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Make Time Make time to join in some great fall activities!

Are you a history buff ? Join us for Volgafest! Sep 27, 4pm at the Community Recreation Center. Are you into fall baseball? Join us for a game at the Diamond Valley Ball Fields! Maybe you want to enjoy a colorful ride on the trail, visit www.windsorgov.com/trails for Windsor trail maps and other info. You might also want to make time to explore the proposed Community Recreation Center Expansion. The proposal being considered would add aquatics, athletics and fitness/wellness amenities. Details can be found at www.windsorgov.com/CRCExpand. Enjoy,

Melissa M. Chew, CPRP

Director of Parks, Recreation & Culture

Inside this Issue Welcome. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Active Adults. . . . . . . . . . . 6 Adaptive Recreation. . . . . . . 14 Aquatics. . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Art & Heritage. . . . . . . . . 13

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Classes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Classes – Youth. . . . . . . . . 21

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Community / Special Events . . 2 Fitness. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Forestry. . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 General Information . . . . . . 40 Parks / Facilities. . . . . . . . . 37 Registration Information. . . . 38 Sports – Adult. . . . . . . . . . 30 Sports – Youth. . . . . . . . . . 31 Community Recreation Center

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Movies in the Park . . . . . . . . 2 Volgafest. . . . . . . . . . . . 3,13 Windsor Business Expo. . . . . . 3 Community Halloween Party. . . 3 Windsor Wonderland. . . . . . . 4 Shootin’ Pool. . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Outdoor Pickle Ball. . . . . . 6, 30 Alzheimer’s Support Group. . . . 7 Blood Pressure Screening . . . . . 7 Coffee Club . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Senior Halloween Party. . . . . 10 Windsor Museum Exhibit . . . 13 Adaptive Meet & Greet. . . . . 14 Swim Beach. . . . . . . . . . . 17 Music Together Demo Class . . 26 NFL Punt, Pass & Kick. . . . . 31 Pee Wee / Girls Bball Camp . . 32 Denver Nuggets Skills Challenge. 32 Treasure Island Classes. . . . . 36 Recycle your Christmas Tree . . 36

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COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER

PROPOSED EXPANSION www.windsorgov.com/CRCExpand

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Windsor Community Recreation Center

250 North 11th Street • Windsor, CO 80550 phone: 970-674-3500 • fax: 970-674-3535 weather line: 970-674-3530 windsorpr@windsorgov.com www.windsorgov.com

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Hours

Monday – Friday (until Fri, Aug 29) . . . . . . . . . . . . 7am – 8pm Monday – Friday (beginning Tue, Sep 2). . . . . . . . 7am – 9pm Saturday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8am – 6pm Sunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1pm – 6pm

Facility Closures

Monday, September 1, 2014 (Labor Day). . . . . . . . . . . . . Closed Thursday, November 27, 2014 (Thanksgiving Day). . . . . . Closed

Wednesday, December 24, 2014 (Christmas Eve).Closed at 12pm Thursday, December 25 2014 (Christmas Day). . . . . . . . . Closed

Wednesday, December 31, 2014 (New Year’s Eve).Closed at 12pm Thursday, January 1, 2015 (New Year’s Day) . . . . . . . . . . . Closed

Center Drop-in Fees

Fitness Drop-in: $5 Open Gym: $2 Please note: Open Gym schedule is subject to change, visit www.windsorgov.com/opengym

Children 9 and under must be accompanied by an individual 16+ at all times.

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Search for activities, register for classes or check team schedules. Register Online Anytime!

Go to www.windsorgov.com/RecReg Log-in using your personal household ID and password - OR - browse activities & league schedules as a guest. • Once logged-in, members can view their accounts, check team schedules, register for classes and more! • New users can apply for an account online. COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER

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• For help, please email: windsorpr@windsorgov.com or call the Parks, Recreation & Culture Department at 970-674-3500.

FREE WiFi at the Community Recreation Center!

Community August 30 through

September 1 Interested in serving on the Volunteer Committee? Please contact Casey Johnson at 674-2899 or casey@windsorharvestfest.com

www.windsorharvestfest.com

Mud Volleyball Tournament

Labor Day 5K Run/Walk

Get down and dirty with the Windsor Parks, Recreation, & Culture Department for the 14th Annual Mud Volleyball Tournament on Labor Day weekend. Register at the Windsor Community Recreation Center, 250 N. 11th St., online at www.windsorgov. com/RecReg, or call 970-674-3500. Visit www.windsorgov.com/mudvolleyball for a full list of rules. Register by: Aug 23 (or when max is met) $150/team includes T-shirts (see sizes below) Sat Aug 30 Diamond Valley

A FUN RUN for EVERYONE! Walking is OK too! Participants will receive a t-shirt. Prizes given to winners! Save money and preregister! Check-in and day-of registrations begin at 6:30am at Boardwalk Park. Pre-register by: Aug 29, 12pm Day-of-race registration: Sep 1, 6:30am Ages: 8+ #215111.01 $15/person – pre-registration $20/person – day-of-registration Mon

Sep 1

race begins 7:30am

(6:30am check-in and day-of-race registration)

Boardwalk Park

FREE for the public to attend

Pre-register by: Aug 22, to receive T-shirt Register-day-of: Aug 31, 9am $15/car entry fee – pre-registration $20/car entry fee – day-of-registration Sun Aug 31 Eastman Park

10am–2pm

For more info please call 970-674-3500

movies in the Park

Bring your lawn chair and lounge out at Boardwalk Park while enjoying a movie with family and friends. Please note movie ratings. *Movies are FREE, located at Boardwalk Park & start at 8:30pm unless otherwise noted. conjunction with the Teen Bonfire

Fri Aug 22 Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 (PG) *Sun Aug 31 Monsters University (PG)

Fee includes 4M, 4L, 2XL T-shirts

movie will start at 8pm

Adult Team Check in: 8am 1st games: begin at 8:30am

Youth 8-15 Min 6/Max 16 #215113.01 Fee includes 5S, 3M, 2L T-shirts

Youth Team Check in: 10:30am 1st games: begin at 11am

Banner Health Flu Shots Flu shots available at the Community Recreation Center! Appointments not required. Walk-ins welcome!

Check out the cars and listen to oldies music at the Windsor Cruise In. Poudre Trail, playground, and concessions available. This is a Harvest Festival event. Proceeds from this event will benefit the Windsor Reduced Fee Program.

Fri Aug 8 The Lego Movie (PG) in

Divisions: Adults 16+ Min 6/Max 64 #215112.01

Wed Oct 1 Flu: Quadrivalent Flu: Nasal Flu Mist: Tdap: Pneumonia: CRC, Oak Room

Windsor Cruise In

10am–12pm $25 $30 $35 $55 $90

Struttin’ treet in the S Grab your Cowboy hat and boots and come join the Kory Brunson Band on 5th Street for some kickin Country!

Thu Aug 7 6:30–8:30pm 5th St. /Boardwalk Park

Teen Bonfire Come enjoy a movie and bonfire in the park. Hang out with your friends and roast s’mores, while enjoying a movie on the big screen

Ages: all ages welcome Fri Aug 8 FREE! Activities: begin at 8pm Movie: The Lego Movie (rated PG) Showtime: 8:30pm Boardwalk Park

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Community

Volgafest Saturdays, thru–Sep 20 9am–12:30pm 5th Street/Main Street www.windsorgov.com

Celebrating Windsor’s Volga German Heritage September 27, 4:00 – 8:00pm Community Recreation Center FREE ADMISSION! Volgafest celebrates the traditions of Volga Germans who settled in Windsor in the early 20th century. Their journey from Russia’s Volga River region is a story of hardship, hard work, and opportunity. The traditions they brought with them carry on in this festive evening of Dutch Hop music and dance! Music by the River Boys. Delicious food & beverages available for purchase. Cash bar provided by the Lions Club. Join us and share in Windsor’s cultural heritage!

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Haunted House

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 23RD – 2:00 PM TO 7:00 PM

COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER • 250 N. 11TH ST • WINDSOR

Come join us for a fresh take on a classic tradition. Entertainment for both families and thrill-seekers! Please note: This is not a trick-or-treat.

Secure your booth today! Call 674-3500 Booth Fee: $75/Chamber Members or $100/non-Chamber Members Table and chair rental included in price.

All ages welcome Fri Oct 24

Community Halloween Party

6–7pm Family Hour

(friendly for most ages - parent discretion advised)

7–8pm Scary Hour

Fun games and safe treats for everyone!

$2/person at the door CRC

Oct 31st from 6pm to 8pm Community Recreation Center

(not recommended for younger kids )

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sponsored by the Windsor Police Dept. & Windsor Optimist Club

Community

• Saturday, December 6th • 12pm–5pm – FREE! • 5th St. & Main St.

Celebrate the arrival of Santa! Kids will be able to take pictures with Santa and enjoy other winter activities including horse drawn wagon rides and holiday carolers. Take a stroll down Main Street to visit the downtown businesses. A tree lighting will be included in the festivities.

More info at: www.windsorgov.com

Christmas in Windsor 16th A n Mushb nual Char it all To Games begin at 9am urnam y ent Chimney Park & Diamond Valley Ball Fields

Saturday, November 8

$150 per team; 9–12 players/team Min 4 teams/Max 12 teams (coed divisions) Register by: Sun Nov 2 #316600.01

Join the Town of Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture Department for the 16th Annual “Turkey Ball” Mush Ball Tournament. Families, church groups, youth teams and summer and fall leagues are encouraged to play. Special rules of Turkey Ball include running bases opposite the normal direction. Awards for the top three places and special awards for top team and top individual fundraisers. Door prizes and other special prizes along with food will also be part of the fun. Turkey Ball will be played rain, snow or shine. Teams are guaranteed three games. For more information call 970-674-3500.

Mark your calendars for Windsor’s best craft show! This year’s show will be held at the Community Recreation Center! Jump start your holiday shopping with a variety of homemade items and food created by talented crafters! Sponsored by Quality Crafters and the Windsor Optimist Club. If you are interested in being a vendor, please call 877-270-5139 or visit www.christmasinwindsor.com. Saturday November 22 9am–5pm Sunday November 23 10am–4pm $2 donation at the door— Fees from this craft show go back into the community in the form of gifts, scholarships & programs.

Proceeds benefit the Windsor Reduced Fee Program

The Windsor Reduced Fee program offers financial assistance to children and adults who need support in order to participate in recreational activities. Please see page 18, or 34 for more information.

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Community

Community Recreation Center

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September 23rd Windsor Business Expo & Trade Show

Visit us at the Windsor Business Expo from 2pm to 7pm at the Community Recreation Center to help us celebrate our 10th Birthday! • Free Raffles Purcha • Giveaways se your Fi • Activities for the Kids tness P during ass • Inflatables t h e d 9 at /15 – 1 • Free Hot Dogs, Snacks and Beverages 0/15 a es of nd rece • Live DJ from 4-6pm your pa ive • Touch A Truck s

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Sep 15th - Oct 15th Scavenger Hunt

Join us during the dates of September 15 – October 15 for a Scavenger Hunt at the Community Recreation Center. Pick up a scavenger hunt card from the front desk and explore the Community Recreation Center like never before. Turn in your card to be eligible for prizes!!!

Active Adults

Adult Ballet and Stretch

Active Adult Drop-In Basketball Drop-in for basketball every Friday at the Community Recreation Center. Pick-up games are played half court. Be sure to bring a light and a dark jersey. Ages: 55+ F Sep 5-Dec 26 9–11am $2 CRC, Gymnasium

Learn simple steps for ballet and includes stretching for flexibility and health.

Senior Shape Up Enjoy the benefits of a low-impact class designed to improve flexibility, strength, and coordination in all fitness levels. Register by 1st day of class Age 55+ Min 5/Max 15

#314890

.01 T/Th Sep 2-Oct 23 8:10-9am $38 .02 T/Th Oct 28-Dec 23 8:10-9am $38

This is a fun class for senior couples. Learn fun square dancing and have a good time (There will be no dance classes held the month of October). Register by: 4 days before class Ages: 55+ Min 6/Max 20 #311540

12:30 $30 12:30 $30 12:30 $30

Drop-In Line Dancing Line dancing is fun, easy, and a great workout! Classes for both beginner and advanced dancers! Instructor is Elaine Lewis. Please sign in at the front desk. Punch cards available. Please Note: Room location and dates are subject to change. Ages: 55+ $2 drop-in fee per class

Th Beginner 9:15–11am CRC, Evergreen Room

Shootin’ Pool Join in on some 9ball or 8ball action every Tuesday from 9–11am.

7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm 7:30pm

$50 $50 $50 $50

CRC, Fitness Room

Senior Square Dancing

Ages: 55+ Tu 9–11am FREE! CRC, Activity Center

.01 M Sep 8-29 .02 M Oct 6-27 .03 M Nov 3-24 .04 M Dec 1-29 CRC, Fitness Room

no class 11/27

Active Adult Drop-In Pickle-Ball

Walking Club

.01 W Sep 3-24 .02 W Nov 5-26 .03 W Dec 3-17 CRC, Fitness Room

Is it too cold or too hot outside? Don’t worry, you can still take a healthy walk or jog at the CRC! Drop-in and walk in the gym at the Community Recreation Center. $2 drop-in fee Ages: 55+ $2 drop-in fee

M-F 7-9am CRC, Gymnasium

Sep 2-Dec 31

T’ai Chi Chih Achieve a healthier mind, body, and spirit through an inner discipline that focuses on circulating and balancing your body’s natural energy. T’ai Chi Chih is a slow-moving meditation that is fun, easy, and enjoyable to do. Reported benefits include reduced stress, strengthened immune system, weight and B/P control, and better balance and flexibility. The 19 gentle movements and one pose can be done by anyone regardless of age or physical ability including those in wheelchairs. It is a joy through movement. Please note: Age 12+ are welcome to attend. Register by: 1st day of class Age 12+ Min 6/Max 20

#314870

T’ai Chi Chih Continuing .01 M Sep 8-Oct 27 10:45-11:45am $50 .03 M Nov 3-Dec 22 10:45-11:45am $50 T’ai Chi Chih Beginning .02 M Sep 8-Oct 27 12-1pm .04 M Nov 3-Dec 22 12-1pm CRC, Fitness

$50 $50

Drop-in for a game of pickle-ball every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the Community Recreation Center. Courts are provided with nets. Ages: 18+ M/W/F 9am-12pm Sep 3-Dec 31 $2 (cancellations may occur due to other programs using gym) Mon - 4 courts Wed - 2-4 courts Fri - 2 courts CRC, Gymnasium OUT DOOR COURTS: 2 courts are located at Main Park in the In-line Hockey rinks and 2 courts are located at Eastman Park north of the skate park. These courts are open to the public during regular park hours. Be sure to bring your own nets and equipment.

Check out the Pelican Perch

Pick one up at the CRC or visit www.windsorgov.com/srnews 970-674-3500 Thank you!

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Active Adults

Weekly Lunch This is a great time to socialize and enjoy a meal with friends. These Friendly Fork Café lunches are sponsored by the Weld County Area Agency on Aging. This program provides a well-balanced meal at a great price. Please call 970-674-3500 to make your reservation. Reservation required before 9am one day prior. Ages: 60+/$3; 59 & Under/$7.25 Wed & Fri 11:15am CRC, Cedar/Spruce Room

We are always looking for volunteers to help greet and serve at these lunches! Call 970-674-3500 for information.

Patio Picnics Spend your afternoon socializing with friends and enjoy a wonderful lunch. Afterwards, play Grocery Bingo and try your luck at winning one of several gift cards sponsored by Bank of Colorado. Be sure to stay for dessert sponsored by Guaranty Bank. Register with the friendly front desk staff. Register by: Friday before (day of registrations may not always be accepted) Ages: 55+ #311510 $3 payment due at time of registration. .01 M Sep 15 11:30am .02 M Oct 20 11:30am .03 M Nov 17 11:30am .04 M Dec 15 11:30am CRC, Cedar/Spruce Room

$3 $3 $3 $3

Dorothy and Leo Gallegos getting ready for grocery bingo.

Alzheimer’s Support Group

Foot Care

If someone you love is suffering from Alzheimer’s disease or related dementia, there is something you can do to help them and yourself. Plan to visit an Alzheimer’s Association Support Group. This is a comfortable, confidential place to share and learn from others going through similar challenges.

Let Stephanie, who specializes in foot care, pamper your feet! Call 970-674-3500 to set up an appointment. Payment is due when you make your reservation.

Contact Katie Fahrenbruch at the Alzheimer’s Association of Colorado for more information. 970-472-9798 Ages: 16+ 2nd & 4th Tuesday 3-4pm CRC, Maple Room

AARP Driver Safety Class

Keep your blood pressure in check! FREE blood pressure screenings are available on the 1st, 2nd, & 4th Wednesday of each month. Registration is not required. Walkins are welcome!

Sign up for this driving class and you may qualify to receive a discount on your car insurance. Check with your insurance agent for details. Registration is required. Payment is due to instructor on first day of class. Cash or check only. Bring your AARP membership card for a $5 discount!

FREE!

Sponsored by: 1st Wed ~ RVNA 2nd Wed ~ Caring Hearts Home Care 4th Wed ~ Banner Health

.01 Wed Sep 17 .02 Wed Oct 15 .03 Thu Nov 20 .04 Wed Dec 17 CRC, Oak Room

8–12pm 8–12pm 8–12pm 8–12pm

$36 $36 $36 $36

FREE!

Blood Pressure Screening

Ages: 55+ Wed Sep 3-Dec 10 10am CRC, Gallery Hallway

Register by: Friday before Ages: 55+ Min 10/Max 25 #311555.01 Mon Oct 6 8am-12pm $20; $15 w/ AARP membership card CRC, Pine Room

Come on down to the Community Recreation Center for a FREE cup of hot coffee and great conversation. Ages: 55+

Mon/Tue/Thu 8:30-10am CRC, Maple Rm. Wed/Fri 7:30-10am (donuts provided on Wed) CRC, Evergreen Rm.

Active Adults

Longs Peak Scottish/Irish Festival (Estes Park) Enjoy bagpipes & drums, Highland & Irish Dancing, Celtic folk & rock music, jousting & athletic competitions, and more at the largest Scottish Irish Festival in the West. Also visit the clan tents and dogs of the Isles, enjoy Celtic food and spirits and shop for Celtic goods. Performers that can be seen on the festival field: Seamus Kennedy, Ed Miller, Highland Way, Celtica, Bag Pipe Competition, Country Dance, Highland & Irish Dance, Jousting and more! Walking Level: Moderate Register by: Aug 29 Ages: 55+ Min 8/Max 13 #311420.01 F

Sep 5

9am

$32

Pippin (Buell Theatre)

Chihuly installation at Denver Botanic Gardens

Chihuly at Denver Botanic Gardens

Denver Botanic Gardens presents the Rocky Mountain Region’s first major outdoor exhibition of artwork by celebrated American artist, Dale Chihuly. Chihuly’s sculptures – ranging in size and form – add bold colors and dramatic beauty to the Gardens’ 24-acre urban oasis. Chihuly is credited with revolutionizing the Studio Glass movement and elevating the perception of the glass medium from the realm of craft to fine art. He is renowned for ambitious architectural installations around the world, in historic cities, museums and gardens. Lunch will be on your own after the exhibit at a nearby restaurant. Walking Level: Moderate Register by: Sep 12 Ages: 55+ Min 8/Max 13 #311420.03 Th

Sep 18

9am

$25

Active Adult Age Requirements & Supervision Age Requirements: Adults 55+ have first priority; however, adults under 55 may participate in certain activities if space is available. Supervision: Activities are planned for independent adults who are able to manage their own care, decision making and safety. There is no staff, leader, or escort supervision of individuals provided. Companions and caregivers may participate at customer’s expense. Please call 970-674-3500 if you have any questions or for more information.

Pippin is back on Broadway for the first time since it thrilled audiences 40 years ago… and has now won the Tony Award for Best Musical Revival! Pippin tells the story of a young prince on a death-defying journey to find meaning in his existence. Will he choose a happy but simple life? Or will he risk everything for a singular flash of glory? Direct from an acclaimed run at Boston’s American Repertory Theater, this captivating new production is directed by Tony winner Diane Paulus (Hair, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess). It features sizzling choreography in the style of Bob Fosse and breathtaking acrobatics by Les 7 Doigts De La Main, the creative force behind the nationwide sensation, Traces. We will arrive early so you have time for dinner on your own. Walking Level: Easy Register by: Sep 5 Ages: 55+ Min 8/Max 13 #311420.02 Th

Sep 11

4:30pm

$67

Balistreri Vineyard (Denver) Back by popular demand! Join us on a tour of a family-owned and operated winery located in Denver. Their award-winning wines are traditionally handcrafted, without adding sulfites (can you say no hangover?) Enjoy a glass of Balistreri Wine, nibble on antipasti and more on their new patio for a tasty brunch. Fee includes group wine tasting, lunch and desert. Walking Level: Easy Register by: Sep 19 Ages: 55+ Min 8/Max 14 #311420.04 Th

Sep 25

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10:30am

$36

Active Adults

Dushanbe Teahouse (Boulder) The Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse is considered one of Boulder’s most interesting attractions and a favorite for great food. Completely built by hand (no power tools), the Teahouse was constructed in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. It was disassembled, crated up and sent to Boulder to be rebuilt as a symbol of friendship and cultural exploration. Delightful lunch entrées from all over the world will be available. Trip includes transportation but the meal will be at your own cost. Walking Level: Easy Register by: Sep 26 Ages: 55+ Min 8/Max 13 #311420.05 Th

Oct 2

9am

$10

Black American History Museum (Denver) The Black American West Museum preserves the history and culture of those African American men and women who helped settle and develop the American West. The museum is located in the former home of Dr. Justina Ford, the first Black woman doctor in Denver. See exhibits on African American cowboys including Bill Pickett. Lunch will be at your own cost at the Welton Street Café, known for Southern and Caribbean style cooking, before returning to Windsor. Walking Level: Easy Register by: Oct 3 Ages: 55+ Min 8/Max 13 #311420.06 Th

Oct 9

9am

$15

Stranahan’s Whiskey Tour (Denver) Don’t miss out! This tour will last approximately 30-45 minutes and includes an overview of the company, a guided stroll through the production brew house, still house and rack house. Then take a jaunt onto the bottling room floor and most importantly, you’ll get a taste of Colorado’s most precious gold, Stranahan’s Colorado Whiskey. All guests are required to have a valid ID with proof of age, so please don’t leave it at home! No ID means NO whiskey and that’s just sad. After this tour, stumble next door to the Rackhouse Pub for lunch. Cost of lunch is on your own; prices range $9 and up. Walking Level: Moderate Register by: Oct 10 Ages: 55+ Min 8/Max 13 #311420.07 Th

Oct 16

9am

$15

Walking Levels for Trips and Tours

The following Walking Levels will be assigned to each Active Adult trip or tour to help you decide which trips and tours are suitable for you. Each level is based upon research done by staff. The Windsor Community Recreation Center reserves the right to change levels if necessary when additional information becomes available. Walking Levels: Easy: Minimal walking, primarily flat surfaces. Moderate: Difficult:

To fully participate there may be leisurely walking over primarily even surfaces and some uneven surfaces, standing may be required and possibly a few stairs.

To fully participate there may be extended periods of walking over even and uneven surfaces and some incline. There may be steps and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into account.

Colfax Avenue History Tour (Denver)

Monthly Gambling Trip Forget about driving and enjoy a day of good fortune and fun in Black Hawk at Mardi Gras Casino! Sorry this bus is NOT wheelchair accessible. Please Note: There must be a minimum of 25 participants for motor coach services; otherwise, the trip will be cancelled. Casino location is subject to change. Walking Level: Easy Register by: Day of trip Ages: 21+ Min 25/Max 45 #311410 .01 M Sep 8 7:45am–6pm .02 M Oct 6 7:45am–6pm .03 M Nov 3 7:45am–6pm .04 M Dec 1 7:45am–6pm Departs the CRC at 7:45am Departs Casino at 4pm

$18 $18 $18 $18

Breakfast Club Start your day off right with great conversation and friends. Breakfast is at a different restaurant every month! There is no charge if you drive yourself, or you can catch a ride with us for just $6. Please sign up at the front desk or call 970-674-3500 so appropriate reservations can be made. Walking Level: Easy Register by: Day of trip Ages: 55+ Min 5/Max 14 #311460

Take a bus tour of Denver’s famous Colfax Avenue along its entire 26-mile length from Golden to Aurora. Presented by Denver History Tours, on this five-hour tour you will learn about the evolution of this avenue from neighborhood street to its designation as US Highway 40. Each city along the route has something to share about the rich history of Colfax. Lakewood retains many of the motor hotels servicing auto traffic from the early to mid-20th century. Denver’s portion has gone through many incarnations as well, including its seedier elements of pornography shops and prostitution. Learn about the city’s efforts to improve Colfax’s image along major stretches of the avenue. Continue along into Aurora to see the major redevelopments occurring at the old Fitzsimons Hospital. Colfax is a microcosm of Denver society and this tour will help us learn about ourselves. Come join the fun! (This tour includes a one-hour break for lunch. Participants should bring money for their meal). Walking Level: Easy Register by: Oct 17 Ages: 55+ Min 8/Max 13 #311420.08 Th

Oct 23

9am

$25

.01 Sep 9 Double Tree (Platteville) .02 Oct 14 Charco Broiler (F.C.) .03 Nov 11 Sonny’s (Severance) .04 Dec 9 Vern’s (LaPorte) All Trips: Tuesdays $6/ride Depart CRC at 7:30am

Active Adults

Humphrey Memorial Park, Museum & Nature Tea Lunch (Denver) The Humphrey house museum will amaze you! It is filled with antiques, collectibles, art, textiles and artifacts from the family’s many transatlantic cruises and world travels. The family was unique in documenting their own history for over a century through scrapbooks, letters, photos, and heirloom collections that date back to the 1860’s. Today the rooms of the house are very much as the family lived in them. Photos from the early 20th Century show the furniture, wall hangings and items placed just as you see them on your tour. After our tour we will enjoy a wonderful Nature Tea Lunch. Trip includes tour, tea/lunch, transportation and escort. Walking Level: Moderate

Students from the University of Northern Colorado will host this FREE Halloween Party. Lunch is provided and plenty of games and activities will be available. Don’t forget to show off your favorite costume for a chance to win fabulous prizes! Please sign up by October 18

Ages: 55+ Min 25/Max 110 #311520.01

Tu Oct 28 11:30am FREE CRC, Evergreen Room

Active Adult Trips & Travel Times and dates are subject to change. Registration prices may reflect an additional fuel surcharge.

Check out the Pelican Perch (published monthly) or call 970-674-3500 for changes. Thank you!

Feeling brave? Join us for a Ghost Bus Tour to hear about haunted hotels, paranormal sightings and poltergeists as we visit many of the most haunted places in Fort Collins. We’ll even get to see possible evidence of local paranormal activity caught on film! Fee includes tour, transportation and escort. Lunch will be at your own cost before returning to Windsor. Walking Level: Easy Register by: Oct 24 Ages: 55+ Min 8/Max 13 #311420.09 Oct 30

9am

9:30am

$25

Museum & IMAX (Denver)

Magic Bus Haunted Tour (Fort Collins)

Nov 6

$25

The museum exhibit is Whales: Giants of the Deep. Plunge into the vibrant underwater world of Earth’s mightiest animals. Featuring a unique blend of science and storytelling, this interactive experience is filled with engaging ways to explore whales from the inside out. The exhibition showcases stunning artifacts from the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, and more than 20 skulls and skeletons, including a sperm whale skeleton measuring an astonishing 58 feet long! Come face-to-face with these beautiful wonders of nature and see why they have been a source of human fascination for centuries. We will also see an IMAX film that has yet to be determined. Walking Level: Easy Register by: Nov 7 Ages: 55+ Min 8/Max 13 #311420.11 Th

Nov 13

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9am

$25

Active Adults

Jersey Boys (Buell Theatre) “Too Good to be True!” raves the New York Post for Jersey Boys, the 2006 Tony Award®winning Best Musical about Rock and Roll Hall of Famers The Four Seasons: Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito and Nick Massi. This is the story of how four blue-collar kids became one of the greatest successes in pop music history. They wrote their own songs, invented their own sounds and sold 175 million records worldwide – all before they were 30! Jersey Boys, winner of the 2006 Grammy® Award for Best Musical Show Album and most recently, the 2009 Olivier Award for Best New Musical, features their hit songs “Sherry,” “Big Girls Don’t Cry,” “Rag Doll,” “Oh What a Night” and “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You.” “It Will Run for Centuries!” proclaims Time magazine. We will arrive early so you have time for lunch on your own. Walking Level: Easy Register by: Dec 5 Ages: 55+ Min 8/Max 13 #311420.14 Th

Dec 11

10:30am

Wild Lights Tour & Dinner at White Fence Farm (Denver) Humans aren’t the only species that get to decorate their lawns for the holiday season. Take a stroll through Denver Zoo’s Zoo Lights and you’ll “ohhh” and “ahhh” over our 38 brilliantly-illuminated acres of lights and more than 150 animated animal sculptures. And don’t miss the Zoo Lights Lantern Festival taking place in Toyota Elephant Passage. It’s the perfect way to light up your holiday spirit. But before we head to the zoo, enjoy a meal, at your own cost, at White Fence Farm. Not only do they serve the best fried chicken, but also t-bone steaks, shrimp, and much more. Don’t forget about a farm fresh dessert made from scratch! Walking Level: Moderate Register by: Dec 12 Ages: 55+ Min 8/Max 13 #311420.15 Th

Dec 18 4pm $25 (dinner on your own)

Holiday Shopping Trip (Denver) Make your holidays a breeze and get your shopping done with ease! Shopping locations will be at Park Meadows Mall in south Denver and FlatIrons Mall in Broomfield. Walking Level: Easy Register by: Nov 14 Ages: 55+ Min 8/Max 14 #311420 .12 .13

Th Th

Nov 20 Dec 4

9am 9am

$15 $15

$67

N e w y p Y p ear! a H

2015

Celebrate New Year’s Eve at the Community Recreation Center. This event features music by the Harris & Harris Band, dancing, lunch, casino, and a champagne toast at 12 noon! Attire is semi-formal. Reserve your spot now and receive $3 off price of admission. Ages: 55+ Min 25/Max 125 #311520.02 Wed Dec 31 11:30am $7 – registration by Dec 12 $10 – registration after Dec 13 CRC, Evergreen Room

Create a Memorable Event!

Windsor Community Recreation Center

• Weddings • Corporate Parties • Quinceañeras • Birthday Parties • Graduations • Baby Showers • Conferences •Business Meetings •

Plan your next Birthday Party at the CRC!

Fun Birthday Party Packages! • Climbing Wall Party Package • Science Club Party Package Party Packages may include: • Party Room • Pizza • Cake

Call 970-674-3500 for info

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Art & Heritage

Discovering Windsor! A Look Back, A Leap Forward

The Town of Windsor Museum is proud to announce the much-anticipated opening of its new exhibit at Boardwalk Park, Discovering Windsor: A Look Back, A Leap Forward The exhibit focuses new attention on stories that have shaped our local understanding—from the factors that led to Windsor’s development as a town, to the experiences of its people, and the fascinating journey our museum has undertaken and continues to chart for itself. Threaded through each of these stories is a discovery—of our natural resources, our independent spirit, and our commitment to a bright future. Discovering Windsor: A Look Back, A Leap Forward features a wealth of historic photographs, objects, oral histories, and interactive experiences that invite participation in our history—past and present. Please join us for a look back at Windsor’s exciting past and get ready to leap forward as we envision our community’s future! Brought to you by the Town of Windsor Museum With the generous support of the Poudre Heritage Alliance

FREE!

Town of Windsor Museum at Boardwalk Park Aug 7 – Aug 31 Thursday – Sunday, 12pm – 4pm Boardwalk Park, 100 N. 5th Street

Images Courtesy of Town of Windsor Museum Permanent Collection

Volgafest Celebrating Windsor’s Volga German Heritage September 27, 4:00 – 8:00pm | Community Recreation Center

FREE ADMISSION!

Volgafest celebrates the traditions of Volga Germans who settled in Windsor in the early 20th century. Their journey from Russia’s Volga River region is a story of hardship, hard work, and opportunity. The traditions they brought with them carry on in this festive evening of Dutch Hop music and dance! Music by the River Boys. Delicious food & beverages available for purchase. Cash bar provided by the Lions Club. Join us and share in Windsor’s cultural heritage!

Adaptive Recreation Please call 970-674-3500 for information on any Adaptive Recreation Programs.

Hobby Hunters Explore a variety of hobbies to spark your imagination and creative side

The Town of Windsor offers a wheelchair accessible bus which accommodates two wheelchairs. Qualified individuals with

disabilities will be provided with reasonable accommodations in all programs.

Meet and Greet Ice Cream Social Come to the Windsor Community Recreation Center to enjoy free ice cream while you learn about Adaptive Recreation Programs. This is also an opportunity to meet and become familiar with staff who supervise participants during programs. Ages: all ages welcome

Tu Sep 2 5:30–6:30pm Meet at CRC

FREE!

Movie Nights See what’s new on the big screen! Price includes transportation and movie ticket. Please bring some extra cash for snacks (if desired). Movie will be G-PG13. *Actual movie titles and approximate departure time will be determined closer to the date of event. Register By: 1 week before Ages: 16+ Min 4/Max 10 .01 F Sep 5 .02 F Oct 3 .03 F Nov 7 .04 F Dec 5 Meet at CRC

#325013

3:30-6:30pm 3:30-6:30pm 3:30-6:30pm 3:30-6:30pm

$15 $15 $15 $15

Sports Sampler Come try out a variety of sports with this sampler class. All sports are adapted to special needs. Register By: 1 week before Ages: 5-10 Min 3/Max 6 .01 F Sep 26 .02 F Oct 24 .03 F Nov 21 .04 F Dec 12 CRC, Gymnasium

#325061

4-5pm 4-5pm 4-5pm 4-5pm

Adaptive Swimming Lessons

$5 $5 $5 $5

Lets Get Crafty .01 Th Sep 11 .03 Th Nov 6

Learn to Cook .02 Th Oct 9 .04 Th Dec 11 CRC, Oak Room

#325012

Basic swim skills are introduced and adapted for individuals with disabilities. Skill improvement and fun will be the focus in class. All abilities welcome. Call the Community Recreation Center at 970-674-3500, leave your name and phone number, and you will be contacted to set up times and dates of the lessons. All ages, adults welcome too! Times are limited. *Dates

3:30-5pm 3:30-5pm

$12 $12

and times vary depending on pool/instructor availability. Pool time will not be available until after 7:15pm.

3:30-5pm 3:30-5pm

$12 $12

NOTE: Please bring an attendant if you need assistance with personal care outside of the water. All ages welcome WHS Pool

$20/person/lesson

Fun and Games

Arts and Crafts

Get moving, exercise and play games! Focus on a different sport or fitness activity each week so you can learn the basic skills needed to participate. Important social skills such as listening, taking turns, following rules, working together, and making friends are all part of this fun activity. Please wear tennis shoes and appropriate clothing.

Come explore a variety of arts and crafts while making new friends. All projects are adapted to special needs.

Register By: 1 week before Ages: 16+ Min 4/Max 10 .01 M Sep 8-29 .02 M Oct 6-27 .03 M Nov 3-24 .04 M Dec 1-29 CRC, Gymnasium

#325030

3:30-4:30pm 3:30-4:30pm 3:30-4:30pm 3:30-4:30pm

$40 $40 $40 $48

#325062

4-5pm 4-5pm 4-5pm 4-5pm

$5 $5 $5 $5

Dinner Nights Out You choose the restaurant! Treat yourself to delicious food and fantastic company! Remember, you are responsible for bringing money for your own meal including tip. $15.00 is requested. There will be four chances for a Friday night dinner with your friends, so don’t miss out on the fun! Register By: 1 week before Age 16+ Min 4/Max 10 .01 F Sep 19 .02 F Oct 17 .03 F Nov 14 .04 F Dec 19 Meet at CRC

#325065

4-6:30pm 4-6:30pm 4-6:30pm 4-6:30pm

$8 $8 $8 $8

Bowling You and your friends will have a great time as we head to Greeley for non-competitive bowling that emphasizes basic skills, good sportsmanship and fun. Any skill level is welcome. Price includes two games and shoe rental. Register By: 1 week before Ages: 14+ Min 5/Max 10 .01 W Sep 3-24 .02 W Oct 1-29 .03 W Nov 5-26 .04 W Dec 3-17 Meet at CRC

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#325050

3:30-5:40pm 3:30-5:40pm 3:30-5:40pm 3:30-5:40pm

$30 $38 $30 $22

Adaptive Recreation

Storytelling Come enjoy classic stories and readings to enhance imagination and enjoyment of the spoken word. A new story each date! Snacks will be provided! Register by: 1 week before Ages: 14+ Min 4/Max 10 #325080 .01 Tu Oct 7 .02 Tu Nov 4 .03 Tu Dec 9 CRC, Oak Room

4-5pm 4-5pm 4-5pm

$5 $5 $5

Gardening

Learn how to plant and manage your own garden! Plant your own vegetables and watch them grow. You’ll be able to take home what you have grown after the program is over! Register By: 1 week before Ages: 16+ Min 4/Max 10

#325019

.01 Tu Sep 2-30 4-5pm $25 .02 Tu Oct 28 4-5pm pumpkins $8 Meet at CRC

Forney Museum of Transportation This historic museum located in Denver, is home to several early Colorado methods of transportation including cars, trains, and snow machines! Let’s all enjoy this trip “back in time.” Register by: 1 week before Ages: 16+ Min 4/Max 10 #325066.05 Sa Sep 20 Meet at the CRC

9am-1pm

$15

Pumpkin Patch Trip 2013

Pumpkin Patch Travel to a local pumpkin patch where you will feel like you are back on the farm! You can pick pumpkins in the patch, take a walk through the corn maze and enjoy a day on the farm! Remember to bring extra money to purchase a pumpkin or snack, and dress appropriately for the activity! Register by: 1 week before Ages: 8+ Min 4/Max 10 Th Oct 30 Meet at the CRC

#325066.03

3:30–5:30pm

$15

Denver Zoo Lights

CSU Football Game

Eagles Game

Bring your team spirit and head over to Hughes Stadium to support the CSU Rams as they play the Tulsa Hurricanes! Price includes ticket and transportation. Please bring money for snacks and souvenirs if desired. GO RAMS!

Support the Colorado Eagles hockey team vs. the Utah Grizzlies at the Budweiser Event Center in Loveland! Price includes ticket to the game and transportation. Please bring extra cash for snacks and drinks. GO EAGLES!

11am-4pm

$35

6:30-10pm

$28

Where wildlife meets wildlights! Zoo Lights displays millions of sparkling lights featuring glittering trees and animated animal light sculptures! Holiday entertainment, music, a train ride, warming stations and refreshments make this event a treat. Please bring extra money for hot chocolate and snacks if desired.

4:30-9:30pm

$27

Aquatics

Punch Cards Purchase a punch card for $17.50 and receive $20 worth of drop-ins at the pool or at the Community Recreation Center. Punch cards are available for purchase at the Community Recreation Center.

ay 30 D s s Fitne Pass!

Aqua Aerobics Included on Fitness Pass!!!

Join a swim team!

CARA Swim Team

Masters Swim Team

This year round opportunity provides an introduction to competitive swimming that will teach life long skills of confidence and build friendships. Must be able to swim 25 yards without stopping. No practices on school holidays. Practices held Monday through Thursday with meets on Saturday’s or Sunday’s. No practice when school is closed.

Whether you are training for your first triathlon or Ironman, wanting a whole body workout that is easy on your joints, need to cross train, never learned how to swim, or need to get motivated to get in the pool, a faster, more efficient freestyle makes swimming much more fun and effective!! Swim participants will learn drills, skills and workouts to improve their overall swim technique which will improve efficiency and speed. All levels welcome.

#310410.03

7:15-8:15pm

$109

no class 09/22, 10/20, 11/24, 11/25, 11/26, 11/27 other dates may occur

Practices: Mon–Thu Meets: Sat or Sun WHS, Pool

Adaptive Swimming Lessons Basic swim skills are introduced and adapted for individuals with disabilities. Skill improvement and fun will be the focus in class. All abilities welcome. Call the CRC at 970-674-3500, leave your name and phone number, and you will be contacted to set up times and dates of the lessons. All ages, adults welcome too! Times are limited. *Dates and times vary depending on pool/instructor availability. Pool time will not be available until after 7:15pm.

NOTE: Please bring an attendant if you need assistance with personal care outside of the water. All ages welcome WHS Pool

$20/person/lesson

W,F W,F W,F W,F

no class 10/17

Sep 3-26 Oct 1-31 Nov 5-21 Dec 3-19

#310001

5-6am 5-6am 5-6am 5-6am

$30 $30 $23 $23

WHS, Pool

Adult Lap Swim – Outdoor Take advantage of the last days of summer at Chimney Park Pool! Increase your endurance or work out those stiff joints in the pool. Pull buoys and kick boards available. Buy a Summer Pool Pass and SAVE MONEY (no proration’s given) or you can drop-in at your convenience. Punch card or summer pool pass required. Ages: 16+ $3.50 with punch card 50+ $3.25 with punch card

M-F Aug 4-Aug 12 6–7am & 12–1pm Chimney Park Pool

Attend Aqua Aerobics for just $25 for 30 days! attend any of the fitness classes on page 28 (5 class fitness pass or $5/drop-

PLUS

in with punch card also accepted, NO CASH accepted. Must have a pass or punch card)

AM Aqua Aerobics

Wake up to this high energy water workout utilizing deep water and buoyancy devices. Designed to improve cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength, & endurance. Great workout for all ages. M,W Sep 3-Dec 19

5-6am

no class on 9/22, 10/20,11/24, 11/26

WHS, Pool

Adult Lap Swim – Indoor Increase your endurance or work out those stiff joints in the pool. Pull buoys and kick boards available. Buy a bargain pass and SAVE $$$. No prorations given. Or you can drop in at your convenience. Punch card only, no cash accepted. Bargain Lap Swim Pass: Drop-in 18+: 50+: Age 16+ M,W,F

Min 0/Max 100

Sep 2-Dec 19

$80 $3.50 $3.25

#310099.01

5-6am

No lap swim 9/22, 10/17, 10/20, 11/24, 11/26, 11/28, other dates may occur

WHS, Pool

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MOTORIZED BOATING ON WINDSOR LAKE UNTIL SEPTEMBER 21! How To Purchase A Boat Permit Permits may be purchased at the CRC, 250 N. 11th St. • Please bring the following with you: • Proof of residency in Windsor (Town of Windsor utility bill, property tax, or lease agreement)

• Driver’s License • Current Boat Registration

(motorized & sailboats ) • Proof of Insurance*(motorized)

*Motorized watercraft must have liability coverage with minimum limits of $300,000 for bodily injury and property damage. One permit per craft. For Colorado Boating Statutes and Regulations please call 303-791-1954 or visit www.parks.state.co.us

Motorized Boating Motorized permit holders will be allowed on the lake on motorized days on a 1st come, 1st served basis. Daily and annual permit holders must call 674-3500 to request their time and day of the week to reserve a spot on the lake no earlier than Monday of that week. 1/2 Day: Annual:

$15 Residents $25 Non-Residents $450 Residents Only

Days: Dates: Time:

Wed/Fri/Sat/Sun Aug 3–Aug 10 Aug 16–Sep 21 Sat /Sun Only 8am–2pm or 2pm–8pm

(Max 20 sold - beginning 4/7/14) If permits do not sell out by 6/2/14 they will be open to non-residents – first come, first serve.

Non-Motorized Boating

Non-motorized permitted crafts are allowed year round on any day as long as ice is not present and/ or there is not a scheduled motorized boating day.

All crafts must have a permit, one permit per craft. All Day: Annual: Days: Dates: Time:

$5 Residents $7 Non-Residents $35 Residents $50 Non-Residents Sun/Mon/Tue/Thu/Sat Aug 3-Aug 12 Aug 16–Sep 21 Sat/Sun Only Daylight hours

Windsor Lake

FREE! Beach Swim

Daylight hours only! Take time to enjoy a day at the beach!

Swimming is permitted within areas designated by ropes and buoys only. Park rules and regulations apply. All children 9 and under must be accompanied by a responsible guardian 16 yrs. or older.

SWIM AT YOUR OWN RISK! NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY! Fishing Information

Boat Rentals

• Fishing is allowed on Windsor Lake Kayak, paddle boat, canoe, paddle board, & year-round. Ice fishing is not allowed.

• Must have a valid fishing license. • For information on rules and regulations

aqua trike rentals are available at Windsor Lake. $5 for 30 minutes/boat. Life jackets are required for all participants and will be provided. Children 9 & under must be

• Night fishing is allowed from the south

Aug 4–Aug 12 Aug 7–Aug 8 Aug 3-Sep 21

or fishing licenses, call 1-800-244-5613 or visit www.wildlife.state.co.us. • Windsor Lake is generally stocked with Yellow Perch Fingerling, Bluegill, Channel Catfish, and Trout. end of the parking lot on Highway 257 north to the inlet bridge of the lake only.

accompanied by a guardian 16 years or older. Anyone under 18 years old must have their legal guardian sign the waiver before participating.

M/T/W 12pm-5pm $5 Th/Fri 12pm-8pm $5 Sat/Sun 10am-8pm $5

(Tickets sold at concession/restroom building)

• Each fisherman must have a line in the water that is being attended.

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Classes Delicately Delicious Indian Harvest

Coconut ‘Cuckoo’ Curries

Indian Cooking with Sapna Von Reich

Calling all Coconut and Curry Lovers!!! Sapna Von Reich will teach you a couple of her modern spins on the traditional coconut curry. Coconut has a magic all of its own in mutating even the most average curry into a very flavorful dish to savor. No wonder it’s used widely across all of South East Asia and South Asia. These variations on the coconut curries are delicious, vegetarian and very healthy as well. Tonight’s Menu ~ Vegetable Stew with Brown Basmati Rice ~ Kale with coconut ~ Beets with coconut ~ Coconut Rice Pilaf with Spicy Pineapple Curry. A $20 supply fee is payable to the instructor at the beginning of class.

Need a little help? Reduced Fee Program The Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture Reduced Fee Program is funded through generous donations from multiple sources including the Windsor Town Board and United Way of Weld County. Reduced fees are available for Town of Windsor residents meeting qualification guidelines including proof of income and household size taken from the most recent IRS tax form and proof of residency taken from a property tax certificate, Town of Windsor utility bill or rental agreement. Applications are available at the front desk of the Windsor Community Recreation Center, 250 N. 11th Street, online at: www.windsorgov.com, or by calling 970-674-3500.

9:30am

Indian Cooking with Sapna Von Reich

Enjoy the fall and all it’s bounty with dishes prepared by chef Sapna Von Reich. Learn the techniques and flavors to add to your old favorites! Menu Includes: ~ Spicy Sweet Potato Salad ~ Butternut Squash Curry ~ Pomegranate Raita (Yogurt Salad) ~ Quinoa-Rice Pilaf A $20 supply fee is payable to the instructor at the beginning of class.

9:30am

$12+ supply fee

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Log-in using your personal household ID and password - OR - browse activities & league schedules as a guest. • Once logged-in, members can view their accounts, check team schedules, register for classes using a credit card and more! • New users can apply for an account online.

• For help, email: windsorpr@windsorgov.com or call the Parks, Recreation & Culture Department at 970-674-3500.

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Classes

Create Your Own Will This class is a great way to get a tough job done in one easy convenient manner. Licensed attorney, Steven M. Dye and his staff will help you complete a Last Will & Testament, Financial & Medical Power of Attorney, Living Will and Organ Donation Request. The class includes all materials, witnessing, notary, review and time for questions and discussion. Must show driver’s license or other photo ID. Register by: 1st day of class Ages: 18 + Min 4/Max 15 #314972 .01 Th Sep 25 .02 Th Oct 23 .03 Th Nov 20 .04 Th Dec 11 CRC, Maple Room

6-7:30pm 6-7:30pm 6-7:30pm 6-7:30pm

$99 $99 $99 $99

Banner Health Flu Shots Flu shots available at the Community Recreation Center! Appointments not required. Walk-ins welcome! Wed Oct 1 Flu: Quadrivalent Flu: Nasal Flu Mist: Tdap: Pneumonia: CRC, Oak Room

First Aid / CPR

CPR – Heartsaver This class covers the American Heart Association curriculum including: CPR for all ages, rescue breathing, choking for all ages, and AED hands on practice. This class is not for health care providers.

6–8pm 6–8pm

$49 $49

This American Heart Association curriculum class is taught by Windsor-Severance firefighters and covers First Aid and CPR /AED and choking for all ages. Register by: 1 week before Ages: 16+ Min 1/Max 15 #314922

.01 Sa Oct 18 8am-4pm $75 Windsor Fire Station 1, Training Room, 100 7th Street, Windsor

10am–12pm $25 $30 $35 $55 $90

Rapid Rover Dog Training No time for an 8 week dog training class? No problem! Rapid Rover Dog Training classes help you focus on just those behaviors you want to work on with your dog without paying for those that you don’t. It’s easy; register, receive an e-mailed handout with everything you need to know to attend class, then show up with your dog. It’s that easy.

Dog Training for the Holidays Do you dread the hustle and the bustle of the holidays because your dog is wild with guests? Want your dog to be the “good dog” this year? Get your dog ready for those holiday guest visits by attending our 3 week intensive Dog Training for the Holidays Class. Your dog will learn not to jump on guests, how to react to the doorbell ringing, how to relax and be patient when you are cooking/wrapping presents/etc, what to do when guests come to the door, and much more. Register by: Oct 3 Ages: 15+ Min 5/Max 10 #314933.01 Tue Oct 7 - Oct 21 CRC, Aspen Room

6-7pm

$20

Classes

T’ai Chi Chih Advanced Fencing

Basic Fencing An introduction the modern sport of fencing. Students will learn fundamental weapon skills with the foil, as well as the basic rules and safety requirements of the sport. The aim is to prepare novices to both enjoy fencing with partners and to be able to continue learning more advanced skills and strategies. Participants are required to wear athletic shoes and pants. Females must wear a chest guard (provided). Fencing equipment is provided. Register by: 1st day of class Age 13+ Min 4/Max 10 .01 M Sep 8-29 .02 M Oct 6-27 .03 M Nov 3-24 .04 M Dec 1-22 CRC, Cedar Room

#314780

6-7:15pm 6-7:15pm 6-7:15pm 6-7:15pm

$30 $30 $30 $30

Novices, improve and expand your fencing skill with the foil. Emphasis is on mastering the fundamental skills and strategies of the sport through work and games in groups and pairs, occasional short individual lessons, and plenty of fencing bouts. Participants MUST have passed the Basic Fencing Test and/or have Coach Permer's permission. Participants are required to wear athletic shoes and pants. Females must wear a chest guard (provided). Fencing equipment is provided. Register by: 1st day of class Age 13+ Min 4/Max 10 .01 M Sep 8-29 .02 M Oct 6-27 .03 M Nov 3-24 .04 M Dec 1-22 CRC, Spruce Room

#314785

6-8pm 6-8pm 6-8pm 6-8pm

$40 $40 $40 $40

Achieve a healthier mind, body, and spirit through an inner discipline that focuses on circulating and balancing your body’s natural energy. T’ai Chi Chih is a slow-moving meditation that is fun, easy, and enjoyable to do. Reported benefits include reduced stress, strengthened immune system, weight and B/P control, and better balance and flexibility. The 19 gentle movements and one pose can be done by anyone regardless of age or physical ability including those in wheelchairs. It is a joy through movement. Please note: Age 12+ are welcome to attend. Register by: 1st day of class Age 12+ Min 6/Max 20

#314870

T’ai Chi Chih Continuing .01 M Sep 8-Oct 27 10:45-11:45am $50 .03 M Nov 3-Dec 22 10:45-11:45am $50 T’ai Chi Chih Beginning .02 M Sep 8-Oct 27 12-1pm .04 M Nov 3-Dec 22 12-1pm CRC, Fitness

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$50 $50

Classes – Youth Kenpo Karate Tigers Kenpo Karate emphasizes martial arts skills, integrity and individual achievement. It is strongly based in self-defense as well as traditional katas, or forms, presented in a well organized curriculum. Students also benefit from discipline, confidence, fitness, coordination and fun! The Tiger program also offers stranger awareness. Panthers are introduced to the Five Rules of Safety. By earning a progressive belt rank, students find a sense of accomplishment as they build self-esteem. Belt testing is encouraged but not required. Register by: 1st day of class

Tigers Ages: 5-7 Min 4/Max 16 #314710 .01 T/Th Sep 2-30 4:30-5:15pm $45 .02 T/Th Oct 2-30 4:30-5:15pm $45 .03 T/Th Nov 4-25 4:30-5:15pm $35 .04 T/Th Dec 2-23 4:30-5:15pm $35 Panthers Ages: 8-15 Min 4/Max 16 #314720 .01 T/Th Sep 2-30 5:15-6:15pm $45 .02 T/Th Sep 2-30 6:15-7:15pm $45 .03 T/Th Oct 2-30 5:15-6:15pm $45 .04 T/Th Oct 2-30 6:15-7:15pm $45 .05 T/Th Nov 4-25 5:15-6:15pm $35 .06 T/Th Nov 4-25 6:15-7:15pm $35 .07 T/Th Dec 2-23 5:15-6:15pm $35 .08 T/Th Dec 2-23 6:15-7:15pm $35 CRC, Fitness Room

Wil , Glenn, and Trevor testing for their black belt in Kenpo Karate .

Sponsorship Opportunities

Available Sponsorships:

You

Aquatics

create the building blocks

Your dollars help build a brighter future! If you are considering sponsorship, you already understand the importance of giving back and establishing goodwill toward the community that you live and work in. As a valued sponsor, you can take pride knowing you are supporting quality programs and events. Programs offered through the Parks, Recreation, & Culture Department attract approximately 85,000 visitors annually with 100’s of thousands of casual park visitors and program spectators. That means these may be the wisest marketing dollars you’ll ever spend. From special events and athletics to parks and trails, we offer a variety of sponsorship levels for businesses and citizens to become involved.

Chimney Park Pool Windsor Lake

Athletics

for

community success!

Fields Scoreboards T-shirts

Community Events

Easter Eggstravaganza Movies in the Park Mud Volleyball Races Summer Concert Series Turkey Ball Volgafest Windsor Wonderland

Parks / Trails / Trees Adopt-A-Trail Commemorative Tree Program Commemorative Bench Program

Leave-A-Legacy

For more information please visit: www.windsorgov.com/sponsorships

Classes – Youth

S.A.L.T.

Student Advisory Leadership Team

Teen Nights at the CRC!

Live DJ Every Teen Night!

A fun, safe environment for teens to spend their leisure time on a Friday night. Call 674-3500 for more information.

SCHOOL ID REQUIRED

No bags, purses, backpacks of any kind allowed in the building. School dress code will be enforced. Participants must be accompanied by a parent if they would like to leave before end of program. Thank you for your understanding.

S.A.L.T. is a self-sustaining group made up of local Middle School and High School students who want to make a difference in the community. They are credited with providing over a dozen safe activities a year for teens and the community. The goal is to provide positive alternative activities that students will want to participate in. S.A.L.T. holds their meeting on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 6:00pm, where new events are planned and ideas are discussed to better the community. If you are interested in learning more, contact Windsor Community Recreation Center at 970-674-3500.

Connect with Windsor!

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6TH-8TH GRADE ONLY 6PM-9PM $5 / AT THE DOOR Sep 5 Oct 10 Nov 7

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• In-depth overview • Practical application of example questions • Learn how to approach, strategize, reason through and complete exam questions • Private and semi-private tutoring

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Come enjoy a movie and bonfire in the park. Hang out with your friends and roast s’mores, while enjoying a movie on the big screen

Ages: all ages welcome Fri Aug 8 FREE! Activities: begin at 8pm Movie: The Lego Movie (rated PG) Showtime: 8:30pm Boardwalk Park

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Classes – Youth

Recreational Cheerleading Team For all those kids who’ve got Windsor Spirit, please join Coach Kelly in supporting our community and learning about what teamwork really means. Your cheerleader will learn about cheer basics, jumps, dance, stunting, and of course awesome cheers to motivate a crowd. The team will be invited to cheer in the community at sports and special events. All cheerleaders who participate in Fall Cheerleading will work on a special 2 minute routine to be showcased on a Saturday in December. The Showcase is set up like a small recreational competition, with no pressure, but lots of goodies for the kids to take home including their very own cheer trophy. For questions email: coachkellycheer@gmail.com

One-time uniform cost paid to the instructor Uniform Fee: $55 (includes skirt, top, pom poms, briefs, bow, and cheer socks) Register by: 1 week before Min 5/Max 30 #313516

Mighty Wizards Ages: 5-8 Min 5/Max 30 .01 W Sep 3-24 3:30-4:30pm .03 W Oct 1-22 3:30-4:30pm .05 W Oct 29-Nov 19 3:30-4:30pm .07 W Dec 3-17 3:30-4:30pm Register for all 4 session for $165 CRC, Cedar/Spruce Room Mega Wizards Ages: 8-12 Min 5/Max 30 .02 W Sep 3-24 4:30-5:30pm .04 W Oct 1-22 4:30-5:30pm .06 W Oct 29-Nov 19 4:30-5:30pm .08 W Dec 3-17 4:30-5:30pm Register for all 4 session for $165 CRC, Cedar/Spruce Room

Tumbling $45 $45 $45 $45

$45 $45 $45 $45

Join us for additional tumbling instruction immediately following cheer class. Register by: 1 week before Min 5/Max 30 #313519

Ages: 5-8 .01 W Sep 3-24 4:30-5pm .03 W Oct 1-22 4:30-5pm .05 W Oct 29-Nov 19 4:30-5pm .07 W Dec 3-17 4:30-5pm Ages: 8-12 .02 W Sep 3-24 5:30-6pm .04 W Oct 1-22 5:30-6pm .06 W Oct 29-Nov 19 5:30-6pm .08 W Dec 3-17 5:30-6pm CRC, Cedar/Spruce Room

NEW!

Recreational Baton Team

Windsor Youth Recreation Cheerleading is excited to announce the addition of baton twirling to its community spirit teams. Learn to twirl, roll and toss a baton in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Students will learn the fundamentals of baton twirling while preparing for shows, parades, and community events. The instructor, Ann Durkin, is a certified elementary school teacher who has been coaching baton twirling for over 30 years. No experience necessary. Come give it a twirl! Additional costs: Baton: $20 Twirling Costume: $40

#313518

.01 M Sep 8-29 5-6pm .02 M Oct 6-27 5-6pm .03 M Nov 3-24 5-6pm .04 M Dec 1-22 5-6pm CRC, Cedar/Spruce Room

$45 $45 $45 $45

$20 $20 $20 $15

Competition Cheerleading Team If your child has ever wanted to experience cheerleading in a competitive arena, come join the Windsor Wildfires Competitive Cheerleading Team and join in the fun! Our team always welcomes new cheerleaders! We’re friendly, fun, and supportive. Coach Kelly is a nationally certified cheer coach and Coach Leigh Ann is an elite gymnast with over 15 years of coaching experience. Keep in mind that the competition team truly depends on all participants being dedicated to the team. This will be a commitment from SeptemberMarch. Additional competition costs: Competition Uniform: $90 (includes skirt, top, pom poms, briefs, bow, and cheer socks) Tumbling Intensives: $20 per 2 hr session, schedule TBD (we typically hold one tumbling intensive per month on a Saturday) Register by: 1 week before Min 4/Max 14 #313517

Competition Team Ages: 5–14 .01 W Sep 3-24 5:30-7:30pm $85 .02 W Oct 1-22 5:30-7:30pm $85 .03 W Oct 29-Nov 19 5:30-7:30pm $85 .04 W Dec 3-17 5:30-7:30pm $85 CRC, Cedar/Spruce Room

Go Team!

Classes – Youth

CLIMBING WALL GENERAL INFO RULES/GUIDELINES: •Climbing pass or daily admission is required at all times. •Proper attire required: closed-toed shoes, pants or long shorts and casual t-shirt. •No open-toed shoes or skorts. •Please see the CRC Front Desk for Climbing Wall Rules / Guidelines.

• Supervised Open Climb: Open to all

users. All uncertified climbers must purchase a belay ride at the front desk.

• Unsupervised Open Climb: Open

to certified climbers ONLY. No staff available to belay. • Private lessons: By appointment only. FEES:

• Belay Rides (ages 4+) The climbing

wall staff will belay climbers up and down the climbing wall. Equipment is included. Available during all supervised climbing times. •Belay Day Pass - $3/person; $7/family

Youth Climbers

Parent/Child Climb Are you ready for an adventure? This introductory level rock climbing course does not require experience. Learn climbing safety, commands and techniques. Parent attendance is mandatory for all classes. Parents are free with a registered child. Register by: 1 week before Ages: 4-6 Min 3/Max 5 .01 .02 .03 .04

Sa Sa Sa Sa

Sep 6-27 Oct 4-25 Nov 1-22 Dec 6-20

#317010

9-10am 9-10am 9-10am 9-10am

$20 $20 $20 $15

Mini Climbers Advance your climbing skills in a noncompetitive, fun environment. Participants will learn teamwork, balance, coordination, commands, technique and much more. Register by: 1 week before Ages: 6-8 Min 3/Max 8 .01 .02 .03 .04

Tu Tu Tu Tu

Sep 9-30 Oct 7-28 Nov 4-25 Dec 2-16

#317020

5-6:30pm 5-6:30pm 5-6:30pm 5-6:30pm

• Climbing Pass

$20 $20 $20 $15

Learn a variety of climbing techniques, terminology, proper spotting methods and climbing safety. Register by: 1 week before Ages: 9-14 Min 3/Max 8 .01 .02 .03 .04

Tu Tu Tu Tu

Sep 9-30 Oct 7-28 Nov 4-25 Dec 2-16

#317030

6:30-8pm 6:30-8pm 6:30-8pm 6:30-8pm

•$3/Daily Pass - w/own equipment •$5/Daily Pass - w/rental equipment

CLIMBING WALL HOURS:

• Supervised Climb •Sat, 10am-12pm

$20 $20 $20 $15

• Unsupervised Climb • Mon-Wed 7am-5pm • Thu/Fri 7am-8pm • Sat 12pm-6pm • Sun 1pm-6pm

Girls Rock Lil’ Girls Rock Little girls rock too! We introduce the sport of climbing from a girl’s point of view. This is a beginner climbing class that will teach basic climbing movements, the figure eight knot, commands and ways to keep climbing safe. All topics are taught in a fun way just for girls! Closed toe shoes are required. Register by: 1 week before Ages: 6-8 Min 3/Max 8 .01 .02 .03 .04

M M M M

Sep 8-29 Oct 6-27 Nov 3-24 Dec 1-15

#317040

5-6:30pm 5-6:30pm 5-6:30pm 5-6:30pm

$20 $20 $20 $15

Girls rule in this class! This is a more advanced class than Lil’ Girls Rock. The sport of climbing is taught from a female’s point of view. Taught by an experienced female teacher, this class focuses on advanced movements, gear selection, as well as additional climbing techniques, all in a fun and supportive way. Closed toe shoes are required. Register by: 1 week before Ages: 9-14 Min 3/Max 8 .01 .02 .03 .04

M M M M

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Sep 8-29 Oct 6-27 Nov 3-24 Dec 1-15

#317045

6:30-8pm 6:30-8pm 6:30-8pm 6:30-8pm

$20 $20 $20 $15

Classes – Youth PARENTS’ NIGHT OUT = Kids Night of FUN!

Saturday Science Faction Looking for some extra science to fill your brain? We have the extra you’re looking for! Topics will vary, depending on what we have found after cleaning out the science lair but will be sure to include Bob the Snake, chinchillas and something out of this world. Sign up for 1 or sign up for all. Register by: 1 week before Ages: 5-10 Min 5/Max 15 .01 Sa Sep 13 .02 Sa Oct 11 .03 Sa Nov 8 .04 Sa Dec 13 CRC, Oak

#313570 9-10am 9-10am 9-10am 9-10am

$7 $7 $7 $7

Need a DATE NIGHT, or an evening to hang out with YOUR FRIENDS? Maybe some time to get some holiday shopping done without the kids? Bring the kids to the CRC for an evening of games, music and FUN! They will have a great time and you will too knowing your kids are having fun in a safe environment. Enjoy your evening out. YOU DESERVE IT! A light snack will be provided.

$10

Preschool Art: Building Appreciation!

Kids Drawing and Painting

Youth Drawing and Painting

If your child likes to dabble or splash, scribble or sketch, this class is a perfect fit! Students will explore a world of color and texture by using a variety of medium including collage, watercolor, clay, and paint. This class builds appreciation for art through play and experimentation. Please dress to get messy! Great for new or returning students. Instructor: Beth Hay. All supplies included.

Ready to build skills? Students will begin to develop drawing and painting skills that will create a solid foundation for further practice. Begin to understand the fun of drawing and painting landscape, architecture, and portraits! Students will begin to explore color theory through painting with acrylics and watercolor Instructor: Beth Hay. All supplies included.

Calling all young artists! Students will expand their drawing and painting skills through creating original pieces of art work! Enjoy learning how to draw and paint landscape, architecture, and portraits. They will also learn more about color theory through painting with acrylics and watercolor. Instructor: Beth Hay. All supplies included.

#345607

.01 M/F Nov 3-14 1:30-2:15pm CRC, Oak Room

$35

Preschool Open Gym Play with your child on gym mats, toss beanbags, play catch and more. This is a drop-in program, no registration necessary. An adult must accompany every child or family of children. A ratio of at least one adult for every three children is required. Parent participation throughout program is required. Ages: 6 and under Cost: $2/child/visit T/Th

Aug 19–Dec 18

no class 11/25 or 11/27

CRC, Gymnasium

9–11am

#345606

.01 Tu Oct 28-Nov 11 3:30-4:30pm $30 CRC, Aspen Room

3:30-4:30pm $50

Educate Me! 1-on-1 Tutoring Get the help your child needs to suceed!

• 1-on-1 & Small Group Tutoring • All tutoring is conducted by Certified Master Teachers K – 8 Students: • Reading • Writing • Math

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Classes – Youth

NEW!

Music Together ® Music Together ® is a research-based, internationally renowned music/ movement program for children (0-4yrs) and caregivers. Families have fun planting the seeds for musical growth through singing, movement, instrument play in a creative, yet structured environment. Mixed age classes, siblings welcome at reduced tuition A nonrefundable service fee of $45.00 must be paid directly to the instructor on the first day of class covers materials: 1 CD, 1 MP3 file, DVD and musical growth chart. (Siblings that are 8 months or younger are FREE, but must still register.)

For additional information please contact Jane Smolens at 495-1120 or at www.mountainsongmusic.com.

Music Together ® FREE Demo Class

Free Music Together ® Demo Class on Wednesday, August 20th at 10am. Although this class is free, you will need to register as there are only 15 spots available. Register by: 1 week before Ages: 0-4 Min 5/Max 15 W Aug 20 CRC, Aspen

W Sep 17-Nov 19 9:30-10:30am $140 Siblings 9 months and older $100 Siblings 8 months and younger FREE! CRC, Aspen Room

#313561.01

10-11am

FREE!

Performance Classes Offered for those wanting to share their experience with others in our community and at the Greeley Festival of Trees! This season we will present a ballet based on Frozen! Some classes will be combined times for rehearsals and some performances may be in lieu of classes. A $35 performance/ costume fee will be due to the instructor the first day of class. You must also register for the Oct session of Pre-ballet or Classical Ballet to participate in this class. Attire: Leotards, tights, leather ballet shoes. Hair in a ballet bun. Register by: Oct 15 Min 5/Max 12 #313536

Ages: 3-4 .01 M Nov 3-Dec 20 5:30-6:15pm $85 Ages: 5-6 .02 M Nov 3-Dec 20 6:15-7pm

$85

Ages: 7-11 .03 M Nov 3-Dec 20 4:15-5:15pm $85 CRC, Pine Room

#313560.01

Pre-Ballet

Classical Ballet

Lil ballerinas come and learn pre-ballet skills in an imaginative, fun setting! For those wishing to perform, sign up for our Performance Classes! Taught by a professional ballet instructor and dancer. Attire: Leotards, tights, leather ballet shoes. Hair pulled back out of face in a pony or half back.

Young ballerinas come experience classical ballet training from a professional ballet instructor and dancer. Learn proper technique that builds upon the progressive training of strength and flexibility individually for each dancer. Pointe training is available at age 12 for dancers who reach the appropriate technical level. For those wishing to perform, sign up for our Performance Classes! Attire: Leotards, tights, leather ballet shoes. Hair in a ballet bun.

Register by: 1 week before Min 5/Max 10 #313534 Ages: 3-4 .02 M Sep 8-29 5:30-6:15pm .05 M Oct 6-27 5:30-6:15pm Ages: 3-5 .01 F Sep 5-26 8:30-9:15am .04 F Oct 3-24 8:30-9:15am .07 F Oct 31-Nov 21 8:30-9:15am .08 F Dec 5-19 8:30-9:15am Ages: 5-6 .03 M Sep 8-29 .06 M Oct 6-27 CRC, Pine Room

6:15-7pm 6:15-7pm

$38 $38 $38 $38 $38 $29

$38 $38

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#313535

4:15-5:15pm $48 4:15-5:15pm $48

Classes â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Youth

NEW! Pre-School Combo All combo classes rotate between ballet, jazz and hip hop giving students an overall education in dance. Register by: 1 week before Ages: 3-5 Min 1/Max 7

#313525

.01 W Sep 3-24 11:30am-12:30pm $50 .02 W Oct 1-22 11:30am-12:30pm $50 .03 W Oct 29-Nov 19 11:30am-12:30pm $50 .04 W Dec 3-17 11:30am-12:30pm $50 CRC, Fitness Room

Beginner Combo

NEW!

All combo classes rotate between ballet, jazz and hip hop giving students an overall education in dance. Register by: 1 week before Ages: 5-12 Min 1/Max 7 .01 Sa Sep 6-27 .02 Sa Oct 4-25 .03 Sa Nov 1-15 .04 Sa Dec 6-20 CRC, Fitness Room

NEW!

#313526

1:30-2:30pm 1:30-2:30pm 1:30-2:30pm 1:30-2:30pm

$50 $50 $50 $50

Intermediate Combo

#313527

2:30-3:30pm 2:30-3:30pm 2:30-3:30pm 2:30-3:30pm

Advanced Combo

$50 $50 $50 $50

NEW!

All combo classes rotate between ballet, jazz and hip hop giving students an overall education in dance. Register by: 1 week before Ages: 5-12 Min 1/Max 7

#313528

.01 Sa Sep 6-27 3:30-4:30pm .02 Sa Oct 4-25 3:30-4:30pm .03 Sa Nov 1-15 3:30-4:30pm CRC, Fitness Room

$50 $50 $50

NEW! Team Dance Team Dance classes are performance dance groups. All team members will perform at various venues throughout the year (All Team members are required to be enrolled in a combo class as well) Startup fee: $150.00 and includes 3 performance costumes, ballet shoes and team t-shirt. Register by: 1 week before Min 5/Max 10 #313529

Danni Bellez Ages: 6-8 .01 F Sep 5-26 5-6pm .04 F Oct 3-24 5-6pm .07 F Oct 31-Nov 21 5-6pm .10 F Dec 5-19 5-6pm Danni Starz Ages: 9-13 .02 F Sep 5-26 6-7pm .05 Sa Oct 3-24 6-7pm .08 Sa Oct 31-Nov 21 6-7pm .11 Sa Dec 5-19 6-7pm

$35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35

Line Dancing

NEW!

Learn different line dances to stylish county music. Learn moves you can take to the dance floor or just enjoy at home. Fun and exciting for anyone who joins! Register by: 1 week before Age 12+ Min 5/Max 15 .01 F Sep 5-26 .02 F Oct 3-24 .03 F Oct 31-Nov 14 .04 F Dec 5-19 CRC, Fitness Room

#313530

7-8pm 7-8pm 7-8pm 7-8pm

$50 $50 $50 $50

Danni Kisses Ages: 13-18 .03 F Sep 5-26 7:30-8:30pm $35 .06 F Oct 3-24 7:30-8:30pm $35 .09 F Oct 31-Nov 21 7:30-8:30pm $35 .12 F Dec 5-19 7:30-8:30pm $35 CRC, Cedar/Spruce Room

Fitness

Get Your Body Moving!

Nia - This unique fitness program combines

dance, yoga, and martial arts movements for total body conditioning and a cardiovascular workout. The movements are adaptable and can be modified for any level of fitness. Visit www.NiaNow.com for more information. Mon/Wed/Fri 9:30–10:30am

Strength Surge - Designed to increase

strength, muscle definition and endurance in a total body workout. Sets of high intensity STRENGTH moves focus on alternating muscle groups while a SURGE of simple cardio breaks provide additional calorie burn while allowing muscle recovery. Core work is incorporated throughout the class. If you want a blend of cardio, boot camp, weight lifting and fun, this class is for you! All levels welcome. Mon/Wed 5:30–6:30pm

Just Circuit

- Just Circuit is for both men & women and all fitness levels. This class is taught by Pauline Brown, owner of LIFT-4U a personal training company & Figure Competitor. You will challenge your cardiovascular system and develop muscle strength and muscle endurance using basic equipment with a circuit format all while having fun! Thu 5:30–6:30pm

Beginner Yoga - For the beginning yoga

student who is interested in learning basic yoga poses while experiencing improvement in your health and well being. This class is accessible to all ages and body types with an emphasis on finding comfort in the various postures with modifications and accommodations. Join us in a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Sat 8–9am

Vinyasa Yoga

- For the experienced yoga individual this is a challenging class that develops strength, endurance, flexibility and balance. Knowledge of a variety of yoga poses is encouraged. Class can vary from the traditions of Vinyasa Flow to Ashtanga to Power Yoga. Sat 9:15–10:15am

Therapeutic Yoga

- This class is especially suited for those people recovering from injuries, working to prevent injuries or interested in promoting a deep physical and emotional well being. This is an approach to Yoga that adapts the various means and methods of practice to target natural recuperative powers to specific systems of the body. Tue 9:15–10:15am

Purchase a 30 Day Fitness Pass and you can attend

all of the fitness classes

on this page & Aqua Aerobic class (pg 16)

just $25 for 30 days!

3 Easy Ways to Workout! 30 Day Fitness Pass - $25 5 Class Fitness Pass - $20 Drop-in - $5

Fitness, Fun, & Flexibility

- Get fit! A 60 minute class that will improve your muscle strength, muscle endurance, core strength, balance, and flexibility using weights, resistance bands, and a ball. 45 minutes of muscle conditioning, 15 minutes of flexibility. Mon/Wed 8:15–9:15am

R.I.P.P.E.D.

- A “Plateau Proof Fitness Formula” originating from Orange County, CA. Instructed by Master Trainer Pauline Brown, this workout masterfully combines Resistance, Intervals, Power, Plyometric, Endurance, and Diet. If you are looking to lose pounds and inches, increase your metabolism, sculpt sexy, lean muscles, improve your cardio vascular performance, feel your energy and strength go through the roof, and have a blast doing it, R.I.P.P.E.D. is the right work out for you! Tue 8:15am, 5:30pm Thu 8:15am Sat 9:30–10:30am

Pilates - Emphasizes the development of Evening Yoga - For the yoga student who Pound - This full-body cardio jam session, core strength which creates a foundation for your body to use more efficiently in every aspect of life. Mon/Wed 6:30–7:25pm

Love to work out in the water? Try an Aqua Aerobics class! NOW INCLUDED with ANY FITNESS PASS! See page 16 See Page 6 & 20 for T’ai Chi Chih & Sr Shape Up

These classes are NOT included on the Fitness Pass

enjoys a relaxing Vinyasa flow designed to release tension and encourage flexibility. This class focuses on stretching and relaxation. All fitness levels, ages and body types are welcome. Tue 7:30–8:25pm

Zumba - Zumba fuses hypnotic musical rhythms and tantalizing moves to create a dynamic workout system designed to be fun and easy to do. Tue/Thu 6:40–7:40pm Sat 8:15–9:15am

(Except 1st Sat of month or 3rd Thu of month - see POUND)

combines light resistance with constant simulated drumming. The workout fuses cardio, pilates, plyometrics and isometric movements & poses into a 45-60 minute series. Burn 600-900 calories per hour, strengthen and sculpt muscles, and drum your way to a leaner, slimmer physique – all while rocking out to your favorite music! Each 2-4 minute song is carefully calibrated with interval peaks and extended fat burning sequences. After you’re done rocking out to the 45-60 minute Poundtrack, you’ll have done 15,000 reps, performed over 30 extended interval peaks, and zipped through over 70 techniques without even realizing it. Please bring a yoga mat if you have one. 1st Sat of month 8:15am 3rd Thu of month 6:40pm

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Sep - Dec 2014 Fitness Calendar Monday 5:00am

Tuesday

AM Deep Water Aerobics see pg 16 5-6am - Sandy

Wednesday

8:15am

9:15am

9:30 am

Nia 9:30-10:30am Denise

10:30am

*Tâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ai Chi Chih Continuing Classes 10:45-11:45am Marie *see schedule &

R.I.P.P.E.D. 8:15-9:15am Terisa Therapeutic Yoga 9:15-10:15am Julia

Zumba 8:15-9:15am Pauline (except 1st

fees page 6

Fitness, Fun & Flexibility 8:15-9:15am Terisa

Saturday

Beginner Yoga 8-9am Julia

*Senior Shape Up 8:10-9am Linda *see schedule &

fees page 6

Fitness, Fun & Flexibility 8:15-9:15am Terisa

Friday

AM Deep Water Aerobics see pg 16 5-6am - Sandy *Senior Shape Up 8:10-9am Linda *see schedule &

8:00am

Thursday

Fitness

Sat of month)

Pound 8:15-9:15am Pauline (1st Sat of each

R.I.P.P.E.D. 8:15-9:15am Terisa

month ONLY)

Vinyasa Yoga 9:15-10:15am Julia

Nia 9:30-10:30am Denise

R.I.P.P.E.D.

9:30-10:30am Pauline

fees pages 6, 20

12:00pm

*Tâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ai Chi Chih Beginner - 12-1pm Marie *see schedule & fees pages 6, 20

5:30pm

6:30pm

Strength Surge 5:30-6:30pm Jan

R.I.P.P.E.D. 5:30-6:30pm Pauline

Strength Surge 5:30-6:30pm Jan

Pilates 6:30-7:25pm Kathy

Zumba 6:40-7:40pm Pauline

Pilates 6:30-7:25pm Kathy

Just Circuit 5:30-6:30pm Pauline

Zumba 6:40-7:40pm Pauline (except 3rd Thu of month)

Pound 6:40-7:40pm Pauline (3rd

Thu of month only)

7:30pm

Evening Yoga 7:30-8:25pm Julia

Sports – Adult Fall Adult Softball This league combines the interest of both men’s and coed softball teams in the community for friendly competition and sportsmanship. The number of teams per night is limited so register early! Teams are scheduled to play seven regular season games with a double elimination postseason tournament. Register by: Aug 17 or until full Ages: 16+ Min 4 teams/div / Max 16 teams/div Cost: $460/team includes post-season tournament Divisions: Monday – Men’s E Rec #312401 Friday – Coed Rec #312405 Games: Aug 25–Oct 10 from 6–10pm Coed Tournament: Oct 4 Men’s Tournament: Oct 11 Diamond Valley Fields Manager Mtg Aug 20 at 6:30pm

Labor Day 5K Run/Walk A FUN RUN for EVERYONE! Walking is OK too! Participants will receive a t-shirt. Prizes given to winners! Save money and preregister! Check-in and day-of registrations begin at 6:30am at Boardwalk Park. Pre-register by: Aug 29, 12pm Day-of-race registration: Sep 1, 6:30am Ages: 8+ #215111.01 $15/person – pre-registration $20/person – day-of-registration Mon

Sep 1

race begins 7:30am

(6:30am check-in and day-of-race registration)

Boardwalk Park

Men’s Adult Basketball Kelly Madson, USPTA Certified Tennis Pro, grew up in Florida as a tournament player and earned a 4 year college scholarship. She has worked with kids and adults of all ages and loves sharing her passion for the game here in Windsor.

Adult Tennis Hit & Fit A one hour program offered to adults where they will experience a motivating cardio workout along with tennis drills and some fun games. A full body work out with some added fun. Incorporating music to keep the motivation alive. Register by: 1 week before Age 16+ Min 4/Max 10

#315450

.01 Tu Sep 2-23 8-9am .02 Tu Sep 30-Oct 21 8-9am WHS, Tennis Courts

$60 $60

Drop-In Pickle-Ball Drop-in for a game of pickle-ball every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the Community Recreation Center. Courts are provided with nets. Ages: 18+ M/W/F 9am-12pm Sep 3-Dec 31 $2 (cancellations may occur due to other programs using gym) Mon - 4 courts Wed - 2-4 courts Fri - 2 courts CRC, Gymnasium OUT DOOR COURTS: 2 courts are located at Main Park in the In-line Hockey rinks and 2 courts are located at Eastman Park north of the skate park. These courts are open to the public during regular park hours. Bring your own nets and equipment.

FALL ADULT FLAG FOOTBALL

• Men’s & Co-Ed Leagues start in September, October & January • Drop-in Soccer Weekly

Blocking w/hands Allowed Starts Sept 7

N Mulberry I-25

For Details & Registration edgesportscenter.com 970.472.0048

Hwy 14

McDonald’s

Exit 269A

The Edge

Men’s recreational teams play six league games, and a single elimination tournament. Games consist of two 20 minute halves. Players must be 18 years of age or older. The league is designed for teams that have average skilled players. Players should not have college experience. High school experience is acceptable. Teams should not have more than two players over 6’4” tall. Register by: Jan 5 Ages: 18+ Min 4 teams/div / Max 7 teams/div Cost: $425/team includes post-season single elimination tournament

Divisions: Tue – Men’s Rec #112102.01 Wed – Men’s E Rec #112103.01 Thu – Men’s Rec #112104.01 Games: Jan 13–Mar 5, 7:40–10:40pm Tue Tournament Mar 10 & 17 Wed Tournament March 11 & 18 Thu Tournament Mar 12 & 19 CRC, Gymnasium Managers Mtg: Jan 8 at 7:30pm

Mud Volleyball Tournament

Divisions: Adults 16+ Min 6/Max 64 #215112.01 Fee includes 4M, 4L, 2XL T-shirts

Adult Team Check in: 8am 1st games: begin at 8:30am

Youth 8-15 Min 6/Max 16 #215113.01 Fee includes 5S, 3M, 2L T-shirts

Youth Team Check in: 10:30am 1st games: begin at 11am

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Sports – Youth The Punt, Pass & Kick program creates a lively and engaging forum for boys and girls ages 6-15 to compete separately against their peers in punting, passing and kicking skills. Top scorers in each age division will advance to a sectional competition. For more information, please call 970-674-3500 or visit the website at www.nflppk.com. Ages: 6–15 (as of December 31, 2014) Register: day of event, 12–1pm FREE! Sun Sep 28 Eastman Park

1pm

Recreation Football Recreation football divisions are offered in conjunction with the Ft. Collins Recreation Department. Teams will practice in Windsor and travel to F.C. for games. Participants are placed into divisions according to grade for Ultimate and Flag, and grade/weight for Tackle. The tackle football division is an 8-man league. This league has an equal playing time rule. Interested in coaching? Please call 674-3515. Registration for all Divisions: Apr 6–Aug 2 or when teams fill Min 1 team/div / Max 2 teams/div Grades: 1–6 (as of 2014/2015 school yr)

Tackle Football

Teaches youngsters the skills and fundamentals of 8-man tackle football. The main emphasis is sportsmanship and equal participation with winning being secondary. Teams are scheduled for 6–8 games. $99 includes equipment & uniform

All recreation tackle participants must be present at the time of registration for weigh-in. Call 970674-3500 for complete details.

3rd/4th 3rd/4th 5th 5th 6th 6th

Light 80lbs or less #215205.01 Heavy 81lbs or more #215205.02 Light 90lbs or less #215206.01 Heavy 91lbs or more #215206.02 Light 100lbs or less #215207.01 Heavy 101lbs or more #215207.02

Flag Football

Participants will learn fundamentals of football with no tackling or blocking. The main emphasis will be equal participation with winning being secondary. Teams play 5 vs 5 and are scheduled for 6-8 games. 1st & 2nd 3rd & 4th 5th & 6th

#215201.01 #215202.01 #215203.01

$60+ jersey $60+ jersey $60+ jersey

Ultimate Football

Introduce your child to the concepts of football! This non-contact football program consists of the fundamentals of football…it’s like playing ultimate frisbee with a football! Teams are scheduled for 6–8 games. Kindergarten

#215200.01

$60+ jersey

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GOAL

Assessments: Players & coaches must attend their respective assessment day to be assigned to a team (only if enough players are registered to form more than one team). Assessments will be held at Chimney Park at 5:30pm on the following dates: Ultimate /Flag Aug 21 3rd & 4th Tackle / 5th & 6th Tackle (TBA if needed) Coaches Meeting: Aug 7: Mandatory coach mtg. at 6pm, at the CRC Parent Meeting: Aug 13: Mandatory parent mtg. at 6:30pm, at the CRC (see pg. 34) Equipment Check-Out Aug 26: Tackle participants will receive gear at the CRC. Games: Fort Collins, Saturdays, Sep 6-Oct 25 (some games will be played on weekday evenings)

Sports – Youth Pee-Wee Recreation Basketball (Boys & Girls K–1st grade) Pee-wee recreation basketball is specifically designed for kindergarten and 1st graders to teach the fundamentals of basketball in a team setting with modified rules and basket height. This league is gender specific and plays during the girl’s recreation basketball season. Note: boys K-1st grade basketball will not be offered during the boys basketball recreation season. Registration Deadline: Sep 22 Grades: K – 1 (as of 2014/2015 school yr) Min 40/div/ Max 180/div Cost: $60 + required jersey sold separately Divisions: Boys Kindergarten 115700.01 Boys 1st grade 115701.01 Girls K - 1st grade 313100.01 Games: Saturdays, Nov 8–Dec 13 no games or practices 11/26–29

Practices: 4–7:30pm, beginning no earlier than Oct 27 CRC, & Various Weld RE-4 Schools Parent Meeting on Wed, Oct 8 at 6:30 pm at the CRC

FREE Pee Wee & Girls Basketball Camp! Taught by WHS Girls Basketball Team! Grades: K–8 (as of 2014/2015 school yr) Camp will be held at the CRC

SAT

NOV 1ST FREE

Pee Wee (Boys & Girls) K-2nd Grade Girls 3rd-8th Grade

9-10am

Recreation Girls Basketball (2nd–8th grade) Girls in-town recreation basketball is a fun recreation league designed to teach the fundamentals of basketball in a team setting. To help ensure equal team competition, 3rd – 8th grade players must attend one mandatory player assessment date. Players will be assessed

on basketball skills and athleticism and placed on teams according to skill level. Register by Sep 22 Grades: 2–8 (as of 2014/2015 school yr) Min 40/div/ Max 180/div Cost: $60 + required jersey sold separately Divisions: 2nd grade 3rd grade 4th grade 5th grade 6th–8th grade

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(no games or practices 11/26–29)

Practices: 4–9pm, beginning no earlier than Oct 27 CRC, & Various Weld RE-4 Schools Parent Meeting on Wed, Oct 8 at 6:30pm at the CRC

Girls Basketball Assessments Tue Wed Tue Wed

Team selection: Coaches only Thu

Oct 21 Oct 22 Oct 21 Oct 22

5–6:30pm 5–6:30pm 7–8:30pm 7–8:30pm

Oct 23

TBD

10-11am

Denver Nuggets Skills Challenge The Denver Nuggets Skills Challenge is a FREE competition open to boys and girls that allows youngsters to showcase their talents in dribbling, passing, and shooting. This youth program is produced by the Denver Nuggets and Colorado Parks and Recreation Association. Top scorers from each age group advance to a sectional competition and sectional winners advance to the State Championship to be held in conjunction with a Denver Nuggets game at the Pepsi Center. Ages: 7–14 (as of April 30, 2015) Register: day of event, 9–10am

Sa Jan 17 10am–12pm FREE CRC, Gymnasium

Boys in-town recreation basketball is a fun recreation league designed to teach the fundamentals of basketball in a team setting. To help ensure equal team competition, 3rd – 8th grade players must attend one mandatory player assessment date. Players will be assessed

on basketball skills and athleticism and placed on teams according to skill level. Register by: Dec 15 Grades: 2–8 (as of 2014/2015 school yr) Min 40/div/ Max 180/div Cost: $60 + required jersey sold separately Divisions: 2nd grade 3rd grade 4th grade 5th grade 6th–8th grade

Games: Saturdays, Nov 8–Dec 13

3rd grade 4th grade 5th grade 6-8th grade

Recreation Boys Basketball (2nd–8th grade)

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Games: Saturdays, Jan 24–Feb 28 Practices: 4–9pm, beginning no earlier than Jan 12 CRC, & Various Weld RE-4 Schools Parent Meeting on Wed, Jan 7 at 6:30pm at the CRC

Boys Basketball Assessments

3rd Grade

Last Name A-L Mon Jan 5 5–6:15pm Last Name M-Z Mon Jan 5 6:30-7:45pm

4th grade 5th grade 6-8th grade

Tue Jan 6 Tue Jan 6 Mon Jan 5

Team selection: Coaches only Thu Jan 8

5–6:30pm 7–8:30pm 8–9:30pm

TBD

Winter Basketball Camp Camp Director Bruce Dick is one of the best motivators and shooting instructors in the game today. His camps will improve the ability of basketball players regardless of their ability or age. His teams play an exciting style of basketball and are always among the top 3 point shooting and free throw teams in Colorado. Register by: 1st day of camp Grades: 1–8 (as of 2014/2015 school yr) Min 20/ Max 120 #315798.01 M/Tu Dec 29–30 CRC, Gymnasium

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9–11am

$50

Sports – Youth

Boys & Girls Intermediate Basketball Tryouts Teams are forming for the 2014–2015 Intermediate Basketball Season. Open tryouts will be held for existing teams needing players and new teams. Teams will play in Power to Play Sports Fall League. Each league has the option to compete in Gold Crown Foundation Basketball or play in the Power to Play Sports Winter League. Players will be evaluated on basketball skills, athleticism, and attitude. Games will be played primarily on Sundays. Practices begin in September. New this year, teams eligible to play with Windsor Parks, Recreation and Culture must have a minimum of 60 percent of the team’s player’s reside in Windsor or in the Weld RE-4 School District boundaries or are currently enrolled in a Weld RE-4 school or have a sibling/parent/guardian who attends or is employed at a Weld RE-4 school. $200–Fall League: Due Sep 30, 2014 |FREE to tryout | Tryouts held at the CRC, Gym Girls: Sunday, August 17 4th/5th grade 1–2:30pm 6th/7th/8th grade 3–4:30pm

Boys Sunday, August 24 4th grade 12–1:30pm 5th grade 2–3:30pm 6th/7th/8th grade 4–5:30pm

We’ve gone MOBILE!

www.windsorgov.com/RecReg Search for activities, register for classes or check team schedules ON-THE- GO!

Go to www.windsorgov.com/RecReg

• Log-in using your personal household ID and password - OR - browse activities & league schedules as a guest. • Once logged-in, members can view their accounts, check team schedules, register for classes using a credit card and more! • New users can apply for an account online. • For help email: windsorpr@windsorgov.com or call the Parks, Recreation & Culture Department at 970-674-3500.

Kelly Madson, USPTA Certified Tennis Pro, grew up in Florida as a tournament player and earned a 4 year college scholarship. She has worked with kids and adults of all ages and loves sharing her passion for the game here in Windsor.

Mini Tennis A 4 class session for kids using smaller nets and foam balls making the game of tennis fun for this age group. Please bring your own racquet if you have one, if not they will provided during the class. Register by: 1 week before Ages: 3-5 Min 4/Max 10

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Sports – Youth Parent Meetings Parents Assoc. for Youth Sports & Sport Specific Info. The PAYS program helps parents and youth leagues work together to provide the best possible sports experience for children. If you have previously attended the PAYS portion of the Parent Meeting, you do not need to attend again. Concussion training starts at 7pm. This training educates parents about the signs and symptoms of concussions while emphasizing the seriousness of head injuries. If you have attended the concussion training you are not required to attend again. The sport specific portion of the meeting starts at 7:30pm which covers season schedules, rules and more. Recreation Football Mon Soccer Wed Volleyball Wed

Aug 11 Aug 13 Aug 13

Basketball Divisions: Pee Wee (K-1st) Wed Oct 8 Girls (2nd-8th) Wed Oct 8 Boys (2nd-8th) Wed Jan 7 All parent meetings are held at the CRC, 6:30pm – PAYS 7pm – Concussion Training 7:30pm – Sport Specific

Interested in Officiating and Umpiring Youth Sports? Interested in officiating and scorekeeping Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture youth and adult sports? Northern Colorado Sports Officials (NCSO) is assigning Windsor youth and adult games for the 2014-2015 seasons! Visit NCSO’s web site.

www.goncso.com

Need a little help? Reduced Fee Program

Coaches Certification Trainings NYSCA National Youth Sports Coaches Association

The Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture Reduced Fee Program is funded through generous donations from multiple sources including the Windsor Town Board and United Way of Weld County. Reduced fees are available for Town of Windsor residents meeting qualification guidelines including proof of income and household size taken from the most recent IRS tax form and proof of residency taken from a property tax certificate, Town of Windsor utility bill or rental agreement. Applications are available at the front desk of the Windsor Community Recreation Center, 250 N. 11th Street, online at: www.windsorgov.com, or by calling 970-674-3500.

NYSCA training teaches coaches their responsibilities and holds them accountable to a strict code of conduct. It is mandatory for youth coaches to come to one of the scheduled meetings during the year! Coaches must stay for the entire two hours. Football Mon Aug 11 Soccer Mon Aug 11 Volleyball Mon Aug 11 Pee Wee Basketball Mon Oct 13 Girls Basketball Mon Oct 13 Boys Basketball Wed Jan 14 All coaches certification meetings are held at the CRC from 6:30pm–8:30pm

Coaches Sport Specific Meetings This mandatory meeting covers the upcoming season including rules, team rosters, program philosophy, scheduling, practices, facilities and more. Soccer Wed Aug 6 Volleyball Wed Aug 6 Recreation Football Thu Aug 7 Pee Wee Basketball Mon Oct 6 Girls Basketball Mon Oct 6 Boys Basketball Mon Dec 15 All coach sport specific meetings are held at the CRC from 6:30–8:30pm.

Connect with Windsor!

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Uniforms: Uniforms are sold at the Windsor Community Recreation Center. Recreational uniforms may be exchanged or returned within 10 business days of purchase date if it has not been worn or washed and the tags are still attached.

Universal Jersey Baseball Hat Softball Visor

$25 $15 $15

Inclement Weather Sports Hotline: 970-674-3530

Please call this number when concerned about weather for all scheduled games. Please call your coach about practice cancellations. Thank you.

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• Boys Gr K-8 3 days: Sun -Tues 12/28 - 30 • Girls Gr 1-8 3 days: Mon - Wed 12/29 - 31

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Forestry Treasure Island Garden

Located off 7th St. (south of Eastman Park Dr.) at Laku Lake Road along the Poudre River Trail.

Treasure Island Garden is a cooperative effort between the Town of Windsor and the DiGGers, a group of dedicated master gardeners.

Master gardeners will be sharing information of interest to local gardeners, and conducting garden-related activities at Treasure Island Demonstration Garden (TIDG) on the second Saturday of each month. Please join us for classes or demonstrations or activities designed to meet the needs of local gardeners. Classes/activities begin at 10am and will be held at the garden. Call (970) 686-2999 for additional information. Be prepared for the weather. Bring your chair, water bottle, and sunscreen.

Second Saturday Classes:

Watch our message board, located at Treasure Island Demonstration Garden, for listings of the specific classes or activities that will take place on the following Second Saturday dates: August 9, and September 13.

ART SHOW:

Saturday, August 9 from 10am to Noon. Kids and Colors, come see the art! To submit your child’s drawing call 686-2999

‘40s FOREVER: A Weekend to Remember: September 26-28

Come to TIDG and see the “Victory Garden”

Group Garden Tours or Treasure Island Demonstration Garden Speakers: If your group or club would like a tour of Treasure Island Demonstration Garden, or to schedule a speaker for your group, please call (970) 686-2999 to schedule. Tours can have a specific focus such as Plant Select©, xeric© gardening, veggies, or just be a random walk-through to see what is growing and blooming. All speakers will be experienced master gardeners. Parking is available beside the road for cars or small group buses. Most of the garden can be viewed from paved surfaces.

Help Wanted: TIDG volunteers pick produce for the Windsor Food Pantry on Tuesday and Thursday mornings starting in July. If you would like to help, meet us at the vegetable garden at 8am. Produce needs to be delivered as early as possible. No experience needed. We train! If you would like to volunteer we have a spot for you! Call 970-686-2999. Treasure Island Demonstration Garden Newsletters: Offered for April/May, June/ July, and August/September issues. Check the information boards at Treasure Island Garden for the latest one.

Recycle Your Christmas Trees! Christmas trees may be dropped off for recycling at the Brush Recycling site. Brush permits are required, however there is no charge to drop off Christmas trees. Special extended hours are available for Christmas tree drop off. Please remove all decorations from trees before dropping them off. Thank you. Christmas Tree Recycling Hours: *Fri, Dec 26, 2014– Tue, Jan 6, 2015 *10am – 4pm *Wed, Dec 31, 2014. 10am – 2pm *Thu, Jan 1, 2015 - Closed Location: 801 Diamond Valley Drive

Brush Recycling Site The Town of Windsor Brush Recycling Site is operated by the Facilities Division of the Public Works Department. For more info visit www.windsorgov.com/recycle. LOCATION: 801 Diamond Valley Dr.

PERMITS: Annual Brush permits are available at: • Town Hall, 301 Walnut Street, • CRC, 250 N. 11th Street • Brush Site, 801 Diamond Valley Drive To obtain a permit, please bring: • Drivers License • Proof of Residency: (TOW Utility Bill, Property Tax Statement, or Lease Agreement)

HOURS: March–October Wednesday–Sunday 10am–12pm; 12:30pm–6pm November–February Wednesday–Sunday 12pm–4pm

Accepted Items: • Grass Clippings • Leaves • Garden Trimmings • Branches under 18” Diameter Items NOT Allowed: • Branches Over 18” Diameter • Sod • Lumber of any kind • Trash FEES: Windsor Residents with Permit: • $2 / load

Non-Residents & Commercial: • $6 / Cubic Yard (Minimum Charge $6)

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Aberdour Circle (6600 Aberdour Cir.) Bison Ridge (1990 Yonkee Dr.) Boardwalk (100 N. 5th St.)

Brunner Farm (305 Prospector St.) Chimney (200 E. Chestnut St.)

Covenant (1401 Fernwood Drive)

Diamond Valley (801 Diamond Valley Dr.) Eastman (7025 Eastman Park Dr.)

Founders Green (1201 Grand Ave.) Main (300 Locust St.)

Northern Lights (550 Saratoga Way)

Poudre Heights (1670 Green River Dr.)

Windsor Highlands (7985 Highland Meadows Pkwy.) Windsor Village (55 Rochester Dr.) Windsor West (500 10th St.)

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Schools (where games & practices are held)

exhibition, education and rental space. Check www.windsorgov.com for more information.

Mountain View Elementary School: (810 3rd St.)

Chimney Park Swimming Pool: (421 Chimney Park Dr.) Includes 3

Range View Elementary School: (700 Ponderosa Dr., Severance) Skyview Elementary School: (1000 Stone Mountain Dr.)

Eastman Park Oxbow: (7025 Eastman Park Dr., west of barrier) Open space

Tozer Primary School: (501 Oak St.)

Lakeview Cemetery: (32815 Hwy 257) 21.6 acres. For information visit www.windsorgov.com

Poudre Natural Area: (1050 Larch Dr.) 14 acre open lands. Includes

Poudre Pooch Park—a 1 acre off-leash dog park accessible from the northwest corner of Eastman Park off of Eastman Park Drive.

Riverbend Natural Area: (525 Parkwood Dr.) 10 acres open lands and detention area.

Town Hall: (301 Walnut St.) Town administrative offices. Town of Windsor Museum: (100 N. 5th St.) Includes Depot, School, Church, 4-Square, Beet Shanty, Summer Kitchen, Eaton House.

Windsor Community Recreation Center: (250 N. 11th St.) Includes

gymnasium, aerobics/dance room, activity center, multi-purpose room, classrooms, conference room, gallery and patio. Rooms available to rent for special occasions and meetings. ADA accessible.

Windsor Trail System: View map at www.windsorgov.com/trailmap

Volleyball (Sand)

Grandview Elementary School: (1583 Grand Ave.)

shelters, outdoor pool, water slide, and concessions.

and 12 hole disc course. Visit www.windsorgov.com for map.

Trail Connection / •Loop

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Other Town Facilities

Art & Heritage Center: (116 5th St.) Town of Windsor Museum

Soccer Fields

Skate Park / •Feature

Shelter

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Restrooms

Playground

Lake / •Pond

Horseshoe Pit

Hockey Rink

Frisbee Disc Golf

Fishing

Dog Park

Boating

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Beach

Basketball Court

Baseball / Softball Fld.

Backstop

Park Amenities

Archery Range

Parks & Facilities

Severance Middle School: (1801 Avery Plaza St., Severance) Windsor Middle School: (900 Main St.) Windsor High School: (1100 Main St.)

Planning an Event?

Windsor Community Recreation Center CALL for a Reservation Today!

Birthday Parties, Weddings, Business Meetings, Seminars, Quinceañeras, Graduations!

From a casual birthday party, elegant wedding reception or professional business meeting, the Community Recreation Center can accommodate events from 5 to 500 guests.

Call 970-674-3500 for details

Registration Information

4 Easy Ways to Sign Up! P

NLINE! For your convenience, most programs

are available for online registration. To complete an online registration, you will need your household ID number and a password. Register directly at www.windsorgov.com/RecReg. For assistance, or for more information call 970-674-3500 or visit www.windsorgov.com.

n Person Walk-in registrations are taken during regular

business hours at the Windsor Community Recreation Center, 250 N. 11th St. Cash, checks, money orders, or credit cards are accepted. Please include your driver’s license or identification number, issuing state, and expiration date on your check.

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programs are available for phone registration. You may call the Windsor Community Recreation Center at 970-674-3500 to register over the phone, and pay with a credit card during regular business hours.

send it along with your payment in the form of a check (include your driver’s license or identification number, issuing state, and expiration date) or money order, payable to “Town of Windsor” or fill in the credit card information and mail to: Town of Windsor, Parks, Recreation & Culture, 250 N. 11th St., Windsor, CO 80550.

Payments

Deadlines:

All major forms of credit cards are accepted as well as cash, checks, money orders or cashier checks. **Payments by check: The Town of Windsor will charge a $15 service fee for all checks not honored for any reason by the bank. Checks should be made payable to “Town of Windsor” and should include your driver’s license or identification number, issuing state, and expiration date.** Full payment must be made at the time of registration.

Reduced Fees

Eligible participants in our Reduced Fee Program can receive a discount off the registration fee. Applications are available at the Community Recreation Center or online at www.windsorgov.com. Please see pages 18 & 34 for information.

Refund Policy:

After initial registration, a refund request is required in writing a minimum of five (5) days prior to the start of any class or program to receive a full refund unless otherwise noted. Four (4) days prior to the start date and through the first week of the session, 50% of the registration fee is refundable. No refunds or transfers will be allowed after the first week of the session unless circumstances, stated in writing, warrant consideration. Refund request forms are located at the Community Recreation Center or visit www.windsorgov.com.

Full refunds will be given if the Recreation Division cancels a class or program. Please note: minimum participation numbers must be met or programs may be cancelled. No refunds or transfers will be accepted less than two (2) days prior to the start of a program that only meets once.

ail Please complete the registration form and

The registration deadlines for each event are listed in this brochure under the event description. A “first come, first served” wait list will be maintained after the deadline date to fill any remaining event openings.

Notice to Participants:

Waiting List Procedure:

Waiting lists are a source of contact and do not guarantee you will receive a call back. We will contact you only if a space becomes available. Waiting lists for a closed class or sport provides us with a name and phone number in the event of a cancellation or if a new class is added. It does not limit you from registering for any other open class.

Minimums/Maximums:

Class sizes are limited to assure class quality and safety. Minimum participation numbers must be met or programs may be cancelled.

Team Selection:

The Parks, Recreation & Culture Department’s goal is to provide participants opportunities to form new friendships, and have a fun recreational atmosphere with teams as balanced as possible. Special requests are not taken. Only the head coach and one assistant coach’s children are placed on teams together. Teams are randomly selected by computer or by assessments, separated by skill level, age or grade and gender if applicable.

Participants must recognize that all classes/ activities of a physical nature involve some risk and by registering for a class/activity of this nature, there is an assumption of risk by the participant. Every effort is made to ensure the safety of the participants and to provide them with first class recreational facilities, activities and parks. In the event of a serious accident or illness, it is the policy of the Town of Windsor to: 1. Call 911 for emergency personnel for first aid. 2. Reach the parent or guardian as soon as the situation allows. Each registration must have a waiver signed by either a parent or legal guardian.

Americans With Disabilities Act:

In accordance with the requirements of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and the Civil Rights act of 1964, the Town of Windsor will generally provide access, support and when appropriate, reasonable accommodations upon request. Complaints about a Town program, service, or activity which is not accessible to persons with disabilities should be directed to: Mary Robins Director of Human Resources/ADA Coordinator Voice: 970-674-2482 Relay Colorado TTY: 800-659-2656 Email: mrobins@windsorgov.com Address: 301 Walnut, Windsor, CO 80550.

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Registration Form

Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture 250 N. 11th Street • Windsor, CO 80550

(please fill out as completely as possible)

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Individual or Team Registration Information Adult or Primary Guardian or Team Manager First

Secondary Guardian (if applicable) or Assistant Manager

Last

First

Address

City Home

State

Zip

Work

Gender

City

Cell

First

State

Home

Email Address

Participant Name

Last Zip

Gender

Work

Cell

Email Address Birthdate m/d/y

Last

M/F

School/Grade

Parental Support: Please check any that you can help with: Coach:

Team Name

League

Assist:

Program Name

Program #

Sponsor:

Other:

Division

Fee

Team Information : Team managers please stop by or call the Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture Department for information on Team Rosters, Rules & Regulation Packets. Each team member must sign and return an individual waiver (included in your packets).

Payment Info: Cash Driver’s License/ID#: Issuing State:

Check (#) exp.

Credit Card: Visa/MasterCard

CC#:

Discover

Signature:

American Express exp:

Total Amount:

Medical Information: Please list any medical conditions or concerns that an instructor or coach should be aware of: Do you need special accommodations? Please explain: LIABILITY WAIVER: **IMPORTANT - THIS IS A LEGAL DOCUMENT. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY.** On behalf of myself and any other person upon whose behalf this form is now signed, I expressly understand and agree that neither the Town of Windsor, Colorado, a municipal corporation, nor any of its officers, agents, volunteers, assistants, or employees shall be held responsible nor subjected to any claim seeking to assess damages or establish liability for or arising from personal injury, property damage, or loss of any other sort as a result of actual or proposed participation in the program for which I am now registering, and I hereby agree to indemnify and hold the Town of Windsor, Colorado, its officers, agents, volunteers, assistants, or employees harmless on account of any such personal injury or property damage or other loss as aforesaid. I understand the Town assumes no liability for actions of service providers contracted to conduct offsite programs. PERMISSION TO USE PHOTOGRAPHS: On behalf of myself and any other person upon whose behalf this form is now signed, I hereby grant full and unrestricted permission to the Town of Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture Department to use photographs in publications and marketing material including internet, and to release photographs to media outlets for publicity purposes. Upon my signature hereon, I acknowledge that I have read and understand this Liability Waiver and Permission to Use Photographs, and have freely and voluntarily signed this document on the date hereinafter set forth. REFUND POLICY: 1. After initial registration, a refund request is required in writing a minimum of five (5) days prior to the start of any class or program for a full refund unless otherwise noted. 2. Four (4) days prior to the start date and through the first week of the session, 50% of the registration fee is refundable. No refunds or transfers will be allowed after the first week of the session unless circumstances stated in writing, warrant consideration. 3. No refunds or transfers will be accepted less than two (2) days prior to a program that only meets once. 4. Full refunds will be given if the Recreation Department cancels a class or program. Please note: minimum participation numbers must be met or programs and classes may be cancelled. Upon my signature hereon, I acknowledge that I have read and understood this Refund Policy and have freely and voluntarily signed this document on the date hereinafter set forth. Date:

Received by:

Signature:

Print Name:

Amt: $

Date:

General Information Parks, Recreation & Culture Staff Town Manager Director of Parks, Recreation & Culture Administrative Specialist Facility Scheduling Supervisor Manager of Art and Heritage Manager of Parks & Open Space Manager of Recreation Marketing / Web Specialist Museum Curator Recreation Supervisor Recreation Supervisor Recreation Supervisor Recreation Supervisor Special Events Coordinator Town Forester

Kelly Arnold. . . . . . . . . . 970-674-2400 Melissa Chew. . . . . . . . . 970-674-2423 Sandra Sheffler . . . . . . . . 970-674-3506 Laura Thiemann . . . . . . . 970-674-3502 Andrew Dunehoo . . . . . . 970-674-2443 Wade Willis. . . . . . . . . . . 970-674-2434 Tara Fotsch . . . . . . . . . . . 970-674-3512 Brenda Troiano . . . . . . . . 970-674-2438 Vacant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 970-674-2439 Kendra Martin. . . . . . . . . 970-674-3514 Bobby Warner. . . . . . . . . 970-674-3507 Jay Eckhardt . . . . . . . . . . 970-674-3515 Matt Kraus . . . . . . . . . . . 970-674-3511 Trish Chavez. . . . . . . . . . 970-674-2441 Ken Kawamura . . . . . . . . 970-674-2440

Windsor Town Board

Mayor.......................................................................................John Vazquez Members........................... District 1..........................................Myles Baker District 2.................................Christian Morgan District 3..........................Robert Bishop-Cotner District 4................................. Kristie Melendez District 5.......................................... Jeremy Rose District 6.......................................... Ivan Adams

Parks, Recreation & Culture Advisory Board

Chair......................................................................................... Ken Bennett Vice-Chair...........................................................................................Vacant Secretary...................................................................................Charlie Pepin Members.................................................................................. Carlene Irion Rebecca Holder-Otte Regan Price C. Debbi Waltman

Windsor Tree Board

Chair..................................................................................Alison Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor Vice-Chair............................................................................... Mary Monroe Secretary...................................................................................... Wendy Ball Ex Officio.................................................................................. Gene Morey Members.............................................................................. Craig Bonesteel Bill Monroe Janene Willey Please visit www.windsorgov.com for meeting times, dates, agendas and minutes. All meetings are open to the public.

The Mission

The Town of Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture Departmentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mission is to provide recreation and cultural opportunities for the entire community through quality programs, facilities, service and management of natural resources.

Comments, Questions???

The Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture Department is committed to serving you in the best way possible. If you have any comments, questions, or concerns about programs or facilities, please let us know. Every effort will be made to answer your questions or correct the problem. Visit: www.windsorgov.com/report-it E-mail: windsorpr@windsorgov.com Call: 970-674-3500

Reduced Fee Program

The Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture Department has a reduced fee program that offers financial assistance to both children and adults who need support in order to participate in recreation activities. Please contact the Community Recreation Center to obtain an application or you can fill one out online at www.windsorgov.com. Your request will be confidentially reviewed and approved based on financial qualifications. For details see pages 18 & 34.

Go to www.windsorgov.com/RecReg For help, please e-mail windsorpr@windsorgov.com.

Important Phone Numbers Inclement Weather Sports Hotline.....970-674-3530 Art & Heritage......................................970-674-2443 Chimney Park Pool...............................970-674-0826 Community Recreation Center (CRC)..970-674-3500 Community Recreation Center Fax......970-674-3535 CRC Facility Rentals............................970-674-3502 Forestry..................................................970-674-2440 Parks Administration.............................970-674-2422 Police Department.................................970-674-6400 Senior Meals/Transportation.................970-674-3500 Park Shelter Rentals..............................970-674-3500 Town Hall.............................................970-674-2400

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COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER

PROPOSED EXPANSION QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

OUR COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER IS BUSY. VERY BUSY. Demand for recreation programming at Windsor’s Community Recreation Center has grown 218 percent over the past 10 years. The increase in demand for programming is driven both by an increase in Windsor’s population—which has grown from about 10,000 to 20,000 residents the past decade—and by efforts to increase the scope of our recreation programming. We have come to the point where our facilities and programs simply cannot keep pace with the demand for indoor recreation. Windsor citizens for years have expressed support for expanding indoor recreational options. Our voters supported the construction of the current Community Recreation Center by approving a sales tax increase in 2002. And a 2011 public opinion survey indicated strong local support for indoor leisure pools, lap lanes, weight-training space and cardio space. During the past three years, extensive research and deliberation has gone into developing a plan to address our community’s highest priority unmet indoor recreation needs. In response, the plan recommends expanding the existing Community Recreation Center to include a wide range of amenities. The Windsor Town Board is now considering seeking local voter approval on the fall 2014 ballot for a sales-tax increase to fund the improvements to the Community Recreation Center. The following information offers greater detail and answers questions you may have about the pending proposal.

WHAT CHALLENGES CURRENTLY FACE WINDSOR RESIDENTS SEEKING INDOOR RECREATION PROGRAMS & FACILITIES? Many Windsor residents travel great lengths to address their indoor recreation needs. Chimney Park Pool is limited to seasonal programming, and gymnasiums and other recreation facilities at our local schools are also operating at or near capacity. Meanwhile, participation in our Community Recreation Center programs has grown 218 percent since 2004. Youth activities participation has grown 123 percent. Senior participation has grown 114. WHAT ARE THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS TO THE COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER? The proposed improvements to the Community Recreation Center include: • A leisure pool • Lap lanes • A water slide • An auxiliary gym • A walk/jog track • An aerobics/dance/yoga studio • A fitness/wellness studio • Expanded locker rooms • A child-watch area • A classroom/party room • Additional parking

WHAT IS THE ESTIMATED COST? The estimated cost of the project is $16.1 million, which includes site work, construction and other project costs. HOW WOULD THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS BE FUNDED? The current plan under consideration would seek voter approval of a sales tax of 0.75 percent (3/4 of 1 cent on each dollar), which amounts to 7.5 cents per $10 for purchases made in Windsor. WHO WOULD PAY THE SALES TAX? Anyone making a retail purchase in Windsor city limits, which includes many non-residents. WOULD THE PROPOSAL INCLUDE A PROPERTY TAX? No. Our property taxes would not be affected in any way. WHAT ARE THE KEY BENEFITS? Parks and recreation amenities provide many benefits to our community, including: • enhancing property values • helping attract and retain professionals and businesses • promoting healthy life choices • controlling healthcare costs • providing social interaction • keeping seniors, family and kids connected • improving our quality of life

LOWER LEVEL

• LEISURE POOL • LAP LANES • WATER SLIDE • AUXILIARY GYM

• AEROBICS/DANCE/YOGA STUDIO • EXPANDED LOCKER ROOMS • CHILD-WATCH AREA • CLASSROOM/PARTY ROOM • ADDITIONAL PARKING

FOR MORE INFORMATION, GO TO: www.windsorgov.com/CRCEXPAND or attend our upcoming

community outreach meeting, 6:00 pm, August 6, 2014 at the CRC, 250 N. 11th Street.

UPPER LEVEL

• WALK/JOG TRACK • WELLNESS/FITNESS STUDIO