the master plan.

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PARK HOURS: Dawn - Dusk PARK LOCATION: 130 Wildwood Court, 63303 PARK FEATURES: • 8 Acres • 1 Fishing Pond • Picnic Shelter (rentable) • Scenic View/Nature Area • Trail that connects to Webster Park • Restrooms

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DATES 11/1-11/29 11/1-11/29 12/4-12/20 12/4-12/20 1/8-1/31 1/8-1/31 2/5-2/28 2/5-2/28 3/5-3/28 3/5-3/28

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Little Scientists

NEW

LITTLE SCIENTISTS (AGES 3 - 8)

This new program is all about fun and learning while encouraging children to explore their curiosity and engage their creativity. Your little scientists will enjoy exciting, science-based classes where they will try experiments and put together different concoctions with hands-on activities. Each session has a different theme, sign up for one or try them both. Teach your children that learning can be fun and adventurous too! Sign up today before this new program sells out! 4 Week Program: Mondays Location: Upper Level Kitchen of Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park (1900 Randolph, 63301) Fee: $40 per scientist - all materials provided CODES

AGE

DATES

TIMES

123245-01 123245-03

3-5 6-8

1/14-2/4 1/14-2/4

5:30P-6:15P 6:30P-7:15P

123245-02 123245-04

3-5 6-8

2/25-3/18 2/25-3/18

5:30P-6:15P 6:30P-7:15P

THEME: EASY ENGINEERING

THEME: CREATIVE THINKING

Little Chefs LITTLE CHEFS (AGES 3 - 8)

Come join us and learn how to make some delicious recipes in this hands-on program. This class will allow your little chef to explore the culinary world while making some yummy treats. Children will cook two different recipes each week. General cooking skills will be developed, including safety in the kitchen. 4 Week Program: Tuesdays Location: Upper Level Kitchen of Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park (1900 Randolph, 63301) Fee: $40 per chef - all materials provided CODES

AGE

DATES

TIMES

123244-01 123244-03

3-5 6-8

1/15-2/5 1/15-2/5

5:30P-6:15P 6:30P-7:15P

123244-02 123244-04

3-5 6-8

2/26-3/19 2/26-3/19

5:30P-6:15P 6:30P-7:15P

THEME: VALENTINE'S TREATS

THEME: SNOWMAN SNACKS

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FUTURE STARS (AGES 18 MO. â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 3 YR.)

BIG STARS (AGES 3 - 4)

Children will have a blast in this introductory gymnastics program learning balance, coordination and also focus on safe exploration of gross motor skills. Parents/guardians actively participate in the class with their child.

Big Stars will safely learn and practice balance, coordination and gross motor movement. Children will learn the basics of gymnastics and tumbling while having fun with new friends. Tumbling and small gymnastic equipment will be used.

Athletic clothes are preferred. No shoes required during class.

CODES 113401-01 113401-02 113401-03 113401-04

DAY Mon. Tues. Mon. Tues.

DATES 1/14-2/18 1/15-2/19 3/11-4/15 3/12-4/16

TIMES 5:30P-6:15P 5:30P-6:15P 5:30P-6:15P 5:30P-6:15P

CODES 113401-05 113401-06 113401-07 113401-08

DAY Mon. Tues. Mon. Tues.

DATES 1/14-2/18 1/15-2/19 3/11-4/15 3/12-4/16

TIMES 6:20P-7:05P 6:20P-7:05P 6:20P-7:05P 6:20P-7:05P

SCHOOL STARS (AGES 5 - 8)

School Stars will safely learn and practice balance, coordination and gross motor movement. Tumbling and small gymnastic equipment used. This program continues to build on what was learned in our Big Stars program. Our dance and gymnastic programs are a great way to introduce your child to the performing arts. They'll have a blast dancing to their favorite songs while making new friends. Programs are designed to build your child's confidence and self-esteem through movements and music all while having healthy fun! 26 | PLAY

Athletic clothes are preferred. No shoes required during class. CODES 113401-09 113401-10 113401-11 113401-12

DAY Mon. Tues. Mon. Tues.

DATES 1/14-2/18 1/15-2/19 3/11-4/15 3/12-4/16

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DANCE, CHEER & BALANCE WITH THE BEST! 6 Week Programs Fee: $50 per gymnast/dancer Location: Lower Level 2 of Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park (1900 Randolph, 63301)

TINY DANCERS (AGES 3 - 4)

BIG DANCERS (AGES 5 - 6)

Start your pre-school age dancers out in this introductory class. Your little dancers will begin learning the basics of ballet, tap and tumbling. We will practice following directions and learn about rhythms and beats while having fun incorporating dance into their favorite tunes.

Whether you want to keep your dancer progressing from our Tiny Dancers program or get them introduced to ballet, tap and tumbling, then this class is for you! Students will have a blast developing skills in basic steps, techniques, floor work and balance while learning dance vocabulary.

Tap and ballet shoes are required, leotard and tights preferred.

CODES 113402-01 113402-02 113402-03 113402-04

DAY Wed. Thur. Wed. Thur.

DATES 1/16-2/20 1/17-2/21 3/13-4/17 3/14-4/18

TIMES 5:30P-6:15P 5:30P-6:15P 5:30P-6:15P 5:30P-6:15P

SCHOOL DANCERS (AGES 6 - 8)

CODES 113402-05 113402-06 113402-07 113402-08

DAY Wed. Thur. Wed. Thur.

DATES 1/16-2/20 1/17-2/21 3/13-4/17 3/14-4/18

TIMES 6:20P-7:05P 6:20P-7:05P 6:20P-7:05P 6:20P-7:05P

HAPPY HIP HOPPERS (AGES 6 - 10)

This program continues to build on what was learned in our Big Dancers program. Dancers will learn new steps and classic movements in ballet and tap while focusing on technique as well as expand on their tumbling skills. Students will increase their strength, and improve their flexibility and balance while exploring the art of dance in this fun class!

This upbeat dance class is an introduction to this fun and fly dance genre. Hip hop is a combination of break dancing, body-popping and footwork. Dancers will learn about weight shifting and beat recognition while learning some popular dance moves and original steps. This high energy dance class will get your child moving!

Tap and ballet shoes are required, leotard and tights preferred.

Tennis shoes and comfortable athletic clothing is recommended.

CODES 113402-09 113402-10

DAY Thur. Thur.

DATES 1/17-2/21 3/14-4/18

TIMES 7:10P-7:55P 7:10P-7:55P

CODES 113402-11 113402-12

DAY Wed. Wed.

DATES 1/16-2/20 3/13-4/17

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SPRING SNEAK PEEK

SPRING JOB FAIR

Can't make it to our Winter Job Fair on January 3rd? Then join us for our Spring Job Fair! Bring your friends along and learn how you can join the St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department's team! Staff will be there to answer any questions you may have. Applications can be turned in or filled out during this event. TUESDAY, MARCH 26TH Time: 3:00P - 5:00P Location: VFW and American Legion Rooms of Memorial Hall in Blanchette Park 1900 Randolph, 63301

FREE - EARTH DAY YOGA

Join us in Frontier Park for our annual complimentary Blue Bird Yoga session to celebrate Earth Day. Enjoy the lovely outdoor scenery while you get fit! FRIDAY, APRIL 19TH - FREE TO ATTEND! Time: 12:00P - 1:00P Location: Frontier Park 500 South Riverside Drive, 63301

Instructors: Blue Bird Yoga Teachers

Must provide your own water bottle and exercise mat.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED | Code: 124801-12

NEW

2019 ARBOR DAY CELEBRATION

Join City officials and the St. Charles Parks and Recreation Department in celebrating the environment and all things trees. There will be a tree planting ceremony as well as free tree saplings to the first 100 people. FRIDAY, APRIL 5TH - FREE TO ATTEND! Time: 10:00A | Location: Blanchette Park 1900 Randolph, 63301

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SCUBA DIVING CERTIFICATION

See the world in a whole new way - underwater! The St. Charles Parks and Recreation has teamed up with Midwest Scuba to offer a PADI Open Water Scuba Diver Certification course this summer. Course will consist of 8 hours of classroom time, half day at the pool and 2 days of open water dives in Rolla, MO. Instructors: Midwest Scuba More information to come! Check our website for updates: www.stcharlesparks.com

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FACILITY RENTALS

Facility Rental Information

FOR AVAILABILITY AND PRICING PLEASE CONTACT OUR ADMINISTRATION OFFICE AT: (636)949-3372 OR VISIT WWW.STCHARLESPARKS.COM

WE WILL BEGIN TAKING 2019 SHELTER RESERVATIONS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2 ND AT 8:00 A.M.

SHELTERS

Our parks offer a variety of shelters that you can reserve for your special events. We reserve shelters in the following parks: Blanchette Park (4) Heatherbrook Park (1) Boone’s Lick Park (2) Kiwanis Park (1) Frontier Park (2) McNair Park (4) Jaycee Park (1) Schaefer Park (1) Jean Baptiste Point- Vogt Brothers Park (1) DuSable Park (3) Wapelhorst Park (3) Webster Park (1) SHELTER CANCELLATIONS:

31 days or more from reservation date: Refund minus $10 administration fee 30 days or less from event: NO REFUND NO REFUND for inclement weather conditions.

GAZEBOS

• Kister Gazebo (Main Street) • McNair Braille Trail Gazebo (McNair Park) • Eco Park Trailhead Gazebo (Jean Baptiste Point DuSable Park)

STAGE/GARDEN

• Jaycee Stage (Frontier Park) • Rau Garden (Blanchette Park) GAZEBOS/ STAGE/ GARDEN CANCELLATIONS: 121 or more days from reservation date: Refund minus $10 administration fee 120 days or less from event: NO REFUND NO REFUND for inclement weather conditions.

COMMUNITY BUILDINGS

Be sure to check out our community buildings for your special event. These indoor facilities will provide a great space for you and your guests to enjoy your special occasion. • Gould Building (Wapelhorst Park) • Memorial Hall (Blanchette Park) • Webster Park Community Building • Katy Depot SOUTH Room and Deck (Frontier Park) COMMUNITY BUILDING CANCELLATIONS:

181 days or more from reservation date: Refund minus $100 administration fee 180 days or less from event: NO REFUND NO REFUND for inclement weather conditions.

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Cancellations

PROGRAM CANCELLATIONS:

IF CANCELLING 14 OR MORE DAYS prior to scheduled activity: Refund minus a $10 administration fee IF CANCELLING 14 DAYS OR LESS from scheduled activity: No refund PERSONAL ABSENCES ARE FORFEITED.

IN CASE OF AN OOPS!

Complete details of a program’s policies, procedures and guidelines are sometimes omitted from this brochure due to space limitations. Also, errors in days, times, registration requirements and fees may occur in the brochure. We thank you for your patience and understanding should these situations arise.

Scholarships The St. Charles Parks and Recreation Foundation provides funds to either children or adult CITY RESIDENTS who cannot financially afford a recreation program or trip participation fee. One scholarship amount per family per brochure is granted. For more information call (636)949-3372.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Notice of Media Use

St. Charles Parks & Recreation (STCP&R) reserves the right, and may give permission to the media, to photograph classes, programs, and participants at and of our facilities and properties or any sponsored activity. Please be aware that these photos are for promotional purposes and may be used in future publication and media communications in any format. If you do not wish to be photographed, please inform staff and we will make reasonable efforts to honor your request. If you see staff taking pictures, and you do not wish to be photographed, please let us know. If you see a photo of yourself or a family member that causes you concern, please notify us. As a courtesy, we will make every reasonable effort to dispose of the image, and will not use it in future publications. However, we will not be able to retrieve, destroy or discontinue existing printed publications in which the photograph may have been included. CONTACT US AT INFO@STCHARLESPARKS.COM

We Welcome Persons of All Abilities

YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS

If you or a family member have a disability (of any variety, mild to severe, temporary or lifelong, diagnosed or suspected) and you would like to learn what we do to provide an “equally effective opportunity to participate” in our recreation programs, please contact Brita Weight, our Inclusion Coordinator at (314)359-9970 or recreation4uall@yahoo.com. Brita will work with you to determine the specific needs of the individual wanting to participate and then, in partnership with the Parks and Recreation Department, we will put into place a plan for successful participation, based on those specific needs. Don’t hesitate to call. We look forward to getting to know you and working with you.

The below groups offer athletic opportunities to residents that have aged out of our programs. Boys & Girls Club: Blue Football Phone: (636)946-6255 The St. Charles County Youth Soccer Association Phone: (636) 498-1056 St. Charles Jr. Baseball/Softball Association Phone: (636) 724-1688 www.leaguelineup.com St. Charles Titan Football www.stcharlesfootball.com Missouri Youth Cricket Association (MYCA) www.mocricket.org

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