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Page 1: Rye Brook Parks and Recreation 2020 2021 Winter Activities

Online Registration Begins

Monday, December 7, 2020

Rye Brook Parks and Recreation 2020-2021 Winter Activities

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Mayor Paul Rosenberg Village Board Susan Epstein David Heiser Stephanie Fischer Jason Klein Village Administrator Christopher Bradbury Parks and Recreation Advisory Council Judy Klein - Chair Taylor Gutierrez Hari Mahadevan John Mugno Christie Mutis MaryAnn Neilsen Patricia Schofield Stephen Zwicker Recreation Department Robert Bertolacci - Superintendent Janice Kunicki - Sr. Recreation Leader Rocco Furano - Recreation Assistant Rose D’Ascoli - Sr. Office Assistant Parks Department Paul Vinci - Foreman Ted Warzoha - Parks Attendant Wladek Colantuono - Parks Attendant Zack Warren—Parks Attendant

Emails [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Dear Rye Brook Resident, Rye Brook Recreation is committed to providing quality recreation programs. In the winter months, our recreation programs are usually moved inside the schools, Bellefair gym and the Anthony J. Posillipo Community Center to get our partici-pants out of the frigid temperatures. The year 2020 has thrown some major Covid-19 curveballs at us and we are forced to rethink the programming that we are offer-ing. We are unable to be indoors for our basketball program, so we will be doing a modified basketball season outdoors in the early spring at Pine Ridge Park. We have been forced to cancel our Winterfest event and are trying to find ways to get our residents to recreate in a safe environment. Rye Brook Recreation will be offering a virtual community paint day on Jan-uary 10th and February 7th. Residents will be given the opportunity to reserve a spot with a canvas and participate from home (via zoom) under the guidance of a professional instructor. The Village of Rye Brook will be conducting a holiday home decorating contest during the holiday season and will award prizes in four dif-ferent categories on December 17th. In January, the recreation department will be running a flag football program for youth in grades 4-6, 7-9, and 10-12on Rye Brook Athletic Fields on weekend afternoons. In addition, there will be other virtu-al programs that we will be working on throughout the winter and will be communi-cating to you via our email system on a weekly basis. On-line registration for winter activities will begin on Monday, December 7th. For all outside contractor program registration, you may register on-line and mail your payment to the Recreation office. If your payment is not received within 7 days, your registration will be cancelled and we will accept the next wait-listed fami-ly. If you do not have access to a computer, our recreation staff will guide you through the process. Your data entry will allow us to get the recreation information to your household in an efficient and timely manner. To register for programs, simply go to the Village’s website at www.ryebrook.org, scroll down the home page and you will see a section that will prompt you to register for programs. This link will bring you to Community Pass to register. Coming this Spring, the recreation department will be conducting our bas-ketball league in the park on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. In addition, once the modified basketball season is complete, we will jump right into our Little League season. The North East Flag Football (NEFFL) program will be returning to Rye Brook on Sunday mornings on the Rye Brook Athletic Field. The NEFFL is primed to provide young players a fun exciting opportunity to engage in non-contact contin-uous action while developing skills and learning lessons in teamwork. We hope that Rye Brook Recreation is meeting your recreational needs. I join my staff in wishing you and your families a healthy and rewarding 2021 New Year and hope that things return to somewhat normalcy and look forward to seeing you at some of our many recreational activities. Happy Holidays, Robert Bertolacci Parks and Recreation Superintendent

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Rye Hills Park Rye Hills Park is a passive park located behind the wall at Craw-ford Park and off of Park Ridge Ct in the Hidden Fall Develop-ment. This park features: a walking path, a basketball court, 2 game tables, a circle ring and a belvedere which overlooks Long Island Sound. Directions: North Ridge Street to Crawford Park Driveway. Park next to the mansion and walk through the path wall and into the park. Handicap vehicles - North Ridge St. to Long Ledge Dr. (Hidden Fall Entrance). Make a left onto Park Ridge Ct. Make your next left into the park. Park in the spaces allocated for handicap vehi-cles.

Harkness Park Harkness Park is located on King Street adjacent to the Blind Brook High School campus. This park features 4 tennis courts. AED on Tennis shed Special Usage: Blind Brook High School Tennis Team,

Directions: King Street to Blind Brook High School. Park in Blind Brook High School parking lot and walk to tennis courts.

Garibaldi Park Garibaldi Park is located on Garibaldi Place. This park features: 2 basketball courts, 1 tennis court, 1 baseball field, a playground and bathrooms. AED in bathroom

Directions: S. Ridge St to Garibaldi Place. Park is on your left. Parking lot on corner of Ridge St and Garibaldi Place.

Pine Ridge Park Pine Ridge Park is located on the corner of Mohegan Lane and Latonia Drive. This Park features: 2.5 basketball courts, 2 Lit-tle League baseball fields, 4 tennis courts, a tennis wall, play-ground and bathrooms. AED in bathroom Special events: Movie Night, Winterfest Program Usage: RB Travel Baseball, BBHS Tennis, RB Tennis instruction,

Directions: N. Ridge St. to Betsy Brown Rd. Make a right onto Elm Hill Dr. Take your first Right onto Old Oak Dr. Make your First Left onto Bonwit Rd. Make your next right on Mohegan Ln. The park will be on your right.

or Lincoln Ave to Pine Ridge Rd. Make your first right onto Mohegan. At the top of the hill drive into the park

Anthony J. Posillipo Community Center The Center is utilized for Senior Citizens on weekdays, recrea-tion on week nights and is available for rental on the weekends. For more information contact the Center directly at 939-7904.

Rye Brook Athletic Field Rye Brook Athletic Field is located at 830 King St. This park features artificial turf soccer/football field, artificial turf soft-ball field and bathrooms. AED in bathroom Program Usage: RB Travel Soccer, Blind Brook Football, Blind Brook Soccer, NY Soccer Club, Old Timers Soccer RB Flag Football

Directions: King Street to Blind Brook High School. Park in Blind Brook High School parking lot and walk down to field.

Recreation Phone Directory Number Robert Bertolacci, Superintendent 939-7054 Janice Kunicki, Sr. Recreation Leader 305-2947 Rocco Furano, Recreation Assistant 305-2948 Rose D’Ascoli, Office Assistant 937-6663 Recreation Department 939-3235 Recreation Department Fax 937-7438 Rye Brook After School for Kids 438-2086 Parks Phone Directory Paul Vinci 939–1796

VILLAGE OF RYE BROOK DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION

938 KING STREET, RYE BROOK, NEW YORK 10573

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GENERAL INFORMATION

REFUNDS: All refunds requested prior to the start of the program will be given with a $40.00 handling fee deducted. All refunds after the start of the program will be given with the greater of a prorated rate or $40.00 handling fee deducted. There will be NO refunds given for youth sport leagues after the teams are made. Please note that all programs will not run when school is closed or cancelled. Residents wishing additional information should contact the Rec-reation Office at 939-3235.

CANCELLATIONS: Rye Brook Recreation will use its’ Community Pass email system to notify participants of cancellations, as well as the Villages website for updates.

VILLAGE PARKS: Garibaldi, Harkness, Pine Ridge, Rye Brook Athletic Fields, and Rye Hills Parks are available to resident groups on a permit ba-sis. If your organization wishes to reserve a park for a specific date, permits are available at the Recreation office or on our website at www.ryebrook.org/recreation.

The Rye Brook Parks and Recreation Depart-ment welcomes residents of all abilities. Any resident with a disability needing special assis-tance should contact the Superintendent at 939-7054.

Anthony J. Posillipo Community Center The Center is utilized for Senior Citizens on weekdays and due to COVID—19 will not be available to recreation on week nights. The cen-ter will be closed on December 25, 2020 and January 1, 2021. For more information contact the Center directly at 939-7904.

SPECIAL NOTE Rye Brook Parks and Recreation Department is always looking for new and innovative talent within its community boundaries. If you pos-sess a skill and the ability to teach it, please mail us your resume. Little League Sponsors Sought for Our 2021 Spring Season

The sponsorship fee for our spring Little League Baseball is $700 for new sponsors and $500 for returning sponsors. Each sponsor will have their company name on a banner that will be placed on the fence at Pine Ridge Park for the entire spring, summer and fall seasons and have their company listed on our website as a sponsor. The sponsors name will also be print-ed on the back of the jerseys and all team schedules. Sponsors will also receive a plaque with their team picture attached. For addi-tional information, please call the Rye Brook Recreation Department at 939-7054.

Should you have an interest, please enclose your business card and make your check paya-ble to Rye Brook Recreation and mail to Rye Brook Recreation, 938 King Street, Rye Brook, New York 10573.

Telephone #: 937-6663 Fax #: 937-7438 Office Hours: 8:30am – 4:30pm (M - F)

Advertising Sponsors Sought for 2020 Spring/Summer Brochure The Rye Brook Parks and Recreation Depart-ment will place business card size ads in our Activity Brochure. We are seeking a limited number of area businesses to advertise as spon-sors in the upcoming Activity Brochure. AD RATE (3) TIMES: $125.00 AD RATE (2) TIMES: $100.00 AD RATE (1) TIMES: $ 75.00

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YOUTH ACTIVITIES YOUTH BOWLING

Who: Boys & Girls (2nd – 9th Grade)

Location: Spins Bowl of Mount Kisco

Day/Time: Wednesday, 4:00-6:00pm

Dates: January 6th - March 3rd

No-Session: 2/17

Make-Up: 3/10 if needed

Fee: $200.00

Supervisor: Janice Kunicki

Meet at Spins Bowling Alley in Mount Kisco

Transportation will not be provided.

Check payable to Rye Brook Recreation

VIRTUAL PROGRAMS

Taboo Join up with a friend or family member against oth-er participants to try to guess a word by giving your teammates clues without using a specific set of words. Who: 4th - 12th graders, Day/Time: Tuesdays, 4:30 - 5:30pm Dates: weekly beginning January 5th Host: Rocco Furano Fee: Free Minimum to run program is 4 Participants must register weekly on Community Pass

Name That Tune Come have fun guessing songs from different musi-cal eras including: 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and other musical genres. Who: 2nd -4th graders, 4 - 4:45pm 5th -7th graders, 5 - 5:45pm 8th -12th graders, 7 - 7:45pm Day: Wednesdays beginning January 6th Host: Rocco Furano Fee: Free Minimum to run program is 4 Participants must register weekly on Community Pass

Scavenger Hunt Can you find the items around your house? Try to find all the items in a scavenger hunt that will take you all across your house to find specific items one clue at a time. Who: All ages Day: Fridays, 4:30pm Dates: weekly beginning January 8th Host: Janice Kunicki Fee: Free Minimum to run program is 4 At the conclusion of the program, participants will be given a list to find throughout the Village. The first participant to email pictures of all Village items will win a prize. Participants must register weekly on Community Pass

Pictionary Pictionary is a drawing game where one person draws and other players try to guess what is being drawn. Come try your virtual drawing skills and see if your teammates can guess the picture. Who: All ages Day: Mondays, 4:30pm Dates: weekly beginning January 11th Host: Janice Kunicki Fee: Free Minimum to run program is 4 Participants must register weekly on Community Pass

Bingo Family Play the matching game of chance in which each player matches numbers printed in different ar-rangement on cards with the numbers the game host draws at random, marking the selected numbers with tiles. Who: All ages Day: Thursdays, 7:00pm Dates: weekly beginning January 7th Host: Janice Kunicki Fee: Free Minimum to run program is 4 Participants must register weekly on Community Pass

Hangman The fun word guessing game where players try to guess letters in the word and figure out the word before the drawing is finished. Who: 1st through 3rd graders Day/Time: Thursdays , 4:30pm Dates: weekly beginning January 7th Host: Rocco Furano Fee: Free Minimum to run program is 4 Participants must register weekly on Community Pass

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YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL (4th -6th Grade) This Youth Flag Football program will take

place outdoors on the Rye Brook Athletic Field.

Players are required to wear gloves and masks

at all times. January 9th will be a pick - up for-

mat and teams will be made prior to the next

week along with schedules. Games will be offi-

ciated by High School officials. Players should

report to Rye Brook Athletic Field on January

9th at 1pm.

Who: Boys and Girls 4th - 6th Grade

Location: Rye Brook Athletic Field

Day/Time: Saturday and/or Sunday afternoons

Dates: January 9th - February 27th

League Schedules will begin January 16th

Fee: $150.00

Checks payable to Rye Brook Recreation

YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL (7th-9th Grade) This Youth Flag Football program will take

place outdoors on the Rye Brook Athletic Field.

Players are required to wear gloves and masks

at all times. January 9th will be a pick - up for-

mat and teams will be made prior to the next

week along with schedules. Games will ber offi-

ciated by High School officials. Players should

report to Rye Brook Athletic Field on January

9th at 2:15pm.

Who: Boys and Girls 7th - 9th Grade

Location: Rye Brook Athletic Field

Day/Time: Saturday and/or Sunday afternoons

Dates: January 9th - February 27th

League Schedules will begin January 16th

Fee: $150.00

Checks payable to Rye Brook Recreation

YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL (10th - 12th Grade) This Youth Flag Football program will take

place outdoors on the Rye Brook Athletic Field.

Players are required to wear gloves and masks at

all times. January 9th will be a pick - up format

and teams will be made prior to the next week

along with schedules. Games will ber officiated

by High School officials. Players should report

to Rye Brook Athletic Field on January 9th at

3:30pm.

Who: Boys and Girls 10th - 12th Grade

Location: Rye Brook Athletic Field

Day/Time: Saturday and/or Sunday afternoons

Dates: January 9th - February 27th

League Schedules will begin January 16th

Fee: $150.00

Checks payable to Rye Brook Recreation

FLAG FOOTBALL

Youth Flag Fooball Coaches needed

for all ages If you are interested,

please contact Janice

([email protected]) or

Rocco ([email protected])

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YOUTH BASKETBALL

2nd & 3rd Grade Boys Basketball The 2nd and 3rd grade boys program will be an instructional league using 8-foot baskets. All children must attend ONE rat-ing session. Children will be rated and placed on teams by the recreation department. Games will be played on Saturday after-noons with 30 minutes of drills preceding a 45-minute game. Volunteer coaches will run the drills and coach the games. Games/Practices will begin on Saturday, 3/13/2021. Who: 2nd & 3rd Grade Boys

Checks payable to Rye Brook Recreation.

4th & 5th Grade Boys Basketball The 4th and 5th grade boys program will utilize the 10 foot baskets. All children must attend ONE rating session. Children will be rated and placed on teams by the recreation department. Games will be played on Saturday afternoons with the possibil-ity of occasional weeknight or Sunday games. There will be no practices Volunteer coaches will coach the games. Games will begin on 3/13/2021. Who: 4th & 5th Grade Boys.

Checks payable to Rye Brook Recreation.

6th & 7th Grade Boys Basketball The 6th and 7th grade boys program will utilize 10-foot bas-kets. All children must attend ONE rating session. All chil-dren must attend ONE rating session. Children will be rated and placed on teams by the recreation department. Games will be played on Friday evenings and Saturday afternoons with the possibility of occasional weeknight or Sunday games. There will be no practices Volunteer coaches will coach the games. Games will begin on 3/14/2021. Who: 6th & 7th Grade Boys

Checks payable to Rye Brook Recreation.

Rating Date Time Fee Location March 6th 11am-12pm $160 Pine Ridge Park

Rating Dates Time Fee Location March 6th 10am-11am $160 Pine Ridge Park

2nd & 3rd Grade Girls Basketball The 2nd and 3rd grade girls basketball program will be more of an instructional league using 8-foot baskets. All children must attend ONE rating session. Children will be rated and placed on teams by the recreation department. Games will be played on Saturday afternoons with the possibility of occasional week-night or Sunday games. There will be no practices Volunteer coaches will coach the games. Games will begin on 3/13/2021. Who: 2nd & 3rd Grade Girls

Checks payable to Rye Brook Recreation.

4th & 5th Grade Girls Basketball The 4th and 5th grade girls basketball program will utilize the 10-foot baskets. All children must attend ONE rating session. Children will be rated and placed on teams by the recreation department. Games will be played on Saturday afternoons with the possibility of occasional weeknight or Sunday games. There will be no practices Volunteer coaches will coach the games. Games will begin on 3/13/2021. Who: 4th & 5th Grade Girls

Checks payable to Rye Brook Recreation.

6th & 7th Grade Girls Basketball The 6th and 7th grade girls basketball program will utilize the 10-foot baskets. All children must attend ONE rating session. Children will be rated and placed on teams by the recreation department. Games will be played on Saturday afternoons with the possibility of occasional weeknight or Sunday games. There will be no practices Volunteer coaches will coach the games. Games will begin on 3/14/2021. Who: 6th & 7th Grade Girls

Checks payable to Rye Brook Recreation.

10th & 11th Grade Boys Basketball Boys will participate in this transitional league will familiarize the boys with the high school plays. The Varsity players will coach the teams and certified referees will referee games. Games will begin on 3/13/21. Boys must attend the Rating session on Saturday, March 6th, 1pm - 2pm. Who: 10th & 11th Grade Non-Varsity Boys

Checks payable to Rye Brook Recreation.

8th & 9th Grade Boys Basketball Boys will participate in this transitional league will familiarize the boys with the high school plays. The Varsity players will coach the teams and certified referees will referee games. Games will begin on 3/13/21. Boys must attend the Rating session on Saturday, March 6th, 1pm - 2pm. Who: 8th & 9th Grade Boys

Checks payable to Rye Brook Recreation.

Rating Date 12ime Fee Location March 6th 1pm-1pm $160 Pine Ridge Park

Rating Date Time Fee Location March 6th 1pm-2pm $160 Pine Ridge Park

Rating Date Time Fee Location March 6th 1pm-2pm $160 Pine Ridge Park

Rating Date Time Fee Location March 6th 12pm-1pm $160 Pine Ridge Park

Rating Date Time Fee Location March 6th 11am-12pm $160 Pine Ridge Park

Rating Date Time Fee Location March 6th 10am-11am $160 Pine Ridge Park

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SPRING PREVIEW 2021

This Spring Rye Brook Little League will begin its’ 17th

season as an accredited Little League program. We plan

on getting your 2021 Little League season underway ear-

lier so that we can have more structured practices prior

to the start of the season. The Little League baseball

and Little League softball ratings will take place in early

March. Practices will begin indoors during the month of

March until the weather breaks.

Coaches will attend a mandatory coaches clinic to en-

hance their ability to teach the skills to our Little

Leaguers. There will be practices built into the first half

of the season on a weekly basis.

Rye Brook Little League will have a dedicated website.

The website will be the location to go to find out your

league standings, scores, rosters, cancellations and sta-

tistics.

The opening day parade will take place on Saturday

May 1, 2021. Rye Brook Little League will once again

place teams in the District 20 tournament vying for a

chance to play in the Little League World Series in Wil-

liamsport Pennsylvania. To qualify for a chance to

make the team, individuals must be registered for Little

League, participate in a minimum of 60% of the games

and be available from June through August.

The minor league baseball program will utilize a pitch-

ing machine for all league games. There will be clinics

every Friday afternoon emphasizing pitching, hitting

and fielding. We are also working with Port Chester

Little League And Irvington Recreation on an inter-

league schedule.

The 2021 Rye Brook Little League will have playoffs for

all Major league teams culminating in a Rye Brook

Champion. We hope to see everyone at the ratings and

hope to provide you with a wonderful and memorable

Little League season.

RYE BROOK LITTLE LEAGUE

Online Registration

Begins

Monday, December 7th

North East Flag Football League of Rye Brook North East Flag Football League (NEFFL) is a premier youth flag football league for Boys and Girls ages 5 -14 years of age.

NEFFL is primed to provide young players a fun exciting opportunity to engage in non-contact, continuous action while developing skills and learning lessons in teamwork.

Players receive NFL Jerseys, Flag Belts, Monogramed Shorts & Socks, as well as membership from USA Football.

All Games and practices will be take place on Sunday mornings from April - June, Only 2 hour commitment each week (1 hour practice held prior to the weekly sched-uled game). RBFFL is powered by NFL FLAG and USA Football RBFFL employs officially licensed game referees RBFFL issues scholarships to families in financial need RBFFL’s staff has over 30 years combined in ser-vice to youth sports Location: Rye Brook Athletic Field

Who: Boys and Girls Ages 5-14

Fee: $200

Volunteer Coaches and Team Moms are needed.

Online Registration: www.www.ryebrookflagfootballleague.com Email: [email protected] Phone: DEE!!! (917) 328-4210 Or Coach J DINVERNO (203) 940-1455

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K-1ST GRADE ROOKIE LEAGUE

This parent-coached league will focus on the funda-

mentals of teamwork and the basic skills of baseball/

softball for K-1st graders. Teams will be made by the

Recreation Department. Requests will not be honored.

Teams will play two games per week. Games will take

place on Thursday or Friday nights and Saturday

mornings.

RYE BROOK LITTLE LEAGUE

LITTLE LEAGUE SPONSORS BEING SOUGHT FOR OUR 2021 SPRING SEASON. The sponsorship fee for our spring Little League Base-

ball is $700 for new sponsors and $500 for returning

sponsors. Each sponsor will have their company name

on a banner that will be placed on the fence at Pine

Ridge Park for the entire spring, summer and fall sea-

sons as well as being listed on the Little League website

as a sponsor. The sponsors name will also be printed on

the back of the jerseys and all team schedules. Spon-

sors will also receive a plaque with their team picture

attached. For additional information, please call the

Rye Brook Recreation Department at 937-6663.

RYE BROOK LITTLE LEAGUE OPENING DAY PARADE/CEREMONIES The Little League opening day parade/ceremonies will

take place on Saturday, May 1, 2021 All Little League

and Rookie League players in uniform will report to

the parking lot near Ridge Street School New Gym at

12:30pm to participate in the parade.

LITTLE LEAGUE BOYS AND GIRLS

RATING SESSION: SATURDAY APRIL 10TH

9:00AM - 12:00PM

PINE RIDGE PARK

If you did not play in the Major Leagues last year or

you are a newcomer you have to be rated. All others

do not have to attend but must go online to register.

All participants must be registered prior to ratings.

MINOR LEAGUE GIRLS SOFTBALL

This program is for girls 8 and 10 years of age prior to

January 1, 2021 or 7 year-old 2nd graders. League

teams play against each other. Coaches pitch to bat-

ters.

Fee: $160.00

MAJOR LEAGUE GIRLS SOFTBALL

This program is for girls 11 and 12 years of age prior

to January 1, 2021 or 10 year old 5th graders. League

teams play against each other. Players pitch for all six

innings using official Little League softballs.

Fee: $160.00

MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

This program is for boys 8 and 10 years of age prior to

September 1, 2021 or 7 year old 2nd graders. Resident

teams play against each other. A pitching machine will

be used for all league games. Official Little League

baseballs are used.

Fee: $160.00

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

This program is for boys 11 and 12 years of age prior to

September 1, 2021 or 10 year old 5th graders. Resident

teams play against each other. Players pitch for all six

innings using official Little League baseballs.

Fee: $160.00

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YOUTH ACTIVITIES

Online Registration

Begins

December 7th

Hip Hop / Jazz Kindergarten-1st for Girls & Boys Class begins with warm-up, isolations and stretches fol-lowed by movement sequence across the floor and dance combinations in center to exciting, interesting and up-beat music! Each section is broken down so that no child is left behind. All levels welcome. More advanced dancer’s will be challenged with progressions and enriched movement experiences. Jazz and Hip Hop combine the latest in dance styles with traditional to provide a versatile experience for our young dancers. Composition is part of the experience. Attire for girls is leggings with T-shirt & sneakers, Attire for boys is athletic pants, T-shirt & sneakers. Long hair should be placed in ponytail to prevent distractions. Sneak-ers. Dancers are welcome to perform in our March 20th virtual recital. Dancers will be recorded and included in an online viewing for family & friends to enjoy. This is en-couraged, not required. Space is limited.

Contact Dance Works Director, Wendy Barletta (914) 714-2131 for additional information Payment options: Venmo, Zelle- [email protected] , PayPal (add 3.5%,) [email protected] or Check payable to Dance Works

Hip Hop / Jazz Grades 2-8 for Girls & Boys Class begins with warm-up, isolations and stretches fol-lowed by movement sequence across the floor and dance combinations in center to exciting, interesting and up-beat music! Each section is broken down so that no child is left behind. All levels welcome. More advanced dancer’s will be challenged with progressions and enriched movement experiences. Jazz and Hip Hop are combined to provide a versatile experience from hip hop to traditional Jazz to Broadway Dance. Composition is part of the experience. Attire for girls is black leggings or black dance shorts with black fitted tank, plain cami T or t-shirt & high top converse sneakers , Attire for boys is athletic pants, plain T-shirt & black high top sneakers. Long hair should be placed in po-nytail to prevent distractions. Dancers are welcome to per-form in our March 20th virtual recital. Dancers will be rec-orded and included in an online viewing for family & friends to enjoy. This is encouraged, not required. Space is limited.

Contact Dance Works Director, Wendy Barletta (914) 714-2131 for additional information Payment options: Venmo, Zelle- [email protected] , PayPal (add 3.5%,) [email protected] or Check payable to Dance Works

Modern / Contemporary Dance Grades 3-8 for Girls & Boys Class begins with center warm-up, stretches followed by movement across the floor and dance combinations to a variety of interesting music! Each sec-tion is broken down so that no child is left behind. More advanced dancer’s will be challenged with progressions and enriched movement experiences. Technique uses a combination from a variety of modern dance pioneers (Duncan, Limon, Graham, Taylor, Cunningham & more) and blends more contemporary genres such as jazz, ballet, lyrical & hip hop). Attire for girls is leggings or dance shorts with plain camisole or tank top, Attire for boys is dance pants and plain T-shirt. Long hair should be placed in a high ponytail to prevent distractions. Barefoot or socks. All levels welcome. Dancers are welcome to per-form in our March 20th recital. If you child is shy, this is not a requirement. Space is limited.

Contact Dance Works Director, Wendy Barletta (914) 714-2131 for additional information Payment options: Venmo, Zelle- [email protected] , PayPal (add 3.5%,) [email protected] or Check payable to Dance Works

Day Dates Time Fee Location Thu 1/7-3/18 3:45-4:30pm $260 RB Fire House

Day Dates Time Fee Location Thu 1/7-3/18 4:40-5:40pm $260 RB Fire House

Day Dates Time Fee Location Thu 1/7-3/18 5:45-6:45pm $260 RB Fire House

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SPECIAL EVENTS

LUNCH WITH THE BUNNY

This event will feature lunch, entertainment and a visit

from a special friend. The deadline to sign up is March

23, 2021. Registration is free and limited for this event.

Who: 3 - 9 year olds

(Rye Brook Residents Preference)

Location: TBA

Day/Time: Saturday, 11:30am

Date: March 27, 2021

Max#: 30 kids (Limited 1 guardian per family)

Fee: FREE

RYE BROOK’S 39TH

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Date: Saturday June 19, 2021

Volunteers are needed for the Birthday Celebration.

Volunteers are needed for rides supervision, food dis-

tribution, and parking cars. As in the past we will

again be holding a food drive. Please bring canned

goods with you the day of the event. For additional

information, please contact the Recreation Office at

937-6663.

Holiday Home Decorating Contest Gingerbread House Craft Contest

The Recreation department will be conducting a gingerbread

House contest for the best gingerbread houses and post the

winners on social media and prizes will be awarded for dif-

ferent age categories

Date: Saturday December 12th

Time: 10:00am live demonstration by

Recreation Council chairperson Judy Klein.

Fee: $15 per Gingerbread House

Limited to the first 48 registrations. You can register

through your community pass account. We will accept your

emailed photos of your completed gingerbread house until

December 15th at 9:00pm to jku-

[email protected]. Photos should include creator with

finished product and one photo of work in progress.

Participants should pick up house kit at recreation depart-

ment after registration

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Rye Brook Parks and Recreation is gearing up for the Winter. Though the weather outside might have become colder, it is still important to exercise and do some cardio. Let's get outside and track our walking mileage. Being outside and exercising is good for the heart and mind! It is important to make some time to recreate! If the weather outside is frightful, let’s get on our treadmills and track steps indoors. The month of January will be our walking challenge month. Let’s check the weather reports before going out, check weather conditions and dress appropriately (bright colors). If the weather is not conducive to walking outside, let’s get our workout indoors. Most mobile phones have some kind of tracker for walking mileage or you can use a sophisticated walking app to do your tracking. The important thing is getting in your steps. Email the recreation department your daily results along with your age category by 9:00pm to [email protected] and we will track the monthly results. Each week, we will post a leaderboard on our web-site so we can see how everyone else compares. We will have the following age categories: 5-10, 11-20, 21-30, 31-50, 51-64, 65+.

Let’s Get Fit Rye Brook and Be Safe!

Walking Challenge

Virtual Community Paint Days Community Paint Event “Snowman’s Wish” Day/Time: Sunday, 1:00pm Date: January 10th Fee: $40 per person Minimum to conduct program is 7 Registration Deadline is January 6th. Residents will be given the opportunity to reserve a spot with a canvas and participate from home (via zoom) under the guidance of a professional instructor. Participants will pick up their kits from the recreation department the week of January 4th to participate in the event.

Community Paint Event “Aurora Reflections” Day/Time: Sunday, 1:00pm Date: February 7th Fee: $40 per person Minimum to conduct program is 7 Registration Deadline is January 6th. Residents will be given the opportunity to reserve a spot with a canvas and participate from home (via zoom) under the guidance of a professional instructor. Participants will pick up their kits from the recreation department the week of January 4th to participate in the event.

Rye Brook Practices Safe Steps And walks to the left

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RYE BROOK DAY CAMP

Rye Brook Day Camp will be offered to children

entering Kindergarten (proof required) in Sep-

tember 2021 to 6th grade. The camp will be lim-

ited to 250 children. Residents are given prefer-

ence until May 1, 2021 (first come first served).

All campers will attend camp at Crawford Park.

A limited number of scholarships are available

for Rye Brook residents only. Those in need of

camp scholarships should contact Rocco Furano

by April 7, 2021 at 914-305-2948.

Rye Brook Day Camp will run for 6 weeks from

July 5th through August 13th.

Fee: RESIDENT NON-RES

Prior to 5/1 (6 weeks) $1000 ____

Add Child $800 ____

After 5/1 (6 weeks) $1150 $1280

Add Child $900 $1080

2 weeks $560 $780

Add Child $420 $650

RYE BROOK DAY CAMPS

SPECIAL POPULATION PROGRAMS

SOUTHEAST CONSORTIUM

The Village of Rye Brook Recreation Department is

part of the South East Consortium for Special Services

Inc., which is a “not-for-profit” organization, dedicated

to providing leisure services to eligible citizens with

developmental or other disabilities. The South East

Consortium offers a variety of programs and services

in an effort to meet the physical, social, cultural and

quality of life needs of children and adults of all ages

and functioning abilities. We try to base all activities

on the appropriateness of the participant and availabil-

ity of resources. We welcome your participation. For

further information, contact the South East Consorti-

um, 740 West Boston Post Road, Suite 312, Mamaron-

eck, New York 10543 or call (914) 698-5232.

RYE BROOK/PORT CHESTER ASSOCI-ATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS Special recreation programs are offered for people

who are trainable for employment. For further infor-

mation contact Letitia Chuckas at 939-7917.

Location:King Street School

Day/Time:Saturdays, 1:00pm - 3:30pm

RYE BROOK TRAVEL CAMP

Rye Brook Travel Camp is for 7th, 8th, 9th, & 10th

graders (September 2021) . Campers will go on 5

trips a week. All trips are included in the registration.

The camp is limited to 110 campers who will be ac-

cepted on first come, first serve basis. If you have

any questions/concerns please call Janice at 305-2947.

Who: Boys & Girls 7th thru 10th Grade

Location: Harkness Park

Day/Time: Mon - Fri (8:30am—3:30pm)

Dates: July 5th - August 13th

Trips: TBA

Fee: RESIDENT NON-RES.

Prior to 5/1 (6wks.) $1800 _____

After 5/1 (6 wks.) $1900 $2250

2 weeks $1020 $1270

Rye Brook Day Camp Extended Day Rye Brook Day Camp will be extending its’ hours for working parents. We will have staff on hand to ac-commodate children until 6pm. Who: Rye Brook Day Camp Children Dates: July 5th - August 13th Hours: 4-6pm Fee: $95/week

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Please fill out form and return to the Recreation Department with a check. Questions 1 through 6 are to be completed by your child’s physician and Questions 7-13 is to be completed by a legal guardian. LAST NAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH SEX ADDRESS CITY/STATE ZIP CODE PHONE # BUSINESS# SCHOOL Grade entering in Sept. 2021 Email ALL CHILDREN ATTENDING DAY CAMP MUST HAVE AN UP TO DATE IMMUNIZATION RECORD THAT INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING (PLEASE HAVE YOUR DOCTOR LIST THE DATES). Date of shot

1. Four or more doses of Diphtheria/Tetanus Toxoid ____/_____/ 2. Three or more doses of Oral Polio Vaccine or four or more doses of Inactive Polio Vaccine Salk given after 1968 ____/_____/ 3. One dose of live Measles Vaccine given after 1 year of age. ____/_____/ 4. One dose of live Mumps Vaccine given after 1 year of age. ____/_____/ 5. One dose of live Rubella Vaccine given after 1 year of age. ____/_____/ 6. Is the child taking any prescribed medication? YES NO If the answer is yes, what is the medication? Would your child be taking the medication during the camp day? YES NO _______________ Physician’s Signature Date 7. Has your child had any recent operation or injury? YES NO If yes, please explain 8. Has your child been exposed to any communicable disease within the last 3 weeks? YES NO If yes please list 9. Please list food, which your child is allergic to if any Please list drug, which your child is allergic to if any Is your child allergic to insect/bee bites? YES NO 10. is there any emotional or physical disturbance? YES NO If yes what treatment or care has been given? 11. Do you want your child to participate in our swim program? YES NO 12. Is there any reason why your child may not participate in any activities? YES NO___ If so, please explain FOR EMERGENCY USE: Parents’ daytime numbers ( ) ( ) If a parent cannot be reached: Name/Relationship Telephone numbers ( ) ( ) Neighbor or relative who would know where a parent could be reached, or who would be able to pickup the child if nec-essary: Name: Address Phone ( ) - Child's Physician: Address Phone ( ) - I hereby authorize my child/children whose name(s) appears above to participate in the above program/s sponsored by the Rye Brook Parks and Recreation Department. I hereby release the Village of Rye Brook, Carver Center, their servants and employees from any liability for personal injuries or property damage sustained by my child/children, in connection with such participation. In case of injury, I authorize a Recreation Staff member to take my child/children to the hospital for treatment. I hereby authorize my child to swim at the Carver Center.

Parent/Guardian's Signature

RYE BROOK RECREATION CAMP HEALTH AND REGISTRATION FORM

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Adult Virtual Activities

Adult Trivia The fun classic game in which winning is determined by a player's ability to answer general knowledge and pop culture questions, Who: Adults Day: Fridays, 7:00pm Dates: weekly beginning January 8th Host: Janice Kunicki Fee: Free Minimum to run program is 4 Participants must register weekly on Community Pass

Taboo Join up with a friend or family member against other participants to try to guess a word by giv-ing your teammates clues without using a spe-cific set of words. Who: Adults Day/Time: Tuesdays, 7:00 - 8:00pm Dates: weekly beginning January 5th Host: Rocco Furano Fee: Free Minimum to run program is 4 Participants must register weekly on Communi-ty Pass

Name That Tune Come have fun guessing songs from different musical eras including: 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and other musical genres. Who: Adults Day/Time: Fridays, 5:30pm Dates: weekly beginning January 8th Host: Rocco Furano Fee: Free Minimum to run program is 4 Participants must register weekly on Commu-nity Pass

Adult Pictionary Pictionary is a drawing Game where one person draws and other players try to guess what is being drawn. Come try your virtual drawing skills and see if your teammates can guess the picture. Who: Adults Day: Mondays, 7:00pm Dates: weekly beginning January 11th Host: Janice Kunicki Fee: Free Minimum to run program is 4 Participants must register weekly on Community Pass

Bingo Family Play the matching game of chance in which each player matches numbers printed in different ar-rangement on cards with the numbers the game host draws at random, marking the selected numbers with tiles. Who: All ages Day: Thursdays, 7:00pm Dates: weekly beginning January 7th Host: Janice Kunicki Fee: Free Minimum to run program is 4 Participants must register weekly on Community Pass

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RYE BROOK PARKS & RECREATION

WINTER 2020 – 2021 REGISTRATION FORM

You may register by mail or in person. Checks or Credit Card information must accompany this regis-tration from. Mail to Rye Brook Recreation Department, 938 King Street, Rye Brook, N. Y. 10573. (unless otherwise specified in the brochure).

NAME:_____________________________________________________________SEX: M______F_____

ADDRESS:____________________________________________________________________________

CITY:__________________________________________STATE:_______________ZIP:_____________

HOME TELEPHONE #:(______)______-________BUSINESS TELEPHONE #(_____)_____-_________

SCHOOL:____________________________________________GRADE:_____D.O.B.:______________

IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY CONTACT PERSON:_______________________________________

TELEPHONE #: (______)______-__________ E-MAIL:_______________________________________

ANY CONCERNS/REQUESTS:__________________________________________________________

PROGRAM:_____________________________________________________FEE:_________________

PROGRAM:_____________________________________________________FEE:_________________

PROGRAM:___________________________________________ _________FEE:_________________

TOTAL FEE ENCLOSED:_________________________

I hereby authorize myself whose name/s appears above to participate in the above program, sponsored by the Rye Brook Parks and Recreation Department. I hereby release the Village of Rye Brook, their servants, employees and volunteers from any liability for personal injuries or property damage sustained by my child/children in connection with such participation. In case of injury, I authorize the Recreation staff members to take my child to the hospital for treatment.

__________________________________ PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE

BILLING INFORMATION: WE ACCEPT THE FOLLOWING CARDS: DISCOVER – MASTERCARD – VISA NAME:______________________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS:___________________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS 2:__________________________________________________________________________

CITY:_________________________ STATE:_______________ ZIP CODE:___________

PHONE #:___________________________________(USE FORMAT XXX-XXX-XXXX)

CREDIT CARD INFORMATION: TYPE OF CARD:______________________________________________________________________

CARD NUMBER:______________________________________________________________________

SECURITY CODE:__________________________EXPIRATION DATE:________________________