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Summer Camps 2019
Catholic Enrichment Center 3146 W. Broadway
Louisville, Ky. 40211
(502) 776-0262
7 week summer camp
Starts June 3, 2019 if no more days missed from JCPS
Starts June 10, 2019 if more days are missed from JCPS
8:00 a.m.- 4:30 pm Camp provides breakfast and lunch
$350 for 7 weeks or $50 a week
Grades K-8
Frazier Kentucky History Museum
https://fraziermuseum.org/week-camp-registration
Dreams with Wings
http://www.dreamswithwings.org/children-services/
Dreams with Wings offers two summer camp programs for youth ages 8-21 diagnosed on the autism spectrum
and Down Syndrome. These eight week camps run June-July and can be paid via the Michelle P Waiver or
private pay. Both camps offer a summer of fun, physical activity, and learning!
PATH Summer Camp for Students who are Blind or Visually Impaired
The Office of Vocational Rehabilitation- Division of Blind Services is happy to announce that the PATH Program for students who are blind or visually impaired will once again be offered in July. This program takes place at the McDowell Center in Louisville Kentucky.
Individuals participating in the program must meet the definition of a student with a disability under Pre-ETS. This means that they must be 14-21 in an educational setting. Any student that will graduate prior to the program must be heading into post-secondary training in order to be able to attend.
The program will address pre-employment skills in addition to work on blindness skills such as Braille, technology, home and financial management, keyboarding, and other skills needed to prepare for transitioning into post-secondary education or the world of work. The program is free. Students will be sent home on the weekends.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me or Mary Harrod at the McDowell Center.
Summer Camps 2019
Louisville Visual Arts
https://www.louisvillevisualart.org/camps-workshops
Full day camps run from 9:00am-4:00pm with the option of adding extended hours to make the day from 8:00am-5:00pm. The "themed" portion of camps runs from 9:00am - 12:00pm, and the afternoons consist of art-centric games and activities. These camps are held at LVA @ Holy Trinity Clifton Campus (formerly the Clifton Center) unless otherwise noted. Camp descriptions are below. You can review our camp policies here. Full day camps are $230 with the option of adding extended care for an additional $50. Half-day camps are $180.
“Waterfront Adventures” will meet 9:00am-4:00pm at the Waterfront Development Corporation, 129 E River Rd, Louisville, KY 40202
“Yew Dell: Art In Nature” will meet 9:00am-1:00pm at Yew Dell Botanical Gardens, 6220 Old Lagrange Rd, Crestwood, KY 40014
**Please note we are unable to offer extended hours for our off-site camps at Yew Dell Botanical Gardens and Waterfront Development Corporation.**
Camp descriptions are below and you can review our camp policies here. Full day camps are $230 with the option of adding extended care for an additional $50. Half-day camps are $180
Gheens Science Hall & Rauch Planetarium
The planetarium offers rich, engaging, summer camps that spark a life-long love of science. Activities are designed to help kids learn to work cooperatively as well as individually while building inquiry and problem solving skills.
Family members get a $50 discount
Space Adventure Camp (entering grades 2-4)
Space Adventure camp leads kids on a warp-speed exploration of our universe. Campers plunge into astronaut training activities, create comets, launch rockets, build telescopes and much, much more in this engaging, hands-on camp.
"My daughter LOVED it! :) We loved seeing her projects when she came home. Staff was very friendly!" Beth T.
Space Exploration Camp (entering grades 5-6)
Campers probe with probes, design solar ovens, craft human sun dials, and experience astronaut training while exploring human interactions with space in this technology rich, interactive camp. Kids end the week with testing their Mars Landers with an egg drop!
Summer Camps 2019 "Staff and activities were engaging. Lessons learned were age-appropriate. Overall, there seemed to be a good mix of educational and fun activities throughout the week." Will A.
Space Engineering Camp (entering grades 7-9)
Space is a hostile environment to humans, which can complicate things for space engineers. During this camp, kids will engage in a variety of tasks designed to model some of the challenges humans encounter in the exploration of space.
"I work for NASA so my son is around space activities all the time. He raves about this camp! It is a testament to the high quality programming the planetarium offers." Jennifer S.W.
$150 GSH&RP Family Member $180 UofL Affiliates (must have valid UofL ID) $200 Non-members
If payment is not received within one week of online registration, the registration will be automatically deleted from our system. You are welcome to complete a new registration form if you wish to proceed with registering your child for camp after the one-week payment time frame. Click here for refund information.
Phone: (502) 852-6664
Email: planet @ louisville.edu
Address: Gheens Science Hall & Rauch Planetarium
106 W Brandeis Ave
Louisville, KY, 40292
Chris Mack Basketball Camp
Boys Summer Basketball Camps June 25-28th - Grades 3rd - 8th July 23-26th - Grades 1st - 6th Cost
$300 for the week / $275 for UofL Employees
Contact Name: Stephanie Davis
Phone Number: 502-852-6651
Contact Email: [email protected]
Camp HiHo CampHiho.com
The activities at Camp Hi-Ho are what separates this day camp from the others. Children can fish, swim, get
Blob’d sky-high, jump on our water trampolines, play on the 20-foot water woosh, tie-dye a tee shirt and make
crafts, fly down our 100-foot slip n’ slide, ride in a canoe, kayak or paddle boat, shoot archery at our static range
or go check out our brand new 3D range, play basketball and dodgeball on our Sport Court, or play Gaga in our
new Gaga pit, pet puppies and kittens in the Pet Barn (and adopt one too!), explore our double-decker tree
Summer Camps 2019 forts, go down our zip line, rope swing, tire swing, or just chill out in Hammock City where we have 20
hammocks strung up among the trees!
2019 Louisville Summer Camps www.louisvillesummercamps.org
Clubscikidz Kentucky http://www.clubscikidzkentucky.com/
STEM based camps available
The Center for Courageous Kids – Very Special Camps https://www.veryspecialcamps.com/summer-camps/The-Center-for-Courageous-Kids-2159.html
Louisville Family Fun https://louisvillefamilyfun.net/summer-camps
Kentucky Science Center https://kysciencecenter.org/camps/
Looking for fun ways to Do Science? You’re in the right place. From free PlayDates for kids under four, to forums
for adults who like to geek out (and everything in-between) Kentucky Science Center programs aim to make
science learning personal, fun, participatory, and relevant, for everyone.
727 W Main Street
Louisville, KY 40202
(502) 561-6100
Kids Center for Pediatric Therapies https://www.kidscenterky.org/services/extended-programming/
Louisville Magazine Louisville.com
Select Bit to do at the top of the page
Search for Summer 2019 camps
UofL School of Music
Email: [email protected] Phone: 502-852-2122
Jewish Community Center Summer Camps
https://jewishlouisville.org/the-j/camp/summer-camp/
Summer Camps 2019 Summer Camp is a transformative experience that your children will remember for the rest of their lives. Every camper will discover, grow and learn within the supportive and safe environment that Camp J provides. There is something for every camper, at every age!
We offer two types of summer camp experiences:
1) Traditional Summer Camps that include daily swimming, and a variety of special areas including sports, the arts, science and much more.
2) Specialty Camps that range from cooking, sports, STEAM, theatre, dance and much more.
Discover all our great summer camps:
ELC Summer Camp | 2- 5 years old Keff | K-3rd Grade Trek | 4 – 6th Grade
Young Leaders | 7 – 9th Grade Counselors in Training | 10th Grade Specialty Camps | K – 10th Grade Yachad | Program for Children with Special Needs
Lexfun4kids.com https://lexfun4kids.com/summer-camp-guide/
Lexington Parks and Recreation Summer Camps https://www.lexingtonky.gov/browse/recreation/camps
Anderson Woods Inc. http://www.andersonwoods.org/camper-application1.html
Camp Dates 2019
Children's Sessions Adult Sessions
June 10 - 13 June 3 - 6
June 17 - 20 July 1 - 4
June 24 - 27 July 8 - 11
July 15 - 18
July 22 – 25
Derby Dinner House https://derbydinner.com/classes/
It is our mission to offer theatre camp to everyone, regardless of experience or skill level. Our teachers will do
their very best to tailor the training to the individual.
Jamey Aebersold Summer Jazz Workshop http://workshops.jazzbooks.com/
We welcome all ages, abilities, and instruments!
Summer Camps 2019 Middle / High School Students • College Students / College Prep • Adults of All Ages• Hobbyists • Professionals • Retired & Ready to Jam!
The World-Leader In Jazz Education
June 30th - July 5th or July 7th - 12th
KY Shakespeare Camp https://kyshakespeare.com/programs/camp/
Camp Shakespeare fosters an appreciation for the words and works of William Shakespeare by providing
opportunities for children and young adults aged 4 –18 to explore the theatre arts through imaginative play,
visual arts, movement, storytelling, design, text analysis, and more!
Our Philosophy is to immerse students in Shakespeare’s words and ideas, providing guidance and
encouragement. Kentucky Shakespeare hopes that this unique camp experience will promote confidence, open
up a new world of interests to your child and nurture a lifelong desire of learning.
Hannah Pruitt, Education Programs Manager
(502) 574-9900
Little Loom House Summer Camp littleloomhouse.org
Summer Camp: Weaving Your Story, Ages 6-13 years
Date/Time
Date(s) - 07/08/2019 - 07/12/2019
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Category(ies)
camps
classes
Felting
Storytelling
Weaving
You must pre-register for this Camp! Call 502-367-4792 to register.
Monday – Friday 9am-4pm
Prices:
Full Day for Full Week: $200, all supplies included
Half Day for Full Week: $125, all supplies included
*Scholarships available
Looking for Lilith Theatre Company http://lookingforlilith.org/2018-2019/
Looking for Lilith Theatre Company is an ensemble company that creates productions and programming
through re-examining history and questioning today from women’s perspectives, a practice that frequently
Summer Camps 2019 uncovers unheard voices. LFL productions and programming serve adults, youth and children locally, nationally
and internationally.
St. Francis Schools Summer in the Country Day Camp https://www.stfrancisschool.org/summer-camp/
“Camp Curious” at St. Francis
Experience 64 acres of summer fun in Goshen during St. Francis School’s “Camp Curious” full and half-day
camps. Open to ages Preschool through 8th grade, campers will explore, learn, and develop through small camp
sizes and expert teachers, all in a safe and exciting environment. We focus on outdoor adventures including
nature walks, a natural playground, garden time, and visits with our farm animals, among others!
Thinking about making the switch to St. Francis School? “Camp Curious” at St. Francis is a wonderful way to
experience our School and see if St. Francis is right for you and your child!
Commonwealth Theatre Center https://www.commonwealththeatre.org/summer/
Summer Programs for ages 3-18
Every year, our Summer camps, workshops, and performance opportunities for kids delight, enchant, and
challenge young people ages 3-18 with a wide range of offerings.
Our youngest students can participate in fun Art and Imagination-based camps that teach the fundamentals of
creative expression, teamwork, and even the creation or performance of a short play! The Summer Academy is
a perennial favorite for 8-13 year olds, with kids working on a hilarious one-hour play that they perform at the
end of each 3-week session. Middle and high school ages can enroll in challenging Skill-Building Workshops that
focus on anything from Shakespeare to Acting to Dramatic Writing, and more.
Blackacre Conservancy Summer Camp https://blackacreconservancy.org/summer-camp/
Blackacre offers a unique camp option for Ages 4-7 & 7-10 making sure your kids will have summer adventure
they won’t forget! Allow your child the opportunity for a truly hands-on outdoor learning experience at
Blackacre!
Check site for 2019 camp dates.
J.B. Speed School summer camps June 10, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Engineering Garage; $275 per attendee, $325 for advanced coding
If you have a son or daughter between third and eighth grade, we have several summer camps that running
from June 10 to July 26. Each camp is one week long and lasts from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Camps offered this summer
include drones, app development, Lego EV3, 3D printing, and beginner and advanced coding.
Additional Information: Website
Summer Camps 2019
Cedar Ridge Summer Camp
Cedarridgecamp.com
4010 Old Routt Road
Louisville, KY
(502)267-5848 ext. 386
Louisville Zoo Camps
Discount if you register by April 7
Louisvillezoo.org
Kentucky Gymnastics Academy
Summer Camp
&am – 6pm
Ages 4-13
KGAGYM.com
Irish Dance Summer Camps
Dance, Music and Crafts
June 4th – 6th
June 18th -20th
9:30 am – 11:30 am
(502) 494-1246
Commonwealth Theatre Center
Walden Theatre Conservatory
CommonwealthTheatre.org/kidsdir
(502) 589-0084
Ages 3-18
Elite Academy of Dance and Performing Arts
Ages 18 months to young adults
Register for Classses
(502) 425– 6700
1701 Ups Dr., Louisville, KY
www.eliteacademyofdanceandperforming arts.com
Job Opportunities from Summer Works Please reach out to Natalie Reteneller if you have questions. Natalie Reteneller Operations Manager [email protected] (502) 574-4183
KIDDIE KAPERS COMPANY DANCE CAMP
($60 half day/$125 full day) No scholarships for half day
Tates Creek Recreation Center Tates Creek Recreation Center
o Session 1: July 8-12 (127324-A1) Dance Babies (Ages 3-6) (8:45-Noon)
o Session 2: July 15-19 (127324-A2) Dance Babies must be age as of first day of class
o Session 3: July 22-26 (127324-A3) o Session 1: June 10-14 (127324-B1)
o Session 2: June 17-21 (127324-B2)
o Session 3: June 24-28 (127324-B3)
Dance Kids (Ages 7-15) (7:30am-6pm)
Jacobson Park o Session 1: June 10-14 (127324-K1)
o Session 1: June 10-14 (113418-01) o Session 2: June 17-21 (127324-K2)
o Session 2: June 17-21 (113418-02) o Session 3: June 24-28 (127324-K3)
o Session 3: June 24-28 (113418-03) Campers limited to one session of Kiddie Kapers Camp.
o Session 4: July 8-12 (113418-04)
o Session 5: July 15-19 (113418-05)
o Session 6: July 22-26 (113418-06) Shillito Park
o Session 7: July 29-Aug. 2 (113418-07) o Session 1: June 3-14 (121625-01)
Campers limited to one session of Camp Kearney o Session 2: June 17-28 (121625-02)
CASTLEWOOD CENTER CAMP ($125 per session) o Session 3: July 1-12 (121625-03) No Camp July 4
Ages 6-12 scholarships available Campers limited to one session of Tennis & Swim Camp.
Castlewood Community Center
o Session 1: June 10-14 (122474-01)
o Session 2: June 17-21 (122474-02) Castlewood Park (Ages 5 – 12)
o Session 3: June 24-28 (122474-03) o Session 1: June 17-21 (115011-A1)
o Session 4: July 1-5 (122474-04) No Camp July 4 o Session 2: June 24-28 (115011-A2)
o Session 5: July 8-12 (122474-05) o Session 3: July 1-5 (115011-A3) No Camp July 4
o Session 6: July 15-19 (122474-06) o Session 4: July 8-12 (115011-A4)
o Session 7: July 22-26 (122474-07) o Session 5: July 15-19 (115011-A5)
Equestrian Camp
($175 per week) Ages 10 - 13 Woodland Park (Ages 13 – 21)
Masterson Station Park o Session 1: June 17-21 (115011-B1)
o Session 1: June 10-14 (113112-01) o Session 2: June 24-28 (115011-B2)
o Session 2: June 17-21 (113112-02) o Session 3: July 1-5 (115011-B3) No Camp July 4
o Session 3: June 24-28 (113112-03) o Session 4: July 8-12 (115011-B4)
o Session 5: July 15-19 (115011-B5)
April 23, Noon On-line registration begins for all camps, Day Trippers Camp at Dunbar Center (Ages 22 & over)
except ESP/REAL. o Session 1: June 17-21 (115011-C1)
April 23, Noon until 5pm walk-in registration at Dunbar o Session 2: June 24-28 (115011-C2)
Center, 545 North Upper Street. o Session 3: July 1-5 (115011-C3) No Camp July 4
o Session 4: July 8-12 (115011 -C4)
April 24, mailed applications will be processed. o Session 5: July 15-19 (115011-C5)
Any new camper (not in our computer system) must
provide proof of age (any document printed with child's Any family requesting reduced fees must submit an income
name and birth date is accepted). On-line users must eligibility form and proof of income eligibility (KTAP,
obtain a User ID and Password from Parks & Recreation KCHIP, medical card or other form of government
prior to registration to use the system. assistance document) each year.
Visit our website at www.lexingtonky.gov/parks A 50% refund will be given only if requested 7 business
call 288-2900 for more information days prior to beginning camp.
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CAMP KEARNEY ($125 per week) Ages 6-12o
TENNIS & SWIM CAMP ($200 per 2 WK session) Ages 6-14o
THERAPEUTIC RECREATION FUN CAMP ($125 per session)o
o ARTKIDS ($125 per session) Ages 7-12 o
2019 Camp Registration Form Please indicate 1st and 2nd choice of sessions
Camper must be program designated age by August 1
April 1, 2019
Dear Family Member or Person with ASD,
I would like to invite your participation in a summer initiative that is an annual part of EKU’s Autism Certificate Program
for EKU graduate students in Occupational Therapy, Psychology, Communication Disorders, and Special Education.
Each summer I teach a course about the autism spectrum. Graduate students enrolled in the course will be asked to
complete an assessment and intervention planning project with a person with autism and/or their family (for children).
The process will use the promising CAPS and Ziggurat models to assess the unique strengths and needs of the person with
autism and will result in a short written feedback report that families can keep for their own use or share with an
education or intervention team. Past participants have enjoyed the ideas and suggestions that our students have provided
in the little report.
If you are interested and are selected to participate, you would be asked to complete two quick written measures about
yourself/your family member with ASD. You would also participate in interview/meeting planning processes for
approximately 2 hours, scheduled at your convenience. Finally, a graduate student may ask to observe or meet with the
family member with autism. If meeting isn’t comfortable for the person with autism, the student can instead view a video
of the person. These meetings would take place at a time and location of your convenience during June or July, 2019.
These activities and the resulting report would of course be provided at no charge to you. Please feel free to e-mail me
([email protected]) with any questions and with your answers to the questions below. We appreciate your
participation in our clinic and your consideration of our summer project.
Sincerely,
Myra Beth Bundy, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology
EKU Psychology Clinic
Department of Psychology
www.eku.edu
EKU Psychology Clinic
Department of Psycholoogy
521 Lancaster Avenue
Richmond, Kentucky 40475-3102
(859) 622-2356
FAX: (859) 622-????
Richmond, Kentucky 40475-3107
(606) 622-2228 Fax (606) 622-6676
E-mail: [email protected]
EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Serving Kentuckians Since 1906
________________________________________________________________________________________________
I/ My child/family member would like to participate in the summer CAPS/Ziggurat assessment project
[ ] YES
[ ] NO
I am a current or past client at the EKU Psychology Clinic
[ ] YES
[ ] NO
Age of the family member with ASD______________
Name of the family member with ASD_____________
Times/days/location I would prefer for a meeting would be _____________________________________________.
The preferred way to contact me is ________________________________________.
Eastern Kentucky University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer and Educational Institution.
Summer 2019 Picturing Friendship Group Sponsored by:
EKU Psychology Clinic This summer we will be hanging out with friends!
WHAT IS IT? EKU Psychology Clinic Summer Social Group is designed for verbal teens (aged 13-16) with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. We welcome anyone who can participate in our activities. We want to offer opportunities to gain rewarding social and leisure skills and meet new people.
WHEN IS IT? Wednesday Evenings from 5-6:30! Meeting 1: May 29 Meeting 5: June 26 Meeting 2: June 5 Meeting 6: July 3 Meeting 3: June 12 Meeting 7: July 10 Meeting 4: June 19 Meeting 8: July 17
HOW MUCH WILL IT COST? There is a one-time fee of $35 (cash or check only) for group participation. This fee is to be paid prior to or at the first group meeting. It will cover materials used in the group including snacks and activities.
WHERE IS IT? All meetings will be in the Cammack Building, room 120, at Eastern Kentucky University.
WHAT WILL WE DO? This group will use some learning curricula, as well as practice activities, to support each participant’s functional applications of skills needed for teen socialization. This group’s focus will be on learning social skills in various social situations, like movie nights and game nights! We hope to build participants’ confidence when navigating social situations, from social activities such as ordering a pizza with a group of friends, to more complex interactions, like maintaining conversation. Before our first group meeting, the teens will be asked to take a picture of what friendship means to them; they will talk about this picture with a group leader.
WITH WHOM WILL WE BE WORKING? Group facilitators will include doctoral graduate students from the Psychology program at EKU. They will be working with participants in reaching your learning goals for this group. The group will be supervised by Dr. Myra Beth Bundy, a licensed doctoral level psychologist.
HOW DO I RESERVE MY SPOT? To reserve your spot, please call the EKU Psychology Clinic at (859) 622-2356 and leave a message for Sarah Critchfield with the participant’s contact information. You may also e-mail your RSVP to Sarah Critchfield at [email protected].
SUMMER CAMPS 2019
DIVISION OF PARKS AND RECREATION INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION FORM FOR ALL CAMPS EXCEPT ESP (Use separate form for each child) PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION LEGIBLY Please see attached for important registration dates and deadlines.
Camper Name: Age: (as of August 1st) _____ Gender: M F
Address of Camper: Home Phone:
City: State: Zip: Birth Date:
Parent/Guardian Name: Work Phone:
Cell Phone: Email:
Parent/Guardian Name: Work Phone:
Cell Phone: Email:
Camper lives with: Parent(s) Guardian
Did this child attend a Parks and Recreation camp last summer? Yes No
EMERGENCY CONTACT AND CHILD RELEASE AUTHORIZATION (IF PARENT/GUARDIAN LISTED ABOVE CANNOT BE REACHED-MUST PROVIDE AT LEAST ONE CONTACT)
Name Relationship to Child Phone
Name Relationship to Child Phone
Note: We cannot release your child to anyone other than the parent(s)/guardian(s) named above or the persons listed on this form. Individuals should be prepared to show identification.
PLEASE CHECK ALL THAT APPLY: Allergies: Other: Neuro/Psychological _____ Hay Fever ______Seizures ______ADD/ADHD _____ Ivy Poisoning, etc. ______Diabetes ______Epilepsy _____ Insect/bee stings ______Exposure to Sun ______Other (Please specify) _____ Penicillin ______Other (Please specify) _______________________ _____ Other Drugs (List) _______________________ _______________________ _____ Asthma _______________________ _____ Food _____Other (Please specify) ________________________ ________________________ ________________________ Does your child need assistance due to a disability in order to fully participate in this program? (ex: sign language interpreter, one-on-one supervision, etc.) Yes No If yes, please describe:
If medication is to be taken at camp, please provide the following information: (Dosage and time to be taken must be marked on the original medicine container sent to camp.) Name of Medication Dose (# pills, etc.) Exact time to be taken
What is this medication for? What are the effects of this medication on your child? Family Physician: Phone:
Hospital choice in case of emergency:
Our camps do not provide medical/health insurance. Campers are strongly encouraged to have their own insurance.
Office Use Only: Date Received: ________________ Received by: Receipt No. __________________ Scholarship: __________________ Amount Pd: __________________ Method of payment: (circle one) Check Cash Credit PO
SUMMER CAMPS
ARTKIDS
KIDDIE KAPERS DANCE CAMP
CASTLEWOOD CAMP
S.T. ROACH BASKETBALL & CHEERLEADING CLINIC
CAMP KEARNEY
ESP & REAL SUMMER FUN CAMP
EQUESTRIAN CAMP
TENNIS AND SWIM CAMP
THERAPEUTIC RECREATION SUMMER CAMP
Ages: 7 – 12 | $125 | Tates Creek Recreation CenterDrop-off is 7:30 – 8:30 a.m. Pick-up is 5 – 6 p.m.
Weeks: July 8 – 12 | July 15 – 19 | July 22 – 26
Ages: 7 – 15 | Dance Kids | $125 for full-day session Hours | 7:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.Ages: 3 – 6 | Dance Babies | $60 for half-day session Hours | 8:45 a.m – noonTates Creek Recreation Center
Weeks: June 10 – 14 | June 17 – 21 | June 24 – 28
Ages: 6 – 12 | $125 | Castlewood Community CenterHours | 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Weeks:June 10 – 14 | June 17 – 21 | June 24 – 28July 1 – 5 (No camp July 4) | July 8 – 12 | July 15 – 19July 22 – 26
Free | Dunbar Community Center
Weeks: July 22 – 26 (basketball) | Ages: 11 – 16 | 9 a.m. – noonJuly 22 – 26 (basketball) | Ages: 11 – 16 | 1 – 4 p.m.July 29 – Aug. 2 (cheer) | Ages: 7 – 14 | 9 a.m. – noonJuly 29 – Aug. 2 (basketball) | Ages: 6 – 10 | 1 – 4 p.m.
Ages: 6 – 12 | $125 | Jacobson ParkHours | 7:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Weeks:June 10 – 14 | June 17 – 21 | June 24 – 28 | July 8 – 12July 15 – 19 | July 22 – 26 | July 29 – Aug. 2
Ages: K – 5th | $125 per week per one child | $235 per week for two children | $335 per week for three children• For 4+ weeks of camp, there is a one-time fee of $80 for ESP and $100 for REAL• For 3 or less weeks of camp, there is a one-time fee of $50 for ESP and REALHours | 7:15 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Weeks:June 10 – 14 | June 17 – 21 | June 24 – 28 | July 1 – 5 (No camp July 4) | July 8 – 12 | July 15 – 19 | July 22 – 26
Ages: 10 – 13 | $175 | Masterson Station Park Drop-off is 7:30 – 8:30 a.m.Pick-up is 2:45 – 3:30 p.m.
Weeks:June 10 – 14 | June 17 – 21 | June 24 – 28
Ages: 6 – 14 | $200 | Shillito ParkDrop–off is 8:30 a.m.Pick–up is 4 – 4:30 p.m.
Weeks:June 3 – 14 | June 17 – 28 | July 1– 12 (No camp July 4)
$125 per session | Scholarships available Ages: 5 – 12 | Castlewood Park Camp | 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Ages: 13 – 21 | Woodland Park Camp | 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Ages: 22+ | Daytrippers at Dunbar Center | 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Weeks: June 17 – 21 | June 24 – 28 | July 1 – 5 (No camp July 4)July 8 – 12 | July 15 – 19
Distribution of non-school materials does not imply sponsorships or endorsements of the contents by the Fayette
County Public Schools.
• Camp registration begins online and in person at Dunbar Community Center April 23 at noon. • New users must register online for a User ID and password prior to registration. Proof of age
documentation is necessary and this step takes time, so have it completed before April 23! • Registration for ESP camp, for those not currently enrolled in ESP, begins April 8.• Select camps provide partial scholarships.• Register at LexingtonKY.gov/Camps.
GILBERT-BUNNELL GOLF CAMPAges: 7 – 14 | $150 | Lakeside Golf CourseHours | 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Weeks:June 10 – 14 | June 24 – 28 | July 8 – 12 | July 29 – Aug. 2
Visit LexingtonKY.gov/Camps for more information.
SUMMER EVENTS
Summer session
Cost: $1509 a.m. – 4 p.m.
June 10 – 14June 24 – 28July 8 – 12July 29 – Aug. 2
GILBERT-BUNNELL GOLF CAMP
Visit LexingtonKY.gov/Parks for events, camps and programs this summer.
KENTUCKY SHEEP AND FIBER FESTIVALMasterson Station Park
May 18 , 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. | May 19, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
SUMMER NIGHTS IN SUBURBIAMoondance Ampitheatre
Fridays, June 7-Aug. 30 | 7-9 p.m.
FRIDAY FLICKSJacobson Park
May 31, June 7, 14, 21, 28 | 7 p.m.
BALLET UNDER THE STARSWoodland Park
August 1 – 4 | 8 p.m. pre-show | 9 p.m. main show | $6
KITEFESTMasterson Station ParkApril 20 | Noon – 4 p.m.
BIG BAND AND JAZZ May & June - Moondance | July & Aug. - Ecton Park
Tuesdays, May 14 – Aug. 27 | 7 – 8:30 p.m.
THE BLUEGRASS BIRDING FESTIVALMcConnell Springs Park
May 11, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. | May 12, 1 – 5 p.m.
DIVE-IN MOVIEShillito Pool
July 20 | 8 p.m.
WOODLAND ART FAIR Woodland Park
Aug. 17, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. | Aug. 18, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
THIS SECTION MUST BE COMPLETED AND SIGNED FOR PARTICIPATION MEDICAL CONSENT AGREEMENT AND RELEASE: I hereby authorize the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government (its agents, employees, representatives, elected or appointed officials or designees and the agents or employees of its Division of Parks and Recreation, collectively referred to as “LFUCG”), to act for me according to their best judgment in an emergency requiring medical attention for me or my son, daughter, or ward and/or to treat me/my child for any injury/illness that I/he/she sustains during participation in any designated Parks and Recreation activity. I authorize admission to any hospital designated by LFUCG, if advance care (x-rays, tests, etc) is required. It is understood that every reasonable attempt will be made to notify the parent/guardian/named emergency contact of the participant in order to grant any additional authorization for medical procedures. Also, I waive and release the LFUCG from any and all liability for any injuries or illnesses incurred while participating in the above activity(s). I understand that I am responsible for any costs incurred due to injuries received in participating in the above activity(s) covering medical and dental expenses. I further accept responsibility that I and/or my son, daughter or ward, is physically able to participate in the above activity(s). Signature of Participant or Parent/Guardian (if minor child): Date:
WAIVER AND RELEASE AGREEMENT: (1) I understand and agree that I or my child hereby voluntarily assumes any risk of injury that may arise out of my/his or her participation in the above activity(s) and that the LFUCG assumes no responsibility whatsoever for any injury or damages which may result to me or my child from participation in a Parks and Recreation activity(s). _____Initial (2) In consideration of the entry of me/my child into the Parks and Recreation activity(s), I, intending to be legally bound, do hereby for myself, my heirs, executors, and administrators, do hereby waive, release and forever discharge the LFUCG from any and all claims, demands, damages, or injuries or causes of action whatsoever which may arise as a result of or in connection with, association or entry into in and/or arising out of, traveling to or from, and participation in the activity(s), and I hereby agree to hold the LFUCG harmless for any injury or damages or claims to person or property resulting from the above-mentioned participation. _______Initial (3) I understand that by signing this application I am responsible for payment and will comply with payment deadlines as specified in parent letter. ______Initial (4) I hereby represent that the above participant is in good physical condition and has no disease or injury that would keep the participant from taking part in the activity(s) and I accept responsibility that I and/or my son, daughter or ward, is physically able to participate in the above activity(s). _____Initial (5) I allow the likeness or picture of me/my child to appear in any official documentary, sponsor advertisement or television coverage, whatsoever, of this capacity in any manner incidental to participation in this event/program without compensation to me, my heirs, executors, agents and/or administrators. ____Initial (6) I understand that Parks and Recreation will issue a 50% refund only if a refund request form is submitted 7 business days prior to the start of the activity, except in special circumstances such as medical reasons. ____Initial I hereby assert that I fully understand and agree to these waivers and agreements. Signature of Participant or Parent/Guardian (if minor child): Date:
FIELD TRIP RELEASE: As a part of our camp program, field trips may be taken. The camp will give advanced notice
concerning the location and the type of each individual field trip and any special items that may be needed. If we schedule a trip where the entire camp goes, ALL campers present that day are required to attend. Please sign below to give your child’s permission to attend field trips and off-site activities. Signature of Parent/Guardian: Date:
WALKER RELEASE: My child is a walker and has permission to walk to and from the Division of Parks and Recreation camp
or bus stop. Signature of Parent/Guardian: Date: