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MAY IS...

May 19PX Parking Lot, Rose Barracks

Registration 6-6:30 a.m.Race Starts 6:45 a.m.

May 16

Pre-registration starts May 1.

Dedicate your Strong B.A.N.D.S. run to the Fallen and Surviving Families. Share your photo on social media using #StrongBANDS #RunToHonor.

Feel free to also share your photos on facebook.com/bavariamwr.

Pre-register at your local fitness center.

Promote bystander intervention and SHARP awareness in the community by teaming up with a buddy and running, all while showing some spirit.

Awards will be given for the fastest mixed gender buddy teams, male buddy team, female buddy team and unit team. All unit teams must be registered by May 15.

Rose Barracks Chapel

Registration 7:30 a.m.Run Starts 8:30 a.m.

Run sponored by

For more information and to pre-register for either run, please contact Sports & Fitness atDSN 475-8207, CIV 09641-83-8207.

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MOTHER’S DAY CRAFTING4:30-6 p.m.May 6, Rose Barracks LibraryMay 7, Tower Barracks LibraryDads, want to help your children celebrate Mother’s Day? Bring your children ages 3-10 to the library where they can create a special craft and gift to show Mom how much they appreciate her. There is no charge and the children will have a Mother’s Day gift to take home. Pre-Register by May 3.

STRONG B.A.N.D.S. STORYWALKMay 20, 10 a.m.Tower Barracks LibraryIn support of Strong B.A.N.D.S. we’re hosting a StoryWalk® in conjunction with our weekly story time. Come and enjoy a story and craft, then join us as we read a short children’s story posted along a walking route. StoryWalk® encourages people of all ages to exercise their muscles and their minds at the same time.

CHILDREN’S STORY TIME10-11 a.m.Rose Barracks Library, TuesdaysTower Barracks Library, WednesdaysA great opportunity to get to know other children (and their parents) throughout the community. Each week enjoy a different theme and share stories, songs and activites. The programs last approximately one hour and no pre-registration is required.

STORY TIME ART10-11:30 a.m.Tower Barracks Library, ThursdaysJoin us as we team up the CYSS SKIESUnlimited Program and the Heart & Home Craft Shop for a morning of art instruction from a professional art teacher. The Library has reference books available if needed. Registration is through CYSS at Parent Central Services. For ages 2-5.

FISHING CLUBMay 19, 3:30-5:30 p.m.Outdoor Recreation Fishing LakesNew fishing club. Interested Youth should sign up at either the Netzaberg or Rose Barracks Youth Centers by May 15.

MONTHLY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONLast Tuesday of every Month, 4 p.m.Celebrate your recent birthday at the Youth Center with ice cream and cupcakes.

DAILY ACTIVITIESDodge Ball: Mondays, 3:30 p.m.Basketball: Tuesdays, 3:30 p.m.Pool Tournament: Wednesdays, 3:30 p.m.Movie and Popcorn: Fridays, 3:30 p.m.

HOMEWORK POWER HOURwith Staff assistance

JOIN A CLUBTorch/Keystone Leadership Club4H Club Tech/Photo Club

HORSEBACK RIDINGMay 30, 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.We’re heading to the Hammermuehle Ranch to learn the technique of brush and best of all, ride horses. Youth should sign up at either the Netzaberg or Rose Barracks Youth Centers by May 27.

NETZABERG YOUTH CENTERFOR OUR CHILDRENGRADES 6-12

Family Fun

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The Heart & Home Craft Shop

Adult Classes

HOME DÉCOR CLASS: R2D2 TRASH CAN May 1, 2-4 p.m.Make this fun R2-D2 trash can while celebrating Star Wars Day. Walk out of the class with a decorative trash can that looks like this beloved Star Wars character. Fee: $40 (supplies included)

CAPTAIN AMERICA SHIELD PIÑATA May 13 & 20, 5-6:30 p.m.Get ready for the next “Avengers” movie with this fun piñata! Two sessions will be required to put everything together for this class. Fee: $30 (supplies included)

DO-IT-YOURSELF FRAMING CLASSESMay 23, 9 a.m. - noon & May 27, 6-9 p.m.Do you have photos from your travels that you need to frame? Learn how to build a custom frame with this class! This class certifies you to use the shop. Fee: $45 (supplies included)

HOME DÉCOR CLASS: ALL SEASON BLOCKSMay 12, 3:30-4:30 p.m.Decorate your house for every season with these painted wood blocks. Use your imagination and give your home a little personal touch.Fee: $30 (supplies included)

BUTTON TREE WALL ARTMay 14, 4:30-6 p.m.Come and make a vibrant Button Tree on Canvas. This will make a great addition to your walls.Fee: $40 (supplies included)

MAY THE FIRST

BE WITHYOU.....

May 2EUROPA PARK AMUSEMENT PARKApart from taking part in 16 theme areas and over 100 rides, there are several shows which are suitable for all ages to explore. Enjoy the excitement of the Amusement Park and experience the breathtaking water park section as well as the varied Adventure Land. Price: $109 per adult, $99 per child (3-12), $10 per child under 3. Tickets included.

RHINE RIVER CRUISETake a cruise down the Rhine with sights for all to enjoy! The boat travels from Ruedesheim up to St. Goar and back down again while enjoying a good meal. You’ll also have time to explore Ruedesheim. Ruedesheim is known for its quaint cafes, gift shops, scenic cablecar rides, vineyards and wine tastings. Price: $109 per adult, $79 per child (3-12), $10 per child under 3.

May 3PILSEN LIBERATION FEST, CZECHREPUBLICEnjoy the 70th anniversary jubilee of Pilsen’s liberation by the US Army and the end of World War II. The day is yours to experience the fest firsthand and enjoy the sights of Pilsen. You may tour the Patton museum or watch the impressive parade. Afterwards you can visit one of the oldest breweries in Europe. Price: $49 per adult, $39 per child (3-12), $10 per child under 3. Passport required.

May 9BERLINExperience Germany’s young and exciting Capital city. We will tour all the major sight in the 3-hour bus tour, like the Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin Wall Memorial, Checkpoint Charlie and much more. After the tour, you will have free time to sightsee and to experience the citry on your own. Price: $69 per adult, $59 per child (3-12), $10 per child

under 3.

DRESDENThe fascinating old town has a lively trendy district with countless cultural opportunities. Dresden provides guests with an impressive array of sights and attractions. See for yourself and explore the Saxon capital. Price: $49 per adult, $39 per child (3-12), $10 per child under 3.

May 10LEGOLANDVisit the newest member of the Legoland family. The park is split into various areas, including Lego miniland, a model village which includes models of landmarks and scenes from around the world made from millions of genuine Lego bricks. Don’t miss the rides the entire family will enjoy. Price: $79 per adult, $69 per child (3-12), $10 per child under 3.

May 16KLETTERSTEIGLooking for a new way to get vertical in your local area? Klettersteiging is similar to rock climbing because it uses much of the same safety equipment. However, rather than climbing up the rock face, you traverse the face on an established route. Join us and experience this exhilarating activity. No prior climbing experience is necessary. Price: $35. Includes transportation and safety equipment.

POLISH POTTERY, POLANDBoleslaweic, Poland is the heart of the pottery industry. The factories around and in this outstanding city continue to hand stamp the patterns on each piece in the hundred year old tradition. The pottery is made from white clay and many pieces are microwave and dishwasher-safe. We will take you to different stores, to offer you a wide choice to start or complete a collection of fascinating handmade pottery. Price: $69 per person. Passport required.

May 17DACHAU & GERMAN MUSEUMTour the historic Dachau Concentration Camp memorial site and the German Museum in the heart of Munich. The museum is the largest technological museum in the world. It offers a handson exploration of German science and technology. Price: $49 per adult, $39 per child (3-12), $10 per child under 3. Entrance fee not included in trip price: €8.50 per adult, €3 per child over 6.

Wild B.O.A.R. Outdoor Recreation

Trips & Adventures

Upcoming OvernightsJune 11-14, Sign up deadline May 10Hanseatic City of Luebeck & Hansspark

July 2-6, Sign up deadline June 1Lausanne and Chesse & Chocolate Factory, Switzerland

May 22TANDEM JUMPSHave you ever wondered what a bird feels like soaring above the clouds? Experience that same feeling by freefalling for 54 seconds from 14,000 feet above southern Bavaria. We can also provide information for obtaining your United States Parachute Association (USPA) Class A License certification. Price: $279 (up to 197 lbs), $309 (198-220 lbs); weigh-in required for registration.

May 23ROTHENBURG “MASTER TRUNK” FESTIVALSince 1881 the citizens of Rothenburg have celebrated “The Master Trunk” festival. No historical event has shaped the character of the town of Rothenburg like the story of the Master Trunk. According to the story handed down to us, on October 31, 1631, former mayor of Rothenburg, Georg Nusch, saved the town from certain destruction by drinking 3 1/4 liters of wine in one gulp. Every year, the costumes and carriages, wagons and weapons of the Thirty Years’ War are once again to be seen on the streets of Rothenburg’s old town, where the event is reenacted. Price: $49 per adult, $39 per child (3-12), $10 per child under 3.

May 24HERRENCHIEMSEE CASTLEWe travel to another one of King Ludwig’s fantastic castles! The Chiemsee lake has two main islands: The Herrenchiemsee (with the castle from King Ludwig), and the Frauenchiemsee Island. The Herrenchiemsee palace built by King Ludwig ll in 1878 was never completed but was meant to be a replica of the Palace of Versailles in France. Tours of the castle and its extensive grounds on the island are conducted throughout the summer. Once we arrive at the Chiemsee lake you can purchase 3 tour packages from the boat pier ticket office (approx. €10-30 per person). Price: $59 per adult, $49 per child.

May 30LEIPZIGThis year, Leipzig celebrates its 1000 year anniversary. The city festival “Lipsius Lion” begins with a brunch in five different city districts. Leipzig has shopping arcades, a wide selection of department stores and small boutiques along the precincts, promenades, cafes and restaurants in the city center. The great composers who lived and worked in Leipzig would be enough to fill a canon of musical history – Johann Sebastian Bach, Clara Schumann, Richard Wagner and Felix Mendelssohn and others. Price: $49 per adult, $39 per child (3-12), $10 per child under 3.

ZURICH, SWITZERLANDSwitzerland’s largest city, Zurich, retains much of its 19th century charm. Located on the northern shore of Lake Zurich, in the geographical heart of the country, the city has a lot of sightseeing attractions for everyone. The majority of the more than 375,000 residents speak a form of German called “Schwyzerdütsch”. As a former seat of the Reformation, Zurich is a largely Protestant, some might say Puritan, city. Built between the wooded slopes of the Uetliberg and the Zürichberg, Zurich is divided by the Limmat River. With a vibrant scene, there’s much to explore in Zurich’s Old Town. Price: $89 per adult, $79 per child (3-12), $10 per child under 3. Passport required.

May 31TWO CASTLESDiscover the unique castles of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau built by King Ludwig II. The charms of these castles enchant you while enjoying the picturesque mountains of the Bavarian Alps. Price: $59 per adult, $49 per child (3-12), $10 per child under 3. Entrance fee to the castles is approx. €15 per castle per person.

Wild B.O.A.R. Outdoor Recreation

Stop by and see what else Wild B.O.A.R. Outdoor Recreation has to offer!High Ropes, Equipment Rentals, Disc Golf, Paintball, Shooting Ranges, Cabins, Camp Sites, Nature Trails, Bonfire Pits, Fishing and more.

airportshuttleservice

One-way or round trip

Door to Door transportationDriver assists with luggageTransport of dogs in kennel

Nurembergor Munich

72 hours notice requiredStrip map to off post pick-up point

Copy of your flight itineraryID card holder

Payment

Price includes up to 4 personsSurcharge for additional person

Wild B.O.A.R. Outdoor RecreationRC600 Tank Road, Tower Barracks

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GAMING TOURNAMENTS

CINCO DE MAYO

Super Smash BrothersMay 30, 6 p.m. Warrior Zone, Tower BarracksSmash your way though our next Super Smash Bro. Tournament! $10 Entry. 1vs1 / double emination. Prizes go to 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place winners.

Mortal Kombat XMay 30, 3 p.m. Warrior Zone, Tower BarracksCompete in the newest edition of the Mortal Kombat Franchise. Cost is $5 per person and prizes go to 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place winners.

Cinco de Mayo PotluckMay 5, 6 p.m. Warrior Zone, Tower BarracksBring your favorite dish for others to try while celebrating Mexico’s victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla.

Your Placeto Play!

MondaysMadden 15 Mock Tournament

TuesdaysNBA 2K15 Mock Tournament

WednesdaysTexas Hold Em’

ThursdaysTBT Super Smash Brothers

Mock Tournaments

Fridays“Friday Night FIFA”

Weekly Programs, 6-10 p.m.

Tower Barracks

Open to ID Card Holders 18 + and authorized guests.

TOURNAMENT

TOURNAMENT

We’re doing it again!

Vanya and Sonia have never left the confines of their childhood home in Bucks County, PA, while their sister Masha has been gallivanting around the world as a successful movie star.

The only other resident of the house is the cleaning woman Cassandra, who, like her namesake is prone to making dire prophecies that no one believes.This static environment is disrupted when Masha returns

home, bringing with her a flurry of drama, endless insecurities, and a much younger, gorgeous, dimwitted lover named Spike, who takes every opportunity to show off his body.

By the end of this impromptu family reunion, this lovable bunch won’t ever be the same!

You won’t want to miss this dinner theatre!

CITIESAMERICATOUR

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You’re invited to join us at the Bavaria Stüb’l on Tower Barracks 5-8 p.m. to taste some good Old Fashioned American cooking. We offer a variety of meat, chicken and seafood to choose from. Stay tuned to our Facebook page for a menu.

MAY 6 & 7PHILADELPHIA, PA

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY NIGHTS

SPECIAL DINNER NIGHT

MAY 20 & 21BALTIMORE, MD

MAY 13SEAFOOD

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TOWER BARRACKS ROSE BARRACKSCivilian Prefix 09641-83-XXX Civilian Prefix 09662-83-XXX

Family and MWR Directorate, Bldg. 539 ......... 475-1350Army Lodging, Bldg. 619 ................................. 475-1700Arts & Craft Shop, Bldg. 607 ............................ 475-6101Automotive Skills Center, Bldg. 528 ................. 475-6239Bavaria Stüb’l, Bldg. 209 .................................. 475-6200BOSS, Bldg. 150 ............................................... 475-8822Bowling Center, Bldg. 612................................ 475-6177Child Development Center, Bldg. 260 ............. 475-7180FCC Provider Coordinator, Bldg. 539 .............. 475-7684Java Cafe’ Bar & Grill, Bldg. 612 ..................... 475-8252Library, Bldg. 445 ............................................. 475-1740NAF Civilian Personnel, Bldg. 539 ................... 475-6886Performing Arts Center, Bldg. 103 .................. 475-6426Physical Fitness Center, Bldg. 170 ................... 475-9007School Liaison Officer, Bldg. 539 ..................... 475-1770Tower View Conference Center, Bldg. 209 ...... 475-6200Value Added Tax (VAT) Office, Bldg. 539 ........ 475-1780Warrior Zone, Bldg. 153 ................................... 475-4309Wild B.O.A.R. Outdoor Recreation, RC 600 .... 475-8529Youth Sports & Fitness, Bldg. 547 ................... 475-6655

Hunting, Fishing & Sport Shooting .................. 475-8529

Army Lodging, Bldg. 275 ................................. 475-1700Automotive Skills Center, Bldg. 711 ................ 476-2521Bowling Center, Bldg. 2201 ............................. 476-2576Child Development Center, Bldg. 2234 ........... 476-2651School Age Center, Bldg. 2237 ........................ 476-3144Java Cafe’, Bldg. 607 ....................................... 476-2360Library, Bldg. 2222 ........................................... 476-1740Parent Central Services, Bldg. 224 .................. 476-2760Physical Fitness Center, Bldg. 323 ................... 476-2214ristorante Rosalia’s, Bldg. 227.......................... 476-3699Special Events Coordinator, Bldg. 607 ............ 476-2948The Zone Sports Bar, Bldg. 607 ....................... 476-2460Warrior Zone, Bldg. 607 ................................... 476-2942Youth Center, Bldg. 1706 ................................. 476-3144

NETZABERG Civilian Prefix 09641-83-XXX

Child Development Center, Bldg. 9010 ........... 475-9478School Age Center, Bldg. 9010 ........................ 475-9490Youth Center, Bldg. 9080 ................................. 475-9393

FAMILY AND MWR PHONE DIRECTORY

Events in this publication sponsored by: No DOD, Army or Federal endorsement is implied.

Tuesdays, 12:30-3 p.m.The Heart & Home Craft Shop

B607 Saratoga Avenue, Tower Barracks

Wednesdays, 1-3:30 p.m.B2236 Blue Ridge Way, Rose Barracks

Thursdays, 6:15-9 p.m.Tower View Conference Center

B209 Argonne Avenue, Tower Barracks

MAY 28-30MAY 31

PRELIMINARIES

CHAMPIONSHIPS

FOR MORE INFORMATIONCONTACT DSN 475-8207, CIV 09641-83-8207

BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS