parks & recreation brochure - fall 2015

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What is Recreation Online?It’s simple, just send your email to [email protected] and we will enroll you in our email system. You can stay current with our latest events and programs so you never miss a deadline again! Sign up today to avoid disappointment!

Maplewood Neighborhood Ice RinksMaplewood maintains nine skating rinks throughout the city,four of which have supervised shelters. Shelters will not beopen when temperatures -100 or the windchill reaches -250.Shelters will also be closed until the rinks are cleared followingsnow and when warm temperature softens the ice. Call theweather information hotline for closure details: 651.249.2190. Warming houses are scheduled to be open Dec. 26 - Feb.14 (weather permiting). Closed Dec. 31 and Jan. 1.Shelter Hours:Monday - Friday, 5:30PM - 8:30PMSaturday and Sunday, 1:00PM - 4:00PMRink LocationsAfton Heights (shelter) 63 N Sterling StreetFour Seasons (shelter) 1685 Gervais Avenue Gethsemane (shelter) 2401 E 7th StreetWakefield (shelter) 1590 Frost AvenueEdgerton 2001 Bradley StreetHarvest 2561 Barclay StreetKohlman 1000 County Road CMaplecrest 2101 Arcade StreetPleasantview 1100 Marnie Street

Spotlight Maplewood Nature CenterThe Maplewood Nature Center is located at 2659 East 7th Street and is a popular spot for hikers, families, and all kinds of groups. Here you will find a visitor center with live snakes and salamanders, and 1.5 miles of hiking trails that wind through wetlands and woods. Visitor amenities include interactive exhibits, both indoor and out, trail kiosk, picnic area and nature play yard, wildflower demonstration gardens including raingar-dens and more. Come check out one (or more) of our exciting programs or enjoy a self-guiding activity. Call 651.249.2170 to inquire about one of our birthday packages.

Contact UsVisit Us By PhoneAt MCC Customer Service MCC/Fitness/Aquatics 2100 White Bear Ave ProgramsMon. 9:00AM - 7:00PM 651.249.2230Tues. - Fri. 9:00AM - 5:00PM

At the Nature Center Nature Center 2659 East 7th Street ProgramsTues. - Sat. 8:30AM - 4:30PM 651.249.2170

Parks & Recreation Programs 651.249.2120

Table of ContentsSpecial Events. ..............................................3MCC............................................................4-7YMCA Aquatics .........................................8-12Fitness ....................................................13-16Youth Recreation.....................................17-19Adult Recreation......................................21-24Maplewood Nature Center ......................25-26

Round Up FOR Recreation!Help Maplewood Youth Participate in Maplewood Recreation!

How can you help?Say YES! and we will round up your admission fee to the next dollar. The proceeds will go directly to the Maplewood Youth Scholarship Fund to support families who would otherwise be unable to participate in our youth classes and programs.

Maplewood Parks & Recreation serves approximately 6,000 youth through our recreation programs and sports leagues per year.

Maplewood Parks & Recreation serves approximately 6,000 youth through our recreation programs and sports leagues per year.


Special EventsFREE! Maplewood Movie NightAT WAKEFIELD PARKFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18: THE INCREDIBLESPRE-MOVIE ACTIVITIES/GAMES: 6:30PMMOVIE: 7:15PMJoin us for a fun family night out. Concessions, activities and games will be available at the movie night. Don’t forget to bring your chair, blanket, and bug spray.

Jam the Gym (Grades K-5)AT CARVER COMMUNITY GYM, 2680 Upper Afton RoadFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 6:00PM - 8:00PMFRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 6:00PM - 8:00PMActivities, music, games and more! Join other kids looking to have a fun time getting out of the house at our Jam the Gym night. Snacks will be available for purchase. Cost is $5.00 at the door.

Carver Youth Dance (Grades 4-5)AT CARVER COMMUNITY GYM, 2680 Upper Afton RoadFRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 7:00PM - 9:00PMFRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 7:00PM - 9:00PMJoin your friends, meet new friends and come dance the night away! The DJ will play from an edited playlist. Cost is $5.00 at the door.

Holiday Fun Hour (Ages 4-8)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERHalloween SessionTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 6:15PM - 7:15PMThanksgiving SessionTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 6:15PM - 7:15PMJoin us and create fun, easy crafts that will put you in the holiday spirit! Music, stories, and snacks are all part of the fun. Grab your paint shirt and come have a great time. Cost is $7.00 per child per session or $12.00* for both sessions. *Must register for both sessions at time of registration.

Letters for Santa (Ages 2+)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERTUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 6:00PM - 7:00PMCalling all boys and girls! Our elves will have everything that you need to write and decorate the perfect letter to Santa - we’ll even mail it for you! Enjoy holiday stories and delicious treats while you create. Parents are welcome to stay. Children must be potty trained if parents choose to leave. Cost is $5.00.

Santa’s Workshop Party (Ages 3+)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERSATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 9:30AM - 11:30AMHey kids, join us for breakfast treats while your parents are out holiday shopping or working out at the MCC. Join Santa and the gang for a razzle-dazzle good ol’ time. We’ll have a visit from Santa, games, musics, movies, arts and crafts, holiday stories and much more! Bring an unwrapped girft for Toys for Tots and you’ll receive a special prize. Cost is $10.00 ($7.00 for MCC members).

Maplewood

Saturday, September 269:00AM-10:00AM:Check-In/Pre-Race Activities

Benefiting Maplewood Parks & Recreation Youth Scholarship Fund

Rec Run 3k/5k

Kids - come as your

favorite cartoon

character or superhero!

How to Register: Online: https://apm.activecommunities.com/maplewoodmn/Home

Phone: 651.249.2230 or 651.249.2120 • In Person: 2100 White Bear Avenue

Register by Sept. 14 for a shirt and child’s award!

Thank You Sponsors

Fire Truck & Police Car Tours • Krazy Hair Will Hale & the Tadpole Parade Concert

Temporary Tattoos • Nature Crafts • Yard GamesStretches led by MCC Personal Trainer

10:00AM: Race Starts 11:00AM: Race Awards

Race Fee: $30.00 One Adult & One Child (under 16 yrs.)

Family: $75.00 (max of 4 children)

At the Maplewood Community Center Come run the Gateway Trail!

Music in the Barn

Live Music FeaturingKing WiLKies DreaM

gates open 5:30pM • Music Begins 7:00pM

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2170 county roaD DMapLeWooD, Mn 55109

Relax on the historic grounds of the Bruentrup Farm while enjoying delicious cocktails and food (addi-tional fee). Then enjoy live music in the beautifully restored barn. King Wilkie’s Dream is a group of long-time music professionals creating a new sound and a big noise in the world of acoustic music. “Soulful, bluesy, rootsy are only a few adjec-tives that apply to KWD.” Space is limited and you must have a ticket to participate in this event.

$5.00 presaLe

$10.00 Day oF shoWPresale tickets will be available at the event at will call only.

Get your tickets today! 2014 SELL OUT EVENT!Call 651.249.2230 or 651.249.2120

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Are you looking for an affordable and family friendly environment? Are you interested in state-of-art equipment and innovative pro-gramming options? If so, visit the Maplewood Community Center today and experience all that we have to offer! We recognize that your time is valuable. To help you make the most of it, the Maplewood Community Center offers a convenient, centrally located facility with top-notch amenities. Open 358 days a year, as early as 5:00am on weekdays, our facility is designed with you in mind!

Offering Wellness, Arts, & Fun For Everyone!

• Family-friendly atmosphere• Convenient location & friendly staff• Newly renovated aquatic center & fitness center• 25-Yard lap/exercise/recreation pool & whirlpool• Leisure pool with interactive play area & waterslides• Cardio & strength center, two fitness rooms & spinning room• 11-Lap per mile walking & running track• Two full-size gymnasiums & two racquetball/wallyball courts• Over 70 group fitness classes each week• Nationally certified group exercise instructors• Free fitness orientations & daily locker use• Program discounts including TRX, swim lessons, & more• Drop-in child care (free with family memberships)• Half-mile scenic pond trail connected to the Gateway Trail• And so much more!

Personal Training at the MCCAre you bored with your same old workouts? Have you hit a plateau? No longer seeing results from your current program? Have you found that you don’t even know where to start? MCC Certified Personal Trainers Can help.

What will your trainer do for you? • Work with you to determine specific, measurable, attainable goals • Teach you how to train more efficiently within your time-frame• Encourage and motivate you to achieve your goals • Help you overcome stubborn plateaus • Design a program that fits your style • Hold you accountable

You do not need to be a MCC member to participate in Personal Training! Whatever your fitness need, we have an experienced trainer that can help. Call 651-249-2207 to set up a free consultation to see if personal training is a good fit for you.

MCC Operating HoursMonday - Thursday 5:00AM - 10:00PMFriday 5:00AM - 9:00PMSaturday 6:00AM - 8:00PMSunday 8:00AM - 7:00PM

Please check the gym and YMCA aquatic center sched-ules for specific operating hours of these areas.

Racquetball and WallyballChallenge yourself with one of these enjoyable sports. To reserve a court, call 651-249-2210.

Racquetball FeesMembers: $10.00 per month as membership add-onNon-Members: Cost of daily admissionWallyball Fees(Per court/per hour/per group)Non-Member: $25.00 (+ tax) Member: $20.00 (+ tax)


Offering Wellness, Arts, & Fun For Everyone!Maplewood Community Center Amenities

FITNESS CENTERMaplewood Community Center’s newly renovated fitness cen-ter offers state of the art cardiovascular and strength equip-ment. Our wide variety of cardio machines includes treadmills, elliptical cross-trainers, step mills, summit trainers, stationary bikes, stair climbers and rowers. Most machines have an entertainment system, allowing you to watch television or use your iPod during your workout. We also offer weight training equipment to work every part of your body. A certified fitness professional can provide initial and ongoing instruction on how to use the equipment to meet your goals.

GROUP FITNESSEnjoy access to over 70 complimentary group exercise class-es every week! Classes are held in our two studio spaces, the spinning room, the lap pool and the gym. The broad range of formats includes Les Mills BODYPUMP™, spinning, INSAN-ITY®, yoga, Pilates, and many others! Intensities range from calm to exceptionally rigorous, so classes can be enjoyed by members of all ages and fitness levels.

WALKING/JOGGING TRACKRain or shine, take a walk around Maplewood Community Center’s indoor track. This suspended track is 1/11 of a mile long with three spacious lanes for walkers and runners.

PERSONAL TRAININGLet Maplewood Community Center personal trainers motivate and inspire you! Our trained, experienced, and professional staff will design a program that fits your style and schedule. Let our fitness experts help you determine attainable goals, overcome stubborn plateaus, maximize your time by teaching you how to train more efficiently, and hold you accountable! We offer both one-on-one training and small group training for groups of 2 - 4. Call 651-249-2207 to set up a free consulta-tion and find out it personal training is right for you!

NOT A MEMBER?Not a problem! The Maplewood Community Center is open to the public. Just pay the Daily Admission Fee.

Youth/Senior $7.00 Adult $9.00 Family $22.00

YMCA AQUATIC CENTER AT THE MCCThrilling family fun and fitness adventures await you. This fabulous aquatic center features a 6-lane lap pool, an interac-tive leisure pool (zero-depth), a 120-foot twirling water slide, and a soothing hot tub. A jaunty, interactive submarine takes center stage in the zero-depth entry leisure pool allowing chil-dren to climb inside the access hatch, slide out the turbo prop, or take a seat at the submarine’s control console. Children can peer through the interactive periscope, play with pressure activated sprayers and floor geysers, or use the submarine’s control panel to push button activate the sub’s roof-top spray guns. Murals of the coral reef and other underwater wonders grace the walls of the facility.

GYMBring a group of friends and challenge them to a game of basketball, volleyball, pickleball, floor hockey or badminton. A variety of other fun gym activities are available and posted on the monthly gym schedule.

RACQUETBALL/WALLYBALLMaplewood Community Center has a variety of options for those that enjoy playing racquetball or wallyball. Visit the bulletin board for leagues, or call 651.249.2210 to reserve a court.

SPECIALTY GROUP FITNESSIn addition to our group fitness classes, the Maplewood Com-munity Center also offers you the opportunity to get connected through small group classes. These offer more accountability and motivation and are taught by nationally certified instruc-tors. Try TRX suspension training, kettlebell training, small group weight loss, or boot camp!

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MEMBERSHIP RATESANNUAL

Rate ResidentYouth/Senior $420 $363Senior HH $540 $483Adult $625 $511Couple/Dual $727 $613Family/HH $879 $766

MONTHLY Rate ResidentYouth/Senior $38 $33Senior HH $54 $51Adult $57 $46Couple/Dual $71 $59Family/HH $85 $73

3-MONTH* Rate ResidentYouth/Senior $142 $137Senior HH $184 $173Adult $191 $168Couple/Dual $239 $215Family/HH $284 $250

*NO ADMINISTRATIVE FEE

A one time non-refundable $75 administrative fee is payable upon joining and will only be reassessed if a membership lapses more than 30 days.

ANNUAL & MONTHLY MEMBERSHIPS MAY BE PUT ON HOLD FOR UP TO 6 MONTHS FOR A COST OF $10 PER MONTH.

DAILY ADMISSION Youth/Senior $7 Adult $9 Family* $22

10 VISIT PASS CARDA renewable swipe card!

Access the entire facility including group fitness classes for $85 (or 20

visits for $160)

MID-DAY MEMBERSHIPSNo Adminstrative Fee! (M-F 10AM-2PM)3 Months AnnualIndividual $95 Individual $375Family $151 Family $600

MEMBERSHIP DEFINITIONSYouth: 17 & Under Adults: 18 & Older Seniors: 62 & OlderSenior Household: Two individuals 62 & older living in the same dwellingCouple/Dual: Two individuals living in the same dwellingFamily/Household: Up to 6 individuals living in the same dwelling. Each individual after 6 will require an additional $5/month $50/annually(Verification of residency will be required on all types of memberships.)

PAYMENT OPTIONSMonthly: First month paid to MCC; remaining months automatically withdrawn from checking or savings.3-Month, Annual, & Mid-Day: Pre-pay with cash, check, Visa, Mastercard, Discover or American Express

*Daily admission family consists of father, mother, sons, daughters, foster children, and foreign exchange students living in the same household. No more than two adults 18 years of age or older.

All rates are subject to change and sales tax will be assessed.

2100 WHITE BEAR AVENUE • MAPLEWOOD, MN 55109WWW.MAPLEWOODCOMMUNITYCENTER.COM • 651.249.2100

MINIMUM OF 3 MONTH MEMBERSHIP AGREEMENT

MEMBERSHIP ADD-ON: RACQUETBALL - $10/MONTH

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FREE CLASS W/ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP + NO INITIAL FEE

10 & 20-VISIT PASS SALE

Visit Customer Service to learn more.Valid Sept. 1 - 30 • Some restrictions apply.

Visit Customer Service to learn more.Valid Nov. 1 - 30 • Some restrictions apply.

Join the Maplewood Community Center today and invest in your fitness future!

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FREE CLASS W/ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP + NO INITIAL FEE

10 & 20-VISIT PASS SALE

Visit Customer Service to learn more.Valid Sept. 1 - 30 • Some restrictions apply.

Visit Customer Service to learn more.Valid Nov. 1 - 30 • Some restrictions apply.

Join the Maplewood Community Center today and invest in your fitness future!

Visit Customer Service to learn more.Valid Oct. 1 - 31 • Some restrictions apply.

Visit Customer Service to learn more.Valid Dec. 1 - 31 • Some restrictions apply.

LEVEL DESCRIPTIONS

PARENT / CHILD

SEA TURTLE Ages 6-36 mo. In this water adjustment program, certified instructors guide par-ents in teaching their children fundamental safety and aquatic skills. Parents accompany children at all times during the class.

Prerequisites: Able to control head movement and at least 6 months old on first day of class

SEA LION Ages 6-36 mo.In this advanced water adjustment program, a certified instructor will guide parents in teaching body position, blowing bubbles, floating and fundamental safety and aquatic skills. Parents accompany the child at all times during the class.

Prerequisites: Comfortable in the water and able to walk 3 steps independently on land

SEA HORSE Ages 6-36 mo. This class teaches water safety, paddle strokes, kicking skills, blowing bubbles with face in the water, and floating. The class serves as a transition from the parent/child to the preschool swim program. Parents begin the session in the water with their children until they become more independent.

Prerequisites: Jump on cue on land

WATER ADJUSTMENTSUNFISH Ages 3-7 [Similar to Red Cross Level 1]This class is for new swimmers who may be apprehensive in the water, or who have never had swim lessons. Sunfish introduces swimmers to the pool and helps them develop safe water habits in a fun and encouraging environment. Students play games to practice putting their faces in the water and swimming with floatation. Sunfish enjoy personal attention with one instructor per four swimmers.

Prerequisites: None

BEGINNER PIKE Ages 3-5 [Similar to Red Cross PreSchool Level 1]GOLDFISH Ages 6-12 [Similar to Red Cross Level 1]This class is for beginning swimmers who are comfortable in the water. Students learn basic paddle stroke, kicking skills, and floating with instructor support. Students are also introduced to pool rules and YMCA core values. Students enjoy personal attention with one instructor per four swimmers.

Prerequisites: Pass Sunfish or be able to perform each of the following skills:• Put face in water• Front and back float 10 seconds with assistance• Swim 5 yards on front or back with floatation• Listens and follows directions

EEL Ages 3-5 [Similar to Red Cross PreSchool Level 2]POLLIWOG Ages 6-12 [Similar to Red Cross Level 2]This class is for swimmers who are well-adjusted to the water and eager to become more independent! Students learn to float on their own and swim longer distances. They also learn more about pool and water safety. Students enjoy personal attention with one instructor per four swimmers.

Prerequisites: Pass Pike/Goldfish or be able to perform each of the following skills:• Front and back float 10 seconds with floatation• Swim 10 yards on front and back with floatation• Swim 2 yards on front and back without floatation• Jump into shallow water and recover to wall, with floatation or instructor support

RAY Ages 3-5 [Similar to: Red Cross PreSchool Level 3]TROUT Ages 6-12 [Similar to Red Cross Level 3]This class is for swimmers who are ready to begin developing strokes and swimming in deeper water. Instructors teach students alternating and symmetrical paddle, treading water, and rescue skills, as well as help swimmers develop good judgment around the water. Students enjoy personal attention with one instructor per four swimmers.

Prerequisites: Pass Eel/Polliwog or be able to perform each of the following skills:• Front and back float 10 seconds without floatation• Swim 25 yards on front and back with floatation• Swim 5 yards on front and back without floatation• 5 underwater bobs• Jump into shallow water and recover to wall

MID LEVEL 3 STARFISH Ages 3-5 [Similar to Red Cross Level 3]GUPPY Ages 6-12 [Similar to Red Cross Level 3]These swimmers review previous skills and work to develop en-durance in swimming, floating and treading water. This class also includes rescue skills, personal safety, discussion of YMCA values and an introduction to team water sports. Students enjoy personal attention with one instructor per four children.

Prerequisites: Pass Ray/Trout or be able to perform each of the following skills:• Front and back alternating paddle 10 yards• Front and back symmetrical paddle 10 yards• Tread water 15 seconds • Front and back glides • Jump into deep water and recover to wall

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NURTURING SKILLS AND BUILDING CONFIDENCE IN THE WATERFor more than 150 years, the Y’s goal has been to strengthen the whole person – spirit, mind and body. One of the most effective ways to accomplish this is to teach youth, teens and adults to swim. And, in the land of 10,000 lakes, it’s one of the most important offerings on the list. Swim lessons provide you and your child with new-found confi-dence. They learn skills which could save a life, and will last for lifetime. We’re committed to keeping class sizes small so swimmers get the expert, personal attention they need to succeed. Y instructors have a minimum of 40 hours of training including CPR, AED, First Aid and Oxygen Administration and are nationally certified to build your child’s swim skills and comfort level in the water. Every 7 weeks over 5000 youth, teens and adults choose the YMCA of the Greater Twin Cities to learn this lifelong skill. And now you can count on Y expertise for a high-quality learning experience through The YMCA Swim Academy at Maplewood Community Center.

WE’RE HERE FOR EVERYONEAll ages – from infants to seniors – can be a part of Y Swim Academy. We offer expansive day, evening and weekend class schedules offered 7 days a week to fit your family’s busy life.

PARENT/CHILD AQUATIC PROGRAM — AGES 6-36 moThe Y Swim Academy’s Parent/Child classes focus on specific swim skills for infants and toddlers in a safe and fun atmosphere. Along with parents, Y certified instructors build a foundation of aquatic abilities for each child. The three Parent/Child swim levels have integrated, progressive curriculum based on research in child development and aquatic programming to ensure consistency, safety and quality of instruction.

WATER ADJUSTMENT LESSONS — AGES 3-7Classes for the new swimmer who may be apprehensive in the water, or who has never had swim lessons. We offer small class sizes to provide more one-on-one support and attention to the students’ needs.

BEGINNER LESSONS — AGES 3-12Preschool and Youth classes for swimmers comfortable in the water and ready to develop basic swim skills: 4 swimmers per class.

INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED LESSONS — AGES 5-12Youth classes for students prepared to refine swim skills: 6 swimmers per class.

TEEN/ADULT LESSONS — AGES 13+Teen/Adult swim instruction from basic water adjustment to stroke technique to endurance swimming.

YMCA SWIM LESSONS


CLASS SCHEDULES

Session Fees:MCC Member $64Non Member $79

1 CLASS PER WEEK

Class NameEelFishGoldfishGoldfishGuppyMinnowPikePikePolliwogRay/StarSea LionSharkSunfishSunfishTeen BeginnerTrout

Ages3-5 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years3-5 years3-5 years6-12 years3-5 years12-30 months6-12 years3-5 years3-5 years13-17 years6-12 years

Time of Day6:15-6:45 PM6:30-7:10 PM5:00-5:40 PM7:15-7:55 PM7:05-7:45 PM5:10-5:50 PM6:30-7:00 PM5:55-6:25 PM6:50-7:30 PM5:05-5:35 PM5:10-5:40 PM5:45-6:25 PM5:40-6:10 PM6:30-7:00 PM7:05-7:45 PM5:45-6:25 PM

Wednesday Classes, 9/16–10/28

Class NameEelFishFlying FishGoldfishGoldfishGuppyMinnowPikePikePolliwogPolliwogRay/StarSea TurtleSunfishSunfishTrout

Ages3-5 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years3-5 years3-5 years6-12 years6-12 years3-5 years6-18 months3-5 years3-5 years3-5 years


Thursday Classes, 9/17–10/29

Class NameEelFishFlying FishGoldfishGoldfishGuppyMinnowPikePikePolliwogRay/StarSea LionSeahorseSunfishSunfishTrout

Ages3-5 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years3-5 years3-5 years6-12 years3-5 years12-30 months18-36 months3-5 years3-5 years6-12 years


Sunday Classes, 9/20–11/01

Class NameAdult-Basic Water AdjustmentEelFishFlying FishGoldfishGoldfishGuppyMinnowPikePikePikePolliwogRay/StarSea LionSea TurtleSeahorseSunfishSunfishSunfishTrout

Ages16-99 years

3-5 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years3-5 years3-5 years3-5 years6-12 years3-5 years12-30 months6-18 months18-36 months3-5 years3-5 years3-5 years6-12 years

Time of Day9:00-9:40 AM

10:20-10:50 AM9:00-9:40 AM10:55-11:35 AM10:55-11:35 AM10:20-11:00 AM9:35-10:15 AM9:00-9:40 AM11:05-11:35 AM9:00-9:30 AM9:45-10:15 AM9:45-10:25 AM10:30-11:00 AM9:45-10:15 AM10:55-11:25 AM10:20-10:50 AM10:20-10:50 AM9:00-9:30 AM11:05-11:35 AM9:35-10:15 AM

Saturday Classes, 9/19–10/31



LEVEL DESCRIPTIONS CLASS SCHEDULES

1 CLASS PER WEEKINTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED

MINNOW Ages 5-12 [Similar to Red Cross Level 3/4]Minnow swimmers work to refine crawl strokes, and develop lead-up skills in preparation for learning new strokes. Students also learn how to care for breathing emergencies and have opportunities to set goals and work towards achieving them. Minnows enjoy person-al attention with one instructor per six children.

Prerequisites: Pass Starfish/Guppy or be able to perform each of the following skills:• Front and back float 30 seconds• Front and back alternating paddle 25 yards• Front and back symmetrical paddle 25 yards• Tread water 30 seconds• 10 underwater bobs

FISH Ages 5-12 [Similar to Red Cross Level 4]Fish swimmers gain endurance in their crawl strokes and treading water, and start to practice sidestroke, breaststroke and elemen-tary backstroke. Students are also introduced to basic first aid for bleeding, cramps and cold weather emergencies. Fish enjoy personal attention with one instructor per six children.

Prerequisites: Pass Minnow or be able to perform each of the following skills:• Front and back crawl 25 yards • Whip kick 15 yards• Front and back flutter kick 25 yards • Scissors kick 25 yards• Breaststroke arm pulls 15 yards • Tread water 1 minute

FLYING FISH A ges 5-12 [Similar to Red Cross Level 5]Swimmers in this advanced level focus on stroke enhancements including breathing, body position and arm and leg movements, as well as build endurance in all strokes. The butterfly stroke is also introduced at this level. Flying Fish Swimmers review first aid and safety, and discuss personal ground rules and risk taking. Flying Fish enjoy personal attention with one instructor per six children.

Prerequisites: Pass Fish or be able to perform each of the

following skills:• Front and back crawl 50 yards • Breaststroke 25 yards• Elementary backstroke 25 yards • Sidestroke 25 yards• Dolphin kick 25 yards • Tread water 3 minutes

SHARK Ages 5-12 [Similar to Red Cross Level 6 Shark swimmers focus on perfecting their strokes and further increasing their endurance. Swimmers are introduced to competi-tive swimming skills of flip turns and individual medleys, and learn about heart rates and developing good health habits. Sharks enjoy personal attention with one instructor per six children.

Prerequisites: Pass Flying Fish or be able to perform each of the following skills:• Front and back crawl 100 yards • Breaststroke 50 yards• Elementary backstroke 50 yards • Sidestroke 50 yards• Butterfly 25 yards • Tread water 6 minutes

Class NameAdult-Basic Water AdjustmentEelFishFishFlying FishGoldfishGoldfishGuppyMinnowPikePikePolliwogRay/StarSunfishSunfishTrout

Ages16-99 years

3-5 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years3-5 years3-5 years6-12 years3-5 years3-5 years3-5 years6-12 years

Time of Day7:00-7:40 PM

6:35-7:05 PM6:30-7:10 PM7:10-7:50 PM5:40-6:20 PM5:45-6:25 PM7:15-7:55 PM5:15-5:55 PM5:00-5:40 PM6:00-6:30 PM6:25-6:55 PM7:10-7:50 PM6:00-6:30 PM6:35-7:05 PM5:05-5:35 PM5:15-5:55 PM

Monday Classes, 9/14–10/26

Class NameEelFishFlying FishGoldfishGoldfishGuppyMinnowPikePikePolliwogRay/StarSeahorseSharkSunfishSunfishTrout

Ages3-5 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years6-12 years3-5 years3-5 years6-12 years3-5 years18-36 months6-12 years3-5 years3-5 years6-12 years


Tuesday Classes, 9/15–10/27


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Email: Contact Jana Krautkramer at [email protected]: activenet004.active.com/maplewoodmn/ By phone or in-person: Call 651-249-2230 or visit Customer Service at the Maplewood Community Center Registration office is open Monday 9:00am-7:00pm; Tuesday-Thursday 9:00am-5:00pm



Monday - Thursday Classes, 6/15–6/25

Class Name Ages Time of DayEel 3-5 years 10:10-10:40amEel 3-5 years 11:30-12:00amFish 6-12 years 11:25am-12:05pmFlying Fish/Shark 6-12 years 10:45-11:25amGoldfish 6-12 years 11:30am-12:10pmGuppy 6-12 years 9:20-10:00amMinnow 6-12 years 9:35-10:05amPike 3-5 years 10:05-10:35amPike 3-5 years 10:50-11:20amPolliwog 6-12 years 11:15-11:55amRay/Starfish 3-5 years 10:15-10:45amSea Lion 6-36 months 9:35-10:15amSea Turtle 6-36 months 10:55-11:25amSeahorse 2-3 years 10:20-10:50amSunfish 3-5 years 10:40-11:10amTrout 6-12 years 9:40-10:10am Monday - Thursday Classes, 6/29-7/9

Class Name Ages Time of DayEel 3-5 years 10:10-10:40amEel 3-5 years 11:30am-12:00pmFish 6-12 years 11:25am-12:05pmFlying Fish/Shark 6-12 years 10:45-11:25amGoldfish 6-12 years 11:30am-12:10pmGuppy 6-12 years 9:20-10:00amMinnow 6-12 years 9:35-10:05amPike 3-5 years 10:05-10:35amPike 3-5 years 10:50-11:20amPolliwog 6-12 years 11:15-11:55amRay/Starfish 3-5 years 10:15-10:45amSea Lion 6-36 months 9:35-10:15amSea Turtle 6-36 months 10:55-11:25amSeahorse 2-3 years 10:20-10:50amSunfish 3-5 years 10:40-11:10amTrout 6-12 years 9:40-10:10am Monday - Thursday Classes, 7/13-7/23

Class Name Ages Time of DayEel 3-5 years 10:10-10:40amEel 3-5 years 11:30am-12:00pmFish 6-12 years 11:25am-12:05pmFlying Fish/Shark 6-12 years 10:45-11:25amGoldfish 6-12 years 11:30am-12:10pmGuppy 6-12 years 9:20-10:00amMinnow 6-12 years 9:35-10:05amPike 3-5 years 10:05-10:35amPike 3-5 years 10:50-11:20amPolliwog 6-12 years 11:15-11:55amRay/Starfish 3-5 years 10:15-10:45amSea Lion 6-36 months 9:35-10:15amSea Turtle 6-36 months 10:55-11:25amSeahorse 2-3 years 10:20-10:50amSunfish 3-5 years 10:40-11:10amTrout 6-12 years 9:40-10:10am

Monday - Thursday Classes, 7/27-8/6



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55+ TRX TrainingAT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERMONDAYS, 9:30AM - 10:15AMS6: SEPT. 14 - OCT. 19 S5: NOV. 2 - DEC. 7

The TRX Suspension Trainer is the system that leverages gravity and your bodyweight to perform hundreds of exercises. It helps you develop strength, balance, flexibility and core stability simultaneously. Join Certi-fied Personal Trainer Barb Johnson as she guides you through this six-week strength

training program specifically geared for participants ages 55 and older. Cost is $84.00 ($68.00 for MCC members)

Senior Strength TrainingAT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERTUESDAYS, 2:00PM- 3:00PMS6: SEPT. 15 - OCT. 20 S7: NOV. 3 - DEC. 8 If you’re interested in feeling stronger, healthier, and more

vital, this program is for you! Join Certified Personal Trainer Jerry Smith as he guides you through this six-week strength train-ing program. This program will increase the strength of your muscles, maintain the integrity of your bones, and improve your

balance, coordination, and mobility. Cost is $84.00 ($68.00 for MCC members).

Boot CampAT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTER4 week session: $26.00/members $36.00/non-members, 5 week session: $33.00/members $45.00/non-members*New sessions start every month!Time for results! Boot Camp is designed to challenge every major muscle group. Using a variety of equipment, including your own body weight, your Certified Personal Trainer will blend strength, resistance, cardio and flexibility training, speed and agility drills and stretching into one concentrated hour. Designed for all fitness levels. Join Courtney on Tuesdays and Fridays and Barb on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

TUESDAYS, 5:00PM - 6:00PMWEDNESDAYS, 5:30AM - 6:15AMTHURSDAYS, 6:00PM - 7:00PMFRIDAYS, 5:30AM - 6:15AM

Monday - Thursday Classes, 6/15–6/25

Class Name Ages Time of DayEel 3-5 years 10:10-10:40amEel 3-5 years 11:30-12:00amFish 6-12 years 11:25am-12:05pmFlying Fish/Shark 6-12 years 10:45-11:25amGoldfish 6-12 years 11:30am-12:10pmGuppy 6-12 years 9:20-10:00amMinnow 6-12 years 9:35-10:05amPike 3-5 years 10:05-10:35amPike 3-5 years 10:50-11:20amPolliwog 6-12 years 11:15-11:55amRay/Starfish 3-5 years 10:15-10:45amSea Lion 6-36 months 9:35-10:15amSea Turtle 6-36 months 10:55-11:25amSeahorse 2-3 years 10:20-10:50amSunfish 3-5 years 10:40-11:10amTrout 6-12 years 9:40-10:10am Monday - Thursday Classes, 6/29-7/9



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NEW! Yogilates Sculpt for WomenAT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERMONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS, 12:00PM - 1:00PM S6: SEPT. 14 - OCT. 19 S7: NOV. 2 - DEC. 9Join new MCC trainer Rebecca for a class specifically de-signed to develop strength and definition your legs, hips, glutes and abs. This class incorporates a variety of yoga, Pilates and isometric moves specifically designed for shaping and sculpt-ing. Perfect for the beginner to advanced student. This class is low impact and suitable for all ages. Equipment used: Stability balls, medicine balls, kettle bells, dumbbells. Cost is $168.00 ($136.00 for MCC members).

Get Strong Now!AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERFRIDAYS, 10:30AM - 11:30AMS6: SEPT. 18 - OCT. 23 S7: NOV. 6 - DEC. 11Did you know that the more muscle you have, the more calo-ries you burn all day long? Time to hop off that treadmill and join a certified personal trainer and energetic group of individu-als with similar goals to Get Strong Now! You will have an individual program designed to help you build muscle and kick start your metabolism. Whether you haven’t ever picked up a set of weights or have been doing strength training for years, it is time to Get Strong Now with MCC trainer Cara! Cost is $168.00 ($136.00 for MCC members).

Specialty Fitness Classes at the Maplewood Community CenterInnovative small group classes that move you!

New! Taekwondo (Ages 6 - Adult)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERTUESDAYS, 7:30PM - 8:30PM S7: NOV. 3 - DEC. 8 WEDNESDAYS, 4:45PM - 5:45PM S6: SEPT. 16 - OCT. 21 S7: NOV. 4 - DEC. 9

Taekwondo is an exciting martial art in which students develop themselves physically and mentally. Participants will learn sparring, forms, and self-defense. Classes are family friendly and focus on building healthy lifestyle habits for

all ages. All skill levels are welcome. Cost is $84.00 ($68.00 for MCC members).

Meet Chau our Taekwondo Master & Certified Personal TrainerMaster Chau Truong has been training in mar-tial arts for 20 years and is a Kukkiwon certi-fied Master Instructor. He has coached and competed in numerous local and international tournaments, including the World Taekwondo Championships. Master Truong is an ACE certified personal trainer and a licensed reha-

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MOMENTUM! (4-8 participants) AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTER* TUESDAYS, 10:30AM - 11:30AM OR 6:30PM - 7:30PMS6: AUG. 25 - SEPT. 29 S7: OCT. 6 - NOV. 10THURSDAYS: 5:30PM - 6:30PMS6: SEPT. 17 - OCT. 22 S5: NOV. 5 - DEC. 10Do you enjoy small group workouts, support, and accountability? Momentum is for you! Do you struggle to fit your exercise into your day and need motivation, guidance and support? You’re not alone! Most people know the basics about how to lose weight and get fit, they just get bored, frustrated and lose motivation try-ing to do it all by themselves. Join us and you have the opportu-nity to be coached and trained with a small group of like-minded individuals working as a team to provide additional support and encouragement. Cost is $84.00 ($68.00 for MCC members).*12 Week session is $168.00 ($136.00 for MCC members)

10 Pounds Down!AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERMONDAYS, 5:30PM - 6:30PM S6: SEPT. 14 - OCT. 19 S7: NOV. 2 - DEC. 7 SATURDAYS, 8:15AM - 9:15AMS6: SEPT. 19 - OCT. 24 S7: NOV. 7 - DEC. 12Connect, Commit, and Change! Guided by a certified personal trainer, you will be given the tools for success! Weekly exercise sessions, weigh-ins, fitness assignments/tracking, discussion topics and nutritional tracking tips are all part of the class (body composition testing/measurements taken at the beginning and end of session). Cost is $84.00 ($68.00 for MCC members).

Cirque-It - Small Group Aerialates® Training **NEW PRICE**AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERTHURSDAYS, 10:15AM - 11:00AMS6: SEPTEMBER 13 - OCTOBER 24 S7: NOVEMBER 1 - DECEMBER 12

Aerialates® is a dynamic exercise that com-bines the aerial arts with Pilates technique, challenging and inspiring the body and spirit, using trapeze or fabric for support. Cirque-It combines exercises from the Aerialates® curriculum with standard resistance training for a fast-paced, full-body workout. The

Cirque-It program takes participants through a 45-minute workout and is designed to challenge all fitness levels. Class meets 45minutes each week for six weeks, 2-6 participants per group. Cost is $84.00 ($68.00 for MCC mem-bers).

TRX Suspension Training AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERMONDAYS, 9:30AM - 10:30PM (Ages 55+) OR 6:00PM - 6:45PM (Challenge)S6: SEPT. 14 - OCT. 19 S7: NOV. 2 - DEC. 7WEDNESDAYS, 6:00PM - 6:45PMS6: SEPT. 16 - OCT. 21 S7: NOV. 4 - DEC. 9Build total body strength, balance, flexibility, and joint stability simultaneously utilizing a TRX Suspension Trainer. Because of its demands on the core, Suspension Training turns every movement into total-body activation, reducing the chance of injury. Suspension Training increases caloric demand mak-ing it an effective tool for weight loss. Class size is limited to six participants. Cost is $84.00 ($68.00 for MCC members). Drop-in’s are allowed with instructor approval.

Kettlebell (4-8 PARTICIPANTS)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERTHURSDAYS, 6:15PM – 7:00PMS6: SEPT. 17 - OCT. 22 S7: NOV. 5 - DEC. 10Kettlebell class is for when you want to learn how to use kettlebells correctly and safely! Your trainer will teach you how to reach high levels of strength, quickly, safely, with highest industry standards. Six week cost is $84.00 ($68.00 for MCC members). Drop-in’s are allowed with instructor approval.

Pilates Reformer Private SessionsAT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERMind-body, Core Strength, and Core Stability are keys to a healthier lifestyle through mindful movement and Pilates. A Pi-lates Reformer is elegant, spring-based resistance equipment that allows one to work very precisely, developing strength and flexibility. Pilates teaches body awareness, good posture and easy, graceful movement. There is an emphasis on proper breathing and correct body alignment where quality of move-ment is valued over quantity of repetitions. Call 651.249.2207 to set up a free consultation to see if Personal Pilates Reform-er training is right for you.

Tennis Ball TherapyAT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERFRIDAYS, 10:10AM - 10:55AM S6: SEPT. 18 - OCT. 23 S7: OCT. 30 - DEC. 18 No Class 11/6 or 11/27Do you struggle with overly tight muscles? Do you have ex-cess tension in your hips, legs, or back? The goal of tennis ball therapy is to release tension by applying just the right amount of pressure, enough to release tension without irritation. Join us to learn these simple techniques, reconnect with your body and re-lease tight muscles. Cost is $84.00 ($68.00 for MCC members). Drop-in’s are allowed with instructor approval.

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Group Fitness Classes at the Maplewood Community Center*At the MCC we offer over 70 Group Fitness Classes/week that are INCLUDED with your membership rates, or drop-in rates. The following are a few of our popular classes and descriptions. For more information or to download the LATEST group fitness schedule, please visit www.maplewoodcommunitycenter.com. Class times and days are subject to change. Below is just a sample of what the MCC has to offer. All Group Fitness classes are FREE for members, daily admission rates apply for non-members.

Aqua Zumba – NEW!Aqua Zumba is perfect for those looking to make a splash by adding a low-impact, high-energy aquatic exercise to their fitness routine. It works by blending the Zumba® philosophy with water resistance, for one pool party you shouldn’t miss! There is less impact on your joints during an Aqua Zumba® class so you can really let loose. Water creates natural resistance, which means every step is more challenging and helps tone your muscles.

ZumbaZumba Fitness is a global lifestyle brand that fuses fitness, entertainment and culture into an exhilarating dance-fitness sensation! Zumba® exercise classes are “fitness parties” that blend upbeat world rhythms with easy-to-follow choreography for a total-body workout that feels like a celebration. Before you know it, you’ll be getting fit and your energy levels will be soaring!

Zumba GoldZumba Gold is an easy-to-follow program that lets you move to the beat at your own speed. It’s an invigorating, community-orient-ed dance-fitness class that feels fresh, and most of all, exhilarating! Zumba Gold® classes provide modified, low-impact moves for active older adults.

BODYPUMP™This barbell class will sculpt tone and strengthen your entire body, fast! Great bodies aren’t born; they are transformed, using the proven BODYPUMP formula: THE REP EFFECT a breakthrough in resistance workout training. Focusing on low weight loads and high repetition movements, you’ll burn fat, gain strength and quickly produce lean body muscle conditioning.

InsanityYou’ve seen it on TV, now experience it for yourself. A cardio- based, total body-conditioning program. This calorie torching, shirt-soaking workout is based on the principles of MAX inter- val training. Plyometric drills with nonstop intervals of strength, power, resistance and core training moves – INSANITY.

PiYOPronounced “pie-yo,” PiYo™ is a unique class designed to build strength & increase flexibility. The moves fit perfectly together to form a class filled with intense choreography with energy, power, and rhythm. Think sculpted abdominals, increased overall core strength, and greater stability. PiYo delivers a higher-intensity workout that burns serious calories and strengthens your core.

SilverSneakers®Yoga Our gentlest class, SilverSneakers Yoga, will move your whole body through a complete series of seated and standing yoga poses. Chair support is offered to safely perform a variety of postures designed to increase flexibility, balance and range of movement. Restorative breathing exercises and a final relax¬ation will promote stress reduction and mental clarity.

SilverSneakers Classic® Exercises will work all major and minor muscle groups ad¬dressing strength, flexibility, muscular endurance, balance, coordination, agility, speed and power. This is a multi-level, total body conditioning class in which students use hand held weights, elastic tubing with handles, a SilverSneakers ball and a chair for standing and/or seated support.

SPINNING®Spinning is a non-impact cardiovascular workout that takes place on a stationary bike. It is a group exercise program in which participants work at their individual fitness levels. It incorporates the mind/body connection and visualization, leaving ‘riders’ with a great sense of accomplishment. It does not require a lot of coordination and is appropriate for men and women of all ages and abilities.


Therapeutic Massage at the MCC Did you know that even a single massage can be a natural solution to improving your health?

Here are just a few of the numerous ways massage may improve your health and wellness! Improve physical fitnessTreat seasonal allergies Increase immune function Stress management Boost mental health & wellness Pain management

“The Maplewood Community Center is an excellent resource for the community, offering a comprehensive health and wellness program.”

Book Your Appointment TodayBook your appointment today by visiting our website maplewoodcommunitycenter.com, look for Massage then click on “BookNow” or call 651-249-2210. Your body will thank you!

Judy Yang: I completed the Massage Therapy Program with Everest Institute in 2011. Massage is a natural approach to healing; and I am proud to be a massage therapist. I believe adding my intuitive touchto each session enhances my approach to bring balance to the mind and body.

Brenda Gustafson: I am a 2008 graduate of the Professional Massage Program at the Sister Rosalind Gefre Schools and Clinics of Massage at the WestSaint Paul campus. I feel my strengths are in the areas of relaxation, stress relief and the easing of muscular aches and pains.

Jody Wagner: I graduated from Sister Rosalind Gefre’s School of Massage in 2004 and became Nationally Certifi ed in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork in 2005. I like to combine varying modalities to meet each individual’s needs every session. I take great satisfaction in assisting others regain well-being and balance through healing touch.

Menu of Services Non-member MCC Member *Massage Member Notes30 Minute Child or Infant Massage $44.00 $40.00 N/A Adult Guardian Must be Present30 Minute $44.00 $40.00 15% off After First60 Minute $65.00 $59.00 15% off After First90 Minute $99.00 $90.00 15% off After FirstMassage Monthly Membership $50/Month $50/Month *Best Deal! See Details BelowGift Certificates Sold at purchaser's regular rates 15% off

Healthy Retreat Packages: A package of massages for one person (massages may not be shared or transferred).4 60-Minute Massages $234.00 $213.00 N/A Save 10% by purchasing 4 at a time! 10 60-Minute Massages $553.00 $502.00 N/A Save 15% by purchasing 10 at a time!

*Massage Membership Details: Massage membership is available to all. You do not have to be an MCC member to take advantage of this great option!Includes one 60-minute therapeutic massage each month!Includes unlimited additional massages at 15% off regular massage rates (with the exception of packages*). Give your monthly massage to anyone, anytime for a $5 transfer fee per massage.Upgrade your monthly massage to a 90-minute massage for only $30.Give the gift of wellness: members have 15% off gift certificate purchasesFlexibility: use your massages each month or stack them up to use later as long as you keep your massage membership active.No long-term commitment, cancel anytime with a 30 day notice*. Any unused massages expire at the end of the membership terms (after the 30 day notice expires).Must sign up for automatic payments from a Checking or Savings account.


Karate (Ages 4-Adult)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERUnleash your child’s potential with the power of martial arts! Each student receives the individual attention they deserve, ensuring success and helping them attain their highest personal potential. Taught by Mr. Schafer of The Edge Martial Arts Academy. Cost is $63.00 ($50.00 for MCC members). Uniform required for participation. Additional $30.00 due to instructor on the first day of class. Register for class monthly.Lil’ Dragons Program:MONDAYS, 5:15PM - 5:45PM: Ages 4-6BeginnerMONDAYS, 5:45PM - 6:30PM: Ages 7+Advanced BeginnerMONDAYS, 6:30PM - 7:30PM: Gold Belt and Higher

Group Guitar Lessons(Adults, Teens, and Kids 10+) AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERBEGINNER: THURSDAYS, 6:00PM - 7:00PMS1: SEPT. 24 - OCT. 29 S2: JAN. 7 - FEB. 11INTERMEDIATE: THURSDAYS, 7:00PM - 8:00PMS2: JAN. 7 - FEB. 11If you always wanted to learn how to play guitar, here is your chance! Learn to play chords, your favorite songs and tune your guitar with easy to follow instructions. This program will give students an introduction to guitar and basic founda-tion in musicianship. Participants are required to bring their own guitar. The intermediate program is for those who have completed the beginner program and want to continue their development. Cost is $83.00 ($73.00 for MCC members).

Young Rembrandts (Ages 6-12)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERAstounding Drawings!THURSDAYS, OCTOBER 1 - NOVEMBER 126:30PM - 7:30PM (No class October 15)ORSATURDAYS, OCTOBER 3 - NOVEMBER 14, 10:00AM - 11:00AM (No class October 17)Drawing Adventures is a core class for any young artist build-ing skills and exploring art! Cost is $62.00 per student.

Tumblin’ Tots (Walking Age-2 years)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERMONDAYS, 5:30PM - 6:15PM S1: SEPT. 21 - OCT. 26 S2: NOV. 9 - DEC. 14TUESDAYS, 9:30AM - 10:15AMS1: SEPT. 22- OCT. 27 S2: NOV. 10 - DEC. 15 THURSDAYS, 5:30PM - 6:15PM S1: SEPT. 17 - OCT. 29 S2: NOV. 5 - DEC. 17No class Oct. 15 No class Nov. 26SATURDAYS, 9:30AM - 10:15AM S1: SEPT. 12 - OCT. 24 S2: NOV. 7 - DEC. 19 No class Oct. 17 No class Nov. 28This program will introduce tots to tumbling, mats and equip-ment, play fun games and activities while giving your child a great first experience participating in a class with others. Cost is $45.00 ($35.00 for MCC members).

Beginning Tumbling (Ages 2-6)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERMONDAYS:6:15PM - 7:00PM (Ages 2-3) 7:00PM - 7:45PM (Ages 4-6)S1: SEPT. 21 - OCT. 26 S2: NOV. 9 - DEC. 14TUESDAYS:10:15AM - 11:00AM (Ages 2-3) 11:00AM - 11:45AM (Ages 4-6)S1: SEPT. 22- OCT. 27 S2: NOV. 10 - DEC. 15 THURSDAYS:6:15PM - 7:00PM (Ages 2-3) S1: SEPT. 17 - OCT. 29 S2: NOV. 5 - DEC. 17No class Oct. 15 No class Nov. 26SATURDAYS:10:15AM - 11:00AM (Ages 2-3) 11:00AM - 11:45AM (Ages 4-6)S1: SEPT. 12 - OCT. 24 S2: NOV. 7 - DEC. 19 No class Oct. 17 No class Nov. 28These classes are designed for little ones to practice their coordination while learning to take turns, follow directions, interact with others and most importantly, have fun! They will be introduced to floor mats, wedges, and low and high balance beams. Cost is $45.00 ($35.00 for MCC members).

Gymnastics (Ages 6+)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERTHURSDAYS, 7:15PM - 8:00PM S1: SEPT. 17 - OCT. 29 S2: NOV. 5 - DEC. 17No class Oct. 15 No class Nov. 26SATURDAYS, 12:00PM - 12:45PM S1: SEPT. 12 - OCT. 24 S2: NOV. 7 - DEC. 19 No class Oct. 17 No class Nov. 28This class is for boys and girls who have little to no gymnas-tics experience. Tumbling will include forward/backward rolls, cartwheels, headstands, leaps, turns and more. Equipment will consist of floor mats, beams and vaults. Cost is $45.00 ($35.00 for MCC members).

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Fall Dance Classes with Mayer Arts AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERDance Recital Theme: The Enchanted ForestDance Recital: December 13, 2:00PM and 3:30PM Dress Rehearsal: December 10, 5:00PM - 6:30PMOpen House: Monday, August 31, 5:00PM - 7:00PM. Stop by and meet your teacher and order shoes!Come be a part of our fall show! Each class will perform a dance inspired by magical, forest fairytales.

Sign up by August 31 and receive a FREE tutu or king crown at the open house!Pre Ballet and Tap (Ages 3-5)SATURDAYS, SEPTEMBER 12 - DECEMBER 5, 9:30AM -10:15AM or 10:15AM -11:00AM, (No class November 28) This class includes the Wish Upon a Ballet curriculum with the added fun of tap! An introduction to the movements and vocabulary of these disciplines are taught with the help of musical instruments, parachutes and scarves. Students will develop poise, strength and flexibility. Ballet and tap shoes are required. Cost is $145.00* ($135.00 for MCC members).

Wish Upon a Ballet (Ages 3-5)SATURDAYS, SEPTEMBER 12 - DECEMBER 5, 11:00AM -11:45AM (No class November 28)MONDAYS, SEPTEMBER 14 - DECEMBER 7, 5:15PM - 6:00PM (No class November 23)Wish Upon a Ballet is a dance program for children that incorporates popular children’s stories as well as ballet stories to create a dance class that is more than ballet steps. Using musical instruments, parachutes and scarves we will create a complete fairy tale experience while we skip, leap, jump and spin. This way an introduction to the movements and vocabulary of ballet are taught in a fun and creative manner. Children will learn an appreciation of dance and music while developing strength and flexibility. Parents, family and friends will be invited to observe a special performance at the end of each session. Come join the fun! Girls and boys will need ballet shoes. Girls should wear a leotard and tights. Boys should wear comfortable clothes they can move around in. Cost is $145.00* ($135.00 for MCC members).

Ballet and Tap (Ages 6-9)SATURDAYS, SEPTEMBER 12 - DECEMBER 5, 11:45AM - 12:45PM (No class November 28)We can’t stop the beat! Young dancers will float and leap in ballet and then jump and jive to fun songs while learning about tap. An introduction to the movements and vocabulary of these disciplines are taught with the help of musical instruments, parachutes and scarves. Students will develop poise, strength and flexibility. Ballet and tap shoes are required. Cost is $155.00* ($145.00 for MCC members).

Hip Hop and Tap (Ages 5-8)MONDAYS, SEPTEMBER 14 - DECEMBER 7, 6:00PM - 7:00PM (No class November 23)Growing dancers will experience the upbeat and energetic style of hip hop as well as the exciting rhythms of tap. Proper terms for dance steps will be taught as well as body awareness to improve posture, strength and flexibility. Students will gain poise and confidence as they leap and spin! Ballet and tap shoes are required. Cost is $155.00* ($145.00 for MCC members).

Hip Hop (Ages 8-12)MONDAYS, SEPTEMBER 14 - DECEMBER 7, 7:00PM - 8:00PM(No class November 23)Get into the Groove! Our Hip Hop Classes will be sure to keep students active. The students will learn warm-ups such as stretching, isolations and across the floor exercises as well as dances to their favorite songs! Come learn to leap, turn and shine. This class is not only fun but will improve posture, strength and flexibility in a positive and self-esteem building atmo-sphere. Ballet or jazz shoes are required. Cost is $155.00* ($145.00 for MCC members).

*Registration fee does not include the costume fee for recital. For the recital girls in ballet/tap and tap/hip hop will need to provide their own white leotard (any style) and flesh colored tights. Boys need a white t-shirt and black pants. Students taking only hip hop will need a black leotard, black tank top or black t-shirt, and black pants.

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2015 - 2016 Youth Basketball Leagues (Grades 3-8, based on the 2015-2016 school year)AT VARIOUS LOCATIONSSATURDAYS, DECEMBER - MARCHThis recreational program is for girls and boys in grades 3-8. It is designed to teach participants basic basketball skills, team play, and most importantly, fun! Boys and girls will play in separate leagues according to their grade level. Practices will begin in mid-November. All teams are guaranteed 12 games and at least one practice time per week. Registration deadline is October 23. Cost is $135.00 per participant.

Youth Volleyball Leagues (Grades 3-8)AT VARIOUS LOCATIONSSATURDAYS, SEPTEMBER 26 - NOVEMBER 7Volleyball - Can you dig it? Join teams from Maplewood, Little Canada, Stillwater, Oakdale, Mahtomedi, and White Bear Lake for a fun, yet competitive league. Games are played Saturday mornings and afternoons with one practice during the week. The season concludes with an all day tournament (November 14) at the MCC, Carver Community Gym, and Edgerton Com-munity Gym. This is a recreational league - the emphasis is on good sportsmanship and fun! Volunteer coaches are needed. Registration deadline is September 11. Cost is $62.00.

Senior High Rec Basketball LeaguesAT VARIOUS LOCATIONSSUNDAYS, JANUARY - MARCHMaplewood Parks & Recreation, in cooperation with White Bear Public Schools Community Services and Recreation Depart-ment, is offering a Senior High Basketball League. All players must be in high school. Players on a Varsity, Junior Varsity or B Squad Basketball teams are not eligible to play in this league. Each team must have an adult manager who is present at each game. All rosters must be handed in when you register. Fee includes jersey and two referees per game. Cost is $575.00 per team. Registration deadline is December 11.

Intro to Basketball (Grades K-2)AT EDGERTON COMMUNITY GYMSATURDAYS, OCTOBER 10 - NOVEMBER 14Introduce your youngster to the basic skills of basketball in a relaxed, fun and supportive atmosphere. They will learn shoot-ing, passing, dribbling, defense and team play. *Clinic t-shirt and mini basketball included. Registration deadline is October 2. Cost is $60.00.Grade K 9:00AM - 10:00AMGrade 1 10:15AM - 11:15AMGrade 2 11:30AM - 12:30PM

School’s Out! (Grades K-6)At MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERAre you looking for a great way to spend those non-school days? We have the answer for you! From 9:00AM - 4:00PM kids are invited for action packed days full of sports, swimming, crafts and more! Don’t miss out on our great field trips! Bring your tennis shoes, swimsuit, lunch and towel! Cost is $38.00 per child for field trip days and $28.00 per child for all other days. Register for FIVE or more days and each day (including field trips) are only $28.00! Before Care (7:00AM - 9:00AM) or After Care (4:00PM - 5:30PM) is $5.00 per child per day. Both Before and After Care is $7.00 per child per day. Registration deadline is one week before program date. Sign up today - dates may be cancelled due to low enrollment.School’s Out Dates:Oct. 15 (Field Trip Day) March 21Oct. 16 March 22 (Field Trip Day) Dec. 28 March 23Dec. 29 (Field Trip Day) March 24 (Field Trip Day)Dec. 30 March 25Dec. 31 *no after care avail.

Kidcreate Studio Art ClassesAT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTER

Kidcreate Studio launches children into the incredible world of art. Our energized classes and camps offer an exciting format for art

exploration. We focus on art creation and art education. Lesson plans, designed by an art education professional, are age ap-propriate and devised to inspire the individual child. Visit www.ci.maplewood.mn.us/recreation for full class descriptions.

Mommy and Me Classes (Ages 18 months - 6 years)The Very Hungry Caterpillar Art ClassSaturdays, September 19 - October 10, 10:30AM - 11:15AMCost is $60.00Messy Monster Art ClassSaturday, October 17, 10:30AM - 11:30AMCost is $20.00Artsy ZooSaturdays, November 7 – December 5, 10:30AM - 11:15AM No Class November 28Cost is $60.00School Age ClassesLEGO® Minecraft Art Class (Ages 5-12)Saturday, October 24, 1:00PM - 4:00PM Cost is $35.00 Star Wars - R2D2 Art (Ages 4-9)Friday, December 4, 9:00AM - 12:00PM (ISD#622 No School Day)Cost is $35.00How the Grinch Stole Christmas Art Class (Ages 4-9) Saturday, December 19, 9:00AM - 12:00PMCost is $35.00

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MCC Youth Soccer Clinic (Ages 4-12)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERTHURSDAYS, FEBRUARY 18 - MARCH 31 (No Class March 24)Fine tune your soccer skills in this fun and exciting clinic. This is designed for novice players. Instructed by the same great instructors of our Fall and Summer Starter programs. Cost is $55.00 ($45.00 for MCC members). *Clinic t-shirt included.Ages 4-6 5:30PM - 6:30PMAges 7-9 6:30PM - 7:30PMAges 10-12 7:30PM - 8:30PM

Youth Flag Football Clinic (Ages 4-12)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERTHURSDAYS, JANUARY 7- FEBRUARY 11 This program is designed to provide youth of all skill levels with an opportunity to participate in organized recreational non-contact football. Participants will work to develop football skills, teamwork and most importantly have fun in this exciting new program. All participants will receive a clinic shirt. The sessions will be a combination of skill development/instruction and scrim-maging. Cost is $55.00 ($45.00 for MCC members). *Clinic t-shirt included.Ages 4-6 5:30PM - 6:30PMAges 7-9 6:30PM - 7:30PMAges 10-12 7:30PM - 8:30PM

MCC Floor Hockey Clinic (Grades K - 5)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERSATURDAYS, SEPTEMBER 26 - NOVEMBER 7 (No Class October 17)This clinic teaches basic floor hockey skills and promotes cooperation and sportsmanship. Each week the participants will participate in skill building drills as a group and end the day night with a scrimmage. Cost is $55.00 ($45.00 for MCC members). *Clinic t-shirt included. Register by September 16.Grades K-1 9:00AM - 10:00AMGrades 2-3 10:15AM - 11:15AMGrades 4-5 11:30AM - 12:30PM

After School Youth Volleyball Clinic In-structed by Minnesota Youth Volleyball Headquarters (Ages 7-12)AT EDGERTON COMMUNITY GYMMONDAYS, OCTOBER 12 - NOVEMBER 2, 4:15PM - 5:15PMAT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERWEDNESDAYS, NOVEMBER 18 - DECEMBER 16No Class November 25Ages 7-9: 4:00PM - 5:00PM Ages 10-12: 5:00PM - 6:00PMGet your volleyball game on! Experienced, enthusiastic, and excited coaches are waiting for your young player to hit the courts. Players will establish better skills in passing, setting, hitting and learn good court movement. Mini games held at each session. Kneepads and volleyballs are available for purchase on the first day. Cost is $55.00 ($50.00 for MCC members) per location.

Preschool Gymboree (Ages 1-5)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERTHURSDAYS, OCTOBER 22 - MARCH 1710:00AM - 11:30AM(No Gymboree Nov. 5, Nov. 26, Dec. 24, Dec. 31)Join us in the gym for a roly poly good time. We provide the balls, mats, music, toys & games – you bring the fun. This is not a structured program and children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Outside equipment must be approved by the gym monitor. Jump Castle included in admission fee. Cost is $5.00 per child per day ($4.00 for MCC members per child per day). Children one and under are free.

Advanced Soccer Skills Program AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERSUNDAYS 1:00PM - 2:00PM & TUESDAYS 6:30PM - 7:30PMS1: NOVEMBER 8 - DECEMBER 15S2: MARCH 6 - APRIL 19 (No Class March 20 & 22)Ages: U6-U9 (Birth Dates: 8/2005 - 7/2009)This program, coached by Felipe Aceituno a USSF National D License holder as well as competitive youth soccer coach, is limited to 11 kids that have demonstrated love and potential for the game of soccer. This comprehensive and fun program will be dedicated to developing and improving ball control and ball striking. Participants will learn and apply technical skills and moves such as inside cut, outside cut, croif and more. At the conclusion of the program your athlete will have a solid and polished foundation to continue developing their soccer skills. Cost is $170.00 ($150.00 for MCC members). Prerequisite: Must have attended a minimum of three Maplewood Parks & Rec Soccer programs in the past.Or a tryout may be used in certain cases.

Fall Youth Tennis AT VISTA HILLS PARKSATURDAYS, SEPTEMBER 12 - OCTOBER 17Little Stars (Parent/Child Ages 4-6), 9:30AM - 9:45AMBig Stars (Ages 7-9), 9:45AM - 10:30AMYouth Beginning (Ages 10-12), 10:30AM - 11:30AMCOST IS $55.00 PER SESSION.

Youth Baseball Clinic (Ages 4-12)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERTHURSDAYS, OCTOBER 8 - NOVEMBER 12In this clinic your ball player will learn the basic fundamentals of throwing, catching, fielding infield and outfield, ground balls, pop flies and hitting. Step-by-step instruction and fun games will help each student learn technique the easy way while keeping the game fun. *Clinic t-shirt included. Cost is $55.00 ($45.00 for MCC members).Ages 4-6 5:30PM - 6:25PMAges 7-9 6:30PM - 7:25PMAges 10-12 7:30PM - 8:25PM

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Men’s Volleyball Leagues (Ages 18+)AT EDGERTON COMMUNITY GYM & MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERMONDAYS, NOVEMBER 16 - MID-MARCHRegistration opens October 5 for returning teams and October 7 for new teams. Cost is $403.00 for resident teams (two or less non-residents) and $422.00 for non-resident teams (three or more non-residents).

Winter Volleyball Leagues (Ages 18+)AT EDGERTON COMMUNITY GYM & MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERWOMENS: WEDNESDAY EVENINGSCO - REC: FRIDAY EVENINGSMaplewood Parks & Recreation womens and co-rec fall vol-leyball leagues are offered at various levels of competition. Teams will play one match per week for ten weeks starting in early January 2016. All leagues are officiated and play by the same rules; the difference in leagues being in the skill of the players. Registration closes December 14 or when leagues fill. League Fees:$320.00 - Teams with two or fewer non-residents$340.00 - Teams with three or more non-residentsRegistration Dates:November 9 : Returning teams (two or less non-residents)November 11: Returning teams (three or more non-residents) November 30: First day for new teams to register.

T’ai Chi Ch’uan (Ages 16+) AT DRAGONS KUNG FU STUDIO 2572 7TH AVE. E. NORTH ST. PAULWEDNESDAYS, 7:30PM - 8:30PMS1: OCTOBER 14 - DECEMBER 16S2: JANUARY 6 - MARCH 9T’ai Chi Ch’uan has been practiced in China for 2500 years and is a traditional form of Chinese exercise. Slow relaxed movements are used to develop strength while eliminating tension. This will strengthen arms, legs, improve balance and flexibility, reduce stress and help increase energy levels. Cost is $68.00 ($58.00 for MCC members).

Golf Lessons (Ages 18+)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERBEGINNERS: 7:00PM - 7:45PMINTERMEDIATES: 7:45PM - 8:30PMS1: MONDAYS, NOVEMBER 16 - DECEMBER 14S2: MONDAYS, FEBRUARY 8 - MARCH 14No Class February 22Golf is a game of a lifetime, enjoyed by juniors and seniors and all in between. If you are an avid golfer or new to the sport, this series of 5 lessons is for you! You will learn all aspects of golf improvement with special emphasis on improving your fitness with golf-specific testing and drills. Cost is $130.00 ($115.00 for MCC members).

Table Tennis LeagueAT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERNOVEMBER 21 - JANUARY 29This adult co-rec community league is designed for the recre-ational player. Provide an email at time of registration to have the schedule and any updates emailed to you. Cost is $47.00 ($37.00 for MCC members). Includes table usage and pack-age of 3-star balls. Register by November 16.

Ballroom Dance (Ages 16+)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERS1: TUESDAYS, SEPTEMBER 22 - OCTOBER 277:30PM - 8:30PMS2: SUNDAYS, JANUARY 17 - FEBRUARY 215:00PM - 6:00PMThis sampler class will cover many styles and tempos of music for many dancing occasions. Find out how beneficial dancing can be for your social, mental, and physical health and how much fun it can be! Classes taught by instructors of Dance and Entertainment. Cost for couples is $115.00 ($100.00 for MCC members).

Daytime Line Dance AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERSUNDAYS, 4:00PM - 5:00PMS1: OCTOBER 4 - OCTOBER 25S2: JANUARY 17 - FEBRUARY 7We all know the physical, mental, and social benefits of danc-ing, so jump right in and learn a variety of line dances for a variety of music styles. Line Dancing is not just your honky tonk Boot Scootin’ Boogie anymore; we’ll Samba, Twist, Tango, Charleston, and more! Classes taught by instructors of Dance and Entertainment. Cost is $40.00 ($35.00 for MCC mem-bers).

Maplewood Community Gyms Carver Community Gym2680 Upper Afton Road 651.249.2135

Edgerton Community Gym1929 Edgerton Community Gym 651.249.2145

These gymnasiums are available for rental for basketball, volleyball, tournaments, birthday parties and special events.

Rental Rates:$35.00/ Court Per Hour$45.00/ Full Court Per Hour$500.00/ Full Gym 8 hours

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David Jones Historical PresentationsAT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTER David Jones speaks on topics that are of general interest. Each presentation is selected based on its appeal to a large audience. The presentation will consist of lecture and an easy-to-follow power point slide show. Refreshments will be served. Cost is $8.00 per person per presentation.JFK ASSASSINATIONSEPTEMBER 29, 10:00AM - 11:00AMWhere were you when JFK was assassinated? Fifty years later, this event still sparks discussion and controversy. Join us for a balanced discussion of one of the pivotal events of the 20th century.

THE STATUE OF LIBERTY: TWO DECADES OF EFFORT, ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE ODDSOCTOBER 20, 10:00AM - 11:00AMThe Statue of Liberty stands proudly in New York Harbor, but how did the Statue come to be? What does it symbolize? Join us for a compelling look at the idea, the construction and the meaning behind one of the most recognizable symbols in the world.

THE LINCOLN ASSASSINATION: A FRAGILE TIMEDECEMBER 15, 10:00AM - 11:00AM When John Wilkes Booth assassinated Abraham Lincoln, the Civil War was ending and emotions were high. Killing the President was just part of Booth’s plan. Join us to explore this fragile time in our history and the plot that very nearly succeeded in toppling the government.

MOUNT RUSHMORE: CARVING OF AN ICONJANUARY 5, 10:00AM - 11:00AM Today, more than two million people each year visit Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Fourteen years, four hundred workers, 450,000 tons of rock, nearly one million dollars. Those are the statistics behind the carving of Mount Rushmore. The story is even more interesting.

APOLLO: WHY WE WENT TO THE MOONJANUARY 26, 10:00AM - 11:00AM July of 1969 will be remembered for centuries to come as the first time that mankind ventured beyond the earth’s boundaries and explored a new world. There were many forces, political, social and fiscal, at work that led us to the moon. Join us for a non-techni-cal discussion about mankind’s greatest technological achievement.

PROHIBITION: A GRAND MISADVENTURE FEBRUARY 23, 10:00AM - 11:00AMIn 1920, the United States entered a period during which the manufacture, sale, and transportation of intoxicating liquors was banned. As it turned out, the US also entered a period of lawlessness and corruption, unequaled in its history.

FREE! Mental Health and Aging Luncheon SeminarsAT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERMaplewood Parks & Recreation, in partnership with Saint Paul’s Northeast Neighborhoods ACT on Alzheimer’s community and NE Seniors for Better Living, is excited to offer FREE seminars of various topics regarding mental health and aging. Join us at these informative, insightful seminars and build your personal information “library” and find the tools available to help you or the loved ones you know. Lunch and beverages will be provided at all seminars.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1:30PM - 3:00PMLegal Issues and Alzheimer’s Planning Ahead: Early planning allows the person with Alzheimer’s to be involved and express their wishes. It also allows time to work through the complex legal and financial issues involved in planning long-term care needs. Come learn the legal capacity and how/when to meet with a lawyer.WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1:30PM - 3:00PMPractical Tips for Avoiding Power Struggles: Learn in a hands-on manner. This is not “Dementia 101.” You will be practicing hands-on techniques to diffuse battles, communicate better, and simplify your interactions.

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Exciting Adult Day Trips! Come and join us for one of our fabulous adult day trips! From plays, tours, craft shows, and fishing outings we offer a variety of opportunities to get out and have a blast! Sign up with friends for a fun getaway or on your own and meet new people. Have a trip idea that you think others would enjoy? Contact us with information and we will investigate adding it to our offerings.All day trips depart and return to the Maplewood Community Center’s upper main entrance. In an effort to limit trip cancellations, full refunds are allowed until the registration deadline. A $20.00 cancellation fee will be charged for refunds after the trip deadline. Day Trips are limited to nine participants and a minimum of six participants. Registration deadline is two weeks prior to trip.

Opals HusbandAT DAYTRIPPERS DINNER THEATERSEPTEMBER 24, LEAVE THE MCC AT 11:15AMOCTOBER 15, LEAVE THE MCC AT 11:15AMCOMEDY From the “Opal” series. Bent on a good deed, Opal tries to round up a husband for her friend Rosie and answers a lonely hearts ad placed by “Mister Handsome”. He proves to be a 95 year old escapee from a nursing home. Complications ensue when Rosie rejects her would-be suitor. Opal reluctantly agrees to marry him to keep the old man from the clutches of his scheming daughter. It seems he is rich, and he wants to spend his last days (and his fortune) with a nubile maiden on a South Pacific island. His daughter wishes he’d expire quickly and quietly in the old folk’s home. The plots and counter-plots multiply hilariously. Cost is $60.00 (*includes transportation, lunch, tax, gratuity, and theatre ticket).

Lunch and Leaf Cruise AT TAYLORS FALLS SCENIC BOAT TOURSOCTOBER 8, LEAVE THE MCC AT 9:30AM Take in the Fall colors with our combination boat tour and lun-cheon buffet on board one of our authentic paddlewheel river boats. Relax for 2 hours and enjoy an outstanding luncheon while your river boat pilot and tour guide point out the unique rock formations and the history of the St. Croix River Valley. Your meal includes: Shredded Chicken served with dollar buns, garlic mashed potatoes, coleslaw, baked beans, brownie, coffee and water. We offer a full cash bar which also accepts Mastercard, Visa or Discover. Soft drinks and lemonade are available for purchase as well. The boat trip is from 11:00AM-1:00PM. Cost is $40.00 (*includes transportation, lunch, tax, gratuity, and boat ticket).

The Wedding SingerAT OLD LOG THEATRENOVEMBER 19, LEAVE THE MCC AT 11:00AMA new musical based on the movie of the same name.Robbie Hart is New Jersey’s favorite wedding singer until his fiancee leaves him at the altar. Heartbroken, he is forced to reexamine the meaning of love and marriage with the help of Julia, a waitress from one of his wedding-singing venues.Cost is $65.00 (*includes transportation, lunch, tax, gratuity, and theatre ticket).

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Nutcrackers NutsAT DAYTRIPPERS DINNER THEATREDECEMBER 10, LEAVE THE MCC AT 11:15AM The play opens at a meeting of the Residents’ Council of Simon’s Rest, a retirement community in Frankfort, Michigan. For years the committee has relied on an annual performance of A Christmas Carol as a holiday fundraiser, but the guy who plays Scrooge can’t remember his lines anymore. After the loss of their director, the program committee decides to look for another script. Not realizing it has ballet, they plan a produc-tion of the Nutcracker. When they find out it has a ballet the residents want to back out. But it’s too late! The show is sold out and they come to realize that the show must go on! Cost is $60.00 (*includes transportation, buffet lunch, tax, gratuity, and boat ticket).

Christmas My Way AT PLYMOUTH PLAYHOUSEDECEMBER 16, LEAVE THE MCC AT 12:00PMCelebrate in swingin’ style this holiday season with Old Blue Eyes. Nothing is silent about this night where four singers serve up cool versions of Sinatra mainstays like “Fly Me To The Moon,” “Love and Marriage,” and “I Get A Kick Out of You.” Plus, groovy versions of Sinatra Christmas hits like “Winter Wonderland,” “Silver Bells” and “I’ll Be Home for Christmas,” along with Rat Pack-like renditions of “Twas the Night Before Christmas” and “The Twelve Days of Christmas.” Christmas My Way invites you to grab your bird, jingle your bells, pour a good stiff egg nog, and have yourself a merry little Christmas NOW, baby! Cost is $42.00 (*includes transportation and theatre ticket).

Sex Please We’re SixtyAT DAYTRIPPERS DINNER THEATERFEBRUARY 25, LEAVE THE MCC AT 11:15AM“However, despite the title and the subject matter, I will add that the produc-tion is in good taste. There’s not a curse word anywhere. There’s nothing vulgar, in spite of the title. Just a funny situation.” – Producer/Director Bill Kenzie Someone swaps Bud’s Viagra with Venusia for women, and we soon discover they have a strange effect on men. It gives them all the symptoms of a menopausal woman, complete with hot flashes, mood swings, uncontrollable weeping and irritability. Laugh along as we see what happens next. Written in the style of the Golden Girls Meets Grumpy Old Men, this hysteri-cal comedy/drama is filled with mayhem, mischief and mood swings. Cost is $60.00 (*includes transportation, lunch, tax, gratuity, and theatre ticket).


AcupunctureAT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERNOW AVAILABLE ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS! ONGOING TUESDAYS, 9:30AM - 12:00PMONGOING FRIDAYS, 1:00PM - 3:00PMAre you looking for a natural way to relieve pain and stress? Then look no further! We now offer Acupuncture every Tuesday and Friday. Each session is 30 minutes long and you’ll leave feeling invigorated and refreshed. Cost is $25.00 per appointment. To make an appointment and register: Call 651.249.2230.

Meet Dr. Crystalin MontgomeryDr. Crystalin Montgomery earned a Doctorate of Naturopathic

medicine and a Masters of Acu-puncture from the National College of Natural Medicine, the oldest accredited Naturopathic school in the nation. She is a Registered Naturopathic Doctor in the State of Minnesota. She has a Diplomate of Acupuncture from the NCCAOM,

and is licensed in acupuncture in the State of Minnesota. She is also a certified Holistic Pelvic Care practitioner.

Meet Txong XiongTxong Xiong is nationally board certified by the National Certi-

fication Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) and is licensed by the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice. She earned her master’s degree in Oriental Medicine (acupuncture and Chinese herbs) from Northwestern Health Sciences University in Bloom-

ington, Minnesota. In 2013 she completed advanced studies in China at the First Teaching Hospital of Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.


Senior Bingo! (Ages 50+)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERSEPT. 3, OCT. 1, NOV. 5, DEC. 3, JAN. 71:30PM - 3:00PM Come join the fun! Each lucky winner receives a mystery grab bag! We play 10 games or until the prizes are gone. Cost is $3.00 at the door and includes coffee.*Participants limited to two grab bags per session.

Lunch Bunch (Ages 50+)AT VARIOUS LOCAL RESTAURANTSSEPT. 21, OCT. 19, NOV. 16, DEC. 21, 11:30AM - 1:30PMJoin us on the third Monday of the month as we try a new res-taurant for lunch! Transportation is provided and we will depart and return from the MCC. Entrees will typically cost between $6.00 - $15.00 (plus gratuity). Cost is $5.00 per person for transportation.

Beginner PickleballAT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERS1: TUESDAYS, SEPTEMBER 29 - NOVEMBER 3S2: TUESDAYS, DECEMBER 22 - JANUARY 268:30AM - 9:30AM OR 7:00PM - 8:00PMWhat is pickleball you say? This program will introduce you to one of the fastest growing sports around. Pickleball is a combi-nation of tennis, badminton, and ping pong. People of all ages find it a great way to exercise, have fun and meet new people. Learn the history, equipment, scoring, rules, game play/strat-egy, and more. Cost is $55.00 ($45.00 for MCC members).

Senior Social Afternoon (Ages 50+)AT MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTERMONDAYS, 11:00AM - 3:00PM AND FRIDAYS, 1:00PM - 3:00PMThe room is open to anyone that wants to have a place to gather, play cards, Mah Jong, or any other group you may be a part of which would like somewhere to meet! On Mondays there are people playing games such as 500, Bridge, Hand and Foot, Mah Jong and more! Fridays there is a group that plays Texas Hold ‘Em. If you have a game that you’d like to share, be our guest! Coffee is provided. Call 651.249.2204 if you have any questions or have a group that would like to meet. Cost is $2.00 ($1.00 for MCC members) payable at the door.

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Great Adult, Family, and Youth Programs offered At The Maplewood Nature Center

2659 7th Street East, Maplewood, MN 55119, 651.249.2170To register online for a nature center program go to - www.maplewoodnaturecenter.com & click the RegisterOnline-Go button

or call 651-249-2170. You may also send or drop off a check or cash. Program sizes are limited, register early. Programs are located at Maplewood Nature Center unless otherwise indicated.

FREE! Bee-come a Bee Monitor (Adults)Join us for an exceptional Citizen Science Pollinator Training and Survey at Maplewood Nature Center and Fish Creek Natural Area.SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 AND SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13Rain date is Saturday, September 26 and Sunday, September 27Registration deadline is September 9.

Pollinator Training AT MAPLEWOOD NATURE CENTERSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 10:00AM - 4:00PMBees are one of our most important pollinators, but little is known about the bees that live in our natural landscapes. Learn how to distinguish bees from other flower-visiting insects, how to identify honey bees and native bees, and methods for monitoring bees. Participants will gain practical experience with hands-on activities including working with pinned specimens, examining bees in a restored prairie, and practicing the methods for standardized data collection. The training is free and participants will receive a Citizen Scientist Pollinator Monitoring Guide and other reference material. Activities will include classroom and outdoor time. Wear comfortable walking shoes, long pants and long sleeves. Bring a hat, sunglasses, lunch and water bottle.

Bee Monitoring at Fish CreekAT FISH CREEK (Park on Henry Lane of off Carver Avenue)SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1:00PM - 4:00PMPut your training to use to monitor pollinator’s at the new Fish Creek Natural Area. Participants will meet at Fish Creek to walk transects; survey for pollinators and learn about the Fish Creek restoration. Data gathered will provide baseline information that will be tracked as the prairie restoration matures. Participants need to be able to withstand tall grasses, uneven terrain. Wear Sturdy walking shoes. This course will be taught by Xerces Society Entomologists, Great River Greening Ecologists and City of Maplewood Naturalists. Funding for this project is provided by the Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund.

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Nature Family Fun With ECFE (Birth - 5 years, before kindergarten)AT MAPLEWOOD NATURE CENTERMake nature discoveries, get resources to explore and protect your world together, and meet new friends! This class is of-fered in collaboration with Early Childhood and Family Educa-tion staff. Parents stay with their child(ren) during the entire class. To register contact ECFE: 651-748-7280 or register online at www.isd622.org/ecfe. Date: October 3, 10:00AM - 11:30AM Cost: $5.00 per childKid Theme: Squirrels & Acorns Adult Topic: Benefits of Getting OutdoorsOctober 24, 10:00AM - 11:30AM Cost: $5.00 per childKid Theme: Wooly Bears: What’s Under a Log?Adult Topic: Creating Wildlife HabitatNovember 21, 10:00AM - 11:30AM Cost: $5.00 per childKid Theme: Wiggly Snake, Slippery SalamanderAdult Topic: Wild Animals: Pets & Artifacts

FREE! Fall Bird Banding Day (All Ages)AT MAPLEWOOD NATURE CENTERSATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 9:30AM -12:00PMConfusing Fall Warblers - Oh My! Watch licensed biologists capture, band and release wild birds to learn about age, migra-tion, and populations. If conditions allow, take a short hike to the floating boardwalk and use binoculars to observe birds. You may want to bring a camera. Drop-in program.

FREE! Native Shrubs for Wildlife & Seasonal Interest (Adults)AT MAPLEWOOD NATURE CENTERSATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1:00PM - 2:30PMFind out which native shrubs provide multiple seasonal ben-efits from food and shelter for wildlife to fall color and winter interest. Master Gardener Jane Klein will lead this overview of the many choices of interesting shrubs for your yard. Register by October 16.


FREE! Fish Creek Archeology AT MAPLEWOOD LIBRARYTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 7:00PM - 8:00PMArcheologist Jeremy Nienow will present the results from this summer’s archeological excavation at Maplewood’s Fish Creek site. This was a community archeology project and the citizens working under Nienow’s direction unearthed pottery fragments and stone tool chips that date to the Woodlands Culture (500 BC – 1650 AD). Dr. Nienow will discuss how the excavation was done, what was found, and he will help put the results in context. Dr. Nienow is a registered professional archaeologist who operates Nienow Cultural Consultants LLC and has taught at public and private higher educational institutions in the Twin Cities. This presentation is sponsored by Maplewood Area Historical Society and Ramsey County Library, with support from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. For questions about the event, call 651-249-2170. No registration required.

Turkey TalesAT MAPLEWOOD NATURE CENTERWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 10:30AMRead “Tiny Tom” and learn all about wild turkeys and other winter active animals. Gather acorns for winter, touch and feel animal feathers and fur, and make a turkey craft to take home. Cost is $4.00 per child. Register by November 24.

Naturalist Activites for Webelos ScoutsAT MAPLEWOOD NATURE CENTERSATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 9:30AM - 11:30AMIdentify common Minnesota wildlife, and learn about poisonous plants and animals in Minnesota. Explore wetland and wood-land habitats on a hike with binoculars. Many of the activities during this program help you meet requirements for a Webelos Naturalist Activity Badge. Badges are not provided by the Na-ture Center. Cost is $4.00 per child. Scout leaders can call to register their group, or individuals can register by December 2.

FREE! Meet the AnimalsAT MAPLEWOOD NATURE CENTERSATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2:00PM - 3:00PMMeet a snake, salamander, toad, and turtle, and learn more about Minnesota’s wild animals and where they are in the win-ter. You can share your stories about real wild animal encoun-ters, if you choose! Make a slithering craft, and have a hoppy good time! Register by Friday, December 11.

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Halloween Hijinks Puppet Show(Best for Ages 2-5 w/ Adult, small daycares welcome)AT MAPLEWOOD NATURE CENTERWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28Choose One Showtime: 10:00AM or 11:00AMLaugh and sing along with wild animal puppets as they hurry around in the fall season. You will enjoy their silly antics as they play mischievous tricks on each other. Make a bat mini-kite to take home and take it for a spin in our nature play yard! Enjoy a spooky snack. Cost is $5.00 per child. Register by Tuesday, October 27.

Wildlife Sculpture: Learn & Create(Ages 12+ & Adults)AT MAPLEWOOD NATURE CENTERTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 6:00PM - 8:00PMMeet wildlife artist, Lynette Power, a Legacy Grant recipient who would like to share with the community how she creates nature sculptures with bronze, ceramics, and more. Partici-pants will be given a chance to play with air-fire clay and create a small bird to take home. Cost is $12.00 fee covers the cost of armature (wire sculpture base) and clay. Register by Friday, October 23.

Animal Habitats for Junior Girl ScoutsAT MAPLEWOOD NATURE CENTERSATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 9:30AM - 11:30AMLearn about wild animals and investigate a real animal habitat outdoors at the Nature Center’s wetland and woodland. Chal-lenge your team to build an Eagle Nest together, learn about endangered animals and how you can help them. Activities during this program meet most requirements for Junior Girl Scout Animal Habitats Badge. Badges are not provided by the Nature Center. Cost is $4.00/child. Scout leaders can call to register their group, or individuals can register by November 4.

Owl Moon Storyhike (Ages 3.5 - 6 w/ Adult) AT MAPLEWOOD NATURE CENTERTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 6:15PM - 7:30PMRead “Owl Moon” and take a nightwalk to listen and look for owl, mouse and raccoon. This is a great opportunity to learn to get comfortable with the night. Cost is $4.00 per child. Regis-ter by November 10.

Superior Agates and MN Geology(Best for grades 3-5 and parents) AT MAPLEWOOD NATURE CENTERSATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1:00PM - 2:30PMExamine Minnesota rocks and a fascinating array of Minneso-ta’s state gem, the Lake Superior Agate. Unearth the secrets of Minnesota’s long geologic history from volcanoes and inland sea to glaciers. Test rocks and minerals for their characteristic hardness, magnetic qualities and more. Phil and Mike from the MN Mineral Club will share their rock and agate collections and help you identify really cool rocks. Take home a special rock. Cost is $5.00 per child. Register by November 12.


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Community PartnershipsMaplewood Parks & Recreation would like to recognize the athletic associations that we partner with to serve the youth of Maplewood. *Note that these associations operate independently of Maplewood Parks & Recreation Department.

Jr. Polar FootballJr. Polar Football is a volunteer youth sports organization committed to building teamwork, understand-ing the fundamentals of the game, developing skills, encouraging sportsmanship and most importantly having fun playing football. The program is open to residents that live within or attend school (public or private) within the geographic boundary of North St. Paul - Maplewood - Oakdale and is part of the North St Paul Athletic Association. The football program is open to all youth. The goal of the football program is to encourage sportsmanship and to teach the fundamentals of football. Flag Football is available

to boys & girls entering Kindergarten up to 2nd grade. Tackle football begins in 3rd grade and continues through 8th grade. For more information visit www.jrpolars.com or contact Jon Halko at [email protected]

Maplewood Athletic AssociationMAA offers baseball for youth in grades 2 -12 for the communities of Maplewood, Oakdale and North St. Paul. For more information visit www.maplewoodbaseball.org or contact Erv Carlson at [email protected]

NESA It is our mission to promote, provide and teach soccer in the “Spirit of the Game.” FUN, FAIRNESS and SAFETY. We provide traveling soccer for players; boys and girls ages 9-19. We try to provide the best competition for all players at their level of play. Our traveling soccer teams compete against other soccer clubs from communities in the East Metro Area. Travel distances are within 15-45 minutes from Maplewood. For more information visit http://www.nesasoccer.org or contact LeRoy Andrle [email protected]

North Polars FastpitchThe North Polars Fastpitch Association (NPFA) is a non-profit organization established to foster the girl’s fastpitch softball program in the area of Independent School District 622, which is within the boundaries of North St. Paul High School. This includes all or portions of the communities of North St. Paul, Maplewood, Lake Elmo and Oakdale. The association exists to fulfill the girls fastpitch softball needs of the community and is the primary advocate of the traveling program. The association sup-ports good sportsmanship and the sound development of softball fundamentals within the community

to ensure that girls participating in the program will have a positive and rewarding experience that will maximize per-sonal and team growth. The association requires quality coaching and provides an atmosphere for learning softball skills for both coaches and players. The association sponsors membership in appropriate leagues to encourage quality competition. For more information visit www.northpolarsfastpitch.com or contact Pat Hogan at [email protected]

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Adopt - A- ParkThe goal of the Adopt-A-Park Program is to provide an opportunity for interested parties to take part in maintaining our park system. By providing this opportunity it not only encourages and promotes community involvement but also allows us to beautify and improve our parks. All Adopt-A-Park projects should aim towards benefiting the majority of park users. This opportunity is available to any individual, family, resident, group organization, or business who is eager to help beautify our parks. The Adopt-A-Park commitment period is between April 1 – October 31. Applications are accepted throughout the year and require a minimum of once a month dedication. For more information email [email protected] or call 651.249.2125.

Adult Athletic Sign SponsorshipThe adult athletic sign sponsorship is a unique marketing opportunity for local businesses. Maplewood Parks & Recreation has started an outfield sign program at Veteran’s Memorial Park (formerly Goodrich). This is an opportunity to purchase one, two, or three 4’ x 8’ outfield signs that are visible from the softball fields, as well as North St. Paul Road. Veteran’s Memorials houses the entire adult softball program (summer, fall and late fall leagues) and hosts multiple youth tournaments throughout the season. The funds from these sponsorships will go directly to maintaining and upgrading this facility keeping the fields suitable for the high level of play they receive. For more information email [email protected] or call 651.249.2121.

Round Up For RecreationHelp Maplewood Youth Participate in Maplewood Recreation! Maplewood Parks & Recreation serves approximately 6,000 youth through our classes, programs, and youth sports leagues. How can you help? Say YES! and we will round up your admission fee at the Maplewood Community Center to the next dollar. The proceeds will go directly to the Maplewood Youth Scholarship Fund to support families who would otherwise be unable to participate in our youth classes and programs. For more information email [email protected] or call 651.249.2125.

Youth Scholarship FundThe Youth Scholarship Fund serves Maplewood residents (under 18 years) who demonstrate a financial need and may not otherwise have the opportunity to participate in recreation programs. Qualifying families are asked to pay 1/3 of the program fee and the scholarship fund covers the remaining 2/3 of the fee. Sponsorship of our scholarship program is a great way to show your support for Maplewood Parks & Recreation and the community. Your contribution will make a huge difference in the lives of our participants and enable them to build a positive and healthy lifestyle through recreational programming. Please consider making a donation to the scholarship program and making “wellness, arts, and fun for everyone” a reality for our Maplewood youth. For more information email [email protected] or call 651.249.2120.

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