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JULY 2016

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FREE WI-FI

PRINTING

PUBLIC COMPUTERS

LEARNING RESOURCES

NEW RELEASES

MUSIC CDs

AUDIOBOOKS

ACCOUNT ACCESS

DVDs & BLU-RAYS

VIDEO GAMES

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ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF

EMPLOYMENT READINESS

SUMMER READING FUN FOR ALL AGES It’s not too late to join the Garmisch Library Summer Reading Program. During the month of July, the library continues to host a variety of free activities for children of all ages to encourage and support a love of reading. Dash on over to the library for more details.

READ FOR THE WIN: OLYMPIC CHALLENGE GRADES K-5JULY 6 & 13, 10:30 A.M.On Your Mark, Get Set, READ! Our Summer Reading Program for children entering grades K-5 is designed to inspire readers to aim for peak performance and avoid “summer slide”, or diminished reading skills. We’ll have plenty of fun activities, crafts and storytimes that reflect our Olympics and sports theme. The program is simple: you read books and earn prizes! Children grades 5 and below must be accompanied by a caregiver.

READ TO ME: PRESCHOOL STORY TIMEJULY 7 &14,10:30 A.M.This program for pre-readers ages 5 and under features a weekly read aloud storytime and activity. Children keep track of the time a parent, friend or older sibling reads to them. Get the whole family involved and read together this summer. It’s not too late to register. Stop by the library for details.

GET IN THE GAMEBOOKS TO MOVIES FOR TEENS, GRADES 6 AND UPJULY 12, 2 P.M. We’ll meet again for a short discussion of our second book and then watch the filmed version. Books will be available from the li-brary. Pick up the book “Hoot” by Carl Hiaasen anytime. In addition to reading the group book, keep track of all the time you read and you might just win a prize to boot!might just win a prize to boot!

BOOK DISCUSSION GROUPJULY 25, 7 P.M. In keeping with our summer Olympic theme, July’s book club book will be “The Boys in the Boat: nine Americans and their epic quest for gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics” by Daniel James Brown. The book tells the story of the University of Washington eight-oar crew and their pursuit of Olympic gold in 1936.

Army Community ServiceACS

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SERVICES

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ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF

EMPLOYMENT READINESS

FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM

RELOCATION READINESS

SEXUAL HARASSMENT

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

STROLLER FRIENDLY WALKS FRIDAYS, 9:30-10:45 A.M. Join us for an hour of fresh air and spectacular views of our mountains. Discover stroller friendly pathways in the areas, discuss hot parenting topics and feel the immediate benefits of exercising.

COMMUNITY NEWCOMERS BRIEFINGJULY 7 & 14, 9-11:30 A.M. If you are new to the community or have not had the opportunity to attend a briefing in the past, plan to attend and learn about all the great services and programs the Garmisch Community has to offer. Advanced registration is required by the Wednesday prior.

GARMISCH PLAYGROUPTUESDAYS, 10-11 A.M. Interact with other parents, share ideas, concerns, and wisdom on parenting and life in Germany. Discuss hot topics on child’s psychosocial development, parenting, health, resiliency and relationships. Learn about events in the community and make new friends for you and your child.

CONVERSATIONAL GERMANTUESDAYS, 12-1 P.M. Further your understanding of our host nation and feel more comfortable in your environment by learning basic phrases and expanding your vocabulary. Also find out more about communication styles, customs and protocols. In addition, discover current events and new destinations to visit.

HOST NATION ORIENTATION & TOURJULY 14, 1-3:30 P.M.JULY 15, 8:50 A.M.-2 P.M. Let us get your started with the knowledge and information you need while living in Garmisch. Learn the local culture, tour the hospital, the train station, the downtown area and the Farmers’ Market. Registration is required. Contact Garmisch ACS for more.

GAP DINING OUTJULY 21 Join ACS for a monthly dining out! Regardless of how long you have been here, this is an opportunity to help you get acquainted or keep connected with your community and it’s members. We will explore and dine in different restaurants throughout the area. Advanced registration is required by the Wednesday prior.

ACS KAFFEEKLATSCHJULY 21 Join us for coffee and socializing! Take advantage of this informal coffee group to get to know other community members, the surrounding area, share experiences and gather information.

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OUTDOOR RECREATIONHours of OperationMonday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: Noon - 6 p.m.

CAMPING

SERVICES

EQUIPMENT RENTAL FISHING HIKING BIKES

GARMISCH HISTORIC WALKING TOURJULY 12Where were the witches burned? What is the story behind the statue of the woman and the decapitated head? Why are the buildings painted with religious art? This tour is packed with answers to all of your Garmisch questions and other fun Garmisch facts. Price: $10 per adult; free for children under 12.

MUNICH: THE DARK TOURPART ONE (LECTURE): JULY 15PART TWO (TOUR): JULY 17This is the most ambitious introduction to the dark period of Munich’s history offered by any tour company! The tour starts with a two and half hour video and lecture about the rise of the Third Reich under Adolf Hitler in the city of Munich. On the following Sunday we take the train to Munich and walk the route of the “Bier Hall Putsch” and see nearly everything associated with this darkest period of Munich’s history. Price: $45 per adult.

PARTNACH GORGE & ALPSPITZ WELLENBADJuly 16One of the most beautiful natural sights in Garmisch-Partenkirchen is the Partnach Gorge. The Alpspitz Wellenbad is the town’s largest pool offering three saunas, a steam bath, Jacuzzis, warm pools, cold pools, diving pools, an Olympic pool, salt pools, salt treatments, eating and drinking areas, a bar, numerous lounging areas, “clothing required areas” as well as “textile free areas.” This seven-hour tour includes the walking tour and entrance price to the spa. Price: Gorge and Wellenbad $30; Wellenbad $26; Gorge $10 (Children under 12 are half price).

CONQUER THE ZUGSPITZE OVERNIGHT HIKEJULY 16-17The Zugspitze has two glaciers 3600 ft. cliffs on three sides, divides Germany and Austria and has the Partnach and Hoellental gorges. On day one, hike 6-8 hours through the Reintal valley and stay at a hut in the Alps. Day two continues up steeper slopes to the ski area of the Zugspitzplatt. Those who want, can scale up the rock “Klettersteig” to the cross. Price $149 per person, $120 children. Includes overnight with breakfast & dinner, cable car down, hiking poles, harness and guide.

PARTENKIRCHEN HISTORIC WALKING TOURJULY 19Partenkirchen is the older of the two sides of Garmisch-Partenkirchen and therefore has a wealth of historic sights. Highlights include the “Plague Chapel” put up during the Thirty Years’ War, some great frescoes visible on many private homes, the State School for Woodworking, the Partenkirchen Kurpark, and some wonderful stories about Ludwig the Bavarian, Henry the Lion and St. Mark. Price: $10 per adult; free for children under 12.

PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLICJULY 29-31Prague was spared extensive bombing damage in WWII and still has an authentic feel to its wonderful architecture. The capital of Bohemia has the famous Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, the beautiful St. Vitus Cathedral in the Old Castle and a wonderful tradition of music. This trip includes a tour of the Franz Kafka Museum as well as the grandiose series of 20 paintings by Alfons Mucha known as “the Slav Epic.” Also enjoy a stop in Pilsen for a great restaurant and introduction to unfiltered and non-pasteurized beer. Price: $290 per adult; Single supplement $45 per night; $145 per child. Includes hotel accommodations, breakfast and transportation. Passport required.

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Hours of OperationMonday: 1:30 - 4:30 p.m.Tuesday: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. | 5 - 7 p.m.Wednesday & Thursday: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.Sunday: noon - 6 p.m.

FRAMINGOver 300 moldings to choose from, wood or metal, matting, poster mounting, object framing, shadow boxes & oil painting restoration.

MUSIC LESSONSLessons are offered for all levels, ages 5 to adult. $240 for a 2 month lesson package for piano or violin. Instruction takes place in the music practice room at the Crafts Tree.

PAINTING CLASSESFor beginners and advanced. Silk Painting, Watercolor, Acrylics & Oils and Children Classes. Please call for dates & times.

CERAMICSBasic Pouring Class: $25Hand Building with ClayCustom Pouring ServiceGreat Selection of Beer SteinsBavarian Pottery Items

WOODWORKINGSafety Class: $20Furniture BuildingFurniture RestorationUpholsteryRepairs & MendingKnife Making ClassTools, MachinesDIY Hobby Shop

DSN 440-3888/3475 | CIV 08821-750-3888/3475 The Crafts Tree B263 (Down Ramp)

SERVICES – CALL FOR DATES AND TO SIGN-UP

PAINTS

BRUSHES

CRAFT SUPPLIES

HANDMADE POTTERY

DMC FLOSS

ART SUPPLIES

SOUVENIRS

HOME DECOR

WOODEN GIFTS

SEASONAL WARES

CONTRACTORS WANTEDWe are looking for talented individuals with experience with ceramics, pottery,photography or Tiffany stained glass art.

ARTS, CRAFTS & ENTERTAINMENT

SEWING, QUILTING & TEXTILE CLASSES Over 300 moldings to choose from, wood or metal, matting, poster mounting, object framing, shadow boxes & oil painting restoration.

T-SHIRT QUILT CLASSThis 3 session class will send you home with a fabulous quilt designed from your favorite T-Shirts of your unique design and creation. Students should have completed the machine sewing class or have good machine sewing skills. Adults $38/$16 children working with an adult.

BASIC MACHINE SEWING CLASSDo you have a sewing machine and would like to learn how it works? Or maybe you’ve tried to use it a few times but can’t figure out how to thread it, wind a bobbin? Well, this is the class for you! After this class you’ll be set to take any of our project-based classes. $25

BEGINNER QUILTING CLASS - LAP QUILT You will learn all the basics, using a rotary cutter, cutting board and rulers, piecing, basting, quilting, binding. We supply the tools so you can try them out and finish a lap quilt. Materials not included. 6 sessions: $95

MOM & DAUGHTER KNITTING OR CROCHETING CLASS Learn it with a small object like a beanie hat, scarf, gloves, a headband or something else you have in mind. Dads and sons welcome! 3 sessions: Adults $30/ $12 children working with an adult.

PARENT & CHILD MACHINE SEWING CLASS This is the crash course class plus a second class where we will apply our new skills and make a small project. Material included. Adult without child welcome! Adults $25/ $8 children working with an adult.

And if you don’t want to do it yourself: NEW!! Sewing & Mending Service

THE GARMISCH PLAYERS COMMUNITY THEATER Is looking for individuals with directing experience who would like to guest direct a play or musical. Actors/actresses, with or without experience. In addition, if you do not want to be on stage, consider participating backstage with set building, costumes, make-up or tech. Join the Garmisch Players! (please get in touch with the Crafts Tree).

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SCHOOL AGE CENTER Hours of Operation

School Days: 2:30 - 6 p.m.School Out Days: 7:45 a.m. - 6 p.m.

OCEAN WEEK SALT WATER TAFFY

SCIENCE OF STEAM

WATER PLAY

BMW/SEA LIFE8 A.M.-5:30 P.M.

WATER PARTY!

KRAMER WARMEMORIAL

1:30-4:30 P.M.

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PICNIC10 A.M.-2 P.M.

WATER ANIMALSWHALE SOUNDS

MUTANT SEACREATURES

WATER PLAY

PILOT GEAR

PAPER AIRPLANEWORKSHOP

WATER POWEREDPLANES

KLETTERWALD1:30-5 P.M.

FINISH LEGO TABLE!

EIBSEE1:30-4:30 P.M.

LEGOLAND8 A.M.-7 P.M.

LEGO CHALLENGE

MINI GOLF1:30-4 P.M.

LEGO CHARACTERSLEGO TABLE

CONSTRUCTION

ANIMAL CREATION

REPTILE ZOO1:30-4:30 P.M.

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MUNICH ZOO8 A.M.-4:30 P.M.

TRACKING IN ACTION ON

KUHFLUCHT1:30-4:30 P.M.

SUMMER READING10:30 A.M.-NOON

LEGO TABLECONSTRUCTION

ANIMAL WEEK

ENGINEERING WEEK

FLIGHT WEEK WIND POWEREDPLANES

SKYLINE PARK8-6 P.M.

ROCKET LAUNCH!

PARTNACH/ECKBAUER1-4:30 P.M.

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YOUTH CENTER Hours of OperationSchool DaysMonday - Thursday: 2 - 6 p.m.Friday: 2 - 10 p.m.School Out/Summer DaysMonday - Thursday: 1 - 6 p.m.Friday: 2 - 10 p.m.

FITNESS HOUR3 P.M.

QUARTO4 P.M.

BMW &SEALIFE

8 A.M.-5:30 P.M.$25

GAMES CLUB

CULINARY CLUB

GYM TIME

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THEATER CLUB4 P.M.

MULTI-COLORWORK3 P.M.

PLANKING4 P.M.

MONOCHROMATIC3 P.M.

FITNESS WHEEL4 P.M.

ULTIMATEFRISBEE3 P.M.

MEDITATION4 P.M.

GAMES CLUB

CULINARY CLUB

GYM TIME

LEGOLAND8-7 P.M.

$25

INCLUSIVENESS4 P.M.

MINI GOLF1:30-4 P.M.

BOCCE BALL3 P.M.

GEO CLUB4 P.M.

TONK3 P.M.

NAT GEO DAY4 P.M.

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CHALK ART3 P.M.

CHESS CLUB4 P.M.

BOX ART3 P.M.

HORSE SHOES4 P.M.

MUNICH ZOO8 A.M.-4:30 P.M.

$5

GAMES CLUB

CULINARY CLUB

MOVIE NIGHT

GAMES CLUB

CULINARY CLUB

GYM TIME

GAMES CLUB1 P.M.

HORSE SHOES4 P.M.

SKYLINEPARK

8-6 P.M.$25

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SPINAn interval based indoor cycling, followed by

a 10 minute stretching session.

CORE CHALLENGEa fun and challenging way to whittle your waist. This challenging class works to tone and condition all major muscles of the torso with the aim of increasing spinal stability,

essential for posture and health.

SCATSTRENGTH CARDIO AGILITY TRAININGA great way to burn fat, lose weight and get

ultra-fit. This class is designed in the circuit

format and is easy to follow at your own level

of fitness.

SPORTSFITNESS Hours of Operation

Monday - Friday: 5:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sunday: 10:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.

SERVICES

SAUNA GYMNASIUM MASSAGE TREATMENT PERSONAL TRAINING

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SOFTBALL GAMES

TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS6:15 & 7:30 p.m.