fall 2013 program brochure

Autumn 2013

CONTACT US:

Lincoln Community Center2450 Lincoln St.Highland, IN 46322

219-838-0114highlandparks.orgfacebook.com/highlandparks

OFFICE HOURS:

Mon. - Fri.: 8am - 10pmSat. & Sun.: 8am - 7pm

FITNESS CENTER HOURS:

Mon. - Fri.: 5am - 10pmSat. & Sun.: 7am - 7pm

“Fall” into fun!

Subject Page

Youth Learning 3

Youth Art 3

KinderMusik 3

Youth Gymnastics 4

Youth Dance 4

Youth Sports 5-6

Self Defense 6-7

Adult Programs 7-8

Community Events 9-10

Special Recreation 11

Trips 11

Fitness Center 12

Fitness Programs 13-14

Wellness 15

Facility Info 16-18

HPRD General Info 19

Festival of Lights 20

Park and Recrea�on Staff:

Alex Brown, Superintendent

Bob Knight, Park Director

Dave Byers, Recrea�on Director

Ruth Hashu-Roorda, Rec Supervisor

Leslye Keil, Recrea�on Supervisor

Ma� Jillson, Recrea�on Supervisor

Park and Recrea�on Board:

Carlos Aburto, President

Jim Stange, Vice President

Vicki Crowel, Secretary

Larry Vassar, School Board Rep.

Chris Ray, Member

Mark Herak, Town Council Liaison

Rhe� Tauber, A� orney

Highland Town Council

Brian Novak, President, 4th Ward

Bernie Zemen, V.P., 1st Ward

Mark Herak, 2nd Ward

Dan Vassar, 3rd Ward

Konnie Kuiper, 5th Ward

Clerk Treasurer

Michael Griffin, IAMC, MMC, CPFA

Highland Historical Society

The Highland Historical Society is

now located at the Lincoln Center and

open to the public. Hours: First & third

Thursdays of the month 7-9pm,

Saturdays 10am-12pm.

Park Board Mee�ngs

The Highland Park and Recrea�on

Board meets for a study session the first

Thursday of the month at 6:30pm at the

Lincoln Center. General mee�ngs are

held the third Thursday of the month at

7pm at Town Hall, 3333 Ridge Rd.

Highland, IN 46322.

Photos by: LaRoche Photography

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TABLE OFCONTENTS

TOWN REPS: SPORT REPS:

Youth So�ball:

Andy Raab 972-0254

highlandyouthso�ball.com

Youth Soccer

Mike Wagner 781-3205

highlandsoccer.org

Pop Warner Football

Mark Alvarado (708) 516-4948

highlandpopwarner.com

Highland Girls Basketball

Dale Fieldhouse 712-6044

[email protected]

Highland Hurricanes

Jim Stange 595-9357

highlandhurricanes.net

Li� le League

Pat Krull 924-5121

highlandll.com

Babe Ruth

Dan Vassar 924-1945

highlandbaberuth.com

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WIGGLES & GIGGLESSpecially designed for 1 ½ to 3-year-old children who have

not met many other children. You and your child will enjoy

age appropriate ac�vi�es, music, stories, and

cra�s, while mee�ng other parents and their

children. Children will also par�cipate in an

unstructured play�me. Each parent assists

with his/her child's ac�vi�es. Children meet

once a week for an hour. Instructor: Andrea

Gallicho. Min. 5/Max. 20

Day/Time: Mondays, 9:30-10:30am

Session: September 9-December 16

Fee: $83/$93

FRED'S ART CLASSES FOR KIDS

Learn: Drawing, colored pencil, pen & ink. Perform

cartooning, acrylic pain�ng & more. Each session, students

will build on what they have learned. New students will start

from the beginning, returning students will con�nue from

the previous session. A fun way to learn how to become an

ar�st and appreciate art!

Ages: 10-16

Day/Time: Fridays, 4:30-5:30pm

Fee: $35/$38

Sessions: September 27-November 1

Nov 15-Dec 27 (off 11/29)

Fred Holly has been teaching art classes for over 15 years.

He is a classically trained ar�st and his work is included in

many corporate and private collec�ons. His work has been

purchased and is now in the permanent collec�on of the

Indiana State Museum.

KINDERMUSIKRegistra�on deadline is Aug. 30

NO Class Oct 21-25 & Nov. 25-29

Min. 4/Max. 8 per class.

Instructor: Nancy Hehemann.

Village Feathers or Do-Si-Do(newborn – 2 yrs):

Introduces mul�ple levels of ac�vi�es appropriate for the

different stages of development in this age range.

relaxa�on and social �mes are built into the 45-min. lesson.

Wednesdays (Sept. 4 - Dec. 18)

Time: 9:30–10:15am

Tui�on Fee: $140/$145

Materials Fee: $70 payable to instructor

Materials: 2 CDs, 2 book, 2 instruments, a scarf & more.

Our Time Wiggles & Giggles(2–3 ½ yrs w/ parent):

all about movement (wiggles!) & fun, funny words &

sounds, & emo�on (giggles!). The songs are about humor,

laughter, silly sounds and words, and movement.


Time: 10:45–11:30 am

Tui�on Fee: $155/$160

Materials Fee: $65 payable to instructor

Materials: 2 CDs, 3 books, a tote bag, & more

Imagine That! See What I Saw(3 ½ - 6 years old):

Enjoy the many wonders of a trip to Grasshopper Park. The

music represents a variety of different cultures with songs

from Ghana, La�n America, Greece, and France.


Time: 1:00-1:45 pm

Tui�on Fee: $170/$175

Materials Fee: payable to instructor $70

Materials: 2 CDs, 2 books, a backpack, & more.

A one-�me class for newborn

to age 6.

Come have some musical fun!

Min. 4/Max. 10

Date/Time: Wednesday, Jan. 8, 9:30-10:15am..or...

Wednesday, Jan. 22, 10-10:45am

Fee: $8/$11 (includes a CD or 10

downloadable songs from Kindermusik)

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TUMBLEBEAR GYMNASTICSSign up 1 week prior to each new session so adequate staff is

on hand! (There is never any for missed classes).credit

Wear comfortable clothing, and gym shoes. ! ForNo Jeans

Info: 865-9698. You must sign up at the beginning of the

session to get the best rate, otherwise you must pay the

remaining weeks of a current session, if there is any space

available. Sign up at least a week in advance to secure a

spot! Classes fill quickly. All classes meet on Tuesdays.

Sessions: Sept. 3 - Oct. 8, Oct. 15 - Nov. 19,

Nov. 26 - Jan. 14 (off 12/24 & 12/31)

Fee: 6 weeks $42/$45 (full session)

5 weeks $36/$39

4 weeks $30/$33

3 weeks $24/$27

2 weeks $18/$21

1 week $12/$15

Parent-Tot: (walking to age 3). Min 6./Max. 14

10:40-11:15am or 11:15-11:50am

An interac�ve program for parent and child where you will

experience tumbling, balance beam, vault, bars, and a

variety of air equipment. Hand-eye coordina�on,

movement to music, and body awareness are also included

in these classes.

Preschool: (ages 3-5). Min. 6/Max. 18

10-10:35am or 4:30-5:05pm or 6-6:35pm

Each child is progressed at their own pace. Students will

experience tumbling, balance beam, vault, bars, and a

variety of air equipment.

School Age: (ages 5-12). Min. 6/Max. 24

3:45-4:30pm or 5:15-6pm or 6:45-7:30pm

Top quality gymnas�cs taught in a posi�ve and encouraging

environment. Each child is progressed at their own pace.

Our goals for our students go beyond pointed toes and

proper body alignment. We also promote self-confidence

and a life-long love of fitness.

YOUTH DANCEAges: 2-18

Fee: $35/$38 per session.

Register at least 2 weeks in advance.

Instructor: Ka�e Solina

Hair must be up & off face;

No loose fi� ng clothing.

The Dancers will put on their annual Showcase in the Spring.

Those interested must be enrolled Jan-May to be a part of

this Showcase. Costumes will need to be ordered in January

to arrive by May. Details will follow in the next brochure!

Saturday Classes: Sept. 14 - Oct. 5, Nov. 2 - Nov. 23

Tuesday Classes: Sept. 10 Oct. 1, Oct. 29, Nov. 19

Pre-Ballet (ages 2-4) Min. 4/Max. 10

Sat. 10-10:30am

The beginning point for all poten�al dancers; improve

coordina�on; work on motor skills and concentra�on.

Need pink ballet shoes. *Must be po� y trained!

Ballet Basics 1 Min. 4/Max. 10(ages 4-6)

Sat. 10:30-11:15am

Build on what is learned in pre-ballet and now begin to

incorporate basic steps. The founda�on of all dance forms;

proper placement and correct technique are stressed. Pink

ballet shoes required

Hip Hop/Jazz 1 Basics (ages 4-6) Min. 4/Max. 10

Sat. 11:15am-12pm

This crea�ve and s�mula�ng dance forms incorporates

current styles as well as tradi�onal techniques. Need tan

jazz shoes. This is a lead in for Jazz 2 Basics. Both boys &

girls enjoy this class.

Jazz 2 Basics (ages 7-18, under 7 see instr) Min. 4/Max 12

Tues. 5-5:45pm

This crea�ve and s�mula�ng dance form incorporates

current styles as well as tradi�onal techniques. Wear jazz

pants or capris or yoga pants, �ght fi� ng tank or leotard and

tan jazz shoes. Both boys & girls par�cipate in this class.

Ballet Basics 2 (ages 6-18) Min. 4/Max. 12

Tues. 4:15-5pm

The founda�on of all dance forms; proper placement and

correct technique are stressed. Barre work, across the

floor, and center adagio will be worked. Wear jazz pants or

capris or yoga pants, �ght fi� ng tank or leotard and pink

ballet shoes

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FALL BREAK DAY AT JAK’SJoin us for this discounted day of fun at JAK’s Warehouse.

Ages: All (children ages 10 and younger must be

accompanied by a parent or guardian)

Day: Friday, October 25

Time: 12:00pm- 4:00pm

Fee: $25 per person (includes 2 slices of pizza and pop,

4 hrs of unlimited a� rac�ons, & a $10 game card)

Original �ckets are required and can be obtained at the

Lincoln Community Center.

B.L.A.S.T. Babysi� er's Learning & Safety Training

This educa�onal and fun program will teach boys or girls

the responsibili�es and quali�es of being a good babysi� er

and what to expect of the people who hire you. Learn how

to make good, responsible decisions and how to supervise

children from infants up through school age; adjust your

ac�ons based on the age of the child(ren) in your care.

Learn how to keep children and yourself safe in the house

and outside. Learn how to choose safe and age-appropriate

toys and games; handle an emergency or illness; perform

basic first-aid; and perform basic care rou�nes like

diapering, feeding and dressing babies and more.

Ages: 12-15

Date/Time: Saturday, October 26, 9am - Noon

Register by: October 19

Loca�on: Lincoln Community Center

Fee: $25/$28

Maximum: 15/Minimum: 5

Instructor: Katelyn Roberts

BIDDY BOWLINGBiddy Bowling is a non-instruc�onal 5-week program for

boys and girls ages 4-11. Join us at Plaza Lanes to enjoy a

game of bumper bowling each week!

Ages: 4-11

Dates: Saturdays, Oct. 5 - Nov. 2

Time: 11:30am – 12:30pm

Loca�on: Plaza Lanes (8101 Kennedy Ave.)

Fee: $35/$38

Register by: one week before program begins

7TH & 8TH GRADE DANCESOnce a month we will be hos�ng a dance for Highland

Middle School 7th & 8th grade students. Each dance

features a D.J.

Days: Fridays

Dates: Sept. 20, Oct. 18, Nov. 22, Dec. 13

Time: 7-9pm

Loca�on: Lincoln Center Banquet Hall

Fee: $5 at the door

Notes: Par�cipants must show a school ID with photo or a

parent must show their photo ID with Highland residency

to get into the dance. No par�cipants will be admi� ed

a�er 7:30pm. Parents should plan on picking their

children up at 9pm sharp. The Highland Middle School

dress code will be enforced.

YOUTH BASKETBALLThe goal of this league is for boys and girls to learn the

fundamentals of basketball while having FUN. Each team

will be coached by a parent/volunteer and will play a

10-game season. Volunteer coaches are always needed. If

you would like to be a volunteer coach, there is a sec�on you

can fill out on the program's registra�on form. Teams will

be determined by a player dra� with the coaches. All

players receive a T-shirt. League consists of 3 divisions:

Grades K & 1, 2 & 3, 4 & 5.

Level: Grades K through 5

Prac�ce Begins: Week of November 18

Prac�ce Days/Times: Determined by coaches

Games: Saturdays 9am- 4pm, Dec. 7 – Feb. 22

(No games December 21 & December 28)

Loca�on: Lincoln Center Fieldhouse

Notes: Highland youth or children a� ending

Highland schools may par�cipate

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EVP VOLLEYKIDZ.COM®The lesson plan introduces the pass, set and spike using a

very light volleyball. Volleykidz will improve each child's

hand/eye coordina�on and le�/right coordina�on through

the use of fun drills and games. Lesson plan also

incorporates short educa�onal drills including spelling,

math & science. Min. 8/Max. 24

Level: Grades K through 2

Day: Mondays for 6 weeks

Time: 3:30pm – 4:15pm

Session 1: September 9 – October 21

Session 2: November 4 – December 9


Fee: $59/$64

EVP YOUTH VOLLEYBALL®

SKILLS & DRILLSImprove your volleyball skills with 60 minutes of drills in

se� ng, passing, overhand serving, and spiking. The lesson

plan directs the use of self-mastery training and groups that

help each student reach a new level. Instructors organize

short games at the end of each class. Lesson plan also

incorporates short educa�onal drills including spelling,

math & science. Min. 8/Max. 24

Level: Grades 3 through 5


Time: 4:15pm – 5:15pm

Session 1: September 9 – October 21

Session 2: November 4 – December 9


Fee: $74/$79

EVP JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL®

SKILLS & DRILLSImprove your volleyball skills with 60 minutes of drills in

se� ng, passing, overhand serving, and spiking. You will

learn to overhand serve and develop skills to play games.

The lesson plan directs the use of self-mastery training and

group drills that help each student reach a new level.

Instructors organize games at the end of each class. Lesson

plan also incorporates short educa�onal drills including

spelling, math & science. Min. 8/Max. 24



Time: 5:15pm – 6:15pm

Session: September 9 – October 21


Fee: $74/$79

EVP MIDDLE SCHOOL®

VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE

Does your child want to con�nue playing volleyball a�er the

school season is complete? Interested in playing

compe��ve volleyball without the travel? Then, our

volleyball league is a perfect for your child to enjoy with

their friends! The first two weeks, all players will learn and

improve in the fundamentals of volleyball including:

passing, se� ng, spiking, and overhand serving. By the third

week, the players will be split into teams and will begin

playing games against each other. For the final five weeks,

the beginning of each session will be a short prac�ce �me

and then the remaining �me will be a coached. The league

will be limited to 30 players to ensure everyone gets the

necessary a� en�on and opportuni�es to succeed. The cost

of the league includes 15 hours of coaching and a T-shirt!



Time: 5:30pm – 7:30pm

Session: November 4 – December 9


Fee: $84/res, $89/non-res

LIL’ NINJASMar�al arts training for the “li� le ones.” Your child will

learn basic karate kicks, punches, and rolls while mastering

hand-eye coordina�on. Instructor: Rick Hansen

Ages: 5-9

Days/Time: Mondays & Wednesdays, 5-5:45pm

Sessions: Sept. 4-30, Oct. 2-30, Nov. 4-27, Dec. 2-30

(off 12/25)

Loca�on: LCC, Rm 116/118

Fee: $30 per month

YOUTH HAPKIDOA self-defense course for kids. Learn basic blocks, kicks,

punches, escape techniques, & tumbling in this fun class.

Instr: Rick Hansen, ICHF 5 Dan Masterth

Ages: 10-15

Days/Time: Mondays & Wednesdays, 6-7pm


(off 12/25)

Loca�on: Lincoln Community Center, Rm 116/118

Fee: $50. $25 per month for addi�onal family

members registering for same session.

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ADULT HAPKIDOThis class uses basic & advanced techniques to help protect

you from armed & unarmed a� acks. Instr: Rick Hansen

Ages: 16 and older

Day/Time: Mondays & Wednesdays, 7-8pm


(off 12/25)


Fee: $50 per month & $25 per month for

addi�onal family members registered

during the same session.

BEGINNER PIANO LESSONSLearn how to play an electronic piano keyboard quickly and

at a low cost! Read music, play songs, learn hand

posi�oning and basic chording. Instr: Tom Suroviak.

Ages: 8 and older

Day/Time: Thursdays for 8 weeks, 5:30-6:30pm

Session: Sept. 5-Oct. 24

Loca�on: Lincoln Community Center, Rm. 108

Fee: $100/$105

Materials fee: $10 for music book and $3 per week to

rent a keyboard if you do not have one (max. 8), paid

directly to instructor. Register one week before session

BEGINNER GUITAR LESSONSLearn the fundamentals of guitar including: Basic chording,

tablature, & how to play simple songs. Join us for this fun

and upbeat class. Music provided, but bring your own

acous�c or electric guitar (amps not allowed). Classes

taught by HGS Music. Min. 8/Max. 25

Ages: 10 and older

Day/Time: Mondays for 8 weeks, 5:30pm – 6:30pm

Session: Sept. 9-Oct 28

Loca�on: Lincoln Community Center, Rm. 108

Fee: $100/$105

Register one week before session

INTRO TO DIGITALPHOTOGRAPHYLearn the fundamentals of photography—composi�on,

exposure, ligh�ng, & basic portraiture. Using digital

cameras, you will learn how to take be� er photographs of

subjects that interest you. Through lecture, individual

assignments, and group discussion of your results, hone

your skills and learn how to go from simply taking snapshots

to exercising full crea�ve control for making beau�ful

images. Min 5/Max 10. Instructor: Nick Zivanovic.

Age: 18 and older

Day/Time: Thursdays for 6 weeks, 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.

Sessions: Sept. 5-Oct. 10, Oct. 17-Nov. 21


Fee: $60/$65

Supplies Needed:

A digital camera that is capable of being operated in full

manual mode (aperture, shu� er speed, ISO, focus). A digital

single lens reflex (DSLR) camera is highly recommended.

You must have internet access for submi� ng your work.

OPEN TABLE TENNISWant a place to play table tennis? Our table tennis program

is open year round. Par�cipants are welcome to drop in and

play other compe�tors.

Ages: All; 10 and under must be with an adult

Day/Time: Mondays, 5-9:30pm

Loca�on: Lincoln Community Center, Banquet Hall

Fee: $5 per visit or $63 for 18-visit punch card

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BALLROOM DANCINGMove yourself with rhythm and grace to all kinds of music.

Learn various dance steps and rou�nes throughout the

class. Leather sole shoes recommended. If the instructor

desires, you will switch partners throughout the class.

Ages: 16 and older

Fee: 8 week Mini: 5 week:$30/$33 $19/$21

3 week: $11.25/$12.50Super Mini:

Register 1 week in advance. Min 11/Max 30

Instructor: Tim Dus�n

Intermediate Mondays

6pm: Foxtrot, Rumba, Hustle, & More

7pm: Cha Cha, Swing, Mambo, & More

Sessions: Sept. 23-Nov. 11, Nov. 18-Dec. 16 (5 week

mini)

Loca�on: Lincoln Community Center Aerobics Room

Beginners Thursdays

6pm: Cha Cha, Swing, Foxtrot, & More

7pm: Rumba, Salsa, Waltz, & More

Sessions: Sept. 26-Nov. 21 (off 10/31 & 11/28),

Dec. 5-19 (3 week super mini)

Loca�on: Lincoln Community Center Banquet Hall

OPEN INDOOR VOLLEYBALLCourt space reserved for unstructured open volleyball play.

Ages: 15 and older

Day/Time: Mondays, 6-9:30pm


Fee: $5 per visit or $63 for 18-visit punch card

CO-REC VOLLEYBALL LEAGUEDuring this league, teams will play in a 10-week season. Two

matches (3 games each) are played each week. Rally scoring

is used. Compe��ve & recrea�onal divisions accommodate

all skill levels. Players must be 18 years of age or older and

cannot also be par�cipa�ng in high school sports.

Ages: 18 and older

Dates: Tuesdays (Compe��ve Div.) Oct. 15-Dec. 17

Thursdays (Recrea�onal Div.) Oct. 10-Dec. 19

Time: 6-10pm


Fee: $300 per team

Registra�on Deadline: Oct. 1 (Captain Mee�ng Oct. 8)

ART CLASSES

Colored Pencil

Designed to teach beginning and advanced colored pencil

techniques, mixed medium will also be included using

colored pencils. Student Art Shows are scheduled and

every student is encouraged to par�cipate. Instr: Fred Holly.

Register at least 1 week in advance.

Day/Time: 6 Mondays, 7-9pm

Sessions: Oct. 7-Nov. 11, Nov. 25-Dec. 30

Fee: $40/$43. Purchase supplies on your own.

Acrylic Pain�ng

Designed for the beginning as well as an advanced student.

Learn not only the various techniques of acrylic pain�ng,

but how to achieve the best results using them. Subject

ma� er to be included will be s�ll life & landscape pain�ngs.

Portraits will be included in future classes. Instr: Fred Holly

Day/Time: 6 Fridays, 2-4pm

Sessions: Sept. 27-Nov. 1

Nov. 15-Dec. 27 (off 11/29)

Fee: $40/$43.

Purchase supplies on your own

MEN’S OPEN BASKETBALLLEAGUELeague consists of a regular season and an end of season

tournament. Teams are guaranteed at least 10 games in the

league. Teams must provide their own shirts/jerseys that

are the same or similar in color with numbers on the back.

When registering you must provide us with your jersey color

to avoid duplicates.

Ages: 18 and older

Day/Time: Wednesdays, 6-10pm

Session: September 11 – November 13


Fee: $480 per team

Registra�on Deadline: Sunday, September 1

League limited to the first 16 teams to register.

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Events

HIGHLAND STREET MARKETFresh fruits, vegetables, cheeses, breads, spices, coffees,

teas, & more

Day/Time: Saturdays, 9am—1pm

Dates: Through October 19

Loca�on: Main Square Park, 3001 Ridge Road

GARAGE SALE / CARD & COMICSHOWDo you have items you would like to resell, but don't want

to invite people into your home to show your products?

Join the community garage sale in conjunc�on with the

Card & Comic Show.

Dates: Saturdays, Oct. 12, Nov. 23

Time: 9am - 3pm


Vendor Fees (Per Show):

$26.75 per interior space (10' x 10')

$42.80 per wall space (approx. 23' x 6')

Tables, chairs, & extension cords NOT provided.

CRAFT SHOW & VENDOR FAIRShopping opportuni�es may include: candles, jewelry, hand

bags, home decor, skin care, handmade items, gourmet

dips, and more. Now accep�ng cra�ers and vendors!

Dates: Our Fall Cra� Show will be on Nov 30 & Dec 1

Times: Saturday 9am-4pm, Sunday 11am-3pm

Vendor Fees (Per Show):

$53.50 per interior space (10' x 10')

$85.60 per wall space (approx. 23' x 6')

Tables, chairs, & extension cords NOT provided.

SIX FLAGS TICKETSGreat America General Admission & Season Passes.

$39.50 / General Admission or $69.50 / Season Pass.

Purchase at Lincoln Community Center (Through October 9)

PUMPKIN PLODThis 38th Annual race is a 6-mile flat and fast course through

the streets of Highland. It will be chip �med by T&H Timing.

Tradi�onal pumpkin pies will be awarded to top three

runners in each category. Walkers are encouraged to join in

a 3-mile non-compe��ve fun walk. See page 13 for Plod

Training Program!.

Date/Time: Thursday, November 28 at 9am

Loca�on: Race begins at Lincoln St. & Kennedy Ave.

Race finishes at Lincoln Community Center

Pre-Registra�on ends Monday, November 25 at 5:00pm

Runners: Pre-Registered: $20 w/ shirt or $15 w/o

Race-Day: $25 w/ shirt or $20 w/o

Walkers: Pre-Registered: $15 w/ shirt or $5 w/o

Race-Day: $20 w/ shirt or $10 w/o

COMMUNITY BAND CONCERTSThis orchestra is open to anyone who is from the area and is

high school age or older. Rehearsals are held during the

school year at the HMS band room from 7-9pm on

Wednesdays, under the direc�on of Greg Jasek. To join,

contact Greg at maestroflute@a� .net.

Dates/Time: TBA

Loca�on: Monbeck Auditorium at HHS

VETERAN’S DAY CEREMONYJoin our Veterans as they salute those who have served our

country. Event is sponsored by the Daughters of the

American Revolu�on.

Date/Time: Monday, November 11, 11am

Loca�on: Highway of Flags

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COMMUNITY EVENTSCome out and have some fun!

Events BOO BLAST

A Tri-Kappa sponsored a�ernoon filled with fun, games,

storytelling, snacks, & more for kids 10 and under (wear a

costume and bring a camera!). A Boo Blast Dance for all 6th,

7th, and 8th grade Highland & Munster students will feature

a costume contest, games, & snacks.

Date: Saturday, October 19

Times: Fun Filled a�ernoon (10 & under): 3-5pm

Dance (6th, 7th, 8th grade students): 6:30-8:30pm

Tickets can be purchased at the door or in advance at the

Lincoln Community Center or through Tri-Kappa

members. Contact: [email protected]

JACK-O-LANTERN JOGJoin the Chamber of Commerce for a fun run 5k race for

adults, kids, and canines. All par�cipants are encouraged to

wear costumes. Highland businesses are encouraged to

par�cipate by handing out treats to par�cipants. More

details to come.

Date/Time: Saturday, October 26, 10am

Loca�on: Main Square Park

JACK-O-LANTERN FESTIVALThe Annual Highland Kiwanis’ Jack-O-Lantern Fes�val.

Bring a carved jack-o-lantern ($2 entry fee) and get a chance

to win great prizes. All of the jack-o-lanterns will be

displayed at the Highland Main Square Gazebo. Bring the

whole family for good ol’ fashioned Halloween fun.

Dates/Time: October 29 & 30, 5-8pm

Fee: $2 to enter jack-o-lantern

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 6Amusement Rides: 4-11pm, No wristbands

Beer Garden Open: 4-midnight

King & Queen Crowning Ceremony: 6pm

Oscar & The Majes�cs: 7-10pm

SATURDAY, SEPT. 7Amusement Rides: 12-11pm, $15 wristbands 12-4pm

David Blixt (Solo Act): 1-2pm

Timepiece Unplugged: 2:30-4:pm

Michelle’s Dance Center: 4:30-5:15pm

X-Girlfriend: 6-8pm

Sour Note Karaoke: 7-11pm (in beer garden)

Kashmir: The Led Zeppelin Show: 8:30-10:30pm

SUNDAY, SEPT. 8Amusement Rides: 12-7pm, $15 wristbands, 12-4pm

Dancers: 1:30-2pm

Once Upon a Celebra�on: Character Meet & Greet

(Cinderella, Belle, Tinkerbell, Captain America, and Iron

Man): 2:30-3:30pm

HGS Music Student Talent Showcase: 4-4:45pm

Lying Delilah: Original Blues/Pop/Rock: 5-5:45pm

Rocketboat: Original Adventure-Rock: 5-5:45pm

MIDWEST ZEST FEST, SEPT. 6-8“A festival with a-peel!” Presented by: Highland Chamber of Commerce at Main Square Park

CS

RI /T

rips

Wheelchair Accessible Hayride:

Sunday, September 29

Lake County Parks will be

hos�ng this event at Oak Ridge

Prairie County Park in Griffith

from 2-4:30pm. Fees apply.

A d v a n c e r e g i s t r a �o n i s

necessary. Space is limited!

Contact: 219-769-7275.

Halloween Party: Saturday, October 19

Schererville Parks & Recrea�on will be hos�ng this event at

Redar Park (Aus�n Ave. & Gregory St.) Come dressed in

costume. Bring a decorated pumpkin! Fees apply.

Advance registra�on is required. Contact: 219-865-5530.

Turkey Bowling & Games: Sunday, November 17

Cedar Lake Parks & Recrea�on will be hos�ng this event

from 1-3pm at Hanover Central High School (10120 W.

133rd Ave.). Admission is free but advance registra�on is

required. Contact: 219-374-4444.

Holiday Fes�val Event: Sunday, December 1

Merrillville Parks & Recrea�on will be hos�ng this event at

2pm at Pruzin Park (5750 Tyler St.). Fjoin us for dancing,

music, food, and fun! Fees apply. Advance registra�on is

required. Contact: 219-980-5911.

Visit with Santa at the Fes�val of Lights: Wednesday,

December 4

St. John Parks & Recrea�on will be hos�ng this event from

6:30-8pm at Prairie West Park (93rd Ave, 1/2 mile west of

US 41). Admission is free but advance registra�on is

requested. Contact: 219-365-6236.

CSRI EVENTSRecreational opportunities for individuals of all ages and who have special needs & abilities

Coopera�ve Special Recrea�on Ini�a�ve Agencies: Cedar Lake Parks & Rec., Crown Point Parks & Rec., Dyer Parks & Rec.,

Hammond Parks & Rec., Hammond Port Authority, Highland Parks & Rec., Lake County Parks, Merrillville Parks & Rec.,

Munster Parks & Rec., Schererville Parks & Rec., St. John Parks & Rec.

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Amelia Island, St. Augus�ne, & Jacksonville, FL:

February 15-23, 2014Visit the “Fountain of Youth” in charming St. Augus�ne,

America’s 1st city. Tour the historic Kingsley Planta�on and

take a narrated cruise on the St. John’s River. Enjoy an

exclusive Diamond Tours dinner party with entertainment.

Trip consists of 8 nights lodging including 4 consecu�ve

nights in Florida & 14 meals: 8 breakfasts, 6 dinners. Fee:

$715 per person, based on double occupancy. Add $240 for

single occupancy. Final payment due January 2.

InsuranceIndividual medical insurance is not provided by the

Highland Parks & Recrea�on Department. Individuals are

responsible for their own insurance. Trip insurance is

encouraged for anyone who registers for an overnight trip.

Info for travel insurance is available when patrons register

for trips.

PoliciesAll trips depart from the Lincoln Community Center

via spacious, video and restroom equipped motor coach.

Day and overnight trips are booked throughout the year.

Des�na�ons may vary from musicals, casinos, shopping,

dinner theaters, fes�vals, and more. Informa�on regarding

trips is available throughout flyers and on our website.

Overnight trips usually require an ini�al deposit and the

final payment is due usually six weeks before departure.

Refunds will not be granted, unless a wait list is available

and your spot can be taken. You may also find a replacement

for yourself and no�fy the Park Office of the person taking

your place. All refunds have a $3 processing fee.

OVERNIGHT TRIPS

Fitness

CHILDCARE SERVICEHours: Tues, Thurs, Sat: 8:30-10:30am

Mon-Fri: 5:30-7:30pm

Fee: $2 per visit or

$30 for 18-visit punch card

FITNESS CENTERMEMBERSHIP

Ini�a�on Fees: All new members registering for 30-day memberships or more will be

required to pay a non-refundable ini�a�on fee, unless waived in promo�onal special.

New Members: A member is considered new if they have never registered for a fitness membership

or if 30 days have lapsed between the expira�on of an old membership and the start of a new membership.

Commit to Fitness...

REGISTER FOR PERSONAL TRAINING!# of 1 hrsessions Individual Partners Group (3-5)

1 $50 $75 $110

12 $40*($480 total)

$60*($720 total)

$100*($1200 total)

24 $37*($888 total)

$55.50*($1332 total)

$83.25*($1998 total)

36 $35*($1260 total)

$52.50*($1890 total)

$70.42*($2535 total)

*Prices listed reflect a per-session rate. Member may pay $100 down & monthly for 3 addi�onal months for the 12, 24, & 36 session package balance.

Sessions expire if not used within 6 months. All training sessions require appointments made at least 24 hours in advance, based on trainer availability.

NEW CLIENTSPECIALS:

3 sessions packages

Personal: $100

Partners: $150

Group (3-5): $225

Limit one special

package per person

AMENITIES:A variety of cardio equipment, including 10 treadmills, 11 sta�onary bikes, 10

ellip�cals, 2 rowers, a handbike, as well as upper body & lower body machines,

and a free weight area. Lockers and showers are available for members.

Monday - Friday: 5am-10pm, Saturday & Sunday: 7am-7pm

Pay NoInitiation Fee!

Dec. 9 - Jan. 19

Fitness

*MORNING AEROBICS CLASSES

Tuesday/Thursday Fall Schedule

Sessions: September 17-October 11

October 15-November 7

November 12-December 5 (off 11/28- can

make up Mon. or Wed.)

December 10-19 (2 week mini.)

Monday/Wednesday Fall Schedule Resumes

Sessions: September 16-October 9


November 11-December 4

December 9-18 (2 week mini)

Cer�fied Instructor: Jodi Olah. Min 8/Max 25 in each class

Morning Aerobics Half Hour 9-9:30am

This is a 30 minute workout designed for seniors but can

accommodate all age levels! We will combine aerobic

exercises with stretching and strength training. Bring a hand

towel & water bo� le.

Fee: $12/$15 (2 week mini $6/$7.50)

($10/$13 if doing both M/W & Tu/Th on same receipt for

same session).

Morning Aerobics Hour 9:30-10:30am

This is a fun low impact aerobics class for all ages designed

to increase your energy while strengthening and toning

your muscles. We will combine a cardio workout with

strengthening & toning. Bring a hand towel and water

bo� le, & light hand weights.

Fee: $21/$24 (2 week mini $10.50/$12)

Sit and Be Fit 10:45-11:15am (T & Th only)

This 30 minute class combines stretching and strengthening

exercises with light aerobics. Perfect for those with limited

mobility or balance issues. All par�cipants must sign a

consent form first day of class each session. Bring a hand

towel and water bo� le, and light hand weights.

Fee: $12/$15 (2 week mini $6/$7.50)

($10/$13 if doing both M/W & Tu/Th on same receipt for

same session).

*KETTLEBELL FITNESSThis 30 minute workout is geared for those who want to

include ke� lebell weights in their workout which will help

with fat burning, muscle toning, and improved cardio

endurance. We have a limited number of ke� lebell

weights, so you can bring your own & work out at home too.

The movements used in ke� lebell exercise can be

dangerous to those who have back or shoulder problems, or

a weak core. However, if done properly they can also be

very beneficial to health. They offer improved mobility,

range of mo�on and increased strength. Cer�fied

Instructor: Jodi Olah. Min. 3/Max. 15

Days/Time: Mondays & Wednesdays, 10:45-11:45am

Sessions: Sept. 16-Oct. 9, Oct. 14-Nov. 6, Nov. 11-

Dec. 4, Dec. 9-Dec. 18 (2 week mini)

Fee: $24/$27

2 week mini: $12/$13.50

Drop-in rate: $6/$8 (if space available)

Add a Tuesday and Thursday class and pay $22/$25,

$11/$12.50 mini for this class. Already a� ending one of

Jodi's classes-add either Monday or Wednesday of this

class for $12/$13.50, $6/$6.75 mini.

PUMPKIN PLOD TRAININGThis 9-week program is designed to get you across the finish

line at the Thanksgiving Day 6 mile Pumpkin Plod (see page

9). There are 2 group runs/workouts per week. Class is for all

running levels. Program includes: Structured individual

training workouts and exercises specific to running,

nutri�on and injury preven�on �ps, tons of mo�va�on,

support and encouragement, and entry into Thanksgiving

Day 6 mile Pumpkin Plod with shirt! Led by Sean Kingston.

Ages: 14 and older

Days/Time: Tuesdays, 6:30pm and Saturdays, 8am

Dates: Tues., Sept. 24 through Sat., Nov. 23

Loca�on: Meet at Lincoln Community Center (runs

may be outside or on Fieldhouse track)

Fee: $125 (includes Plod entry with shirt)

Min. 8 / Max. 20

ADULT FITNESS PROGRAMS*Fitness Center members receive 10% discount on fitness programs with an asterisk*

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Fitness

*YOGAYoga classes include relaxing exercises which relieve tension

and restore good health, breathing techniques for a higher

level of vitality, medita�on for calmness and clarity of mind.

Please bring a towel, blanket or yoga mat. Min. 10/Max. 18.

Instructor: Michael LaRocca. Ages 15 and up.

Day/Time: Wednesdays. Beginners 6:15-7:40

Intermediate 7:50-9:15

Fee: 8 weeks (full session) $79/$82

4 weeks (mini session) $39/$42

If space available, Daily Drop in Rate: $12/$15

Sessions: Sept. 18-Nov. 6 (8 weeks)

Nov. 13-Dec. 11 (4 weeks, off 11/27)

Register at least 1 week in advance.

*TEAM TOTAL FITNESSA general fitness class geared to get your blood pumping

and your mo�va�on high. The program will be focused on

body composi�on improvement and overall health and

condi�oning. This progressive program will include

assessments and accountability. A great group training

program for all fitness levels, including beginners. Within

weeks, you'll no�ce a difference in your strength, your

energy and your overall fitness level. Min. 6, Max. 10

Mon, Wed, & Fri 4 week session (12 classes)

Time: 6am – 7am

Sessions: Sept 3-27 (Start 9/3 instead of Labor Day)

Fees: Drop-in rate:$90/$95. $10/$14

Instructor: Ben Blonn, NASM-PES

Mon, Wed, & Thurs 4 week session (12 classes)

Time: 6:30pm – 7:30pm

Sessions: Sept 4-30, Oct 2-28, Nov 4-Dec 1 (off 11/28)

Fees: Drop-in rate:$90/$95. $10/$14

Instructor: Sean Kingston, ACE

*HIGH-LOW AEROBICSExercise to the sounds of the 50’s - 90’s with fun & unique

cardiovascular energy building dance style aerobics. Body

shaping, increasing flexibility, muscle toning with hand

weights & various exercises. Instructor: Chris�ne Podgorny

Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays

Time: 6:15-7:15pm

Sessions: Sept. 3-Oct. 29 (off 10/24 & 10/31),

Nov. 5-Jan. 16 (off 11/26, 11/28, 12/24,

12/26, 12/31, & 1/2), Jan. 21-March 13

Fees: $64/$67

Drop-in rate: $10/$13 (if space available)

Min. 15/Max. 35

*TAE BOTMRelease the body within.

The combina�on of self-awareness and control of mar�al

arts, the focus and strength of boxing and the grace and

rhythm of dance. Get ready to sweat! This is great cardio.

No prior experience necessary. Lots of twists, punches, &

kicks to tone and sculpt upper and lower body while

strengthening the core. Bring a water bo� le, towel,

comfortable shoes, NO JEANS! Min. 6/Max. 35. Cer�fied

Instructor: Sarah Barsic

Day/Time: 4 Wednesdays, 5-5:45pm

Sessions: Sept. 18-Oct. 9, Oct. 16-Nov. 13 (off 10/25

& 11/1), Nov. 20-Dec. 18 (off 11/27)

Fee: $40/$43 for 4 Wednesdays

*ZUMBA FITNESSTM

Ditch the workout and join the party. A high energy La�n

dance inspired workout for an hour of fun. This is a workout

for all ages, workout levels. No dance experience required.

Dance, have fun & get great exercise! Wear comfortable

clothes, NO JEANS, gym shoes, 1-5lb set of weights, a bo� le

of water & a towel. Register at least a week in advance.

Classes fill fast and there are no held spots for past

par�cipants. Min. 6/Max. 35. Instr: Sarah Barsic

Day/Time: Wednesdays & Fridays, 6-7pm

(No single day registra�ons allowed)

Sessions: Sept. 13-Oct. 9, Oct. 11-Nov. 13 (off 10/25

& 11/1), Nov. 20-Dec. 20 (off 11/27 & 29)

Fee: $50/$53 for 4 Wednesdays & 4 Fridays

Sign up for both Zumba & Tae Bo for the same session on

same receipt, save $5 on each class

FIT 4 MOMThe country's largest fitness program for new moms.

Classes offer a stroller workout that combines power

walking and intervals of body toning using the stroller, the

environment and exercise tubes. It's a great way to get in

shape, meet other new moms and have fun with your baby.

Min: 2./Max 15. Instructor: Anne� e Lister, Athle�c

Momma, LLC.

Days/Times: Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9:30-10:30am

(moving inside per weather, likely in Oct.)

Loca�on: Lincoln Community Center Fieldhouse

Register through h� p://northwes�ndiana.fit4mom.com/

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ess

BLOOD DRIVESIf you are at least 18 years of age, weigh a minimum of 110

lbs., are in good general health, you may be eligible to

donate blood. Please bring your donor card or posi�ve ID.

Dates: Tuesdays, 1:30pm - 6:30pm

Sept. 3, Oct. 1, Nov. 5 (on bus), Dec. 3,

Jan. 7, Feb. 4, March 4, April 1, May 6

Loca�on: Lincoln Community Center, Room 108-109

BLOOD WORKHealthChek offers affordable blood work & flu shots! Basic

profile includes metabolic panel, lipid panel, complete

blood count.

Dates: Sept. 14, Oct. 12, Nov. 9, Dec. 14

Time: 9-10am


Notes: Please call 219-322-7041 to schedule your

appointment. Fas�ng recommended. Drink plenty of

water and take medica�ons as directed.

Specials: Vitamin B12 - $35, Folate - $35, VitaminSept.:

B12 Shot - $20. CA-125 - $40, CA-21.29 - $40, CA-19.9Oct.:

- $30. Hemoglobin A1C - $20, Insulin - $40.Nov.: Dec.:

Vitamin D - $65, Bone Density Test - $15, EKG - $35.

SENIORS

Mee�ngs

Anyone 55 years or older are invited to a� end these twice-

per-month mee�ngs (except for June, July, & August when

there is only one mee�ng). The mee�ngs are held the

second and fourth Thursday of each month at 1 pm at the

Lincoln Community Center. Mee�ngs may consist of guest

speakers, door prizes, & bingo. Throughout the year special

holiday luncheons or picnics are held for members. Baked

goods are provided by our members through the baking

commi� ee. A� endees will be asked to sign up to bake.

Transporta�on

Certain elderly and handicapped persons in the greater

Hammond area may be eligible for limited basis

transporta�on services. For more informa�on call LCEOC

at 219-882-6159 or Dial-A-Ride at 219-932-2530. The Town

of Highland also sponsors a subsidized taxi program for

seniors and handicapped. Eligible riders can get a half price

discount (up to $5). Applica�ons are available at Town Hall,

3333 Ridge Road or call 219-838-1080 for more info.

Nutri�on Site

A nutri�on site is offered at the Lincoln Community Center

weekdays from 9 am-12:30 pm. Hot lunches are served at

11:30 am for a $2 dona�on if the par�cipant is over 60-years

of age. Reserva�ons must be made in advance by contac�ng

Dorothy at 219-838-0114 between 9 am-12:30 pm.

BRAIN AEROBICS“Aging and memory loss – two things most of us think go

hand-in-hand. But science tells us they do not. Memory loss is

not a normal part of aging. In fact, actually there are ways to

improve your memory as you age.” - Dharma Singh Khalsa,

M.D., Pres. & Medical Director of the non-profit Alzheimer's

Research & Preven�on Founda�on.

Join us to learn more and enjoy games, brain teasers and

other fun ways to improve memory and clarity.

Day/Time: Wednesdays 11:30am-12:30pm

Sessions: September 4-25,

October 2-23,


November 27-December 18

Fee: $30

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CPR, FIRST AID, & AED CLASSLearn the proper American Red Cross techniques for

administering adult, child, & infant CPR. Learn how to use

an AED and how to treat minor cuts, bruises & strains.

Ages: 15 and up

Date/Time: Saturday, October 5, 8:30am - 5pm


Fee: $55/$58

Note: This course is for all new cer�fica�ons (individuals

who have never been cer�fied or who’s cer�fica�on has

expired). It may take up to three weeks from comple�on

of course to receive cer�fica�on card. Min 10/Max 20

Facili

ties

FIELDHOUSE

ROOM RENTALS

OPEN GYMFieldhouse Opera�ng Hours: Weekly schedules are posted on

Mondays on-line and outside the Park Office. Occasionally,

recrea�on programs and some rentals will preempt the hours

of open gym & walking.

Photo ID Policy: Children under age 16 must show a photo ID

or have a parent escort them to the Fieldhouse with photo ID

on behalf of their child. Patrons 16 and older must have their

OWN valid photo ID to gain access to open gym.

During open gym, the following fees apply:

Highland Residents: Pay no fee for open gym. Tuesdays &

Thursdays are reserved for Highland residents only.

Non-Residents: On Mondays & Wednesdays, Highland

residents may bring 1 non-resident guest. Guests 15 years or

older pay $10 per visit and those 14 years or younger pay $3

per visit. Highland residents are responsible for the ac�ons of

their guests. On Fridays, Saturdays, & Sundays, non-residents

15 years or older can come on their own for a $15 fee per visit.

Non-residents 14 years & younger can come during the

weekend on their own for a $3 fee per visit.LCC rooms are available for showers, open houses, mee�ngs,

banquets, recep�ons, etc. Advanced no�ce required, based

on set-up and subject to availability. No same day rentals

granted. Reserva�ons must be made in person with a valid

photo ID. Permit holders must be present during ac�vity. No

reserva�ons will be accepted over the phone. All rooms

require a 3 hr. minimum rental. If available, extra hours may be

reserved for an addi�onal fee per hour. Hours assessed are

from �me in to �me out. No extra �me granted for decora�ng

or clean up. Sales tax will be applied to hourly rates. All room

rentals require a $75 damage deposit. All fees must be paid in

full at the �me of registra�on.

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2013 RATES 2014 RATESRESIDENT FEES NON-RES. FEES RESIDENT FEES NON-RES. FEES

Room/Hall Max Occ. 3 hr. block 3 hr. block 3 hr. block 3 hr. block

Extra Hr. Extra Hr. Extra Hr. Extra Hr.

Single Classrooms

112 30 $40 $12 $60 $17 $50 $15 $75 $21

113 27 $40 $12 $60 $17 $50 $15 $75 $21

115 29 $40 $12 $60 $17 $50 $15 $75 $21

116 or 118 31 $40 $12 $60 $17 $50 $15 $75 $21

108 or 109 39 $50 $15 $75 $20 $60 $18 $90 $24

Double Classrooms

113 & 115 56 $70 $20 $105 $25 $85 $24 $125 $30

116 & 118 62 $80 $25 $120 $30 $95 $30 $140 $36

108 & 109 78 $100 $30 $150 $35 $120 $36 $180 $42

Banquet Hall

North or South half 128 $200 $60 $400 $100 $200 $60 $400 $100

Full Hall 256 $300 $100 $600 $150 $390 $130 $780 $195

FIELDHOUSE RENTALSThe fieldhouse can be rented for conven�ons or athle�c games

and prac�ces. Reserva�ons must be made 8 days in advance.

Availability is provided on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Athle�c Prac�ce Fees: Athle�c Game Fees:

$35/hr. per court* R $60/hr. per court* R

$70/hr per court* NR $120/hr. per court* NR

*Minimum rental is 2 hours. Sales tax will apply to rates.

Rentals will not be taken from November through March 31

Mondays through Thursdays between 6-10 pm. All other

rentals are based on varying rate and are approved by the Park

Board through a wri� en request to the Superintendent.

Table and chair set-up is included in rental fees. Events with

alcohol are permi� ed in the Banquet Hall only, require a

caterer with proper licensing / insurance to serve alcohol, and

may be subject to Park Board approval. Events with alcohol

will be assessed an addi�onal $50 per hour to cover security

and must be booked a minimum of 30 days in advance. See

facility permit for complete list of rules.

Facili

ties

T h e fo l l o w i n g p a r ks a re co m p l ete w i t h s h e l te rs ,

washrooms, and dr inking fountains to make your

family or corporate picnic more enjoyable:

� Homestead Park: 8000 Parrish Ave.

� Meadows Park: 9400 Southmoor Ave.

� Sheppard Park: 9217 Liable Rd.

� Markley Park: 9501 Saric Dr.

Rentals are on a first-come, first-served basis and

can accommodate 1 to 250 people. Fees cover the

placement of picnic tables, trash cans, and clean-up.

50-gallon grills can be rented for $35 depending on

availability. Park reserva�ons require 8-day advance no�ce.

Sales tax will be applied to picnic rentals.

Resident Rates:

50 people and under $60

51-100 people $90

101-150 people $120

151-200 people $150

201 people or more $180

Non Residents: $60 addi�onal per category

MAIN SQUARE GAZEBOMain Square Park is the home of Highland’s newly

renovated gazebo located at 3001 Ridge Road. This is

a popular site for weddings. Decora�ng as well as chairs are the

responsibility of the permit holder. A minimum two-hour block

is required when making reserva�ons. Electrical service is

available upon request. Decora�ons must be taken down

following each event. Due to park programs during May

through September the following items may be in the park:

tents, picnic tables, bleachers, etc. Only the gazebo may be

used as part of the facility agreement. The surrounding park

not included in rental.

Fees:

Bride & Groom (both Highland Residents) $50*

One Highland Resident $100*

Neither Highland Resident $150

Sales tax will be applied to picnic rentals.

* Driver’s license must be shown as proof of residency.

PARK RENTALS POLICIESSales tax will be applied to all room rentals, gym rentals,

picnic shelters, gazebo, vendor spaces, etc.

Any for-profit organiza�on charging an entrance fee will be

charged an addi�onal $25 per hour.

Any group ren�ng past hours of opera�on will be charged

up to an addi�onal $100 per hour

A $75 refundable damage deposit is required for classroom

rentals in addi�on to the rental fee. The deposit is

refunded upon a sa�sfactory facility inspec�on & approval

from the Park Board. The deposit may be used for late fees

incurred for going beyond the agreed-upon rental �mes.

REFUNDS

FIELDHOUSE & SHARP ATHLETIC FIELD RENTALS:

Will refund 80% of the fee if requested less than 60

days before the event. No refund will be given if

cancelled within 7 days.

BANQUET HALL AND FIELDHOUSE COURT RENTALS:

Will refund 80% of the fee if requested less than 30

days before the rental. No refund will be given if

cancelled within 7 days.

CLASSROOMS, GAZEBO, PICNIC SHELTERS & TABLES:

Will refund 50% if requested less than 30 days before

the rental. No refund will be given if cancelled within

7 days.

DEPOSITS: Upon a sa�sfactory inspec�on, a check will be

refunded a full week following the rental.

No refunds will be granted the day of the event or

beyond. All refunds will be charged a $3 processing fee.

Credit card refunds will be paid with a check. All refunds

must be processed through the Park Board. Refund checks

will be mailed the Monday following the Park Board

Mee�ng. All refunds must be applied for one-week prior to

the mee�ng. Any refund requests past this deadline will

not be issued un�l a�er the next month’s mee�ng.

Absolutely NO CASH refunds will be issued. NO

EXCEPTIONS.

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

x Administration

x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x Playground Equipment

x x x x x x x x Ball Diamond

x x x x Picnic Shelter

x x x x x Tennis Courts

x x x x x x x x Basketball Courts

x x x x Soccer Field

x x x x Volleyball Courts

x x x x x x x Washrooms

x x x x x x x x x x x Drinking Fountain

x Meeting Rooms

x x x x x Lighting

x x x x x x x x x Walking/Jogging Path

x Gazebo

x x x x x x x Ample Parking

x x x x Nature Area

x Mid-way Area

1. Erie-Lackawanna Trail

2. Sharp Athle�c Complex: 8071 Kennedy Ave.

3. Homestead Park: 8000 Parrish & 8003 5th St.

4. Northwood Park: 2431 81st St.

5. “Unnamed Park”: 8200 Liable Rd.

6. Grand Park: 2600 Grand Ave.

7. Li� le Turtle Park: 3201 LaPorte St.

8. Toth Park: 3800 LaPorte St.

9. Main Square: 3001 Ridge Rd.

10. Orchard Park: 8720 Orchard Dr.

11. Brantwood Park: 2030 Lincoln St.

12. Meadows Outlet: 2020 37th Pl.

13. Lincoln Center: 2450 Lincoln St.

14. Pe� t Park: 9040 Co� age Grove Ave.

15. Sheppard Park: 9217 Liable Rd.

16. Meadows Park: 9400 Southmoor Ave.

17. Fletcher Park: 2715 Hart Rd.

18. Markley Park: 9501 Saric Dr.

19. Lakeside Park: 3046 97th Pl.

20. Jaycee Park: 3040 101st St.

21. Lakeside Outlet: 10144 4th Pl.

22. Terrace Park: 2220 Terrace Dr.

23. White Oak Park: 2020 Briarwood Ln.

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PARK DONATIONS

Groups and individuals are encouraged to help improve the

community by dona�ng benches, trees, or flower planters.

A plaque dona�on will be placed to honor your group or to

iden�fy the dona�on as a memorial

Dona�on Op�ons:

Flower planter $1,500

Full back recycled plas�c bench $865

Tree $250

ERIE-LACKAWANNA TRAIL

The Erie-Lackawanna Trail in Highland is 4 miles long. The

jurisdic�on and maintenance of this facility falls under the

Highland Parks and Recrea�on Department. Therefore, park

rules must be abided while u�lizing the trail. Motorized

vehicles are prohibited. However, the trails are acceptable for

walking, jogging, biking, and ska�ng. Trail maps are available in

the Highland Parks and Recrea�on office.

PARK POLICIES

The Town of Highland prohib i ts the fol lowing by

ordinance in all park areas: adver�sing, alcohol/drugs, archery,

ATV vehicles, camping/sleeping, defacing park property,

d e s t r u c �o n o f l a n d s c a p e , d i s o r d e r l y c o n d u c t ,

dumping/li� ering, firearms, fireworks, gambling, glass

containers, golfing, harassing wildlife, horses, metal detectors,

mopeds, motor vehicles, open fires, overnight parking,

snowmobiles, solici�ng, and swimming.

Pets must be on leash at all �mes and owners are

responsible for handling pet waste.

Permit holders have priority for shelters.

Baseball is permi� ed only at Homestead, Markley & Orchard.

Tennis courts are for tennis use only.

Please no�fy the Park and Recrea�on Department at 219-838-

0114 for viola�ons of park policies or if you no�ce a park facility

in need of repair.

HPRD GENERAL INFORMATIONREGISTRATION INFORMATION

All registra�ons are conducted in-person or via mail at the

Lincoln Center Park Office located at 2450 Lincoln Street,

H i g h l a n d , I N 4 6 3 2 2 . C a s h o r c h e c k s p a y a b l e

to Highland Parks and Recrea�on are accepted forms

o f p ay m e n t . N o p h o n e r e g i s t ra �o n s ava i l a b l e .

Registra�on is available during normal business hours.

Pre-registra�on required one-week in advance for

al l programs. Al l area residents are welcome to

par�cipate in HPRD programs. The first price listed in the

brochure is for Highland residents, the second price listed is for

all non-residents. All programs and classes are on a first-come,

first-served basis. Timely registra�on is encouraged. Patrons

who fail to abide by the HPRD rules may result in cancella�on

from program with NO refund.

PRO-RATED REFUNDS

When a refund is requested and approved patrons will be

granted the amount for any remaining classes less any fees for

that program, and a $3 processing fee will be deducted. No

refund will be granted the day of a program or once a program

has concluded. No cash refunds are permi� ed, even if you

registered on the same day. All refunds are paid by checks

issued once a month by the Parks & Recrea�on Board.

NON-SUFFICIENT CHECKS

A $7.50 fee will be assessed to those presen�ng N.S.F. checks

for programs. This fee must be paid at the Town Hall BEFORE

one can par�cipate in the program the N.S.F. check was issued.

If more than one N.S.F. check is wri� en in any one year, no

further checks will be accepted. Cash payment will be required

for all further programs.

LOST & FOUND

When using HPRD facili�es, leave valuables at home. Do not

leave personal belongings una� ended. HPRD is not responsible

for lost or stolen items. Items will be discarded if unclaimed

a�er 30 days. Lockers are available for a $0.50 rental fee.

NOTICE

HPRD programs and facili�es are available to all ci�zens regardless of race, color, na�onal origin, sex, age, or disability.

Reasonable accommoda�ons may be requested to provide par�cipa�on in desired programs and ac�vi�es. If you have a

disability condi�on and would like more informa�on and support for accessibility of programs and facili�es, contact the

Superintendent for Parks and Recrea�on at 219-838-0114. Regula�ons of the U.S. Department of Interior strictly prohibit

unlawful discrimina�on in departmental Federally Assisted Programs. Any person who believes he or she has been

discriminated against in any program, ac�vity, or facility operated by a recipient of Federal Assistance should write to:

Director, Equal Opportunity Program, Na�onal Park Service, P.O. Box 37127, Washington, D.C. 20013.

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SANTA’S MARCHParade with Santa through downtown Highland, ending at

the Main Square Gazebo. Parade applica�ons will be

available at Town Hall or the Lincoln Community Center.

Hot chocolate will be served.

Date/Time: Saturday, November 30, 4:30pm

Loca�on: Downtown to Main Square Park

TREE LIGHTING CEREMONYJoin us for the ligh�ng of Main Square Park for the holiday

season. A�erward, Santa will have treat bags for good boys

& girls. This is made possible with a generous dona�on

from Culver’s.

Date/Time: Saturday, November 30, 5pm

Loca�on: Main Square Park

PHONE CALLS FROM SANTARegister at the Lincoln Community Center by December 5 to

have Santa call your child directly from the North Pole! He’ll

talk to your child about his or her wishes. Registra�on

forms are available at the Lincoln Community Center a�er

November 1. Highland residents only.

Date/Time: Calls take place between 6-8pm on the

evening of December 5 or 6 (you provide preference).

HOLIDAY HOME DECORATINGCONTESTDecorate your home for the holiday season and you could

be eligible for prizes! Enter our contest and let our Park

Board be the judge of the best decorated homes. This event

is open to Highland resident homes only. Entry forms

available at the Lincoln Community Center a�er November

1 and must be submi� ed by December 8.

Categories: Best New Entry, Best Use of a Theme,

Best Use of One Color, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, & honorable men�on

Judging Held: December 12 from 6-8pm

NEW YEAR’S FIREWORKSAs part of the season’s Fes�val of Lights ac�vi�es, there will

be a fireworks display at Main Square Park on New Year’s

Eve. Bring the family to enjoy the midnight show. Hot

chocolate will be served.

12TH NIGHT TREE BURNINGThe holiday Fes�val of Lights will officially close at Main

Square on January 6th at 6pm. Based on tradi�on, people

are encouraged to bring their Christmas trees to Main

Square for a bonfire. Hot chocolate will be served.

FESTIVAL OF LIGHTSHighland Parks & Recreation, in cooperation with the Highland Town Council, &the Council of Community Events have combined efforts to bring holiday cheer!

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