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Summer 2017 Schedule

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June 23

House Dunn BandA father/daughter duo performing covers of your favorite “90’s to now” music, including pop, rock, blues, folk and alternative with a few originals in the mix!

June 30

Modern Times Theaterever-changing and constantly evolving hand puppet melodrama chronicles the misadventures of mr. Punch, the world’s best-loved and most rascally hand puppet, who keeps trying hard to be healthy, but always gets it wrong. With help from smart children and their smart parents, mr. Punch learns to tell left from right and right from incorrect.

July 7

Magic by GeorgeYou won’t believe your eyes when you see magic by George perform! George’s fun-filled shows will keep you on the edge of your seat with exciting magic, lots of audience participation and amusing family humor.

July 14

Trivia Night & Bastille Day Celebration Co-sponsored with Brownell LibraryGather your friends for Trivia Night at the park! Trivia will be suitable for all generations and family teams are encouraged. There will also be games in the park and French themed readings in Celebration of Bastille Day.

July 21

Steve Corningsteve presents a variety show of ultimate proportions, featuring fast-paced juggling routines, mind-blowing escape artistry, comedy magic, contortion, balancing, LeD light manipulation, and nearly endless amazing stunts, all mixed with a hearty dose of off-the-cuff comedy.

Friday nights just got a whole lot more exciting at maple street Park! Join us each Friday throughout the summer for an evening of fun and entertainment with family and friends. There will be a selection of food trucks and live music. Then, at 6:30, set up your chair or blanket and experience one of the many shows we have planned throughout the summer. A wide variety of entertainment will keep Friday nights fun and exciting.

DATE Fridays, June 23–August 25 TIME Food trucks: 5–7pm Live music: 5–6:30pm Performances: 6:30–7:30pm (except for the movie night: 8pm) FEE Free! No pre-registration required. PLACE maple street Park / rain site: essex High school Auditorium NOTE Foodtrucksareweatherdependent.

Food Truck Schedule

EvErywEEk: Taco Truck All stars, mediterranean mix, Kingdom Creamery, Hound Dog Hot Dogs rOTATINgvENDOrs: Open Hearth Pizza & The squeezed Lemon

FOODTruCkMENuITEMsTacoTruckAllstarsTacos Nachos Taco salad

MediterraneanMixspanikopita samosa moussaka Baklava eggplant parmigiana

kingdomCreameryIce cream cones & bowls Ice cream floats Garuka bars

HoundDogHotDogs1/4lb maple steamed hot dogs Chili dogs

OpenHearthPizzaCheese pizza Pepperoni pizza specialty pizzas

ThesqueezedLemonLemonaideLimeaideFruited lemonade

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��th Annual Fourth of July CelebrationWe have a great celebration lined up for you at maple street Park. • Take a dip in the pool • music by The Csm Band, comprised of students at the Contois school of music. experience a Beatles Tribute as you’ve never heard before, with horns, strings, guitars, drums, percussion, bass, keyboards, and vocals from the sgt. Pepper’s Album along with many more of your Beatles favorites. • mini fun town with bounce castle and obstacle course• Big Blue Trunk • Face mania• Fireworks show at 9:30 pm! • Hamburgers, hot dogs, and drinks for sale by essex Junction Little League • Pulled pork for sale by the Lions Club• Pizza for sale by essex CHIPs Come on an empty stomach and support our community organizations!

DATE Tuesday, July 4 TIME Festivities start at 6pm; Fireworks at 9:30pm PLACE maple street Park. rAINsITE: essex High school Ice rink FEE This event is free and open to the community. NOTE Thepool,foodanddrink,activities,andotherproductswillbeavailable forpurchase.

Senior Picnic The recreation staff at eJrP will serve a delicious summer lunch for residents of essex Junction and essex Town ages 55+. Come socialize with your friends and enjoy food and entertainment. registration is required. space is limited.

DATE Wednesday, July 12 TIME 12–1:30pm PLACE maple street Park FEE $5 per person CODE 176300A

Very Merry Theatre – Oklahoma! This is a unique local touring theatre company for children and teenagers who perform classical drama and literature including works by shakespeare, Dickens, and Twain, as well as Broadway musicals, for all to enjoy. They will be performing the musical Oklahoma!

DATE Tuesday, August 8 TIME 6:30pm PLACE maple street Park FEE Free

Pizza in the ParkJoin us each Wednesday this summer and find the Open Hearth Pizza Truck. The pizza is hand made with fresh local ingredients and some of the proceeds from the food truck sales go directly to providing program scholarships. Food Truck Nights are weather dependent.

DATE Wednesdays, June 28–August 23 TIME 3:30–7pm PLACE maple street Park

EJRP Events July 28

The Real McCoy Showmeet Brent mcCoy, a wildly entertaining comic performer who happens to be dressed as a construction worker. In the real mcCoy show, he combines circus, comedy, and audience participation for knee-slapping entertainment. This ain’t just a funny guy in a hard hat, it’s the real mcCoy!

AuguSt 4

Jonathan Harrington Magic ShowWalk back in time with Andrew Pinard as he performs as nineteenth-century Jonathan Harrington, one of the earliest American magicians. Pinard transforms into Jonathan Harrington during the performance in both character and period costume to present mysteries and wonders from the nineteenth century with the help of audience members.

AuguSt 11

The Magic TrunkWorld renowned professional actress/ventriloquist, comedian, sylvia Fletcher will dazzle you with her amazing talent, lively unforgettable characters, inanimate objects, and voice illusions that will lure audiences into her hilarious and intriguing world of comedy.

AuguSt 18

Contois School of Music BandThe Contois school of music band is a professional band comprised of music students and teachers from the Contois school of music combined with local area professional musicians. This unique blend of young musicians, teachers, and professionals produces a sound and range of musical styles and abilities that is truly unique in today’s musical entertainment environment.

AuguSt 25, 8pm

Movie Night in the Park Join us for a night time movie at maple street Park. We will provide the lawn space, popcorn and a family-friendly movie. Bring a chair, blanket, or sleeping bag and get comfortable for a great family fun event!

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Essex Dog Days of SummerThe essex Dog Park is hosting the 6th annual essex Dog Days of summer celebration at maple street Park. This is open to everyone, including your on-leash pups, who will be allowed in the park for an exciting day.

DATE sunday, August 27 TIME 11am–2pm PLACE maple street Park FEE This event is free, except for the swim. All proceeds will help maintain and enhance the essex Dog Park, located at 111 West street. NOTE Formoreinformation,pleasevisit www.ejrp.org.Dogsshouldbe friendlyandsocializewellwith otherdogsandhumans.Nofighters orbiters.Alldogsmustbelicensed andwearingtheirtag.Dogsshowing signsofaggressionwillbeaskedto leave.Onehandlercanonlybringa maximumoftwodogs.

local dog & Pet related Vendorslocal dog & Pet related Vendorsmeet with some of your local dog and pet related vendors to see and sample products, talk with owners and experts, and purchase new dog products.

TIME 11am-1pm

essex dog Jogessex dog JogCo-sponsored by All Breed RescueThe day will start with a dog and owner 2 mile run/walk. Dogs must be on a short leash (6’ or less) and under the control of a responsible owner, who is age 16+. strollers/baby joggers are welcome. This course starts and ends at maple street Park, and travels the roads/sidewalks throughout the Countryside development. Various awards will be presented to dogs in the small (up to 25lbs), medium (26-50lbs), and large (51+lbs) dog categories.

TIME 11am FEE $12 pre-registration per dog / $15 race day registration CODE 166203A

If I could Only Paddle like A doggy…If I could Only Paddle like A doggy…starting at 12pm, the maple street Pool will be open for the dogs. The entrance fee will be $5 per dog. There is no charge per person. Please note, this event is for dogs to swim in the pool, not for people. Both the small and large pool will be open, including the low diving board. Dogs must be on leash from the parking lot into the pool area. Please do not bring toys that your dog is possessive over, however, you may bring balls, Frisbees or other toys that they won’t mind sharing.

TIME 12–2pm FEE $5 per dog NOTE Thiseventisfordogstoswiminthepool,notforpeople.Pleasedonot bringyourchildrenwiththeideathattheywillbeabletogoswimming… theywillbedisappointed!

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Discount Amusement Park TicketsThe essex Junction recreation Department is selling discount tickets for six Flags New england and The Great escape. The proceeds from the sale of the discounted tickets aid the Vermont recreation and Parks Association and its many services and programs. Tickets can be purchased at eJrP, 75 maple street, during normal business hours with cash, check, or credit card.

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greatEscapeAdult (over 48”) $40 $58.99 32%

greatEscapeParkingPasses $18 $20 10%

sixFlagsNewEnglandAdult (over 54”) $39 $63.99 39%

Brownell Library Summer EventsTo join the summer reading club, register online at brownelllibrary.org. All kids from pre-readers to teens, receive reading records when they come to the library. each time they bring in their reading record, we count the books they read or listened to and/or the activities done. We then give them special stickers to track their progress. Children who read throughout the summer are rewarded with a certificate, prize book, and party. For a full list of events visit brownelllibrary.org.

PLACE Brownell Library FEE All events are free.

EvENT DAy DATE TIMETeddyBearPicnicatMaplestreet saturday June 27 3:30pm BackpackTheatre Friday June 30 4:15pm vermontwildlife Tuesday July 11 2pm stitchIn Wednesday July 12 10am BastilleDayatMaplestreetPark Friday July 14 7pm TeddyBearsleepover Wednesday July 19 FromPagetostage Tuesday July 25 3pm HarryPotterDay monday July 31 2:30pm readOver Friday August 4 6pm

1�th Annual Essex Junction Block Party & Street DanceThis is a free community event celebrating downtown essex Junction. Come and meet your friends and neighbors in the heart of our historic downtown. Activities include face painting, roaming railroad, balloon art, inflatable sports games, and a bounce castle. There will be a large variety of food from local restaurants. Dance in the street from 5–9pm with music by the X-rays.

DATE saturday, July 15 TIME 5–9pm PLACE railroad Avenue and Lincoln Place

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��th Annual Father’s Day Fun RunJoin us for our 27th Annual Father’s Day Fun run 5K (3.1 mile) certified road race. T-shirts are guaranteed to all racers who are registered before June 10. We will have our popular prize categories for placers, including fastest overall male, female, dad, senior, and more. sign up with Dad or Granddad and their registration is free!

DATE sunday, June 18 TIME 9am / Onsite registration & packet pick-up: 8–8:45am PLACE maple street Park FEE $12 pre-registration / $15 race day registration CODE 166200A

Timberlane Dental Brite Nite �KGrab your flashing, glowing, neon gear and join us for our 4th annual Brite Nite 5K! This 3.1-mile out-and-back race starts off on main street and continues down educational Drive, turning down Old Colchester road, with the turn-around at the Tree Farm. multiple music and light stations set up along the course will keep you energized and having a great time. Awards, prizes, and snacks to follow the race. register by July 1st to guarantee yourself a t-shirt and glow gear. Due to safety concerns, this race is not suitable for walkers.

DATE saturday, July 15 TIME On-site registration and packet pick-up: 8–8:45pm race starts at 9pm Post-race party and awards 9:30–10pm PLACE Ivy Lane FEE $20 pre-registration / $25 race-day registration CODE 166201A

Races �th Annual Essex Half MarathonFor the last five summers runners have loved this out and back course, with a loop in the middle, and we are gearing up for a bigger and better race in 2017! The race starts at essex High school before bringing racers to the country back roads of essex. At mile 4, runners will encounter a one mile incline and leg burn while trying to conquer Curve Hill. runners will feel the comfort of the dirt roads as they run their way up and down the hills of Lost Nation road. The turn-around spot is the end of Lost Nation road, at the intersection of Old stage road. runners will continue back on Lost Nation road before cruising down Lamore, back onto Colchester road to Old Colchester road, towards the finish. Friends, loved ones, and fans will be cheering as runners sprint to the finish. The cutoff time for this event is 3 hours. The essex Half marathon is a certified course. Certification code VT12008JK.

DATE sunday, July 23 TIME 8:30am PLACE start & Finish: essex High school, 2 educational Drive NOTE Packetpickup:saturday,July22,12–4pm, FleetFeetsports,76Pearlst.,EssexJunction sunday,July23,7–8amEssexHighschool Icerink CODE 166202A / There will be no race day registration. FEE regularregistration: $55 march 1–June 30 Lateregistration: $65 July 1–19 NOTE TherewillbenoregistrationafterJuly19 orraceday.

Adult Golf ClinicsWhether you’ve never held a club before or are looking for some advice on your swing, Bill Boldwin, Director of Golf and Teaching Pro at Catamount, will teach you about the game, help you develop and build on your skills and techniques, and make you feel more comfortable on a golf course.

PLACE Catamount Country Club, 1400 mountain View road, Williston FEE $150 NOTE *NoclassonJuly4.

CODE LEvEL DAy DATE TIME161001A1 Beginner Tue Apr 11–may 9 5:30–6:45pm 161001A2 Advanced Beginner Thu Apr 13–may 11 5:30–6:45pm

161001B1 Beginner Tue may 16–Jun 13 6–7:15pm 161001B2 Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Wed may 17–Jun 14 6–7:15pm

161001C1 Beginner/Advanced Beginner Tue Jun 20–Jul 18* 6–7:30pm 161001C2 Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Wed Jun 21–Jul 19 6–7:30pm

Golf Clinics

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Maple Street Poolmaple street Pool 872–3370 Pool & Facility rentals 878–1375

POOLsCHEDuLE saturday, June 17–saturday, August 26

MONDAy–FrIDAy7:30am–12:05pm Lessons & swim Team 12:15–12:30pm Pass-holder entry 12:30–5pm Public swim 5–6pm Family swim 6–8pm Public swim 8–9pm Pool rentals

sATurDAy–suNDAy9:15–10:55am Lessons/rentals 11–11:15am Pass-holder entry 11:15–5pm Public swim 5–6pm Family swim 6–8pm Public swim 8–9pm Pool rentals

DAILyPOOLFEEsYouth $5 Half price after 6pm.Adult $7 $3offwithproof ofvillageresidency.*

*Must provide student ID, license, or other written evidence upon entry. Poolpassesarere-usedeachsummer.Donotdiscard($5replacementfee).

sEAsONPAssEs rEs NON–rEsFamily of 3–5 $85 $150 Two-person $65 $115 Individual Youth $35 $65 Individual Adult $45 $80

A family is defined as up to two adults and three children under the age of 19, residing at the same address. Passes for additional children are $5 each. A two-person pass covers two individuals residing at the same address.

MON–FrI 10:25–10:55am 11–11:30am 11:35am–12:05pm

splash & Play 105001_6

Toddler–Beginner 115101_4 115101_6

Toddler–Paddler 115201_5

Preschool–Beginner 125101_4 125101_5

Preschool–Paddler 125201_4 125201_5 125201_6

Preschool–underwater ease 125301_5 125301_6

school Age–Beginner 135101_6

school Age–Paddler 135201_4 135201_5 135201_6

school Age–underwater ease 135301_4 135301_5 135301_6

school Age–swimmer 135401_4 135401_5 135401_6

school Age–strokes 135501_4 135501_5 135501_6

school Age–endurance 135601_4

school Age–Diving: Intro 135701_4

school Age–Diving: Head First 135701_5

school Age–Diving: Diver 135701_6

swim Team 135801A 7:30–8:30am, mon–Thu, Jun 26–Aug 3 (Gr K–12)

rookie swim Team 135801B 8:35–9:05am, mon–Thu, Jun 26–Aug 3 (Gr K–3)

eVenIng Schedule eVenIng Schedule monday–Thursday 4-days/week, 2-weeks

sessionF: June 26–July 6 (no class July 4) $49 resident/$62 non-resident

sessiong: July 17–27 $54 resident/$69 non-resident

sessionH: August 7–17 $54 resident/$69 non-resident

All evening classes will be taught in the large pool in the lap lanes.

MON–THu 5:40-6:10pm 6:15-6:45pm 6:50-7:20pm 7:25-7:55pm

sCHOOL AGe: Paddler underwater ease swimmer strokes 135201_7 135301_7 135401_7 135501_7

SAturdAy Schedule SAturdAy Schedule 1–day/week, 8 weeksSession J: June 24–August 12 $54 resident/$69 non-resident

9:15-9:45 9:50-10:20 10:25-10:55

Toddler Beginner Toddler Paddler splash & Play 115101J8 115201J9 105001J0

Preschool Beginner Preschool Paddler Preschool underwater ease 125101J8 125201J9 125301J0

school Age Beginner school Age underwater ease school Age underwater ease 135101J8 135301J9 135301J0

school Age Paddler school Age swimmer school Age strokes 135201J8 135401J9 135501J0

Swim LessonsWhen registering for lessons, include the session letter in the blank (i.e. 1#####A#)

mOrnIng Schedule mOrnIng Schedule monday–Friday, 5-days/week ONEwEEksEssIONssessionB: July 10–14 $32 resident /$42 non-resident

sessionD: July 31–Aug 4 $32 resident /$42 non-resident

TwOwEEksEssIONssessionA: June 26–July 7 (no class July 4)$49 resident/$62 non-resident

sessionC: July 17–28 $54 resident/$69 non-resident

sessionE: August 7–18 $54 resident/$69 non-resident

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BEgINNEr First exploration of water and group lessons. Putting mouth, nose, eyes, cheek, Needs assistance/reassurance in water. hair, ears in. use of noodles/backpack.

PADDLEr Travels with no assistance using noodles/ Gaining desire to be comfortably backpack. underwater feelings range from underwater. explore ears in while absolutely not to maybe a quick dunk. on back.

uNDErwATEr Happily hangs out underwater. moving forward with face in. EAsE Can briefly float/travel in water with face in, start freestyle/breaststroke. On back, without floatation device. ears in. Learn to come up for air.

swIMMEr swims with face comfortably in water, takes exploration of all four strokes, breath, re-submerges without assistance; independent back kick, diving, and 15+ yards. swimming underwater at depth.

sTrOkEs some experience with all four strokes. Can A natural ease and efficiency in swim 25 yards multiple times during a lesson. water in all four strokes. Diving.

ENDurANCE experience with all four strokes. efficiency and endurance. Can swim 50+ yards.

DIvINg: Comfortable jumping in deep water. Jumping and diving off the side INTrO and board. entering water head first.

DIvINg: Comfortable jumping in deep water. Diving off the board. HEADFIrsT and happily enters the water head first. Front, back, reverse, and inward dive.

DIvINg: Comfortable jumping in deep water. Diving in every direction, with an DIvEr Can dive forwards and backwards. approach, off the board.

swIMTEAM& experience with all four strokes. Build camaraderie and teamwork rOOkIEswIM Can swim 25 yards multiple times. in awelcoming atmosphere. TEAM Thoroughly enjoys swimming.

Swim Lesson Groupsmaple street swim lesson curriculum was developed by Annie Cooper (swimwithannie.com)Please sign your child up based on the age they will be on the first day of the session you are enrolling in. Your child must be able to participate in a group setting. To give your child the best experience, base their enrollment on their current skills.splash&Play 6–35 months (with parent): An instructor-guided introductory exploration of water through songs and games with parent and child.Toddler 36–47 monthsPreschool 4-5 years (children who have not yet entered kindergarten)schoolAge 5-18 years (children who will have completed kindergarten by summer)

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Swim Teams

maple Street recreational & rookie Swim teammaple Street recreational & rookie Swim teamSwim Coach: Annie Cooper & Maple Street Swim InstructorsAn opportunity for swimmers in grades K-12 who are prepared to swim hundreds of yards with strong strokes, are happy to swim for an hour, and are willing to be challenged. swimmers will gain the knowledge and skills to improve their efficiency in the water in a fun and recreational way. We are not a part of the Champlain Valley swim League and do not have formal, weekly meets. However, swimmers are welcome to participate in the community swim meets. A fun way to improve your competitive swimming skills in an encouraging environment. swimmers may swim up to four mornings per week, or less. It’s up to you! No pressure.

DATE monday–Thursday, June 26–August 3 (no swim July 4) PLACE maple street Pool NOTE Participantsshouldbeabletoswim 25yardsmultipletimes.

recreational teamrecreational teamAgE entering grades K–12 TIME 7:30–8:30am FEE $99 resident/$114 non-resident CODE 135801A

rookie Swim teamrookie Swim teamFor those who want to be on the swim Team but aren’t quite ready for the full hour.

AgE entering grades K–3 TIME 8:35–9:05am FEE $55 resident/$70 non-resident CODE 135801B

Community Swim Meets

Join Annie Cooper and friends for one, two, or all three community swim meets! We are offering the opportunity for people of all ages (kids, teens, and adults) to hop in the pool for a fun yet competitive swim. You pick your event(s) and how many you want to participate in. We will group swimmers by age and heat as best as we can. spectators are welcome to come and cheer! swim ribbons will be given to every participant. events may include 25/50 butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, freestyle, 100 freestyle, and 100 individual medley.

AgE All ages PLACE maple street Pool FEE $7 per swimmer (includes registration for as many events as you choose) NOTE Pre-registrationisencouraged,butnotnecessary.

CODE DAy DATE TIME135901A Fri Jun 30 7–8pm 135901B Fri Jul 14 7–8pm 135901C Fri Jul 28 7–8pm

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Camp STAR: Swimming, Trips, Adventures, Recreation!enjoy a summer filled with activities geared towards middle school aged youth. We will have a morning swim program, weekly field trips, group activities, arts, sports, and outdoor experiences for all. Campers will be active and engaged in a variety of ways to make the summer fly by!

FIELDTrIPs: beach, Lake monsters game, mini-golf, movies, state parks

grOuPACTIvITIEs:Capture the Flag, medic, Team Building

ENrICHMENTACTIvITIEs:photography, jewelry making, cooking, yoga

sPOrTs: soccer, basketball, tennis, floor hockey

AgE entering grades 6–9 DATE monday–Friday TIME 7:30am–4:30pm PLACE ADL middle school FEE $135 per week resident / $155 per week non-resident session B: $109 resident / $124 non-resident (No camp Tuesday, July 4) NOTE Bringyourownlunch,snacks,swimsuit,andtoweleveryday. Campersareencouragedtobringabike.registrationforCampsTAr opensonFebruary13at8aminperson,overthephoneoronline.

CODE DATE CODE DATE148601A Jun 26–30 148601e Jul 24–28 148601B Jul 3–7 (no camp July 4) 148601F Jul 31–Aug 4 148601C Jul 10–14 148601G Aug 7–11 148601D Jul 17–21


The Arts

discovering drama!discovering drama!Instructor: Ellie Tetrick Campers will have a blast discovering their “inner actors” in this FuN, hands-on, beginner drama camp! Children will sing, dance, play active theatre games, explore costumes and puppets, make crafts, and work onstage together to bring stories to life! The week’s fun will culminate with a performance on Friday afternoon. Instructor ellie Tetrick has worked as a professional actor for over 20 years, in film, commercials, TV and onstage in regional theaters in Vermont, New York, massachusetts, Connecticut and North Carolina.

AgE entering grades 1–4 DATE monday–Friday, June 26–30 TIME 9am–3pm PLACE Hiawatha Gymnasium FEE $200 resident/$220 non-resident NOTE Campersshouldbringalunch,twosnacks,awaterbottle,sunscreen,and wearcomfortableclothesformovementindoorsandoutdoors.CODE 132101A

Fun with FiberFun with FiberInstructor: Tina Loganspend a week making sock animals, stuffies, needle felted creatures, yarn paintings, weaving, jewelry and more! This camp will introduce the wonders of creating cool things out of fiber. Campers will be provided with a daily snack , an original camp T-shirt to tie-dye, and their own needle felting kit. No experience necessary, only imagination and enthusiasm.

AgE entering grades 4–8DATE monday–Friday, July 10–14 PLACE ADL Art room NOTE Fulldayoptionforseriousfiberenthusiasts!Pleasebringawaterbottleand baglunchifyouarestayingallday.

CODE TIME FEE133703A 9am–12pm $195 res/$215 non-res 133703B 1pm–4pm $195 res/$215 non-res 133703C 9am–4pm $295 res/$315 non-res

mrs. Foley’s Summer Fun Art campmrs. Foley’s Summer Fun Art campInstructor: Lisa FoleyIf you like to experiment with different materials and projects and use your imagination and creativity to make your ideas come to life, then this is the camp for you. We will kick off the week by making a camp art shirt and sketch book. Next, we will try our hand at 2-D and 3-D art through a variety of sculpture methods such as clay, wire, paper maché, wood, and recyclables. We will experiment with some maker activities to develop our creative skills and try our hand at a variety of crafts such as paper making, metal repoussé, weaving, and more!

PLACE Fleming Art room NOTE If staying for full day please bring a water bottle and lunch.

DATE AgE TIME FEE CODEJul 17–21 entering grades 1–4 9am–12pm $195 res/$215 non-res 133708A Jul 17–21 entering grades 1–4 1pm–4pm $195 res/$215 non-res 133708B Jul 17–21 entering grades 1–4 9am–4pm $295 res/$315 non-res 133708C Jul 24–28 entering grades 4–8 9am–12pm $195 res/$215 non-res 133708D Jul 24–28 entering grades 4–8 1pm–4pm $195 res/$215 non-res 133708e Jul 24–28 entering grades 4–8 9am–4pm $295 res/$315 non-res 133708F

Band campBand campInstructor: Adam SawyerCome spend a week playing a wide variety of ensemble music from classical to jazz in a fun, relaxed environment. All band instruments welcome, including piano and guitar. There will be a performance on the last day.

AgE entering grades 6–9DATE monday–Friday, August 14–18 TIME 9am–12pm PLACE ADL Band room FEE $75 resident/$90 non-resident NOTE Participantsmusthave1yearofexperiencewiththeirinstrumentCODE 142501A


Build it BIg: castles & motorized legO machinesBuild it BIg: castles & motorized legO machinesAgEs:4–5Become a LeGO Builder and join us as we create castles. using sTem (science, Technology, engineering and math) principles students will build towers and castles. They will create ways to keep the structures safe from enemy forces by designing hidden walls, trap doors and drawbridges. Children will engineer ways to protect by constructing catapults, battering rams, mobile assault towers and more! students will use gears and motors to learn about mechanical devices such as levers, axles, planes, and screws.

Build it BIg: Superstructures, motorized legO cars & Build it BIg: Superstructures, motorized legO cars & Stop motion AnimationStop motion AnimationENTErINggrADEs1–4 Become a master Builder and join us as we create a city of super structures. using sTem (science, Technology, engineering and math) principles students will build towers and castles. They will create ways to keep the structures safe from enemy forces by designing hidden walls, trap doors and drawbridges. Children will engineer ways to protect themselves by constructing catapults, battering rams, mobile assault towers and more! students will use gears and motors to learn about mechanical devices such as levers, wheel and axles, pulleys, inclined planes and screws. In addition students will build and race many types of motorized LeGO cars throughout the week. In the afternoon, students will build their own mini movie set and create an animated movie using LeGO mini figures and other objects created at camp. The students will also learn how to edit their movies and add titles/credits using Professional stop Animation software. From your friends at Letgo Your mind summer sTem Programs.

Build it BIg: eV3 robots, minecraft & Stop motion AnimationBuild it BIg: eV3 robots, minecraft & Stop motion AnimationENTErINggrADEs4–8 Come and join us as we use engineering concepts to build tall towers and skyscrapers. In this class students will create a city of super structures. They will apply the sTem (science, Technology, engineering and math) principles and build several versions of eV3 robots that the students will use to navigate through the city and complete numerous missions. The students will learn to examine situations and calculate various solutions to discover ways to solve these missions. They will learn C-based programming and use problem-solving skills to help the robots solve the different challenges. students will use mine craft to build super-structures and castles filled with traps and defenses to protect them from enemy attack. They will learn how to use Command Blocks/redstone to create traps and other defenses. In the afternoon, students will build their own mini movie set and create an animated movie using LeGO mini figures and other objects created at camp. The students will also learn how to edit their movies and add music, narration and titles using Professional stop Animation software. In addition students will build and race many types of motorized LeGO cars throughout the week. From your friends at Letgo Your mind summer sTem Programs.

DATE monday–Friday, July 24–28 PLACE Hiawatha NOTE Pleasebringalunch.ParticipantswillreceiveaLEtgOCampt-shirt. you’llgohomewithmanygreatideasandfunmemories,butnotyour LEgOcreations.

CODE AgE TIME FEE133302A 4–5 years 9am–12pm $175 res/$195 non-res 133302B entering grades 1–4 9am–3pm $330 res/$350 non-res 133302C entering grades 4–8 9am–3pm $330 res/$350 non-res

The Trades

youth Woodworkingyouth WoodworkingInstructors: stuart Cheney and sachi Hergesheimer, sawmill studioLearn a new craft and make some sawdust! This class will show you how to make several small woodworking projects using hand tools. Learn how to layout, cut, shape, and assemble your projects. There will be no power tools used and no experience with hand tools is necessary. To learn more about projects and what we do in class, check us out at: www.facebook.com/sawmillstudio.

AgE entering grades 1–6 DATE monday–Friday, July 24–28 TIME 9–10:30am PLACE ADL middle school old Tech ed room FEE $114 resident / $134 non-resident CODE 133301A

cool creative cooking campcool creative cooking campInstructors: John and Cindy DowmanWorking with professionally trained instructors, campers will learn basic knife skills, cooking and baking skills, ingredient identification, and presentation skills. each day campers will receive lunch and dessert of their own creation and all recipes used during the camp.

AgE entering grades 4–9 TIME 8am–12:30pm PLACE Center for Technology essex

CODE DAy DATE FEE133303B mon–Fri Jun 26–30 $199 res/$219 non-res

Baking campBaking campInstructor: Kathy Lawrence Learn how to read a recipe, measure ingredients, and bake treats! enjoy a tour of a local bakery, where you will learn all about making treats for customers to enjoy. each day is themed and will start with a read-aloud that will give clues to the treat of the day. Perfect for the beginning baker.

AgE entering grades 1-4 DATE monday–Friday, June 26–30 PLACE ADL middle school TIME 9-11am FEE $90 resident/$105 non-resident NOTE PleaseletEJrPknowofanyfoodallergiesattimeofregistration. CODE 133304B


Action Sports Camps

maple Street Bike Park camps maple Street Bike Park camps The maple street Bike Park consists of a pump track and three dirt jump lines to provide an exciting and progressive riding experience for beginner through expert riders. We have a unique wooded location at maple street Park that is adjacent to the skate Park. sign up for one of these three opportunities to strengthen your riding abilities with a local expert rider, to gain confidence and skills to effectively navigate the pump track, and/or to explore the challenges of the dirt jumps.

NOTE Bikeandhelmetrequired.knee,shin,andelbowpadsrecommended.No pegs,kickstands,ortrainingwheels.Bikesmustbeingoodworkingorder.

Intro Bike Park campIntro Bike Park campLearn intro to pump track riding, basic bike maintenance, and trail repair and maintenance.

AgE entering grades 1–3 DATE monday–Friday, June 26–30 TIME 9–10am FEE $34 resident/$44 non-resident CODE 131605A

Beginner Bike Park campBeginner Bike Park campLearn basic pump track skills (pumping and cornering), jump etiquette, basic jumping skills, bike maintenance, using the pump track, beginner jump line, and jump building and maintenance techniques.

AgE entering grades 3–8 DATE monday–Friday, June 26–30 TIME 10:15am–11:45pm FEE $50 resident/$65 non-resident CODE 131605B

Intermediate Bike Park campIntermediate Bike Park campLearn basic jump tricks/control in the air, moving up to the intermediate and possibly expert jump lines, basic race skills on pump track, and jump building and maintenance techniques.

AgE entering grades 3–8 DATE monday–Friday, June 26–30 TIME 12–1:30pm FEE $50 resident/$65 non-resident CODE 131605C

Skate campSkate campInstructor: Talent Skate Park StaffWhether you are a beginner just trying to figure out how to ride on ramps or an expert looking to take it to the next level, you will have a great time at this camp. Local skaters will provide instruction for skateboarders of all abilities.

AgE entering grades K–8 DATE monday–Friday, July 17–21 TIME 9am–12pm PLACE skate Park at maple street Park FEE $121 Village & Town resident/$141 non-resident NOTE skateboard,helmet,andwristguardsrequired.CODE 131602A

mountain Bike campmountain Bike campThis camp is designed for those looking to further explore and develop their mountain biking skills. explore the back woods of essex, Williston, and Jericho. Average daily mileage is 8-12 miles.

AgE entering grades 4–9 DATE monday–Friday, July 17–21 TIME 9am–12pm PLACE meets at ADL parking lot and continues to various local sites FEE $96 resident/$111 non-resident NOTE Drop-offlocationmaychange.Bike,water,andhelmetrequired. CODE 131601A

girls roller derby campgirls roller derby campInstructor: Green Mountain Derby Dames SkatersGirls can have a ton of fun with this weeklong introduction to America’s fastest growing sport, flat track roller derby. Campers will spend the week with veteran skaters from the Green mountain Derby Dames learning all the basic skills of skating on quad roller skates: skating, stopping, agility, speed and endurance. Campers will learn the importance of working as part of a co-operative team, on and off skates. There will be emphasis on the importance of good nutrition and hydration, proper warm-up and cool-down, and teamwork. Campers will learn the basics of how to play roller derby in a controlled, safe environment that focuses on teamwork, getting to know the positions and some rules, and safe gameplay. Off-skates activities will include derby crafts, coming up with team names, and decorating team jerseys. This camp is suitable for beginners as well as experienced skaters.

AgE Girls entering grades 2–12 DATE monday–Friday, July 24–28 TIME 1–5pm PLACE essex High school rink FEE $81 resident/$96 non-resident NOTE requiredgear:Quadrollerskates(notrollerblades),kneepads,elbow pads,wristguards,helmet,mouthguard.Allgearmustfitsnuglyand securely.Bringyourownwaterbottleandsnack.Camperscanpurchase gearpackagesrangingfromskatesonlytofullsetsofgear;contactEJrP fororderinginformation.safetyequipmentusedforskateboardingwould beappropriateforthiscamp.

CODE grADE141601A 2–5 141601B 6–8 141601C 9–12

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gymnastics campgymnastics campA non-competitive, fun environment to develop your skills as you learn vaulting, floor exercises, and the balance beam. Our staff will guide your child to a better understanding of the elements involved in gymnastic competition and will safely instruct them in gymnastic basics.

AgE entering grades K–5 DATE monday-Friday, July 17–21 TIME 9–11am PLACE essex High school FEE $63 resident/$78 non-resident CODE 131802A

Archery campArchery campInstructor: Pelkey’s ArcheryDevelop patience, focus, precision, and athletic ability as you learn archery skills in a safe, fun environment. Learn lifelong skills for this fun, leisure activity.

AgE entering grades 2–8 DATE monday–Friday PLACE maple street Park FEE $51 resident/$66 non-resident

CODE grADE DATE TIME131002A1 2–3 Jul 24–28 1–1:50pm 131002A2 4–5 Jul 24–28 2–2:50pm 131002A3 6–8 Jul 24–28 3–3:50pm

131002B1 2–3 Jul 31–Aug 4 1–1:50pm 131002B2 4–5 Jul 31–Aug 4 2–2:50pm 131002B3 6–8 Jul 31–Aug 4 3–3:50pm

Junior golf campJunior golf campGet your kids started early! Join Bill Boldwin, Catamount Director of Golf and Teaching Pro, for daily instruction in all aspects of the game, two days on course instruction, longest drive and putting contests, and a Friday golf tournament. We will celebrate with prizes, awards, and a pizza party on the last day.

DAy monday–Friday PLACE Catamount Country Club, 1400 mountain View road in Williston NOTE Lunchisincludedinthefull-dayprogram.Fridayishalf-dayinstruction followedbypizzapartyandprizes.golfersmaystayandplay9holesfree. However,supervisionisnotprovided.

CODE AgE DATE TIME FEE131003A1 entering grades 3–9 Jun 19–23 8:30am–12pm $230 131003A2 entering grades 6–9 Jun 19–23 8:30am–4pm $450

131003B1 entering grades 3–9 Jun 26–30 8:30am–12pm $230 131003B2 entering grades 6–9 Jun 26–30 8:30am–4pm $450

131003C1 entering grades 3–9 Jul 10–14 8:30am–12pm $230 131003C2 entering grades 6–9 Jul 10–14 8:30am–4pm $450

131003D1 entering grades 3–9 Jul 17–21 8:30am–12pm $230 131003D2 entering grades 6–9 Jul 17–21 8:30am–4pm $450

131003e1 entering grades 3–9 Jul 24–28 8:30am–12pm $230 131003e2 entering grades 6–9 Jul 24–28 8:30am–4pm $450

131003F1 entering grades 3–9 Jul 31–Aug 4 8:30am–12pm $230 131003F2 entering grades 6–9 Jul 31–Aug 4 8:30am–4pm $450

Recreational Sports Camps

tennis camptennis campeJrP has teamed up with usTA to bring you quality tennis instruction at affordable prices. The perfect opportunity for your child to learn a lifelong sport in a fun and recreational way. This active program will give your child the opportunity to learn the fundamental skills of tennis. Players will be taught the rules of the game and will work on their forehand, backhand, and more! each player will receive a tennis t-shirt.

AgE entering grades K-6 PLACE maple street Park FEE $42 resident/$52 non-resident NOTE Bringyourownracquettoeachlessonifyouhaveone.

CODE grADE DAy DATE TIME131701A1 K–2 mon–Fri Jun 26–30 9–10am 131701A2 3–6 mon–Fri Jun 26–30 10:15–11:15am

131701B1 K–2 mon–Fri Jul 10–14 9–10am 131701B2 3–6 mon–Fri Jul 10–14 10:15–11:15am

131701C1 K–2 mon–Fri Jul 31–Aug 4 9–10am 131701C2 3–6 mon–Fri Jul 31–Aug 4 10:15–11:15am

Kids creative yoga campKids creative yoga campInstructor: Sylvia Kabusk, Ananta Yoga, South Burlingtonswim like a dolphin! Dance like a snowflake! This camp is a joyful approach to teaching children about themselves, each other, and the universe in which they live. This fun and engaging camp weaves together yoga, expressive movement, cooperation activities, songs, crafts, and stories helping to promote children’s self-confidence, expression, and mutual self-respect. Children experience the joy of being in their body, connecting with their breathing, and learning to celebrate their individuality and uniqueness.

AgE 4–5 years PLACE Hiawatha NOTE Bring a nutritious snack, water bottle, and a yoga mat if you have one. DATE monday–Friday, July 10–14 TIME 12:30–2:15pm FEE $89 resident/$104 non-resident CODE 121901A

girl Spirit creative yoga & movement campgirl Spirit creative yoga & movement campInstructor: sylvia Kabusk, Ananta Yoga, south BurlingtonDo you enjoy movement, music, creating, and relaxing? You will learn fun combinations of yoga, tumbling basics, and dance to foster self-confidence and positive self-image where every girl is a winner! In addition, you will enjoy creating beautiful crafts to take home at the end of the week. Girls experience the joy and freedom of being in their body, deepening their connection with the world around them, and celebrating their individuality and uniqueness! No special skills required. Just come as you (perfectly) are!

AgE entering grades 1–8 DATE monday–Friday, July 10–14 TIME 8:30–11:30am PLACE Hiawatha FEE $132 resident/$152 non-resident NOTE Bringanutritioussnack,waterbottle,andayogamatifyouhaveone.CODE 121901B

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Chargers & Young Hornets Sports Camps

eJrP has teamed up with ADL middle school and essex High school coaches and players to bring you the best local instruction in sports camps. Let our own middle and high school coaches and athletes serve as the role models and instructors for your child as they develop their skills in a fun summer camp opportunity.

chargers Baseball campchargers Baseball campJoin ADL Coaches Tyler Peckham and Joe emery for this fun and exciting baseball camp. emphasis will be on having fun, with quality instruction in fundamentals. skills will be learned and practiced through fun drills and games.

DATE monday–Friday, June 26–30 PLACE maple street Park NOTE Campersshouldbringagloveandwater bottleeveryday.Cleatsarenotrequired, butcampersshouldwearshoesthatare comfortabletorunin.Baseballcapsare highlyrecommended.

TIME AgE CODE FEE9–10:30am entering grades K–1 131201A $60 res/$75 non-res 11am–1pm entering grades 2–6 131201B $70 res/$85 non-res

young hornets rugby campyoung hornets rugby campWondering how that game with the oblong ball, scrums, rucks, and mauls is played? essex High school has been fielding state championship boys and girls rugby teams for over 15 seasons. Learn this fun, foreign sport through non-contact drills, games, and sessions led by eHs players and coaches, using the rookie rugby model. more than 80 eHs students participate in this exciting game each year.

AgE Boys and girls entering grades 4–9 DATE monday–Friday, July 17–21 TIME 10am–12pm PLACE maple street Park FEE $42 resident/$52 non-resident CODE 131502A

essex hornets Futures Softball campessex hornets Futures Softball campJoin Head Coach Ashley stebbins and members of the 2016 state Champion softball team for this week long instructional camp. The focus of the camp will be improvement of current skills, while also introducing skills that are seen and will be used at the high school level. most importantly, we hope to instill a love for the game in all young athletes who attend.

DATE monday–Friday, July 31–August 4 PLACE essex High school AgE entering Grades 5–8 TIME 8:30–11:30am FEE $75 resident/$90 non-resident CODE 131205A NOTE Campersshouldbringaglove,cleatswaterbottle,andweather appropriateclothing.Bats,helmets,andbattingglovesarewelcomed butnotrequired.

young hornets Volleyball campyoung hornets Volleyball campWhy wait until high school to start having fun playing volleyball? This camp is open to girls and boys that are looking for an opportunity to experience what volleyball is all about. We have designed this camp specifically with young players in mind and have modified our equipment, techniques, drills, and games to make learning volleyball fun. Campers will get exposure to all aspects of the game, but focus mostly on the basic fundamentals and skills that are needed for the first year level of competition. This camp will be led by the coaches and players of essex High school state Champions Volleyball Team. Young Hornets Volleyball Camp is a great way to introduce kids to this fantastic sport in an atmosphere that is positive, energetic, and fun!

DATE monday–Friday, July 10–14 PLACE essex High school Gymnasium AgE entering Grades 5–9 TIME 9–11am FEE $60 resident/$75 non-resident CODE 1331001A NOTE Pleasebringsneakersandawaterbottle

young hornets Preseason Football campyoung hornets Preseason Football campJoin new eHs varsity coach Drew Gordon, his coaching staff, and varsity football players to get ready for the Chargers’ season. This preseason experience will be a fun, engaging opportunity to tune up your football skills, work with varsity football coaches and players, and have fun! No prior experience needed.

DATE monday–Friday, July 31–August 4 PLACE maple street Park AgE entering Grades 2–8 TIME 5:30–7:30pm FEE $70 resident/$85 non-resident CODE 131203 NOTE Nofootballequipmentneeded.Pleasebringawaterbottle.

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Sports Leagues & Ongoing Programs

Jr. hornets Soccer Jr. hornets Soccer This exciting parent/child introductory program prepares your child for organized soccer in a fun, non-competitive environment. Age appropriate equipment will be used to teach kicking, dribbling, trapping, throw-ins, and agility. each participant will receive a t-shirt and size-3 soccer ball.

AgE 3–5 years with parents PLACE maple street Park FEE $47 resident/$57 non-resident

CODE AgE TIME DAy DATE121401A1 3–4 4:45–5:30pm mon Jul 10–Aug 14 121401A2 4–5 5:45–6:30pm mon Jul 10–Aug 14 121401B1 4–5 4:45–5:30pm Wed Jul 12–Aug 16 121401B2 3–4 5:45–6:30pm Wed Jul 12–Aug 16

Summer youth Soccer leagueSummer youth Soccer leagueThis new and improved soccer league will feature exciting pick-up games each week. We want to continue to provide a fun, recreational, and skill-enhancing summer soccer experience. This format and structure accommodates busy summer schedules for families and allows us to change up teams for a new and exciting experience each week. skill-building and warm-up sessions will be followed up by games which will range from 4v4 to a full match.

AgE entering grades K–6 DATE Girls: mondays, July 10–August 14 Boys: Wednesdays, July 12–August 16 TIME 6:45–7:45pm PLACE maple street Park FEE $41 resident/$51 non-resident CODE Girls: 131402A Boys: 131402B

Parent/child tennisParent/child tennisThis parent and child program teaches both the adult and the child the fundamentals of tennis. In all of our busy lifestyles, it is nice to learn and exercise with your child. Have fun and play the game of tennis with your kiddo this summer!

AgE Kids entering grades K–6 and their parent/guardian DATE Wednesdays, July 12–August 16 TIME 6:30–7:30pm PLACE Cascade Park FEE $69 resident/$84 non-resident NOTE Pleasebringyourownracquettoeachlesson.CODE 131702A

Strength & conditioning circuit trainingStrength & conditioning circuit trainingInstructor: Adam Picard, Picard Fitness ConsultingCircuit training is a full body cardio, resistance, and plyometric workout. It is a great way to build cardiovascular endurance, as well as gain muscle strength and mobility. No two workout sessions will be the same, there will be different lifts and activities each day. Be ready to have fun, while pushing yourself to be a stronger, healthier you!

AgE entering grades 7–12 DATE Tuesdays and Thursdays, June 27–July 20 TIME 9–10:30am PLACE essex High school NOTE NoclassweekofJuly3–July7.Pleasedressforphysicalactivityandbring awaterbottle.

CODE DAy DATE FEE141001A Tue/Thu Jun 27–29 $36 res/$46 non-res 141001B Tue/Thu Jul 11–13 $36 res/$46 non-res 141001C Tue/Thu Jul 18–20 $36 res/$46 non-res 141001D Tue/Thu Jun 27–Jul 20 $100 res/$120 non-res

high School Slow Pitch Softball leaguehigh School Slow Pitch Softball leaguesign your team up for a competitive, slow-pitch league at maple street Park.

AgE essex High school students or 2017 Graduates DATE mondays, June 26 –August 14 TIME 7:30–9:30pm PLACE maple street Park FEE $150/team NOTE Allgamesareplayedonfieldwith90-footbasepaths.CODE 151101A

Kids group golf lessons Kids group golf lessons This weekly program will provide your child with a great introduction to the game of golf. skills will be built and improved upon each week, led by Catamount Director of Golf and Teaching Pro Bill Boldwin.

AgE entering grades K–6 PLACE Catamount Country Club, 1400 mountain View road, Williston FEE $90 NOTE Parent/guardianmustattendwithchildifhe/sheisundertheageof8.

CODE AgE DAy DATE TIME131004A entering grades K–2 Tue Jul 11–Aug 1 4–4:45pm 131004B entering grades 3–6 Wed Jul 12–Aug 2 5–5:45pm


This summer while camp takes over the studio space Aspire will still be offering two of your favorites at the river road location. The studio is located at 39 river road, essex Junction, directly next to JP’s restaurant and Deli. see you there!

Classes are ongoing unless cancelled or changed by the instructor. updates can be found at aspire.ejrp.org and www.facebook.com/aspirevt.

Punch cards are valid for any class! Punch cards can be purchased at eJrP, 75 maple street between 8–4pm monday–Friday. If you are dropping in on a class, exact change or checks are preferred as instructors do not have change. First class free! Come try out a class on us before deciding which one best fits with your wellness goals.

Summer Schedule Beginning June 19 at the elan studio, 39 river road

1 Day Pass $10

10 Visit Punch Pass $90

20 Visit Punch Pass $160 yOgA: hAthAyOgA: hAthAThis class will offer a combination of yoga postures. expect a good workout and a little breath work. some restorative poses will be included. We will end the class with a long shavasana to prepare for the week ahead – good to heal any body aches from the weekend activity.

yOgA: BegInneryOgA: BegInnerYou will practice the importance of alignment, breathing techniques, and learn the basic postures. An emphasis is placed on non-judgment while you get to know your body. Individual attention is available (if you like) and questions are encouraged. Laughter is anticipated. You will have the opportunity, in a safe environment, to gain flexibility, improve balance, and create more energy. You may find ways to have less stress in your life and a greater compassion for yourself. Class closes with shavasana.

yOgA: AdVAnced BegInneryOgA: AdVAnced BegInnerIf you feel comfortable and confident moving through basic poses, this is most likely for you. The poses will flow from one to another more quickly than with a beginner class. expect to practice the basic poses, but with some challenging poses added into the mix that require more strength, flexibility, and balance such as Half moon, the arm balance, Crow, and standing split. The fun is in experimenting with some postures you may not be trying at home.

yOgA: VInyASA FlOWyOgA: VInyASA FlOWIn this Vinyasa flow-style class we will practice linking breath with movement through a changing sequence of both challenging and calming poses. This is a slightly more energetic form of yoga that allows students to experience a variety of sensations in the body. Willingness to try new things and to laugh at yourself is recommended. Beginners and experienced practitioners of yoga are welcome! Come as you are.

r.I.P.P.e.d.™ r.I.P.P.e.d.™ (resistance, Intervals, Power, Plyometrics, endurance and Diet) is a total body workout utilizing resistance and cardio training in a routine that is enjoyable, accessible and highly effective. The constantly changing format ensures maximum results, while burning 750-1000 calories in a single 50-minute workout. By stimulating different energy systems and muscle groups in each segment, and mixing up the routine every few minutes, r.I.P.P.e.D. keeps your body guessing and improving, and keeps your mind engaged. r.I.P.P.e.D. is constantly challenging but never, ever boring.

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monday Yoga: Advanced Beginner 8:30–9:30am Deb malgeri

Yoga: Vinyasa Flow 5:30–6:30pm susan Plunkett-Dunning

Wednesday Yoga: Beginner 9–10am Deb malgeri

Yoga: Vinyasa Flow 7–8pm susan Plunkett-Dunning

Thursday Fitness: r.I.P.P.e.D.* 4:15–5:15pm manabu Kato

Friday Yoga: Hatha 8:30–9:30am Deb malgeri

sunday Fitness: r.I.P.P.e.D.* 9:15–10:15am manabu Kato

*No R.I.P.P.E.D. June 22; R.I.P.P.E.D. class on July 17 will be from 4–5pm.

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sat Jun 17 maple street Pool Opens 11am–8pm maple street Pool

sun Jun 18 Father’s Day Fun run 9am maple street Park

Wed Jun 28–Aug 23 Pizza in the Park 3:30–7pm maple street Parking

Fri Jun 23–Aug 25 Friday Nights in the Park 5–7:30pm maple street Park

Tue Jul 4 July 4th Celebration 6–9:30pm maple street Park

Wed Jul 12 senior Picnic 12–1:30pm maple street Park

sat Jul 15 essex Junction Block Party 4–9pm railroad Avenue

sat Jul 15 Brite Nite 5K 9pm Ivy Lane

sun Jul 23 essex Half marathon 8:30am essex High school

Tue Aug 8 Very merry Theatre 6:30pm maple street Park

sun Aug 27 Dog Days of summer 11am–2pm maple street Park

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