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Activities Guidecit y of edmond parks & recreation

2016 spring/summer

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CONTAC TSArcadia Lake 216–7470

Festival Market Place 359–4630

KickingBird Golf Club 341–5350

KickingBird Tennis Center 348–3120

Parks and Recreation Admin. 359–4630

Recreation Programs 359–4630

Edmond Senior Center 216–7600

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F O U R T H O F J U LY PA R A D EMON. | JULY 4 | PAGE 44

2 SUMMER CAMPS

12 Recreation Programs 12 ADULTS Ages: 18 & Up

18 FAMILY Ages: 2 & Up

20 PRE–SCHOOL Ages: 2–5

23 YOUTH Ages: 6–12

27 HOME SCHOOL Ages: 6–12

27 TEEN Ages: 13–17

32 Register, Rent & Policies

34 Arcadia Lake

36 KickingBird Golf Club

38 Festival Market Place

40 Edmond Senior Center

45 Calendar of Events

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COMPUTER CAMP Youth Tech Inc. is an interactive com-puter camp that focuses on providing enrichment opportunities to students in the world of computers. With a caring environment at the core of camp values, Youth Tech strives to create a positive learning community that encourages creativity, fun and academic excellence. For more information about Youth Tech Inc. please visit our web site at www.youthtechinc.com.To register go to edmondparks.com and click on the Recreation Friends tab.

AnimationIn this class students will learn the basics of animation and digital design. Students who enjoy going to various sites to see fun interactive animations will love this course. This class utilizes Adobe’s award winning animation software in Adobe Flash. Students will create fun interactive animations that they can share with the world.10 – 17 yrs.June 20 – 23 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $150

Video Game DesignThis course provides students with a fun interactive look at the world of video game design and development. Students enrolled in this camp will learn the ba-sics of video game design and produce several different interactive video games to share with their friends and family.Lunch not provided.10 – 17 yrs.June 20–23 1 – 4 p.m. $165July 18–21 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $165July 25–26 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. $165

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Web DesignThis course is an in–depth look at the world of web design and development. Students enrolled in this session will learn how to build their own web site from start to finish using award–winning suite of products. The learning for this camp does not end at the door, students will have access to their web site with free hosting for one year.10 – 17 yrs.June 27–30 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $150

The Gaming AcademyThe gaming academy is an all–day course for students who love games. Dur-ing this course, students will be immersed into the world of 2D and 3D game design. The gaming academy is a combination of our Video Game Design, Advanced Game Design and 3D Game Design courses. The course offers students a variety of hands on experience design-ing and building their very own games. Students are encouraged to bring a sack lunch, lunch not provided.10 – 17 yrs. July 5–8 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. $300July 25–28 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. $300

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Movie MakersThis hands–on, interactive course will instruct students in the world of digital video design and production. Students will film, direct and edit their own digital video creations. Students enrolled in this course will learn how to create a wide range of video projects from music videos to 3D moves to share friends and family. 10 – 17 yrs.July 11–14 1 – 4 p.m. $140

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3D Game DesignVideo Game Design is a prerequisite for this course. This class offers an interac-tive look at the world of 3D Game Design. This awesome 3D video game design course offers the chance for students to create and immerse themselves in a 3D world. If you are looking to design profes-sional 3D games that both look and feel just like the ones you play at home, then you don’t want to miss this course. 10 – 17 yrs.June 27–30 1 – 4 p.m. $160July 25–28 1 – 4 p.m. $160

Robotics – NEWThis course offers hands–on oppor-tunities to build and program robots. Working in small teams, students will design robotics systems to compete in fun real–world activities. Each day will bring a new challenge, and your team’s robot will have to morph to better adapt and compete. Students will compete in the battle bots competition at the end of camp to prove their robot is the best. This class is perfect for the student who has a big imagination and likes to build things. 10 – 17 yrs.July 18–21 1 – 4 p.m. $150Aug 1–4 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $150

iVideo Game Design Want to create video games? This in-troductory course for younger students who want to learn to build simple video games. This course combines the art of video game design and animation to cre-ate interactive characters that fly around the screen. Amaze your friends and fam-ily with your fun interactive games. 6–10 yrs. July 11–14 10 – 12 p.m. $105Aug. 1–4 1 – 3 p.m. $105

MAD SCIENCE CAMP Mad Science camps offer a daily combi-nation of in–class discovery and explora-tion, outdoor games, physical activities and hands–on applications of the scien-tific principles presented. Your child will be able touch, see, hear, smell and taste what science is really all about.We use simple, real world science tech-niques that allow even the youngest of campers to enjoy our learning environ-ment. Campers create, build and as-semble a variety of take–home projects while exploring how science affects the world around us. To register go to edmondparks.com and click on the recreation friends tab.

Chemicals, Cells & CrimeGet ready for a day in the Mad Science Laboratory! Children will turn a lemon into a battery and discover electrochemi-cal reactions as they electroplate a penny and a nickel. They will learn how new compounds are created from chemical reactions, take a fantastic trip into “cell city” and the human body and learn about cells and the different parts and functions of a cell. They will investigate the different organ systems and make a gutsy apron and a model lung to take home. Lastly, they will team up with fel-low campers to solve the “Great Cookie Caper” crime with the detective skills they learn. They will walk the grid, col-lect evidence and test their forensic skills to solve the crime and make their own cookie snack. There is so much to explore during the day! If participating in an all day camp please bring a sack lunch.7–12 yrs. July 25–29 1–4 p.m. $160


Rocking Rockets and Aerodynamics This camp takes the children through the principles of flight and aerodynamics. They build airplanes, a hovercraft and balloon copters. They will discover what makes things fly and how different types of flying devices become air borne. They explore the role that wind and the move-ment of air plays on simple flying devices such as kites, hot air balloons and para-chutes. Campers will learn about the Milky Way and be able to answer the question, What is the Milky Way? and How do we know what’s up there? Chil-dren explore the celestial sphere, learn about celestial navigation and build their own sextant, sundial, planisphere and even a refracting telescope while discovering the wonders of the Milky Way. This camp takes children to exhilarating heights all summer long! If participating in an all day camp please bring a sack lunch.7–12 yrs.July 18–22 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $160

Nature, Bugs and BlossomsYoung explorers discover the natural world of bugs, plants and humans! They learn the life cycle of a simple seed to a full–grown plant. They investigate how the sun, wind and rain affect life—in-cluding not just plants but even creepy crawlies and bugs. They become weather artists using rain and wind as their tools! They will explore the life of a caterpillar and discover how it turns into a beautiful butterfly. Students will make their own bug bracelet and discover the difference between fruits and vegetables from their own placemats. They finish camp by making a mural of a garden with their fellow campers. 4–6 yrs.June 13–17 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $155

Lego Mindstorm RoboticsChildren explore the exciting world of robotics! They learn the mechani-cal aspects of robots including gears, torque, hydraulics and pneumatics. They discover electrical circuitry as it powers robots at work and explore a robot’s principal components by identifying, comparing and testing toy robots. Camp-ers will form small robotics teams to build programmable robots using the Lego NXT Mindstorms systems. Children work with ultrasonic, touch, color and motion sensors which collect information around them. The program interprets this infor-mation and makes the robot respond to its environment. Children make the robots move in a dancing fashion, have them identify colors, follow a line and avoid objects. These future roboticists will learn teamwork, problem solving and critical thinking skills and develop the value of self–motivation and resourceful-ness. Each camper will build his or her own 6–in–1 solar robot to take home.7–12 yrs.June 13–17 Part 1 1–4 p.m. $170 July 11–15 Part 1 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $170

*June 20 – 24 Part 2 1 – 4 p.m. $175

*July 5–8 Part 2 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. **$140

*Must have attended/registered in the LEGO Mindstorms Robotics with Mad Science in the past (at school or camp).

**A four–day camp

Secret Agent LabSuspects, schematics, and sleuths… oh my! Connect the dots using science to help solve a crime in this hands–on inves-tigation of the science of sleuthing. Chil-


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dren use the ‘scene solver’ to reconstruct the scene of a crime. Using the ‘whodunit–kit’, they can practice their skills of recall and observation—matching character descriptions to reconstruct the face of the culprit! Look out 007—the Mad Science spy academy is in session! From decoding messages to metal detectors and night vision, children have the opportunity to check out spy equipment and even create their own edible messages! Campers will use the ‘secret code breaker’ to communi-cate in code like real spies. With the ‘un-dercover observer’, children step into the shoes of spies in action. Children take home a detective tool at every session!7–12 yrs.July 5–8 1–4 p.m. **$120

**A four–day camp

Me and My Amazing WorldThis camp focuses on how people are all a part of this amazing world! Children learn about the human body and its vari-ous organ systems. They meet Mr. Bones and learn about bones, muscles, and respiratory stems. This engaging camp looks at the choices we make when we eat food. Campers will learn about fruits & vegetables, how to build a good meal and how a “food pyramid” can help them choose what healthy foods to eat. Then they discover how our senses like taste, smell, touch, hear and see make life ever more fun and enjoyable! There are other interesting things to do and learn at this camp as we humans interact with our environment. We learn about some science of sports and nature and many more. Join us for a week of discovery!4–6 yrs. June 20–24 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $155

Little Agents and DetectivesChildren learn basic skills in observation and problem solving in this fun filled camp on detective science and spying. They learn how to collect evidence and such as fingerprints, shoe tracks, fibers etc. They learn how the importance of good observation when together they work on making face profiles. What is more fun than spying! They learn and work with tools that spies use such as a

“spynocular”, metal detectors, listening gadgets and more!4–6 yrs. July 11–15 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $150

Brixology: Engineers Shape the WorldBrixology is a NEW engineering camp, which allows kids to step into the shoes of an engineer. Build different LEGO-TM projects inspired by an engineering theme such as a space capsule, a paddle wheel boat, a Viking ship, a sky roller, a peacock puzzle and more—and all these creations are to take home! Explore engineering fields including mechani-cal, structural, aerospace, nautical, and bioengineering. Use critical thinking, cooperation, and creative problem–solv-ing skills to test and improve creations.7–12 yrs. June 13–17 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $175July 11–15 1 – 4 p.m. $175

Eureka! Mad Inventors Camp: Inventing means curiosity! (Part 1)Inventing means curiosity! Leonardo da Vinci started as an artist and developed many scientific observations in his life-time. Children try their hand at his experi-ments including writing notes backwards, measuring human proportions, building

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a self–supporting arch bridge and build-ing catapults. The budding inventors bring home their da Vinci designs and devices at the end of the day. Inven-tors Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla were locked in several battles over electrical inventions of their era. Children work together to form circuits and recreate Tesla’s bright atmosphere for the 1893 World’s Fair. The class moves from simple devices to Rube Goldberg devices and the children perform as parts of a complex human–machine. The children prepare a patent proposal and receive a patent certificate at the end of the camp day. 7–12 yrs. June 20–24 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $160

Eureka! Mad Inventors Camp: Inventing is dreaming the future (Part 2)Science comes alive by inventing through futuristic dreams and imagination like Jules Verne and Isaac Asimov did in their writings. They developed them into future possibilities. In this camp, future inventors get a lesson on lasers, build a light stick and work on protecting a space ship from damaging space rays. Orville and Wilbur Wright worked together to develop the first self–controlled motor-ized flying machine. Children review technological advances in flight and work together to produce improved paper plane designs. The children then step into space by launching self–built rockets and loading a payload capsule puzzle. These flight fanatics go home with a squadron of paper airplanes for further test flights. Come to the camp and fly into the future of science!7–12 yrs. June 27 – July 1 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $160

Bridges, Birds, Machines and “Che–mystery”

Look forward to many areas of fun and engaging science. Investigate arches, geodesic domes and bridges. Test loads and build some bridges when you put on an engineer’s hat and learn about struc-tures. Where do owls live? What do they eat? How do some bugs walk on water? We will answer these questions and more as we explore owls, birds, and all kinds of bugs. Find out how wedges, screws, and levers help us with our daily lives. Run through an obstacle course and use teamwork to show how useful simple ma-chines can be. What is chemistry and how is it part of our everyday life? Explore this great topic and use chemistry to make your own sidewalk chalk and a chocolate candy roll. Create a crystal garden out of common household items. Come and discover the world!7–12 yrs. June 27 – July 1 1 – 4 p.m. $160July 18–22 1 – 4 p.m. $160

ABRAKADOODLE ART CAMPAbrakadoodle art camps are action–packed camp experiences filled with FUN and lots of wholesome activities. Your kids will be inspired and creative while sharing laughs and developing friend-ships. Each week of camp will have a different fun theme with different art projects and activities. To register go to edmondparks.com and click on the recreation friends tab.

Mad About Movies! Registration is REQUIREDMake marvelous movie art in this FUN camp! Tell movie stories, recreate favorite characters, and explore animation and


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illustrations. Enjoy movie music and games, too, for some movie madness!7–14 yrs.June 13 – 17 1 – 4 p.m. $175/$35 per dayJuly 11 – 15 1 – 4 p.m. $157/$35 per day

UNDER THE SEA ART CAMP Registration is REQUIREDMake a big splash and join us for Under the Sea adventures while designing cool art projects, playing games, read-ing stories, learning about ecology and examining underwater habitats. Dive in and have tons of FUN under the sea!7–14 yrs. June 6 – 10 1 – 4 p.m. $175/$35 per dayJuly 25 – 29 1 – 4 p.m. $175/$35 per day

FUN & FABULOUS ART CAMP Registration is REQUIREDFun and Fabulous is what these artists are all about. Dance into developing spatial awareness while stacking shapes with Antony Gormley’s lively block people. Pablo Picasso’s Blue Period stimulates the imagination and senses with sounds of crumpled paper and paint exploration. Birds fly and colorful owls hoot through paper exploration. Parents must stay and create artwork with child. Tuesdays June & July 10 – 10:45 a.m. 2–6 yrs. $20/class or $100 for ALL 6 classes

• No Class 6/21 and 7/19

KID CO. THEATRE CAMPSKid Co Theatre is a family operated theatre group that enriches the lives of children through theatrical creation and collaboration. Their theatre camps help kids build self–esteem, discover how to work together and become more empa-thetic and tolerant of others. They will learn new creative problem solving tech-niques and most importantly have fun!

If participating in an all day camp please bring a sack lunch, lunch not provided.To register go to edmondparks.com and click on the recreation friends tab.

CREATE–A–PLAY CAMPCreate–A–Play is the perfect camp for kids who want to spend a week in the summer creating an original play. In this camp, kids work together to create a completely original play and perform it for family and friends on Friday after-noon. No prior experience necessary!August 8–12 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Entering 2nd – 5th $235/ 10% sibling discount

KINDER PLAY CAMPKinder Play is the perfect summer camp for younger kids who are ready to learn about creating theatre! Kids create a character for themselves then work together to create an original short play that they will perform for family and friends on Thursday. The kids even make their own costumes and props for the show!Entering K – 1stJuly 25–28 9 a.m. – 12p.m. $145/10% Sibling Discount

KINDERMUSIK WITH ALYSSAKindermusik gives your child the op-portunity to enjoy music through rhythm, instruments, singing and dancing. It helps develop body awareness, coordina-tion, and spatial relationships through synchronized and creative movement and simple dances. Language skills are developed and honed through exposure to literature (an important component of the curriculum). Children also explore vo-cal sounds and singing, which foster the



development of your child’s first and most important instrument—the voice!To register go to edmondparks.com and click on the recreation friends tab.

Disney Mini MusicalHakuna Matata… Summer Fun and The-atrics! The cast will help choose some of their favorite Disney songs and assemble a 20–minute musical complete with speaking parts and props. Students will strengthen their singing voices through vocal play and exercises as well as learn musical and theatrical terminology. Rehearsals will be full of fun and games, with creative play, instrument play, and snacks included. Campers will perform their musical at 11:10am on Friday! In-cludes: T–shirt and prop to take home. If you sign up for this camp and All Keyed Up! Keyboard Camp you will receive a $20 discount. Children that choose this option must bring a sack lunch. Minimum: 6 Maximum: 20

June 6–10 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. $120

All Keyed UpA camp favorite is back! We’re All Keyed Up! There is magic to be found in those 88 keys! Immerse yourself in the magic of keyboards of all kinds. Listen to and learn about pianos, organs, synthesizers, and harpsichords. You will explore stac-cato and legato sounds, get to know the sounds of a few famous composers and even experiment with composition. This is the perfect way for a young child to build keyboarding skills needed for formal piano lessons in a fun class–style environ-ment filled with storytelling, games, vocal exploration, musical instruments, snacks and more! This class is for NEW &

BEGINNER piano players! Includes Kindermusik Take Home Materials + Castanets and a Beginner Piano Book. If you sign up for this camp and All Keyed Up! Keyboard Camp you will receive a $20 discount. Children that choose this option must bring a sack lunch. Minimum enrollment: 4June 6–10 12:30 – 2:30 p.m. $120

TIPPI TOES CAMPVoted Best Dance Studio by Metro Fam-ily Magazine, Tippi Toes is a children’s dance company that provides a welcom-ing environment for children to experi-ence the joys of dance, self–expression and movement.To register go to edmondparks.com and click on the recreation friends tab.

Tippi Toes Princess CampOnce upon a time in a not so far away land, Tippi Toes planned a beautiful Princess Dance Camp. Young campers will come from near and far dressed in princess or ballerina attire and dance, share stories, attend the princess beauty parlor, work on crafts and play games! At the end of their time, they will invite their King and Queen (mom & dad) to attend a dance performance and award ceremony. We would love your child to dance into our enchanted fairytale!Child must be potty trained by the start of camp. A snack will be provided.3–7 yrs. July 26–29 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $125/sibling $110


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EXTREME ANIMALS CAMPSExtreme animals is a “zoo to you” zoo that rescues and cares for exotic animals. The owner has been around wild/exotic animals most of her life and believes that by allowing others to interact with animals they may never encounter in the wild, they gain a respect and desire to protect animals they may not understand. This is essential in the preservation of the entire planet’s wildlife. In these camps, you will get up close and personal with wild and exotic animals while learning about them and their habitats.To register call the Parks and Recreation Department at 359–4630

Extreme Animals of Africa and South America Take a walk on the WILD side! Join us on a safari as we interact with the animals and learn about the cultures of these amazing places. Along with having lots of fun, we will be learning and participat-ing in conservation efforts for endan-gered species like lemurs. You will have a chance to observe a training session with Serabi our beautiful African serval and engage in water play with our baby crocodiles. Students will have the rare op-portunity to learn about these and many other animals as they interact in a safe and entertaining environment. Bongo drums, arts and crafts, jungle exercise sessions and animal interaction are just the beginning of the fun things going on at this camp.6–12 yrs. July 18 – 22 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. or 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. $161 half day/$276 full day

Extreme Animals of Australia and AsiaLet’s take a walkabout down under! Aus-tralia is a harsh environment and

the animals there have amazing ways to deal with it. From hopping kangaroos and sun–loving dragons in Australia to otters and snakes in Asia, our camp is a WILD place to be! Learn about these two different continents while interacting with animals from both and take part in conservation efforts for the endangered Tasmanian Devil. Music, cultural educa-tion, arts and crafts and a little bit of fun exercise are just the beginning to the fun things going on in this camp. 6–12 yrs.August 1 – 5 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. or 9 a.m. – 4p.m. $161 half day/$276 full day

TEAMS FOR TOMORROWTOT is a creative and unique way for a student to learn, experience and master all sorts of ball handling tricks! TOT teachers will model, encourage and inspire your child to be the very best that they can be! Your child will attain many new skills that will instill a drive and moti-vation that will carry over into all areas of your child’s life. Give your child the TOT advantage!To register go to edmondparks.com and click on the recreation friends tab.

TOT Kamp: Out of This World Basketball Skills CampYour child is going to have an “Out of the World” experience during TOT Space Kamp. Students will learn many fancy ball–handling skills while they explore the universe during each class and make cool crafts. Fee includes a snack each day. Child must be potty trained by day of camp. Snack is included. 3–5 yrs. June 20–24 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. $120


TOT Kamp: DinosaursYour child is going to have a “Dino–Mite” experience during TOT Dino Kamp. Students will learn many fancy ball–han-dling skills while they learn about dino-saurs during each class and make cool crafts. Child must be potty trained by day of camp. Snack is included.3–5 yrs.July 25–29 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. $120

EDMOND PARKS & RECREATION Intro to Guitar CampThis camp is for absolute beginners and those who have taken only a few lessons. Learn how to read a chord chart and a scale chart, finger pick and how to prac-tice effectively. The camp will end with a short jam session and the campers being able to play one song. Guitar required and music stand preferred. Sheet music will be provided. 8 yrs. & UpJune 6 – 10 9–11 a.m. $90July 18 – 22 9–11 a.m. $90

PHOTO FUN CAMPCultivate your child’s creative side this summer with a visual arts camp built to stimulate an active imagination. Learn the basic photography skills, make and take crafts using your photos, hear from guest speakers and take mini field trips including a Go Pro adventure day at the splash pad. If your child does not have a camera or cannot borrow one for the week, a camera will be provided for them to use. Child must bring a sack lunch each day. A morning and afternoon snack will

be provided. A field trip waiver must be signed before the first day of camp.6–13 yrs.May 25–27 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. $90May 25–27 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. or 1–4 p.m. $45June 6–10 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. $150June 6–10 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. or 1–4 p.m. $75July 11–15 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. $150July 11–15 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. or 1–4 p.m. $75August 1–5 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. $150August 1–5 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. or 1–4 p.m. $75 LITTLE TOTS VISUAL ART CAMPIn this exciting camp we learn all about photography shapes, styles, and the basic visual art that creates the trade skill of photography. All around this amazing world is the fundamental tools of photog-raphy and we will teach your child to “see” these awesome things everywhere. Mov-ies, outdoors, art and more! Classes are designed with your little artist in mind to create a bridge to inspiration and pre-pares them for future classes in photography and art.3–5 yrs.May 31 – June 3 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. or 1–4 p.m. $60July 5–8 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. or 1–4 p.m. $60August 8–12 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. or 1 –4 p.m. $75

SEWING CAMPYou will have lots of fun learning how to sew, thread, operate a sewing machine, cut patterns and more! You will get to take home three finished projects made by you. There will be a new project each day.8–12 yrs. June 14 – 17 3:30 – 5 p.m. $80July 12 – 15 3:30 – 5 p.m. $80


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GYM KATS CHEER CAMPHave fun learning motions, jumps, begin-ner tumbling, cheers, chants, crafts and more! Campers will perform a cheer at the end of the week. Child must be potty trained by start of camp.3–6 yrs. June 6–9 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. $140

GYM KATS CAMPHave fun learning beginner gymnastics, games and crafts! Child must be potty trained by start of camp. 3–6 yrs. June 6–9 1 – 4 p.m. $140

ONE DAY CAMPS/OUTINGSRegistration Begins April 15

Movie MondaysEach Monday we will take a field trip to Harkins Theater in Bricktown for popcorn and a movie. Space is limited so sign up fast. Fee includes transportation and movie ticket. Snacks at concession not provided. Transportation waiver must be signed before each movie day.6–12 yrs.Jun 6 The Peanuts Movie 8:45 a.m. – 12 p.m. $3Jun 13 Home 8:45 a.m. – 12 p.m. $3Jun 20 Minions 8:45 a.m. – 12 p.m. $3Jun 27 Kung Fu Panda 3 8:45 a.m. – 12 p.m. $3Jul 11 Hotel Transylvania 2 8:45 a.m. – 12 p.m. $3Jul 18 Cloudy w/a Chance of Meatballs 8:45 a.m. – 12 p.m. $3Jul 25 Walking With Dinosaurs 8:45 a.m. – 12 p.m. $3Aug 1 Madagascar 3 8:45 a.m. – 12 p.m. $3

Field Trip Day – YouthDon’t have the time or money to take your kids on a trip this summer? We have three field trips planned that are inexpensive, fun and parents don’t have to come. Field trip waiver must be signed before the day of each field trip. Child must bring a sack lunch the zoo. Lunch is included in the Brickopolis trip.June 15 ifly 8 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. 8–13 yrs. $35July 13 – OKC Zoo 8:30 a.m. –1 p.m. 6–12 yrs. FREEAug 10 – Brickopolis 10:30 – 2:30 p.m. 6–12 yrs. $15


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| 2016 Spring/Summer Activities Guide

RecreationThe Multipurpose Activity Center (MAC) is located in Mitch Park and contains the Parks and Recreation office and Senior Center. We offer recreational and cultural based classes and events for all ages. For more information about classes, events or facility and pavilion rentals, please call 405–359–4630, Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.—5 p.m.

Craig DishmanDirector of Parks and Recreation

Earl LondonParks Superintendent

Diane SelfRecreation Program Manager

Melissa WhiteRecreation Program Coordinator

Adults Ages: 18 & Up

ARTS & CRAFTS Intro to SewingYou will have lots of fun learning how to sew, thread, operate a sewing machine, cut patterns and more! There will be a new project each class you get to make and take home.Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 2/6

T May–Aug. 9:15–11:15 a.m. $24/class

Mosaic TrayDesign and create your very own mosaic serving tray. You will design and glue the first night then grout and clean the second night for this two night class.Ages: 18 & Up Min/ Max: 2/7

M T July 11 and 12 6–8 p.m. $30

Paint AwayThis is a basic social painting class for people who think they can’t paint or never have. We will provide the basic layout of the painting and you will provide the color and creativity. All you need is an open mind to let the artist with in to come alive. This is a class that is fun to take with a friend. Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 2/12

T *May 3 6–8 p.m. $12TH *June 16 6–8 p.m. $12T *July 19 6 –8 p.m. $12TH *August 4 6–8 p.m. $12T *August 16 6–8 p.m. $12

* May 3: Oklahoma City Skyline; June 16: Fireflies in a Jar; July 19: Lemonade; August 4: Buffalo; August 16: Cactus Pots

POTTERYClay TrivetConstruct a trivet made out of clay to use in your kitchen or give as a gift. Visits required: One to make, one to glaze and one to pick up.Ages: 18 & Up Min/ Max: 2/12

W August 10 6–8 p.m. $12

Wheel ThrowingWhen we say ‘throw’ we mean on a pot-ter’s wheel! This will be a basic introduc-tion to using a potter’s wheel and learn-ing how pots are thrown. Upper body strength and coordination are the secrets to success in this class. Visits required: One to throw, one to glaze and one to pick up.Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 2/7

M May 23 5:30–7 p.m. $12T June 7 5:30–7 p.m. $12M July 25 5:30–7 p.m. $12W August 24 5:30–7 p.m. $12

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FITNESSYoga with KateImprove your flexibility, strength and balance. You will explore modifications that work for your body as well as learn-ing breathing and relaxation techniques. Participants will need to bring their own yoga mat. If you would like to drop–in, call ahead for availability. This is a drop–in only class.Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 2/18

T *May–June 6:30–7:30 p.m. $10/class

*No class June 7

SPECIAL INTERESTAnyone Can OilEssential Oils are fast becoming a popu-lar wellness option. Learn how to read food labels, uses of essential oils and overall health and wellness of mind, body and soul. Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 3/40

M May 2 7–9 p.m. FreeF May 13 7–9 p.m. FreeM June 6 7–9 p.m. FreeF June 17 7–9 p.m. FreeF July 8 7–9 p.m. FreeM July 25 7–9 p.m. FreeM August 1 7–9 p.m. FreeF August 26 7–9 p.m. Free

EDUCATIONAlgebra IThis is a refresher course for students wishing to brush up on their Algebra I skills for EOI State Testing, ACT Exam or students currently taking college Algebra. Ages 13 & Up Min/Max: 5/20

M, W May 2–25 6–8 p.m. $150

Asset Protection for Yourself and Your FamilyThis workshop will show how it is pos-sible to provide asset protection for you and those you love. Asset protection can prevent the loss to creditors, divorce, bankruptcy, and other predators. Learn how assets can be protected in the event that nursing home care becomes neces-sary. Presented by Richard Winblad, Winblad LawAges: 18 & Up Min/Max: 3/25

T May 10 10–11 a.m. FreeTH May 12 6–7 p.m. Free

Basic Self–Defense for WomenEvery woman has the potential to protect herself no matter the age or body build so come and discover your tiger within. We will discuss how to be more aware of our surroundings, what body language can tell us, how not to look like an easy target as well as learn self–defense techniques to elude or escape from an encounter. Please wear comfortable clothes.Ages: 20 & Up Min/Max: 4/12

W May 4–June 22 6:30–7:30 p.m. $140W July 13–Aug. 31 6:30–7:30 p.m. $140

Edward Jones: Basics of Estate PlanningLearn the basics of estate planning, common documents to prepare, consid-erations to make and the process we use to help clients accomplish writing an estate plan.Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 2/100

T May 10 6–7 p.m. Free

Edward Jones: Outsmart the ScammersIncidents of fraud are on the rise and scammers’ tactics are becoming more complex. This presentation will give you the information needed to help outsmart the scammers. We will discuss how to spot certain red flags that may indicate


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a fraudulent encounter, give you resourc-es to use in the event you or a loved one is targeted and steps you can take to help protect yourself and loved ones. Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 3/20

T July 12 6 p.m. Free

Edward Jones: Social Security– Your Questions AnsweredSocial Security will likely be the founda-tion of your retirement income. Before you retire, it’s important to understand your options regarding Social Security and the impact your decisions have on your retirement. We will discuss how Social security fits into your retirement in-come plan, when you should start taking benefits and tax considerations.Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 3/20

T May 17 6 p.m. Free

Edward Jones: Time Matters– A Women’s Retirement OutlookThis seminar shares perspectives on financial concerns facing women who are getting ready for or have recently tran-sitioned to retirement. We will discuss retirement income strategies, including perspectives around Social Security, withdrawal and reliance rates. It also addresses how to prepare for the unex-pected, including market and inflation risks, and the rising costs of both health and long–term care.Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 3/20

T August 9 6 p.m. Free

Estate Planning and Legal Docs for Young Adult and College StudentsYoung adults, married couples and those headed to college need the Estate Planning basics. For example, medical providers are restricted from discussing medical situations of adult children with their parents. Powers of Attorney may be needed even if you are married. A will says where your property goes and who

you designate as a guardian for your children. Living Wills & Trusts also dis-cussed. Presented by: Richard Winblad, Winblad Law.Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 3/25

M May 23 6–7 p.m. Free

Estate Planning Workshop: Avoid Ma-jor Threats to Your Estate PlanCreating documents for control of your assets isn’t enough to assure they are handled properly. Estate Plans allow you to make sure you are in control of your assets while you are alive and well and also lays out how to keep them managed if you cannot. This program covers Will, Trusts, Powers of Attorney and Living Wills. Presented By: Richard Winblad, Winblad Law.Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 3/25

T May 3 10–11 a.m. FreeTH May 5 6–7 p.m. FreeTH May 19 6–7 p.m. Free

Estate Planning Workshop: How to Protect Your “Stuff” in 3 Easy StepsProtecting your assets these days is essential to your financial security. We will discuss Estate Planning and these 3 Easy Steps to protect your plan. We will discuss each of these steps individually and address any questions you may have so you can make these changes to your current plan or utilize them to write a new plan. This program covers Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney and Living Wills. Presented by: Richard Winblad, Winblad Law. Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 3/25

TH January 7 6–7 p.m. FreeTH February 4 6–7 p.m. FreeTH March 3 6–7 p.m. FreeTH April 7 6–7 p.m. Free

IRA’s and Your Kids– Protect and Stretch Your LegacyWithout planning, your IRA is subject to several risks including loss to bankruptcy, creditor and divorce. Many kids cash out IRAs and lose the opportunity for cash deferred growth. You can protect against these consequences. Presented by Rich-ard Winblad, Winblad Law.Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 3/25

TH May 5 10–11 a.m. FreeM May 16 6–7 p.m. Free

Key Legal Issues for CaregiversCaregivers face many challenges. Plan-ning and managing the care for their loved ones is a daunting task. Often legal issues prevent the implementation of the plans. This could range from not receiving information because of HIPAA to the inability to access bank accounts, manage property or deal with insurance companies, all which can present prob-lems. That is why it is important to make sure that your loved ones estate plan and life care planning documents are up to date. This class helps caregivers navigate the legal barriers to providing needed support. Presented by Richard Winblad, Winblad LawAges: 18 & Up Min/Max: 3/25

W May 4 10–11 a.m. FreeM May 9 6–7 p.m. Free

LEAN Habits–Learn, Educate, Apply, NutritionLearn about the body and how it process-es food, Educate those around you and Apply what you learn to begin new Nutri-tional habits that can lower blood sugars and weight. Presented by the OSDH.Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 5/15

M May 2–23 6:30–7:30 p.m. $15

Nursing Home/Assisted Living Expenses–How to Minimize the Financial CrisisWhen illness strikes, many people under-estimate the costs of care. Did you know Medicare does not pay for extended long term care? Without proper plan-ning, one’s life savings can quickly be drained. This can leave a spouse without sufficient assets or prevent children from having financial security for college or other future plans. Learn about ways to protect assets and maximize the ability to qualify for government benefits such as Medicaid and Wartime Veterans Pension. Presented by: Richard Winblad, Winblad Law.Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 3/25

TH May 12 10–11 a.m. FreeTH May 26 6–7 p.m. Free

Thrivent Financial: Retire WiselyLearn how to manage six risks all retirees face: Outliving their income, inflation, unpredictable events, market volatility, income taxes and rising health care costs.Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 5/20

T May 24 6–7 p.m. FreeT August 23 6–7 p.m. Free

Thrivent Financial: Social Security: Strategize to MaximizeNavigating your Social Security retire-ment benefit options can be overwhelm-ing. Please join us to learn how to sort through hundreds of options to help ensure the choices you make are right for you.Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 5/20

T June 14 6–7 p.m. Free

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Stroller StridesMitch Park FIT4MOM NOKC & Edmond | facebook.com/nokcedmond.fit4mom

YOUR FIRST CLASS IS FREE!

Stroller Strides® is a stroller-based fitness programdesigned for moms with little ones. Each 60-minute, totalbody workout incorporates cardio, strength-training, andsongs and activities. Certified instructors offer a variety ofclass formats. We also offer a FREE playgroup with Our Village. Momsform lasting friendships with other moms through playdates, moms' nights out, and activities.

DAYS: Monday - Thursday TIME: 9:30am - 10:30am LOCATION: Mitch Park - Edmond Multi-Activity Center 2733 Marilyn Williams Drive Edmond, OK 73003 INSTRUCTORS: Abby Hodges Tami Begnel

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:Sheridan Gruber | nokcedmond.fit4mom.com

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Stroller StridesMitch Park FIT4MOM NOKC & Edmond | facebook.com/nokcedmond.fit4mom

YOUR FIRST CLASS IS FREE!

Stroller Strides® is a stroller-based fitness programdesigned for moms with little ones. Each 60-minute, totalbody workout incorporates cardio, strength-training, andsongs and activities. Certified instructors offer a variety ofclass formats. We also offer a FREE playgroup with Our Village. Momsform lasting friendships with other moms through playdates, moms' nights out, and activities.

DAYS: Monday - Thursday TIME: 9:30am - 10:30am LOCATION: Mitch Park - Edmond Multi-Activity Center 2733 Marilyn Williams Drive Edmond, OK 73003 INSTRUCTORS: Abby Hodges Tami Begnel

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:Sheridan Gruber | nokcedmond.fit4mom.com


Register Today @ edmondparks.com and click on the Recreation Friends tab.


Thrivent Financial: The Ins and Outs of Long Term Care PlansLong Term Care is an important part of your retirement plan. Learn how the plans work, how much they cost and the benefits of having long term care.Ages: 18 & Up Min/Max: 5/20

T July 26 6–7 p.m. Free

PERFORMING ARTSLearn Guitar Correctly–Guitar 1For beginners and advanced beginners. A great introduction to playing the gui-tar! This class focuses on basic guitar techniques and gives students a firm foundation for reading music and play-ing in several genres. Music is provided. Bring your own guitar, music stand, electric tuner, white 3 ring–binder and a pencil. Enrollment is ongoing with pay-ments pro–rated to time of enrollment.Ages 8 & Up Min/Max: 5/15

T 4:30–5:25 p.m. $50/month

Learn Guitar Correctly–Guitar 2For intermediate and advanced players who want to enhance their playing and music reading skills. Several genres will be explored including classical, jazz and rock. Bring your own guitar, music stand and electric tuner. Enrollment is ongoing with payments pro–rated to time of enrollment.Ages 8 & Up Min/Max 5/15

T 5:30–6:25 p.m. $50/month Learn Guitar Correctly–Guitar 3For advanced players who want to en-hance their playing and music reading skills. Several genres will be explored including classical, jazz and rock.

Music is provided. Enrollment is ongo-ing with payments pro–rated to time of enrollment. Ages 8 & Up Min/Max 5/15

T 6:30–7:25 p.m. $50/ month

Learn Guitar Correctly–Guitar 4For very advanced players who want to enhance their playing and music read-ing skills by learning one composition for classical guitar. Music is provided. Those who enroll in Guitar 4 will attend Guitar 3 & 4. Enrollment is ongoing with pay-ments pro–rated to time of enrollment. Ages 8 & Up Min/Max 5/15

T 6:30–7:25 p.m. $50/ month

Family Ages: 2 & Up

ARTS & CRAFTSMother/Daughter SewingYou will have lots of fun learning how to sew, thread, and operate a sewing ma-chine, cut patterns and more! You get to make and take home a new project each session.Ages: 6 & Up Min/Max: 2/6

S May 7 9:30–11 a.m. $18/personS June 11 9:30–11 a.m. $18/personS July 9 9:30–11 a.m. $18/personS August 13 9:30–11 a.m. $18/person

Paint AwayThis is a basic social painting class for people who think they can’t paint or never have. We will provide the basic layout of the painting and you will provide the color and creativity. All you need is an

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TUESDAY May 14 | 1-4pSATURDAY May 21 | 9a-noon$10 | Registration is requiredMAC in Mitch ParkTransportation is providedEdmondParks.com

This tour is both driving and walking. The walking part will cover most of downtown. There will be stops throughout the tour for restroom and/or drink breaks.

2016 Edmond ART in PUBLIC PLACESTour

Pieces

open mind to let the artist with in to come alive. This is a class that is fun to take with a friend. Ages: 6 & Up Min/Max: 2/12

T *May 10 6–8 p.m. $12F *May 20 6–8 p.m. $12F *June 3 6–8 p.m. $12T *June 28 3–5 p.m. $12TH *July 14 3–5 p.m. $12F *July 29 6–8 p.m. $12T *August 9 3–5 p.m. $12T *August 23 6–8 p.m. $12

* May 10: Yellow Rain Boots; May 20: ‘Donut’ Worry; June 3: Pineapple; June 28: Patriotic Flip Flops; July 14: Minecraft Square Canvas; July 29: Collect Moments; August 9: Hulk Smash; August 23: Batman signal over the city

Print Making Made EasyLearn the basics of print making on wood using items you can find around the house like screws, mallets, bolts and other common items. You will make your own unique design and then use it to make a print on wood. Each day is a new class.Ages: 6 & Up Min/Max: 5/12

T *May 3–31 3:30–5 p.m. $18/class T, TH June 14–30 3:30–5 p.m. $18/classT, TH Aug. 2–18 3:30–5 p.m. $18/classT, TH **Aug. 23–30 4–5:30p.m. $18/class

*No class May 24**Time change due to start of school.

POTTERYBisque Birthday Plate CelebrationIf your birthday is in May, June, July or August come to this class and we will cel-ebrate by having a cupcake and painting a bisque plate to use every year on your birthday! Ages 2–5 must have a parent present. Visits required: One to glaze and one to pick up.Ages: 2 & Up Min/Max: 2/12

S June 11 10–11 a.m. $10

Bisque StudioCome paint bisque pieces and make them original works of art. Choose from our stock of plates, platters, bowls, ani-mals, monsters, planes, princess stuff and more! Finished pieces will be glazed and picked up at a later date. Price includes two small pieces or one larger piece and unlimited glaze. Ages 2–5 must have a parent present. Studio time is two hours but project time may vary. Bisque Studio time may be used to finish other Clay and Pottery class projects with no extra fee, Please call to register. Visits required: One to glaze and one to pick up.Ages: 2 & Up Min/Max: 2/12

S May 14 10 a.m.–12 p.m. $20T May 31 3–5 p.m. $20S June 4 10 a.m.–12 p.m. $20M June 13 4–6 p.m. $20W July 6 4–6 p.m. $20W July 20 4–6 p.m. $20S August 6 10 a.m.–12 p.m. $20TH August 18 4–6 p.m. $20

Pre–School Ages: 2–5 (Parents must attend)

ARTS & CRAFTSArt in the Park Get creative in the park with Edmond Parks and Recreation. We will help you create a masterpiece inspired by nature or using things found in nature. Registration RequiredAges: 2–12 Min/Max: 2/9

TH *May 19 9:30–10:30 a.m. FREETH *June 16 9:30–10:30 a.m. FREETH *July 14 9:30–10:30 a.m. FREETH *August 11 9:30–10:30 a.m. FREE

*May 19: Hafer Park Pavilion 1; June 16: Bickham–Rudkin Park Pavilion; July 14: Chitwood Park East Pavilion; August 11: Fink Park North Pavilion

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Voted Best Dance Studio by Metro Family Magazine, Tippi Toes is a children’s dance company that provides a welcoming environment for children to experience the joys of dance, self expression and movement. Classes are held at the MAC.

All classes run June – AugustTuition: $75/6 weeksRegistration: $30

MondaysBaby Ballet 9:30 – 10:15 a.m. 2–3 yrs.Toddler & Me 10:15 – 11 a.m. 1 ½ –3 yrs. Ballet, Jazz & Tap 11 – 11:45 a.m. 3– 6 yrs.Hip Hop & Jazz 5:30 – 6:15 p.m. 5– 10 yrs.Ballet, Jazz & Tap 6:15 – 7 p.m. 3– 6 yrs.

Wednesdays Ballet, Jazz & Tap 5 – 5:45 p.m. 3– 4 yrs.Baby Ballet 5:45 – 6:30 p.m. 2–3 yrs.Ballet, Jazz & Tap 6:30 – 7:15 p.m. 5– 6 yrs.

Go to edmondparks.com and click

on the Recreation Friends tab.


Build a BugGet creative and use different shapes to make up your very own kind of bug.Ages: 2–5 Min/Max: 2/9

W May 11 10 –11 a.m. $8

Famous Artist Inspired ArtGet creative at the MAC with these fun sessions. You will learn about a different famous artist each class and make your own artwork to take home. Ages: 2–5 Min/Max: 2/9

M May 23 10–11 a.m. $8TH June 2 10–11 a.m. $8W August 24 10–11 a.m. $8

Father’s Day CraftYour father will love a creative gift you will make in this class from you on his special day.Ages: 2–5 Min/Max: 2/9

T June 14 10–11 a.m. $10

Fourth of July Handprint ShirtUse your hand prints to create a flag on your very own shirt to wear.Ages: 2–5 Min/Max:2/9

F June 17 10–11 a.m. $11

Gym Kats CheerThis is a fun introduction to cheerlead-ing. Learn basic motions, jumps, chants, cheers and more.Ages: 3-7 Min/Max: 5/20

F May – August 10 – 11 a.m. $45/month

Jelly Fish CraftTurn ordinary items into a fun jelly fish to take home.Ages: 2–5 Min/Max: 2/9

T May 17 10–11 a.m. $8

Mixing Colors Messy ArtLearn about colors and mixing colors while getting a little messy.Ages: 2–5 Min/Max: 2/9

T July 26 10–11 a.m. $8

Mother’s Day CraftCreate a special gift for your very special mother this Mother’s Day.Ages: 2–5 Min/Max: 2/9

W May 4 10–11 a.m. $10Ocean Theme Handprint CraftsCreate a few ocean animals with your very own handprints.Ages: 2–5 Min/Max: 2/9

T June 7 10–11 a.m. $8

Pool Noodle Stick HorseTransform an ordinary pool noodle into a fun stick horse you can gallop along all day long.Ages: 2–5 Min/Max: 2/9

T August 2 10–11 a.m. $9

Pool Noodle Sail BoatMake your own cute little sail boat using a popular pool toy.Ages: 2–5 Min/Max 2/9

TH July 28 10–11 a.m. $9

Salt Painting FireworksBe amazed while painting these fireworks onto glue and salt with watercolor paint.Ages: 2–5 Min/Max: 2/9

T June 28 10–11 a.m. $8

Sock Octopus Turn a sock into an octopus.Ages: 2–5 Min/Max: 2/9

TH August 25 10–11 a.m. $9


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Toilet Paper Roll RobotsCreate a few small robots in this toilet paper roll craft class.Ages: 2–5 Min/Max: 2/9

W August 17 10–11 a.m. $8

Watercolor Flower BouquetsPaint a forever flower arrangement using watercolor this spring.Ages: 2–5 Min/Max: 2/9

W May 25 10–11 a.m. $9

Watermelon Clay PotsYou can’t eat this watermelon! Paint a clay pot to look like a watermelon.Ages: 2–5 Min/Max: 2/9

M July 11 10–11 a.m. $9

Zoo Handprint AnimalsReady to make your own zoo? Create a few zoo animals with your very own handprints.Ages: 2–5 Min/Max: 2/9

TH July 7 10–11 a.m. $8

PERFORMING ARTS Kindermusik with AlyssaClasses at the MAC are the 3rd Wednes-day each month | 10 – 10:45 a.m.See page 29 for more details and registration info.

Tippi Toes DanceSummer sessions run June – AugustSee page 21 for more details and registration info.

Youth Ages: 6–12

ARTS & CRAFTS Art in the ParkGet creative in the park with Edmond Parks and Recreation. We will help you create a masterpiece inspired by nature

or using things found in nature. Registration RequiredAges: 2–12 Min/Max: 2/9

TH *May 19 9:30–10:30 a.m. FREETH *June 16 9:30–10:30 a.m. FREETH *July 14 9:30–10:30 a.m. FREETH *August 11 9:30–10:30 a.m. FREE


Duct Tape Pencil PouchDuct tape is for more than just fixing things. Create a pencil pouch out of duct tape to keep your pencils in for school.Ages: 6–12 Min/Max: 2/9

W August 17 2–3 p.m. $10

Felt Key ChainsAlways losing your keys? Create a small keychain to keep your keys on or put on your backpack for school.Ages: 6–12 Min/Max: 2/9

TH June 9 3–4 p.m. $10

Felt Name Letter PillowsK-A-T-I-E cut letters out of felt and attach them to a pillow in this class for your own personalized pillow.Ages: 6–12 Min/Max: 2/9

T July 12 2:30–4 p.m. $11

Gym Kats CheerThis is a fun introduction to cheerlead-ing. Learn basic motions, jumps, chants, cheers and more.Ages: 3-7 Min/Max: 5/20

F May – August 10 – 11 a.m. $45/month

Handmade BookmarksEveryone loves a good book! Design and create a bookmark to keep your spot in your favorite books this summer.Ages: 6–12 Min/Max: 2/9

W May 25 2–3 p.m. $8

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Learn to Sew You will have lots of fun learning how to sew, thread, and operate a sewing ma-chine, cut patterns and more! There will be a new project each class you get to make and take home.Ages: 6–17 Min/Max: 2/6

TH *June–August 4:30–6 p.m. $18/class

*No class June 16 or July 13 due to sewing camp.

Modge Podge Magnet BoardA personalized way to display your mem-ories. Create a magnet board to hang on the wall to keep your special items.Ages: 6–12 Min/Max: 2/9

W June 1 2–3 p.m. $11


T *May 3–31 3:30–5 p.m. $18/classT, TH June 14–30 3:30–5 p.m. $18/classT, TH Aug. 2–18 3:30–5 p.m. $18/classT, TH **Aug. 23–30 4–5:30p.m. $18/class


Screen Print T–shirt Field Trip–NEWTake a tour of USA Screen Printing & Em-broidery Co. in OKC and print your very own screen printed t–shirt to take home! You will meet with artists and learn how the art is created, how the screen print-ing screens are made, see the production floor where the shirts are printed, how the ink is cured on the garment and how an embroidery machine works and runs. At the end of the tour each child will

receive their t–shirt and a gift bag with candy and goodies. Ages: 6–12 Min/ Max: 12/22

F June 17 9 a.m.–12 p.m. $10

String Art on WoodCreate one of a kind art to hang on the wall.Ages: 6–12 Min/Max: 2/9

W July 27 3–4:30 p.m. $11

POTTERYClay CastlesBe the King or Queen of your own castle, fort, moat and even a drawbridge by

making them out of clay. Visits Required: One to make, one to paint, one to pick up.Ages: 6–12 Min/Max: 2/9

M July 18 3–4:30 p.m. $12

Clay Garden ChimesBuild a wind chime out of clay to hang in-doors or outdoors. Visits Required: One to make, one to paint, one to pick up.Ages: 6–12 Min/Max: 2/9

M June 6 3–4:30 p.m. $12

Clay Gnome Homes, Fairy Houses, and Toad AbodesYou will construct a gnome home, fairy house or toad abode out of clay for your garden. Clay will take about 2 weeks to dry before it can be fired. After your piece has been fired you will come to a Bisque Studio class and glaze your piece. Visits Required: One to make, one to paint, one to pick up.Ages: 6–12 Min/Max: 2/9

M June 27 3:00–4:30 p.m. $12


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Register today! irishdanceok.com

Work on the basic skills you already know and learn more level hard shoe and soft show figure, ceili and

step that you can use in performance and competitions or learn just for fun.

Wednesdays | May–August | Min/Max: 3/123:30 – 4:30 p.m. 6 yrs. & Up $40/month

Wednesdays | May–August | Min/Max: 3/12Level 1 5 – 5:30 p.m. 6 yrs. & Up $25/monthLevel 2 5 – 6 p.m. 6 yrs. & Up $40/month

Learn basic Irish soft shoe steps and dances including a jig, a reel and some ceili (folk) dances.

Family Discount 25% off/third child and 50% off/fourth child

To register go to edmondparks.com and click on the Recreation Friends tab.


Clay Tea CupsTea time anyone? Get your friends to-gether and make a teacup out of clay to take home and use. Visits Required: One to make, one to paint, one to pick up.Ages: 6–12 Min/Max: 2/9

W May 4 4:30–6 p.m. $12

Imaginations in ClayUse your imagination and the instruc-tor will provide you with the guidance to form it out of clay. Visits Required: One to make, one to paint, one to pick up.Ages: 6–12 Min/Max: 2/9

TH May 12 4:30–6 p.m. $12T June 14 3–4:30 p.m. $12TH July 7 2:30–4 p.m. $12TH August 11 2:30–4 p.m. $12

Wheel ThrowingWhen we say ‘throw’ we mean on a pot-ter’s wheel! This will be a basic introduc-tion to using a potter’s wheel and learn-ing how pots are thrown. Upper body strength and coordination are the secrets to success in this class. Visits required: One to throw, one to glaze and one to pick up.Ages: 8—12 Min/Max: 2/7

M May 16 5:30–7 p.m. $12TH June 2 3–4:30 p.m. $12TH July 21 2–3:30 p.m. $12M August 8 3–4:30 p.m. $12

PERFORMING ARTSIrish Dance with ChelseaBeginner and intermediate classes availableWednesdays | Ages 6 & UpSee page 25 for more details and registration info.

Learn Guitar Correctly–Guitar 1For beginners and advanced beginners. A great introduction to playing the guitar! This class focuses on basic guitar tech-niques and gives students a firm founda-

tion for reading music and playing in several genres. Music is provided. Bring your own guitar, music stand, electric tuner, a white 3 ring binder and a pencil. Enrollment is ongoing with payments pro–rated to time of enrollment.Ages 8 & Up Min/Max: 5/15

T 4:30–5:25 p.m. $50/month

Learn Guitar Correctly–Guitar 2For intermediate and advanced players who want to enhance their playing and music reading skills. Several genres will be explored including classical, jazz and rock. Bring your own guitar, music standand electric tuner. Enrollment is ongoing with payments pro–rated to time of enrollment.Ages 8 & Up Min/Max 5/15

T 5:30–6:25 p.m. $50/month

Learn Guitar Correctly–Guitar 3For advanced players who want to en-hance their playing and music reading skills. Several genres will be explored including classical, jazz and rock. Music is provided. Enrollment is ongoing with payments pro–rated to time of enroll-ment. Ages 8 & Up Min/Max 5/15

T 6:30–7:25 p.m. $50/ month

Learn Guitar Correctly–Guitar 4For very advanced players who want to enhance their playing and music read-ing skills by learning one composition for classical guitar. Music is provided. Those who enroll in Guitar 4 will attend Guitar 3 & 4. Enrollment is ongoing with pay-ments pro–rated to time of enrollment. Ages 8 & Up Min/Max 5/15

T 6:30–7:25 p.m. $50/ month

Tippi Toes DanceSummer sessions run June – AugustSee page 21 for more details and registration info.

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Homeschool Ages: 6–12

POTTERY Art in the ParkGet creative in the park with Edmond Parks and Recreation. We will help you create a masterpiece inspired by nature or using things found in nature. Registration RequiredAges: 2–12 Min/Max: 2/9

TH *May 19 9:30–10:30 a.m. FREETH *June 16 9:30–10:30 a.m. FREE

TH *July 14 9:30–10:30 a.m. FREETH *August 11 9:30–10:30 a.m. FREE


Home School ClayCreate various clay projects in this series of classes designed to teach a few as-pects of clay hand building and wheel throwing. Each child will have time to finish one project per class as well as glazing projects from prior weeks. Ages: 6–12 Min/Max: 2/8

M *May 2 2:00–3:30 p.m. $12M *May 9 10–11:30 a.m. $12M *May 16 2:00–3:30 p.m. $12T *August 23 10–11:30 a.m. $12T *August 30 2:00–3:30 p.m. $12

*May 2: Mixed Construction Pots; May 9: Wheel Throwing; May 16: Goblet; August 23: Planter; August 30: Wheel Throwing

Teen Ages: 13–17

POTTERY Learn to Sew You will have lots of fun learning how to sew, thread, and operate a sewing ma-

chine, cut patterns and more! There will be a new project each class you get to make and take home.Ages: 6–17 Min/Max: 2/6

TH *June–August 4:30–6 p.m. $18/class

*No class June 16 or July 13 due to sewing camp.

Paint AwayJoin us on Friday nights at the MAC! This is a basic social painting class for people who think they can’t paint or never have. We will provide the basic layout of the painting and you will provide the color

and creativity. All you need is an open mind to let the artist with in to come alive. This is a class that is fun to take with a friend. Ages: 6—17 Min/Max: 2/12

F *May 20 6–8 p.m. $12F *June 3 6–8 p.m. $12F *July 29 6–8 p.m. $12

* May 20: ‘Donut’ Worry; June 3: Pineapple; July 29: Collect Moments


T *May 3–31 3:30–5 p.m. $18/classT, TH June 14–30 3:30–5 p.m. $18/classT, TH Aug. 2–18 3:30–5 p.m. $18/classT, TH **Aug. 23–30 4–5:30 p.m. $18/class



POTTERYWheel ThrowingJoin us on Friday nights at the MAC! When we say ‘throw’ we mean on a pot-ter’s wheel! This will be a basic introduc-tion to using a potter’s wheel and learn-ing how pots are thrown. Upper body strength and coordination are the secrets to success in this class. Visits required: One to throw, one to glaze and one to pick up.Ages: 13—17 Min/Max: 2/7

F May 6 5:30–7 p.m. $12F July 22 5:30–7 p.m. $12F August 5 5:30–7 p.m. $12

EDUCATIONAlgebra IThis is a refresher course for students wishing to brush up on their Algebra I skills for EOI State Testing, ACT Exam or students currently taking college Algebra. Ages 13 & Up Min/Max: 5/20

M, W May 2–25 6–8 p.m. $150

PERFORMING ARTSLearn Guitar Correctly–Guitar 1For beginners and advanced beginners. A great introduction to playing the gui-tar! This class focuses on basic guitar techniques and gives students a firm foundation for reading music and play-ing in several genres. Music is provided. Bring your own guitar, music stand, electric tuner, white 3 ring–binder and a pencil. Enrollment is ongoing with payments pro–rated to time of enrollment.Ages 8 & Up Min/Max: 5/15

T 4:30–5:25 p.m. $50/month

Learn Guitar Correctly–Guitar 2For intermediate and advanced players who want to enhance their playing and music reading skills. Several genres will be explored including classical, jazz and rock. Bring your own guitar, music stand and electric tuner. Enrollment is ongoing with payments pro–rated to time of enrollment.Ages 8 & Up Min/Max 5/15

T 5:30–6:25 p.m. $50/month

Learn Guitar Correctly–Guitar 3For advanced players who want to en-hance their playing and music reading skills. Several genres will be explored including classical, jazz and rock. Music is provided. Enrollment is ongoing with payments pro–rated to time of enrollment. Ages 8 & Up Min/Max 5/15

T 6:30–7:25 p.m. $50/ month Learn Guitar Correctly–Guitar 4For very advanced players who want to enhance their playing and music read-ing skills by learning one composition for classical guitar. Music is provided. Those who enroll in Guitar 4 will attend Guitar 3 & 4. Enrollment is ongoing with pay-ments pro–rated to time of enrollment. Ages 8 & Up Min/Max 5/15

T 6:30–7:25 p.m. $50/ month


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Play Dates in Mitch ParkUp in the Sky | Wed. | May 18Out and About | Wed. | June 15Beach Days | Wed. | August 17

Newborn – 5 yrs. | 10 – 10:45 p.m. $12/student | $8/1st Sibling | $6/2nd Sibling

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FREEZero 2 Sixty and Nasty WeatherClassic RockThursday, June 2

Juliana JohnsonPhil Smith & The Blend ProjectCountry/JazzAccoustic Rock/JazzThursday, June 9

Out of the Box andSqueeze BoxJazz/Pop CountryClassic/ Modern RockThursday, June 16

Gotcha Covered Bandand Mike Black and the Stingrays50’s, 60’s & 70’s RockOld Rock-n-RollThursday, June 23

Lincka andKerry Wayne’s BandPop/ChillR&B/Pop Rock/JazzThursday, June 30

Red Dirt Road Bandand Wild HeartChristian Southern RockCountry/Classic RockThursday, July 7

Michael Fresonkeand Claire PeirsolJazzThursday, July 14

Bonham Revue and and Howard Brady Band BluegrassBlues/Rock/Home GrownThursday, July 21

Souled Outand Mystery DatesClassic Pop/RockVariety/Pop/RockThursday, July 28

Champaign Jam and 949R&B Variety Eclectic Top 40’s/Pop/Classic RockThursday, August 4

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For more information and large group registry call 216-7471.

19th Annual Arcadia

Lake SweepSat., August 6 • 7 – 10 a.m.(Rainout day is Saturday, August 13th)

Spring Creek Park

Free Event!Volunteer today and help keep Arcadia Lake clean.

Free Brunch and T-shirts! (While supplies last)

Don’t forget your gloves and plenty of sunscreen.

Register, Rent & Policies

Register OnlineVisit online.activecommunities.com/edmondparks and either log in or set up a new account. If you set up a new account, you will receive a PIN number within 24–36 hours, Monday–Friday. Please keep your PIN number on hand, you will need this each time you log in.

Register In PersonVisit us Monday–Friday from 8 a.m.–5 p.m. at the Parks and Recreation office inside the MAC building located in Mitch Park, 2733 Marilyn Williams Drive.

PaymentsWe accept cash, check and debit/credit card payments for any of our classes and events. Make checks payable to Edmond Parks and Recreation. VISA, Master Card, Discover and American Express are accepted.

Forgot Your Login Information?Click on the “forgot log–in” link or call 359–4630 and they will provide you with the necessary information. Please do not create a new account as this will create multiple accounts for you and can create problems when trying to register.

HOW TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES

HOW TO RENT A PAVILION/ROOM The City of Edmond Parks and Recreation Department has pavilions and rooms available for rent for your private function. For information on availability, pricing and booking, call the Parks and Recreation office at (405) 359-4630 or visit us M-F 8am-5pm at the MAC building in Mitch Park.

Planning a special event? Any event that offers a public invitation that includes use of city services must be approved by our Special Events Committee. City services include, but are not limited to: street closures, trash receptacles, police/fire services. Anyone interested in having a special event must contact Sarah London by calling (405) 359-4580 for information and an application.

REFUND & CANCELLATION POLICY 1.) If a class has been canceled by the instructor or Parks and Recreation Department at any time, we will work to reschedule the class. If you cannot make the rescheduled class, you have the option for a full refund or you may have a credit for the amount of your class placed on your account. Credits expire one year from the date of the original class.2.) If a registered customer withdraws more than 7 days prior to the date of the class, the customer may receive a full refund or have credit placed on their account. Credits expire one year from the date of the original class.3.) If a registered customer withdraws for a class less than 7 days prior to the date of the class, the customer will forfeit their fee. This is due to minimum class participant requirements being met 7 days prior to a class so supplies can be

purchased and the contracted instructor can plan. Credits and possible refunds will be considered with extenuating circumstances.

The Refund & Cancelation policy applies only to our fee-based Recreation Programs and not to: KickingBird Tennis Center; KickingBird Golf Club; Edmond Farmers Market; Pelican Bay Aquatic Center; Arcadia Lake; pavilion or room rentals within the Parks and Recreation Department.

Program Tardiness PolicyPrograms will start promptly at the designed time. Please arrive 5-10 minutes early so you can scan your card and be ready for class.

Recreation Card All class participants must sign a yearly liabil–ity waiver and have their picture taken for a Recreation Card. Participants must bring this card each time they come in for a class and have it scanned at the front desk.

The first card is free and any additional or replacement cards will incur a $ 5 fee.


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19th Annual Arcadia

Lake SweepSat., August 6 • 7 – 10 a.m.(Rainout day is Saturday, August 13th)

Spring Creek Park

Free Event!Volunteer today and help keep Arcadia Lake clean.

Free Brunch and T-shirts! (While supplies last)

Don’t forget your gloves and plenty of sunscreen.


Arcadia Lake

Arcadia Lake is located on the Deep Fork River and has 1,820 surface acres and 26 miles of shoreline. Facilities include picnicking, camping, swimming, water skiing, boating, hiking, disc golf and an equestrian trail. Each season is host to an array of special events and activities in the breath– taking beauty of Arcadia Lake. For more information on activities, events or facilities please call 216–7470.

Nicole OffuttAdministrative Manager

Leon MixerMaintenance Crew Chief

Central State ParkCentral State Park is 2.5 Miles east of I–35 on 2nd Street (Route 66) with 249 acres. This park features a shower, courtesy dock, boat ramp, swim beach, two playgrounds, primitive, regular, and full hook–up camping, pavilions, hiking trails and fishing. Daily use is 7 a.m.–10 p.m. Camping and fishing are available 24 hours, 7 days a week.

Edmond ParkEdmond Park is located 2 miles east of I–35 on 2nd Street with 131 acres. This park features a swim beach, hiking trails, boat ramp, Boy Scout area, playground, kids fishing pond, pavilion, primitive camping, fishing and a softball field. The UCO OAR Center is located in this park.Daily use is 7 a.m.–10 p.m. Camping and fishing are available 24 hours, 7 days a week. Closed November – March

Scissortail CampgroundScissortail Campground is located 1.5 Miles east of I–35 on 15th Street, with 141 acres. This park features a shower, pavilion, and regular hook–up camping. Camping is allowed 24 hours, 7 days a week. Closed November – March

Spring Creek ParkSpring Creek Park is located 2.5 miles east of I–35 on 15th Street with 194 acres. This park features a 36–hole disc golf course, enclosed heated fishing dock, pavilion, fishing, boat ramp, courtesy dock, jet ski area, swim beach, playground and a group RV area. Daily use is 7 a.m.–10 p.m. Fishing is allowed 24 hours, 7 days a week.

• Camping

• Boating

• Fishing

• Picnicking

• Equestrian trail

• Birthday party plans

• Volleyball rentals

• Disc golf course

• 3 Beaches

• 3 Boat ramps

• Pavilion rentals

• Rusty’s Store for quick food & grocery items

• Heated handicap accessible fishing dock

• RV group reservable campground

• Multi use trail for biking or hiking

Amenities at the Lake


SAT. JUNE 117:30 A.M.– NOONSPRING CREEK PARKKIDS AGES 5–15 A FREE EVENT!

ARCADIA LAKE’S KIDS FISHING DERBY

Registration from 7:30–9 a.m., fishing at 8 a.m. and final weigh-in at 11 a.m. Concessions and worms will be for sale at the event site. Parents must accompany children.

216-7471Event sponsored by Edmond Lions Club


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KickingBird Golf Club

KickingBird Golf Club is the City of Edmond’s only municipal golf course. Built in 1971, KickingBird is Edmond’s oldest golf course and is still well known for its traditional 18–hole championship layout. KickingBird Golf Club has hosted many professional and amateur championships. KickingBird hosted the Oklahoma Open from 1979–1985 and many of its storied champions include Danny Edwards, Dr. Gil Morgan, Doug Tewell, and Bob Tway. KickingBird is currently the permanent home site of the Oklahoma Golf Association’s Junior Boys and Girls Championships. Come experience great golf with a family friendly atmosphere. We offer a number of programs for juniors and adults of all skill levels. If you are interested in golf, KickingBird Golf Club is sure to have a program or event for you!

Brian SoerensenPGA Head Golf Professional

Jeff KlappenbachPGA Assistant Golf Professional

Terry WilesAssistant Golf Professional

Driving Range ProgramPay $180 for 65 range tokens–a savings of $45 off the regular price. The 65 range token credit is stored on a key which is used in the range machine and gives you the added convenience of going straight from your car to the range without having to stop in the pro shop.

KickingBird Players CardPurchase one and receive discounts of 10–20% of all greens fees, tokens, carts and pro shop merchandise for only $150 + tax.

Contact Information1600 East Danforth

Edmond, OK 73034

341–5350

kickingbirdgolf.com

Hours of Operation

March 15–May 31 6:30 a.m.–10 p.m. | SUN–TH6:30 a.m.–11 p.m. | F–SAT

June 1–August 16 6:30 a.m.–11 p.m. | All Days

August 17–November 1 6:30 a.m.–10 p.m. | SUN–TH6:30 a.m.–11 p.m. | F–SAT

November 2–March 14 7 a.m.–Dark | Everyday


Fee Schedule

GREEN FEES REGULAR SENIORS JUNIORS (62 & older) (HS Senior and younger)

Weekday Monday–Thursday

$26.50 $16 $26.50 $10 (after 2 p.m.)

Weekend Friday–Sunday

$31.50 $31.50 ($18.50 after 2 p.m.) $31.50 $16 (Friday only before 11 a.m.) $13 (after 2 p.m.)

TwilightMar.–Oct. (after 4 p.m.)

$18.50 $16 (weekday) $10 (weekday after 2 p.m.)

Nov.–Feb. (after 2 p.m.) $18.50 (weekend after 2 p.m.) $13 (weekend after 2 p.m.)

Super TwilightApr.–Oct. (after 6 p.m.)

$16 $16 $10 (weekday after 2 p.m.)

$13 (weekend after 2 p.m.)

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SPEC IAL E VENTS 2016 E.C. Hafer Jr. Golf SignupThursday, May 12 | 4:30 p.m.1 Week of Junior Golf Instruction for 1 hour each day. Limited to 8 students per instructor. Classes are from 8-9am, 9:15-10:15am or 10:30-11:30am. There will be three weeks offered: June 13-17, June 27-July 1, July 18-22. Fee: $90 (This also includes Long Drive and Putting Contests on August 2 and an end of the year E.C. Hafer Jr. Golf Tournament on August 3)

14th Annual KickingBird ClassicSponsored by Edmond ElectricSaturday & Sunday, July 9 & 10 Tee Time 10 a.m. | $150 per person (Covers Green Fee, Cart, Range Balls, Tee Prize and other Prizes) 36-Hole Individual Stroke Play. Championship must have an official USGA Handicap

13th Annual Parent Child ChampionshipSaturday, August 14 | Shotgun start 1 p.m.2-Person, Parent-Child Teams | Scramble Tee Shot-Alternate Shot Approach-Scramble Putt$100 per team (Green fees, Cart, Range Balls and Prizes)

Call 341-5350 to sign up or for more details.


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saturdays • 8am to 1pm • festival market placewednesdays • june to august 17 • mitch park

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*Half daytimes are either 8 a.m.–2 p.m. or 4 p.m.–10 p.m.

**The pavilion is not available to rent Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day–Feb. 1, with limited availability on Edmond Farmer’s Market days. This list is not inclusive, call for availability.

Peak Availability is Apr. 10– Oct. 31Off Peak Availability is Nov. 1–Apr. 9 Please Note: A clean–up deposit equal to the rental rate is required. For all non–profit rentals, proof of official 501(c3) status must be provided.

Farmer’s Market Hours of OperationSaturdays, Apr. 16–Oct. 29 from 8 a.m.–1 p.m.Wednesdays, June 1–Aug. 17 from 8 a.m.–1 p.m.Mitch Park: New Location for Wednesday Market

Junior MarketOur Junior Market will be open from June 1–August 17, 8 a.m.–1 p.m.

The Festival Market Place is located on 2nd street one block west of Broadway in downtown Edmond. The Festival Market Place is home to the Edmond Farmer’s Market that runs from Mid–April through the end of October. For more information call 359–4630.

Amenities and RatesFestival Market Place is an outdoor special event venue and has been the home of the Edmond Farmer’s Market since 2004.The Festival Market Place is a great location for groups or individuals to hold fundraising events, family reunions, weddings and receptions, concerts, craft shows and more. It is a 63’ X 142’ open–air pavilion with water, electricity, ceiling fans, plaza area and public restrooms. It is available for rent except during the Farmer’s Market, some holidays** or other scheduled events. Below are the rental rates:

Non Profit Organizations All Others

RATE TYPE Half Day Full Day Half Day Full Day

Peak* Weekend $125 $200 $250 $400

Peak* Weekday $75 $125 $150 $250

Peak* Holiday* * $100 $200 $200 $400

Off–Peak $75 $150 $150 $300

Off Peak Weekday $50 $100 $100 $200

Off Peak Holiday* * $75 $150 $150 $300

Festival Market Place


Edmond Senior Center

The Edmond Senior Center The Edmond Senior Center is open Monday thru Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please stop by for tour of our facility.

You may pick up our monthly calendar of events at the Senior Center or view the calendar online at edmondseniorcenter.com. Also you may give us a call at 216-7600.

Gail DeatonManager

Sue PerryProgram Coordinator

Elaine FellerAssistant Program Coordinator

Note: All classes are held on the respective day each week or month unless otherwise noted.

REGULAR SCHEDULEPROGRAMS

FITNESS

Tai ChiBeneficial for good health–mind and body. The instructor for this class is David Kamphous.Age: 55 & Up Max: 18

M & F 9 a.m. $5 per class

W 12 p.m. $5 per class

Discuss monthly rate with instructor. Pre-registration required

Line DancingNo partner needed! Line dance to your country favorites with a variety of dance steps that offer exercise and fun! Must have some line dance experience. The instructor for this class is Betty Lausen.Age: 55 & Up Max: 18

T 1:30 p.m. $1 per classPre-registration required

Early Risers ExerciseWork on range of motion and muscular strength exercises. The instructor for this class is Jan Fraase.Age: 55 & Up Max: 40

T, W, TH 9 a.m. FREEPre-registration required

Jazzercise Lite for SeniorsAerobic dance exercise class. The instructors for this class are from Jazzercise in Edmond.Age: 55 & Up Max: 18

M, W, F 2:50 p.m. $35 per monthPre-registration required


YogaYoga focuses on mind/body integration and improving flex-ibility, strength and balance. Each exercise can be modified to suit individual needs. You will need to bring a floor mat. The instructor for this class is Barbara Emanuelson.Age: 55 & Up Max: 18

T&TH 2:45 p.m. $5 per class

2:45 p.m. $30 per monthPre-registration required

Zumba GoldZumba Gold classes provide low impact fitness through Latin dance moves. The instructor for this class is Natalie Bratton, Certified Zumba Gold.Age: 55 & Up Max: 18

M&TH 10:15 a.m. $5 per class $40 per 10 classesPre-registration required

ACTIVITIES Quilting GroupThis group makes quilts of all sizes. The quilters make and donate items for special projects in the community.Age: 55 & Up Max: 12T 10 a.m. FREEPre-registration required

WoodcarvingWoodcarving, as a hobby, is both entertaining and therapeutic. As an art form, it is the same as sculpture with wood as the me-dium. Some of the therapeutic values result in the strengthening of hands and the satisfaction of accomplishment. Join this class at any time. The instructors for this group are James Hooper and Steve Brandt, Oklahoma City Woodcarvers Club.Age: 55 & Up

TH 12 p.m. FREE

Computer CenterThe Computer Center is available for our members to practice their skills, email and internet use. Basic computer skills are neces-sary. Instruction is not provided.Age: 55 & Up

M–F 8 a.m.–3 p.m. FREE

S.A.L.T.S.A.L.T. councils are part of the national TRIAD program. TRIAD is the agreement between the county sheriff’s office, local police department and senior adults in the community to work together to address safety




Edmond Senior Center

concerns effecting senior adults. S.A.L.T. meets the first Tuesday of each month.Age: 55 & Up

(First Tuesday of the Month)

T 12:30 p.m. FREE

Weekly DevotionalJoin ministers from our community who conduct our weekly devotional.Age: 55 & Up

F 10 a.m. FREE

General Activities• Mah–Jongg• Puzzles• Games• Dominos• Pool Tables• Shuffle Board• Scrabble• Library • Computers• Low Vision Reader Age: 55 & Up

M–F 8 a.m.– 4 p.m. FREE

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recreation partnersThe Parks and Recreation department is proud to be a part of something so much bigger than just us! Thank you to our sports partners for making such a BIG impact in our community!

KickingBird TennisKickingbird Tennis Center1500 E. DanforthEdmond, OK 73034(405) [email protected]

Edmond LacrossePO Box 31271Edmond, OK 73003-0022 (405) [email protected] edmondlacrosse.com

Edmond Adult Softball Association(405) [email protected]

Edmond Soccer Club1502 W Danforth, Edmond, OK 73003P.O. Box 955, Edmond, OK 73083(405) 348-2255edmondsoccer.com

Miracle League711 Aberdeen RdEdmond, OK 73025(405) 850-7603edmondmiracleleague.com

Edmond Rodeo300 N. Kelly Road P.O. Box 1054Edmond, Oklahoma 73083edmondroundupclub.com

Edmond All-Sports Inc.836 W DanforthEdmond, OK 73003 (405) [email protected]


2016 PA R A DEJuly is National Parks and Recreation Month – come celebrate

Edmond’s wonderful parks and our great nations independence by making a firework sparkler and twirling it in the Liberty

Fest Parade as part of the Parks and Recreation Float.

parade participationMonday, July 4 | 8 a.m.Location TBA | 359-4630

Firework Sparkler class

Monday, June 27 | 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.MAC Building | Free with parade float participation | $5 if not participating in parade | Registration required


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SCHOOLS OUT!


C A R D B OA R D B OAT R EG AT TAS AT U R DAY • AU G U S T 2 7 • 9 : 3 0A M

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ParadeD O W N T O W N

parade participationMonday, July 4 | 8 a.m.Location TBA | 359-4630

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