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January thru March 2015 Youth Creative Arts pg 5-10 Adult Fitness pg 14-20 Teen C.I.T. 2 Mid-Winter Break Camp pg 11 Friday night Badminton is back! pg 14 Swim lessons start Jan 12. pg 22 What’s new for Winter: Shoreline Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Register at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 Winter 2015 RECREATION GUIDE Registration Starts January 2nd for Residents.

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Page 1: City of Shoreline Winter 2015 Recreation Guide

January thru March 2015

• Youth Creative Arts pg 5-10• Adult Fitness pg 14-20• Teen C.I.T. 2 Mid-Winter Break Camp pg 11• Friday night Badminton is back! pg 14 • Swim lessons start Jan 12. pg 22

What’s new for Winter:

Shoreline Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Register at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration

or call (206) 801-2600

Winter 2015 RECREATION GUIDE

Registration Starts

January 2ndfor Residents.

Page 2: City of Shoreline Winter 2015 Recreation Guide

Richmond Beach Saltwater Park Pedestrian Bridge To Close for RepairsThe 50-year old Saltwater Park Pedestrian Bridge that serves Richmond Beach will be closed in early January for much needed structural repairs and upgrades. The repair work is expected to take approximately six to eight weeks and will require complete closure of the bridge and beach area, including the off-leash dog park. The actual dates are yet to be determined, updates will be posted on our website, please see information below.The repairs are necessary to maintain a safe bridge and allow continued access for emergency and maintenance vehicles. Completion of these repairs will extend the life of the bridge 20 or more years.

For more information visit shorelinewa.gov/bridgerepair or contact Capital Project Manager Noel Hupprich at (206) 801-2472 or [email protected].

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 3Res. Reg. starts 1/2, LFP Res. 1/5, Non-Res. starts 1/62 • Shoreline Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services

Ages 4-12February 16-208am-6pmSpartan Recreation CenterSpend your school break with us at Camp Shoreline. Each day we’ll play games & sports, swim, make art and other way fun stuff.

Bring a swimsuit, towel & lunch (kids 7+ go swimming), everything else is provided.

*With Resident Discount

All Week Discount $200/$180*#67797 M-F 2/16-2/20

Daily Price $45/$40*#67792 M 2/16 #67793 T 2/17 #67794 W 2/18 #67795 TH 2/19#67796 F 2/20

Camp Shoreline Mid Winter Break

School’s Out CampAll Week Discount $200/$180*

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InformationHow To Find UsRecreation Program Registration – Spartan Recreation Center ................... (206) 801-2600Swim Lessons & Aquatics Program Registration - Shoreline Pool ............... (206) 801-2650Spartan Recreation Center & Picnic Shelter Rentals ................................... (206) 801-2600Spartan Recreation Center Fax Line............................................................(206) 801-2793Pool Fax Line ............................................................................................. (206) 362-8450Sports Fields & Facility Reservations .......................................................... (206) 801-2636� e REC Teen Recreation Center........16554 Fremont Ave. N. .................. (206) 801-2680City Hall Parks Administrative O� ce ........................................................ (206) 801-2630Online ............................................................................................... shorelinewa.gov/parksTTY ........................................................................................................... (206) 546-0457

Scholarships AvailableFor Shoreline residents in youth and specialized recreation programs. Please call the Spartan Recreation Center at (206) 801-2600.

Becas disponiblesSe ofrecen becas para la juventud y personas con desarollo retrasado. Para informacion llamen a (206) 801-2600.

CITY COUNCILShari Winstead, Mayor

Chris Eggen, Deputy MayorWill Hall

Doris McConnellKeith A. McGlashan

Chris RobertsJesse Salomon

Debbie Tarry, City Manager

PARKS, RECREATION and CULTURAL SERVICES BOARD MEMBERS

Katie Beth, ChairJesse Sycuro, Vice Chair

John HoeyGarry Lingerfelt

Al WagarBetsy Robertson

Christine SouthwickVadim Dolgov, Youth MemberLauren Smith, Youth Member

Dick Deal, outgoing Director of Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services

CUSTOMER RESPONSE TEAM (CRT)24-Hour Phone Line (206) 801-2700

CITY OF SHORELINE PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURAL

SERVICES BOARDMeets the 4th � ursday of

every month 7:00-9:00 p.m.at City Hall

SHORELINE LIBRARY BOARDMeets every other month on

the 1st � ursday 6:30-8:00 p.m.Rotates between Shoreline and

Richmond Beach LibrariesContact: [email protected]

Or call (206) 801-2630

Holiday Closures: City HallDecember 25 - Christmas HolidayJanuary 1 - New Year’s DayJanuary 19 - MLK Jr. DayFebruary 16 - President’s Day

Spartan Recreation CenterDecember 25 - Christmas HolidayJanuary 1 - New Year’s Day

Shoreline Pool December 24 & 25 - Christmas HolidayDecember 31 - New Year’s EveJanuary 1 - New Year’s DayJanuary 19 - MLK Jr. DayFebruary 23 - March 7 - Facility closure

Spartan Recreation Center 202 NE 185 St. Shoreline, WA 98155 (206) 801-2600(Between Senior Center & Shoreline Stadium)Hours: Monday - � ursday 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Shoreline Pool19030 1st Avenue NE(206) 801-2650

Pool Hours:Monday - Friday 5:30 a.m.-8:45 p.m.Saturday 8:45 a.m.-3:00 p.m.Sunday 11:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Free

Available!

Parks AdministrationShoreline City Hall17500 Midvale Avenue N.Shoreline, WA 98133-4921(206) 801-2630TTY: (206) 546-0457O� ce Hours:Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Free

Available!

Richmond Beach Saltwater Park Pedestrian Bridge To Close for RepairsThe 50-year old Saltwater Park Pedestrian Bridge that serves Richmond Beach will be closed in early January for much needed structural repairs and upgrades. The repair work is expected to take approximately six to eight weeks and will require complete closure of the bridge and beach area, including the off-leash dog park. The actual dates are yet to be determined, updates will be posted on our website, please see information below.The repairs are necessary to maintain a safe bridge and allow continued access for emergency and maintenance vehicles. Completion of these repairs will extend the life of the bridge 20 or more years.

For more information visit shorelinewa.gov/bridgerepair or contact Capital Project Manager Noel Hupprich at (206) 801-2472 or [email protected].

Winter 2015 Recreation Guide Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 3

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What’s inside: Page

Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services MissionTo provide life-enhancing experiences and promote a healthy community. To bring our culture to life and transfer it to the next generation.

All programs in this brochure are intended for those with and without disabilities. If you believe you may need reasonable special accommodations, please call (206) 801-2600 and we will be happy to assist you.

Need help but don’t know where to turn?

Dial 2-1-1to fi nd social services such as …• Caregiver & Disability Resources• Emergency Shelter• Food & Clothing• Health Care & Support Groups

Also: 206.461.3200 Toll Free 800.621.4636www.crisisclinic.org

General Information......................................3-4Toddler/Preschool..........................................5-7Youth........................................................... 8-10Teens..........................................................11-13Adult..........................................................14-20Shoreline Pool............................................21-23Specialized Recreation............................... 24-25Community Programs and Events............. 26-27Facility Rentals.......................................... 28-29Shoreline Park Amenities................................ 30Registration Information.................................31Get Fit with Drop-in Programs.......................32

NOTICE IN EFFECTState Sales Tax Compliance:In compliance with WAC 458-20-183, City of Shoreline Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services includes Washington State tax in speci� ed programs. If you would like more information, please call (206) 801-2600.

Language interpretation available

• Rent Assistance• Transportation• Volunteering

Snow and Inclement Weather Policy� e safety of our program participants is a prime consideration when determining if programs should be cancelled due to inclement weather. Our classes/programs may be cancelled when the Shoreline School District closes due to inclement weather. For information regarding cancellations, please call (206) 801-2650 for any aquatic programs and (206) 801-2600 for all other programs.

Welcome

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 5Res. Reg. starts 1/2, LFP Res. 1/5, Non-Res. starts 1/64 • Shoreline Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services

After an impressive 43 years in the Parks and Recreation � eld, Shoreline Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Director Dick Deal will retire on January 30. Dick came to Shoreline in 2003 following his retirement from a long career as Parks Director with the City of Auburn. Some of you may know Dick as the guy in neon green sneakers who is never too busy to say hello as he climbs the stairs at Richmond Beach Saltwater Park. Others of you wouldn’t recognize him without his overalls and hiking boots at Community Garden events. What some people may not know is that Dick’s passion for Shoreline gave us the artistically enhanced, iconic bridges over Aurora, � eld turf at Twin Ponds Park and Shoreline A & B Fields, Piano Time and Sculpture Stroll, and a Community Garden program. Under his leadership, Kruckeberg Botanic Garden was acquired for public enjoyment, o� -leash dog parks were developed, and Celebrate Shoreline experienced an energizing transformation.Dick’s in� uence on the community casts a wide net, but perhaps his most notable achievement was his work on the 2006 Open Space, Parks and Trails Bond. Dick worked tirelessly to earn your support for badly-needed improvements to Shoreline’s parks and trails, and when you said, “Yes!” he worked even harder to make sure the City kept our promises to you. Your support of these funds made it possible to signi� cantly improve parks like Richmond Beach Saltwater, Cromwell, and Hamlin that have become some of Shoreline’s favorite places.As a Shoreline resident these last several years, Dick has delighted in supporting projects and events that have added beauty, vitality, and community-feeling to the City. Many of you have appreciated Dick’s willingness to hear your thoughts on any number of topics over deep cups of black co� ee and hearty handshakes. In recognition of Dick’s impact on so many of us over these eleven-plus years, the City Council will host a communitywide retirement celebration on January 26 at 5:45 p.m. in City Hall. We hope you’ll stop by.As a Parks Department we will miss Dick’s breadth of knowledge and experience, sense of humor, approachability, stories and idioms, leadership, and friendship. It is with a deep sense of gratitude that we dedicate this Winter 2015 Recreation Guide to our outgoing director, Richard Deal. � ank you for leaving us in good shape and good humor. � ank you for believing in us and supporting us. As you transition from Douglas Firs to Yucca trees, and � eld turf to putting greens, we wish you the very best in your new life. Congratulations!

Cover Photo: Pre-ballet dancers featured in our annual

Spring Dance Recital. See page 8.

Dick came to Shoreline in 2003 following his retirement from a long career as Parks

Community Garden events. What some people may not know is that Dick’s passion for Shoreline gave us the artistically enhanced, iconic bridges over Aurora, � eld turf

Tribute to a Parks Director

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Toddler & Preschool

Be My ValentineSpend a special time together by creating your very own Valentine cards and art project with your little one. Using colorful paper, glue, glitter, stamps and stickers, we’ll make a Valentine you’ll treasure for years to come. Storytime and snack time too. Dress for a mess. � is is a fun class for parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles or favorite adults to take with their favorite little Valentine. Adult participation required. $5 supply fee payable to instructor.Age: 3 - 4 Years#67738 Tu 2/10 10:00-11:00amInstructor: Melissa MeierLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $18; w/Resident Disc: $15

Creative DanceDance, spin, twirl, hop, leap and explore the joy of movement in this dance class for little ones. Using musical instruments, singing and rhythmic play, your child will express his/her creativity and have fun moving to music. Parent participation required.Age: 1 ½ - 3 Years

#67736 W 1/21-3/11 9:30-10:15am#67737 W 1/21-3/11 10:30-11:15amInstructor: Faith CobenLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Olympic RoomFee: $52; w/Resident Disc: $44

Shoreline Music TogetherJoin this innovative music and movement program for children. Each child will participate at his or her own level in singing, moving, chanting, listening and exploring musical instruments. � ere will be professional music recordings, a parent guide and new songs each week. Join this community of families sharing songs and music in a relaxed and playful environment. For more information, check out: www.musictogether.com. $40 service fee per family payable to instructor, one fee per family.Age: Newborn - 5 Years

FREE DEMO: Sa 1/10 10:30am

#67730 Sa 1/17-3/21 10:30-11:15am#67978 M 1/19-3/23 1:30-2:15pm#67733 Tu 1/20-3/24 10:30-11:15am#67734 Tu 1/20-3/24 11:30am-12:15pm#67731 W 1/21-3/25 9:30-10:15am#67732 W 1/21-3/25 10:30-11:15amInstructor: Elena DeLisle-PerryLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnastics RoomFee: $139; w/Resident Disc: $116

Valentine CookiesValentine’s Day is a time to share our love with family and friends. What says love better than homemade cookies? We’ll be mixing, rolling, cutting and decorating vanilla and chocolate Valentine cookies in this fun hands-on class. Instructor is a popular kids cooking instructor with PCC Cooks. $10 supply fee payable to instructor. Parent participation required.Age: 2 - 3 Years#67997 � 2/12 10:00-11:30am Age: 4 - 5 Years#67998 F 2/13 10:00-11:30am Instructor: Maria Joao GalvaoLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $36; w/Resident Disc: $30

musical instruments. � ere will be professional

Tu 1/20-3/24 11:30am-12:15pm

$139; w/Resident Disc: $116

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 5Winter 2015 Recreation Guide

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Little Tigers Karate� is class is an ongoing program o� ering a fun, safe and inexpensive introduction to traditional Tangsoodo karate for very young children. Taught by instructor Olivia Edwards, it is part of the karate program o� ered through Shoreline Parks that includes Karate for Kids and Adult Karate, coordinated by senior instructor Eric Madis, � fth degree black belt. Class activities include stretching and exercising, basic karate techniques and fun activities. Students from this program may then progress to Karate for Kids when they are ready. Rank promotions are available for students who attend and train regularly.Age: 5 - 7 Years#67817 M 1/12-2/16 5:00-5:45pm#67818 M 2/23-3/30 5:00-5:45pmInstructor: Olivia EdwardsLocation: Richmond Highlands Recreation Center, GymnasiumFee: $45; w/Resident Disc: $39

Mommy/Daddy& Me SoccerIntroduce yourself and your toddler to the “World’s Most Popular Game”! As you and your child participate in our fun age appropriate activities, your child will be developing their large motor skills and socialization skills. � e fun happens on the � eld, and in Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer, parents are part of the action, not watching from the sidelines! Each child receives a Kidz Love Soccer jersey. Age: 2 - 3 Years#67758 Sa 1/17-2/28 9:00-9:30amInstructor: Kidz Love Soccer Sta� Location: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnasium-NorthFee: $92; w/Resident Disc: $82

Kidz Love SoccerLearn the fundamentals of soccer through a noncompetitive, age appropriate format. Students are taught soccer skills, drills and strategies by the professional coaches in the Kidz Love Soccer method. Shin guards are required. KLS Rain-Out Hotline 1 (888) 372-5803. Each child receives a Kidz Love Soccer jersey.

Tot-SoccerAge: 3 - 4 Years#67756 Sa 1/17-2/28 9:40-10:10amPre-SoccerAge: 4 - 5 Years#67757 Sa 1/17-2/28 10:10-10:45am

Soccer2 Skillz & ScrimmagesKidz 7-10 years of age will enjoy advanced skill building: dribbling, passing and shooting in a team play format. Each class will focus on scrimmages that emphasize application of � ner technical points. All levels are welcome to come enjoy the world’s most popular game! Each child receives a Kidz Love Soccer jersey! Shin guards are required.Age: 7 - 10 Years#67755 Sa 1/17-2/28 11:30am-12:15pmInstructor: Kidz Love Soccer Sta� Location: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnasium-NorthFee: $92; w/Resident Disc: $82

SportballParent & ChildParents and caregivers can have a direct hand in a preschooler’s development through our Multi-Sport program. � ey learn important introductory physical skills associated with our eight core sports; hockey, soccer, tennis, baseball, basketball, volleyball, golf and football. � is program also helps adults understand proven teaching techniques that can be applied outside of Sportball classes. Classes focus on re� ning, rehearsing and repeating skills and playing games in a fun, creative, non-competitive environment. No class on 2/18 and 2/21.Age: 2 - 3 Years#68016 W 1/21-3/4 9:30-10:15am Location: Spartan Recreation Center, Dance Room#68017 Sa 1/24-3/7 10:00-10:45am Location: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnasium-southInstructor: Sportball Sta� Fee: $89; w/Resident Disc: $78

SportballMulti-Sport� is skill development program introduces preschool and primary school children to the concepts and skills involved in the eight core sports of the Sportball methodology including: hockey, soccer, tennis, baseball, basketball, volleyball, golf and football. Classes use developmentally appropriate methods to introduce, practice and re� ne gross motor skills. � e program reinforces the bene� ts of teamwork and skills development rather than the importance of winning, enabling children to gain the con� dence and develop the social skills necessary to succeed in sports and life. No class on 2/21.Age: 3 - 5 Years#68019 Sa 1/24-3/7 10:45-11:45amInstructor: Sportball Sta� Location: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnasium-south Fee: $89; w/Resident Disc: $78

Toddler & Preschool

from the sidelines! Each child receives a Kidz

Soccer 1Age: 5 - 6 Years#67754 Sa 1/17-2/28 10:45-11:30am

Instructor: Kidz Love Soccer Sta� Location: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnasium-North

Fee: $92; w/Resident Disc: $82

Kidz Love Soccer Program

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 7Res. Reg. starts 1/2, LFP Res. 1/5, Non-Res. starts 1/66 • Shoreline Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services

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Indoor PlaygroundSlides, teeter-totters, climbing toys, mini basketball hoops and multi-sized balls are available to allow your children plenty of room to run and play in a large gymnasium. You are responsible for supervising your own children. � is is a great activity for rainy and cold mornings and a fun way to meet other families.Age: 1 - 5 YearsM-F Ongoing thru 5/29 9:30-11:30amLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, GymnasiumFee: $2.50; w/Resident Disc: $2.00 5-Punch Pass: $8; w/Resident Disc: $7.50 10-Punch Pass: $16; w/Resident Disc: $15 20-Punch Pass: $32; w/Resident Disc: $30

Preschool GymnasticsOur child-sized gymnastics equipment, games and more are all used to help teach gymnastics basics to preschoolers. Emphasis is placed on having fun, learning and following directions. Each session will o� er new and exciting activities. No class 3/20.Age: 3 Years#67784 F 1/16-2/20 10:15-10:45amFee: $70; w/Resident Disc: $60#67789 F 2/27-4/3 10:15-10:45amFee: $60; w/Resident Disc: $50Age: 4 - 5 Years#67787 F 1/16-2/20 11:00-11:30amFee: $70; w/Resident Disc: $60#67788 F 2/27-4/3 11:00-11:30amFee: $60; w/Resident Disc: $50Instructor: Cascade Elite Gymnastics Sta� Location: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnastics Room

Toddle Time TumblingWalking, running, marching, swinging, moving and exploring concepts such as up, down, in, out, through, etc. are important at this very young age. � is class is designed to promote these movements in a friendly atmosphere. Parents are expected to participate. No class 3/20.Age: 18 Months - 3 Years#67790 F 1/16-2/20 9:30-10:00amFee: $70; w/Resident Disc: $60#67791 F 2/27-4/3 9:30-10:00amFee: $60; w/Resident Disc: $50Instructor: Cascade Elite Gymnastics Sta� Location: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnastics Room

Toddler & Preschool

At FH Preschool we’ll explore Hamlin Park together, playing and imagining together. Each day we’ll have a di� erent nature themed topic to guide our play. We’ll read, sing, craft and enjoy the park together.

Parent (Tot Tadpoles)Come join us in the woods as we explore the park together! We will play, sing, read, and enjoy nature in this parent/tot class. Teacher Kathleen will lead the group in seasonally appropriate nature themed activities for each class and allow for cooperative and imaginative playtime. Potty con� dent students may attend on their own. No class 2/19.Age: 2 - 4 Years#67822 � 1/15-3/26 9:30-11:00amInstructor: Kathleen FlemingLocation: Hamlin Park, Picnic ShelterFee: $180; w/Resident Disc: $150

Preschool (Froglets)Enrich your child’s preschool experience with Froggy Holler Outdoor Preschool class. Teacher Kathleen will work with students to give them imaginative and cooperative playtime in the woods, as well as nature themed stories, activities, songs and poems. � is is a wonderful opportunity for your child to leap right into outdoor learning and fun at local Shoreline parks! � is class meets in every type of weather and is for students who are potty con� dent. No class 2/17, 2/18.Age: 3 - 5 Years#67819 Tu 1/13-3/24 9:30-11:30am#67820 W 1/14-3/25 9:30-11:30amInstructor: Kathleen FlemingLocation: Hamlin Park, Picnic ShelterFee: $230; w/Resident Disc: $200

Froggy Holler Outdoor School

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 7Winter 2015 Recreation Guide

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Youth

Ballet Join this beginning level ballet class to learn basic movements, steps and routines to classical and contemporary music. Young dancers will develop strength and coordination while discovering the joy of dance.Age: 6 - 8 Years#67747 Sa 1/17-3/21 11:00am-12:00pm Age: 7 - 10 Years Continuing students#67749 Sa 1/17-3/21 12:00-1:00pmAge: 9 - 11 Years Continuing students#67750 Sa 1/17-3/21 1:00-2:00pmInstructor: Miss Lorna Age: 8 - 11 Years#67748 W 1/21-3/25 4:00-5:00pmAge: 6 - 8 Years#67751 M 1/26-3/30 4:00-4:55pm Instructor: Miss Vicki

Location: Spartan Recreation Center, Dance RoomFee: $72; w/Resident Disc: $60

Dance MovesLearn the hottest and most fun dance moves in this high energy class. We’ll move to great sounds and explore jazz, modern, hip hop and Zumba. � is is a great class for friends to take together. Wear tennis shoes.Age: 7 - 11 Years#67765 M 1/26-3/30 5:00-6:00pmInstructor: Miss Vicki Location: Spartan Recreation Center, Dance RoomFee: $72; w/Resident Disc: $60

Pre-BalletDoes your child dream of being a ballet dancer? Join this light-hearted and fun approach to dance. We will learn basic ballet steps and dance to classical and popular music. Wear leotards, tights and pink leather ballet shoes (girls) and black leather ballet shoes (boys).Age: 3 Years#67739 F 1/16-3/20 9:30-10:15amInstructor: Miss LornaAge: 4 - 5 Years#67740 F 1/16-3/20 10:15-11:00amContinuing students#67741 F 1/16-3/20 11:00-11:45amInstructor: Miss LornaAge: 3 - 4 Years#67743 Sa 1/17-3/21 9:15-10:00amAge: 4 - 5 Years Continuing students#67742 Sa 1/17-3/21 10:15-11:00amInstructor: Miss LornaAge: 3 - 4 Years#67744 W 1/21-3/25 11:30am-12:15pmInstructor: Miss Faith Age: 3 - 4 Years#67991 M 1/26-3/30 9:30-10:15amAge: 4 - 5 Years#67745 M 1/26-3/30 10:30-11:15amInstructor: Miss Osiris

Location: Spartan Recreation CenterFee: $66; w/Resident Disc: $55

Hip HopHip Hop dance is a fun and energetic class that will get everyone MOVIN’ and GROOVIN’ to popular music. Come learn some exciting dance movements that will teach you memory, rhythm and coordination. � is is a beginning level dance class and NO hip hop or dance experience is required. Instructor is the coach and choreographer for the Shorecrest Hip Hop team.Age: 6 - 11 Years#67766 � 1/22-3/26 4:00-4:45pmInstructor: Rex & Kirsten KinneyLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Dance RoomFee: $72; w/Resident Disc: $60

Irish DanceIrish dance is one of the most fun and energetic dance forms and the great fun will keep you coming back for more. Learn basic dance steps, jigs and reels to traditional Irish music. Wear comfortable clothing and sport shoes or ballet slippers. No special footwear is required.Age: 6 - 10 Years #67767 � 1/22-3/26 5:00-6:00pm Age: 10 Years and up#67768 � 1/22-3/26 6:00-7:00pmInstructor: Peggy O’Toole WeberLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnastics RoomFee: $72; w/Resident Disc: $60

CloggingJoin us in this fun and high energy dance class. Clogging is a traditional American folk dance developed in the Appalachian area and becoming more and more popular throughout the country. It is a rhythmic, grounded, hoe down type of tap dance done to traditional and modern music. Perfect for families to learn and dance together. Fee per child. Parents welcome to participate.Age: 7 Years and up#68012 M 1/19-3/23 7:15-8:00pmInstructor: Miss LornaLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Dance RoomFee: $66; w/Resident Disc: $55

FREE DEMO: Sa 1/10 11:00am

Join us in this fun and high energy dance

� e dance classes listed on this page will be showcased in our annual Spring Dance Recital. It will be held Saturday, May 30 at the new Shorewood HS theater. � e recital is a great opportunity for these young dancers to perform on stage to a live audience – it’s adorable! Costume order forms for the recital will be distributed and due within the � rst two weeks of the winter session. Spring registration for these classes will be open for the winter students only. We look forward to your child’s participation!

Hip Hop dance is a fun and energetic class that

winter students only. We look forward to your child’s participation!

Spring Dance Recital

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 9Res. Reg. starts 1/2, LFP Res. 1/5, Non-Res. starts 1/68 • Shoreline Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services

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Youth

CartooningHave fun learning to draw all new cartoon characters, horses and animals then create your own comic strip. Your imagination is your limit! All supplies provided. Class is for beginners and continuing students.Age: 6 - 11 Years#67774 Sa 2/28 10:00am-12:00pmInstructor: Jeanne ShepardLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $18; w/Resident Disc: $15

Drawing and PaintingJoin us to learn how to draw and paint and create unique art projects that express your creative spark. We will begin with drawing skills then move to full color paintings using watercolor and acrylic paints. We will also explore classic style from various artists. Instructor is owner of Dragon� y Art Studio. $6 supply fee payable to instructor.Age: 7 - 11 Years#67777 W 1/21-2/11 4:00-5:30pm#67778 W 2/25-3/18 4:00-5:30pmInstructor: Melissa MeierLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $66; w/Resident Disc: $56

Kids in the KitchenWow your family and friends with your culinary abilities! Join us and learn basic cooking skills in these hands-on workshops. You will measure, chop, dice, stir and cook ingredients while making yummy recipes. All supplies provided. Robin is a teaching chef and an experienced cook for children.Age: 7 - 11 YearsAppetizers#67769 Tu 1/27 4:30-6:00pmOne Pot Suppers#67770 Tu 2/24 4:30-6:00pmPizza#67771 Tu 3/10 4:30-6:00pm

Instructor: Robin NieldLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $30; w/Resident Disc: $25

Sewing LessonsLearn basic machine sewing skills while making a variety of projects for yourself or as gifts to give. Skills will include threading the machine, bobbin winding, using a pattern, cutting fabric, straight stitch, zig zag and hand sewing. Sewing machines, materials and patterns provided. No additional supplies needed. No class 2/19.Age: 8 - 14 Years#67775 � 1/22-3/19 4:00-5:30pmInstructor: Beckie StrattonLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $195; w/Resident Disc: $170

Super Sitters� is program is designed to train young people in basic babysitting skills as well as safety and home-alone skills. Students completing the course will be better prepared to provide a safer and more positive infant/child care experience. � is class is taught by a hospital-quali� ed instructor and includes parent expectations, basic � rst aid, home and � re safety, Heimlich maneuver, telephone tips, toys, activities and infant care. Participants receive a certi� cation card upon completion of the class. Bring a sack lunch.Age: 11 - 15 Years#67776 Sa 3/7 9:00am-2:00pmInstructor: Cindy TuckerLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $48; w/Resident Disc: $40

Pre Engineering with LEGOLet your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO! Build engineer-designed projects such as boats, bridges, mazes and motorized cars and use special pieces to create your own unique design! Explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO building system with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. � is is an ideal way to prepare young builders for the challenging of engineering FUNdamentals. All supplies included.Age: 5 - 7 Years#67990 M 1/26-3/23 4:00-5:30pmInstructor: Recreation Sta� Location: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $170; w/Resident Disc: $144

Pre Engineering

Keep SafeJoin this non-physical self-defense class and learn assertiveness techniques to help you increase your sense of personal power and safety from sexual assault, harassment and bullying. We will address very serious issues in a playful, interactive workshop that profoundly increases personal safety. � is workshop is designed for girls and women, ages 11+ and perfect for mothers and daughters to take together. Instructor is a licensed mental health counselor for over 25 years and former middle school counselor.Age: 11 Years and upPart I - Self-Defense#67773 Sa 3/14 10:00am-12:30pmPart II - Anti-Bullying #67796 Sa 3/21 10:00am-12:00pmInstructor: Shelley WhiteLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $48; w/Resident Disc: $40

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Clay ArtsBring out your creative side in this basic hand-building clay arts class. We’ll work on four di� erent projects, each one teaching you di� erent molding, pinching and building techniques. We’ll make pinch pots, a name plaque, a hand built clay box and animals. $10 supply fee payable to the instructor. No class 1/31.Age: 7 - 11 Years

#67994 Sa 1/17-2/14 10:00am-12:00pmInstructor: Melia ScrantonLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $72; w/Resident Disc: $60

Guitar LessonsLearn classical, folk, blues and contemporary songs by popular artists on the guitar. Gain valuable chord, scale and soloing skills in a supportive environment. � e instructor is a music and singing instructor and has been playing the guitar for over 15 years. Bring your own guitar.Age: 8 Years and up#67979 Sa 1/17-2/14 11:30am-12:15pm#67980 Sa 2/21-3/21 11:30am-12:15pm

Instructor: Elena DeLisle-PerryLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnastics RoomFee: $72; w/Resident Disc: $60

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Youth

Karate for Kids� is popular and ongoing class o� ers a safe, fun and often challenging introduction to traditional Tangsoodo karate. � is is a martial art that, when practiced regularly, is e� ective for self-defense, � tness and the development of concentration, con� dence and other life skills. Rank promotions are available to those who train regularly. � ose meeting age and rank requirements may continue their training in the Adult Karate program on Monday and Wednesday evenings.Age: 5 - 7 Years#67817 M 1/12-2/16 5:00-5:45pm#67818 M 2/23-3/30 5:00-5:45pm

Age: 7 - 12 Years#67813 M 1/12-2/16 6:00-7:00pm#67814 M 2/23-3/30 6:00-7:00pm

Instructor: Mark & Olivia EdwardsLocation: Richmond Highlands Recreation Center Fee: $45; w/Resident Disc: $39

Soccer2 Skillz & ScrimmagesKidz 7-10 years of age will enjoy advanced skill building: dribbling, passing and shooting in a team play format. Each class will focus on scrimmages that emphasize application of � ner technical points. All levels are welcome to come enjoy the world’s most popular game! Each child receives a Kidz Love Soccer jersey! Shin guards are required.Age: 7 - 10 Years#67755 Sa 1/17-2/28 11:30am-12:15pmInstructor: Kidz Love Soccer Sta� Location: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnasium-NorthFee: $92; w/Resident Disc: $82

Shoreline Youth Sports OrganizationsCascade Swim Club(206) 612-7099www.cascadeswimclub.com

Hillwood Soccer Club(206) 542-3353www.hillwoodsoccer.com

CAMP SHORELINESpend your school break with us at Camp Shoreline. Each day we’ll play games, sports, swim, make art and other way fun stu� ! Wear tennis shoes/sneakers and bring a sack lunch (afternoon snack provided). Campers 7+ go swimming daily at the Shoreline Pool and should bring a swimsuit and towel. Sign up for single days or the whole week for a discount. Age: 4 - 12 Years#67797 M-F 2/16-2/20 8:00am-6:00pmFee: $200; w/Resident Disc: $180#67792 M 2/16 8:00am-6:00pm#67793 Tu 2/17 8:00am-6:00pm#67794 W 2/18 8:00am-6:00pm #67795 � 2/19 8:00am-6:00pm#67796 F 2/20 8:00am-6:00pm Fee: $45; w/Resident Disc: $40 Instructor: Recreation Sta� Location: Spartan Recreation Center

North King County Little LeagueBaseball/Softball(206) 362-6316www.nkcll.org

Rat City Roller GirlsVarious youth programswww.ratcityrollergirls.com/rec

Richmond Football(206) 365-7411www.eteamz.com/richhmondjrfootball

Shorelake Soccer Club(206) 362-3594www.shorelake.org

Shoreline Cheer(206) 365-7411www.eteamz.com/richhmondjrfootball

Shoreline YMCA T-Ball(206) 363-0446www.daleturnerymca.org

Sno-King Youth ClubSoccer/Basketball/Baseball/Softball(425) 775-2633www.skyc.net

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125 YEARS OFNORWEGIAN HERITAGEIN RICHMOND BEACH

A commemoration of City of Shoreline’s 20th Anniversary andRichmond Beach’s125th Anniversary.

“The Hand of Thor”

Historical Presentation:January 17th, 1:00pm

Richmond Beach Library19601 21st Ave. NW

Presented by Shoreline Historical Museum (206) 542-7111

“Norwegian-American Morton Anderson surveys his strawberry fi elds on 15th Avenue NW from atop his wagon, , ca 1910.”

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Teens

Tween Night5th and 6th Graders! This is your night to kick it with your friends without younger sibs or older kids. Parents, this program offers a safe and fun place for Tweens to hang out with friends on a Saturday night. There will be fun games, activities, crafts, music and food! And it's free! For more information, please contact Austin at (206) 801-2643.Age: 5th and 6th graders

Sa 1/10 6:30-10:30pm Sa 2/14 6:30-10:30pm Sa 3/14 6:30-10:30pm Location: Richmond Highlands Recreation CenterFee: Free

SPECIAL EVENTS

Fat LacesCome experience break dancing at its finest! Whether you want to compete or just watch, come join the Shoreline Teen Program for our Winter Break Dance Battle. Contests and performances to be announced!Age: All AgesF 2/13 6:30-11:30pmLocation: Richmond Highlands Recreation Center, Entire BuildingFee: Free

C.I.T. 2 Mid-Winter Break CampFurther your knowledge with Counselor In Training 2 (C.I.T. 2) this winter with Camp Shoreline! If you liked hanging out with kids last summer and have lots of energy, C.I.T. 2 is for you! Have a blast while gaining valuable teamwork and leadership skills. C.I.T. 2’s will learn what it takes to be a great camp counselor, make new friends and even take a trip! Bring a lunch and water bottle each day. C.I.T. meets Monday - Thursday only. (Must have completed C.I.T during summer 2014 prior to registration.)Age: 13 - 15 Years#67703 M-Th 2/16-2/19 8:30am-2:30pmInstructor: Recreation StaffLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Parking LotFee: $95; w/Resident Disc: $76

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Lunch Time ActivitiesJoin Shoreline’s awesome Teen program sta� at your school for weekly fun and games!

Play dodgeball, basketball, ping pong or connect four!Kellogg - - - - - - - -Tuesdays

Shorecrest - - - - - Thursdays in gym

Einstein- - - - - - -Tuesdays

Shorewood - - - -Tuesdays

Teen School Based Programs

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 13Res. Reg. starts 1/2, LFP Res. 1/5, Non-Res. starts 1/612 • Shoreline Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services

Einstein After School ProgramHang out after school on Tuesdays and � ursdays in the Student Activities Center for snacks, ping pong, sports and tournaments. Participants are eligible to ride the activity bus home at 4:45pm. Stay tuned to the Einstein Daily Bulletin for a schedule of events. For more information contact Angela at (206) 801-2645.Age: 12 - 14 YearsTu,� 1/13-3/31 3:00-4:30pmLocation: Einstein Middle SchoolFee: Free

Einstein Climbing ClubJoin one of Einstein’s most adventurous clubs! � is is a beginner and intermediate rock climbing club just for Einstein Students. You will learn the fundamentals of climbing such as climbing knots and climbing commands while building con� dence that will help you develop as a climber. Orientation is on 1/28 from 3:00-4:30pm only, followed by 7 weeks of climbing at Vertical World. Includes your very own Einstein Climbing Club t-shirt! � is is one fun extreme sport that anyone can do. For more information contact Angela at (206) 801-2645.Age: 12 - 15 Years#67696 W 1/28-3/25 3:00-6:00pm

Location: Einstein Middle School, Parking LotFee: $140; w/Resident Disc: $118

Kellogg Middle School HANG TIMEHave nothing to do after school at Kellogg on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and � ursdays? Well, join us and hang out at the coolest spot after school on this side of the freeway. Check out the many clubs, sports and games that we have to o� er. It is free and snacks will be provided. Stop by the Hang Time o� ce or call Waldo at (206) 801-2644 for more information.Age: 12 - 14 YearsTu,W,� 1/6-3/31 3:00-4:45pmLocation: Kellogg Middle SchoolFee: Free

Shoreline Youth AmbassadorsJoin this exciting and popular teen-led organization, Shoreline Youth Ambassadors, as they strive to be the voice for teens in Shoreline. As a member you are committed to S.Y.A. for one year and be able to attend at least two meetings a month. We will also be working on a culminating project throughout the year and also participate in volunteer opportunities in Shoreline. You will receive community service hours. To apply for S.Y.A., please download an application at http://www.shorelinewa.gov/teens or call Waldo at (206) 801-2644 for more information. Age: 14 - 18 YearsTu 1/6-3/24 6:00-8:00pmLocation: City HallFee: Free

Rec-N-CrewLooking for a fun way to earn community service hours while giving back to your community? Join the Rec-N-Crew to learn leadership, teamwork, and life skills while making great memories and lasting friendships! For more information, please call Austin at (206) 801-2643. Age: 14 - 18 YearsTu 1/6-3/31 4:00-5:30pmLocation: Richmond Highlands Recreation CenterFee: Free

Take the Lead

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Teen & Tween Special Interest

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 13Winter 2015 Recreation Guide

Loco CampLoco Camp is back for mid-winter break. � is camp is designed for 6th to 9th graders. We will go to recreation centers, play dodgeball or just look for another crazy adventure. Camp will be on Tuesday, Wednesday and � ursday from noon to 5:00pm. Bring a lunch and water bottle each day. For more information, please call Waldo at (206) 801-2644. Age: 11 - 14 Years#67715 Tu,W,� 2/17-2/19 12:00-5:00pmLocation: Spartan Recreation CenterFee: $48; w/Resident Disc: $40

Pike Place Market and Insurgent MovieSpend your day o� school exploring Seattle and enjoying the new Divergent movie! Adventure through Pike Place Market with your friends before heading to the theater to experience Insurgent on the big screen. We will cover movie tickets and snacks, bring a sack lunch or money to purchase lunch. For more information contact Angela at (206) 801-2645.Age: 12 - 18 Years#67702 M 3/23 10:00am-5:00pmLocation: Richmond Highlands Recreation Center Fee: $35; w/Resident Disc: $28

[Rec]ordCalling all current and future musicians! Whether you are looking to pick up an instrument for the � rst time or wish to build upon your abilities, this is the place for you. Over 8 weeks we will explore the basics of song writing, band development, performance, and recording in a fun and casual setting. Recording session at Shoreline Community College included! For more information, please call Austin at (206) 801-2643.Age: 12 - 18 Years#67873 � 1/8-2/26 4:00-6:00pmLocation: Richmond Highlands Recreation CenterFee: Free

Looking to land a job this summer? Plan ahead and learn the skills you need to set yourself apart with this free three-part resume building and interview skills class. Then attend the Job Fair on February 26th to discover what job is right for you. Sponsored by the Friends of the Shoreline Library. Take initiative and fi nd your future this February!

Age: 12 - 18 Years

#68014 Th 2/5-2/19 3:30-4:30pm

2/5 - Resume Building 2/12 - Interviewing Skills 2/19 - Financial Preparedness

Job fair Th 2/26 3:30-4:30pm

Location: Richmond Highlands Recreation Center, 16554 Fremont Ave N.

Fee: FREE

Questions? Contact Austin (206) 801-2643.

F IND

YOUR

FUTURE

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Adult Fitness

Sport Ages Dates Time Cost Location

Noon Basketball * 18 yrs and up M,W,F begins 1/5 12:00-1:30pm $4 w/Resident disc: $3 Spartan Recreation Center

Basketball 40+ (full court) 40 yrs and up W begins 1/7 7:00-9:00pm $4 w/Resident disc: $3 Spartan Recreation Center

Volleyball 50+ 50 yrs and up M,Th begins 1/5 1:30-3:30pm $3 w/Resident disc: $2 Spartan Recreation Center

Drop-In Sports Come and play at the Spartan Recreation Center. Pick the sport of your choice and drop in when your schedule allows.

Call the Spartan Recreation Center for open gym availability (206) 801-2600

Spartan Recreation Center Weight Room

Weight Room Drop-in Hours:Mon-� u 8:00am-9:00pm Friday 8:00am-5:00pmSaturday 8:00am-4:00pm

Adult Per Visit: $4; w/Resident Disc: $310-Punch: $35; w/Resident Disc: $253-Month: $70; w/Resident Disc: $60Senior/Disabled Per Visit: $3; w/Resident Disc: $2Youth Per Visit: $1; w/Resident Disc: $1.50

Personal TrainerWant to start exercising but don’t know how to begin? Are you exercising but not getting the result you want? If so, it’s time for you to work out with a personal trainer at the Spartan Recreation Center Weight Room. Once you register, our personal trainer will contact you to set up an appointment at your convenience. We are dedicated to providing you with a safe program that is unique to your � tness goals. Fee: $43/hr; w/Resident Disc: $36/hr

Participants must be 14 years or older. Participants 14-17 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Recreation Center

For Gym drop-in hours please call (206) 801-2600.

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 15Res. Reg. starts 1/2, LFP Res. 1/5, Non-Res. starts 1/614 • Shoreline Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services

Morning Full Court BasketballFull court basketball is played Monday and Friday mornings. Monthly registration is required for this program. Drop-In players are not allowed. Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration.Age: 18 Years and up#67708 M,F 1/2-1/30 6:00-7:00am#67709 M,F 2/2-2/27 6:00-7:00am#67710 M,F 3/2-3/30 6:00-7:00amInstructor: Recreation Sta� Location: Spartan Recreation Center, Entire GymnasiumFee: $14

Orientation to the Weight Room� is program o� ers a great introduction to the � tness equipment in the Spartan Recreation Center Weight Room. In a group setting, you’ll meet with a personal trainer and learn how to use the equipment in a safe and e� cient manner. Pre-registration is required.#67752 Sa 1/10 9:00-10:00am#67753 Sa 1/10 10:00-11:00amInstructor: Vicki Gabrielle, AFAA certi� edLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Weight RoomFee: $12; w/Resident Disc: $10

* Note: limit of 25 players. Sign-in begins at 11:50am

Singles & doubles badminton is played Friday evenings in the Spartan Recreation Gym. Bring your own racquets and birdies and join in the fun. Monthly registration is required. No drop-ins. Age: 18 Years and up#67987 F 1/9-1/30 7:30-9:30pm Fee: $16#67988 F 2/13-2/27 7:30-9:30pm Fee: $12#67989 F 3/6-3/27 7:30-9:30pm Fee: $16

BadmintonNEW

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Adult Fitness & Martial Arts

Call the Spartan Recreation Center for open gym availability (206) 801-2600

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 15Winter 2015 Recreation Guide

� is internationally recognized dance � tness class is designed to accommodate all � tness levels! Class includes a warm-up, cardiovascular conditioning, muscle-toning and stretching. Here’s your chance to get in shape in a friendly, fun environ-ment. Bring an exercise mat for � oor work.

REGISTER FOR JAZZERCISE WITH THE INSTRUCTOR AT THE PROGRAM SITE. For more information, [email protected]: Ongoing, join anytime!Mon/Fri 9:45-10:45 amTue/� u 9:30-10:30 amSat 8:00-9:00 amSat 9:00-10:00 amM,Tu,� 6:00-7:00pmFee: *Sales tax will be added to feeOption 1: Easy Fitness Ticket $38*(Monthly pass-automated payment)Option 2: Monthly Pass $55*Option 3: Drop-in $12* per classOption 4: 4-class punch card $35*Location: Spartan Recreation CenterInstructor: Madelaine Jensen

Japanese SwordsmanshipRelease your inner samurai! Japan’s sword arts combine profound spiritual, technical and strategic content in beautiful forms that foster calm, self-con� dence, mental agility and character development. Chief instructor Dr. Jonathan Bannister has more than 30 years martial arts experience, holds a 5th-degree blackbelt in Iaido and is a 2009 inductee into the USA Martial Arts Hall of Fame. Instruction is o� ered in All Japan Kendo Federation Iaido, Muso Shinden Ryu Iaido, Aikiken and Aiki-Jo. All materials included: swords provided!Age: 15 Years and up#67799 � 1/8-2/12 7:15-8:45pm Sa 1/10-2/14 2:00-3:30pm#67800 � 2/19-3/26 7:15-8:45pm Sa 2/21-3/28 2:00-3:30pmFee: $150; w/Resident Disc: $130Beginner Japanese Sword#67801 � 1/8-2/12 7:15-8:45pm#67802 � 2/19-3/26 7:15-8:45pmFee: $80; w/Resident Disc: $70Instructor: Dr. Jonathan BannisterLocation: Spartan Recreation Center

Tai ChiTai Chi is a non-strenuous traditional Chinese exercise that promotes concentration, balance and coordination. � e slow and steady movements develop balance between mind and body to reduce stress. Wear loose clothing and � at-heeled shoes.#67871 Tu 1/27-3/17 7:30-8:30pmInstructor: Kevin Wilhelmsen, nurse educator & Tai Chi practioner for more than 21 years.Location: Spartan Recreation Center, Dance RoomFee: $74; w/Resident Disc: $62

KarateSelf-defense, physical � tness and con� dence are some of the many bene� ts from quality karate training. Learn traditional Tangsoodo karate with supplemental self-defense skills from judo and aikido from dedicated instructors in a community of students from beginning to advanced that make this program a family-like experience. Rank promotions are available for those who train regularly. Special monthly classes are available to advanced ranks. Monday basics classes are recommended for everyone. Wednesday classes are more challenging and recommended for intermediate and advanced students. Senior instructor Eric Madis has over 50 years of martial arts experience and has taught this class since 1992.Age: 10 Years and up#67759 M 1/12-2/16 7:15-8:30pm#67760 W 1/14-2/18 7:15-8:30pm#67762 M 2/23-3/30 7:15-8:30pm#67763 W 2/25-4/1 7:15-8:30pmFee: $45; w/Resident Disc: $39#67761 M,W 1/12-2/18 7:15-8:30pm#67764 M,W 2/23-4/1 7:15-8:30pm Fee: $82; w/Resident Disc: $75Instructor: Eric MadisLocation: Richmond Highlands Recreation Center

Fit BoxingFit boxing is the newest and hippest no contact � tness class in the area. It is a mix of moves, circuit training, strength training and core work. � is hot new class is a great way to lose weight and improve muscle tone. Wear comfortable clothing. No previous experience necessary. Instructor holds a black belt in Tae Kwon Do and is a former junior Olympic National Champion.#67842 Tu 1/13-2/17 6:30-7:30pm#67844 � 1/15-2/19 7:15-8:15pm#67843 Tu 2/24-3/31 6:30-7:30pm#67845 � 2/26-4/2 7:15-8:15pmInstructor: Glen GonzalezLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnastics RoomFee: $60; w/Resident Disc: $52 Drop-in: $10

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Zumba� is is a dynamic and high energy � tness class for all levels. It is one of the hottest and most rewarding � tness classes you’ll ever experience! � e routines feature aerobic interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements and easy to follow dance steps to high energy Latin and Salsa music. Wear comfortable clothing and � tness shoes.Note: Mondays - Less intensity Wednesdays - More intensity#68078 M 1/12-2/16 6:15-7:00pm#67848 W 1/14-2/18 5:30-6:15pm#68079 M 2/23-3/30 6:15-7:00pm#67849 W 2/25-4/1 5:30-6:15pmInstructor: Vicki GabrielleLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Dance RoomFee: $48; w/Resident Disc: $42 Drop-in: $8

Insanity WorkoutInsanity is a revolutionary cardio-based total body conditioning program based on the principles of interval training. Insanity pushes the participant to new training heights, resulting in more calories burned, faster results and a more e� cient metabolism. We will perform long bursts of maximum-intensity exercises with short periods of rest for fast results. Perfect for any � tness level as these easy to learn workouts will keep you constantly challenged between aerobic and anaerobic exercises.

FREE demo class, please register:www.shorelinewa.gov/registration

#67837 W 1/7 6:00-6:45pm

#67835 M 1/12-2/16 6:00-6:30pm#67840 W 1/14-2/18 6:00-6:30pm#67836 M 2/23-3/30 6:00-6:30pm#67841 W 2/25-4/1 6:00-6:30pmInstructor: Arnie & Grace Martinez, owners of RUN2BEFITLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnastics RoomFee: $48; w/Resident Disc: $42 Drop-in: $8

Check out:Yoga for Athletes - see pg 17

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 17Res. Reg. starts 1/2, LFP Res. 1/5, Non-Res. starts 1/616 • Shoreline Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services

W.O.W. - Womenon Weights� is is a great total body workout for women of all ages. Push your muscles to the max while you strengthen, tone and tighten. Various weight training exercises are set to great music.#67831 M 1/12-2/9 12:00-12:50pm#67833 W 1/14-2/11 12:00-12:50pm#67832 M 2/23-3/23 12:00-12:50pm#67834 W 2/25-4/1 12:00-12:50pmInstructor: Vicki GabrielleLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Dance RoomFee: $48; w/Resident Disc: $42 Drop-in: $8

PilatesPilates is all about strengthening your core muscles. In this class, you will strengthen your abdomen to support your spine and improve your � exibility. Join us for abdominal stretches, legwork and back exercises all designed by Joseph Pilates. � is class is perfect for all � tness levels. Bring an exercise mat.#67823 M 1/12-2/16 11:00-11:45am#67824 W 1/14-2/18 11:00-11:45am#67825 W 1/14-2/18 6:30-7:15pm#67826 M 2/23-3/30 11:00-11:45am#67827 W 2/25-4/1 11:00-11:45am#67828 W 2/25-4/1 6:30-7:15pmInstructor: Vicki Gabrielle

#68007 Tu 1/13-2/17 5:30-6:15pm#68008 Tu 2/24-3/31 5:30-6:15pmInstructor: Faith Coben

Location: Spartan Recreation Center, Dance RoomFee: $48; w/Resident Disc: $42 Drop-in: $8

Boot CampJoin this popular � tness boot camp and get a complete workout that will get and keep you motivated. Free weights, ladder and bosu ball and more will help you get a workout you might not be able to do on your own. We’ll guide you through various workout stations at your level of � tness to a newer, stronger level each week.#67982 Sa 1/17-2/21 8:15-9:00am#67983 Sa 2/28-4/4 8:15-9:00amInstructor: Arnie and Grace MartinezLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnastics RoomFee: $48; w/Resident Disc: $42 Drop-in: $8

Running ProgramWant to � nish your � rst 5K? Or perhaps a half marathon? Or just want to improve your time? Join us on Saturday mornings for a program that includes coaching, group running, strength training and conditioning exercises - all focused on correct techniques and motivation. Have fun with new friends and like-minded people and make 2015 your year of � tness and health.#67984 Sa 1/17-2/21 9:15-10:00am#67985 Sa 2/28-4/4 9:15-10:00amInstructor: Arnie and Grace Martinez, owners of RUN2BEFITLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnastics RoomFee: $48; w/Resident Disc: $42 Drop-in: $8

Barre � is new and innovative � tness class is a great combination of ballet, yoga, Pilates and core conditioning. It is a high energy and low impact workout that tones and stretches your muscles while burning fat and increasing your � exibility. We will utilize hand held weights, stretch bands and of course the ballet barre. Wear comfortable clothing and bring an exercise mat.#68010 Tu 1/13-2/17 11:00-11:50am#68011 Tu 2/24-3/31 11:00-11:50amInstructor: Joan KashauerLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Olympic RoomFee: $48; w/Resident Disc: $42 Drop-in: $8

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Yoga

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 17Winter 2015 Recreation Guide

PiyoExperience this new � tness class that is a perfect blend of pilates movements and yoga stretches. Stay � exible and strengthen your core at the same time. We’ll do standing poses, pilates mat exercises and stretches to make you stronger and feel terri� c. Bring a yoga mat.#67829 Tu 1/13-2/10 12:00-12:45pm#67830 Tu 2/24-3/24 12:00-12:45pmInstructor: Vicki Gabrielle, AFAA certi� edLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Dance RoomFee: $48; w/Resident Disc: $42 Drop-in: $8

Gentle YogaFocus on breathing, bending and blending mind and body through yoga. Modi� ed poses will be shown for all levels of yoga, whether you are new to yoga or not. You will improve your balance, � exibility and strength in this great class that will help bring you to improved health and well-being. Bring a yoga mat.#67856 � 1/15-2/12 9:30-10:30am#67857 � 2/19-3/19 9:30-10:30amInstructor: Alison SolamLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Olympic RoomFee: $66; w/Resident Disc: $55 Drop-in: $14

Intro to Purna Yoga MeditationLearn e� ective and active meditation techniques to relieve stress and anxiety. You will learn to quiet your mind and be in the present moment. If you thought you could never meditate, come and discover how to use these techniques to enjoy life in a calm and peaceful way. Wear comfortable clothing.#67860 Sa 3/28 10:30am-12:00pmInstructor: Elisabetha SekineLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Olympic RoomFee: $28; w/Resident Disc: $24

YogaElisabetha has been practicing yoga for over twenty years and is certi� ed in Purna Yoga at the 2000 hour level. She o� ers safe, alignment-based yoga that unfolds from the heart connection and brings a feeling of peace and joy to the whole being. Props are provided but please bring your own yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.Beg./Cont. Students#67850 M 1/12-2/23 5:30-6:55pm#67852 Tu 1/13-2/24 12:00-1:15pm#67853 M 3/2-4/13 5:30-6:55pm#67855 Tu 3/3-4/14 12:00-1:15pmContinuing Students#67851 M 1/12-2/23 7:00-8:30pm#67854 M 3/2-4/13 7:00-8:30pmInstructor: Elisabetha SekineLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Olympic RoomFee: $90; w/Resident Disc: $77 Drop-in: $14

Yoga for AthletesAs a yoga teacher with a background in running, triathlons and training, Tracy’s classes are geared toward the athlete with a strong anatomical focus and emphasis on improving results and injury prevention. No matter your sport or yoga experience, this class is for you. Learn how to incorporate yoga into your training, break down poses with attention to tight and fatigued muscle groups and incorporate breath techniques and yoga philosophy as it applies to sports. Enhance your performance through yoga! Bring a yoga mat.#67981 Sa 1/17-2/14 10:15-11:15am#68001 Sa 2/21-3/21 10:15-11:15am

Instructor: Tracy KimLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Olympic RoomFee: $66; w/Resident Disc: $55 Drop-in: $14

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Adult Dance & Special Interest

Note: Handlers must be 14 years of age or older.Join our Dog Obedience class taught by sta� of Joyce’s Dogs. Joyce’s motto is: We teach the human end of the leash at least as much as the dog end! All puppies and dogs must be current on vaccinations recommended for his/her age. Contact Joyce with questions; [email protected].

Manners and Skills for all Dogs� is is a beginning level class for any age dog. � is class will teach you how to develop your dog’s attention to you and skills such as walking on leash, sit, down, and come when called. No dogs � rst class.

#67780 � 1/29-3/5 7:00-8:00pmInstructor: Joyce’s Dogs Sta� Location: Richmond Highlands Recreation Center, GymnasiumFee: $114; w/Resident Disc: $95

Shoreline Off-Leash Dog AreasEastside O� -Leash Dog Area1902 NE 150th St., Open daily dawn to duskVehicle Access: Enter east of Public Health Labat 20th Ave NE. It is located on the Fircrest Campus.Shoreview O� -Leash Dog Area320 NW Innis Arden WayOpen Daily:Mon-Fri: 12:00pm to duskSat-Sun: 9:00am to duskVehicle Access: � rough Shoreline Community College west campus entrance.Richmond Beach Saltwater Park O� -Leash Dog Area2021 NW 190th Seasonal AccessClosed during pedestrian bridge construction.

Dog Obedience

Res. Reg. starts 1/2, LFP Res. 1/5, Non-Res. starts 1/618 • Shoreline Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services

Keep SafeJoin this non-physical self-defense class and learn assertiveness techniques to help you increase your sense of personal power and safety from sexual assault, harassment and bullying. We will address very serious issues in a playful, interactive workshop that profoundly increases personal safety. � is workshop is designed for girls and women, ages 11+ and perfect for mothers and daughters to take together. Instructor is a licensed mental health counselor for over 25 years and former middle school counselor.Age: 11 Years and upPart I - Self-Defense#67773 Sa 3/14 10:00am-12:30pmPart II - Anti-Bullying #67796 Sa 3/21 10:00am-12:00pmInstructor: Shelley WhiteLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $48; w/Resident Disc: $40

Adult Sewing LessonsHave you wanted to try sewing but didn’t know where to start? Or take a class from a quilt shop but need to brush up on skills � rst? In this class, we will learn the basic sewing skills to get you started. Skills taught will include machine threading and bobbin winding, stitch functions, feet, following a pattern, button holes and zippers, rotary cutter rulers and cutting mat. Supply list mailed, please call for list if registering online.Part I - Hot pad, pencil bag and/or pajama bottoms#67779 � 1/22-2/12 6:30-8:30pmPart II* - Fleece hat, A-line skirt and/or tote bag#68009 � 2/19-3/12 6:30-8:30pm*Some sewing experience needed for Part II.Instructor: Beckie StrattonLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $120; w/Resident Disc: $100

Warming Winter SoupsFilling and nutritious, a piping hot bowl of soup is the ultimate comfort food during the winter months. In this class, we’ll sample soups from around the world and you’ll learn how easy it is to make your own soup stock. Recipes include Creamy Hungarian Mushroom soup, French Onion soup, West African Peanut soup and Mexican Tortilla soup. Recipes provided. $8 supply fee to instructor.#67995 Tu 2/3 6:30-8:30pmInstructor: Karen Lamphere, nutritionistLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $30; w/Resident Disc: $25

Watercolor PaintingExplore the world of watercolor painting. Learn basic techniques of watercolor and gain con� dence with your work as the class progresses. Open to beginning and continuing students. Supply list will be sent, call for one if registering online.#68000 W 2/4-3/11 6:30-9:00pmInstructor: Kimberly CaldwellLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $105; w/Resident Disc: $90

Belly DanceHave some fun this season learning how to belly dance! � is sassy dance form is popular with all ages and body types. Get in shape, tone, stretch and increase � exibility to great music while learning Egyptian-American cabaret style dance. Hip circles, shimmies, shoulder rolls and grapevine moves will be combined into a fun and active choreography. Wear comfortable clothing.Beginning Students#67868 M 1/26-3/16 6:45-7:45pmAdvanced Students #67870 W 1/28-3/18 7:30-8:30pmInstructor: Janice WingLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Gymnastics RoomFee: $62; w/Resident Disc: $52

Learning to Dance -One Step at a TimeDo you feel like you have two left feet when it comes to dancing? Have a desire to learn the very basics and the similarities of all dance forms? In this very popular and fun beginning class, you’ll learn the basics of many dances, partnering skills and footwork for various types of music. Yes, you can learn to dance!Foxtrot, Western 2-step, Single Time Swing & Salsa#67864 W 1/21-2/18 7:30-8:30pmTriple Time Swing, Blues, Waltz, Salsa & Cha Cha Cha#67865 W 2/25-3/25 7:30-8:30pmInstructor: MaryLee Lykes, owner of Lykes to DanceLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Dance RoomFee: $60; w/Resident Disc: $50

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Volunteer Walk Leaders

Wanted for 2015! Want to help lead a community

walk around Shoreline? Contact Marianne Johnson for info:

[email protected]

Shoreline Walks is a free community walking program helping adults stay active, meet new people (or connect with old friends) and feel safer and

more confident exploring our city by foot.

New Walks Starting in April.shorelinewa.gov/shorelinewalks

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Volunteer Walk Leaders

Wanted for 2015!

with old friends) and feel safer and with old friends) and feel safer and with old friends) and feel safer and with old friends) and feel safer and with old friends) and feel safer and with old friends) and feel safer and

Special Interest

Intro to Winter RecreationWhy spend winter indoors when you could be in the mountains snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, or picnicking by a creek on a sparkling blanket of snow. � is free clinic will talk about clothing and equipment for winter sports, places to go, and how to get there. Led by professional outdoor guide Lance Young and sponsored by the One World Outing Club. #68022 � 1/15 7:00-8:30pm Instructor: Lance YoungLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: FREE, register to guarantee a seat.

FREE WINTER RECREATION CLINICS (all ages welcome)Seating limited, please register to guarantee a spot.

Winter Safety in the MountainsHave you heard the stories, or do you know someone who survived an unintended night out in the mountains? It could have been just luck, but more than likely it was knowledge and preparation. � is free clinic will talk about basic survival skills and how to stay warm, dry and safe in any conditions. Led by professional outdoor guide Lance Young and sponsored by the One World Outing Club. #68023 Tu 2/17 7:00-8:30pm Instructor: Lance YoungLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: FREE, register to guarantee a seat.

Spring Hiking: Lowland TrailsWant to know where to hike in the springtime? Whether you only have a couple hours or are looking for a place to go for the weekend, there are dozens of great forested valleys and wetlands to visit. We will cover the range from an afternoon stroll, to a weekend training workout. Free clinic led by professional outdoor guide Lance Young and sponsored by the One World Outing Club. #68024 � 3/19 7:00-8:30pm Instructor: Lance YoungLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: FREE, register to guarantee a seat.Fee: FREE, register to guarantee a seat.

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Adult Trips & Hikes

Res. Reg. starts 1/2, LFP Res. 1/5, Non-Res. starts 1/620 • Shoreline Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2650 • 21

Which Trip/Hike isRight For Me?

RATING SCALE

♥ Easy – Flat trail, suitable for most. Accessible for wheelchairs.♥♥ Moderately Easy – Some uneven ground with small elevation gains and hills.♥♥♥ Moderate – Some hills, more rugged terrain with elevation gains up to 1000 ft. Must be steady on feet and have decent level of � tness.♥♥♥♥ Di� cult – Steeper hills, higher elevation gains with some switchbacks and more rugged terrain. Very aerobic.

Trip Tips• Read the trip preparation hand-

outs to know what to bring and wear.

• Please arrive 15 minutes early.• Return times may vary from

time listed.

Skagit River Eagle Boat Tour ♥ ♥Be amazed by majestic Bald Eagles soaring over head or perched only yards away as you � oat calmly and comfortably down the Skagit River. Up to 300 eagles congregate in the Skagit Preserve and it only happens in the winter. North Cascades River Expeditions will guide us down the river and then treat us to a hearty lunch and mocha after the tour. Transportation, trip leader, lunch and mocha included. Trip preparation handout given at registration. Dress in warm layers, with water resistant boots and clothing.Age: 18 Years and up#67942 Sa 1/24 7:45am-4:30pm Instructor: Summer DahozyLocation: Spartan Recreation CenterFee: $92; w/Resident Disc: $80

Barclay Lake Winter Hike ♥♥♥Head out to Skykomish in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains for a gentle hike through old growth forests making your way to beautiful Barclay Lake. � is hike is excellent for photographs with several mountain peaks in clear site. Hike is 4.4 miles roundtrip on well groomed trails with 225ft elevation gain. We’ll stop for brunch in Gold Bar to � ll up before the hike so bring money for food. Transportation and trip leader provided. Trip preparation handout given at registration. Dress in layers, with waterproof shoes and jacket. Age: 18 Years and up#67943 Sa 1/31 9am-5:30pmInstructor: Summer DahozyLocation: Spartan Recreation CenterFee: $34; w/Resident Disc: $30

Living Computer Museum & Bill Gates Foundation ♥Paul Allen’s Living Computer Museum in South Seattle is an interactive collection of fully operational computers dating from the 1960s to present day. We’ll play with the machines exploring decades of innovation and technology. � en we’ll drive to Seattle Center for lunch and walk across the street for a tour of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Transportation, trip leader and museum admission provided. Bring money for lunch.Age: 18 Years and up#67949 Sa 3/14 9:30am–4:00pmInstructor: Summer DahozyLocation: Spartan Recreation CenterFee: $25; w/Resident Disc: $22

Bainbridge Island Wine & Cider Tour ♥Enjoy a scenic tour across Bainbridge Island � lled with wine and cider. We’ll start with a visit to some areas for sightseeing, shopping and lunch and then head to some tasting rooms to sample the local wines and ciders. Includes transportation and trip leader. Bring money for tasting fees and lunch.Age: 18 Years and up#67944 Sa 2/7 9am–6:30pm Instructor: Summer DahozyLocation: Spartan Recreation CenterFee: $50; w/Resident Disc: $44

Spencer Island Bird Hike & WWII Aircraft Tour ♥♥Spencer Island in Everett sits in the heart of the Snohomish River estuary and is ranked among the best places to see birds in western Washington. We’ll walk the trails along the island seeking out wildlife and then head to the Everett waterfront for lunch. After, we’ll visit the Flying Heritage Museum at Paine Field for a tour of their large collection of WWII aircrafts. Bring money for lunch. Hike is about 2.5 miles on relatively � at land. Transportation, trip leader and museum admission provided. Trip preparation handout given at registration.Age: 18 Years and up#67946 Sa 2/28 9am–4:30pm

Instructor: Summer DahozyLocation: Spartan Recreation CenterFee: $34; w/Resident Disc: $30

Spartan Recreation CenterFee: $34; w/Resident Disc: $30

Beautiful Barclay Lake

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Shoreline PoolShoreline Pool19030 1st Avenue NEShoreline, WA 98155Phone: (206) 801-2650www.shorelinewa.gov/pool

Regular Hours: Monday - Friday 5:30am - 8:45pm Saturday 8:45am - 3:00pm Sunday 11:30am - 3:00pm

Pool Closures:December 24 & 25 Christmas Holiday December 31 New Year’s Eve January 1 New Year’s Day January 19 MLK Jr. Day Feb 23 - Mar 7 *Facility Closure

* The City and the Shoreline School District have partnered to bring you a refurbished pool bulkhead during our annual 2 week maintenance closure. The old, fatigued bulkhead has served the community for 43 years. Come check it out in March.

School’s Out Recreation SwimsTime: 1:15-2:45pmDecember 22-23; 26, 29-30 January 2 & 26 February 16-20 Midwinter Break

Pool Party RentalsOur party days are Saturday & Sunday 3:00–7:00 p.m. Use of all the pool’s “fun stuff ” and lifeguards are included in rental cost. Upstairs balcony area is also available during your rental time.1 to 60 people: ............ $130* hour

w/Resident Disc: ..........$115* hour

61 to 150 people: ........ $175* hour

w/Resident Disc: .........$150* hour (*State sales tax not included)

Drop-in Program Fees Resident Non-Resident

Adult

Drop in $4.00 $5.00Real deal (Friday 7:45 - 8:45pm) $1.50 $2.5010 punch Discount pass $32.00 $40.001 month Discount pass $50.00 $60.00

3 month Discount pass $137.00 $165.006 month Discount pass $240.00 $288.00Annual Discount pass $420.00 $504.00

Youth (5 - 17 years old)Senior (over 60 years old)Disabled

Drop in $3.00 $3.50Real deal (Friday 7:45 - 8:45pm) $1.00 $1.5010 punch Discount pass $24.00 $29.001 month Discount pass $35.00 $42.003 month Discount pass $96.00 $115.006 month Discount pass $165.00 $198.00Annual Discount pass $289.00 $346.00Family (parents and their children)Drop in $10.00 $12.0010 punch Discount pass $80.00 $96.001 month Discount pass $125.00 $150.003 month Discount pass $310.00 $372.006 month Discount pass $465.00 $558.00Annual Discount pass $810.00 $972.00

Toddlers (under 4 years old) Free Free

Shower only $1.00 $1.00

Aerobics Classes

Adult drop in $5.50 $6.50Adult 10 punch Discount pass $44.00 $52.00Senior drop in $4.00 $4.75Senior 10 Discount punch $32.00 $38.00Arthritis drop in $3.75 $4.50Arthritis 10 Discount punch $37.50 $45.00Swim Lessons (per 1/2 hour lesson) $6.00 $7.25

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2650 • 21Winter 2015 Recreation Guide

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Shoreline Pool

To register call the pool at

(206) 801-2650 #4

Lifeguard Training CourseLearn to respond to water emergencies and perform lifesaving CPR and First Aid. Must be 15 years old by the end of the course. Graduates receive an American Red Cross certi� cation in Lifeguarding, � rst aid and CPR. Course material can be purchased at the Pool for $45.Age: All Ages#67872 M-F 2/16-2/20 8:30am-4:30pmLocation: Shoreline Pool, Training RoomFee: $180; w/Resident Disc: $150

Preschool/Youth Classes

All swim lessons are ½ hour long

WinterTues & � ur 10:00 - 11:30am

1:15 - 2:45pm

Winter

Mon & Wed 6:00 - 7:30pm

Tues & � ur 6:00 - 7:30pm

Saturday 10:00am - 12:35pm

Adult ClassesIntro/Beginner

Mon & Wed 8:45 - 9:15pm

Tues & � ur 11:00 - 11:30am7:45-8:15pm

Intermediate & Advanced

Mon & Wed 7:45 - 8:15pm

Monday/WednesdayJanuary 12 - February 11(9 lessons lasting 5 weeks)(No lesson Mon Jan 19 ) w/Resident Disc: $54Non-Resident: $65.25

Tuesday/ThursdayMarch 10 - April 16(12 lessons lasting 6 weeks)w/Resident Disc: $72Non-Resident: $87

SaturdayMarch 14 - April 18(6 lessons lasting 6 weeks) w/Resident Disc: $36Non-Resident: $43.50

Session 1: All registration begins Monday January 5

Session 2: All registration begins Monday February 9

Tuesday/ThursdayJanuary 13 - February 12(10 lessons lasting 5 weeks) w/Resident Disc: $60Non-Resident: $72.50

SaturdayJanuary 17 - February 14(5 lessons lasting 5 weeks) w/Resident Disc: $30Non-Resident: $36.25

Monday/WednesdayMarch 9 - April 15(12 lessons lasting 6 weeks)w/Resident Disc: $72Non-Resident: $65

SWIM LESSONSWhether snorkeling, boating, water skiing, or simply attending a back yard pool party, learning to swim is an essential lifelong skill. Shoreline Pool o� ers swimming lessons for all ages. It is never too late to learn!Experience smaller class sizes and higher quality instruction. Our lessons are tailored to highlight those skills which are most bene� cial to ensure e� cient learning.• Parent/Tot = 6 mon.-3 years old• Preschool lesson = 3-5 years old• Youth Lessons = 6+ years old• Adult lessons = 18+ years old

How to Register:Complete a free “pre-lesson” placement test to determine class level if you have not been enrolled in a program for the last six months. Tests are done during FAMILY OR PUBLIC SWIMS. • Determine class days and desired time• Register on scheduled registration dates

(listed below)• Payment must be made at time of registration• Classes not su� ciently � lled may be

combined, moved or canceled.• Not all classes are available at all times.

Practice CardOnly at the Shoreline Pool do your children get 6 free swims during the swim session. � e more practice each participant gets, the more they become comfortable and con� dent with the skills required for their level. To receive or to reload your practice pass, just ask when you register for swim lessons.

More information on swimming lessons levels and times, is available at the pool or online at: www.shorelinewa.gov/pool.

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2650 • 23Res. Reg. starts 1/2, LFP Res. 1/5, Non-Res. starts 1/622 • Shoreline Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services

Special Event - April Pool’s DaySaturday April 11 1:15-3:15pmJoin us for our annual Safety Day. Free Recreation Swim along with water safety activities and demonstrations. � ere will be prizes and contests. Come and learn about boating safety. � ere will be CPR demos, diving board and rope swing contests, hands on snorkeling, simple rescues and water activities.

Safety Swim - 1:15-2:15pmPublic Recreation Swim - 2:15-3:15pm

7:45 - 8:15pm

Special Event - April Pool’s Day

Join us for our annual Safety Day. Free Recreation Swim along with water safety

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Hours Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

5:30 - 6:30 am Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim

5:30 - 6:30 am Family Swim Family Swim Family Swim Family Swim Family Swim

6:30 - 7:30 am Master Swim Team

Master Swim Team

Master Swim Team

Master Swim Team

Master Swim Team

6:30 - 7:30 am Shallow End Aerobics

Shallow End Aerobics

Shallow End Aerobics

7:30 - 10:00 am Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim

7:45 - 8:45 am Shallow End Aerobics

Shallow End Aerobics

Shallow End Aerobics

Shallow End Aerobics

Shallow End Aerobics

9:00 - 10:00 am Arthritis � erapy Gentle Aerobics Arthritis � erapy Gentle Aerobics Arthritis � erapy(8:45 - 9:45)Shallow End Aerobics

10:00 - 11:00 am

Lap Swim(3 lanes) &Deep Water Aerobics

Lap Swim(3 lanes) &Deep Water Aerobics

Lap Swim(3 lanes) &Deep Water Aerobics

Lap Swim(3 lanes) &Deep Water Aerobics

Lap Swim(3 lanes) &Deep Water Aerobics

Deep Water Aerobics

10:00 - 11:30 pm Family Swim Swim Lessons Family Swim Swim Lessons Family Swim Swim Lessons

11:30 am - 1:00 pm Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim & Lessons Lap Swim

1:00 - 3:00 pm Scheduled Programs Swim Lessons Scheduled

Programs Swim Lessons Scheduled Programs

(1:15 - 3:00)Public Rec Swim

(1:15 - 3:00)Public Rec Swim

3:00 - 6:00 pm High School Swim Team

High School Swim Team

High School Swim Team

High School Swim Team

High School Swim Team

(3:00 - 7:00)Rentals Available

(3:00 - 7:00)Rentals Available

6:00 - 7:45 pm Cascade ST Cascade ST Cascade ST Cascade ST Cascade ST

6:00 - 7:45 pm Swim Lessons Swim Lessons Swim Lessons Swim Lessons Swim Lessons

7:35 - 8:35 pm Deep Water Aerobics

Deep Water Aerobics

7:45 - 8:45 pm

Public Rec Swim&Lap Swim (2 lanes)

Shallow End Aerobics&Lap Swim (3 lanes)

Public Rec Swim&Lap Swim (2 lanes)

Shallow End Aerobics&Lap Swim (3 lanes)

Real Deal Public Rec Swim

* Family Swims are an adult/child program, an adult must be in the water with a maximum of three children per adult. Family Swim is in the shallow end only. Children under 7 years of age must be accompanied by an adult in the water at all times.

Shoreline Pool

Public Recreation SwimEnjoy the pool, the diving board, mats, noodles, inner tubes and the slide with friends and family. Open to all ages.

Arthritis Foundation Aquatics ProgramOur popular program is designed for people who are limited by impaired joint motion and/or strength. Program goals include improving or maintaining joint � exibility, maintaining muscle strength or reducing muscle weakness, improving balance and coordination.

REAL DEAL SwimSame fun as a Public Recreation Swim at a fraction of the cost! Our way of saying “� ank you” for swimming at the Shoreline Pool every Friday night.

Gentle Water Exercise� is program is to help those who need to slowly get back into exercise due to illness, surgery or medical treatment. � is exercise is in the shallow end of the pool and no swimming ability is needed.

Sensational Water Aerobics!Shallow water aerobics and deep water exercise are low to no impact. Great for the joints. Absolutely no swimming skills required, but comfort in the water is recommended. � e water environment works your cardiovascular system as hard as other high impact classes.

Lap SwimEveryone needs a good cardiovascular workout whether it’s fast, medium or slow. Swim for fun, swim for health. Get every muscle moving.

*Family SwimsA great way to spend quality time with your family. Especially fun for families with little ones who are sure to sleep after active play in the water! Fun in the water promotes con� dence to swim. Adult must be present in water with children at all times.

Gentle Lap SwimIf you want to swim but don’t need to win the race or “churn” the water, this is the best relaxing lap swim for you. Recommended for seniors, but open to all adult lap swimmers.

Family Swims are an adult/child program, an adult must be in the water with a maximum of three children per adult.

Winter 2015 Recreation Guide Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2650 • 23

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Specialized RecreationRecreation is for EveryoneIf you are interested in any class but hesitate to register because of a developmental or physical limitation, please call the Spartan Recreation Center at (206) 801-2600 for help in getting started. Reasonable accommodations will need a minimum of three weeks notice in advance of the program start date. Participants needing individual assistance to participate in programs, including toileting, transferring, eating, dressing or behavior intervention, must bring an attendant/companion to programs.

Adult Community ChoicesAdult Community Choices is a great opportunity to express yourself through cooking, therapeutic recreation, music and art. � e daily schedule will also include � eld trips to exciting places. � is program emphasizes community exploration and building relationships. � e sta� will make everyone feel welcome. Please call (206) 801-2600 for more information. Sign-up for all 4 days and save big. Please bring a sack lunch. Transportation information: Access drop-o� 10:00 a.m. Access pick-up from 1:30-2:00pm. No program on 1/19 and 2/16.Age: 18 Years and up

Session 1

#67807 M-� 1/12-2/12 Fee: $230; w/Resident Disc: $190#67803 M 1/12-2/9Fee: $58; w/Resident Disc: $48#67804 Tu 1/13-2/10 #67805 W 1/14-2/11 #67806 � 1/15-2/12Fee: $70; w/Resident Disc: $60

Session 2

#67812 M-� 2/17-3/19Fee: $230; w/Resident Disc: $190

#67808 M 2/23-3/16 Fee: $58; w/Resident Disc: $48#67809 Tu 2/17-3/17 #67810 W 2/18-3/18 #67811 � 2/19-3/19 Fee: $70; w/Resident Disc: $60Instructor: Carmen MurrellLocation: Richmond Highlands Recreation Center

Scholarships Available

Call (206) 801-2600for information!

VolunteersWanted

Please contact the Spartan Recreation Center if you are

interested/available to assist with our programs. As a volunteer,

you will have the opportunity to share your compassion for other

people while receiving a great deal of friendship in return.

Give it a try!

Call (206) 801-2600for details!

Res. Reg. starts 1/2, LFP Res. 1/5, Non-Res. starts 1/624 • Shoreline Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services

Color Me SpartanCome hang out at Spartan Recreation Center as we bring a pottery studio to us! You will be able to paint one basic pottery craft and with Valentine’s Day right around the corner, you may want to make this as a gift. We will be providing lunch after we paint. After we eat, we may throw on a movie or play a game, we will just see where the afternoon takes us! Please note that the pottery crafts will NOT be ready to go home the same day, you will need to make arrangements to pick up your piece when it is ready.Age: 18 Years and up#67976 Sa 1/31 10:30am-2:30pmInstructor: Carmen MurrellLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $39 w/Resident Disc: $35

It’s March and we’ve gone MAD!!It’s that time of the year when basketball fans everywhere unite. Come to our � rst ever March Madness Kick-O� party!! We will be serving a variety of snacks and refreshments throughout the event, so bring your appetite for some game day grub. To get us moving a bit we will be having a couple of contests to test your basketball skills, so be prepared to win a prize!!Age: 18 Years and up#67707 Sa 3/21 11:00am-4:00pmInstructor: Carmen MurrellLocation: Richmond Highlands Recreation Center Fee: $31; w/Resident Disc: $27

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Specialized Recreation

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20312 15th Ave NW Shoreline WA 98177

[email protected] 206-546-1281Call or email to book your spring outing now!

Private tours and educational �eld trips.

The Kruckeberg Botanic Garden and onsite MsK Rare and Native Plant Nursery are open year round, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Hours are: 10am-3pm: November-February 10am-5pm: March-October.

Visit our website www.kruckeberg.org for details and registration

April 3-5Easter Egg Hunt

March 27-29Easter Egg Hunt

March 14 Build a Leprechaun Trap

March 13-15Leprechaun Hunt

March 13-15Spring Kicko� Plant Sale

February 7Winter Twig Identi�cation with Walt Bubelis

January 22Annual Member Meeting with guest lecture by Garden Photographer David Perry

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Cupid’s BashWe are celebrating Valentine’s Day a little early this year! Bring a date or come by solo, let’s have a good time and dance the night away! Registration is helpful, but you are welcome to pay at the door as well. Drop-o� and pick-up at the Spartan Recreation Center.Age: 15 Years and up#67700 F 2/6 6:30-8:30pmInstructor: Carmen MurrellLocation: Spartan Recreation CenterFee: $6

Dinner and a MovieEnjoy a fun evening as we cook a healthy meal together and watch a latest movie release. Drop-o� and pick-up at the Spartan Recreation Center.Age: 14 Years and upBaked Potato Bar#67697 F 1/16 5:00-9:00pmSub Sandwich Night#67698 F 3/6 5:00-9:00pmInstructor: Carmen MurrellLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Cascade RoomFee: $27; w/Resident Disc: $22

Red Robin & MatineeDon’t miss out on a fun day with friends. Depending on movie times we will either eat lunch before the movie or after. Remember to bring extra money if you want a snack at the movie. Drop-o� and pick-up at the Spartan Recreation Center.Age: 18 Years and up#67706 Sa 2/21 11:00am-4:00pmInstructor: Carmen MurrellLocation: Spartan Recreation Center, Parking LotFee: $48; w/Resident Disc: $43

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Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Senior Center(206) 365-1536 • Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm 18560 1st AVE NE #1, e-mail: [email protected]

Power of One Program Has a Website Classes Fill Quickly!www.powerofonevolunteers.wordpress.comWhen you volunteer in a school through the Power of One Program, you get to help make a di� erence in the lives of young people. Power of One volunteers help in nearly all Shoreline Public Schools. Your time and talents can mean a world of di� erence to students needing extra academic support: Contact Karen Kessinger at (206) 365-1169 or [email protected].

Check out our Activities Guide posted on our website: shorelinelfpseniorcenter.org for more information.

The Senior Center is a Wi Fi secure site!

Karaoke/Bingo is Hot this Winter!Friday Jan 9, Feb 13, March 13

Make plans to attend this fun fundraiser for the Senior Center!Register early on-line or walk ins welcome on a space available basis. � e Senior Center doors open at 6:00pm, for ages 21 and up. Games begin at 7:00pm. Food, beer, wine and soft beverages sold. � ink about celebrating a birthday, date night or other celebration with us!

[email protected]@seniorservices.org The Senior Center is a Wi Fi secure site!

Matter of BalanceJanuary 21-March 11, 2015 • 12:30-2:30pm

An 8 week class where seniors can learn to manage their concern about falls, get practical tips that can reduce fear and increase activity levels. Learn how to maintain balance and keep safe from fall dangers. Class � lls quickly, so early registration is recommended. Funding is provided by the Shoreline Fire Department.

Community Programs

BARGAIN CORNER:Where thrift shopping is more fun!Shop hours: 9:30am-3:30pm, Mon- Fri

You are bound to find something amazing at an even more amazing price! There are always monthly specials. You can also find us at BargainCorner on www.etsy.com where there are collectibles, vintage and high-end items.

Senior Center o� ers: Hot lunches served daily, over 65 classes running throughout each week and special services and support groups for seniors and their families. Some services provided under the guidance of Scott � eisen, MSW, a Marriage/Family � erapist.

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 2726 •

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Shoreline Historical Museum18501 Linden Ave. North • (206) 542-7111 Website: shorelinehistoricalmuseum.org Email: [email protected] Tue-Sat: 10am-4pm, Archives open Wed 10am-1pm or by appt. & wheelchair accessible.

Visit the Shoreline Historical Museum exhibits: “Linking the Community � rough Time, Transportation and Culture” and “Once Upon a Time in Playland.” “Where In the world?” and “What in the World?” Touch-screen exhibits of the community’s historic photos.

Presentation at Richmond Beach Library 1/17, 1pm - “� e Hand of � or: 125 Years of Norwegian Heritage in Richmond Beach.” See Page 10 for more information.

Join us for Hands-On Days!Fourth Saturday of each month. Free hands-on activities, drop-in 11am-3pm. 1/24 - Olde Tyme Valentines 2/28 - Plaiting - take home what you make. 3/28 - Rag Dolls - make your very own!

Dale Turner Family YMCA19290 Aurora Avenue N • (206) 363-0446daleturnerymca.org

Shoreline Community College16101 Greenwood Ave N • (206) 546-4606 shoreline.edu � e Shoreline Community College Small Business Accelerator and the City of Shoreline’s Economic Development O� ce are ready to help the new and emerging businesses of Shoreline with business planning and beyond.

We have workshops, classes, one-on-one counseling and opportunities for community involvement. For more information email [email protected] or call Mark McVeety at (206) 533-6647.

Shoreline Library345 NE 175th Street • (206) 362-7550kcls.org/shorelineHours: Mon-� u 10am-9pm,Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 12-8pmKCLS Library programs are always FREE!Islam 101: Perceptions, Misconceptions & Context for the 21st Century, Adults, 1/15, 7pmWinter King, Summer Queen: A Celebration w/ Live Paint! Ages 3-up, 1/31, 11amFree Tax Help with AARP Volunteers: Sat, 2/7– 4/11, 12-4pm & � urs, 2/5– 4/9, 4:30-8pm.Opera Preview: Semele with Norm Hollingshead, 2/11, 7pm � e Tasty Tale of Brave Sir Bump: A Puppet Show, Ages 3-up, 2/19, 1:30pmMeditation: A Tool to Balance Your Life (Body, Mind, & Spirit), Adults, 3/18, 7pm

English Language Story Times Run 1/5-2/10 & 3/2-4/7 Family Story Time: all ages, Mon, 7pmYoung Toddler Story Time: 12-24 month, Tue, 10:05amPreschool Story Time: 3-6 yrs, Tue, 11am

Spanish Story Times:Stories & Songs w/Marco Cortes! 3-6 yrs, Tue, 6:30pm, call for dates

Ongoing Programs: Please visit our website or call for dates, times and/or additions & info: Chinese & Korean Story Times: Ages 2-6 Free ESL Classes: � urs, 6:30pm; call to registerTutoring for Adults: Sun & Wed, 5-7pm Game On! – Play Wii, PS2, and Xbox! 1st and 3rd Wed of each month, 4-6pmeReader & Digital Downloads Demos: Call for dates and timesStudy Zone – Homework help for grades K-12, Sun-� urs, 5-7pm

Richmond Beach Library19601 21st Avenue NW • (206) 546-3522Hours: Mon-� u 10am-9pmFri: 10am.-6pm Sat: 10am-5pmkcls.org/richmondbeach

Meditation for Optimum Well-being:� ur, 1/29, 7pm. Presented by Ajili Hodari, Esq. It is recognized how meditation can help the body, mind and spirit. Incorporating meditation into one’s life has many positive e� ects. Ajili Hodari, Esq has been meditating regularly for over 30 years and o� ering these inspiring programs. Learn a simple meditation technique that can help you in all aspects of your life.Free tax help from AARP volunteers! Fridays, 2/6-4/10. Schedule your appointment by calling the Shoreline Senior Center at (206) 365-1536. Walk-ins will be accommodated as time permits.

Please visit our website or call the library for the dates and times of our ongoing and additional programs:Family Story Time: Wed, 7pmToddler Story Time: � u, 10:15am Pre-school Story Time: � u, 11amStudy Zone: Mon, 5pm when school is in session. Homework help for K-12.Teen Talk Time: � u, 4:30-6pmAdult Talk Time: Tue, 4-6pmEvening Book Discussion: First Mon, 7pm

eReader and Digital Download Demonstration: Learn how to download KCLS eBooks to your eReader or computer during this Digital Downloads demonstration. Drop in to look at popular eReaders, OverDrive and Adobe Digital Editions software and ask questions.

Shoreline Children’s Center1900 N 170th • (206) 361-4256Ages 2-1/2 to 12 years - 6:30am-6:30pm

Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts CouncilCommunity Wing of Shoreline Center18560 1st Ave NE, Shoreline WA 98155(206) 417-4645 - shorelinearts.netHours: Tue-� u 12-5pm

NW Tap Connection - An African American Odyssey: Sat, Feb 21, 11am, $8 Brown Paper Tickets. Shorewood � eater, Family Performance

Sin Fronteras: Sat, Feb 28, 7pm, Shorecrest Performing Arts Center, $10 tickets available on Brown Paper Tickets. See pg 26 for more info.

Alice in Wonderland: Sat, March 14, 11amShorewood � eater, $8 tickets available on Brown Paper Tickets. Family Performance

Edible Book Festival: Sat, March 28, 11am-2pm, � ird Place Commons, Free

Telling Stories: A Family Celebration of Cesar Chavez: Sat, April 4, 7pmShorecrest Performing Arts Center$10 tickets available on Brown Paper Tickets

Shoreline City Hall Gallery - FreeRotating art exhibits featuring regional artists. 2nd & 3rd � oors of City Hall, 17500 Midvale Ave N. Hours: 9am-5pm, M-F.

Meet the artists at the next Gallery Open House: � u, January 29 from 5:30-7pm.

Shoreline Fire Dept.17525 Aurora Avenue N • (206) 533-6500shoreline� re.comFollow us on Twitter@ShorelineFire.

CHANGES Parent Support GroupCHANGES Parent Support Network fosters healthy families by equipping parents with the tools to change their behavior. For more information call: 1 (888) 468-2620.

Community Programs

Winter 2015 Recreation Guide Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 27

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Facility Rentals

Picnic Shelter, Terrace & Amphitheater RentalsReservations can be made up to 6 months in advance.Fees:Full day: $100; w/Resident Disc: $80Half-day: $70; w/Resident Disc: $55• Rental with Alcohol Service: $95/hr; w/Resident Disc: $85/hr (4-hour minimum and only at select venues)

• Amphitheater Ampli� cation Fee: Rentals with ampli� cation require a 4-hour minimum reservation and an additional $18.50 per hour supervision fee.

For more information please call (206) 801-2600 or visit www.shorelinewa.gov/rentals. To reserve a shelter or outdoor venue, call (206) 801-2600.

Picnic Shelter and Outdoor Venues - Picnic shelter, terrace & amphitheater reservations are available year-round and may be made up to six months in advance. Reservations are taken on a � rst come, � rst served basis. Call (206) 801-2600 for more information or reservations or visit www.shorelinewa.gov/rentals.

Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 29Res. Reg. starts 1/2, LFP Res. 1/5, Non-Res. starts 1/628 • Shoreline Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services

Richmond Beach Saltwater Park 2021 N.W. 190th Street

RBSP � e Terrace at Richmond Beach – � is area has a beautiful view of Puget Sound, several picnic tables, benches, grass areas and a large trellis that makes � e Terrace an ideal spot for small weddings and gatherings.gatherings.

RBSP Lower Shelter – Right on the beach across the train track footbridge and includes a pit for camp� res. footbridge and includes a pit for camp� res.

Paramount School Park Shelter15300 8th Avenue N.E.� e Paramount School Park shelter is adjacent to the children’s play area, paved walking trail, ball � elds and the Connie King Skate Park.

Hamlin Park Shelter16006 15th Avenue N.E.� is newer shelter is perfect for parties, large gatherings and is located close to restrooms, childrens play area and numerous tree-lined walking trails.

RBSP Upper Shelter – A large, plaza-like shelter with a panoramic view of Puget Sound and children’s play equipment nearby. � e Upper Richmond Beach Shelter has restrooms and water access.

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Shoreline Pool19030 1st Ave. NE(206) 801-2650To book a fun � lled pool party on the weekend contact the Pool sta� at (206) 801-2650 #4. See page 21 for pricing.

Athletic Field SchedulingCall the Spartan Recreation Center at(206) 801-2636Hourly Field Use Fees:Field Lights: $22 per hour(determined by dusk schedule)

Grass/All-Weather Fields:Non-Pro� t Youth OrganizationsLeague/Practice: $7/hr; w/Resident Disc: $4.50/hr Tournament: $12/hr; w/Resident Disc: $9/hr

All Other Organizations andPrivate Groups Practice:$20/hr; w/Resident Disc: $16/hr League: $36/hr; w/Resident Disc: $30/hr Tournament: $43/hr; w/Resident Disc: $36/hr

Synthetic Field Turf Fields: Non-Pro� t Youth OrganizationsLeague/Practice/Tournament: $26/hr; w/Resident Disc: $18/hr All Other Organizations and Private GroupsLeague/Practice/Tournament:$76/hr; w/Resident Disc: $62/hr

Richmond Highlands Recreation Center Rentals16554 Fremont Avenue N.(206) 801-2600Special Features:Available Saturdays from 8am-6pmand Sundays 8am-10pm • Small gym with a stage• Game room w/billiard & ping pong tables• Meeting/Café room with kitchen• Adjacent ball � eld may be available for an

additional fee• Outdoor play equipment for children• Great for parties, reunions, receptions, etc.Hourly Fees (two-hour minimum):Entire Facility:$70/hr; w/Resident Disc: $58/hrDamage Deposit required(refundable): Supervision fee: Additional Supervision Fee may be required. 5 round tables and 54 chairs available for seating.

Spartan Recreation Center Rentals202 NE 185 St. (206) 801-2600(South end of Shoreline Center Complex)Special Features:• Competition size gym with two courts for

volleyball or basketball contests (w/divider curtain)

• 2 multi-purpose rooms (one has kitchen) with vinyl � oors, tables and chairs. � ey are ideal for parties.

• Dance room with � nished wood � oors, mirrored wall and natural lighting

• Swimming pool within walking distance• Locker rooms and shower facilities• Great for families, social gatherings, youth

group activities and athletic events

Multi-Purpose Room* - $29/hr; w/Res. Disc: $24/hr Multi-Purpose Room w/Kitchen* - $41/hr; w/Res. Disc: $34/hr Gym, One Court* - $41/hr; w/Res. Disc: $34/hrEntire Gym* - $76/hr; w/Res. Disc: $64/hrEntire Facility* - $145/hr; w/Res. Disc: $125/hrPlease call for additional Fees. *Rentals outside the normal operating hours of the Spartan Recreation Center may require an additional supervision fee of $18.50/hour.

League:$36/hr; w/Resident Disc: $30/hr Tournament:$43/hr; w/Resident Disc: $36/hr

Synthetic Field Turf Fields: Synthetic Field Turf Fields: Non-Pro� t Youth OrganizationsLeague/Practice/Tournament: $26/hr; w/Resident Disc: $18/hr All Other Organizations and Private GroupsLeague/Practice/Tournament:$76/hr; w/Resident Disc: $62/hr

Facility RentalsCromwell Amphitheater 18030 Meridian Ave. N. � is beautiful park boasts an amphitheater which is a wonderful spot for performances, weddings and gatherings!

For more information:call (206) 801-2600 or visit

www.shorelinewa.gov/rentals

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Park AmenitiesPlease note the following:

• Park hours are dawn until dusk.• Opening and/or consumption of alcoholic

beverages in Shoreline parks is prohibited.• Pets must be on leashes in all Shoreline parks

except where posted. Pets are not permitted on turf fields, tennis courts, playgrounds or in any building unless specifically permitted by posting.

• Trails are open to all non-motorized users with the exception of motorized wheelchairs, unless otherwise designated and posted.

1 Boeing Creek Open Space - 601 NW 175th St x x2 Boeing Creek Park - 17229 3rd Ave NW x x x3 Brugger’s Bog Park - 19533 25th Ave NE x x x4 Cromwell Park - 18030 Meridian Ave N. x x x x x x x x x5 Darnell Park - 1125 N 165th St x x Eastside Off-Leash Dog Area - 1902 NE 150th St. a7 Echo Lake Park - 1521 N. 200th St x x x x x8 Hamlin Park - 16006 15th Ave NE x x x x x x x x9 Hillwood Park - 19001 3rd Ave NW x x x x x x x Innis Arden Reserve Open Space - 17701 15th Ave. NW x x Interurban Trail - Adjacent to Aurora Ave between N. 145th & 205th St x x James Keough Park - 2350 N 167th St x x x Kayu Kayu Ac Park - 19911 Richmond Beach Drive NW x x x x x Kruckeberg Botanic Garden - 20312 15th Ave NW x x x x x Meridian Park Open Space - 16765 Wallingford Ave N x x x North City Park - 19201 10th Ave NE x x Northcrest Park - 827 NE 170th St x x x Paramount Open Space - 946 NE 147th St x x Paramount School Park - 15300 8th Ave NE x x x x x x x Richmond Beach Community Park - 2201 NW 197th St x x a x x x Richmond Beach Saltwater Park - 2021 NW 190th St x x x x x x x RBSP Seasonal Off-Leash Dog Area - 2021 NW 190th St (Open 11/1-3/15) x x Richmond Highlands Park - 16554 Fremont Ave N x x x x x Ridgecrest Park - 108 NE 161st St x x a Ronald Bog Park - 2301 N 175th St x x x x x Shoreline Park - 19030 1st Ave NE x x x x x x x Shoreview Park - 700 NW Innis Arden Way x x x x x x x x Shoreview Off-Leash Dog Area - 320 NW Innis Arden Way a South Woods - 2210 NE 150th St x x Strandberg Preserve Open Space - 19101 17th Ave NW x x Sunset School Park - 17800 10th Ave NW x x a x x a x x Twin Ponds Park - 15401 1st Ave NE a x x x x x x x

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Refunds A: If City of Shoreline cancels a class, 100% credit on account or full refund. B: If participant requests a refund prior to the � rst day of class, a full refund will be awarded. C: Refund requests made after the start of a class are subject to program supervisor approval and may be granted on a prorated basis. D: Refunds will not be processed after the � nal class.

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In consideration of being allowed to participate in the recreation programs and community events offered by the Shoreline Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department, I assume all risk of injury, damage and harm to myself which may arise from my participation or my child’s participation in the activities or use of City facilities. I further agree to release and hold harmless the City of Shoreline, its offi cials, employees, and agents and agree to waive any right of recovery that I may personally have in the future to bring a claim or lawsuit for damages against them for any personal injury, death, or harmful consequence occurring to me arising out of my participation or the child’s or children’s participation in the activity, unless the claim is the result of the City’s sole negligence.

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To pay with check: Checks payable to: City of Shoreline

MAIL TO: Spartan Recreation Center 202 NE 185th St., Shoreline, WA 98155

Registration begins January 6SHORELINE RESIDENTS:

Registration begins January 2NON-RESIDENTS:

• Pre-Registration is required for all classes. • All fees are due at time of registration.

• Payment is accepted by cash, credit card, check, money order or credit on a recreation account.

• Photographs and videotapes may be taken by sta� for future publications.

ONLINE: shorelinewa.gov/registration

CITY OF SHORELINE - PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURAL SERVICES: (206) 801-2600

BY PHONE:

By VISA/MasterCard ONLY! Call: (206) 801-2600 For all programs and facility rentals (except pool) Spartan Recreation Center Mon-� u 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Fri 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Sat 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Shoreline Pool: (206) 801-2650 #4 Mon-Fri 7:00 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Sat 9:00 a.m.-2:45 p.m. Sun 11:30 a.m.-2:45 p.m.

Spartan Recreation Center –202 NE 185th St., Shoreline For all programs or facility rentals (except pool)

Shoreline Pool –19030 1st Ave. NE, Shoreline

Please note: No in-person registration at City Hall

IN PERSON: MAIL IN: (No mail in for Pool programs)

Send form and payment by check to: (no credit card payments)

Spartan Recreation Center –202 NE 185th St.Shoreline, WA 98155

LAKE FOREST PARK RESIDENTS:*Register January 5 8am - January 6 8am *Limited time resident rate discount

New to Shoreline’s recreation programs? Use the New Account Set Up form available online to obtain a Family PIN and Client ID. You will usually receive access within 2 business days. Returning customers can receive their existing Family Pin and individual barcode by calling (206) 801-2600. Most programs are available to register online. Registration for athletic leagues is not available online at this time.

Register Now!

Wait-list:If the class you want to register for is full, consider adding your name to the wait-list.

Please note the following:• Park hours are dawn until dusk.• Opening and/or consumption of alcoholic

beverages in Shoreline parks is prohibited.• Pets must be on leashes in all Shoreline parks

except where posted. Pets are not permitted on turf fields, tennis courts, playgrounds or in any building unless specifically permitted by posting.

• Trails are open to all non-motorized users with the exception of motorized wheelchairs, unless otherwise designated and posted.

1 Boeing Creek Open Space - 601 NW 175th St x x2 Boeing Creek Park - 17229 3rd Ave NW x x x3 Brugger’s Bog Park - 19533 25th Ave NE x x x4 Cromwell Park - 18030 Meridian Ave N. x x x x x x x x x5 Darnell Park - 1125 N 165th St x x Eastside Off-Leash Dog Area - 1902 NE 150th St. a7 Echo Lake Park - 1521 N. 200th St x x x x x8 Hamlin Park - 16006 15th Ave NE x x x x x x x x9 Hillwood Park - 19001 3rd Ave NW x x x x x x x Innis Arden Reserve Open Space - 17701 15th Ave. NW x x Interurban Trail - Adjacent to Aurora Ave between N. 145th & 205th St x x James Keough Park - 2350 N 167th St x x x Kayu Kayu Ac Park - 19911 Richmond Beach Drive NW x x x x x Kruckeberg Botanic Garden - 20312 15th Ave NW x x x x x Meridian Park Open Space - 16765 Wallingford Ave N x x x North City Park - 19201 10th Ave NE x x Northcrest Park - 827 NE 170th St x x x Paramount Open Space - 946 NE 147th St x x Paramount School Park - 15300 8th Ave NE x x x x x x x Richmond Beach Community Park - 2201 NW 197th St x x a x x x Richmond Beach Saltwater Park - 2021 NW 190th St x x x x x x x RBSP Seasonal Off-Leash Dog Area - 2021 NW 190th St (Open 11/1-3/15) x x Richmond Highlands Park - 16554 Fremont Ave N x x x x x Ridgecrest Park - 108 NE 161st St x x a Ronald Bog Park - 2301 N 175th St x x x x x Shoreline Park - 19030 1st Ave NE x x x x x x x Shoreview Park - 700 NW Innis Arden Way x x x x x x x x Shoreview Off-Leash Dog Area - 320 NW Innis Arden Way a South Woods - 2210 NE 150th St x x Strandberg Preserve Open Space - 19101 17th Ave NW x x Sunset School Park - 17800 10th Ave NW x x a x x a x x Twin Ponds Park - 15401 1st Ave NE a x x x x x x x

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PRSRT STDU.S. Postage

PAIDSeattle, WA

Permit No. 6651

Time Dated MaterialPostmaster:Please deliver December 22-24

Shoreline City Hall17500 Midvale Avenue N.Shoreline, WA 98133-4905

ECRWSSPostal Customer

SAVE THIS BROCHURE!It contains all the information for

classes and events January thru March. Our next guide, the spring/summer issue,

will be mailed the end of March 2015.

To help us correct addresses or eliminate duplicates, please call (206) 801-2600.

The Recreation Guide is produced by theParks, Recreation & Cultural Services Dept.,

(206) 801-2630, [email protected], Design & Layout: Sheryle Harp, Mary Reidy

Photos: Danyelle Harp & Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services staff.

Printed onpost-consumer

recycled paper with soy-based ink.

Resident registration begins January 2nd

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Register online at www.shorelinewa.gov/registration or call (206) 801-2600 • 32

Fitness and wellness programs to help you stay true to your New Year’s resolution.

Drop-in rates make participation easy and risk-free. Check out a new

program like Barre, Running or Yoga for Athletes. Or combine a few different

workouts like Zumba and Yoga.

Spartan Rec Center & Shoreline Pool

See pages 14-23 for programs.