georgetown parks & recreation 2012 spring/summer activity guide

SPRINGSPRING//SUMMERSUMMER BROCHUREBROCHURE

20122012Georgetown Georgetown

Parks & RecreationParks & Recreation

Your Place to Get Active!

Table of ContentsTable of Contents

Professional Staff Main Number: (512) 930-3595 Director, Parks & Recreation Kimberly Garrett Assistant Director, Parks & Recreation Eric Nuner Parks Superintendent Jamie BeranSpecial Services Superintendent Traci StengleRecreation Superintendent Glenn MossRec Center Supervisor Greg OlmerRec Center Supervisor Robert GaylorUrban Forester Heather BrewerMarketing/Special Events Coord. Erin RuyleSenior Program Coordinator Robert StatonYouth Program Coordinator Katie SofrankoYouth Adventure Coordinator Joe ArmstrongChallenge Course Coordinator Elliott PervinichAquatics Coordinator Stephanie DarimontHead Tennis Pro Pete PolkinghornAdministrative Assistant III Jill KellumAdministrative Assistant II Tania Hardaway Administrative Assistant I Yvette RoseRec Maintenance Specialist Adrian DuncanTennis Specialist Liliana BorregoParks Foreman Chet MikulencakParks Foreman Brandon FonvilleRecreation Assistant Leland HillRecreation Specialists Brandi Williams Heather Schwan Misha Lee Kellie Flanders

Our TeamOur Team

AddressAddressGeorgetown Parks &

Recreation AdministrationP.O. Box 409

1101 N. College streetGeorgetown, Texas 78627

Contact InfoContact InfoWeb Site: http://parks.georgetown.orgParks Administration Phone: (512) 930-3595Recreation Center Phone: (512) 930-3596Tennis Center Phone: (512) 931-2444

Facebook: www.facebook.com/LivePlayGeorgetownTwitter: @funingeorgetown

Important DatesImportant DatesClosed on the following observed holidays:*

Easter Sunday * April 8, 2012Memorial Day * May 28, 2012Independence Day * July 4, 2012Labor Day * September 3, 2012Thanksgiving Day * November 22, 2012Thanksgiving Holiday*November 23, 2012Christmas Eve * December 24, 2012Christmas Day * December 25, 2012New Year’s Day * January 1, 2013*Please note the Recreation Center will re-open at 8:00 am on December 26, 2012. Both the Recreation Center and Tennis Center will close at 6 pm on December 31, 2012.

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Administration 1Facility Hours 2Membership Information 3Teen/Senior Center/Sitter Service 4Personal Training 5Group Fitness Schedules 6-7Health & Fitness 8-10Dance Programs 11-12 Educational Programs 13-15 Art & Music Programs 16 Spring Break Camps 17-18 Senior Adult Programs 19-22 Teen Trips & Programs 23-25Challenge Course 26 Tennis Center 27-30Youth Athletics 31-32Adult Athletics 33-34Adventure Program 35-36

Special Events 37-38 Aquatics 39-44Facility Rentals 45-46Forestry & Memorial Tree/Bench 47Skate Park/Bark Park 47Park Rentals 48Parks Listing 49Park Pals 50

20122012 Spring/Summer ActivitySpring/Summer Activity GuideGuide

Editor/DesignerEditor/DesignerErin Shackelford Ruyle

CommentsCommentsThis activity guide is published twice per year by the Georgetown Parks & Recreation Department. Tell us what you think! Email feedback & suggestions to [email protected].

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Parks & Rec Administration

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Program ContactsProgram ContactsAdministration 930-3595Adventure Program 763-8365Athletics 930-3594Aquatics/Pools 930-3541Cemetery Sales 930-3595Challenge Course 931-2757Facility Rentals 930-3595League Rain out 931-7719Marketing/Special Events 930-8459Parks Department 931-6013Recreation Center 930-3596Teen/Senior Center 930-8415Tennis Center 931-2444Tennis Pro 931-2844Youth Activities 931-2744Senior Activities 930-1367Urban Forester 930-6113

Register On-lineRegister On-lineGeorgetown Parks & Recreation is pleased to offer the convenience of on-line registration for most of its activities. Browse our site athttp://parks.georgetown.org to view availableclasses, leagues, lessons, camps and facilities. Toregister for programs on-line you will need a User ID and password which may be requested on-line or by calling (512) 930-3595 or (512) 930-3596.

It takes approximately 48 hours for your User IDand password to be e-mailed to you if you request it on-line. Please note that nonrefundable convenience fees may apply when registering on-line.

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2012 Spring/Summer Activity Guide Parks & Recreation Facility HoursParks & Recreation Facility Hours

Recreation Center Membership InformationRecreation Center Membership InformationMembership is the best way to enjoy all that the Georgetown Recreation Center has to offer. Members have access to all amenities, including the Teen/Senior Center, and receive a 15% discount on instructor-taught classes. Resident fees are available to individuals or families who live within the Georgetown City Limits, verifi able with a current state ID or an unpaid utility bill with current address. Nonresident memberships are also available.

RESIDENT Fees Annually Quarterly MonthlyIndividual (age 19-54) $182 $73 $25Youth (ages 4-18) $73 $31 $12Senior (age 55+) $91 $36 $14Family* $351 $145 $55Couple* $273 $109 $43Senior Couple $152 $61 $24

NONRESIDENT Fees Annually Quarterly MonthlyIndividual (age 19-54) $302 $103 $35Youth (age 4-18) $97 $37 $14Senior (age 55+) $151 $51 $19Family* $471 $175 $65Couple* $393 $139 $53Senior Couple $212 $76 $29*Families are defi ned as spouse & dependents that are related by blood, marriage, or adoption, ages 22 & under who live in the same household and are claimed as dependents on their tax return. *Couples are defi ned as living in the same household.

RESIDENT Combo Membership (Georgetown Recreation Center & Tennis Center) Annually Quarterly MonthlyIndividual $230 N/A N/A Senior $212 N/A N/AFamily $472 N/A N/ACouple $394 N/A N/AYouth $100 N/A N/A

NONRESIDENT Combo Membership (Georgetown Recreation Center & Tennis Center) Annually Quarterly MonthlyIndividual $350 N/A N/A Senior $272 N/A N/AFamily $592 N/A N/ACouple $514 N/A N/AYouth $124 N/A N/A

Recreation Center Daily Fees: Daily fees are available for visitors or individuals andare for one day use only (they do not cover access to any classes or special pay activities). Retain your receipt for same day re-entry.Resident/Nonresident Daily Fee Individual $5 Youth/Senior $3 Family $15 page 3page 3

**Membership fees are subject to change.

Facility Hours: Monday - Friday 5:30 am - 9:00 pm Saturday 9:00 am - 9:00 pm Sunday CLOSED

*Please note the Indoor Recreation Center Pool closes at 8:30 pm

Recreation Center Membership Information

Teen/Senior CenterTeen/Senior Center

Amenities include: *Fitness/exercise center *Two racquetball courts*Indoor Pool - 25 yards, 9 lanes*Outdoor Spray Pool - seasonal*Aerobics & Multi-purpose Rooms*Two Gymnasiums*Sitter Service*Indoor Walking Track - 12.5 laps/mile*Event Room - 20 guest maximum*Teen & Senior Center*Equipment Loan Available*Free WiFiImportant! Food and drink are not permitted in the gymnasiums, indoor pool or the sitter service room. Shorts and a shirt are appropriate exercise attire; proper swim attire is required for pool areas.

Use of the Teen/Senior Center is included in a Georgetown Recreation Center Membership! Food & drink are not permitted in the computer lab, study room or game room.

Amenities include: *Computer lab & free WiFi*Outdoor picnic area*Outdoor basketball and sand volleyball courts*Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, Playstation III*Pool Tables*Table Tennis*Lockers*Card tables & games

Teen/Senior Center HoursTeen/Senior Center HoursMonday - Friday

8:00 am - 9:00 pmSaturday

9:00 am - 9:00 pm

Recreation Center AmenitiesRecreation Center AmenitiesSitter Service Sitter Service The Sitter Service is for children ages 1-7 years old. Please ask for a copy of Sitter Service policies, hours and fees at the front desk. The sitter service is not responsible for changing diapers.

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Facility Age LimitsFacility Age Limits Ages 1-7: Allowed general admittance only under the direct supervision of an adult/guardian, but never allowed in the weight/fi tness room or racquetball courts. This age group may stay in the Sitter Service while their adult/guardian uses the facility.

Ages 8-11: Allowed general admittance only with an adult/guardian on the premises, but never allowed in the weight/fi tness room or racquetball courts. Will be issued a membership card to check out equipment. May use racquetball courts with an adult/guardian.

Ages 12-13: Allowed to be dropped off without an adult/guardian. Not allowed in the weight/fi tness room. May participate in group fi tness classes except for indoor cycling. May use racquetball courts with an adult/guardian.

Age 14: May participate in all group fi tness classes. Permitted in weight/fi tness room only under the direct supervision of an adult/guardian. May use racquetball courts with an adult/guardian.

Ages 15 & up: Full facility access.

Adult/Guardian must be at least 16 yrs of age!

Need help with your workout plan? Personal training is available for $30 an hour for residents and $35 per hour for nonresidents, or for $45 per couple. $20 per extra person in a group (four max).

Meet the Trainers:Meet the Trainers:Cheryl Brinkmeyer: Cheryl’s goal is to train & educate her clients for overall health and wellness & to get away from the “quick fi x” regimen. Contact Cheryl at (512) 630-1833 or [email protected].

Ali Webb: Ali is an ACE certifi ed personal trainer and holds current certifi cations from AFAA, Mad Dogg Athletics & YogaFit. Her holistic approach to fi tness includes focus on muscular and cardiovascular strength and endurance, as well as fl exibility and relaxation. Contact her at (512) 694-4680 or ali@clarabellafi tness.com.

Leesa Hill: Leesa currently teaches Weight Training, Indoor Cycling, Cross Training, Water Aerobics and Running, and holds current certifi cations in each. She loves motivating people to improve themselves through exercise. Contact Leesa at (512) 413-0883 or [email protected].

Michael Krucenski: Michael is a certifi ed personal trainer and instructs self defense and kickboxing to men and women, along with group fi tness and boot camps. His sessions will incorporate a variety of workouts from Weight Training, Running, Kettle bell, Cycling, Kickboxing and Self Defense, to Aerobic and Anaerobic High Interval Cross Training. Contact Michael at (512) 264-4393 or [email protected]

Laura L. Quiroz: Laura is a Certifi ed Personal Trainer through IFA and a Mad Dogg certifi ed spin instructor. She has been teaching group fi tness classes at the Georgetown Recreation Center for several years. Contact Laura at (512) 966-4064 or [email protected].

Shanna Cahill: Shanna is a Certifi ed Personal Trainer through IFA and has a B.A. and teaching certifi cation from UT. She also holds certifi cates in Pilates Matwork as well as Advanced Functional Training. Currently, she leads cardio-kickboxing classes at the Georgetown Recreation Center. Contact Shanna at (512) 633-4676 [email protected]

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*Class size is limited for indoor cycling. May sign up 30 min before *class begins.c

Make your fi rst Make your fi rst appointment today!appointment today!

Exercise is Medicine - Orientation & AssessmentExercise is Medicine - Orientation & AssessmentThis free orientation will provide each participant an overall explanation of the program and mate-rials for the Exercise Is Medicine fi tness program. Participants will receive a “My Get Fit Kit” which contains a pedometer, stretch band, workout poster, BMI wheel, and parks and trails map. A fi tness assessment for a foundation measurement will be taken during the class.

A certifi ed fi tness professional will detail each item in the kit and demonstrate (with client participa-tion) how to use them in an exercise routine. Also, a short assessment will be taken to assess muscular strength, endurance, balance and fl exibility. Participants are encouraged to sign up for one of the 8 week, trainer led exercise classes.

Classes are held Thursdays from 12:15 pm - 1:00 pm: March 8, March 22 & April 5

Personal TrainingPersonal Training

To sign up or for more information, please contact Misha Lee at the Georgetown Recreation Center at 512-930-3596 or [email protected].

Group Fitness Class ScheduleGroup Fitness Class ScheduleMondayMonday TuesdayTuesday WednesdayWednesday ThursdayThursday FridayFriday

MorningMorning 6:00 - 7:00 amWake-Up Workout

w/Shari

5:45 - 6:45 amIndoor Cycling*

w/Donna

6:00 - 7:00 amWake-Up Workout

w/Shari


w/Donna

6:00 - 7:00 amWake-Up Workoutw/Shari

8:15 - 9:15 amBody Toning

w/Leesa

8:00 - 9:00 amCage Fitness

w/Cheryl


w/Leesa


w/Leesa


w/Leesa9:30 - 10:30 amIndoor Cycling*

w/Laura


w/Leesa


w/Laura

10:15 - 11:00 amPower Pilates

(Int/Adv)w/Kristen


w/Ali


(Int/Adv)w/Marnie

10:30 - 11:30 amYogaFit

w/Ali


(Int/Adv)w/Marnie

11:00 - 11:45 amPiYo

w/Kristen

AfteRnoonAfteRnoon 11:45am-12:30 pmPilates

(Beg/Int)w/Marnie

Noon - 12:15 pmLunch Crunch

w/Jamie

11:45am-12:30 pmPilates

(Beg/Int)w/Marnie

Noon - 12:15 pmLunch Crunch

w/Jamie

Noon - 1 pmCross Training

w/Leesa


w/Leesa

Noon - 12:45 pmQuick Cardio

w/Jamie


w/Leesa

Noon - 12:45 pmQuick Cardio

w/Jamie1:30 - 2:30 pmSilver Sneakers

w/Leesa

1:30 - 2:30 pmSilver Sneakers

Cardio Circuit Classw/Kay


w/Leesa

1:30 - 2:30 pmSilver Splash*

w/Louise


w/Leesa

4:30 - 5:30 pmIndoor Cycling*

w/Jamie

4:30 - 5:30 pmBody Toning

w/Leesa


w/Ashley

4:30 - 5:30 pmBody Toning

w/Leesa

4:30 - 5:30 pmStrength Zone

w/Brittany

EveningEvening 5:45 - 6:45 pmSuper Stepw/Cammy

5:30 - 6:30 pmStep

w/Brittany

5:45 - 6:45 pmBench Blastw/Cammy

5:30 - 6:30 pmStep

w/Brittany

5:30 - 6:30 pmMat Toningw/Brittany

7:00 - 8:00 pmPilates

All levelsw/Cammy


w/Ashley

7:00 - 8:00 pmYogaFit

w/Ali


w/Victoria

*Class schedule is subject to change *Classes are included with a Recreation Center membership*Class descriptions can be found on-line at parks.georgetown.org

*Class size is limited for indoor cycling. May sign up 30 min before *Class size is limited for indoor cycling. May sign up 30 min before class begins.

Make your fi rst appointment today!

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Fee Based Fitness Class ScheduleFee Based Fitness Class ScheduleMondayMonday TuesdayTuesday WednesdayWednesday ThursdayThursday FridayFriday SAturdaySAturday

MorningMorning 8:00 - 9:00 amUltimate Cardio

Kickw/Shanna

Aerobics Room9:15 - 10:15 amCircuit Training

w/JamieAerobics Room

9:15 - 10:15 amCircuit Training

w/JamieAerobics Room

10:00 -10:45 amZumbaw/Ella

Aerobics Room

10:20 -11:05 amZumba Modifi ed

w/MariaAerobics Room

10:00 -10:45 amZumba Gold

w/EllaAerobics Room

10:30 -11:15 amZumba Toning

w/EllaAerobics Room

10:00 -10:45amZumbaw/Ella

Aerobics Room

EveningEvening 7:00 - 7:45 pmZumba Toning

w/EllaMulti #2 Room

6:45 - 7:45 pmZumba Toning

w/EllaAerobics Room

6:45 -7:30 pmZumbaw/Diego

Multi Room

6:45 - 7:30 pmZumba Half Tone

w/MariaAerobics Room

6:30 -7:30 pmZumbaw/Diego

Aerobics Room*class schedule is subject to change *please visit our web site for class descriptions

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Relax with massage therapy!

Chair Massage: 10 minutes: $12/resident; $15/nonresident15 minutes: $18/resident; $21/nonresident20 minutes: $24/resident; $27/nonresident

Table Massages: Two types: Therapeutic & Deep Tissue/Sports45 min Therapeutic: $55/residents; $60/nonresident45 min Deep Tissue/Sports: $65/residents; $70/nonresident1 hour Therapeutic: $75/residents; $80/nonresident (additional 30 min is $35)1 hour Deep Tissue/Sports: $85/residents; $90/nonresident (additional 30 min is $40)

Massage Therapists: Jagjit (JK) Khalsa- Lic. Acup,.LMT,Dipl.AcOM.512-921-9899 [email protected]

Bobby Craig- Licensed Massage Therapist,Personal Trainer512-771-8609 [email protected]

Massage TherapyMassage Therapy

Punch Pass:Punch Pass:Purchase a punch pass for four or more classes and save money!

4 Punch Pass:Members: $12 | Nonmember Resident: $15 | Nonmember Nonresident: $18

10 Punch Pass:Members: $30 |Nonmember Resident: $37.50 | Nonmember Nonresident: $45

Gratuity & tax is included in cost!Membership is not required during massage therapy sessions. For any other visits to the Recreation Center, a membership or day fee is required.

Contact a therapist directly for an appointment!

Fees Per Class:Fees Per Class:(One Class Fee)Members: $4Nonmember Resident: $5Nonmember Nonresident: $6

Health & FitnessHealth & Fitness Bootcamps Bootcamps Motivational boot camp inspired by the “Biggest Loser Challenge”. The class involves goal setting, nutritional information, measurements, boot camp inspired routines and RESULTS! Challenge yourself for your best year ever. Choose from 1 to 4 days a week.

Choose from early morning and evening classes. Classes are led by Cheryl Brinkmeyer, Jamie Bradford, Shanna Cahill & Ali Webb.

Classes meet monthly. Choose from:MWF at 5:30 am with Cheryl: 1 day/week: Member Fee $30 $36 Nonmember Resident $41 Nonmember Nonresident 2 days/week: Member Fee $55 | $63 Nonmember Resident | $68 Nonmember Nonresident 3 days/week: Member Fee $75 | $85 Nonmember Resident | $90 Nonmember Nonresident

MTWTH from 8:30 am - 9:30 am with Shanna/Jamie**1 day/week: Member Fee $30 | $36 Nonmember Resident | $41 Nonmember Nonresident2 days/week: Member Fee $55 | $63 Nonmember Resident | $68 Nonmember Nonresident 3 days/week: Member Fee $75 | $85 Nonmember Resident | $90 Nonmember Nonresident4 days/week: Member Fee $95 | $103 Nonmember Resident | $108 Nonmember Nonresident**The 8:30am Boot Camp will have a time change to 7:00 am- 8:00 am for June-August classes.

MW at 5:30 am with Ali: 1 day/week: Member Fee $30 | $36 Nonmember Resident | $41 Nonmember Nonresident2 days/week: Member Fee $55 | $63 Nonmember Resident | $68 Nonmember Nonresident

Please contact Misha Lee at (512) 930-3596 or [email protected] for more information on this program.

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Punch Pass:

Monthly Triathlon TrainingMonthly Triathlon Training

Health & FitnessHealth & FitnessYoga Yoga Member fee: $8.75 per class Non-member fees: $10 resident / $11.25 nonresident per classYoga is a very natural form of self-care. This class, taught by certifi ed yoga instructor Sevika Linda Ward, is made up of stretching exercises, breathing techniques and deep relaxation. There is a pose, which affects every muscle, organ and gland in the body and is working on all levels of your being - physically, mentally and emotionally.

Class meets Fridays from 10:30 - 11:45 am. Please register before attending class each week.

Tai ChiTai Chi Member fee: $25 Member fee: $25 Non-member fees: $29 resident / $34 nonresidentNon-member fees: $29 resident / $34 nonresidentTaught by Louis Knox. Practitioners of Tai Chi enjoy increased fl exibility, better balance, coordination, stronger mental focus and a sense of rejuvenation. Classes will be separated by skill level.

Thursdays, 4:00-6:00 pmCourse #38868: March 1, 8, 15, 22Course #38869: April 5, 12, 19, 26Course #38870: May 3, 10, 17, 31Course #38871: June 7, 14, 21, 28Course #38872: July 5, 12, 19, 26Course #38873: August 2, 16, 23, 30

School of Eight Directions Martial ArtsSchool of Eight Directions Martial ArtsMember fee: $45 per month Non-member fees: $52 resident / $57 nonresident per monthThis class features an eclectic blend of karate and jiu jitsu designed to give the student self-defense skills at all ranges, from kicking & punching, to grappling & ground fi ghting.The goals of the class are:*To provide reliable self-defense skills*To help students attain strength, fi tness & coordination*To instill self-discipline & perseverance*To foster a sense of propriety and virtue*To maintain a supportive & positive environment

Beginner/Intermediate Class (ages 7-14): 6:15-7:30 pm on Tuesdays & ThursdaysSenior Class (ages 12 & up): 7:30-9:00 pm on Tuesdays & Thursdays

Class size is limited. Because martial arts participants progress through levels, at any time this class may or may not have room for newcomers. Anyone who has not registered for a course in the past 3 months MUST attend a New Student Orientation – please ask at the GRC front desk for dates.

Fencing ClassesFencing Classes Ages 6 & up Member fee: $83 Non-member fees: $95 resident / $109 nonresidentLearn to fence with the U.S. Fencing Coaches Association 2000 Coach of the Year Gary Murray. Coach Murray has coached fi ve national champions, one world champion, one Olympian and numerous Junior Olympians. Classes will include fencing instruction, games and sparring. All equipment is provided. Please wear long pants, athletic shoes and a t-shirt.

Six week sessions that meet on Fridays from 5:00 - 6:00 pmCourse #38827: March 2- April 6 Course #38828: April 20- May 18 (5 classes; price adjusted)Course #38829: June 8 - July 13 Course #38830: July 27 - August 31

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For more information, please visitwww.schoolof8directions.com

Health & FitnessHealth & Fitness

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Nature Talks Nature Talks FREE! Interested in nature? This free program will offer you the chance to learn about different nature related topics presented by Certifi ed Master Naturalists.

All presentations start at 10:30 am at the Teen/Senior CenterMarch 8: Butterfl y ID and Butterfl y GardeningApril 19: Owls, Hawks and Round Rock BatsMay 17: Common Wildfl owers

Please RSVP to Robert Staton at 930-1367 for Nature Talk presentations no later than 24 hours before scheduled event.

Georgetown Bird Walks Georgetown Bird Walks FREE! Class size is limited!Interested in birding? This free program will assist the beginner to avid bird watcher on walks along Georgetown trails for the purpose of identifying bird species. Each guided walk would last approximately 3 hours or less. Walk is along Booty’s Park. Each participant should bring binoculars, a bird fi eld guide (if you have one), bug spray, sunscreen and a hat. Class size is limited so please register early.

Meets Tuesdays from 8:00 - 11:00 amCourse #39605: March 13 Course #39615: April 10 Course #39616: May 8

Healthy Lifestyles 101Healthy Lifestyles 101 Ages 16 & up Member fee: $75 Non-member fees: $80 resident / $85 nonresidentAn economical, healthy cooking class where you will focus on building a healthy relationship with food, culinary gardening (fruits, vegetables & herbs), promoting active lifestyles, and grounding oneself through gardening, nature, meditation and creativity.

The instructors of this class have been teaching together for 7 years. Ms. Vreeland is a horticulturalist (21 yrs) & Master Nursery Professional, while Ms. Keith is a Dietitian (25 yrs), and Ms. Easterling teaches Yoga & Pilates (6 yrs) to include Integral Hatha Yoga, YogaFit, Dharma Yoga, and Balanced Body Pilates.

Five week course that meets on Tuesdays from Noon - 1:30 pmCourse #39947: March 20 - April 17 Course #39948: April 24 - May 22

Fly Fishing Basics Fly Fishing Basics Member fee: $40Non-member fees: $45 resident / $50 nonresident One day class designed to teach the basics of Fly Casting. Students, after completing the course, will un-derstand Fly Fishing basics and how to cast a fl y rod. Instructor, Mike Ogden, has been an avid fl y fi sher-man for 30+ years and has been instructing for 10+ years.

Class meets 2nd Saturday of each month from 9:00 am - NoonCourse #39167: March 10 Course #39928: April 14 Course #39929: May 12Course #39930: June 9 Course #39931: July 14 Course #39932: August 11

Ballroom Dancing Ballroom Dancing Member fee: $30 Non-member fees: $35 resident / $40 nonresidentCome spend a fun evening with us to learn Ballroom Dance basics of Foxtrot, Waltz, Two-step; including other rhythms such as Cha, Rumba, Polka, American Tango and the always popular Swing. Dance at your son/daughter’s wedding, your own anniversary celebration or simply a night out dancing. No partner? No problem! You can still learn the fi gures/steps and have fun!

Meets on Fridays, 6:00 - 7:30 PM *Each session is four classes.Course #39370: March 2-23 Course #39371: April 6-27*Course #39372: May 4 - June 1 (No class May 25) Course #39373: June 8-29

Country Western DancingCountry Western Dancing Member fee: $30 Non-member fees: $35 resident / $40 nonresidentWhere, better than Texas, to learn Western Dancing like the Two-Step and the Waltz? Throw in a little Cotton-Eyed Joe, the Schottische, the Polka and you have the makings of a fun-fi lled evening of learning that you can put on any dance fl oor. No partner? No problem!

Meets on Fridays, 7:30 - 8:45 PM *Each session is four classes.Course #39363: March 2-23 Course #39364: April 6-27 *Course #39365: May 4- June 1 (No class May 25) Course #39366: June 8-29

Dance 101Dance 101 Ages 8-14 Ages 8-14 Member fee: $35 Member fee: $35 Non-member fees: $40 resident / $45 nonresidentNon-member fees: $40 resident / $45 nonresidentThe fundamentals of ballet, jazz and contemporary dance are the focus of Dance 101. Each class session will incorporate the techniques used for each style of dance. All levels are welcomed to join this class. Class is taught by high school senior and accomplished dancer, Summer King.

Meets on Tuesdays from 4:30 - 5:30 PM Course #38512: March 6-27 Course #39336: April 3-24 Course #39337: May 1-22

Line Dancing Line Dancing All ages welcome! Member fee: $25 Non-member fees: $30 resident / $35 nonresidentWant to exercise and have fun? Line dancing may be for you! Learn new line dances each month. Enjoy making friends while mastering the steps! No partner needed.

Meets on Fridays from 3:00 - 4:00 PM Course #39358: March 2-30 (No class 3/16; price adjusted) Course #39359: April 6-27Course #39362: May 4-18 (No class 3/30; price adjusted)

Cheer 101 ... & bonus Flash Mob dance class!Cheer 101 ... & bonus Flash Mob dance class! A three month program for ages 5-16 Free t-shirt included!Member fee: $110 Non-member fees: $115 resident / $120 nonresidentParticipants will be taught basic tumbling by two Pop Warner certifi ed tumbling instructors; they will also learn fundamentals of jumps, cheer moves including hand and arm positions, as well as basic dance moves to be used in cheer routines. Saturdays are optional for a bonus Flash Mob dance class.*General Cheer performances may be done at City Events & dates for Flash Mob performances will be given at a later date in true Flash Mob fashion!

Mondays, 6:30pm – 7:30pm (Ages 8 & under)Mondays, 6:30pm – 8:00pm (Ages 9 & up)Saturdays, 10:00am – 11:30am (optional)

Dance ProgramsDance Programs

page 11page 11*Course # 39935 March 5 – May 26 Course # 39936 June 4 – August 25 *(No class March 10)

Dance ProgramsDance ProgramsKinderdanceKinderdance 5 classes: Member fee: $50/ Non-member fees: $57 resident / $62 nonresidentKinderdance is a planned developmental dance/movement and fi tness program taught on two levels, teaching the basics of ballet, tap and creative dance while blending educational concepts. Participants must have ballet & tap shoes. Leotards & tights are also recommended, but not required. You can purchase the attire in a retail store or directly from the instructor.

Choose the best time and level for you! 45 minute classes for 3-5 years old.Kinderdance ICourse #39024: Mondays, 10:40 - 11:25 am, March 19 - April 16 Course #39031: Mondays, 5:05 - 5:50 pm, March 19 - April 16 Course #39028: Saturdays, 10:40 - 11:25 am, March 24 - April 21Course #39057: Mondays, 10:40 - 11:25 am, April 23 - May 21 Course #39060: Mondays, 5:05 - 5:50 pm, April 23 - May 21 Course #39064: Saturdays, 10:40 - 11:25 am, April 28 - May 26

Kinderdance IICourse #39025: Mondays, 11:30 am - 12:15 pm, March 19 - April 16Course #39032: Mondays, 5:55 - 6:40 pm, March 19 - April 16Course #39029: Saturdays, 11:30 am - 12:15 pm, March 24 - April 21Course #39058: Mondays, 11:30 am - 12:15 pm, April 23 - May 21Course #39061: Mondays, 5:55 - 6:40 pm, April 23- May 21Course #39065: Saturdays, 11:30 am - 12:15 pm, April 28 - May 26

KindergymKindergym5 classes: Member fee: $40/ Non-member fees: $46 resident / $51 nonresidentKindergym is a developmental fl oor gymnastics and fi tness program with emphasis on social or gross motor development, physical & movement education, and basic health issues while learning numbers, colors, shapes, and words. Progress reports are given after each level is completed.

Choose the best time for you! 30 minute classes for 3-6 years old.Course #39023: Mondays, 10:05 - 10:35 am, March 19- April 16Course #39030: Mondays, 4:30 - 5:00 pm, March 19- April 16Course #39027: Saturdays, 10:05 - 10:35 am, March 24- April 21Course #39056: Mondays, 10:05 - 10:35 am, April 23 - May 21Course #39059: Mondays, 4:30 - 5:00 pm, April 23 - May 21Course #39063: Saturdays, 10:05 - 10:35 am, April 28 - May 26

Kindertots Kindertots 5 classes: Member fee: $40/ Non-member fees: $46 resident / $51 nonresidentThese little-kid classes are designed to develop gross motor skills, movement creativity, tumbling, physical development, body & social awareness while learning numbers, colors, shapes and songs.

Choose the best time and level for you! 30 minute classes for 2-3 years old.Course #39022: Mondays, 9:30 - 10:00 am, March 19 - April 16Course #39026: Saturdays, 9:30 - 10:00 am, March 24 - April 21Course #39055: Mondays, 9:30 - 10:00 am, April 23 - May 21Course #39062: Saturdays, 9:30 - 10:00 am, April 28 - May 26

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Basic PhotoshopBasic Photoshop Ages 12 & UpAges 12 & UpMember fee: $75 Non-member fees: $80 resident / $85 nonresidentMember fee: $75 Non-member fees: $80 resident / $85 nonresidentThis class will take students from the basics of post processing their images - color, exposure, contrast, sharpening, etc. to more advanced techniques such as High Dynamic Range Photography.

Class 1: Using Photoshop and other software to convert RAW images, simple corrections for exposure, color balance and contrast.Class 2: Working in Layers - Levels adjustments, curves adjustments, color balance and saturation, dodging and burning, cloning.Class 3: High Dynamic Range - Two methods for dealing with diffi cult photographic light situations.Class 4: Manipulating photographs for Fine Art - using photographic fi lters to create line drawings, watercolor art, and other painting effects on photographic images.

Meets Tuesdays from 7:00 - 8:00 pmCourse #39185: March 6, 13, 20, 27 Course #39186: April 3, 10, 17, 24 Course #39187: May 1, 8, 15, 22Course #39188: June 5, 12, 19, 26 Course #39189: July 10, 17, 24, 31 Course #39190: Aug. 7, 14, 21, 28

Intermediate Photoshop for PhotographersIntermediate Photoshop for Photographers Ages 16 & UpMember fee: $75 Non-member fees: $80 resident / $85 nonresidentThis class will take students into more advanced Photoshop techniques.

Class 1: Post processing for Black & White Photography.Class 2: Portrait Photography - techniques to retouch portraits and bring out natural beauty in your portraits.Class 3: Creating Composites & Collages - the art of separating out elements in your image and placing them in a new setting.Class 4: Graphic Design - creative use of text with Photoshop.

Meets Mondays from 7:00 - 8:00 pmCourse #39252: March 5, 12, 19, 26 Course #39253:April 2, 9, 16, 23 Course #39254: April 30, May 7, 14, 21 Course #39255: June 4, 11, 18, 25 Course #39256: July 9, 16, 23, 30 Course #39257: August 6, 13, 20, 27

Basic Photography Basic Photography Ages 12 & up Member fee: $75 Non-member fees: $80 resident / $85 nonresident**All participants must have a camera. Instructor Mary Ann Melton has won numerous photos awards and has works published in Texas Highways magazine: www.maryannmelton.com. Learn about photography: landscape, hands-on, and portrait using your own camera!

Class 1: The World of Digital Photography Class 2: “Hands On” Photography Class 3: Landscape PhotographyClass 4: Portrait/People Photography

Meets Tuesdays from 6:00 - 7:00 pmCourse #39179: March 6, 13, 20, 27 Course #39180: April 3, 10, 17, 24 Course #39181: May 1, 8, 15, 22 Course #39182: June 5, 12, 19, 26Course #39183: July 10, 17, 24, 31Course #39184: August 7, 14, 21, 28

Educational ProgramsEducational Programs

Basic Photoshop Ages 12 & UpMember fee: $75 Non-member fees: $80 resident / $85 nonresident

Intermediate Photoshop for Photographers

Basic Photography

Educational Programs Educational Programs

Educational ProgramsEducational Programs

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LEGO Robotics Classes LEGO Robotics Classes Ages 5-11 Member fee: $89 Non-member fees: $94 resident / $99 nonresidentChildren will be introduced to simple machines while having fun learning about mechanical building concepts. Using special Lego kits, and easy-to-follow instructions, children will get hands-on experience working with gears, pulleys, and electrical motors. Some of the projects may include: an amusement park ride, crane and more. *Please note that the student will not be able to take the LEGO kits home.

6-week Course:* LEGO Engineering I & II: (5 - 8 yrs) Mondays, 3:45 – 5:00pm Course #39975: March 19 – April 23

* LEGO Engineering I & II: (8 - 11 yrs) Mondays, 3:45 – 5:00pm Course #39976: March 19 – April 23

Summer Acting Intensive Workshop Summer Acting Intensive Workshop

By Georgetown Youth TheatreTeens ages 12-18 Member fee: $200 Non-member fees: $230 resident / $240 nonresidentCome join us for this amazing introduction to the world of theater! Teens ages 12-18 will learn body lan-guage, improvisation, character study, projection, production, and memorization. Parents are invited to a performance on the Saturday following the session, July 21.

Registration opens February 1, 2012.

Meets on Tuesdays from 3:00 - 5:00 PM Course #39080: June 12 - July 17, 2012

SAT Prep ClassSAT Prep Class Member fee: $50 Non-member fees: $55 resident / $60 nonresidentJuniors and Seniors – Have you started thinking about your SAT Exam? Jennifer Kearney, a certifi ed teacher, will help you prepare for the SAT exam format with tips, test-taking tactics and exam information. Good preparation can help you get the highest scores, so DO NOT wait till the last minute! Please register early – space is limited.

Please choose one session that suits your schedule. You will need to attend both consecutive nights in that session.Session 1: Wednesday, April 25 & Thursday, April 26Session 2: Wednesday, May 16 & Thursday, May 17

Meets in the Georgetown Recreation Center Study Room from 5:30 - 7:00 pm

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Art & Music ProgramsArt & Music ProgramsArt Smart Art Smart Ages 7-11 Member fee: $60 Non-member fees: $69 resident / $74 nonresidentTaught by Nancy Hanrahan. These classes are perfect for children ages 7-11 with an interest in art - from beginners to the most advanced! All materials are included. Come and join the fun!

Meets on Tuesdays from 5:30 - 6:30 PMCourse #39091: March 6 - 27 Course #39092: April 3-24 Course #39093: May 1-22

Scrapbooking Scrapbooking

Member fee: $60 Non-member fees: $65 resident / $70 nonresidentMake pictures come to life by telling a story through Scrapbooking. Learn the basics of archival quality products, preserving older photos and basic layout techniques. Over a series of 4-weeks students will be challenged with a different layout or technique to use and build a small scrapbook of an event or time period of their choosing such as Christmas or a specifi c child’s book. All supplies are provided, however, a few items may be suggested to be purchased. *Participants are welcome to bring any current projects.

Meets on Thursdays from 7:00 - 8:00 PM Course #39268: March 1-22 Course #39272: March 29 - April 19 Course #39273: June 7-23Course #39274: July 5-26 Course #39275: August 2-23

Card MakingCard Making

Member fee: $60 Non-member fees: $65 resident / $70 nonresidentMember fee: $60 Non-member fees: $65 resident / $70 nonresidentGo the creative route for that special or everyday occasion... make your own invitations or cards! Learn the basics of card making from choosing cards stock, colors, style, form and layout. Focusing on a standard card, and over a series of 4 weeks, introducing Clean and Simple style, Layered Styles, Folded Styles and Alternate Shapes and Folds using various techniques: rubber stamping, patterned paper, inking and coloring. All supplies are provided, however, to gain profi ciency and to be able to work on projects at home, a few items may be suggested to be purchased. *You are welcome to bring any projects you are currently working on.

Meets on Thursdays from 6:00 - 7:00 PM Course #39353: March 1-22 Course #39354: June 7-28 Course #39357: August 2-23

Advanced Techniques in Scrapbooking & Card Making Advanced Techniques in Scrapbooking & Card Making Member fee: $60 Non-member fees: $65 resident / $70 nonresidentA series where, such larger tools as the Big Shot and Cricut are discussed and demonstrated; illustrations of how these tools can be used in paper crafts and the versatility of them in card making and scrapbooking. Also such techniques as torn paper, collage work and many more will be used. Score board for making envelopes, box, paper crafts such as purses and post it note holders will also be shown for gift giving ideas and how to enhance these tools to enhance current projects. All supplies are provided, however, to gain profi ciency a few items may be suggested to be purchased. *Participants are welcome to bring any projects they are currently working on.

Meets on Thursdays from 6:00 - 7:00 PM Course #39355: March 29- April 19 Course #39356: July 5-26

Paint Your Own PotteryPaint Your Own Pottery New items and lower prices!New items and lower prices!Paint your own pottery at the Georgetown Recreation Center! No creative or artistic ability is required to have fun painting pottery. There are many different items to choose from in a wide range of prices! Come by yourself or in a group. This is not an instructor-led class. Ask the staff at the desk for a list of current items and prices. After painting, items will be taken for fi ring and returned in 7-10 days. Provided by Splatters.

Teen Spring Break Adventure Camp Ages 12-17 Pineywoods Paddle and Ponies (Course #39625)Where: Sabine River near Bon Wier, TXWhen: March 11-16, 2012 Cost: $275 residents / $310 nonresidentsMandatory Pre-Trip Meeting: Tuesday, March 6 at 7:00 pm Parks & Recreation Administration Building1101 N. College Street, Georgetown, Texas 78626

Picture sitting by a warm campfi re on a white sandy beach nestled between pine trees and staring at an endless starry sky. We plan to canoe 40 miles on a remote stretch of the Sabine River that marks the boundary between Texas and Louisiana. This stretch of the Sabine is considered by many to be one of the most scenic stretches of river in Texas. Wildlife found along this stretch of river include alligators, bald eagles, pink fl amingos, nutria, javelina, birds of many species and an abundance of fi sh, particularly largemouth and white bass and yellow and channel catfi sh. After we fi nish our paddle, we will head to Lake Livingston where we will ride horses near the lake. We will provide all of the camping and technical gear (tents, sleeping bags, canoes, dry bags, paddles, and life jackets). We will also provide the meals while we are camping. You will need to bring personal gear and money for about four meals (about $30) while we are traveling to and from our destination. Please visit adventure.georgetown.org for a trip itinerary!

Parents: Your child will have the opportunity to observe and practice good outdoor judgement and decision making skills. Please note the trip is physically and mentally demanding. Please assess your child’s ability before signing them up.

Krav Maga Jr. Spring Break Camp Krav Maga Jr. Spring Break Camp Dates: March 12-16, 2012Where: Georgetown Recreation CenterTimes: 10:00 am - 1:00 pmAges: 12-16 years oldFees: $75 Resident/$85 Nonresident

This self defense camp for teens will teach the techniques of Krav Maga. Teens will learn how to defend themselves against attack, self discipline, positive self esteem and get a great workout.

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For all Camps: A completed registration form and a $30 nonrefundable

deposit are required for registration. The remaining balance is due one week prior to the session start date.

We are not a licensed child care facility or program through the Texas DFPS.

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Spring Break CampsSpring Break CampsTennis Spring Break Camp Tennis Spring Break Camp Dates: March 12-16, 2012Where: Georgetown Tennis CenterTimes: 9:00 am - 4:00 pmAges: For children ages 8-12 (Beginner & Intermediate Players)Fees: $135 Resident/$145 NonresidentEarly Drop Off/Late Pick Up: Early drop off (7:00-7:45 am) and late pick up (5:15-6:00 pm) are an additional $5 each.

Camp activities will include basic stroke instruction, drills, physical training, camp tournament, games and lots of fun! Mid-morning and afternoon snacks will be provided.

Your child will need to bring: a sack lunch each day, a tennis racquet (if you don’t have one, you can borrow one for free), tennis shoes with non-marking soles, sunscreen, hat & water bottle. Please put your child’s name on all belongings.

Junior Tennis Academy Junior Tennis Academy Dates: March 12-16, 2012 Where: Georgetown Tennis CenterTimes: 9:00 am - 11:30 amAges: For competitive Junior Players ages 12-18 yearsFees: $110 Resident/$125 Nonresident

Tennis instruction for the competitive tournament player, this academy will cover singles and doubles strategy, physical training, shot selection, and more. Space is limited. Please bring a water bottle, tennis racquet, hat or visor and sunscreen.

Camp Goodwater Spring Break Camp Camp Goodwater Spring Break Camp Dates: March 12-16, 2012 Where: Georgetown Recreation CenterTimes: Programming is from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm. Drop off begins at 7:45 am and pick-up lasts until 5:15 pm.Ages: For children ages 5 (kindergarten) - 12 years old Fees: $135 Resident/$145 Nonresident per childEarly Drop Off/Late Pick Up: Early drop off (7:00-7:45 am) and late pick up (5:15-6:00 pm) are an additional $5 each per child.

Camp activities will include swimming, nature program, games & activities, arts and crafts, Challenge Course activities, and a fi eld trip to Jump Street, an indoor trampoline park.

Camp Goodwater Mini Camp Camp Goodwater Mini Camp Dates: Friday, April 6, 2012 Where: Georgetown Recreation CenterTimes: Scheduled programming from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm. Drop off begins at 7:45 am and pick up lasts until 5:15 pm.Ages: For children ages 5 (kindergarten) - 12 years old Fees: $35 Resident/$40 Nonresident per child

Mini camp activities will include swimming, gym time, trips to local parks and more! Schedule will be sent out one week prior to each mini camp.

Senior Adult ProgramsSenior Adult ProgramsSenior Adult ProgramsMember Fee: $8.75 per class

Non-member fees: $10 resident /$11.25 nonresident per classTaught by Linda Sevika Ward, this yoga class is designed to allow almost anyone to participate in a very gentle form of Yoga. Yoga in chairs is great for people with limited mobility to gain increased fl exibility, learn breathing techniques and experience the relaxation and stress relief that a regular Yoga class canprovide.

Class meets Fridays from Noon - 1:00 pmy pRegistration opens two weeks before the fi rst Friday of the month. Check with the Recreation staff for more information.

Senior Adult Tai Chi Senior Adult Tai Chi Member Fee: $30 Member Fee: $30 Non-member fees: $35 resident / $40 nonresidentNon-member fees: $35 resident / $40 nonresidentTaught by Louis Knox, this is a simplifi ed Tai Chi form that also utilizes several Qi Gong forms. Themovements can be done standing or sitting. Benefi ts of this class include improved range of motion, increased lung capacity, better circulation, and, for those who stand, improved balance.

Mondays, 9:00 - 10:00 amy , *These sessions take place at the Parks & Recreation Course #38896: March 5, 12*, 19, 26 Administration Offi ce at 1101 N. College Street.Course #38897: April 2, 9, 16, 23Course #38898: April 30, May 7, 14, 21*Course #38899: June 4, 11, 18, 25*Course #38900: July 2, 9, 16, 23Course #38901: July 30*, August 13, 20, 27

Member Fee: $30 Non-member fees: $35 resident / $40 nonresidentThese daytime classes remove the worry of night-time driving so come and have fun brushing up on your dancing skills or learn new fi gures. Experience new rhythms as we learn the two-step, foxtrot, waltz, and latin rhythms, such as rumba, cha cha, tango basics. Emphasis on enjoyment!

Thursdays, 1:30 - 2:30 pmy , p *Class will not be held on May 24 due toCourse #39332: March 1-22 (Two Step & Rhumba) Project Graduation setup.Course #39333: April 5-26 (Waltz & ChaCha)Course #39334: *May 3-31 (Foxtrot & Tango)

Senior Adult Country Western DancingSenior Adult Country Western Dancing Member Fee: $30 Non-member fees: $35 resident / $40 nonresidentid

yyyyIf you have not mastered Country Western or always wanted to learn Country Dancing now is the time to take advantage of day-time classes (without the worry of nighttime driving). Sashay across the fl oor as we learn two -step rhythms, Country Western Waltz, Polka, Schottische, Cotton-Eyed Joe, and Texas Two-Step with an emphasis on Enjoyment!

Thursdays, 2:30 - 3:30 pmy , p *Class will not be held on May 24 due toCourse #39328: March 1-22 Project Graduation setup.Course #39329: April 5-26Course #39330: *May 3-31

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New England Back Roads with Collette VacationsNew England Back Roads with Collette VacationsGeorgetown Parks and Recreation has teamed up with Collette Vacations to offer this wonderful trip opportunity. The New England Back Roads trip is scheduled for October 8 – 15, 2012. Highlights include: Boston, Lincoln, North Conway, Friesian Horse Performance, Vermont Country Store, Hildene, Adams Farm, Molly Stark Trail, Bennington Museum, Apple Orchard, Norman Rockwell Museum, and Hancock Shaker Village. Trip includes round trip air from Austin Bergstrom Interna-tional Airport. Regular rates are: $2699 double occupancy, $3399 single occupancy and $2669 triple occupancy(prices are per person).

A Collette Vacations representative will be giving a slide show presentation of this trip on February 23rd beginning at 1 p.m. in the multi-purpose room at the Georgetown Recreation Center. Plan to come and learn more about this exciting opportunity! A detailed brochure may be picked up at the Georgetown Recreation Center at any time. For more information, please contact Robert Staton at 930-1367 or via email at [email protected]

Daily Activities/Games Calendar Daily Activities/Games Calendar The Senior Center offers a variety of games and fun activities for Senior Adults ages 55 & better! Check out the web site at http://parks.georgetown.org for the Monthly Activities Calendar or drop by the Senior Center to pick up one in person! These activities are free to recreation center members, while nonmembers are welcome to participate for a daily fee of $3. Please sign up no later than 3 pm the day before the activity.

Keeping Young Doing Keeping Young Doing Senior Stuff (KYDSS)Senior Stuff (KYDSS)The KYDSS program is offered August-May. Meetings and trips are offered monthly. Participants attending the meeting have the fi rst opportunity to register for the trip. Costs of the trips vary, depending on location and admission fees of our destination. There are no membership fees! Just come to the next meeting and join in!

Meeting Information: 2nd Thursday of each month, 10 am at the Senior Center.

For more information on Senior Adults programs, please contact Robert Staton at (512) 930-1367 or email [email protected]

Senior Adult ProgramsSenior Adult Adventure Program Senior Adult Adventure Program The senior adult adventure program is designed for f

gggadults ages 55+ that aren’t ready for the rocking chair! Adifferent activity is offered each month. Registration starts February 1; register for all activities or just one, but do it soon, space is limited. Please visit recreation.georgetown.org for detailed descriptions of each trip.

Hiking at Pedernales State ParkMarch 7, 8:00 am – 5:00 pmFees: $25 Member, $30 Resident Non-member,$35 Non-resident Non-member.Includes pie happy hour at Bluebonnet Cafe!

Georgetown Challenge CourseApril 10, 9:00 am – NoonFees: $25 Member, $30 Resident Non-member, $35 Non-resident Non-member. Includes lunch!

Kayak the ColoradoMay 11, 8:00 am – 6:00 pmFees: $30 Member, $35 Resident Non-member, $40 Non-resident Non-member.

Senior Adult Golf TripsSenior Adult Golf Trips Beginning in September Georgetown Parks and P

ppppRecreation will be offering a once monthly golf trip for adults ages 55+. Leave the driving to us while you enjoy visiting with others on the way to a different golfcourse each month. Registration begins February 1st,with the registration deadline ten days before the trip. Please visit recreation.georgetown.org for detailed descriptions of each course.LUNCH IS ON YOUR OWN.

March 21: Roy Kizer Golf CourseFees: $48 Member, $53 Resident Non-member,$58 Non-resident Non-member.Depart from the Recreation Center at 8:15 am

April 18: Grey Rock Golf ClubFees: $65 Member, $70 Resident Non-member, $75 Non-resident Non-member. Depart from the Recreation Center at 8:15 am

May 16: Mill Creek Golf ClubFees: $40 Member, $45 Resident Non-member, $50 Non-resident Non-member. Depart from the Recreation Center at 9:15 am

Withdrawals within 7 days of the event date are allowed. However, dependingon the golf course’s policy, a refund may not be issued unless someone takes your place.

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Senior Adult ProgramsSenior Adult ProgramsAntique Show & Tell Antique Show & Tell Do you have an antique that you would like to share with the public? If so, please consider participating in the Antique Show and Tell at the Georgetown Recreation Center. Participation is free but limited to the fi rst 20 people (limit one per person). At 10 am participants will be allowed two minutes to talk about their item. Participants are asked to arrive no later than 9:30 am to set up their items. Participants MUST register their item with Georgetown Parks & Recreation no later than Monday, April 16. Please call Robert Staton at 930-1367 to register your item.

Date: Tuesday, April 24 Time: 10:00 am Location: Georgetown Recreation Center

Senior Adult

Dance!

Friday, March 30 - 6-9 pm

Photographer

available

for pictures!

Music by Oldies Music Dj! Playlist includes big band, classic

country, doo wop, 40’s, 50’s 60’s & 70’s hits!

contests include Sing-a-long, couples dance & Hula hoop. prizes

awarded!

Georgetown Community Center, 445 E. Morrow$5 per person (correct change appreciated)

Put on your dancing shoes!

Casual Attire! light refreshments!

Please RSVP to Robert Staton at 930-1367 or

[email protected] no later than Monday, March 26

Teen Trips/Special EventsTeen Trips/Special Events Teen Programs/Special EventsJunior High Jump Junior High Jump Ages: 11-14 Ages: 11-14Member Fee: $20Non-member fees: $22 resident /$24 nonresident Friday, March 9 from 5:00 - 9:00 pmAny middle schooler can sign up for this trip! We will be going to Jump Street indoor trampoline park in Cedar Park. Price includes activities and dinner. Pre-registration by March 5 is required.

Austin’s Park Ages: 12-18Austin’s Park Ages: 12-18Member Fee: $20Member Fee: $20Non-member fees: $22 resident /$24 nonresident Non-member fees: $22 resident /$24 nonresident Friday, April 13 from 5:00 - 9:00 pmAny teen can sign up for this trip! We will be going to Austin’s Park for some laser tag little shot, tea cups, go-karts, mini-golf, and climbing wall fun. Plus, all-you-can-eat pizza! Price includes activities and dinner. Pre-registration by April 9 is required.

Main Event Ages: 12-18Main Event Ages: 12-18Member Fee: $25Non-member fees: $27.50 resident /$30 nonresident Friday, May 11 from 5:00 - 9:00 pmAny teen can sign up for this trip! We will be going to Main Event Austin for glow golf, laser tag, arcade games and more. Price includes activities and dinner. Pre-registration by May 7 is required.

End of School Fiesta Party End of School Fiesta Party Saturday, May 26 from 7:00 - 9:00 pmSchool is fi nally out so why not have a party to celebrate? Join us for a fi esta now that you don’t have to study anymore!

4th of July Party 4th of July Party Saturday, June 30 from 7:00 - 9:00 pmHappy Birthday, America! Come out and celebrate her 236th birthday in style at the Teen Center! After all, you only turn 236 once!

Olympic Opening Ceremony CelebrationOlympic Opening Ceremony Celebration Friday, July 27 from 7:00 - 9:00 pmCome celebrate the opening of the 2012 Olympic Games as the Teen Center is transformed into Olympic Village. Watch Team USA represent and compete for medals in our own (smaller) version of the Olympics!

Teen LuauTeen Luau Friday, August 17 from 7:00 - 9:00 pmFriday, August 17 from 7:00 - 9:00 pmSadly summer is coming to a close, so we are throwing one last party to end it in style. Come luau the night away one last time before you go back to school.

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Teen Trips/Special Events Teen Programs/Special EventsTeen Programs/Special EventsJunior High Jump Ages: 11-14

Austin’s Park Ages: 12-18Member Fee: $20Non-member fees: $22 resident /$24 nonresident

Main Event Ages: 12-18

End of School Fiesta Party

4th of July Party

Olympic Opening Ceremony Celebration

Teen Luau Friday, August 17 from 7:00 - 9:00 pm

Ongoing Monthly Ongoing Monthly Teen Events Teen Events * MOVIE NIGHTS! Come watch new releases and old classics for free, complete with popcorn and soda!

* TOURNAMENT NIGHTS! We host a range of tournaments for teens from ping pong to Wii sports to basketball and everything in between. You don’t need skills to compete for prizes!

*LIVE MUSIC NIGHTS! Check out some local teen bands and discover some new music! Are you in a band that would like to perform? Call Katie Sofranko at 931-2744.

Check out our Monthly Teen Calendars at the Teen Center or on-line at parks.georgetown.org!

Georgetown City Limits Georgetown City Limits Saturday, May 12 from 5:00 - 10:00 pm Open to Everyone! $5 admission.Come watch the bands battle it out at the Teen Center! Are you in a band that would like to enter? Contact Katie Sofranko at 931-2744. Sponsored by the Georgetown Youth Advisory Board. Held at the Teen Center Courtyard.

Indie Filmmaking Workshop for Teens Ages 14-18Indie Filmmaking Workshop for Teens Ages 14-18Saturday, April 7 from 9:00 am- 5:00 pmMember Fee: $25 Non-member fees: $27.50 resident/ $30 nonresidentLearn how to make your own short fi lm in this intensive workshop. From script to screen, Austin Film Society Filmmaking Mentor Jillian Hill will guide you through what the fi lmmaking process is really all about. Get your hands on production tools and learn the techniques that can get your work past the “home movie” phase and on par with industry professionals. And do it in a fun, collaborative environment. Lights! Camera! Action!

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Teen Programs/GYABTeen Programs/GYABTeen Cooking Classes Ages 13-17 6:30 -7:30 pmTeen Cooking Classes Ages 13-17 6:30 -7:30 pmMember Fee: $25 Non-member fees: $27.50 resident/ $30 nonresidentTuesdays, March 6-27: Comfort Food 101Tuesdays, April 10- May 1: Healthy & DeliciousTuesdays, May 8-29: Extreme Chef Teen EditionHave you ever been starving but there was no one around to cook for you? Well, you’ll never have that problem again after this class! Each month we will focus on a different type of cooking using ingredients that are probably already in your kitchen. Is macaroni and cheese your style? Try Comfort Food 101. Looking for healthy options that still actually taste good? Healthy & Delicious is your class. Want to experiment with foods you may have never heard of, but still be able to eat what you make? You may just be an extreme chef! Or, try all three of our classes for a little variety and never go hungry again!

Skincare & Cosmetics Ages 14-18 6:30 - 8:00 pmSkincare & Cosmetics Ages 14-18 6:30 - 8:00 pmMember Fee: $18.75 Non-member fees: $20 resident/ $21.75 nonresidentMember Fee: $18.75 Non-member fees: $20 resident/ $21.75 nonresidentDates: Dates: Thursdays - March 1; April 5; May 3Thursdays - March 1; April 5; May 3Each hour and a half course will teach customized skin care and cosmetic techniques for young women. Beauty consultant Jill Garrett will feature tips and trends for the “every day” look, and tips on how to create an “evening” or more glamorous look. The class fee includes all make-up and skin care product samples and supplies needed. Jill has been teaching skin care and cosmetic classes to young women for 15 years.

Georgetown Youth Advisory Board Georgetown Youth Advisory Board (GYAB) (GYAB) Mission Statement: The Georgetown Youth Advisory Board provides a means for youth to unite the community, promote healthy decisions and use leadership skills to create solutions for the benefi t of all.

What is the Youth Advisory Board? The GYAB is a city board whose members are appointed by the City of Georgetown’s City Council. The board advises the Council on youth issues and serves as a means for youth in Georgetown to become active in the community and to have an offi cial voice in shaping the quality of life in Georgetown. GYAB has been involved in numerous community service projects, community events and youth activities.

Who is eligible to serve on the GYAB? Any youth currently in the eighth through twelfth grades, who is attending a private school, a home school, or a public school and who lives in the city limits or within two miles of the city limits.

If appointed, how long will I serve on the GYAB? Each appointee serves for two years on the board.

When and where do I turn in my completed application? Applications will be available April 2-July 27 in area schools, at the Rec Center, Public Library, City Hall, Recreation Administration building, and online at http:// georgetown.org All completed applications should be returned to Katie Sofranko (Youth Program Coordinator) at the Teen & Senior Center 1003 N. Austin Ave., Georgetown, TX 78626, by mail to P.O. Box 409 Georgetown, TX 78627, or by fax 930-8467. Applications must be turned in by July 27, 2012. Appointment to the board will occur in August. Please direct all questions to Katie Sofranko, Youth Program Coordinator, at 931-2744. page 25page 25

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Teen Programs/GYABTeen Cooking Classes Ages 13-17 6:30 -7:30 pm

Skincare & Cosmetics Ages 14-18 6:30 - 8:00 pmMember Fee: $18.75 Non-member fees: $20 resident/ $21.75 nonresidentDates: Thursdays - March 1; April 5; May 3

Georgetown Youth Advisory Board (GYAB)

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Challenge CourseChallenge Course2011 Program of the Year, Texas Experiential

Resources Association. Nestled among the trees lining the North San Gabriel River, the Georgetown Challenge Course utilizes play, adventure and fun in an outdoor setting. The basic focus of a challenge course program is teamwork, effective communication, and problem solving. The course consists of numerous low element activities, 22 high elements, parallel 350’ zip lines, and a 50’ climbing & rappel tower.

The ProgramThe ProgramBasic programs consist of a progression of activities and may be 4 hours, 6 hours or 8 hour sessions. Each session begins with initiative and low element activities before possibly progressing to highs. Two hour specialty clinics are also available such as rappelling and climbing clinics.

Based on the information we receive about your group, we then design a program based on your specifi c goals. Programming considerations are:*Group type (businesses, churches, schools, etc.)*Length of program (2-8 hours)*Number of participants (8 minimum)*Physical abilities*Age of participants (minimum age of seven)*Group goals/expectations

Basic RatesBasic Rates2 hours - $15 per person: Climbing Wall Program.4 hours - $40 per person: Low element activities.6 hours - $50 per person: Low element activities + potential high elements.8 hours - $65 per person: Low element activities + high elements.*Discounted rates are available for non-profi t organizations. Please call (512) 931-2757 for more information.

Activity ExamplesActivity ExamplesLow Element: “TP Shuffl e”Ever walked across a downed tree? Think you could switch places with someone while on it? Let’s see how well your entire group could rearrange themselves, while in the same situation. Think it’s easy? Try us.

High Element: “Centipede”Come try to climb our 30’ insect as it squirms andswings, trying to get you off of it.

ContactContactElliott Pervinich (512) [email protected]://challenge.georgetown.org

StaffStaffOur staff is trained in accordance with the Association for Challenge Course Technology (ACCT) training guidelines. Facilitators will guide your group to make the connection between the experience and real-life application through focused discussion after each activity. As part of this group focus, we also provide the opportunity for personal growth, gained insight, a renewed spirit, and energy accomplished through shared success.

*For a quote, please fi ll out an on-line course request form found at http://challengecourse.georgetown.org/our-programs/

Low Element Example: TP Shuffl e

Tennis CenterTennis CenterTennis Center

Tennis Center Memberships:Tennis Center Memberships:Annual Membership Resident NonresidentFamily $242 $272Individual (ages 19 +) $157 $175Youth (ages 12-18) $61 $72

Quarterly Membership Resident NonresidentFamily $121 $139

Combo Memberships: (Recreation Center & Tennis Center)Annual Resident NonresidentIndividual $230 $350Senior $212 $272Family $472 $592Couple $394 $514Youth $100 $124

*Families are defi ned as spouse & dependents that are related by blood, marriage, or adoption, ages 22 & un-der who live in the same household and are claimed as dependents on their tax return. *Couples are defi ned as living in the same household.

Memberships Include:Memberships Include:*Court fees *Reservations one week in advance*10 free guest passes per year *Free rental - ball machine *Free rental - ball baskets*Free swimming (Tennis Center Pool Only) during public hours*Discounts on GTC leagues

Memberships do not guarantee court availability.Regular court fees are $2.00 per person per hour.

Facility Rules:Facility Rules:*All tennis players must check in at the front desk before beginning play.*Members are required to show their membership card and check in any guests.*Payment is due prior to services.*Proper attire is required at all times: -Shirt & shoes must be worn on the court -Only tennis shoes with non-marking soles will be permitted on the tennis courts.*Tennis only activities allowed on the courts; no skates, bikes, or skateboards allowed.*NO alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs are allowed on Tennis Center property.*No tobacco products of any kind permitted in the facility or on the tennis courts.*Please observe court etiquette and do not interfere with match play or lessons.*Profane language and disruptive behavior will not be tolerated.*Only individuals under contract with the City of Georgetown Parks and Recreation Department may teach or instruct lessons at Georgetown Tennis Center.*Please dispose of your trash properly.*All dogs must be on a leash.*The City of Georgetown cannot accept responsibility for lost or stolen property, or injuries that may occur while participating in any activity.

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Hours of OperationHours of OperationMonday-Thursday: 8:30 am - 9:00 pmFridays & Saturdays: 8:30 am - 6:00 pmSundays: 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm

We are located at:400 Serenada Drive Georgetown, TX 78628 (512) 931-2444http://tennis.georgetown.org

Summer Hours (June 4 - August 12, 2012):Monday-Thursday: 8:00 am - 9:00 pmFridays: 8:00 am -7:00 pm Saturdays: 8:30 am -7:00 pmSundays: 1:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Tennis CenterTennis CenterAdult LessonsAdult LessonsAdult lessons are offered year round. Dead-line for registration is noon the day before the class will be held. A minimum of four people is required for the class to make. Classes will be held based on confi rmed registrations.

Adult Monday Clinic NTRP Rating 3.0 & UpMondays from 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Come join us for a fun and fast night of drills and games. Designed to improve your game by work-ing on situational plays and live ball playing drills that will help your positioning strategy, anticipation and court awareness. We will work on a variety of strokes focusing on how to make better decisions in playing situations and shot selection. The last 15 – 20 minutes will be spent playing games with instruc-tor participation and evaluation.

Daily Rate: $10 residents / $12 nonresidents

Adult Beginner NTRP Rating 2.0-2.5Saturdays from 8:30 am - 9:30 am

This group is for adults who are new to the sport of tennis, students who have taken some minimal private or group instruction, or former players returning after some time away from the game (seeking a refresher course on the fundamentals). Each session provides a step-by-step introduction (or review) that focuses on developing and maintaining excellent form and technique for the ground strokes, serve, and volley. It emphasizes the development of good stroke formation for the forehand and backhand ground strokes via repetitive drills that develop the brain and muscle memory necessary for consistency, plus a series of running drills that teaches a student how to move properly on the tennis court. In a relatively short period of time, each student should be able to execute ground strokes with good form, good technique and good consistency to the extent that they should be able to rally with the instructor and each other. The volley and the serve are also introduced.


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Adult Intermediate NTRP Rating 3.0-3.5Saturdays from 10:30 am - Noon

This group is for graduates of the Beginning Adults class, for players who have previously taken 1-2 years of private or group lessons or former competitive players with solid fundamental skills returning to the game after 3 or more years. This class will focus on the progressive development of the ground strokes with an emphasis placed on accuracy and control and the development of more power and top spin. The volley, approach shots, defensive volleys, high volleys and running volleys will be covered. The serve (including return of serve, the return of the return, and overheads) will be developed to attain greater consistency, power, and accuracy. Singles and doubles match play will also be included.


Adult Tennis Stroke Clinic All levels welcomeThursdays from 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

This class will focus on different strokes each night. The fundamentals of stroke production and proper footwork will be covered. Drills and games are utilized to assist participants in practicing skills taught.


GTC Cardio All levels welcome Saturdays from 9:30 am - 10:30 am

This class is a fast, fun energetic workout utilizing tennis games and drills to reach your optimum target heart rate. Participants hit many tennis balls and practice various footwork patterns all while getting a great workout.


Tennis CenterTennis CenterYouth LessonsYouth Lessons Classes are on-going and you may join at anytime. No youth classes the week of Spring Break, March 12-16, 2012.

Little Tennis Ages 4-7 Tuesdays & Thursdays from 4:30 - 5:00 pm

Introduction to forehand and backhand ground strokes. Games and activities stressing on hand-eye coordination are included. This class focuses on keeping the learning experience fun and interesting for the little ones.

Daily Rate: $3.50 residents / $4 nonresidents

Youth Beginner Ages 6 & upTuesdays & Thursdays from 5:00 - 6:00 pm

This group is for children with no tennis experience, or some previous exposure to the sport through Little Tennis, group, private or summer camp lessons. In this session the focus will be on developing a solid foundation of stroke development providing the child with the skills to progress to the next level. Through a variety of racquet and foot work drills for the ground strokes, serve, and volley, students will develop positive habits necessary to hit the ball correctly and consistently with good form and technique. This class will also include an introduction to the volley and the serve, strengthening drills, running drills and hand-eye coordination games.


Youth Intermediate Ages 10 & upTuesdays & Thursdays from 6:00 - 7:00 pm

This group is for children who are graduates of the Beginning Children’s group or those who have taken private lessons to develop a comparable skill level. This group continues their development of the fundamentals of the ground strokes, volley and serve, introducing new and more challenging drills associated with each stroke. Match play, etiquette and other protocols associated with the game are covered.


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Youth Advanced Competitive Ages 10-18Tuesdays & Thursdays from 7:00 - 8:30 pm

This program is for juniors who have completed the Beginning and Intermediate levels of our group lesson program, and are looking to advance their competitive skills. All have developed a substantial repertoire of strokes and are hitting the ball harder and more consistently. Students who have not advanced through our programming are welcome provided they have the necessary skill sets as evaluated by the instructor. Each session focuses on learning, consolidating and perfecting basics of the game, learning and developing new strokes, increasing fi tness and stamina levels, developing and practicing new skills, and increasing knowledge of singles and doubles match play tactics and strategies.


GTC Elite Competitive Ages 12 & up Tuesdays & Thursdays from 7:00 - 8:30 pmInstructor approval required

This program is specifi cally designed for players who have very well developed strokes and excellent fundamentals on all basic shots. Emphasis will be on intense drills, conditioning, training and tactics all designed to prepare participants for play-ing school tennis and competing in tournaments. In addition to reviewing the basic shots, these sessions will refi ne your specialty shots such as approach shots, half-volleys, overheads, service returns, advanced use of spin, etc. Advanced strategy will be presented for both doubles and singles.


Tournament Tough Match Play Youth ages 12 & older Sundays from 3:30 pm – 5:30 pmMust be able to play points and keep score

Designed to help our youth players gain experience and confi dence when playing matches. Players are matched by skill level and rotate opponents. Coaches are on hand to offer critique and suggestions with regard to strategy and shot selection. Daily Rate: $10 Resident / $12 Nonresident

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GTC Adult Mixed LeagueGTC Adult Mixed LeagueThis is a fi xed-partner recreational league. Teams rotate to play 3 total sets of 7 games within their set of courts. Games are totaled each night and the team with the most games won moves up a set of courts. The team with the lowest number of games moves down. Space is limited, so register early!

Wednesdays, 6:30 pm Each session is 6 weeks.Fees:$15 resident member / $18 nonresident member$21 residents / $24 nonresidents

Session 1: February 1 - March 7, 2012Session 2: March 28 - May 2, 2012

2011-2012 Tennis Tournaments2011-2012 Tennis TournamentsGTC Junior Freeze - Champ/Super Champ* February 24-26, 2012

GTC Adult Summer Slam* April 27-29, 2012

Georgetown CATA Jr. Grand SlamAugust 18-19, 2012

GTC Adult Fall Championship* September 14-16, 2012

GTC Halloween Junior Open* October 26-28, 2012*Indicates a USTA sanctioned tournamentTo register for a tournament, go on-line to http://www.usta.com/TennisLink

Head Tennis Pro Pete PolkinghornHead Tennis Pro Pete PolkinghornPete Polkinghorn joined the tennis staff in May of 2009 as the Center’s Head Tennis Professional. A U.S.P.T.A. certifi ed Tennis Professional since 1980, Pete played for Westlake High School and later played under the guidance of Fred Kniffen at TJC in Tyler. His teaching philosophy centers on keeping things simple and fun for the students. “Simplifying the stroke mechanics for the beginning and intermediate players provide immediate results and a higher level of self confi dence for those players just entering the sport or those who have reached a plateau and need help moving to the next level”. Pete also has worked with a number of state and nationally ranked players.

Tennis CenterTennis Center

Pro ShopPro ShopWe carry tennis accessories with full stringing services. Not in the shop? Ask us and we can order it for you!

BALL MACHINE – NEW Playmate Ace $10.00 per hour plus court fees. One hour maximum. BALL BASKET - $6.00 per hour

Private LessonsPrivate Lessons By scheduled appointmentCancellation Policy: 24 hours is necessary for all cancellations. Late notices and no-shows will be charged the full lesson fee.

Private Lessons: Head Pro $50 per hour or $25 per half hourAssistant Pros $40 per hour or $22 per half hour

Semi-private Lessons:Hour Lesson (two people) $25 per person

Private Group Lessons:Hour Lesson (three people) $20 per personHour Lesson (four people) $15 per personHour Lesson (fi ve or more) $10 per person

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Youth AthleticsYouth AthleticsCo-ed Youth Soccer Co-ed Youth Soccer Fees: $35/Resident $45/NonresidentAll games are played at the soccer fi elds adjacent to the Georgetown Recreation Center on Austin Ave. Games will be played on Saturdays only.

Registration: February 13 -March 24, 2012. After March 24, we will still accept late registrations with an additional $5 late registration only if there are spots available.

Leagues: Pre-K through eighth grade leagues are available. A Special Needs League is also available. Age/grade will be strictly enforced.

The soccer season is scheduled to start March 31, 2012. The fi rst two Saturdays are practices, followed by eight game days.

Parents/Coaches Meeting: Thursday, March 29, 2012 at 7 pm at the Georgetown Community Center, located at 445 E. Morrow Street in San Gabriel Park. Volunteer Coaches & Assistant Coaches Needed! Please call (512) 930-3596 for more information!

Basketball Personal Training at the Recreation CenterBasketball Personal Training at the Recreation CenterFees: $35 per hour/Residents Fees: $35 per hour/Residents $40 per hour/Nonresident $50 per hour/Couple$40 per hour/Nonresident $50 per hour/Couple Need a little extra training to improve your basketball skills? Sign up for basketball personal training that will make a difference with Lonnie Welch. Lonnie Welch is the founder of IMPACT Sportz and has nine years of coaching experience, including as an assistant coach at the collegiate level. He has assisted in forming one of the largest youth basketball programs in Chicago. Lonnie has been an AAU basketball coach for eight years.

What will be covered?• Development of multi-directional movement/agility• Advanced and specifi ed skill training• Comprehensive skill analysis and weakness• Customized improvement and progression• Focused and effi cient on-court workouts• Personalized long-term self-improvement strategies• Position specifi c drills and skills work• Individual and team defense• Ball handling• Shooting• Speed & agility• Team strategies• Individual strategies

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Hoops - Coed Youth Basketball Courses Hoops - Coed Youth Basketball Courses Hoops will provide essential basketball elements to help our participants become well-rounded players. Hoops will focus on the basics of basketball, including: offensive fundamentals, defensive fundamentals, ball handling, shooting, sportsmanship, and rules of the game. Hoops will enhance each participant’s skill and abilities to maximize his/her potential on and off the court. Hoops 101 is designed for grades PreK-2nd, and Hoops 201 is designed for grades 3rd-6th. Courses will be taught by Lonnie Welch.

HOOPS 101 Course: Hoops 101 will be held on Wednesday nights at the Georgetown Recreation Center from 6:00-6:55 pm.

Dates: March 21 - May 9, 2012

Fees: $95/member; $100/non-member resident; $105/non-member nonresident

HOOPS 201 Course: Hoops 101 will be held on Wednesday nights at the Georgetown Recreation Center from 7:00 - 7:55 pm.

Dates: March 21 - May 9, 2012

Fees: $95/member; $100/non-member resident; $105/non-member nonresident

Elite Hoops-Elite Hoops- 3rd- 8th Grade3rd- 8th Grade Elite Hoops will provide an enhanced focus on your child’s shooting ability. Digital pictures of your child will be taken at the beginning of the course in order to analyze his/her strengths and weaknesses as a shooter. Throughout the course, we will focus on form, technique and overall shooting ability. At the end of the course, the digital pictures will be retaken and your child will receive his/her pictures, along with an evaluation that will highlight his/her improvements, and a list of recommendations.

Spring 2012 Elite Hoops Eight Week Course: This class will meet on Wednesday nights for 8 weeks at the Georgetown Recreation Center from 8:00 - 8:55 pm in Gym 2.

Elite Hoops Dates: March 21 - May 9, 2012

Elite Hoops Fees: $110/member; $115/non-member resident; $120/non-member nonresident

...Check back in the Fall/Winter for Girls Youth Volleyball and Co-ed ...Check back in the Fall/Winter for Girls Youth Volleyball and Co-ed Youth Basketball!Youth Basketball!

Adult Kickball - Spring LeagueAdult Kickball - Spring LeagueRegistration: January 23 - February 27; $130 per team

Late Registration: February 28- March 5; $155 per team

Season Begins: The week of March 12, 2012. Each team will play a 8 game schedule. We intend to make up all rain-out games.

Game Times: 7 pm, 8 pm & 9 pm

Leagues: Co-Rec League - Tuesday NightMen’s League - Wednesday NightWomen’s League - Wednesday Night

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Adult Softball- Spring LeagueAdult Softball- Spring LeagueRegistration: January 16- February 20; $335 per team

Late Registration: February 21-27; $380 per team

Season Begins: The week of March 5, 2012. Each team will play a 8 game schedule. We intend to make up all rain-out games.

Game Times: 7 pm, 8 pm, 9 pm & 10 pm

Leagues: Men’s Church League - Monday nightsUSSSA Men’s Open League - Monday nightsWomen’s League - Monday nightsNSA Men’s Open - Wednesday NightsMen’s Open League - Tuesday & Thursday nights Co-Rec League - Tuesday & Friday nightsChurch Co-ed League - Friday nights

McMaster Athletic ComplexMcMaster Athletic ComplexLocated at 101 W.L. Walden Drive, the McMaster Athletic Complex is home to award-winning softball fi elds. The complex is available to rent for private tournaments. Please call (512) 930-3594 for rental rates. Amenities include:*Four softball fi elds *Horseshoe & washer pits *Two full size soccer fi elds *Regulation size football fi eld*Four sand volleyball courts *Children’s playscape*Picnic areas *Concession stand*Misting station *Restrooms

LEAGUE RAIN-OUT INFORMATION: (512) 931-7719

Contact:Glenn Moss

Superintendent of Athletics/Recreation(512) 930-3594

[email protected]://athletics.georgetown.org

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Softball TournamentsSoftball TournamentsThe McMaster Athletic Complex softball fi elds are available for rent to private groups, individuals, and organizations for hosting their own tournaments that may not be sanctioned or affi liated with Georgetown Parks and Recreation. For a list of upcoming tournaments, please visit http://softball.georgetown.org/tournaments

Adult Soccer - Spring LeagueAdult Soccer - Spring LeagueRegistration: January 16 - February 27; $395 per teamLate Registration: February 28 - March 5; $435 per team

Season Begins: The week of March 12, 2012. Each team will play an 8 game schedule. We intend to make up all rain-out games. Games played at McMaster Athletic Complex. Team uniforms are required.

Game Times: 7 pm and 8:30 pm.

Leagues: Men’s Recreational League - Monday nightsMen’s Open League - Tuesday & Friday nightsCo-ed League - Thursday nights

Women’s Over 25 Soccer Women’s Over 25 Soccer Fees: $35 per individual/Resident $40 per individual/Nonresident

Registration: Begins on January 9, 2012. Players can register throughout the course of the season.

Season Begins: Sunday, February 19, 2012. The league plays on Sunday afternoons at the fi elds adjacent to the Recreation Center and Playscapein San Gabriel Park.

Format: Games are 7 on 7 and consist of 20 minute quarters on downsized fi elds. Previous soccer experience is not necessary.

Pre-season Clinic: Sunday, February 12, 2012 at 1:00 pm. The clinic will be held on the Youth Soccer Fields located next to the Recreation Center.

Adult Volleyball - Summer LeagueAdult Volleyball - Summer LeagueFees: $35 Resident Free Agent $40 Nonresident Free Agent $250 Per Team

Registration: March 12 - April 30, 2012. Sign up as a team or a free agent!

Team Captain Meeting: May 3, 2012 at the Georgetown Recreation Center at 7 pm.

Season Begins: May 10, 2012. Each game will play an 8 game schedule. League games will be played on Thursday evenings at the Georgetown Recreation Center. Game times will be determined by how many teams register.

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Family Adventures - Ages 8 & upFamily Adventures - Ages 8 & upGarrett Island Paddle & Picnic Garrett Island Paddle & Picnic Course #36847Course #36847Where: Lake Buchanan (West of Burnet)When: Saturday, February 18, 2012(Depart at 8:00 am; Return at 6:00 pm) Cost Per Person: $30 Residents/$35 Nonresidents

Explore the bird sanctuary of Garrett Island by canoe. This time of year there is even a chance to see a Bald Eagle. We plan to canoe to and picnic at Garrett Island on Lake Buchanan near Canyon of the Eagles (2 mile round trip). We will provide canoes, paddles, lifejackets, drybags, and canoe instruction. You will need to bring sun block, sack lunch, extra set of dry clothes, two quart-sized water bottles, binoculars (optional) and fi shing gear (optional).

Fish On! Course #39622Fish On! Course #39622Where: Lake TravisWhen: Saturday, March 3, 2012 (Depart at 6:00 am; Return at 5:00 pm) Cost Per Person: $20 Residents/$25 Nonresidents

March marks the peak season of that Texas “Rite of Passage” known as white bass fi shing. Join us as we head out on Lake Travis in search of the spawn of these fi sh. Depending on water level we will either canoe or hike on the lake to the fi shing hole. Bring your own fi shing equipment or borrow some of ours. We will provide fi shing gear (if needed), minnows if available, and a cooler for fi sh storage. You will need to bring a sack lunch, water bottle, clothes & shoes for wading, fi let knife & stringer (if you intend to keep the fi sh), dry clothes for the return trip, and a fi shing license if you are over 16.

Inks Lake Family Adventure Course #39623Inks Lake Family Adventure Course #39623Where: Inks Lake State Park near Burnet, TXWhen: April 28-29, 2012 (Depart at April 28 6:00 am; Return April 29 at 3:00 pm) Cost: $45 Residents/$50 Nonresidents (per person)

Bring your family or come alone on this overnight camping adventure to Inks Lake State Park. We’ll spend the day canoeing to and exploring the “Devil’s Waterhole.” After dinner we’ll enjoy a campfi re and fi shing from a lighted pier. Remember, you are no longer required to have a fi shing license inside a state park. We will provide all camping gear, canoes, paddles, life jackets, and fi shing gear if needed. You will need to bring a sack lunch for Saturday, money for lunch on Sunday, and your personal belongings.

Questions? Contact:Questions? Contact:Joe Armstrong, Adventure Coordinator(512) [email protected]://adventure.georgetown.org

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Adventure ProgramAdventure Program

Where: San Marcos RiverWhen: Saturday, May 12, 2012(Depart at 8:30 am; Return at 6:00 pm) Cost Per Person:$45 Residents/$50 Nonresidents

Celebrate Mother’s Day with us as we head to the scenic San Marcos River for some whitewater kayaking. We welcome beginners and experiencedpaddlers alike. Participants will receive instruction in river safety, river reading, and basic kayak handling.We will provide sit-on-top kayaks, paddles, lifejackets, dry bags, and river guides. You will need tobring a sack lunch, 2 quart sized water bottles, swimsuit, water shoes, sunblock, and money for a snack. The water shoes should not be fl ip fl ops, crocks, or water socks. An old pair of sneakers makes a great water shoe.

Trip Cancellation PolicyTrip Cancellation Policy -100% credit or refund* Client cancellation (7 days in advance): -100% Credit or Refund* Client cancellation (within 7 days): -No credit or refund* Inclement weather: - Discretion of the Adventure Coordinator p g g g

Special EventsSpecial EventsEggs Away! Eggs Away! New this year!! New this year!! Where: Georgetown Airport 500 Terminal Drive, Georgetown, TX 78628When: Saturday, March 31, 2012Time: 10 am (please arrive by 9:30 am)Ages: 10 & underCost: FREE!Parking: Enter at North Gate by Halmar CoveInclement Weather Date: Saturday, April 7

On Saturday, March 31, 2012, the City of Georgetown is inviting the community to attend an exceptionally exciting Easter Egg Drop event! At 10:00 am a B25 Bomber will fl y overhead dropping thousands of plastic eggs from the sky leaving plenty of eggs on the fi eld readyto hunt!). Select eggs will be marked as the winner of grand prizes.

Hunts will be divided into three age groups: ages 0-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8& 9-10.

In case of bad weather, the event will be rescheduled for Saturday, April 7 at the airport. This event will replace the Annual Eggstravaganza Easter Egg Hunt at McMaster Athletic Complex put on by Georgetown Parks & Recreation. For more information, contact Erin Ruyle at [email protected].

Catfi sh Fishing DerbyCatfi sh Fishing DerbyWhere: San Gabriel Park, Georgetown, TXWhen: Saturday, May 5, 2012 Time: 7:00 am - 11:30 amCost: $3.00

Join us for a day of fun and fi shing at the Annual Catfi sh Fishing Derby on Saturday, May 5, 2012. This event is held in beautiful San Gabriel Park in Georgetown, from 7:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

Anyone can come fi sh, but you must be registered in order to win prizes. Any catfi sh caught wins a prize! Ticket prices are $3.00. Limit one pole per person, please. Fishing permit is required for participants 17 & older. For more information, contact Erin Ruyle at [email protected].

Special Needs DancesSpecial Needs DancesDesigned for people with Special Needs, ages 15 & older. Enjoy food, dancing, photos & prizes from 6:00 - 8:00 pm at the Georgetown Community Center, 445 E. Morrow Street.

Admission: $5.00 per person. Caregiver/family member is free. A caregiver or family member must be present with participant at all times.

Upcoming Dates: April 6 (Wild West); July 27 (Luau); October 12 (Halloween); January 27 (Masquerade).

For more information, contact Heather Schwan [email protected].

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Special EventsSpecial EventsBlood DrivesBlood DrivesYou can help save lives in our community! NEW in 2012:• New partner: The Blood Center of Central Texas • Move into Georgetown Recreation Center / Teen & Senior Center• Online registration available• New incentives and prizesPlease pre-register online with the Blood Center or call / email Brandi Williams at the Georgetown Recreation Center. *Donors should eat a good meal at least one hour prior to donation.

Friday, May 18 - 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM & 4:00 PM to 7:00 PMFriday, August 24 - 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM

The Blood Center of Central Texas 512-206-1367 To Sign up online: www.inyourhands.org Sponsor code: GT

Movies in the Park Dates TBD Movies in the Park Dates TBD Suddenlink Communications, in conjunction with Georgetown Parks & Recreation, will be showing Movies in the Park during the summer, typically in July & August. These events are FREE and the movie will begin 10 minutes after sunset. Movies and show times will be posted on-line at parks.georgetown.org. For more information, contact Erin Ruyle at [email protected].

Cupid’s Chase 5k Run & WalkCupid’s Chase 5k Run & WalkWhere: Georgetown, TXWhen: Saturday, February 4, 2012 Time: 8:30 amCost: Visit cupid.georgetown.org for current prices and registration. Join us for the 17th annual Cupid’s Chase 5k Run/Walk, a community tradition! This will be a chip-timed event. The race distance is 5k (3.1 miles). For more information, contact Erin Ruyle at [email protected].

Halloween FestivalHalloween FestivalWhere: Community Center, 445 E. Morrow Street, Georgetown, TXWhen: Thursday, October 25, 2012 Time: 5:00 - 9:00 pmCost: Visit parks.georgetown.org for various prices.Join us for a hayride through the park, Halloween Carnival, Movie in the Park and Trick-or-Treating through the Trick-or-Treat Village! For more information, contact Erin Ruyle at [email protected].

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Georgetown Recreation Center Contact:Brandi [email protected]

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AquaticsAquaticsRecreation Center Indoor PoolRecreation Center Indoor PoolThe indoor pool at the Recreation Center is a 25-yard competition pool. There are eight six-foot-deep lap lanes. There is also a three foot shallow end with water features and areas designed for swimming lessons. Our programs include water aerobics, lifeguard training courses and learn to swim classes.

Pool Hours:Pool Hours:Monday -Friday: 5:30 am - 8:30 pmSaturday: 9:00 am - 8:30 pmSunday: CLOSED

Age Restrictions:Age Restrictions:***Adult/Guardian must be at least 16 years old!Ages 1-6: Must have an adult/guardian in the pool and within arm’s reach at all times.Ages 7-11: Must have an adult/guardian in the pool area at all times.Ages 12 & Up: May use the pool without an adult/guardian.

Pool RulesPool Rules1. Adult/Guardian must be at least 16 years of age!2. Adult/Guardian of children age 6 and younger must be in a bathing suit and be actively participating in the water with their children at all times.3. Adult/Guardian of children ages 7 – 9 must remain in the Aquatic Area at all times.4. All swimmers are required to take a cleansing shower before entering the pool.5. Appropriate swimming attire only. No denim, cut-off shorts, spandex, etc.6. Swim diapers are required for young children. Regular diapers are prohibited in the pool. Swim diapers are available for purchase if needed.7. Food, gum and candy are prohibited in the pool area. No glass containers.8. No running, diving, fl ips or horse play of any kind.9. U.S. Coast Guard approved fl otation devices only. No water wings or inner tubes allowed. 10. Snorkels and fi ns must be used in lap lanes only. Masks cannot cover the nose.11. Do not sit or pull on lap lane ropes. Lap swimming is only allowed in designated lap lanes. Everyone must be prepared to share a lane. Transition lane may be used for water walking.12. Breath holding games or breath holding training is not permitted.13. No animals allowed in the pool area with the exception of service animals.14. Anyone having open cuts, wounds, etc. are not permitted in the pool.15. All tobacco products are prohibited.16. The City of Georgetown is not responsible for lost or stolen items.17. An admission fee or membership is required to swim prior to or after swim lessons, water aerobics, or scheduled pool parties.18. Unacceptable behavior is grounds for being removed from the facility.19. Staff reserves the right to enforce other rules as necessary to ensure the safety of our members and guests.

Outdoor Seasonal Pools/Outdoor Seasonal Pools/Outdoor Splash PoolOutdoor Splash PoolCity pools and the Outdoor Splash Pool at the Georgetown Recreation Center are closed during the off-season and will re-open in late May. For more information, please visit aquatics.georgetown.org

Questions? Please contact Stephanie Darimont, Aquatics Coordinator, at (512) 930-3541.

Waiting ListsWaiting ListsDue to instructor/participant ratios, each class and program will have a maximum number of spots available. Once the class maximum has been reached, subsequent registrants will be notifi ed that the class is full and you will have the option to be placed on a waiting list. Should spots become available, program openings will be fi lled on a fi rst-come, fi rst-serve basis from registrants that appear on the waiting list.

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AquaticsAquaticsAqua FitAqua FitShallow water low impact water aerobics designed to improve cardio, core strength, fl exibility, endurance and balance. Come exercise in the water and enjoy a total body workout. The classes are open to both men and women. You will be pleased with the level of fi tness and strength you achieve by working out in Aqua Fit. Come Join Us!

Fees: Member - $30 | Non-Member Resident - $35 | Non-Member Nonresident - $40

All classes will meet MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS from Noon - 12:50 pm at the Georgetown Recreation Center.

Dates Course CodeFeb. 27 - Mar. 30 39462 **No classes during Spring Break March 12-16April 2-27 39463April 30 - May 25 39464June 4-29 39465July 9 - Aug. 3 39466 August 6-31 39467

Digg’in the DeepDigg’in the DeepCardio Intervals mixed with strength endurance for every muscle group and your feet never touch the ground! Come join us for this invigorating non-impact, jump start your metabolism, deep water aerobics class. This class is for anyone and you are encouraged to work at your own level.


All classes will meet TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS from 6:30 - 7:30 am at the Georgetown Recreation Center.

Dates Course CodeFeb. 28 - Mar. 29 39468 **No classes during Spring Break March 12-16April 3-26 39469May 1-24 39470June 5-28 39471July 10 - Aug. 2 39472 August 7-30 39473

Six Feet UnderSix Feet UnderThis class is a little slower paced than the 6:30 am Diggin in the Deep class. We still focus on getting heart rate up while having fun with a variety of moves, both cardio and strengthening. This is a great class if you are looking for some cross training or just something a little different.


All classes will meet TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS from 7:45 -8:45 am at the Georgetown Recreation Center.

Dates Course CodeFeb. 28 - Mar. 29 39474 **No classes during Spring Break March 12-16April 3-26 39475May 1-24 39476June 5-28 39477July 10 - Aug. 2 39478 August 7-30 39479

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Swim Lesson InformationSwim Lesson InformationThe City of Georgetown offers American Red Cross (ARC) Learn to Swim classes. Classes during the school year are two days a week for four weeks. All classes are 35 minutes each and are held at the Georgetown Recreation Center. Lesson Fees: Resident: $40 Nonresident: $50

The City of Georgetown Parks and Recreation will make all lesson cancellations due to inclement weather with the safety of our participants in mind. Cancellations will be made 30 minutes prior to class. Age restrictions for all Learn to Swim classes will be enforced.

Parent & Child Beginner Ages 6 months to 3 yearsParent & Child Beginner Ages 6 months to 3 yearsThe foundation of the ARC Parent and Child Beginner class is to familiarize young children to the water and pre-pare them to learn to swim. These basic skills include water adjustment, enter and exit the water in a safe manner, explore submerging to the mouth, nose and eyes completely, explore buoyancy. A responsible adult is required to participate with the child.

Parent & Child Beginner Learn to Swim - 2 Days a Week

DAYS TIME March 19 - April 11 April 16 - May 9

M/W 9:45 am 39813 39815


T/Th 4:30 pm 39814 39816

Parent & Child Advanced Ages 18 months to 3 yearsParent & Child Advanced Ages 18 months to 3 yearsThe foundation of the ARC Parent and Child Advanced class is to build upon the basic fundamentals of the Parent and Child Beginner course. This class will focus on preparing the child for preschool Learn to Swim Classes and stress safety in and around the water. A responsible adult is required to participate with the child.

Parent & Child Advanced Learn to Swim - 2 Days a Week


M/W 10:30 am 39799 39801


T/Th 5:15 pm 39800 39802

Preschool Ages 3-5 yearsPreschool Ages 3-5 yearsThe foundation of the ARC Preschool Learn to Swim program class is to focus on submerging the mouth and nose, front and back glides, recovering to a vertical position, back fl oat, simultaneous and alternating arm action on front and back, simultaneous and alternating leg action on front and back, roll over from front to back, treading water and safety. The preschool program will be divided in up to 3 groups based on ability (beginner, intermediate and advanced) on the fi rst day of class. Preschool Learn to Swim - 2 Days a Week


M/W 9:00 am 39850 39888

M/W 9:45 am 39851 39889

M/W 10:30 am 39886 39890

M/W 11:15 am 39887 39891


T/Th 4:30 pm 39892 39895

T/Th 5:15 pm 39893 39896

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Level 1/2 Ages 6-12 yearsLevel 1/2 Ages 6-12 yearsThe foundation of the ARC Level 1/2 Learn to Swim program class is to give participants success with fundamental skills, including learning how to fl oat without support and to recover to a vertical position. This class will focus on front and back glides and fl oats, rolling from front to back and back to front, treading water using arm and leg actions, combined arm and leg actions on front and back, fi nning arm action, learning how to stay safe, including recognizing an emergency, knowing how to call for help, and performing simple non-swimming assists, learning how to stay safe in, on and around the water, learning what to think about and do when exhausted or caught in a dangerous situation. All classes will be held at the Georgetown Recreation Center.

Level 1 & 2 Learn to Swim - 2 Days a Week


T/Th 6:00 pm 39719 39723

T/Th 6:45 pm 39720 39724

Level 3 Ages 6-12 yearsLevel 3 Ages 6-12 yearsThe foundation of the ARC Level 3 Learn to Swim program class is to increase profi ciency and build on the basic aquatic skills learned in Level 1/2 by providing additional guided practice with increased distances and times. This class will focus on front, jellyfi sh and tuck fl oats, recovering from a front or back fl oat or glide to a vertical position, back fl oat and glide, change direction of travel while swimming on front and back, combined arm and leg actions on front and back, treading water using arm and leg actions, learning how to stay safe, including recognizing an emergency and knowing how to call for help, and learning how to stay safe in, on and around the water. All classes are held at the Georgetown Recreation Center.

Level 3 Learn to Swim - 2 Days a Week


T/Th 6:45 pm 39747 39748

Level 4 Ages 6-12 yearsLevel 4 Ages 6-12 yearsThe foundation of the ARC Level 4 Learn to Swim program class is to develop participants’ confi dence in the strokes learned in Level 3 and to improve other aquatic skills. This class will focus on headfi rst entries from the side in compact and stride positions, swimming under water, feet fi rst surface dives, survival swimming, front crawl and backstroke open turns, treading water using two different kicks, front and back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke, and butterfl y, fl utter and dolphin kicks on back, learning to look carefully before entering the water, learning to perform simple non-swimming assists, and learning about recreational water illnesses and how to avoid them. All classes are held at the Georgetown Recreation Center.

Level 4 Learn to Swim - 2 Days a Week


T/Th 7:30 pm 39771 39772

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Level 1/2 Ages 6-12 years

Level 3 Ages 6-12 years

Level 4 Ages 6-12 years

Adult Beginner Ages 12 & upAdult Beginner Ages 12 & upHave you always wanted to learn how to swim? Now is your chance! This adult beginning swimming class will be taught by an American Red Cross certifi ed Water Safety Instructor. Learn basics and enjoy the water. All classes are held at the Georgetown Recreation Center.

Adult Learn to Swim - 2 Days a Week


M/W 9:00 am 39711 39712


T/Th 7:30 pm 39713 39714

Lifeguarding Ages 15 years & UpLifeguarding Ages 15 years & UpThe foundation of the ARC Lifeguarding program is to teach participants the knowledge and skills needed to prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies. The course content and activities prepare participants to recognize and respond quickly and effectively to emergencies and prevent drownings and injuries. This class will focus on understanding the value of behaving in a professional manner, learning how to identify behaviors of a swimmer, distressed swimmer and an active or passive drowning victim, understanding the components of an emergency action plan and how to activate it, understanding the general procedures for an emergency occuring in water or on land, demonstrating how to perform equipment-based rescues, learning how to provide fi rst aid and how to care for breathing and cardiac emergencies, and learning how to recognize and care for possible head, neck, and back injuries.Resident: $195Non-resident: $205

PLACE DAYS DATES TIMES CODE

GRC M-Th 3/12 - 3/15 8:30 am - 5:00 pm 38863

GRC/VIL Sat/Sun 3/10 - 3/18 9:00 am - 5:00 pm 38864

GRC M/WSat

4/09 - 4/21 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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VIL Sat/Sun 5/12 - 5/20 8:30 am - 5:00 pm 38866

GRC M-Th 6/11 - 6/14 8:30 am - 5:00 pm 38867

*Please check the website regularly to see if additional lifeguard classes have been added to the schedule.

Water Safety Instructor Ages 16 & ypWater Safety Instructor Ages 16 & ypWater Safety Instructor Course certifi es participants to teach Red Cross swimming courses to infants through adults. Fundamentals of Instructor Training (FIT) will be included in this course. Candidates must be at a Level IV swimming ability or higher.Resident: $295 Dates: 5/22 - 5/27Non-resident: $305 Times: Tuesday, 6-9 pm; Wednesday, 6-9 pm; Thurs/Fri, 4-9 pm;Code: 38834 Saturday, 9 am - 6 pm; Sunday, 1 pm - 6 pm

Babysitters Training Ages 11-15Babysitters Training Ages 11-15To provide youth who are planning to babysit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly give care for infants and children. This training will help participants to develop leadership skills; learn how to develop a babysitting business, keep themselves and others safe and help children behave; and learn about basic child care and basic fi rst aid. Please bring a snack.Resident: $100 Non-resident: $110 Location: Event Room, Recreation CenterTime: 9:30 am - 4:00 pm

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Day Dates CodeFri March 16 39488Sat April 7 39489Sat May 12 39490Sat May 19 39491

McMaster Athletic Complex RentalsMcMaster Athletic Complex RentalsThe McMaster Athletic Complex is located at 101 W. L. Walden Drive (east of San Gabriel Park). Softball fi elds are available for rent to private groups, individuals, and organizations for hosting their own tournaments that may not be sanctioned or affi liated with Georgetown Parks and Recreation. The McMaster Athletic Complex consists of four softball fi elds of which two have 315′ fences and two have 300′ fences. All outfi eld fences are 8′ high and have 16′ crushed granite warning tracks. Each foul line has a 20′ yellow winged foul poles. The fi elds are illuminated with tournament quality lighting provided by MUSCO Lighting Inc. Other amenities include a concession stand, restrooms, playground, water feature mister, horseshoe and washer pits, covered seating and picnic areas all located on site.

0-2 Hours 2-4 Hours 4-6 Hours 6+ hours/all day

McMaster Softball Fields (per fi eld)

$25.00 $50.00 $75.00 $100.00

McMaster Soccer Fields (per fi eld)

$25.00 $50.00 $75.00 $100.00

McMaster Football Field Fees

$25.00 $50.00 $75.00 $100.00

McMaster Softball, Football & Soccer fi eld light fees are $20.00 per hour per fi eld. Lights must be turned on at least 15 minutes before sunset. 1-2 fi elds

Softball Field Prep (professionally drag and line fi eld to start the day): Field Prep must be submitted by the Wednesday before the rental. 1-2 fi elds is $25; 3-4 fi elds is $50.

Recreation CenterRecreation CenterThe Georgetown Recreation Center has multipurpose rooms and a gymnasium available for rental use during facil-ity hours. The Event Room at the Recreation Center can be rented out for birthday parties. For more information on reserving the Recreation Center, call (512) 930-1711.

* Rec Center Gymnasium: The gymnasium can be rented during operational hours at a rate of $75/hour. There is a minimum of 2 hours/rental.

* Multipurpose Room: The Georgetown Recreation Center also has multipurpose rooms that are available for rental. These rooms seat up to 150 people for half of the room, and seat 300 for the full room. Amenities include A/V equipment, tables and chairs. Rental fees are as follows: $50/hour for half of the room or $100/hour for both rooms.

* Event Room: The Event Room at the Recreation Center can be rented out for birthday parties. This package will give you exclusive access to the event room for 2 hours and use of the indoor and outdoor pool. Please note that the Outdoor Pool use is seasonal. There can be up to 12 kids per group with a 20 person maximum. Age restrictions for adult supervision does apply.

Fees: Members: $125 / Non-member: $150 resident / $175 non-resident

Recreation Center PavilionRecreation Center PavilionThe Recreation Center Pavilion can be rented out for birthday parties. The party will have exclusive use of the pavilion for 3 hours. The pavilion provides quick access to the Recreation Center outdoor volleyball and basketball courts. This package includes picnic style benches/tables and daily visit fees for the Recreation Center. Age restrictions for adult supervision apply.

Fees: Members 125 / Non-member: $150 resident/ $175 non-resident

Facility RentalsFacility Rentals

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Event Room

Whole Building Half Building Half Building with Courtyard

Mon-Thurs Fri-Sun Mon-Thurs Fri-Sun Mon-Thurs Fri-SunResident $500 $600 $250 $350 $275 $375Nonresident $700 $800 $350 $450 $375 $475Non-Profi t(501c3)

$250 $250 $100 $150 $125 $175

Commercial $800 $900 N/A N/A N/A N/A

A rental contract and security contract are required. Other fees may also apply. For more information contact Parks & Recreation Administration at (512) 930-3595.

Community Center

Georgetown Community CenterGeorgetown Community CenterThe Georgetown Community Center is located

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within San Gabriel Park, at 445 E. Morrow Street,and may be rented for reunions, weddings, parties, meetings or family gatherings.

Reservations may be made up to one year in advance. The 6,950 square foot building has thecapacity for 440 people. Facility amenitiesinclude a kitchen, tables, chairs, rest rooms, P.A.system, courtyard and barbeque pits.

The Parks & Recreation Administration Offi ce is located at1101 N. College Street and has two separate meeting rooms available to the public for rent.

* Community Room:o y oo The Community Room has a seating capacity of 60 and offers a projection screen, water fountain & rest room.

Charges for the Community Room:g o o y ooRegular: $50/2 hr with a maximum charge of

$200/day (8 hrs)Local Non-Profi t: $30/2 hr with a maximum charge of

$120/day (8 hrs)Damage Deposit: $100 refundable

* Conference Room:o oo The conference room has a seating capacity of 15 and offers a projection screen,white board, and a television with VCR/DVD player.

Charges for the Conference Room:g o o ooRegular: $30/2 hr with a maximum charge of $120/day (8 hrs)Local Non-Profi t: $20/2 hr with a maximum charge of $80/day (8 hrs)Damage Deposit: $100 refundable

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ForestryForestryTree Plantings/Tree Plantings/Volunteer OpportunitiesVolunteer OpportunitiesIf you enjoy working outdoors and volunteering, the City of Georgetown’s Urban Forestry department could use your time and talents! Spreading mulch around newly planted trees, removing invasive bushes and trees along the bank of the San Gabriel River and gardening in the Sunken Garden in San Gabriel Park are all activities that need volunteers to keep our city beautiful. The Urban Forester will organize volunteer activities for large or small groups for weekend or weekday times. Please contact us 30 days in advance to organize activities for your group. The Urban Forester organizes public tree plantings during the year; usually one in the fall and one in the spring. Groups can not hold their own tree planting due to certain requirements, but your group is encouraged to volunteer for the public tree plantings organized. If you want to add your name to an email list or are trying to organize a work day contact Heather Brewer, Urban Forester, at [email protected] or call (512) 930-6113.

Memorial Tree & BenchMemorial Tree & BenchAre you looking for a special way to mark the birth of a child, grandchild or celebrate a special birth-day? Having trouble fi nding a unique wedding or anniversary gift? Looking for a way to memorialize loved ones who have passed away? Donating a memorial tree or bench to the City of Georgetown Parks and Recreation Department is the perfect solution for all these occasions. There are few other gifts that will be as long lasting as a tree. A tree will immortalize your personal occasion, and a bench will give you and your family a place to go to remember. Either of these gifts will give back to your community in ways no other gift can. Memorial trees and benches will provide for a more enjoyable recreation experience for the citizens and visitors of Georgetown for many years to come. For more information about this program, please call Urban Forester, Heather Brewer, at (512) 930-6113 or email [email protected]. Please visit our web page at http://forestry.georgetown.org/memorial-tree-memorial-bench/

Bark ParkBark ParkPark is situated on approximately six acres featuring separate areas for small dogs (under 30pounds) and large dogs. Beautiful pecan trees provide signifi cant shade for the area. Parking is available, as well as water fountains, benches and trash containers for owners and their dogs. Besure to read “Rules for Use” posted at the park or on our web site at parks.georgetown.org! Dog park hours are daylight hours (sunrise to sunset).

Skate ParkSkate ParkLocated in San Gabriel Park, the park offers skater ramps, grind boxes, rails, half pipes and quarter pipes. The Georgetown Skate park is located at 449 E. Morrow, behind the Community Center next to the baseball fi elds. The skate park is open daily from 8:00 am - 9:00 pm. This is an unsupervised park. Skate at your own risk!

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Park RentalsPark RentalsSan Gabriel Park is located at 445 E. Morrow, is shaded by 200 year old Oak Trees and 5has several pavilions that can be reserved for a nominal fee.

San Gabriel Park offers a nine hole disc golf course and a 1.6 mile granite trail aroundthe park with additional miles of trail to Blue Hole Park, Rivery Park, and Booty’s Road Park which extends to Lake Georgetown.

Fees vary from $20-$30 per rental area. For more information, pictures, and a map of specifi c rental areas for San Gabriel Park, visit our web site at http://parks.georgetown.org or call (512) 930-3595.

Booty’s Road Park Pavilion is located at 1631 Booty’s Park Road. This pavilion accommodates approximately 130 people, offering handicap accessibility, water, electricity, grills and restrooms. The park has accessto the Lake Georgetown trail as well as the City of Georgetown Trail thatextends to San Gabriel Park.

Fee: $50 Call (512) 930-3595 to reserve!

Rivery ParkRivery Park Pavilion is located at 1448 Rivery Boulevard. This pavilion has four

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large picnic tables, electricity, water, grills and restrooms. There is a large TreeHouse playground for kids and fi shing is permitted in the pond. The City of Georgetown Hike & Bike Trail and the 18 hole disc golf course are also accessibleat this park.

Fee: $30 Call 512.930.3595 to reserve!

Hike & Bike TrailsThe Georgetown Parks & Recreation Department has nearly nine miles of hike k kk k

t P k &and bike trails along the North and South San Gabriel Rivers. There is a 1.6mile granite loop around San Gabriel Park.

On the North San Gabriel River, there is a 4.5 mile trail that goes from SanGabriel Park to Booty’s Road Park. On the South San Gabriel River, there is aone mile lighted trail that starts at Walden and College Streets and goes to BlueHole Park.

The City of Georgetown’s San Gabriel River Trail was designated a NationalRecreation Trail by the U.S. Department of Interior in 2006. For map information, please visit our web site at http://parks.georgetown.org.

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Disc Golf CoursesDisc Golf CoursesThe Georgetown Parks & Recreation Department maintains two nine-hole Disc Golf Courses in both San Gabriel Park and Pinnacle Park, plus a challenging 18-hole Disc Golf Course in Rivery Park. Please call (512) 930-3595 for more information.

Enjoy Georgetown Parks!Enjoy Georgetown Parks!Park Address Amenities

Bedford 812 Bedford Court Playground

Berry Creek 1100 Shinnecock Hills Drive Basketball, Playscape, Swings, Restroom

Blue Hole 100 Blue Hole Park *Swimming, Fishing, Trail, Restroom

Booty's Road 1631 Booty’s Park Road Pavilion, Trail, Restroom

Chandler 108 Spring Valley Road Trail, Parking, Fishing,

Chautauqua 602 Rucker Basketball, Playground, Pavilion, Trail

Edwards 704 Ash Street Volleyball, Playground

Emerald Springs 3604 Old Mill Road Softball, Playground, Gazebo

Geneva 1021 Quail Valley Drive Playground

Katy Crossing 224 Katy Crossing Blvd. Playground, Pavilion

Kelley 805 W. 17th Street Basketball, Playground, Pavilion

Meadow 321 Meadow Drive Playground, Pavilion

Old Town 1262 S. Austin Avenue Volleyball, Softball, Playground

Pinnacle 309 Greenslope Basketball, Disc Golf, Playground

Raintree 302 Raintree Drive Playground

Rivery 1448 Rivery Blvd. Disc Golf, Playground, Pavilion, Restroom

San Gabriel 445 E. Morrow Fishing, Basketball, Playgrounds, Disc Golf, Volleyball, *Swimming, Baseball, Community Center, Restroom

San Jose 1707 San Jose Softball, Basketball, Playground, Pavilion, Restroom

Summercrest 1201 Ashberry Trail Playground

University Park 2510 University Park Drive Playground, Pavilion

VFW 110 N. College Softball, Basketball, Soccer, Football, Tennis, Volleyball, Playground, Restroom

Windridge Village 1302 E. 3rd Street Playground

Woodlake 249 Wildwood Playground, Pavilion

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Friends of Georgetown Parks & RecreationFriends of Georgetown Parks & RecreationWill you help us make a difference? The MISSION of the “Friends of Georgetown Parks & Recreation” is to support the City of Georgetown Parks & Recreation Department in providing programs and facilities to promote the social, cultural and recreational well-being of all residents of the City of Georgetown. We have the following avenues to help us accomplish this goal:

*Build a volunteer base to enhance the success of the many recreation and parks activities and projects.

*Raise funds through tax-deductible memberships, donations and other activities to provide opportunities such as camperships, swim lessons, tennis lessons and recreation center memberships for those who would benefi t but cannot fi nancially participate in these health, fi tness and wellnessrelated activities.

*Apply for grants and raise funds to assist with capital projects that are warranted within the Parks & Recreation Department.

*Promote and support the Parks & Recreation Department activities and projects through public awareness.

Come Join Us! Become a “Park Pal” Today!

Contact Us:Contact Us:Friends of Georgetown Parks & Recreation1101 N. College StreetGeorgetown, Texas 78626(512) 930-3595www.gtparkpals.org

Assistance Forms Available! Assistance Forms Available! Forms for fi nancial assistance are available at the Georgetown Recreation Center, the Georgetown Parks and Recreation Administration Building, Georgetown Tennis Center, the Caring Place, and at several churches. If you would like to become a “Park Pal” or would like more information, visit the Friends of Georgetown Parks and Recreation website www.gtparkpals.org -or- call Rebecca Gibson-Laemel at 512-869-3246.

New Pool Lift! New Pool Lift! The Friends of Georgetown Parks and Recreation have received a grant from the Lola Wright Foundation for a portable pool lift for use at the pools in the City of Georgetown. It will be available for use this summer at the Williams Drive pool on Tuesdays through Sundays from 1:00 PM-7:00 PM. For the remainder of the year it will be at the main pool at the Recreation Center. For questions contact Stephanie Darimont, Aquatics Director @ 930-3541.

Join Us...Be a Park Pal!

Be a Volunteer!Be Involved!

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