ColleyvilleParks and Recreation

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Warm up with Recreation!

Special Events

Daddy Daughter Night in the Old WestWe cordially invite all young ladies and their fathers or favorite male guardians (uncle, grandfather, etc.) to attend a boot-scootin’ night of fun, sure to creatememories for a lifetime. A live DJ provides themusic; each young lady receives a special gift and refreshments will be available. Tickets are onsale now and may be purchased at the Parks andRecreation office, 2512 Glade Rd., or online at ColleyvillePARD.com until February 7. Hurry and getyour ticket today!

Ages: 4–12Day: Fri., Feb. 8

Time: 7:00–9:00pmLocation: Colleyville Center

Price: $35/per daddy daughter duo$10 additional daughter

Candy-Free Hoppin’ Good Egg HuntHop on over to The Village at Colleyville for our annual candy-free egg hunt. Join the fun as we host the event with our guest of honor, the Bunny,with activities for the entire family to enjoy. Egghunts and activities are free; pictures with theBunny will be available for a small fee.

Ages: Infant to 12 (divided by age)Day: Sat., March 23

Time: 10:00am–NoonLocation: The Village at Colleyville

(Main St. at Colleyville Blvd.)Price: FREE

• Apply for an account

• Register for classes

• Check program availability

• Get on a wait list

• Review your family’s schedule

• View account history

• Credit card payments

Easy online registration available at ColleyvillePARD.com

The Parks and Recreation office has moved to the Colleyville Senior Center • 2512 Glade Road

We welcome all patrons—old and new—to visit us in the NEW office!

Texas Junior AnglersEnjoy a great day of FREE fishing! Prizes willbe awarded. Poles and bait will be provided orbring your own. No pre-registration required.

Ages: 16 and underDay: Sat., April 27

Time: 9:00am–NoonLocation: Colleyville Nature Center

Price: FREE

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General Information

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ON THE INSIDEWe create community throughpeople, parks, and programs

Special Events 2

Youth Enrichment 4

Athletics 5

Adult Enrichment 8

Tennis 10

Active Adult Enrichment 11

Parks and Facilities 12

Parks and Facilities Map 13

Park Spotlight 14

Registration Form 15

Parks and Recreation Department2512 Glade Road

Colleyville, Texas 76034817.503.1180 • 817.503.1194 (fax)

ColleyvillePARD.comfor department and program information

Hours of OperationMon.–Fri. • 8:00am–5:00pm

Holiday ClosingsJanuary 1 and March 29

Please check your class information for specific closure dates.

StaffMary Rodne

Library, Parks and Recreation DirectorTim Hightshoe

Park Maintenance SuperintendentTroy Crawford

Park Maintenance SupervisorLisa Escobedo

Recreation and City Events ManagerAmy Matthews

Recreation SpecialistCody Ashton

Recreation SpecialistKathy Moore

Administrative Secretary

MayorDavid Kelly

City CouncilStan Hall, Tom Hart, Michael Muhm, Jody Short, Mike Taylor, Carol Wollin

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

Debby Abitz, Charles Bethards, SuzanneHughes, Kenneth Llewellyn, Brett Oliver,

Thomas Parker, Tevon Taylor, Kathryn Wheat

Look for the mittens to locate newclasses this season!

Picnic Pavilion RentalsRentals include picnic tables for exclusive usethrough the rental process. Pavilions that areavailable for rent: City Park, Colleyville NatureCenter, Kimzey Park, McPherson Park, andSparger Park. Colleyville Nature Center is theonly pavilion with a grill.

Reservations may be made through the Parksand Recreation office, Monday through Friday,8am-5pm. For more information or to checkavailability, please visit ColleyvillePARD.comor call 817.503.1180.

Pavilion Prices:Colleyville residents $20 per hourNon-residents $30 per hour

McPherson-Red Pavilion:Seats up to 100 peopleColleyville residents $40 per hourNon-residents $60 per hour

Wedding Rentals:Rent any park for $100

Jo-Ann's Little DancersThese classes develop a child’s poise andcoordination, while teaching fundamentalsof ballet and tap. Classes promote groupinteraction skills and support your child’sself-esteem and positive self-image. Students develop rhythm and music appreciation skills. Little dancers canshowcase their new skills at the formalprogram held in May. Additional fees mayapply. No class March 11. Instructor: Jo-Ann Ingram

Mon. Senior Center–Texas Room $65Ages 3–5 1:30-2:15pm Jan. 7-Feb. 11Ages 3–5 4:30-5:15pm Jan. 7-Feb. 11Ages 6–12 5:15-6pm Jan. 7-Feb. 11Ages 3–5 1:30-2:15pm Feb. 18-April 1Ages 3–5 4:30-5:15pm Feb. 18-April 1Ages 6-12 5:15-6pm Feb. 18-April 1Ages 3–5 1:30-2:15pm April 8-May 13Ages 3–5 4:30-5:15pm April 8-May 13Ages 6–12 5:15-6pm April 8-May 13

Tot Tumbling and SportsThis class will prepare your small totphysically and emotionally to perform in organized sports. Skills like throwing,catching, kicking, batting, and gymnasticswill be practiced during classes. Your totwill work through team stations andperform tasks that gradually build confidence in a fun and kid friendly environment. No class March 11.Instructor: Jo-Ann Ingram

Ages 3–6 Senior Center-Texas RoomMon. Jan. 7-Feb. 112:15–3pm Feb. 18-April 1$65 April 8-May 13

Martial Art Family ClassOur family martial arts class is a greatintroduction to our program. Basic self-defense with the added benefit of getting fit together make this class a blast! Our motto, the family that kicks together, sticks together! Kickingand punching is our way to family fun.Price is per individual with a free t-shirtfor each person enrolled. Instructor:Loretta Hamon

Ages 5 and up Advanced Martial Art Family Center

Sat. Feb. 9–2310-10:45am $47 (per person)

Babysitter Course with CPR

You will learn the information and skillsnecessary to administer safe and responsible care for children, in the absence of parents or adult guardians.Bring a sack lunch, snack, and drink. Instructor: Grant Williams

Ages 11–15 Senior CenterSat. March 28am–5pm April 27$94

Youth Enrichment

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Athletics

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Girls on the Run Girls on the Run (GOTR) uses interactiveactivities, such as running and creativegames, to teach you about importantissues. You’ll learn to deal with peerpressure, body image, making healthydecisions, teamwork, and giving backto the community. Girls train togetherto walk or run a 5K at the end of theseason on April 27. Fee includes 24unique lessons by GOTR-trained staff,Girls on the Run t-shirt and entrance to the Girls on the Run 5K.

Ages Grades 3rd-5th McPherson ParkFri./Sun. Feb. 15-April 274:30-6pm $99

Volleyball Mini Camp This all-skills volleyball camp brings themost qualified volleyball coaches in theregion to Colleyville. Designed to teachthe proper fundamentals of volleyball,the camp lets you acquire a solid skillsbase to build from as you continue togrow in the sport. The campers are divided into groups based on skill level.You’ll receive a special gift too. Be sureto bring your water bottle and kneepads! Instructor: 900VB

Ages 9–13 Heritage Middle SchoolSat.-Sun. March 23-241:30–4pm $84

Colleyville Girls Youth VolleyballOur league is designed to introduceyoung ladies from nine to 13 years tothe game of volleyball. Created to provide a safe, fun environment tolearn the basic premises of the gamethrough practices, teaching fundamentalvolleyball skills, sports ethics, andleague competition. Players will get anhour and a half of practice each weekwith balls provided both at practice and games. Players will also receive ateam t-shirt. Register as a team or anindividual. Coaches can sign up an entire team with a minimum of eightplayers and maximum of 10 players at a discounted rate. Clinic for volunteercoaches will be available (March 24).Placement on a particular team is notguaranteed. The season will end with asingle-elimination tournament. Gamesare on Saturday starting April 6 throughMay 25. Registration ends March 18.

Division I: Ages 9–11Division II: Ages 11–13

Practice Begins: Mon., March 25Heritage Middle School Practice Times: 6–7:30pm or 7:30–9pm$80 per individual $750 per team of 10

Spring Break Camps

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Art Rocks! by AbrakadoodleThe stage is set for rock artists everywhere! Art Rocks combines fun music and energetic art for a wildly creative adventure. Campers will make musical instruments,learn about rhythm, and create some music of their own! They’ll design a poster promoting a concert, as well as a unique label for a CD. These rock artists will createtheir own rock art, design mystifying paintings to music, and try their hand at melodicaction painting. Come into the spotlight for a rocking good time! A $60 supply free is due on the first day of class. (Checks should be made payable to Abrakadoodle.)Instructor: Abrakadoodle

Ages 3–6 McPherson Park-Rock HouseMon.–Fri. March 11–159am–Noon $49

Spring Break Camps

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Dodgeball camp includes many differentversions of the classic game. The emphasis is on fun, teamwork, and exercise! Full of ducks, dips, and dives,dodgeball is just the cure for thespring break blues. Put down the video games and do something active!All equipment included! Instructor:Bowmen Sports

Ages 6–12 Colleyville Elementary SchoolMon.–Thu. March 11–14Noon–4pm $63

Basketball TECH is designed for playersof all skills and abilities. Program timewill focus on basketball fundamentals,including shooting and rebounding. Thisis a skill-based program that utilizesdrills and games to reinforce the skillsbeing taught. Part of each class willbe used for game scrimmages. Instructor: Bowmen Sports

Ages 6–12 Colleyville Elementary SchoolMon.–Thu. March 11–148am–Noon $63

Spring Break Basketball/Dodgeball CampRegister for both classes for an ALL DAY camp for the week or pick one for a littlespring break-ball fun! If registering for both classes, bring a sack lunch, snack, and drink. No refrigeration available. Registration ends March 7 for spring break camps.

Challenger Sports Spring Break Soccer Camps

Challenger British Soccer Camp Each day includes individual foot skills,technical drills, tactical practices, small-sided games, coached scrimmages, anda daily World Cup tournament.

Ages 7–16 Half-day camp $110Ages 7–16 Full-day camp $150Pleasant Run Soccer ComplexMon.-Fri. March 11–15

For more information or to register for these camps, please visit Challengersports.com

Challenger Mini Kicker CampParents will see their young soccer stars with huge smiles on their faces as we use a combination of fun gamesand storytelling to teach the skills. This program is a great introduction to the sport of soccer!

Ages 3–4 First Kicks $64Ages 5–6 Mini Kickers $81Pleasant Run Soccer ComplexMon.-Fri. March 11-15

Adult Enrichment

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Beginning YogaEnjoy a supportive class environmentas you are introduced to the basics ofyoga. The physical and mental benefitsinclude increased flexibility, strength,stamina, awareness, concentration, balance, and grace. Most of all yoga isfun and will leave you feeling relaxed,refreshed, and peaceful! Instructor:Susan Rainey

Senior Center-Texas RoomMon. Jan. 7–Feb. 186:15–7:30pm March 4–April 15$68

Intermediate YogaThis class offers a flowing practice thatappeals to experienced yoga studentscomfortable with yoga postures and sun salutations. This vinyasa flow integrates breath and movement, inner and outer alignment, andstrength and flexibility, and will leaveyou feeling relaxed, refreshed, andpeaceful! Instructor: Susan Rainey

Senior Center-Texas RoomWed. Jan. 9–Feb. 206–7:15pm March 6–April 17$68

Yoga for Active AdultsEach month class begins by learningbasic alignment of selected poses,breath work, and meditation. As theclass progresses, new poses are added,creating a flow using these poses andsynchronizing them with proper breathing.Each class utilizes warm-up poses toallow deeper stretching and cool downposes to release the muscles and allowfor complete relaxation. We start a newflow of poses each month. Yoga buildsstrength, flexibility, and relaxation, andheals the body and mind. No experiencenecessary. The class is designed to provide options for all levels. Instructor:Lynne Clem

Senior Center-Texas RoomTue. & Thu. Jan. 8–311–2pm Feb. 5–28$60 March 5–28Drop-in $10/class April 2–25

Gentle Stretch YogaThis gentle class, practiced to soothingmusic, combines Level 1 poses, breathwork, and meditation. It is geared toward students who wish to move at a slower pace, as well as those that desire a more gentle practice betweentheir more vigorous activities. Props are used for gentle relaxation anddeepening the restorative benefits of the poses. Instructor: Lynne Clem

Senior Center-Texas RoomSat. Jan. 5–269:45–10:45am Feb. 2–23$30 March 2–30Drop-in $12/class April 6–27

Adult Enrichment

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Ballroom Dance for BeginnersSix different ballroom dances will enableyou to dance at that upcoming weddingor office party, while providing hours of enjoyment, as well as good exercise andsocial interaction. Learn to dance andenjoy life to the fullest. Instructors:Ernie and Diane Meyer

Senior Center-Texas RoomWed. Jan. 9–Feb. 138–9pm $57

Manual Control for SLR CamerasLearn how and when to change ISO,f/stop, and shutter speed. Learn all thereis to know about depth of field in ahands-on way, including bokeh effect andpainting with light. Bring camera and instruction book. Instructor: Beth Wasson

McPherson Park-Rock HouseTue. Feb. 5–266:30–8:30pm $37

Introduction to Photo EditingLearn all about layers, how to select,healing tools, resizing and cropping.Must have laptop with photo editing program. Instructor: Beth Wasson

McPherson Park-Rock HouseTue. April 9–306:30–8:30pm $37

ZumbaZumba combines fitness and motivatingmusic with combinations of world dance,creating a dynamic, excitingly effective, and fun fitness program. The routines feature a combination of fast and slowrhythms that help to tone and sculpt thebody. It's a mixture of movements witheasy to follow dance steps. No classes onMarch 11 and 14. Instructor: Candy Miller

Senior Center-Texas RoomMon./Thu. Jan. 7-Feb. 215:45–6:45pm Feb. 25-April 18Price: $52

Dog ConformationIf you’re preparing your dog to “show,”this class is a must! For details, call817.589.0763. Instructors: Betsy Watkinsand Rudy Ayala

Grapevine High School–student parking lotWed. Jan. 2–April 248–9pm $5 per week, per dog

Tennis

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Tiny Tots (Quick Start)Class provides basic introduction to tennis while improving coordination.Ages 4–6 Mon.4:45–5:30 pm $43 per session

Junior Beginner (Elementary)Class covers the technique of all strokes in a fun, easy-to-learn manner.Ages 7–10 Mon.5:30–7:00pm $79 per session

Junior Beginner (Middle School)Class is for all beginning junior players. Players will be divided according to a combination of age and ability.Ages 11–14 Mon.5:30–7pm $79 per session

Saturday Junior Beginner ClinicsClass is for all beginning junior players. Players will be divided according to a combination of age and ability.Ages 7–14 Sat.10–11:30am $79 per session

Advanced Beginner/IntermediateDesigned for players who have had prior instruction in the beginner class. (ZAT, Mid-Cities, team tennis players, or those wanting to start these events)Ages 15 & under Tue.5–6:30pm $79 per session

TNT Tournament ToughDesigned for players with considerable playingexperience. Techniques, tactics, and fitness willbe stressed.Ages 18 & under Tue.5–6:30pm $79 per session

Colleyville Squirrels Junior Team TennisHome of the 2012 state sectional qualifiers.This class is designed for players wanting toget involved in NETT Junior Team Tennis. Feesinclude practices once a week for eight weeks,league fee, and team t-shirt. Fee does not include USTA membership. Team tennismatches are on Sundays. Dates are subject to change depending on team tennis schedule.For more information call Austin Wynne,USPTA. 214.668.1619.Ages 7–18 March 6–April 205–6:30pm $190

Colleyville Mid-Cities Tennis TournamentThis is an entry-level, non-sanctioned tournament with an eight-game proset andconsolation draw for non-qualifying players.Champ and super champ level players are not eligible.Divisions: Boys and Girls, singles only

(8's, 10's, 12's, 14's, 16's, 18's) Site: City Park and GCISD courts

Date: Sat., TBAFee: $21

Colleyville Tennis–Winter/Spring 2013City Park–5205 Bransford Road–City Park Tennis Court Hours: 6:00am–10:00pm

Court Reservation: $3 per player for 1.5 hours of play• Classes must have a minimum of three participants for the class to be held.• For class cancellations due to inclement weather, call 214.668.1619.• Any class cancelled due to inclement weather will be made up, rescheduled, or pro-rated

on the next session. (No refunds for weather-related cancellations)• Students should bring water, a racket, and sunscreen.

Classes will follow the listed sessions below unless otherwise stated (No class Mar. 10-16):

Private Lessons

To schedule private lessons or team drills,contact the head professional – Austin Wynne,USPTA, at 214.668.1619 or Director of Tennis – Kelly Langdon, USPTA, at 817.233.5793or email ColleyvilleTennis@verizon.net

Private Lessons–Director of Tennis$52 per hour or $185 per series (4) hours$27 per half hour

Private Lessons–Tennis Professional$50 per hour or $180 per series (4) hours$27 per half hour

Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Mon. Jan. 7 – 28 Feb. 11 – March 4 March 18 – April 8 April 22 – May 13 Tue. Jan. 8 – 29 Feb. 12 – March 5 March 19 – April 9 April 23 – May 14Wed. Jan. 9 – 30 Feb. 13 – March 6 March 20 – April 10 April 24 – May 15 Sat. Jan. 12 – Feb. 2 Feb. 16 – March 9 March 23 – April 13 April 27 – May 18

Adult Classes

Adult Beginner ClassClass is designed for players with little or no experience. All basic stroke techniqueswill be taught.

Mon. 7–8:30pmWed. 9–10:30am$79 per session (choose Mon. or Wed.)

Adult Advanced Beginner/IntermediateDesigned for players who have had prior instruction in the beginner class. Techniquewill be stressed, and tactics will be introduced.

Mon. 7–8:30pm$79 per session

Drop-in Drill ScheduleCall 214.668.1619 to reserve men’s drills;817.798.0970 to reserve women’s drills.Must have a minimum of three players confirmed for the class to be held.

Men’s Drill (4.0 & below)

Wed. 6:30–8pm$15 per drill

Women’s Drill (3.0 & above)

Tue. 12:30–2pmThu. 7–8:30pm$15 per drill

Women’s Drill (2.0–2.5)Thu. 12:30–2pm$15 per drill

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All activities and classes are open to individuals 50 and betterColleyville Senior Center Hours of Operations 2512 Glade Road Mon. ClosedColleyville, Texas 76034 Tue. 8am–2pm817.503.1195 5pm–9pm

Wed. 8am–2pmThu. 8am–2pmFri. 8am–2pm

Senior Center Annual Membership FeeResident memberships: No annual fee • Non-resident memberships: $10/year.Memberships include some free classes and programs, access to fitness room, andspecial activities. A membership is not required if participating in classes, programs,and activities that require a monthly fee or a one-time fee (examples: fitness, technology, special interests classes, trips, and some special events).

Weekly Activities – Strengthen Your Mind with Fun

Tuesdays5pm Euchre5pm “42”5pm Supper and Social

Wednesdays9:30am Social Bridge

Fridays9am “84”9:30am Social Bridge9:30am “42”10am American Mah Jongg10am Chinese Mah Jongg

Monthly Activities – Stimulate Your Senses

1st Tuesday String-Along with UsNoon

1st Wednesday Genealogy Group10am

3rd Wednesday Breakfast-In-A-Bag9:30am

1st and 3rd Friday Metroport Meals on WheelsEnjoy lunch and bingo. Cost for the meal is $4 resident, $5 non-resident, or you maybring a salad or a dessert.10am

2nd Friday Lunch and Learn11:30am

Fourth Annual Senior PromHowdy y'all! It’s time to round up your cowboy boots, grab yourhat and get ready for some boot-scootin’ fun at the SeniorProm! This year’s western theme is sure to be filled with fun, food, and dancing. The Senior Prom is presented by the Colleyville Heritage High School Leadership Class in conjunction with the Center and will be held at CompassChristian Church in Colleyville. This is a free event.

Friday, Feb. 15, 6:00–9:00 pm

Trips Around Town and BeyondArtisan TheaterJoin us as we travel to the Artisan Theater in Hurst for anevening filled with theatrical entertainment. The productions varyfrom musicals to comedies, and family dramas. All performances require areservation.

March 25 The Hiding PlaceApril 29 42nd StreetMon. 6:45pmTickets $19

Special Events

Parks and Facilities

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Park Hours:6am–10pm(except Colleyville Nature Center)

1. Parks and Recreation OfficeColleyville Senior Center2512 Glade Road• 817.503.1180• Class and facility registration(s)

2. Bransford Park 408 Shelton Drive (2 Acres)• Bransford Historical Marker• Historic Caboose• Historic Webb House• Open-Play Space

3. City Park and Kidsville5205 Bransford Road (40 Acres)• Amphitheater• Two Basketball Courts• Concession/Restrooms • Covered Pavilion• Horseshoe Pits• Multi–Use Trail (1 mile)• Picnic Tables• Treehouse Playground• Pond• Two Sand Volleyball Courts• Six Tennis Courts (lighted)• Youth Baseball/Softball Fields (lighted)

4. Colleyville Nature Center100 Mill Wood Drive (46 Acres)• Amphitheater• Covered Pavilion• Fishing Pier• Grill• Multi–Use Trail (3-1/2 miles)• Playground• Nine Ponds• Open 30 minutes before sunrise to

30 minutes after sunset

5. Colleyville Senior Center2512 Glade Road• 817.503.1195• Multi–Use Trail (1/2 mile)• WWII Memorial• Practice Backstop

6. Cotton Belt Trail• Multi–Use Trail (2-8/10 miles in Colleyville)

7. Kimzey ParkMelanie Drive at Atlanta Drive (20 Acres)• Basketball Court• Covered Pavilion• Fishing Pier• Multi–Use Trail (1/4 mile)• Open-Play Space• Playground• Pond• Practice Backstop• Sand Volleyball Court

8. L.D. Lockett Park315 L.D. Lockett Road (4.5 Acres)• Horseshoe Pit• Open-Play Space• Picnic Tables

9. McPherson Park and Rock House 240 West McDonwell School Road(27 Acres)• Basketball Court• Covered Pavilion• Group Pavilion (seats 100 people)• Historic Dairy Barn• Historic Log Barn• Multi–Use Trail (1-1/4 miles)• Open-Play Space• Picnic Tables• Pond• Practice Backstop• Restrooms• Sand Volleyball Court• Wind Sculptures• Splashpad

(Open Memorial Day-Labor Day)

10. Pleasant Run Soccer Complex and Park6501 Pleasant Run Road (33 Acres)• Concession/Restrooms• Multi–Use Trail (1 mile)• Picnic Tables• Soccer Game Fields• Soccer Practice Fields

11. Reagan Park709 L.D. Lockett Road (5 Acres)• Batting Cages• Practice Baseball Field• Practice Softball Field

12. Sparger Park4301 Bedford Road (8 Acres)• Covered Pavilion• Multi–Use Trail (1/3 mile)• Open-Play Space• Picnic Tables• Playground• POW Memorial• Restrooms

13. Woodbriar Park301 West Greenbriar Drive (2 Acres)• Covered Pavilion• Multi–Use Trail (1/10 mile)• Playground

To view park locations

please see page 13

Parks and Facilities Map

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SchoolsA. Bransford Elementary SchoolB. Colleyville Heritage High SchoolC. Colleyville Elementary SchoolD. Colleyville Middle SchoolE. Glenhope Elementary SchoolF. Heritage Elementary SchoolG. Heritage Middle SchoolH. O.C. Taylor Elementary SchoolI. Liberty Elementary School

Help Us Maintain Your ParksAlthough crews inspect park sites on aregular basis, litter or vandalism mayoccur, or additional maintenance may benecessary between visits. The next timeyou visit one of the parks and noticeanything that needs attention, please report it to the Parks and Recreation Department at 817.503.1180.

The McPherson Park group pavilion providesa beautiful backdrop for family reunions,company picnics, and birthdays. Seats up to100 people. Reserve your special date today!

Colleyville Parks and Facilities Map

Park Spotlight

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Inclement Weather ProceduresFor the safety of our patrons, Colleyvillerecreation classes and programs will be cancelled or delayed according to theGrapevine-Colleyville Independent SchoolDistrict's (GCISD) announcements. Watch for announcements on local media channelsabout GCISD closings or delays, and on thecity website at Colleyville.com.

Photo UseColleyville Parks and Recreation reserves the right to photograph and/or videotape participants in its programs and/or at its facilities. The photos and/or videos are strictly for the city of Colleyville’s use andmay be used in publications, flyers, brochures,videos, advertisements, and the city website, Colleyville.com.

Support Your Parks:Colleyville Parks and Recreation offers a variety of opportunities for groups andindividuals wishing to share their talents andtime volunteering in their park and recreationsystem. We rely on their energy and passionfor the parks and activities they love. Pleaseview more information about the followingprograms at ColleyvillePARD.com to supportyour local parks.• VIP (Volunteer in Parks)• Living Tree Donation• Adopt-A-SpotA

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tions Colleyville Baseball Association

ColleyvilleBaseball.comInformation line–817.416.BALL (2255)

Colleyville Girl’s Softball AssociationColleyvilleSoftball.comInformation line–817.595.6599

Colleyville Lacrosse AssociationColleyvilleLacrosse.com

Colleyville Soccer AssociationColleyvilleSoccer.netInformation line–817.251.8586

Grapevine-Colleyville Youth Football & Cheerleading AssociationGCYFA.orgGCYFA@sbcglobal.net

City Park and Kidsville5205 Bransford Road

Colleyville’s park system got its start in 1958, with the purchase of 10 acres on BransfordRoad. The land was needed because the children had lost their playing field, and parentswere in a panic that they would lose their Little League. Baseball fields were built andfences were erected in this first phase of present-day City Park, by a parents group,using their own equipment and at their personal expense. The Kidsville playground wasrenovated in the winter of 2011. The grand opening was held that March and the newtree house playground has been enjoyed by thousands of children since.

City Park includes an amphitheater, two basketball courts, covered pavilion, horseshoepits, 1 mile multi-use trail, pond, six tennis courts, tree house playground, and youthbaseball and softball fields. The pavilion is available for rent.

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Registration Form

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Each class must reach a minimum number of participantstwo days prior to the start date of the class. This is acourtesy to our instructors and other participants enrolled.

Refund and Transfer Policy

Full refunds will be granted when requested five days priorto the start date of the class. Refunds requested less thanfive days will be granted a refund less a $5 administrativefee. If courses are cancelled by the Parks and Recreation Department due to low enrollment or other circumstances, the participant may: request to transfer to another class,have registration fee applied to account, use at a later dateor receive a full refund by check (mailed 7 to 10 businessdays) to your home address. No cash refunds.

NOTICE: All registrants must sign waiver. I herebyrelease, absolve, indemnify and hold harmless theCity of Colleyville, the Parks and Recreation Department,its employees, activity officials, supervisors, any or all in the event of any accident, injury or death sustained by the above named participant(s) whilebeing transported to or from an activity, or while participating in any activity, from any liability of anykind whatsoever. All activities involve some physicalnature and I understand and assume the risk. In theevent of a serious accident or injury, I understandcity officials may contact 911, provide and performfirst aid, and when necessary, recommend transportto a hospital and reach the parent/guardian as soonas the situation allows. I, the parent or legal guardianof the above named participant(s), do hereby givemy approval for participation in any and all the program activities. I give permission for any photographs taken during these activities to be utilized for promotional uses by the City now and in the future.

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WARM UP WITH RECREATION!DADDY DAUGHTER NIGHT IN THE OLD WESTWe cordially invite all young ladies and theirfathers or favorite male guardians (uncle, grandfather, etc.) to attend a boot-scootin’night of fun sure to create memories for a lifetime. A live DJ provides the music; eachyoung lady receives a special gift andrefreshments will be available. Tickets are on sale now and may be purchased at theParks and Recreation office, 2512 Glade Rd.,or online at ColleyvillePARD.com untilFebruary 7. Hurry and get your ticket today!

Ages: 4–12Day: Fri., Feb. 8

Time: 7:00–9:00pmLocation: Colleyville Center

Price: $35/per daddy daughter duo$10 additional daughter

Hop on over to The Village at Colleyvillefor our annual candy-free egg hunt. Jointhe fun as we host the event with ourguest of honor, the Bunny, and activitiesfor the entire family to enjoy. Egg huntsand activities are free; pictures with theBunny will be available for a small fee.

Ages: Infant to 12 (divided by age)Day: Sat., March 23

Time: 10:00am–NoonLocation: The Village at Colleyville

(Main St. at Colleyville Blvd.)Price: FREE

Enjoy a great day of FREE fishing!Prizes will be awarded. Poles and baitwill be provided or bring your own. Nopre-registration required.

Ages: 16 and underDay: Sat., April 27

Time: 9:00am–NoonLocation: Colleyville Nature Center

Price: FREE

CANDY-FREE HOPPIN’ GOOD EGG HUNT

TEXAS JUNIOR ANGLERS