winter 2010 activities guide

December 2009 – march

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21st annual

A Program of Plymouth Parks & Recreation

Saturday, February 6, 20102 – 7 p.m.

parkerS Lake parkCounty road 6 & niagara Lane

aCtivitieS For aLL ageS:Bonfires & S’mores

Hayrides & Horse Rides

Miniature Golf on the Ice

Youth Ice Fishing Contest

Dog Sled Rides

Ice Sculptures

Recreational Skating

Recycling Bin Races

Goofy Hat Contest

Food Vendors

Fireworks at Dusk

EnHanCE qualItY oF lIFE anD BuIlD CoMMunItYFor more event information, please cal l 763-509-5200

www.ci .plymouth.mn.us

Saturday, February 6, 20102 – 7 p.m.

parkerS Lake parkCounty road 6 & niagara Lane

aCtivitieS For aLL ageS:Bonfires & S’mores

Hayrides & Horse Rides

Miniature Golf on the Ice

Youth Ice Fishing Contest

Dog Sled Rides

Ice Sculptures

Recreational Skating

Recycling Bin Races

Goofy Hat Contest

Food Vendors

Fireworks at Dusk

EnHanCE qualItY oF lIFE anD BuIlD CoMMunItYFor more event information, please cal l 763-509-5200

www.ci .plymouth.mn.us

ContaCt InFoRMatIon & IMpoRtant nuMBERSMain City offices 763-509-5000parks & Recreation office 763-509-5200park Maintenance office 763-509-5940plymouth Creek Center 763-509-5280plymouth Ice Center 763-509-5250Recreation leisure line 763-509-5213Weather Related Cancellations 763-509-5205

REGIStRatIon BEGInS december 8 for residents

december 15 for non-residents.

this activities Guide is published 3 times a year. the next issue will be

mailed to Residents in March. To Purchase a subscription as a Non-Resident, please

call 763-509-5200. The cost is $9 for one year.

Programs sponsored by the City of Plymouth Parks & Recreation Department | Winter 2009 – 2010

CItY CounCIl MEMBERSKelli Slavik, Mayor 763-509-5007 (voice mail) [email protected]

Judy Johnson, Ward 1 763-509-5001 (voice mail) [email protected]

Kathleen Murdock, Ward 2 763-509-5002 (voice mail) [email protected]

Bob Stein, Ward 3 763-509-5003 (voice mail) [email protected]

Ginny Black, Ward 4 763-509-5004 (voice mail) [email protected]

tim Bildsoe, at large 763-509-5005 (voice mail) [email protected]

Jim Willis, at large 763-509-5006 (voice mail) [email protected]

paRK & RECREatIon aDVISoRY CoMMISSIon MEMBERS (pRaC)Michael Smith, Chair, at large 763-258-1035

Greg anderson, Vice Chair, Ward 1 763-509-0602

ned Carroll, Ward 2 612-348-2598

J.D. nelson, Ward 3 763-213-4659

Douglas anderson, Ward 4 763-229-6909

patrick Knight, at large 763-473-0633

aaron Vanderwall, at large 763-473-3862

E-mail contact information is available at: www.ci.plymouth.mn.us

GEnERal CatEGoRIESathletic assoc/life time Fitness Info 4Volunteer opportunities 5Inclusion & adaptive Services 6Facilities 6-9parks & trails 10-11Special Events 12-14 aquatics 44-46Ice Skating lessons 47-48Registration Information & Form 49

aGE CatEGoRIESall ages 15-16pre-School 16-19Youth 20-25teens 25-27adults 28-37Senior adults 38-43

paRKS & RECREatIon Eric Blank, Director 763-509-5201

RECREatIon DIVISIonDiane Evans, Superintendent 763-509-5220Cindy anderson, aquatics & Safety 763-509-5222Erica Chua, Inclusion & General 763-509-5225Karol Klint Greupner, arts & Music 763-509-5223Dan lauer, Sports 763-509-5283Jackie Maas, Volunteer Coordinator 763-509-5230Regina Michaud, Health & Fitness 763-509-5228

plYMoutH CREEK CEntERRick Busch, Manager 763-509-5281Sara Mittelstaedt, Senior programs 763-509-5280

plYMoutH ICE CEntERBill abel, Manager 763-509-5251

paRK MaIntEnanCEMark peterson, Superintendent 763-509-5941paul Buck, Forester 763-509-5944

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plYMoutH parkS&reCreationaCtivitieS guide

activities Guide Design & layout by: tara Werneke

Residents of plymouth may use life time Fitness in plymouth by purchasing “Daily admission” or “Swimming only” passes at the club. Residents also receive a discount off initiation fees. the City of plymouth is not involved in life time’s membership services or day-to-day operations. Contacting life time is strongly recommended, as they have specific admittance requirements (i.e. hours, ID’s required for those 16 years and older), call 763-509-0909 for information.

pRoGRaM aSSIStanCE paSSES: lIFE tIME FItnESSplymouth residents qualifying for assistance may purchase 8 reduced price passes per year at the parks & Recreation office ($3 for adults and $1 for children). Call 763-509-5200 for more info/eligibility requirements or download the program assistance Form by visiting: www.ci.plymouth.mn.us/recreation.

atHlEtIC aSSoCIatIonSlocal athletic associations provide additional opportunities for area youth in a variety of sports. all associations conduct their own registrations for activities, and should be contacted directly for more information.

plYMoutH FInE aRtS CounCIl (pFaC)a non-profit organization that affiliates with the plymouth parks & Recreation Dept., its mission is to promote awareness and appreciation of visual, musical, literary and theater arts. pFaC sponsors community art endeavors and provides partial funding to the plymouth Concert Band.

More info is available by calling 763-509-5223 or visiting: www.plymouthartscouncil.org.

plYMoutH ConCERt BanDthe plymouth Concert Band, under the direction of David Elmhirst, is a 60 member premier wind ensemble. Supported by the City of plymouth, the plymouth Fine arts Council and many others in the community; all performances are free to the public. to get information on joining the band or to check their upcoming concert schedule, visit: www.plymouthconcertband.org.

lIFE tIME FItnESS – plYMoutH

Robbinsdale area Youth Baseballwww.raybaseball.complymouth/new Hope little leaguewww.plymouthnewhopelittleleague.orgplymouth/Wayzata Youth Baseballwww.pwyba.comosseo/Maple Grove Youth Baseballwww.omgaa.org Hotline: 763-391-2627armstrong Basketballwww.armstrongyouthbasketball.comWayzata Boys Basketballwww.wayzatabasketball.comWayzata Girls Basketballwww.wgba.netCooper/armstrong Girls Fastpitchwww.eteamz.active.com/cooperarmstrongWayzata/plymouth Girls Fastpitchwww.pwysa.comosseo/Maple Grove Girls Fastpitchwww.omgaa.orgplymouth/Wayzata Football (4-8 Grade)www.playsports.orgarmstrong/Cooper Football (3-8 Grade)www.eteamz.com/acyfa Hotline: 763-390-2042osseo/Maple Grove Footballwww.omgfa.com Hotline: 763-391-2047armstrong Youth Hockeywww.armstronghockey.com

Wayzata Youth Hockeywww.wayzatahockey.orgosseo/Maple Grove Youth Hockeywww.omgha.comarmstrong Club laCrosse (9-10 Grade)www.eteamz.active.com/armstronglacrossearmstrong/Cooper Youth laCrossewww.acyla.com Hotline: 763-390-2042Wayzata Youth lacrossewww.wayzatalax.complymouth panthers Rugby ClubE-mail: [email protected] Girls RugbyHotline: 763-591-9868 E-mail: [email protected] Soccer associationwww.plymouthsoccer.com office: 763-450-3099Wayzata Soccer Clubwww.wayzatasoccerclub.orgMinnesota thunder academy West (Formerly Wings)www.mnthunder.com office: 763-535-4536Mach III Flyers SwimmingHotline: 763-258-2831Wayzata area Youth Volleyball associationwww.wayva.org Hotline: 763-557-0851 osseo Youth Wrestling (pre-K-6)www.osseoyouthwrestling.org

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FIRE & ICE outDooR WIntER FEStIValSat, Feb 6Hardy, winter-loving Minnesotans are needed to help with outdoor activities including hayrides, ice mini-golf, and snow bowling. outdoors 1½ – 2 hour shifts.

HEaltHY lIVInG FaIRSun, Mar 14promote healthy living! Volunteer positions include helping with set-up/take-down, registration and greeters.

YaRD & GaRDEn ExpoFri, Apr 9 & Sat, Apr 10Get an early start on spring. Volunteer positions include set up and decorating, admissions, information booth, hospitality room, flower arrangers, recycle crew, plant sale and clean up.

pRIMaVERa FInE aRtS EVEntApr 16-20Celebrate spring and the arts at the City’s premier fine arts event. opportunities include hanging and checking in art, handing out programs and serving refreshments.

paRK & tRaIl ClEan-up DaY Sat, Apr 24Help keep plymouth clean - pick up litter at a park or trail after the winter thaw. Great for people of all ages, individuals or groups. Bags are provided. Continue the effort by choosing a park or trail to keep clean from spring to fall.

GEnERal oppoRtunItIES

ICE CEntER tICKEt taKERTue or Thu, 4:15-5:45 p.m. or 5-9 p.m. Sat, 1-5 p.m. or 5-9 p.m. Enjoy local high school hockey while taking tickets during varsity games. Must be 18 years or older. Mid-nov to mid-Feb.

ICE CEntER SKatE GuaRDFri, 7:15-8:45 p.m. or Sun, 2:30-4 p.m. Skate free while providing additional supervision during open skate times. Must be able to skate and 18 years or older. once a week through mid-Mar.

HIStoRICal RESEaRCHERlearn research techniques to gather historical information about the City of plymouth’s park System. training is provided. Flexible schedule. Must be a self-starter and able to work independently. open to adults.

HoCKEY CoaCHFri evenings & Sun afternoonsCoach kids ages 5 to 12 in the outdoor Rink Rat hockey program. Free training provided. Must be 16 or older. From Jan 3 through Feb 12.

SuMMER tEEn VoluntEER pRoGRaMJun - Augthe Summer teen Volunteer program is an excellent opportunity for teens 14 and older to learn leadership skills and gain valuable experience working with children. teens assist with summer recreation programs, including playgrounds, day camp, sports, art, music and more.

teens choose the programs, locations and times that interest them. they must attend a mandatory training session. applications are available in mid-Mar by calling 763-509-5230.

V O L U N T E E RM a K E a D I F F E R E n C E

You can join the 1,200+

volunteers who make a

difference in your community.

By volunteering, you will learn about

all that plymouth has to offer and

meet some remarkable people who

share the same interests as you.

WHY VoluntEER?

Yo u C a n …

• SHaRE your talents.

• DEVElop new skills.

• enhance your resume.

• HElp the City extend resources.

• FEEl GooD about giving back.

Choose from a variety of opportunities and time commitments, including a one-day special event, a short-term project or an ongoing position. a sample of opportunities is listed below. For a

complete listing, check out the current plymouth news mailing, Channel 16 and the

City’s web-site: www.ci.plymouth.mn.us

Contact Volunteer Services at 763-509-5230 or [email protected] for more info or

to receive an application.

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the plymouth Ice Center is located at 3650 plymouth Boulevard and features three sheets of ice: an olympic sheet and two professional sheets.

the hockey teams of Wayzata and armstrong High Schools along with providence academy all play their home games at this facility. Call 763-509-5250 for more information.

In addition, the City offers extensive skating programs. Check out our “Cutting Edge Skate School: learn to Skate” program on pages 47-48.

puBlIC SKatInG InFoRMatIonFor more info on hours for Open Skating, please call our HOTLINE: 763-509-5255.

puBlIC SKatInG FEESaCtIVItY/ItEM aGE CoSt

open Skating18 & up (out of High School) $4

18 & unDER (High School Seniors) $3

Skate Rental all ages $2

aDDItIonal ItEMS aVaIlaBlEItEM aMount/CoSt

Cookies 1 dozen: $9

Coffee12 cups: $1824 cups: $3636 cups: $54

• overheads • Screens • Dry Boards • Easels

available upon request for a small charge.

plYMoutH ICE CEntER: FaCIlItY REntal InFoplymouth Ice Center | 3650 plymouth Blvd

plymouth, Mn 55446 phone: 763-509-5250 | Fax: 763-509-5260 For more information, call 763-509-5250

RooM CapaCItY aMEnItIES RatES

Center Ice Room

2,750 sq ft; 125 max

• Kitchenette • 37” tV & VCR• Sound system

$60/hr$350/day

Blue line Room 870 sq ft; 39 max

• overlooks the olympic sheet• Conveniently located near entrance

$30/hr$150/day

In compliance with the americans with Disabilities act of 1990, reasonable accommodations can be provided to allow individuals with a disability to participate in plymouth parks & Recreation services, programs and activities, upon request.

plymouth parks & Recreation offers inclusion services. If you have questions regarding special needs and our inclusion services, please call 763-509-5200.

InCluSIon polICYplymouth parks & Recreation prides itself on providing quality programs and activities for people of all abilities. to create the best recreation experience for people with and without disabilities, we require a minimum of two weeks advance notice before the start of a recreation program or activity.

Without a two week notice plymouth parks & Recreation is not able to guarantee that individual requests can be met. If plymouth parks & Recreation cannot meet a given request due to short notice, the participant would be required to arrange for their own personal Care attendant (pCa).

no refund will be issued due to the lack of an inclusion aid if you register less than 3-business days from the start of the program.

to ensure that each participant has the best possible experience, follow these three steps:

Register and notify Recreation staff of any special needs a 1. minimum of two weeks in advance.

Complete and return the participant Information Form.2.

an Inclusion Coordinator will contact you to follow up and 3. arrange necessary accommodations

InCluSIon SERVICES

reach for resources provides programs for all ages and serves the northern and Western twin Cities suburbs. REaCH programs include bowling, dances and trips. learn more by calling 952-988-4176 or visiting their website: www.reachforresources.org

Windows of opportunity provides programs for adults and serves the Robbinsdale School District 281. program offerings include trips, dances, bike outings and computer classes. learn more by calling 763-504-8028 or visiting their website: www.rdale.k12.mn.us.

project Soar provides programs for adults and serves four school districts: Hopkins, Minnetonka, St. louis park and Wayzata. program offerings include trips, dances, arts and crafts, BInGo and cooking. learn more by calling 952-401-6898 or visiting their website: www.minnetonkacommunityed.org

Courage Center provides programs for all ages and has locations in Burnsville, Golden Valley, Forest lake and Stillwater. program offerings include swim classes, sports, and support groups as well as work and career skills. learn more by calling 763-520-0520 or visiting their website: www.couragecenter.org

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2009 – 2010 SEaSonMon, Dec 21-Sat, Feb 13 the length of the season is dependent on the weather and safe ice conditions.

GEnERal InFoRMatIonWarming house sites close when:

the temp is -10 or the windchill is -25• the ice is deemed unsafe/unskatable•

Closing info is available by calling 763-509-5205. Some rinks have scheduled activities posted on site.

WaRMInG HouSE RInK SItES (StaFFED)a. parkers lake: Co. Rd. 6 & niagara lnb. Ridgemount: 12000 Ridgemount aveC. Zachary: 4355 Zachary lnd. plymouth Creek: 3625 Fernbrook lnNote: Parkers Lake may open late due to a slower freezing process on the Lake.

RInK SItES (non-StaFFED)e. Bass lake: 5450 northwest BlvdF. oakwood: 1700 Co Rd 101g. la Compte: 10805 Co Rd 15H. plymouth Middle School: 10011 36th ave

paRKERS laKE FIRE pItStay warm while ice skating at parkers lake!Saturdays from 6 – 8 pm starting January 16th (weather permitting).For more info, call 763-509-5200.

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REGulaR RInK HouRS

School days 5 – 8 pm

Saturdays & Sundays 2 – 6 pm

HolIDaY & SCHool RElEaSE DaYS:

Winter Break (December 23 – January 3) 1 – 5 pm

Christmas Eve 1 – 5 pm

Christmas Day CloSED

new Year’s Eve 1 – 5 pm

new Year’s Day 1 – 5 pm

Martin luther King Day 2 – 6 pm

FIRE pIt HouRS at paRKERS laKE Starting Jan 16 (weather permitting)

Saturdays 6 – 8 pm

RInK REntalRinks are available to rent before or after normal operating hours. For information, call 763-509-5200. allow at least 10 days notice when requesting a rink.

Hockey Rink $20/hr

Rink & Warming House $32/hr

Hockey Rink & lights $35/hr

Rink/House/lights $47/hr

parkers lake $62/hr

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plYMoutH CREEK CEntERIf you are looking for a convenient, quality location for a birthday party, meeting, seminar, family reunion, wedding reception or other special event, consider the plymouth Creek Center. nestled on the edge of plymouth Creek park Reserve and adjacent to the Millennium Garden, plymouth Creek Center offers a beautiful gathering place, which can accommodate diverse needs. For info on rental rates, policies and procedures, call 763-509-5280.

CatERInGto ensure high quality and consistent service we have contracted with three caterers as the exclusive food and beverage providers: Medina Catering, Mintahoe and town & Country. Some exceptions may be possible, please call for information.

plYMoutH CREEK CEntER: FaCIlItY REntal InFoRMatIonplymouth Creek Center | 14800 34th ave n, plymouth, Mn 55447 | phone: 763-509-5280 | Fax: 763-509-5290

For more information, call 763-509-5280 or visit: www.ci.plymouth.mn.us

RooM CapaCItY aMEnItIES

plymouth Room(½ or ¼ of room also available)

350 at round tables; 400 audience • Carpeted room • Wood dance floor • Stage • Sound & video system

Black Box theater 60 at tables; 140 audience • State of the art sound and lighting • tiered seating

Meeting Rooms 40 – 50 classroom; 50 – 70 audience • tile floors • Whiteboards

Fireside Room 40 at round tables • Fireplace • lounge furniture

FIElDHouSEour artificial grass surface is ideal for many sports and activities, including birthday parties. please call 763-509-5280 for hourly rental rates and more information about this unique facility. (Fieldhouse is covered to make it an indoor facility from november to mid-april.)

FREE InDooR WalKInG/JoGGInG tRaCK5.25 laps=1 mile. Baby strollers are permitted. Hours are normally:

Mon–Fri 8:00 a.m. –10:00 p.m.

Sat–Sun 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Due to safety concerns during rentals, the walking track may be closed for periods of time. Call the hotline at 763-509-52923 for up-to-date schedule.

Open play times are subject to adjustment depending on rentals. Call 763-509-5292 for an updated schedule.

Date: Mon, Wed, Fri, starting nov 2no program: 12/25, 1/1

Cost: Res $2 non-Res $3 (Supervising adults are free)

pRESCHool/HoME SCHool opEn plaYEquipment is provided, including three large inflatables!

time: 10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

HIGH SCHool opEn plaYKids must supply their own game equipment. Helmets required for lacrosse. no baseball/softball permitted during open play.

time: 2:15 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.

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The Millennium Garden has quickly become a cherished part of our community for its beauty

and tranquility. It features a variety of flower gardens, trails, walkways, fountains, a labyrinth and open space. It is available for the community to enjoy or for private rentals and events, including weddings May 1 to September 30.

You can help the garden grow by purchasing a brick, making a tax deductible financial contribution or underwriting a larger garden item.

For more photos and information, visit: www.ci.plymouth.mn.us.

BuY A BrIckThe “Buy a Brick” program

is the cornerstone of fund-raising efforts.

By purchasing a $175 personalized brick, you will

help pave the walkways that meander through the

gardens. Your paver will be personalized with an

inscription of your choice.

To receive more information or a purchase form, please call

763-509-5200.

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neighborhood parks close at • 10 p.m. all other park hours are posted.plymouth parks and trails are • alcohol & tobacco free. pets must be leashed at all times. owners • must pick-up/dispose of pet feces.no golfing is allowed.•

tRaIlSall motorized vehicles are prohibited • on City trails and parks.travel on the right and provide • audible warning to pass on the left. unless otherwise posted, pedestrians have right of way.tell friends the route you’ll be • taking and travel with a partner.Wear reflective clothing or items and • carry a whistle/noisemaker.Do not enter a crosswalk if a • vehicle is approaching.

on-RoaD BIKInGRemember to ride with traffic on the • right side of the road.Wear a bike helmet, reflective clothing, • use bike reflectors and lights.Follow the rules of the road; obey • traffic signs and use turn signals.If a bike lane is provided, it MuSt • be used.no more than two bicycles may ride • side-by-side in a single lane.


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SpECIal uSE FaCIlItIES nEIGHBoRHooD paRK SItES continued ...1 Egan Dog park - Co Rd 47 west of Dunkirk 33 Maplecreek - 27th & xene ln2 Hilde performance Center - 3450 plymouth Blvd 34 Mission Hills - 39th & Zachary ln3 Ice Center - 3650 plymouth Blvd 35 queensland - 8th & queensland ln4 Millennium Garden - 14800 34th ave 36 Reserve - 53rd ave & Cheshire ln5 nature Canyon - Fernbrook ln & 44th place 37 Rolling Hills - 48th & Saratoga ln6 plymouth Creek Center - 14800 34th ave 38 Schmidt lake - 50th & Goldenrod ln7 Skate park - 14900 23rd ave 39 Shenandoah - 22nd & Vicksburg ln CItY paRKS 40 Shiloh - 27th & Jewel ln8 East Medicine lake - 1740 E Medicine lk Blvd 41 Southwood Green - 5001 Shenandoah ln9 West Medicine lake - 1920 W Medicine lk Dr 42 South Shore - 10th ave & South Shore Dr10 parkers lake - Co Rd 6 & niagara ln 43 St. Mary’s - Forestview ln & Sunset tr11 plymouth Creek - 3625 Fernbrook ln 44 Sunrise - off 30th & Kilmer12 timber Shores - 53rd & Zachary ln 45 Swan lake - 45th & quinwood ln CoMMunItY plaYFIElDS 46 three ponds - 54th & union terrace ln13 Bass lake - 5450 northwest Blvd 47 turtle lake - 46th & lanewood ln14 Elm Creek - 4955 peony ln 48 Woodland trails - 51st & terraceview15 laCompte Green - 10805 Co Rd 15 49 legacy Greenway - 60th ave & 58th place16 oakwood - 1700 Co Rd 101 SCHoolS17 parkers lake - 15500 Co Rd 6 50 armstrong Senior High - 10635 36th ave18 plymouth - 10011 36th ave 51 Beacon academy - 12325 Hwy 5511 plymouth Creek - 3625 Fernbrook ln 52 Birchview Elementary - 425 Ranchview ln19 Ridgemount - 12000 Ridgemount ave 53 Gleason lake Elementary - 310 Co Rd 10120 Zachary - 4355 Zachary ln 54 Greenwood Elementary - 3635 Co Rd 101 nEIGHBoRHooD paRK SItES 55 Kimberly lane Elementary - 17405 old Rockford Rd21 Circle - 4th & lanewood ln 56 oakwood Elementary - 17340 Co Rd 622 Fazendin - 24th & Dunkirk ln 57 pilgrim lane Elementary - 3725 pilgrim ln23 Gateway - Schmidt lk Rd & Vicksburg ln 58 plymouth Creek Elementary - 16005 41st ave24 Gleanloch - Sycamore & Windemere ln 59 plymouth Middle - 10011 36th ave25 Green oaks - 26th & xanthus ln 60 providence academy - 15100 Schmidt lake Rd26 Heather ponds - 3426 lawndale ln 61 Sunset Hills Elementary - Co Rd 15 & teakwood27 Heritage - northwest Blvd at 30th ave 62 Wayzata Central Middle - 305 Vicksburg ln28 Imperial Hills - 17th & Shadyview ln 63 Wayzata East Middle - 12000 Ridgemount29 Jaycee's Hemlock - 24th & Hemlock ln 64 Wayzata Senior High - 4950 peony ln30 Kilmer - 27th & Kilmer ln 65 West lutheran High - 3350 Harbor ln31 lake Camelot -14105 Co Rd 47 66 Zachary lane Elementary - 4350 Zachary ln32 lions - 14th & Juneau ln

* please note, French and Eagle lake parks are Regional parks that are maintained by three Rivers park District: 763-559-9000

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Sunday, December 6, 2-5 p.m.Plymouth Creek Park (3625 Fernbrook Ln)

This family event provides activities for all ages! Enjoy the sights, sounds, smells and tastes of the holidays. Elves supervise as families visit Santa and Mrs. clause, nibble on cookies and listen to tales of christmas’ past. Sleigh bells ring as horses pull hay rides through the park.

YouR CHIlD Can DRop oFF a lEttER to Santa tHRouGH DECEMBER 11 at onE oF tHE FolloWInG loCatIonS:

Plymouth City hall (3400 Plymouth Blvd)

Plymouth Creek Center (14800 34th ave)

Plymouth iCe Center (3650 Plymouth Blvd)

No registration is required for this event. Note: There is a $1 fee to help defray the cost of the sleigh rides.

all lEttERS muSt inCLude a SeLF-addreSSed-Stamped-enveLope, So tHat Santa

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Celebrate an evening of jazz in plymouth! Event features chocolate and other beverages (including wine) for sale during

intermission. an adults-only program. Co-sponsored by the plymouth Fine arts Council and the City of plymouth.

Friday, February 12, 7-8:30 p.m. Cost: $10

Jazz Impressionsan Evening of Fine Jazz

SatuRDaY, FEBRuaRY 6, 2010 2 – 7 p.M.

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Goofy Hat ContestBonfires & S’moresHayrides & Horse RidesMiniature Golf on the IceYouth Ice Fishing ContestDog Sled RidesIce SculpturesRecreational SkatingRecycling Bin RacesFood VendorsFireworks at Dusk

a Full aFtERnoon oF aCtIVItIES FoR all aGES:

Dance to kid-friendly music and enjoy refreshments. parents, be sure to bring your camera! pre-registration is required.

Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Ave

Course #: 29504

Date: Fri, Feb 19

time: 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.

ages 2 – adult: $8

1 yr & under: FREE

Little Sweetheart Ball

SchoolS out: Picnic & a Picture (ageS 2+)Wed, Dec 30 Course #: 32447

11:30 a.m. – 1:45 p.m. Res $6 non-Res $8Come enjoy a kid-friendly movie on the big screen in the Black Box theater in the plymouth Creek activity Center. Bring your own lunch and even a blanket to enjoy a little slice of summer in the middle of winter. the event will be staffed so send your child or bring the whole family.

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PUBLIC ART BANNER COMPETITIONSponsored by Plymouth Fine Arts council and City of Plymouthtwo competitions divided by age: Grades 9-12 and 18 years or older. prizes will be awarded to the three best of show designs in each division as determined by the plymouth arts Committee Jury.

Selected banner designs will be added to the City’s public art banner collection to be hung this summer on city light posts in the civic center area.

entry deadline: Wed, Feb 24, 4:30 p.m.

For more info or to get an application, call 763-509-5200 or visit: www.ci.plymouth.mn.us or www.plymouthartscouncil.org

April 16 - April 20Enjoy this Free event, which includes:

Exhibit of adult and high school artists•

Music•

literary performances•

If you are an adult artist who would like an application for the juried art show, call 763-509-5200 or download an application from the city’s website: www.ci.plymouth.mn.us (news/Events section)

entry deadline is Wed, march 10, 4:30 pm.

Watch for further details on local cable channel 16, in area newspapers and on the Arts Council’s website: www.plymouthartscouncil.org. Check the City of Plymouth’s home page also: http://www.ci.plymouth.mn.us.

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plYMoutH CREEK aCtIVItY CEntER | 14800 34tH aVE Date/time: Fri, apr 9, 6 p.m. – 9 p.m. Sat, apr 10, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

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HealtHy living Fair

Plymouth Creek Activity Center

Health Screenings• Vendor Booths• Give-aways & prizes• Info Sessions• teen Component (nEW!)•

Featuring:Our exclusive Caterers•Photographers•Florists•Bakeries•Party rentals•and Much More!•

tickets: $2/person in advance $4/person at the door

Advance ticket sales available at the Plymouth Creek Center or by calling 763-509-5280.

Saturday, March 20th from 1 – 4 p.m.

14800 34th avenue

Sunday, mar 141 p.m. – 4 p.m.

FREE!

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Thursday, december 31, 2009, 6-9 pm

Get caught up in the celebration: JuMp, SlIDE, GlIDE, SplISH,

SplaSH and DaSH into the new Year with your loved ones. this

fun-filled family event includes SKatInG, SWIMMInG, MuSIC,

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StaInED GlaSS Ages: 8 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveChildren 8 years and older are welcome to register if attending with a registered adult. a $10 materials fee is payable to Instr: Cindy Bergstrom.

time: 6:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.Cost: Res $29 non-Res $32

Fun BuGSCreate small bugs or creatures out of glass nuggets, wire and more. all tools and supplies provided including the use of a small soldering iron.

Course #: 32384

Date: Jan 11

Day: Monday

aRtS & CRaFtSStEppInG StonESCreate an 8” stained glass stepping stone for your garden or home. learn easy glass cutting techniques and assembly in a freestyle design.

Course #: 32385

Date: Mar 11

Day: thursday

MuSIC FoR EVERYonEAges: 7 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Aveprivate 30-minute lessons are taught by qualified, experienced teachers. plymouth, Brooklyn park, Golden Valley, Maple Grove and new Hope belong to this consortium. If you live in any of these cities, you qualify for the resident rate.

For lesson time arrangements and program content, call anna Shmidov, program director at 763-531-5198, before you register with plymouth parks & Recreation.

Cost: Res $240 non-Res $252New students can start anytime during the session. Fees are pro-rated at $20 per lesson. Bring course registration receipt to the first class. There are no make-up lessons or refunds for students’ missed classes.

pRIVatE BRaSS, HaRp, FlutE & WooDWInDSBeginner to intermediate students welcome. learn new skills or improve those you already have. Develop your tone, rhythm, and reading skills while you enjoy a variety of musical styles.

Date: Jan 4 – Mar 22

Day: Monday

time: 3:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

pRIVatE GuItaRFrom beginning to classical jazz, acoustic to electrical expertise, a course of study can be designed for a life-long guitar playing experience.


Day: tuesday

time: 4:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.


Day: Wednesday

time: 3:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.


Day: thursday

time: 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

pRIVatE VIolIn/VIolatake private lessons with our professional string teacher. Get more enjoyment from your school orchestra by improving your own skills. Whether you’re just starting or have experience, you will learn by studying technique, musicianship, sight reading and interpretation.


Day: Wednesday

time: 3:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

pRIVatE pIanoBasic and advanced keyboard technique, sight reading, basic music theory and ensemble playing.


Day: Monday

time: 3:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.


Day: tuesday

time: 3:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.


Day: Wednesday

time: 4:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.


Day: thursday

time: 3:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.


Day: Saturday

time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.


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SHoSHIn RYu JuJItSuAges: 8 & UPShoshin Ryu Martial Arts 13605 27th AveIncrease self confidence, inner strength, coordination and balance. a non-competitive martial art with emphasis on self-defense. Incorporates strikes, blocks and kicks. Instr: Brian Combo.

Day: thursdaytime: 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Cost: Res $51 non-Res $59

Course #: 31842

Date: Jan 7 – Feb 18

Course #: 31843

Date: Feb 25 – apr 8

taE KWon Do KaRatEAges: 5 & UPUltimate Martial Arts147 Hamel Road; HamelImprove balance, coordination and overall physical health. Build confidence, self-esteem and concentration. Instr: Master tom Malone.

Sign up for 2 months and receive a free uniform and belt test (limit: 2 uniforms/family-see instr for details).

FLeXibLe CLaSS SCHeduLe: attend as many classes as desired during the month.

Cost: Res $84 non-Res $97Family Rate: $139 for a family of 2; $30 each add’l family member. To receive this rate, you must register by mail or phone.

BEGInnERS (no BElt-YElloW BElt): Mon/tue/thu/Fri 6 – 6:45 p.m. Sat 11 – 11:30 a.m.

aDVanCED (oRanGE BElt & aBoVE): Mon/thu/Fri 6:45 – 7:30 p.m.Sat 10:30 – 11 a.m.

Course #: 31851

Date: Jan 1 – Jan 30

Course #: 31852

Date: Feb 1 – Feb 27

Course #: 31853

Date: Mar 1 – Mar 30

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Children leave each class with their artwork framed. all art materials are included. Instr: abrakadoodle certified.

tWooSY DooDlERSAges: 20 – 36 MonthsPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveFor toddler and parent (or helper). little fingers experiment with painting, gluing, sticking, printing and creating, while developing fine motor, language and self-help skills.

Day: Mondaytime: 9:45 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. Cost: Res $64 non-Res $74

Course #: 32236

Date: Jan 11 – Feb 8no class 1/18

Course #: 32237

Date: Feb 22 – Mar 15

Course #: 32238

Date: Mar 22 – apr 12

paREnt/CHIlD ValEntInE HEaRtS & aRtAges: 3 – 5Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveCreate valentines for family and friends using a variety of unusual art materials. Draw, paint, paste, and decorate paper to create happy heart valentines!

Course #: 32383

Date: Feb 4

Day: thursday

time: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Cost: Res $18 non-Res $22

aRt SKoolAges: 3 – 5Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveChild participates without parent. Instr: Gin Weidenfeller, artist-educator.

Day: Fridaytime: 9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.Cost: Res $24 non-Res $29

pIRatES, DInoSauRS, DRaGon & pRInCESS talESadventure with pirates, dinosaurs and a princess who becomes a dragon. Draw, paint, cut’n’paste to create the characters for a picture story book and a shadow puppet.

Course #: 32394


DanCE oF tHE FIREBIRDWe’ll read the classic ballet story, then draw, paint, cut’n’paste to create a magical firebird, Koschei the witch, Castle pitiless, a firebird story book and puppet.

Course #: 32399


all aBout DRaWInG & IMaGInatIonuse colored pencils, chalk, pastels and watercolors to illustrate stories and create your own artist book of ‘make believe.’

Course #: 32403


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lEVEl 1 Ages: 12 – 24 MonthsDay: Mondaytime: 9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.Cost: Res $80 non-Res $92

Course #: 32268

Date: Jan 4 – Mar 8no class: 1/18, 2/15

Course #: 32269

Date: Mar 15 – May 3

lEVEl 2Ages: 25 – 36 MonthsDay: Mondaytime: 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.Cost: Res $80 non-Res $92

Course #: 32270

Date: Jan 4 – Mar 8no class 1/18, 2/15

Course #: 32271


GERMan Fun WItH MoM & DaDAges: 3 – 5 Plymouth Creek Activity Center14800 34th AveHave fun learning through immersion. learn games, crafts, songs, dance and other rhythmical movements. Instrs: native German speakers.

Course #: 32376


Day: Saturday

time: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.


EDuCatIonGERMan pRESCHool ClaSSESAges: 4 – 6Plymouth Creek Activity Center14800 34th AveHave fun learning through immersion. Come explore German through authentic crafts for parents and children to do together. Each week will be a different project for you to take home! Instrs: native German speakers.

Course #: 32374


Day: Saturday

time: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.


lEaRnInG & plaYInG In ESpanolAges: 3 – 4Spanish Academy Rayito de Sol12325 Hwy 55Both you and your child will enjoy learning and growing in this fun, interactive program of music and dance.

Day: Saturdaytime: 9:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.Cost: Res $54 non-Res $62

Course #: 32284


Course #: 32285


SpanISH FoR KIDSAges: 4 – 6Spanish Academy Rayito de Sol12325 Hwy 55Children experience the joys of ‘regular’ preschool (stories, games, song, dance and play) while learning Spanish.

Day: Saturdaytime: 10:05 a.m. – 10:40 a.m.Cost: Res $54 non-Res $62

Course #: 32282


Course #: 32283


SCIEnCE ExploRERSAges: 3 – 5Bass Lake Playfield 5450 Northwest BlvdChild participates without parent and must be toilet trained.

Day: thursdaytime: 9:45 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.Cost: Res $55 non-Res $63

a polaR aDVEntuREBundle up as we journey to the ends of the earth. learn how the sun and earth’s rotation have created these wintry environments. Discover how animals have adapted to the frigid conditions. learn how the poles are different from each other.

Course #: 32276


unDER tHE SEaDolphins, whales, coral, starfish and more! Join us as we explore the deepest parts of our oceans and learn the differences between fish and mammals.

Course #: 32277


MIxtuRE MaDnESSExplore the world of chemistry by mixing together safe ingredients. You will create slime, mix colors and make bubbles all in the name of science. Be sure to dress for mess!

Course #: 32279



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FItnESSMaDE to MoVE YoGa FoR KIDSAges: 3 – 6Games, stretching, singing, balancing and Fun. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat. parent attends first day, after that it’s optional. Instrs: terriann Matejcek and Jessica Spore.


Bass Lake Playfield 5450 Northwest BlvdDay: Saturdaytime: 10:15 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

Course #: 32055


Course #: 32154

Date: Mar 6 – apr 17no class: 3/27

Plymouth Creek Activity 14800 34th AveDay: tuesdaytime: 4:00 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.

Course #: 32056


Course #: 32057


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CHInESE KIDS’ SonGSAges: 3 – 5Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveExplore and learn vocabulary, numbers, colors and more through kids’ songs, story playing and rhymes. lyrics, in Chinese with Enlisgh translations and phonetics, are included. Instr: lee-Ching.

Course #: 32493


Day: tuesday

time: 10:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.


FIRSt StEpS In MuSIC lanDAges: 18 Months – 5 yrs.Ice Center 3650 Plymouth BlvdBasic musical concepts through a variety of fun activities. parents and children will dance, sing and play while learning rhythm and fine/gross motor coordination. Exposure to a wide variety of musical styles.

Day: thursdaytime: 9:30 a.m. – 10:10 a.m.Cost: Res $45 non-Res $54

Course #: 32315


Course #: 32316


MuSIC, MoM, DaD & MEAges: 2 – 3Plymouth Creek Activity Center14800 34th AveFavorite nursery rhymes come to life with circle games, expressive movement, appealing melodies and simple instruments. parents enjoy the class too.

Course #: 32314


Day: Wednesday

time: 9:30 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.


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lIttlE tIGERAges: 3 – 5Ultimate Martial Arts 147 Hamel Rd; Hamellearn basic self-defense and martial arts skills, develop coordination and flexibility. Basic kicks and punches taught through exercises and fun games.

Day: Mondaytime: 10:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.Cost: Res $49 non-Res $59

Course #: 31859


Course #: 31860


Course #: 31861


BallEt & tapAges: 3 – 4Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveEnhance self image and body concept, poise, balance, rhythm, imagination and discipline in an enjoyable environment. pink ballet slippers, black tap shoes and leotards/tights of your color choice are needed. Instr: Marcia picard.

note: 16 classes plus rehearsal and recital. all students participate in the spring recital. Costume packages ($50-$85) are additional, with payment due the 2nd week of class. optional photo packages are available for spring recital.


Course #: 32331

Date: Jan 4 – May 24no class 1/18, 1/25, 2/15, 3/29, 4/5

Day: Monday

time: 4:30 p.m. – 5:15 p.m.

Course #: 32332

Date: Jan 5 – May 18no class 1/26, 2/16, 3/30, 4/6

Day: tuesday

time: 5:00 p.m. – 5:45 p.m.

Course #: 32333


Day: thursday

time: 4:30 p.m. – 5:15 p.m.

Course #: 32334


Day: Saturday

time: 9:00 a.m. – 9:45 a.m.


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tuMBlInG tYKESAges: 2 – 4Wayzata Central M.S. 305 Vicksburg Ln Emphasis on Fun! parent-child class designed to emphasize gross motor skills, movement, confidence and physical development. Explore basic skills through creative movement. t-shirt included.

Date: Jan 9 – Feb 27Day: Saturday


Course #: 32290

time: 8:50 a.m. – 9:25 a.m.

Course #: 32291

time: 9:40 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.

SpoRtS SaMplER SpoRtS unlIMItEDAges: 4 – 6Fieldhouse – Indoor 14800 34th Ave N.Explore baseball, soccer, soft lacrosse and flag football. Bring appropriate clothing (shin guards recommended), baseball glove, snack and water. Dome temperature approx 55 degrees.


Course #: 32127


Day: tuesday

time: 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Course #: 32125


Day: thursday

time: 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Course #: 32128


Day: tuesday

time: 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Course #: 32126


Day: thursday

time: 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

SpoRtSonCE upon a StaR ‘WHIStlE WHIlE You WoRK’ WItH SnoW WHItEAges: 3 – 6Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveHEIGH–Ho! It’S oFF to plaY WE Go! Snow White’s having a party! there will be apple games, dwarf dancing and a special craft. Keep the rhythm using ‘broomstick’ instruments. parents attend with child-don’t forget the camera!

Course #: 31870

Date: Jan 21

Day: thursday

time: 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.


pRInCESS tEa tIMEAges: 3 – 7Minnetonka Community Center14600 Minnetonka Blvd; MinnetonkaFun filled activities make your daughter feel like a princess and help teach basic etiquette including place setting and table manners. We’ll have tea time, color, dance, enjoy storytime and make flower bouquets to take home!

Weekday: Saturdaytime: 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.Cost: Res $39 non-Res $50

Course #: 31909

Date: Feb 6

Course #: 32273

Date: Jan 23

SpECIal EVEntSRECREatIonWIGGlES & GIGGlESAges: 3 – 5Fieldhouse14800 34th AveHop, crawl, catch, throw, jump, wiggle and giggle. Explore lots of fun physical games and activities that help build both fine and gross motor skills. Child participates without parent.

Day: tuesdayCost: Res $54 non-Res $62

Course #: 31866


time: 1:00 p.m. – 1:45 p.m.

Course #: 31867


time: 2:00 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.

Course #: 31868

Date: Feb 23 – apr 13no Class: 3/30

time: 1:00 p.m. – 1:45 p.m.

Course #: 31869

Date: Feb 23 – apr 13no Class: 3/30

time: 2:00 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.


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aRtS & CRaFtSaBRaKaDooDlEAges: 5 – 11Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveDress for a mess, bring a beverage and peanut-free snack. Instr: abrakadoodle certified.

Day: Saturdaytime: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Cost: Res $32 non-Res $38

HaRRY pottER aRtCollage a picture of Hogwarts, blow paint bubbles, sculpt your favorite pet and more in this fun filled art class.

Course #: 32442

Date: Jan 23

pInKalICIouS aRtlike the book Pinkalicious or it’s sister book, Purpilicious? If so, you’ll love spending time collaging a beautiful pink picture with lots of glitter. Make various paint shades to create a purpilicious painting!

Course #: 32443

Date: Feb 27

paIntInG on CanVaSlearn to paint on a variety of canvas surfaces including canvas paper, canvas board and stretched canvas. Master artists such as Renoir, will be introduced to explore the versatile medium of paint.

Course #: 32444

Date: Mar 27

aBRaKaDooDlE aRt CaMpS(School Release Days)

Ages: 5 – 10Ice Center3650 Plymouth BlvdDress for a mess, bring a beverage and peanut-free lunch. Instr: abrakadoodle certified.

time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.Cost: Res $69 non-Res $79

lEaRn to DRaWlearn to draw animals, flowers, cars and more by using recognizable shapes and lines to develop unique artwork. Embellish your art by adding personal touches through additional drawing techniques.

Course #: 32417

Date: Jan 18

Day: Monday

DoGS anD CatSIf you love animals, this is the camp for you! learn how to draw and paint our favorite pets. use pastels, tempera paint, watercolor and collage. plus, we’ll play games and go outside for recess! Bring outdoor clothes!

Course #: 32419

Date: Jan 29

Day: Friday

I loVE aRtExplore a variety of art medias from pastels to tempera paint, clay, collage and more. learn to draw and sculpt.

Course #: 32418

Date: Feb 15

Day: Monday

aRt ExpoAges: 6 – 12Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveInstr: Gin Weidenfeller, artist-educator.


DanCE oF tHE FIREBIRDWe’ll read excerpts from the classic story and then draw, paint or collage a magical red firebird, Koschei the witch, Castle pitiless, and heroic prince Ivan. Make an artist book of illustrations.

Course #: 32404

Date: Jan 28

SKEtCH, DooDlE & DRaW poRtFolIo‘How to’ drawing methods—explore contour, gestural and thumbnail sketching to capture a likeness or tell a story. use graphite pencil, pen/ink wash and water soluble drawing tools to draw in a realistic, abstract or free form style.

Course #: 32405

Date: Feb 18

ColoR pEnCIl poWERlearn to mix, blend, layer, glaze, explore color texture and invent unusual color mixes to spark your drawings. Explore pastels and water soluble pencils also. Execute a creative color portrait, landscape, or still life drawing.

Course #: 32406

Date: Mar 18

ClonE WaRSDraw or paint to illustrate the characters and events from the Clone War Series. Draw in a semi-abstract style: ahsoka, Ventress, Clone troopers, etc. Sculpt a miniature clay character or event.

Course #: 32409

Date: Mar 25


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CREatIVE DRaMa CluB FoR KIDSAges: 6 – 10Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveHave fun on stage as you cultivate an understanding of the acting process. Explore the physical, vocal, emotional and technical aspects of acting. through theater games, you’ll gain the self-awareness, confidence, and self-discipline to act.


Course #: 32247


Day: tuesday

time: 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Course #: 32248


Day: Saturday

time: 9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

SCIEnCE ExploRERGrades: K – 5Bass Lake Playfield 5450 Northwest BlvdCost: Res $19 non-Res $23

SpY SCIEnCEGo undercover and unlock the mysteries of secret codes; use spy tools and more. learn crime scene investigation science to understand how crimes are solved. then solve the disappearance of the mysterious slime.

Course #: 32274

Date: Jan 18

Day: Monday

time: 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

VolCanoES & ‘quaKESEarth rumble! Was it a volcano or an earthquake? In this fun, hands-on class you will learn why volcanoes erupt (by experimenting with mini eruptions) and earthquakes quake. Join us for this earth shattering class.

Course #: 32275

Date: Feb 15

Day: Monday

time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

MYStERIES oF tHE DEEpDive deep into the ocean and explore an ecosystem that scientists are just starting to understand. learn about the extraordinary creatures that have adapted to this cold, dark world. Create your own deep sea creatures, experiment with buoyancy, water pressure and underwater vents.

Course #: 32281

Date: Mar 24

Day: Wednesday

time: 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

FIlM CaMp Ages: 10 – 14Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Avelights! Camera! action! Create your own complete movie with script writing, technical media production and acting. previous acting experience is preferred, but not required. Bring a lunch on Saturday. You’ll take home a DVD copy of your film. Instr: award winning writer, producer and director, James Gambone.

Course #: 32245

Date: Jan 22, 23 & Jan 29, 30

Friday: 4:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Saturday: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Cost: $175

EDuCatIonaRtIStIC MoMEntSAges: 5 – 10Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveBring an art shirt. Instr: Kris Holtmeyer of artistic Moments.

Day: Mondaytime: 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Cost: Res $23 non-Res $28

CERaMICSCreate a fun winter art project. the ceramic (greenware) is fired in a kiln and cleaned prior to the class. You’ll paint your piece, seal it and take it home.

Course #: 32450

Date: Jan 18

paStEl GluE CoMpoSItIonHave fun creating your own mixed media artwork. You’ll use black tag, graphite, liquid glue and pastels for your composition.

Course #: 32451

Date: Feb 22

oCEan lIFEDraw dolphins, sharks, whales, coral, tropical fish and more with a variety of drawing supplies. add vibrant colors to make your seascape come to life.

Course #: 32449

Date: Mar 22


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BallEt & tapEnhance self image and body concept, poise, balance, rhythm, imagination and discipline in an enjoyable environment. pink ballet or jazz shoes and leotards/tights of your color choice are needed.

DanCElInElearn basic danceline skills and techniques in a fun, non-competitive atmosphere. Black ballet or jazz shoes and leotards/tights of your color choice are needed.

note: 16 classes plus rehearsal and a recital in which all students participate. Costume packages ($50-$85) are additional, with payment due the 2nd week of class. optional photo packages are available for spring recital. Instr: Marcia picard.

CoSt:ages: 5 – 6 Res $144 non-Res $158ages: 7 & up Res $150 non-Res $165

Dance

MaDE to MoVE YoGa FoR KIDSAges: 5 – 10Games, stretching, balancing and Fun. Bring a yoga mat and water. Wear comfortable clothes. Certified Instrs: Jessica Spore and terriann Matejcek.

Plymouth Creek Activity Center14800 34th AveDay: tuesdaytime: 5:00 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. Cost: Res $66 non-Res $76

Course #: 32058


Course #: 32059


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aGES: 5 – 6 32355 Jan 4 – May 24 Monday 5:15 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

32356 Jan 5 – May 18 tuesday 5:45 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.

32357 Jan 7 – May 20 thursday 5:15 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

32358 Jan 9 – may 22 Saturday 9:45 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.



32361 Jan 9 – may 22 Saturday 11:35 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.




DanCElInEno class: 1/18, 1/21–1/26, 2/13–2/18, 3/29–4/10

aGES: 8 – 10 32366 Jan 9 – may 22 Saturday 12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

aGES: 11 – 18 32365 Jan 9 – may 22 Saturday 10:35 a.m. – 11:35 a.m.

KID SMaRt: SElF-DEFEnSE & SaFEtY tRaInInGAges: 5 – 12Ultimate Martial Arts 147 Hamel Road; HamelDon’t know what to do when approached by a harmful stranger or the local bully? learn quick responses to ‘no win’ situations, how to get out of holds, what to say and how to take action. participants will receive courage medals and a self-defense booklet. Instr: tom Malone.

Course #: 31863

Date: Mar 6

Day: Saturday

time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.


Bass Lake Playfield5450 Northwest Blvd Day: Saturdaytime: 9:15 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.Cost: Res $66 non-Res $76

Course #: 32060


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KID FuAges: 5 & UPBass Lake Playfield 5450 Northwest BlvdBuild strength, flexibility, balance and confidence in this fast-paced activity. learn proper techniques and traditional styles of Shaolin Kung Fu. Classes are fun and non-competitive; parents are welcome to join. offered through national Martial arts assoc.


BEGInnER

Course #: 32452


Day: tuesday

time: 5:30 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.

Course #: 32453


Day: tuesday

time: 5:30 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.

WHItE – YElloW SaSH

Course #: 32106


Day: tuesday

time: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Course #: 32107


Day: tuesday

time: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

oRanGE SaSH & up

Course #: 32108


Day: thursday

time: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Course #: 32109


Day: thursday

time: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

SHoSHIn RYu JuJItSu FoR YoutHAges: 7 – 12Shoshin Ryu Martial Arts 13605 27th AveIncrease self confidence, inner strength, attention, coordination and balance. a non-competitive martial art with primary emphasis on self-defense. Incorporates a variety of skills and forms including throws, strikes, blocks and kicks. Instr: Brian Combo

Cost: Res $44 non-Res $53time: 5:15 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.

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Course #: 31846


Day: Monday

Course #: 31847


Day: Wednesday

Course #: 31848


Day: Monday

Course #: 31849


Day: Wednesday


taE KWon Do KaRatE – YoutHAges: 5 – 17Ultimate Martial Arts 147 Hamel Road; Hamellearn discipline, focus and self-defense while improving confidence, coordination and physical health. note: qualifies as physical education course for home-schoolers. Instr: tom Malone.

Day: Mondaytime: 11:00 a.m. – 11:50 a.m.Cost: Res $39 non-Res $47

Course #: 31855


Course #: 31856


Course #: 31857


aFtERSCHool SpoRtSFieldhouse 14800 34th Ave N.time: 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.Cost: Res $62 non-Res $71

BaSEBallAges: 5 – 8Co-rec program emphasizes Fun and exercise! Kids will be split into groups for fundamental skill development and break into teams for games. If needed, 5 and 6 year olds will use t’s. Cloth baseballs will be used for both programs. participants should bring their own glove.

Course #: (ages: 5 – 6) 32051

Course #: (ages: 7 – 8) 32052


Day: Wednesday

FlaG FootBall IntRoAges: 6 – 12Skill development and small group games. Skills taught: passing, catching, kicking and the strategies of offense and defense.

Course #: 32047


Day: Wednesday

SoCCER IntRoAges: 5 – 10Kids will be split into groups for fundamental skill development and then break into teams for games. Fun and exercise will be emphasized! Shin guards recommended.

Day: thursday

Course #: 32048


Course #: 32049


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FieLdHouSe guideLineSno FooD - only water allowed.• Dress appropriately - temp is 55 degrees.• Children must be picked up at the • scheduled program end time.


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WIntER BREaK – opEn GYMAges: 8 – 18Grab your family, join your friends for indoor basketball. players must supply their own basketball and wear white-soled tennis shoes only. adults accompanied by their kids are welcome. no team practices allowed.

Day: Mon, tue, WedCost: $2 at the door

Armstrong High School 10635 36th Ave N.

Date: Dec 21 – Dec 23

ages: 8 – 12 12:00 – 2:00 p.m.

ages: 13 & up 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.

Wayzata High School 4950 Peony Ln


ages 8 – 18: 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

BaSKEtBall lEaGuEGrades: 1 & 2Armstrong High School 10635 36th Ave N.Fundamentals and drills taught the first 2 classes. then kids are divided by instructors to work on team concepts and play scheduled games. Baskets are at 8 feet. t-shirt included.

Date: Jan 16 – Mar 6Day: SaturdayCost: Res $62 non-Res $71

Course #: 32151

time: 9:15 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.

Course #: 32152

time: 10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

SpoRtS FEnCInG – MuSKEtEERS Ages: 6 – 9Ice Center3650 Plymouth BlvdIntroduction to the fundamentals of fencing with the foil weapon in a non-threatening environment. Emphasis on skill building, concentration, self-discipline and fun!

Day: Wednesdaytime: 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Cost: Res $75 non-Res $86

Course #: 32232


Course #: 32233


laCRoSSE Ages: 6 – 11Fieldhouse 14800 34th Ave N.play lacrosse in a fun, safe environment. Full gear needed; body checking is not allowed. players will be divided by age and skill level. participants provide their own equipment: helmet, shoulder pads, elbow pads, mouth guards and gloves. lacrosse sticks will be provided.

SCHool’S out

Course #: 32310


Day: tue, Wed

time: 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.


BoBBlEHEaDSDay: tuesdaytime: 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.Cost: Res $62 non-Res $71

Course #: 32053


Course #: 32054


FaMIlY Fun – opEn GYMplay indoors during the cold winter months! Some play equipment will be provided but you can bring your own; no hard balls allowed. this is not an organized activity, but a place to go and play with your children.

ages: 9 & unDER 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. ages: 10 & up 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.

Wayzata High School4950 Peony Ln

Date: Jan 17 – Feb 28no class: 2/21

Armstrong High School (Mar 7 - Apr 4) 10635 36th Ave N.


Day: Sunday

Cost: $2 at the door

VollEYBall YoutH lEaGuESAges: 7 – 12Armstrong High School 10635 36th Ave N.Focus on proper volleyball techniques and team competition. Bring plenty of water and proper tennis shoes. Knee pads are optional but suggested (may be purchased on site). please arrive 15 minutes early on the first day. t-shirt included. Session will close with a tournament and awards ceremony.

Date: Jan 9 – Mar 6No class: 2-20Day: SaturdayCost: Res $147 non-Res $162

Course #: (ages 7 - 9) 32241

time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Course #: (ages 10 - 12) 32242

time: 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

FYI: t-Ball/BaSEBallInformation for summer programs will be in the march

issue of the plymouth parks &

Recreation activities brochure.

Youth athletic association

registration takes place in late

January. See page 4 for

association information.

HoCKEY - RInK RatRegistration for the outdoor rink

rat hockey program is currently

taking place for ages 5-11. program runs Fridays and Sundays

from early Jan to mid-Feb.

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tuMBlEWEEDS IAges: 4 & UPbeginners: no experience required. an introduction to: floor-jumps, leaps, turns, forward & backward rolls; vault-proper running, approach; bars-grips, hanging skills, pullovers; beam-walks, kicks, leaps.

tuMBlEWEEDS IIAges: 5 & UPPre-req pass Tumbleweeds I. Continued development of skills, focus on technique. Skills taught: Floor-cartwheels, round offs, handstands, forward rolls, turns, leaps; vault-squat-on, pop-up; bars-pullover, back hip circles, dismounts; beam-leaps, forward rolls.

pRE-tuMBlERSAges: 6 & UPPre-req instructor approval. For gymnasts who have completed 80% of the Tumbleweeds II skills and are ready for a more challenging class. Skills taught: Floor-intro to intermediate dance skills, round off rebounds, front walkovers; vault-pop-ups; bars-pullovers, back hip circles, glides; beam-leaps, jumps, turns.

tuMBlERS IAges: 7 & UPPre-req pass Pre-Tumblers. Skills taught: Floor-intermediate dance skills, round off rebounds, front and back walkovers; vault-pop ups, hand stands; bars-glides, front & back hip circles, sole circles; beam-mounts, dismounts, turns, leaps, jumps.

tuMBlERS IIAges: 7 & UPPre-req pass Tumblers I. Intermediate gymnastics technique is strongly emphasized. Skills taught: Floor-front & back handsprings, tumbling series, advanced dance skills; vault-handstand, handspring; bars-glide kips, sole circle dismounts; beam-cartwheels, roundoff dismounts, handstands.

aCRoBatSAges: 8 & UPPre-req instructor approval. Skills taught: Floor-complex dances, aerials, handsprings, tucks; vault-handsprings; bars-glide kips, squat-ons, fly away dismounts; beam-back walkovers, roundoffs, handstands, aerial dismounts.

GYMnaStICS: WIntER 2010Date: Saturday, Jan 9 – Feb 27 CouRSE naME CouRSE # tIME CoSttuMBlEWEEDS I 32294 9:30 –10:15 a.m. Res $68 non-Res $78

32295 11:20 –12:05 p.m. Res $68 non-Res $78

tuMBlEWEEDS II 32296 10:20 –11:15 a.m. Res $77 non-Res $89

pRE-tuMBlERS 32297 1:40 – 3:00 p.m. Res $91 non-Res $105

tuMBlERS I 32298 12:30 – 1:50 p.m. Res $91 non-Res $105

tuMBlERS II 32299 12:30 – 2:10 p.m. Res $113 non-Res $130

aCRoBatS 32300 12:30 – 2:10 p.m. Res $113 non-Res $130

GYMnaStICS Wayzata Central M.S.305 Vicksburg Ln Recreational program with an emphasis on Fun! learn gymnastics skills in a safe and exciting environment! participants must have mastered the skills of the previous classes before advancing. t-shirt included.

aRtISt CoRnERAges: 11 – 15Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Avean art shirt is needed. Instr: Kris Holtmeyer of artistic Moments.


MoSaIC tIlESlearn how to construct a unique mosaic using potter’s clay and a variety of colored glass tiles – create your own work of art.

Course #: 32446

Date: Jan 18

GlaSS paIntInGGlass painting has become a popular and simple way to duplicate stained-glass effects. this easy technique enables you to design and paint beautiful glass art using vibrant paints.

Course #: 32445

Date: Feb 22

oCEan lIFEDraw dolphins, sharks, whales, coral, tropical fish and more with a variety of drawing supplies. add vibrant colors to make your seascape come to life.

Course #: 32448

Date: Mar 22

FIlM CaMpAges: 14 – 18lights! Camera! action! Create your own complete movie with script, media production and acting. acting experience preferred, but not required. Bring a lunch on Saturday. take home a DVD of your film. Instr: award winning writer/director, James Gambone.

Course #: 32246

Date: Feb 19, 20 & Feb 26, 27

Friday: 4:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Saturday: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Cost: $175

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Day: Saturdaytime: 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.


Course #: 32272

Date: Jan 23

Course #: 31907

Date: Feb 6

MaKEoVERAges: 10 – 18Minnetonka Community Center 14600 Minnetonka Blvd; Minnetonkalearn how to apply makeup like the professionals! Experience a make-over (make up and hair). Includes tips on hair styling, skin care, manicures, clothing and accessorizing. Make a gift box to take home (bring a shoe box). Walk away from this class with a brand new look!

Course #: 31911

Date: Feb 27

Day: Saturday

time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.


MoDElInG: poISE & poStuREAges: 10 – 18Minnetonka Community Center 14600 Minnetonka Blvd; Minnetonkalearn how to walk and model with confidence and grace. pose like a star in front of the camera as you experience a photo shoot. Includes a web page for each participant from the photo shoot!

Course #: 31912

Date: Feb 27

Day: Saturday

time: 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.


MaDE to MoVE MIDDlE SCHoolER YoGaAges: 10 – 14Bass Lake Playfield 5450 Northwest BlvdHave fun, stay fit, try new stuff and be super cool. please bring a mat, towel and water.

Day: Saturdaytime: 11:15 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Cost: Res $66 non-Res $76

Course #: 32061


Course #: 32062


YoGa FoR tEEnSAges: 11 – 18Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Avelearn the fundamentals of yoga and get a great workout! Improve muscle flexibility and strength, increase awareness, improve self-esteem and have fun! Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. Instr: Gretchen Vandeputte.

Course #: 32115

Date: Jan 26 – Mar 9no class: 2/9

Day: tuesday

time: 6:45 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.


EDuCatIonpRoKaRt InDooR RaCInG CaMpAges: 10 – 16ProKart Indoors Track 11700 Troy Ln N; Maple GroveReceive safety and driving instruction; practice sessions and qualifying races. Enjoy Grand prix Heat Racing! Closed-toe shoes required. transportation is not provided. For more info, check out www.prokartindoor.com.

Course #: 32378

Date: Dec 29

Day: tuesday

time: 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.


paIntBall @ SplatBallAges: 12 – 17Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Avetwo hours on Splatball’s indoor field! Includes all required equipment and 100 paintballs. additional paintballs may be purchased at the field ($5/100 paintballs). transportation is provided.

Course #: 32288

Date: Jan 30

Day: Saturday

time: 12:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.


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InDooR RoCK ClIMBInGAges: 12 – 18Plymouth Creek Activity Center14800 34th AveBeginner and intermediate rock climbers, come along on a trip to Vertical Endeavors in St. paul for an afternoon of rock climbing. We’ll climb for two hours with an experienced instructor. Harness and transportation are provided.

Course #: 32289

Date: Mar 13

Day: Saturday

time: 11:45 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.



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SaFEtYaMERICan RED CRoSS: BaBYSIttER tRaInInGAges: 11 – 15Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Avelearn to provide safe, responsible care for children. Develop skills in leadership, safety, basic care and first aid. Includes handbook, CD-RoM and emergency guide. Must attend both sessions; american Red Cross certificate upon completion.

note: this class fills up quickly.

Friday: 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.Saturday: 9:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.Cost: Res $68 non-Res $78

Course #: 32161


Course #: 32159


tHE loWER lEVElAges: 13 – 18Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Avelocal teen bands coming to you live—they’ll be ‘plugged in’ and totally ‘amped up!’ Exclusively for teens on select Friday nights. Snacks and beverages will be available for purchase. Seeking: talented musicians/Dee Jays in the area. Musicians interested in performing should call 763-509-5225 for further information.

Day: FridayCost: $3 at the door time: 7:00 p.m. – 10:30 p.m.

Date: Jan 15

Date: Feb 5

Date: Mar 12

teen advisory group

allow your voice to be heard! teens ages 13–18 are invited to join!

tag’s mission statement is: To give teens in Plymouth a voice by serving as a platform to better the community through teen involvement, activities and volunteering.

taG meets the 3rd thursday each month at 6:30 p.m. to help plan teen events and recommend services. Membership can be used for school community service requirements, and looks great on a college or job application.

For more info, call Erica at 763-509-5225.

taG EVEntSAges: 13 – 18Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveDay: Friday

aMaZInG GInGERBREaD ContEStunleash your creativity and come to this fun event. Compete in teams of 2 to 5 people. a basic gingerbread kit will be supplied, but you can bring extra edible decorative items desired to create an amazing house. Bonfire, s’mores and outdoor activities to follow. Bring a canned food item to donate and receive $1 off admission.

Course #: 32393

Date: Dec 18

time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Cost: $20 per team

REalItY tV MEEtS REal lIFEEver wonder how you would do on a reality tV show? Well here is your chance; get a team of 2-5 teens together to participate in competitions modeled after ‘project Runway,’ ‘top Chef,’ and ‘the amazing Race.’

Course #: 32392

Date: Mar 5

time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

Cost: $30 per team

SKatEBoaRDInG CaMp – SCHoolYEaRAges: 6 – 163rd Lair Skate Park Indoor Skatepark850 Florida Ave S; Golden ValleyBeginning to intermediate skaters: learn ollies, kick flips and more! Bring your own skateboard and helmet. Knee pads, elbow pads and wrist guards are strongly recommended. all campers receive a certificate.

note: Following camp is an optional open skate session from 1 – 9 p.m. (free for campers). lunch is available for $4 or bring your own. transportation is not provided.

Day: Mon, tue, WedCost: Res $165 non-Res $182time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Course #: 32286


Course #: 32287


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FYI: JR GolF lEaGuEalthough we are just heading into

winter, it is never too early to start

thinking about golf! Registration

for our Junior Golf league will begin

in early 2010. Juniors will be on

thursday morning starting June 17.

program at begin oaks golf (5635 Yucca lane). Contact plymouth

parks & Recreation at 763-509-5200

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aRtIStIC MoMEntSAges: 16 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveInstr: Kris Holtmeyer of artistic Moments.


poIntIllISMAges: 16 & UPpointillism has been used by some of the world’s most famous artists. a fun technique of applying and mixing ‘dots of color’ to paper. Create your own colorful composition. Be original or use simple design templates.

Course #: 32425

Date: Jan 11

aRtIStIC paRtY plannInGlearn how to incorporate art at your themed party; art activities to do at the party along with creating an artistic atmosphere. Have fun learning how to prepare a colorful and festive menu that will please any age group!

Course #: 32426

Date: Feb 15

DECoupaGEAges: 16 & UPDecoupage is back! Have fun with this creative method of decorating a surface with colorful pieces of paper. Cut or tear your papers to design an elaborate display of color. projects will then be sealed with a nontoxic liquid varnish.

Course #: 32427

Date: Mar 15

aRtS & CRaFtSSWInG, BallRooM & latIn DanCE Ages: 16 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveHave fun learning the basic steps of Swing, Foxtrot, Waltz, Salsa, polka and more from Dean Constantine and daughter, Deanna. Sign up for a session and receive free repeat or makeup lessons for two months. Walk-ins are welcome. For more info, call Deanna at 952-476-4044.

Day: Wednesdaytime: 7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.Cost: $50 per person

BEGInnERSample your first lesson for $15-with no advance payment.

Course #: 31986


IntERMEDIatEFor students who have completed the beginner level class.

Course #: 31988


DanceJEWElRY MaKInGAges: 16 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveInstr: Donna Roehl will supply all necessary tools. Supply fee of $20-$45 (depending on materials chosen) payable at class.

Day: Wednesday

CRYStal CREatIonSMake an elegant bracelet designed of Swarovski crystals! Choose from a monochromatic color scheme or a four color design. Make a pair of matching earrings if time permits.

Course #: 32388

Date: Jan 13

time: 6:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.


CRoCHEtED BEaDED nECKlaCEMake a beautiful necklace using lightweight wire and your choice of beads. Dress it up or down. no previous crocheting experience necessary.

Course #: 32389

Date: Feb 10

time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.


MotHER’S BRaCElEtCreate a custom designed bracelet that tells your life story. using Swarovski crystals in birthstone colors, make a great gift for yourself or that special Mom/Grandma in your life. please indicate birth month for each child when registering.

Course #: 32390

Date: Mar 10

time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.



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tHE loFt: FIRSt StEpS Into WRItInGAges: 18 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveExplore your stories, take first steps and strengthen your stride as a storyteller. Writing exercises will help you discover your voice in journalism, poetry, memoir and/or short fiction. Bring a copy of ‘Bird by Bird’ by anne lamott. Instr: patricia Hoolihan. Register by calling the loft at 612-379-8999 or online at www.loft.org. Class fee determined by sliding fee scale.

Date: Jan 26 – apr 13

Day: tuesday

time: 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

tWInED RaG RuG WEaVInGAges: 16 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveBuild, assemble and warp your own loom and learn weaving techniques. Bring a sharp scissors, a yard of any type of fabric and pliers to the first class. Instr: Mary perbix. $25 supply fee at the first class.

Course #: 32422


Day: Wednesday

time: 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.


CooKInG Ages: 18 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveBring your appetite! new and delicious basic cooking classes. Instr: Chef Jeff Sandino.


aSIan CuISInEBegin by making a fresh Vietnamese summer roll with nuoc cham (classic Vietnamese table sauce). next make pad thai and mussamun curry. Finish with banana fritters served with ice cream, chocolate and caramel sauces.

Course #: 32263

Date: Feb 2

Day: tuesday

tRaDItIonal SoutHERn ItalIanlearn to cook in the southern Italian tradition: panzanella, a toasted bread salad, chicken with prosciutto, gnocchi (Italian dumplings) and cannoli for dessert.

Course #: 32262

Date: Mar 3

Day: Wednesday

paSta! paSta! paSta!Start with fresh bruschetta with a creamy gorgonzola cheese before creating and sampling three pasta dishes: spaghetti and meatballs; ziti pasta (tossed with olive oil, fresh garlic, brocolli, tomatoes and chicken) and vermicelli pasta with gulf shrimp. Finish with panna cotta for dessert.

Course #: 32264

Date: apr 5

Day: Monday

EDuCatIon GERMan ConVERSatIon CIRClEAges: 18 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveEveryone is welcome to this German language and culture class. no previous language experience necessary!


Course #: 32372


Course #: 32373


GERMan FoR BEGInnERSAges: 18 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity 14800 34th Avelearn the basics of German language and culture for travel or fun! this class is a great introduction to basic German phrases. Instrs: native German speakers.


Course #: 32370


Course #: 32371


HanDWRItInG analYSISAges: 16 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Avelearn about handwriting analysis—what can be determined from a person’s handwriting and why it can change. Bring a page of handwriting on unlInED paper and a pen. there will be writing exercises but no analysis. Instr: Jack Cammarata, pres Handwriting analysis Inc.

Day: thursdaytime: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Cost: $4

Course #: 32437

Date: Jan 28

Course #: 32436

Date: Feb 25

plYMoutH’S CItY-WIDE REaD pRoGRaMthe plymouth Fine arts Council invites you to participate in its new reading initiative! the dream: to have the entire community read the same book. the book: Population: 485 by award winning author Mike perry. a sometimes funny, often meditative observation of small-town life and what’s really important. the Hope: that 3,000+ people will read perry’s book and then get together at various events to discuss it. the kick off: Monday, February 1, 2010. the Finale: Monday, april 19, 2010, primavera art Celebration. perry will give a presentation, interact with the audience and sign copies of his books.

For more info: www.ci.plymouth.mn.us or www.plymouthartscouncil.org


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JuSt paWSAges: 18 & UPWhat to bring to class: proof of Vaccination schedule (the first booster DHpp), a small non-breakable container of small soft treats or some of your puppy’s kibble, buckle collar and 4-6 foot leash (no flexi or retractable leashes, please).

We look forward to meeting you and your puppy! please no food or water 1-2 hours prior to class to help ensure no potty accidents.


puppY ElEMEntaRYDog ages: 8 - 25 weeksParkers Lake Park Co Rd 6 & Niagara Ln‘Your puppy’s first training class’—for pups who have never done any formal training. We Cover: basic obedience commands, handling exercises, biting and mouthing, potty training, distraction commands, coming when called, preventative training and beginning leash etiquette. plus, off-leash socialization playtime.

Course #: 32396


Day: Saturday

time: 9:15 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.

Course #: 32397


Day: Saturday

time: 9:15 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.

puppY JunIoR HIGHDog ages: 25 weeks - 2 yearsParkers Lake Park Co Rd 6 & Niagara Ln‘For the adolescent puppy’ for dogs that are developing unwanted behaviors and need further training. We Cover: Basic obedience using hand and verbal signals; gaining and directing your pup’s attention; coming when called; controlling the leash on walks; placement training; reliable stays; jumping up; barking and many other problem solving issues you deal with day to day.

Day: Saturdaytime: 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

Course #: 32398


Course #: 32402


puppY HuntInG ClaSS lEVEl IDog ages: 8 - 25 weeksBass Lake Playfield 5450 Northwest Blvdthis is a beginner’s level training course. all hunting breeds are welcome. Even if you don’t plan on hunting, this class will teach you how to train your working breed. We Cover: fundamentals of hunting exercises; handling and socialization; capturing and keeping your pup’s attention; leash control with proper heeling techniques; sounds, smells and distraction conditioning. We will introduce the basic tools and supplies needed. Instructed by an expert in the field.

time: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Course #: 32408


Day: Wednesday

Course #: 32414


Day: Monday

Course #: 32413


Day: Wednesday

puppY HuntInG ClaSS lEVEl IIDog ages: 25 weeks - 2 yearsBass Lake Playfield 5450 Northwest BlvdEven if you don’t plan on hunting with your pup, this class will teach you how to train with your working breed. all hunting breeds welcome, a great class for all family members. We Cover: sounds, distractions and focus through high and low distractions; learning manners around new people and other dogs; intro to proper retrievals; gentle corrections; advanced leash heeling, taking what you’ve learned on the road. Instructed by an expert in the field.

Day: Wednesdaytime: 7:45 p.m. – 8:45 p.m.

Course #: 32420


Course #: 32421


poCKEt SIZED puppY ClaSSDogs ages: 8 weeks - 6 monthsa 6-week course for mini-breeds under 10 lbs. We Cover: Biting, potty training, basic commands, coming when called, preventative training and beginning leash etiquette. along with proper off-leash socialization playtime.

Course #: 32488


Day: Saturday

time: 11:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.


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BEllY DanCInGAges: 18 & UPno experience needed to get your body moving! a joyful dance form that conditions and tones. learn step combinations and yoga dance moves. Wear comfortable exercise clothing. Dance in bare feet or ballet slippers. Bring a scarf to tie around your hips. Instr: patricia Salek.



Course #: 32116


Day: tuesday

Parkers Lake Park Co Rd 6 & Niagara Ln

Course #: 32117


Day: thursday

Boot CaMp – InDooRAges: 18 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveGet fit with a variety of activities—geared toward the individual who likes to be pushed! Guided strength, agility and endurance training made fun with non-stop movement. proper warm-up, cool-down and stretch included. Instr: Mollie Kreibich, nSCa-Cpt certified personal trainer.

Day: tuesdaytime: 6:00 a.m. – 7:00 a.m.Cost: Res $105 non-Res $116

Course #: 32211


Course #: 32212


FItnESS CaRDIo KICKBoxInGAges: 16 & UPUltimate Martial Arts 147 Hamel Road; Hameloverall physical conditioning and toning. Increase balance, endurance, strength and flexibility through this non-contact, high-intensity cardio workout. Wear comfortable clothing.


Course #: 31864


Course #: 31865


CaRDIo tonInGAges: 15 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveIncrease aerobic capacity, strength and endurance. use fitness bands and dumbbells to strengthen and tone your entire body. Flexibility work included. Bring a mat and wear comfortable clothes. Instr: aleen Waters.


Course #: 32213


Course #: 32214

Date: Mar 10 – apr 28no class 4/14

GEntlE CaRDIoAges: 16 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Avea fun low-impact cardio workout. no complicated patterns to learn, just simple non-jarring movements. Burn fat, increase your metabolism and build stronger muscles and bones. all fitness abilities welcome. please wear walking shoes and bring water. Instr: Diane Gusek.

time: 10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.Cost: Res $56 non-Res $64

Course #: 32172

Date: Jan 5 – Feb 25no class: 2/16, 2/18

Day: tue, thu

Course #: 32173

Date: Mar 2 – apr 22no class: 3/30, 4/1

Day: tue, thu

HatHa YoGaAges: 16 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveFind new ways to increase your energy! Yoga conditions and relaxes tight muscles and releases stiff joints. using breathing techniques and hundreds of different postures, your body will be challenged to properly align, strengthen, balance and relax. Modifications and challenges offered for all postures. Bring a yoga mat and water. Instr: Bonnie Dow.

Cost: Res $88 non-Res $101Day: Mon, Wed

HatHa YoGa – BEGInnER

Course #: 32253


time: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Course #: 32254


time: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

HatHa YoGa – ExpERIEnCED

Course #: 32255


time: 7:45 p.m. – 8:45 p.m.

Course #: 32256


time: 7:45 p.m. – 8:45 p.m.


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Hoop It up! Hula Hoop FItnESSAges: 16 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveHoop it up—fun fitness for everyone! Stretch, strengthen and tone your entire body while hooping to energizing music. Hoops are provided and are also available for purchase if desired. Instr: annette Fragale.

Course #: 31873

Date: Jan 12

Day: tuesday

time: 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.


JaCKI’S aERoBIC DanCInGAges: 16 & UPBeacon Academy Gym 12325 Hwy 55Fitness sport that combines the benefits of exercise with the fun of dancing. Includes stretching and abdominal work; muscle toning and strengthening; aerobic segment and cool down. We emphasize fun! Instr: Mary anne Young.

Day: Mon, Wedtime: 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.Cost: Res $72 non-Res $83

Course #: 32209


Course #: 32210


pERSonal tRaInInGAges: 15 & UPReceive one-on-one guidance and support from a certified personal trainer. Design a workout plan that is right for you including weight loss, general fitness, sports performance, body sculpting and toning, core strength, nutrition, flexibility and balance. Sessions are 60 minutes, held at either your home or a park facility (depending on availability). Small group training also available. Instr: Mollie Kreibich, nSCa-Cpt certified.

For more information or to register for personal training sessions please call 763-509-5228.

1 Session $75

6 Sessions $420 (save $30)

StRollER StRIDESAges: 18 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveCost: Res $49 non-Res $59total fitness program for moms with stroller age children. Includes power walking, body toning and your child in a stroller (no babysitter needed). Body toning equipment provided. Dress comfortably in layers as temps in dome fluctuate.

Day: tuesdaytime: 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

Course #: 32162


Course #: 32163

Date: Mar 2 – apr 13no Class: 3/30

Day: thursdaytime: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Course #: 32164


Course #: 32165


Day: Sundaytime: 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.

Course #: 32423


Course #: 32424


WalK aCRoSS aMERICaAges: 16 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveStart a walking program with us that will take you across the 50 states. a fun low impact cardio workout. Find your proper stride and posture, tone your body and condition your heart. all abilities welcome. please wear walking shoes and bring water. Instr: annette Fragale.

Course #: 31874

Date: Feb 2

Day: tuesday

time: 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.


pIlatESAges: 16 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center14800 34th AveImprove your health, posture and body composition. Firm up the stomach, thighs, hips and glutes. pilates utilizes gentle total body exercises and proper breathing techniques that will help to sculpt a new you. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a mat and water. Instr: Diane Gusek.

Day: tue, thutime: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.Cost: Res $119 non-Res $131

Course #: 32166

Date: Jan 5 – Feb 25no class: 2/16, 2/18

Course #: 32167


Day: thursdaytime: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Cost: Res $60 non-Res $69

Course #: 32168


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Course #: 32170


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Hot YoGaHatha Yoga in a hot studio! Highly accessible for all fitness levels. promotes detoxification, improves circulation and allows for deep stretching.

Day: WednesdayCost: Res $88 non-Res $101

Course #: 32180


time: 9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.

Course #: 32182


time: 5:30 p.m. – 6:45 p.m.

Course #: 32181


time: 9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.

Course #: 32183


time: 5:30 p.m. – 6:45 p.m.

VInYaSa YoGaVigorous, fun, moving yoga class for all levels in a warm room. Sun salutations, core work, hip openers.


Course #: 32176


Course #: 32177


YoGaStuDIoAges: 16 & UPCottonwood Plaza Yogastudio 3900 Vinewood LaneBring a mat, towel and water. questions? 763-557-8626 or www.yogamn.com.

WHEn pIGS FlY YoGaScared of yoga? Know you need it? Can’t see or touch your toes? this is for you! Class takes place in a warm room.

Day: tuesdaytime: 5:35 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.Cost: Res $49 non-Res $59

Course #: 32184


Course #: 32185


REStoRatIVE YoGaa gentle class to create healing in your back which is calm, soothing and stress reducing. First Sunday of each month is guided relaxation and meditation.

Day: Sundaytime: 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.Cost: Res $77 non-Res $89

Course #: 32178


Course #: 32179

Date: Feb 28 – apr 18no class: 4/4

WoRlD YoGaa fun-flowing, mixed-level class to energetic music. Sweat, detox, tone, balance and breathe. End with calming meditation music, rest and a special shoe treat!


Course #: 32174


Course #: 32175


REFoRMER pIlatES BEGInnERAges: 18 & UPPilates MN 864 E. Lake St; Wayzatathe solution to strength and flexibility. Start with a fitness assessment, then learn basic pilates exercises on the REFoRMER that will help to improve your strength, flexibility, breathing, posture, balance and alignment! Instr: pamela Hasselbring.


Course #: 32191


Course #: 32193


FRIDaY HappY HouR YoGaAges: 16 & UPCottonwood Plaza Yogastudio3900 Vinewood LaneFriday Happy Hour Yoga! Specialty classes to choose from. Bring a mat, towel and water.

Cost: Res $20 non-Res $24Day: Fridaytime: 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

YoGa BootY BallEta fun mix of yoga, ballet, cardio endurance, strength training and meditation.

Course #: 32186

Date: Jan 8

DEtox YoGaYoga in a heated room with postures that will help detoxify your body.

Course #: 32188

Date: Mar 12


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ZumbaAges: 16 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center14800 34th Avean exciting new workout that’s sweeping the nation! Zumba is easy, aerobic and lots of fun. Dance fitness that fuses latin rhythms with easy-to-follow moves. a dynamic, complete body workout with an emphasis on arms, legs, abdominal and the most important muscle—the heart! Instr: luisa Fuentes-tuel.


ZuMBa – lEVEl 1Day: Mondaytime: 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.

Course #: 31830


Course #: 31832


Day: Wednesdaytime: 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Course #: 31831


Course #: 31833


ZuMBa – lEVEl 2Day: tuesdaytime: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Course #: 32257


Course #: 32258


12 poIntS FoR BEttER HEaltHAges: 18 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Avelearn how to reduce pain, stress and anxiety through acupressure. Stimulating certain pressure points on your body can improve your immune system and increase energy—creating a mind/body balance.

Course #: 32252

Date: Jan 13

Day: Wednesday

time: 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.


FaCIal ExERCISE It REallY WoRKS!Ages: 16 – 60Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveSeminar on Facial Exercise geared for women. Just like the rest of your body, the face has muscles that can be tightened to lift up what gravity pulls down. Sagging jowls, droopy eyelids, turkey neck and more can be corrected through a 4-minute workout. please bring a small stand-up mirror; instruction booklet provided.

Course #: 32250

Date: Jan 14

Day: thursday

time: 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.


EnlIGHtEn up! ExploRInG YoGaAges: 16 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Avea great, quirky, fun film that allows you to explore the world of yoga through a skeptic’s experiences caught on film. Includes fresh-popped popcorn and lemonade. Sponsored by YogaStudio.

Course #: 32190

Date: Feb 6

Day: Saturday

time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.


lauGHtER YoGaAges: 16 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Avelaugh yourself healthy! laughter releases beneficial hormones within our bodies. Stress is reduced, blood pressure drops and your immune system is boosted. laughter is a gentle exercise which we combine with yoga breathing to give you optimum benefit. no bendy poses or balancing. Wear loose, comfy clothes. Instr: Mary Margaret anderson, laughter Yoga professional.

Course #: 32189

Date: Feb 9

Day: tuesday

time: 7:15 p.m. – 8:15 p.m.


FaCIal REJuVEnatIonAges: 18 – 60Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Avea holistic approach to facial rejuvenation. learn self massage techniques that help to prevent/reduce wrinkles and fine lines. Discover which natural supplements build elastin and collagen and watch an acupuncture demonstration. Instr: Vincent Valeriano, licensed acupuncturist.

Course #: 32251

Date: Feb 17

Day: Wednesday

time: 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.


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StaBIlItY Ball FItnESSAges: 16 & UPPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Avetotal body toning using a stability ball, light weights and resistance bands. Improve core strength, balance, flexibility and your general fitness level. please bring a stability ball and mat. Instr: aleen Waters.

Day: tuesdaytime: 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.Cost: Res $36 non-Res $43

Course #: 32215


Course #: 32216



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nutRItIonPlymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Ave

JuMp StaRt YouR MEtaBolISMAges: 18 & UPIs it harder to maintain or lose weight than it once was? tried several diets? learn how eating real foods in balance can help you lose weight, eliminate cravings and increase energy. nutritional Weight & Wellness, nutrition Educator. note: Course qualifies for 2.4 CEu credits for registered nurses.

Course #: 32114

Date: Jan 19

Day: tuesday

time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.


SHop SMaRtERAges: 15 & UPa fast-paced informational class on navigating the grocery store. learn tips on how to choose and store the best foods to maintain freshness for optimal health. presented by KitchenWerks.

Course #: 32261

Date: Feb 11

Day: thursday

time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.


SHoSHIn RYu JuJItSu FoR aDultSAges: 13 & UPShoshin Ryu Martial Arts 13605 27th AveIncrease self confidence, inner strength, attention, coordination and balance with this non-competitive, traditional martial art. primary emphasis on self-defense. Incorporates a variety of skills and forms including throws, strikes, blocks and kicks. Courtesy, safety and respect are integral components of this program. Instr: Brian Combo, nat’l president-Shoshin Ryu Martial arts.

Day: Mon, Wedtime: 6:45 p.m. – 8:45 p.m.Cost: Res $116 non-Res $128

Course #: 31844


Course #: 31845


SElF DEFEnSE – WoMEn’SAges: 16 & UPShoshin Ryu Martial Arts 13605 27th Avethis fun, educational course is designed to increase each participant’s skills, confidence and awareness in self-defense situations. Incorporate cutting edge ideas and strategies relating to self-defense. Identify several common every day motions and integrate them into simple, yet powerful defensive skills. Instr: Brian Combo, national president-Shoshin Ryu Martial arts.

Course #: 31850


Day: Friday

time: 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.


MaRtIal aRtS & SElF DEFEnSESHaolIn KunG FuAges: 12 & UPBass Lake Playfield 5450 Northwest BlvdJoin a fun, fast-paced, non-competitive activity that not only is aerobic but also builds muscle, flexibility, power, self-esteem and confidence. learn proper techniques and traditional styles. Class structure allows each individual to advance at their own speed.

Day: tue, thuCost: Res $96 non-Res $105

BEGInnER – YElloW SaSHtime: 7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.

Course #: 32110


Course #: 32111


oRanGE SaSH & uptime: 8:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

Course #: 32112


Course #: 32113


SElF DEFEnSE FoR FEMalESAges: 13 & UP Wayzata Central M.S. 305 Vicksburg Lnthe plymouth police Department hosts a comprehensive self defense workshop for females. plenty of hands-on learning so wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Discuss self-defense tactics, personal protective equipment (alarms, chemical sprays, stun guns, etc.) predatory crimes and sex offenders. all females welcome. Each participant receives a small can of mace.

Course #: 31259

Date: Mar 24

Day: Wednesday

time: 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.


FYI: WoMEn’S GolF lEaGuEalthough we are just heading into

winter, it is never too early to start

thinking about golf! Registration for

our Women’s Golf league will begin

in early 2010. Womens league will

be tuesday morning starting May 4.

program at begin oaks golf (5635 Yucca lane). Contact plymouth

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BaDMInton aDult opEn GYMAges: 16 & UPWayzata High School4950 Peony LnWe supply the net and the birdies; you supply the racket. this is not a league; players organize their own games. punch cards with 10 visits may be purchased for $30.

Date: Dec 7 – apr 19no Class: 12/28, 1/18, 2/15, 3/22

Day: Monday

time: 7:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.


DoDGEBallAges: 18 & UPWayzata High School 4950 Peony LnStill have what it takes to be the last person standing? teams can be any ratio of men and women. Semi self-officiated league. Call 763-509-5200 for details.

Course #: 32145

Date: Jan 4 – Mar 8no class: 1/18, 2/15

Day: Monday

time: 7:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Cost: $140 per team

FEnCInGAges: 10 & UPIce Center 3650 Plymouth BlvdIntro to the fundamentals of fencing with the foil weapon. More than a game, fencing requires self discipline. attacking, defense, timing and tactics are all integrated into this beginning class. a great work out and fun for the family. all equipment provided. Come dressed comfortably (wear long pants). Call 763-509-5200 for details.


Course #: 32234


Course #: 32235


BaSKEtBall 3-on-3 lEaGuEAges: 18 & UPArmstrong High School10635 36th AveHalf-court unofficiated basketball. teams supply their own ball. Call 763-509-5200 for details.

Day: WednesdayCost: $85 per team

Course #: 32140


time: 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Course #: 32141


time: 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

BaSKEtBall 5-on-5 unoFFICIatED lEaGuEAges: 18 & UPArmstrong High School 10635 36th AveFull court; no referees, call your own fouls. We supply a time keeper. leagues are formed based on returning teams’ past performance (2 or 3 divisions). new teams placed in a the lower division unless request to play up. Supply your own ball. Call 763-509-5200 to register or for details.

10 GaMES

Course #: 32142


Day: Monday

time: 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Cost: $160 per team

8 GaMES

Course #: 32143

Date: Mar 29 – May 17no class: 4/5

Day: Monday

time: 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Cost: $120 per team

SpoRtSCpRAges: 15 & UP Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th AveCertification through the american Heart association, the recognized leader in resuscitation science and training.

Day: Saturday

aDult anD CHIlD CpR: HEaRtSaVERClass covers CpR and choking. lecture will cover signs and symptoms and personal protection equipment. Demonstration, explanation and skills practice.

Course #: 32139

Date: Jan 16

time: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.


InFant CpR: HEaRtSaVERClass covers CpR and choking for infants up to 18 months. lecture will cover signs and symptoms and personal protection equipment. Demonstration, explanation and skills practice.

Course #: 32137

Date: Jan 30

time: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.


Course #: 32138

Date: Mar 13

time: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.


HEaltH CaRE pRoVIDER CpR/aEDCpR for the health care professional, nurses and EMS personnel. lecture will cover signs and symptoms and personal protection equipment.

Course #: 32136

Date: Feb 20

time: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.


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InDooR GolF RanGEAges: 18 & UP Plymouth Creek Activity Center 14800 34th Ave

Date: Jan 6 – May 19

Day: Wed, Fri

time: 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Cost: $4 half bucket/$7 full bucket

noontIME InStRuCtIonAges: 16 & UPFieldhouse Golf Area 14800 34th AveYou will work on your short game with chipping and mid-irons and on your total game with long-irons and woods.

Day: WednesdayCost: Res $95 non-Res $109

Course #: 32438


time: 11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Course #: 32429


time: 12:45 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Course #: 32428


time: 11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Course #: 32439


time: 12:45 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Day: FridayCost: Res $95 non-Res $109

Course #: 32440


time: 11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Course #: 32431


time: 12:45 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Course #: 32430


time: 11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Course #: 32441


time: 12:45 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

SoCCER

InDooR opEnAges: 19 & UPFieldhouse 14800 34th AveGood sportsmanship required. no slide tackling or overly aggressive play. Shin guards are required. teams will be formed on site by captains. pre-registration required.


Co-REC ExpERIEnCED plaY

Course #: 32039

Date: Dec 28 – Feb 15

Day: Monday

Course #: 32041


Day: Monday

Co-REC RECREatIonal plaY

Course #: 32040

Date: Dec 30 – Feb 17

Day: Wednesday

Course #: 32042


Day: Wednesday

MEn’S InDooR oFFICIatED lEaGuEAges: 19 & UPFieldhouse 14800 34th Aveteams will play 6 vs 6 plus a goalie. two or three divisions—based off of competition level. Returning teams may be moved up. Championship t-shirts awarded. Roster limit is 16.

Day: thursdaytime: 9:00 p.m. – 12:15 a.m.

8 WEEKS

Course #: 32037


Cost: $850 per team

7 WEEKS

Course #: 32038


Cost: $780 per team

VollEYBall

aDult opEn GYMAges: 18 & UPWayzata High School 4950 Peony Lnpick up volleyball. Balls and net set up provided. this is not a league; players organize their own games. punch card with 10 visits may be purchased for $30.

Course #: 32146

Date: Dec 9 – apr 14no class: 12/23, 12/30, 3/3, 3/24

Day: Wednesday

time: 7:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.


Co – REC unoFFICIatED lEaGuES3 men and 3 women per team on the court (4 player minimum). teams call their own violations. Roster limit is 12.

Wayzata High School 4950 Peony Ln

Course #: (10 Weeks) 32130


Day: thursday

time: 7:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Cost: $150 per team

Armstrong High School Aux. Gym 10635 36th Ave



Day: Friday

time: 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Cost: $150 per team


Date: apr 8 – May 20

Day: thursday

time: 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Cost: $105 per team

aDult SoFtBall lEaGuESInformation will be available in early

January. please contact the parks

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all classes, unless otherwise indicated, will be held at:

plymouth Creek activity Center14800 34th ave

WEt-Into-WEt WatERColoR“Capture the Essence of Flowers” is the theme for this 2-day workshop with world renowned artist, Gail Speckmann. Focus on color, texture, shape, rhythm and her saturated paper theory which she wrote about in her book Wet-into-Wet Watercolor (Watson-Guptill). Register by Dec 29.

Course #: 32199


Day: Wednesday

time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Cost: $81

ContInuInG JoYS oF WatERColoRFocus is on the development of each student’s personal style. Demos, handouts, discussions and individual attention. Bring own watercolor supplies. Instr: Kathleen parker.

Day: tuesdaytime: 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.Cost: $37

SESSIon 1

Course #: 31271


SESSIon 2

Course #: 31272


SESSIon 3

Course #: 31273


aRtS & CRaFtS

IntRo to WatERColoR WoRKSHopFinish a painting in each session! use instructor’s patterns. Individual help. no drawing required. Bring supplies if you have them or use instructor’s for $3 materials fee. Instr: Kathleen parker.

Day: thursdayCost: $15 time: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

SnoWY lanDSCapE

Course #: 31947

Date: Jan 28

olD MIll In WIntER

Course #: 31948

Date: Feb 25

FRoStED WInDoW WItH BIRD

Course #: 31949

Date: Mar 25

SpRInG FlInG WatERColoRFloral painting workshop with mid-summer flowers in their garden habitat. We will have print-outs and fresh flowers. Some experience required. Supply list available. Instr: lois Myers.

Course #: 32458

Date: Mar 31

Day: Wednesday

time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Cost: $20

HolIDaY noRWEGIan RoSEMalInGExplore telemark Rosemaling! learn about the history. paint ‘S’ and ‘C’ scrolls using a fun and easy method to create a colorful holiday work of art! Register by Dec 9.

Course #: 31935

Date: Dec 16

Day: Wednesday

time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Cost: $35

SuMIE paIntInGSumie painting is a unique style of Japanese brush, water based painting. one brush stroke carries from light to dark shading. Customs and philosophy are part of class. Materials cost is $36. authentic supplies from China or Japan will be available for purchase. Instr: Marion Brown.

Day: tuesdaytime: 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Course #: 32118


Cost: $20

Course #: 32119


Cost: $25

oIl paIntInG-tRY It onCEExperience oil painting. the goal is to see if oil painting could become a new hobby. You will be guided through the entire painting process from mixing to completing a small painting to bring home. You can rent a shared set of oil paints for the day for $5, but you must bring your own canvas and brushes. Instr: Michele Combs.

Course #: 32133

Date: Jan 20

Day: Wednesday

time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Cost: $12

oIl anD aCRYlIC paIntInG Experience the thrill of creating your own painting. Instructor will demonstrate and teach composition, paint application and color mixing to complete your masterpiece. all levels welcome. Call for supply list. Instr: Michele Combs.

Course #: 32046


Day: Wednesday

time: 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Cost: $55


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aRMCHaIR tRaVEl GERManYthis armchair travel Germany slide show by Helen Mcnulty will focus on Bavaria, Black Forest and Rhine River. German treats served.

Course #: 31933

Date: Jan 12

Day: tuesday

time: 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Cost: $4

BEGInnInG BRIDGE-BooK 2(pre-req: Book 1) learn the basics of playing bridge. Book 2 is required and can be purchased at class. Instr: Mignon nearmyer.

Cost: $40

Course #: 32120


Day: tuesday

time: 6:45 p.m. – 8:45 p.m.

Course #: 32121


Day: thursday

time: 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

BRIDGE-SHuFFlE DEal & plaYpractice what you have learned in class. also get a little instruction on the latest rules and play under the eye of an expert bridge master. Instr: Mignon nearmyer.

Cost: $25

Course #: 32123


Day: tuesday

time: 6:45 p.m. – 8:45 p.m.

Course #: 32122


Day: thursday

time: 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

EDuCatIon CoMputER EDuCatIonWinter session offers classes to interest every level of user. You may bring your own laptop, but please let us know if you will be doing this when you register. Register ahead, limited seating.

Cost: $20

VERY BEGInnERWhat is a mouse? learn the very basics such as deleting text and opening e-mails.

Course #: 32467


Day: tuesday

time: 12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

DIGItal CaMERa 101Basic camera info and operation. learn how to delete photos, download images to a computer, set up a file system for quality and e-mailing images. Instr: Ron timm.

Course #: 32475


Day: Wednesday

time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

RESEaRCH YouR GEnEaloGYlearn how to find sites on the web to assist your research to find your family history. Bring your own laptop if you like. please inform us of this when you register ahead. Instr: tracy Crocker.

Course #: 32465


Day: Wednesday

time: 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

CoMputER BEGInnER IIlearn about e-mail and internet applications. this class is for beginners. Instr: Roger Meyer. Register ahead.

Course #: 32464


Day: Wednesday

time: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

MEEt tHE autHoRMeet an author. Hear about the writing and publishing of their books.

laRRY lItMan – ZoEY’S StoRYauthor and plymouth resident, larry litman will share stories from his second book, which is about Zoey, his black labrador. Zoey is a service dog larry and his wife adopted. Register by Mar 23.

Course #: 31954

Date: Mar 25

Day: thursday

time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Cost: $4

It’S all aBout CoMMunItYour communities are important to our lives. this series will focus on various aspects of local communities.

time: 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.Cost: $4

a VIEW oF plYMoutH’S RICH HIStoRYCovers plymouth’s early history from its formation as a township in 1858 through the early 1960’s. the presentation is fast-paced with pictures and interesting facts about plymouth’s lakes, churches, schools, businesses and organizations. presenter: Gary Schiebe, plymouth Historical Society. Register by Jan 4.

Course #: 31901

Date: Jan 7

Day: thursday

quEEnS oF tHE MuSIC MaCHInES – tHE anDREWS SIStERSthe BBC produced a great tV program on the andrews Sisters, natives of Mound, Mn. the program highlighted their 14 year career and covered over 30 song performances. presenter tom Rockvan, acquaintance of patty andrews, will show a DVD of the program (not available in the u.S.) and then answer questions. Register by Feb 19.

Course #: 31902

Date: Feb 23

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CHaIR YoGaDesigned for seniors, office workers who sit all day, and those who require an alternative form of exercise. Restores flexibility, balance and strength. Certified Instr: Debbie Haon.

Day: Mondaytime: 9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.

Course #: 31914


Cost: $48

Course #: 31915


Cost: $40

loW IMpaCt aERoBIC DanCInGFitness sport that combines the health and figure benefits of jogging with the fun of dancing. all routines are approved by fitness experts and complement each other in a safe manner. We emphasize the fun! Instr: Mary anne Young.

Day: Wednesdaytime: 9:45 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.Cost: $14

Course #: 31944


Course #: 31945

Date: Feb 10 – Mar 10no class: 2/24

Course #: 31946


taI CHI CHIHKey benefits are: improved balance, flexibility, circulation, muscle tone; increases energy, reduces stress and chronic pain. Instr: Mary lee Rich.

Cost: $36

BEGInnER

Course #: 31938


Day: Mondayno Class: 2/15time: 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Course #: 31936


Day: tuesday

time: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

aDVanCED BEGInnERS

Course #: 31941


Day: tuesday

time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Cost: $36

IntERMEDIatE

Course #: 31942


Day: tuesday

time: 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Cost: $36

YoGa/EaSYEnjoy a soothing stretch journey celebrating life with body, mind and spirit! Strengthens and conditions muscles as it relieves stiff joints and aids balance and breath. all postures have modifications. please bring a yoga mat. Instr: Bonnie Dow.

Day: Fridaytime: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

Course #: 31899


Cost: $43

Course #: 31900


Cost: $27

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lIFE oF aBRaHaM lInColnthe story of abraham lincoln from birth thru his assassination. presenter: Roger Hoel. “Make your own sandwiches” served. Register by Feb 9.

Course #: 31822

Date: Feb 11

Day: thursday

time: 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Cost: $8

GREat DECISIonSSponsored by the Foreign policy assoc and the Minnesota International Center. Beverages provided; bring a lunch.

Day: thursdaytime: 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.Cost: $4

tHE u.S. anD RISInG poWERSWill rising powers in the 21st century change the global balance of power? Mark Welter presents. Register by Jan 19.

Course #: 31950

Date: Jan 21

EGYpt In tHE 21St CEntuRYHow will Egypt deal with serious domestic issues? presenter: Basma Ibrahim-DeVries. Register by Feb 16.

Course #: 31951

Date: Feb 18

EnERGY anD tHE GloBal EConoMYare there any realistic alternative energy scenarios? presenter: Roger prestwich. Register by Mar 16.

Course #: 31952

Date: Mar 18

FEnG SHuI FoR HEaltH anD balanceFor seniors and Baby Boomers only. learn the ancient Chinese art of placement and practical ways to use Feng Schui Bagua. Register by Mar 8.

Course #: 32400

Date: Mar 11

Day: thursday

time: 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Cost: $5

ContaInER GaRDEnInGGet ready for spring! Heidi Heiland from lifestyle Gardens, well-known for her unique container plant combinations, will present on this topic. Register by Mar 15.

Course #: 32033

Date: Mar 19

Day: Friday

time: 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

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StRatEGIES FoR lEaVInG YouR loSSESthe longer we live, the more losses we will accumulate. losses are an unavoidable part of life, but the same is not true of loneliness and despair. You can increase your skills at adapting to losses. time does not ‘heal all things,’ but you can learn to heal yourself—over time. Join us for good discussion, sharing and insight. Facilitator: Warren Watson, MSW, lGSW, from Relate Counseling Center.

Course #: 32380

Date: Feb 17

Day: tuesday

time: 9:30 a.m. – 10:30 p.m.

Cost: $3

HolIDaY GlIttERS DanCE WItH DICK MaCKo tRIotea, sandwiches, cookies/bars, punch and coffee served. Sponsor: Ridgepointe of Minnetonka Senior apartments.

Course #: 31932

Date: Dec 2

Day: Wednesday

time: 1:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

pre-Registration: $7

at the door: $8

poEtRY REaDInG & tRuFFlESBring a favorite love poem to share, or just sit back and enjoy. Variety of coffees and delicious truffles will be served. Facilitator: al naylor. Register by Feb 4.

Course #: 32043

Date: Feb 9

Day: tuesday

time: 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Cost: $4

WIntER tEa talKSWe will serve tea and treats following a speaker of varied interests throughout the winter months.

MuSIC oF SoCIal CHanGE CIVIl RIGHtS MoVEMEntDr. Martin luther King and his followers provided the context for many songs of social justice, (i.e., Blowin in the Wind). Join us as we recall the struggles and triumphs of those dangerous but hopeful times. Vern Bloom and Maria Brown use lecture, film clips and sing along song sheets and guitar accompaniment. Register by Jan 15.

Course #: 32416

Date: Jan 19

Day: tuesday

time: 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Cost: $8

tHE MISSISSIppI - alWaYS MoRE to KnoWpat nunnally of the university of Minnesota will share the lessons of history regarding the Mississippi. He will bring in regional themes, historical and contemporary stories and a passion for his topic. the format is interactive, share as you like. tea and treats will be served. Register by Feb 18.

Course #: 32415

Date: Feb 25

Day: thursday

time: 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Cost: $8

DaD’S BElGIan WaFFlE BREaKFaStall you can eat “made from scratch” waffles, served hot right off the griddle. a variety of syrups and toppings. Sausages, coffee and juice also served.

Date: Feb 7

Day: Sunday

time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

ages: 5 & up $6 at the door

ages 4: & unDER $4 at the door

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EntERtaInMEnt-MontHlYplymouth Senior Services provides entertainment each month.

WIntER pICnICWhy not enjoy a picnic indoors? We will serve a bottle of non-alcoholic sparkling apple wine, a baguette, cheeses and a sweet dessert. Musical Entertainment by Colleen Wold Heibler. Register by Jan 22.

Course #: 31706

Date: Jan 27

Day: Wednesday

time: 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Cost: $8

GIRlFRIEnDS GEtaWaYWinter blahs got you down? let’s celebrate being a woman with our retreat for women only. there will be a delicious soup and sandwich lunch and fun guest speakers. More info coming soon, call 763-509-8580. Register by Feb 23.

Course #: 31709

Date: Mar 3

Day: Wednesday

time: 10:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Cost: $14

RuSSIan DInnERthe chef from Freedom pointe of Minnetonka will be making an authentic Russian meal. limited seating. Register by Mar 19.

Course #: 31708

Date: Mar 23

Day: tuesday

time: 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

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Trips are open to all area seniors. Please submit an emergency contact person and their phone number when registering. Please list the names, addresses and phone numbers of all individuals in your party when registering. Trips depart from: Plymouth Creek Activity Center, 14800 34th Ave.

HIStoRIC lanDMaRK CEntER & MuSICEnjoy a Schubert Club Courtroom concert featuring local performing artists. tour the american association of Woodturners Gallery and/or the Schubert Clubs pianafortes and musical scores display. lunch on your own at anita’s Café. Register by Jan 14.

Course #: 31157

Date: Jan 28

Day: thursday

time: 10:15 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Cost: $20

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ValEntInE lunCHEonHead off in a motorcoach bus for lunch with your sweetie or with friends. Register by Feb 2.

Course #: 31163

Date: Feb 12

Day: Friday

time: 10:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Cost: $28

paVEK MuSEuM & laKEWooD CHapEla tour and presentation of the lakewood Chapel, lunch at the Vescio’s Italian restaurant and a tour of the pavek Museum of Broadcasting. Register by Feb 15.

Course #: 31162

Date: Mar 4

Day: thursday

time: 9:45 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Cost: $49

tuRtlE laKE CaSInoCatch the action and fun. Receive $5 cash upon arrival. Must provide full mailing address and date of birth in advance. Register by Mar 1.

Course #: 32011

Date: Mar 16

Day: tuesday

time: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Cost: $6

DEaD SEa SCRollS at tHE SCIEnCE MuSEuM

See the omnitheatre film of arabia. then have a special exhibit tour of the Dead Sea Scrolls. a once in a lifetime opportunity —this display will not be shown in any other u.S. city. lunch on your own in the Elements Cafe or Chomp Deli. Register by Mar 25.

Course #: 31161

Date: apr 8

Day: thursday

time: 9:45 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Cost: $47

aaa DRIVInGSpecifically for drivers 50 & over. all drivers 55 & over, (upon completion of the course) are eligible for a 3-year, 10% discount on their auto insurance. no test given—everyone passes. Refreshments provided. Fee collected at class: $20 refresher/$24 regular class (checks only please, no cash or credit cards accepted). aaa offers its members a $3 class discount. Find the coupon in the bi-monthly Home and Away magazine.

You must register with AAA for these classes, by calling the toll free number: 1-888-234-1294.

DatE tIME

tue, Dec 8 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

tue, Dec 15 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Wed, Jan 6 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

tue, Jan 26 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Wed, Feb 10 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

tue, Feb 23 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Wed, Mar 3 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Mon, Mar 15 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

thu, Mar 25 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

SaFEtY DIxIE SWIM CluB at tHE olD loG tHEatREa new comedy about five southern women whose friendship began on their college swim team and spanned over 33 years. Food choices when registering: Walleye, Smoked pork Chop, Vegetarian lasagna, Chicken Breast. Register by apr 1.

Course #: 31159

Date: apr 15

Day: thursday

time: 11:45 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Cost: $49

SoutH paCIFIC at tHE oRDWaYthe winner of seven 2008 tony awards including best musical revival. Considered one of the greatest musicals ever written. Register by Mar 1.

Course #: 31158

Date: May 5

Day: Wednesday

time: 6:30 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.

Cost: $84

tRIpS WItH SEnIoR CoMMunItY SERVICESCall 952-541-1019 to register.

FloRIDa

Jan 27 – Feb 10 $1850

tExaS

Feb 11 – 25 $1850

aRIZona

Feb 13 – 14 $2100

nEW oRlEanS

Mar 19 – 27 $1250

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SEnIoR aDultS CluBS & GRoupS• plymouth parks & Recreation sponsors a wide variety of activities on an on-going basis for Senior adults.

• If you have questions about an activity, please contact the plymouth Creek Center at: 763-509-5280.

• all activities in this section meet at the plymouth Creek Center (14800 34th ave).aCtIVItY MEEtInG DatES tIMES aDDItIonal InFoRMatIon FEE

antiques & Collectibles last Wednesday each month 7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. arlene: 763-559-9636 YES

art Studio Every Friday 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. no instructor; group is self-directed. Bring your own supplies and easel. no

Book Club 1st Wednesday each month 1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Marge: 763-475-0273 no

Computer Group 4th Wednesday each month 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. John: 763-557-8087 no

Conversation Circle/ESl

2nd Monday each month 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Inge: 763-557-0505; all English as a Second language speakers welcome. no

Current Events Group Every thursday 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. alice or Walter: 763-559-6662 no

1st Monday Card Club 1st Monday each month 12:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. laddie: 763-544-8300; play “500.” YES

Handycrafters 2nd & 4th thursday each month 12:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Fran: 763-559-9316 no

Men’s Club 4th tuesday each month 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Mike: 763-961-7355 YES

needle arts 1st & 3rd thursday each month 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Kay: 763-577-0753 no

plymouth Carvers Every thursday 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Don: 763-544-2037 YES

plymouth Senior Club 3rd Monday each month 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Marty: 763-541-1761; catered lunch followed by meeting, bingo and cards. YES

Story time players 1st & 3rd tuesday each month 1:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Dorothy: 763-473-3437 no

Writers Workshop 4th tuesday each month 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Gene: 763-559-3597 no

500 Cards Every Friday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. laddie: 763-544-8300 YES

Bridge Group Every Wednesday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Diane: 763-473-6047 YES

Evening Bridge Every Monday 6:30 p.m. – 9:15 p.m. Diane: 763-473-6047 YES

Cribbage Every thursday 12:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. peggy: 763-476-4307 YES

Mah Jongg Every thursday 12:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. norma: 763-476-9838 no

over 55 Singles Group Dates Vary times Vary 763-509-5280 YES

plymouth Rockers Every Monday 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Marilou: 763-473-4404; chorus – adults over age 55 (no auditions). YES

SERVICES Blood pressure Check 1st tuesday each month 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Clare Bridge of plymouth nurses no

Caregiver Support Group

3rd Wednesday each month 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Susan Makela: 763-509-5284 no

Foot Care Clinic* 1st tuesday each month 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Happy Feet: 763-560-5136 YES

Medicare/Insurance Help*

2nd Wednesday each month 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 763-509-5280 no

tax aide Every Wednesday 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. 763-509-5280 no

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SWIM REGIStRatIonRegistrations are on a first-come-first-serve basis, until classes fill. If you are unsure of proper swimming level placement, please call 763-509-5200 for assistance.

note: Swimming registration is not accepted via our automated phone system (touch-tone), or in person at the pool. Registration options are listed below.

on-lInE REGIStRatIon: WWW.CI.plYMoutH.Mn.uSRegistration begins: December 8th at 12 a.m.

pHonE anD WalK-In REGIStRatIonRegistration begins: December 15th at 8 a.m.

In-person Registration office hours are:

• 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Mon, Wed, thu, & Fri • 8 a.m. – 6 p.m., on tuesday.

Registering by direct phone call or mail:

• 763-509-5200 (during office hours) • 3400 plymouth Blvd; plymouth, Mn 55447

REFunD polICYClass withdrawals/transfer requests must be made no less • than 3 business days prior to first class.a $5 service fee is retained on each requested refund.• We will transfer once for free. Each add’l transfer: $5.• Exceptions may be made in the event of an injury or serious • illness. a doctor’s note may be required. We cannot guarantee a spot will be available for transfers or • class advancements. no refund will be given for a single cancelled class due to • circumstances beyond our control.

SWIM lESSon polICIESall staff are Red Cross certified; lifeguards are on duty.• low student to instructor ratios.• proper placement in the correct swim level is critical - please • read the class descriptions on page 45 carefully.Children are tested at the first lesson to assure proper • placement. If your child is registered incorrectly and space is not available at the appropriate level, a partial refund will be issued.all levels include water safety.• When classes fill, a waiting list is started.• lesson schedule subject to change due to registrations or • instructor availability.

FRIDaY nIGHt opEn SWIM SCHEDulE

Schedule subject to change: times posted at the pool, or by calling 763-509-5200.

time: 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.

Cost: Family of four $10 Individual $3

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Wayzata East Middle School

11-2012-412-11*

1-8 1-22 1-29

2-5 2-19 2-26

3-5* 3-12 3-19

4-16 4-23 4-30

* Not sure of your swimming level? A Red Cross Certified Swim Instructor will be available to check students’ swim levels at Open Swim on Friday, Dec 11 and March 5.

opEn SWIMlap lane available.• non-swimmers/Children under 36” must be accompanied • by an adult. parents/adults must directly supervise children six and • under.a swim test is required before individuals can use the deep • end and diving board.parents/adults may not catch kids off the diving board. • Individuals must be able to go off the board and swim to the side by themselves.

FaMIlIESEnjoy swimming together! Bring toys, noodles and life • jackets (no waterwings/inflatable swim suits). Family rates available.•

pool REntalEnjoy the pool with your group, club or organization. Wayzata East and West pools are available for rental. the fee is $85/hour & includes two lifeguards. large group will be charged for additional guards.

Call 763-509-5200 at least two weeks in advance!note: rentals are dependent on lifeguard & pool availability. no Sunday rentals.

30 minute private lessons are available for both youth and adults. lessons are offered based on pool space

and instructor availability. Call 763-509-5200 for more information and availability.


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proper placement in the appropriate level is critical to your child’s success. please read the descriptions carefully. Child must meet level’s age requirement by first day of class and must have successfully completed the prerequisite indicated.

Tight fitting plastic pants required over Little Swimmers (or similar) if child is not toilet trained. no diapers. please note: Instructors may check to ensure you are following this policy!

InFant/toDDlERAges: 6 months – 30 monthsStructured classes focusing on water adjustment activities, supported movements, water safety, basic swimming skills, and safe use of flotation devices (toddler). one parent/adult must accompany child in the water.

paREnt/CHIlD pRESCHoolAges: 24 months – 4 years For children who are not comfortable in the water on their own. Same content as preschool 1 (Water adjustment); at least one parent/adult accompanies the child in the water.

pRESCHool 1: WatER aDJuStMEntAges: 3 – 5Student/instr ratio 4:1. Independent swimmers learn basic skills including: edge kicking, edge bobbing underwater, edge bubble/listen, rhythmic breathing intro, front float and glide with support, back float with support, back float with arm movement supported, beginner stroke supported, jump entry assisted.

pRESCHool 2: FunDaMEntal SKIllSAges: 3 – 5 (pre-req: preschool 1 or equivalent) Student/instr ratio 4:1. Independent Swimmers expand basic skills: edge kicking/bobbing, edge rhythmic breathing, unsupported front & back float and front glide – face in, back float with arm movements, beginner stroke width of lane (6 ft), proper entry/ kickboard use/jump entry unassisted.

pRESCHool pluS: StRoKE IntRoDuCtIonAges: 4 – 5 (pre-req: preschool 2) Student/instr ratio 4:1. For preschool 2 graduates who are ready for beginner/combined stroke, front & back crawl in an age appropriate class. Skills are similar to level 2 in a fun, preschool atmosphere.

lEVEl 1: IntRo to WatER SKIllSAges: 5 & UP Student/instr ratio 5:1. Developing comfort in the water. objectives: water adjustment, fully submerge face & blow bubbles for 3 seconds, front float unsupported & back float supported, front and back kicking supported, supported arm and leg action.

lEVEl 2: FunDaMEntal SKIllSAges: 5 & UP (pre-req: preschool 2/level 1) Student/instr ratio 5:1. objectives: fundamental skills; breath control, rhythmic breathing, unsupported front and back float/glide with recovery (5 sec), front and back flutter kick, combined stroke on front 15 ft, combined stroke on back 15 ft, tread water.

lEVEl 3: StRoKE DEVElopMEntAges: 6 & UP (pre-req: level 2) Student/instr ratio 6:1. Build on fundamentals through guided practice. objectives: jump & dive in deep water, front crawl 15 yds, elementary backstroke 15 yds, backstroke 10 yds, butterfly kick/body motion, survival float 30 sec.

lEVEl 4: StRoKE IMpRoVEMEntnew curriculum: level 4 is now divided into two classes.

BaSIC lEVEl 4.0Ages: 6 & UP (pre-req: level 3) Student/instr ratio 6:1. objectives: deep water skills, diving, underwater swimming, survival swim, front & back crawl 25 yds, elem. backstroke 15 yds, endurance swim 50 yds; tread water 1 min, introduces breast stroke.

IntERMEDIatE lEVEl 4.5Ages: 6 & UP (pre-req: level 4.0) Student/instr ratio 6:1. objectives: deep water skills; standing front dive; underwater swim, surface dives; survival swim; refine front & back crawl; butterfly, breaststroke, and sidestroke 15 yds each, elem. backstroke 25 yds, endurance swim 150 yds, combined skills with jump, swim & float, tread water 2 min.

lEVEl 5: StRoKE REFInEMEntAges: 8 & UP (pre-req: level 4.5 or instructor recommendation) Student/instr ratio 7:1. objectives: Refines front & back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke & elem. backstroke; introduces sidestroke and advanced skills: (long shallow dive & underwater swim, surface dive); flip turns; elem. backstroke, front crawl, back crawl 50 yds; butterfly; enurance swim 150 yds; breast stroke; sidestroke 25 yds, tread water 5 min., combined skills.

lEVEl 6: FItnESS SWIMMERAges: 8 & UP (pre-req: level 5) Student/instr ratio 7:1. Refines strokes for efficiency/power over distance, teaches water safety/basic diving skills. objectives: diving board approach with jump tuck; front/back crawl, and elementary backstroke 100 yds; butterfly, breaststroke & sidestroke 50 yds, flip turns, fitness swimming introduction.

BEGInnER SWIMMInG FoR aDultSAges: 15 & UP Focus on basic swimming skills and comfort in the water. Develop fundamental swim skills, basic stroke development and safety. Instr/student ratio 1:3.

aDult BEGInnER FItnESS SWIMMInGAges: 15 & UP pre-req: Swim 25 yds, comfort in deep end and able to tread water. Continue to build basic swimming skills and comfort in the water while swimming for fitness. Instr/student ratio 1:4.

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WIntER SWIMMInG SCHEDulEWaYZata EaSt MIDDlE SCHool | 12000 RIDGEMount aVE

Please enter through doors marked “Comm Ed/Pool” on south side of building.

DatE: monday,Jan 11 – MaRCH 15no Class: 1/18, 2/15

tHurSday,Jan 14 – MaRCH 11

Saturday, Jan 23 – MaRCH 20

no Class: 2/13

CoSt: $57 $64 $57

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Infant/toddler 12:00 – 12:35 p.m. 32309

parent/Child 7:00 – 7:35 p.m. 32311 7:00 – 7:35 p.m. 32312 9:45 – 10:20 a.m. 32313

pre-School 1 6:10 – 6:45 p.m. 32320 6:10 – 6:45 p.m. 32322 9:00 – 9:35 a.m.10:30 – 11:05a.m.

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pre-School 2 6:10 – 6:45 p.m. 32324 6:10 – 6:45 p.m. 32325 11:15 – 11:50 a.m. 32326

pre-School plus 6:10 – 6:45 p.m. 32327

level 1 6:50 – 7:30 p.m. 32328 6:50 – 7:30 p.m. 32329 12:00 – 12:40 p.m. 32330

level 2 6:50 – 7:40 p.m. 32237 6:10 – 7:00 p.m. 6:50 – 7:40 p.m.

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11:00 – 11:50 a.m. 12:00 – 12:50 p.m.

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level 3 7:45 – 8:35 p.m. 32340 7:45 – 8:35 p.m. 32341 9:00 – 9:50 a.m. 11:00 – 11:50 a.m.

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level 4.0 - Basic 7:45 – 8:35 p.m. 32344 9:00 – 9:50 a.m. 32345

level 4.5 - Intermediate 7:45 – 8:35 p.m. 32346 10:00 – 10:50 a.m. 32347

level 5 7:45 – 8:35 p.m. 32348 10:00 – 10:50 a.m. 32349

level 6 7:45 – 8:35 p.m. 32350

adult Beginner 1:00 – 1:50 p.m. 32307

adult Fitness Swimming 1:00 – 1:50 p.m. 32308

ManDatoRY oRIEntatIonDatE tIME loCatIon

tue, Dec 29 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. plymouth City Hall3400 plymouth Blvd

Sat, Jan 2 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Wayzata East pool12000 Ridgemount avetue, Jan 5 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

WatER SaFEtY aIDEAges: 14 & Up(pre-req: level 5 card or can perform equivalent skills. Must be responsible and enjoy working with kids.)

School-year apprentice program for those interested in assisting swim instructors and possible future employment with the City of plymouth’s aquatic program (must be 14 years old and complete 20 volunteer hours to apply).

Course includes: role modeling and assigned responsibilities; teaching techniques; level requirements; and emergency procedures. Receive certification upon successful completion. Students should bring a 3-ring binder to class.

Course requirements:

Must attend all mandatory orientation dates listed 1. on the top table to right.

Register for one of the student teaching options 2. listed on table to right (Mon, tue or Sat). options on the bottom table to right.

Must complete entire student teaching session. 3. one excused absence allowed.

Cost: $60

StuDEnt tEaCHInG optIonS no class: 1/18, 2/13, 2/15

DatE tIME CouRSE #

Mon, Jan 11 - Mar 15 6:00 p.m. – 7:40 p.m. 32351

thu, Jan 14 - Mar 11 6:00 p.m. – 7:40 p.m. 32352

Sat, Jan 23 - Mar 20 8:50 a.m. – 10:50 a.m. 32353

Sat, Jan 23 - Mar 20 10:50 a.m. – 12:50 p.m. 32354


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CuttInG EDGE SKatE SCHoolIce Center 3650 Plymouth Blvdthis program is taught year-round by professionals and certified instructors who are committed to providing a quality experience for all.

learn to Skate Classes (10 weeks)

SKatInG lEVEl DESCRIptIonS

BEGInnER (aGES: 4-6 YEaRS)For children that have never been on the ice.

BEGInnER/IntERMEDIatE (aGES: 4-6 YEaRS)For children that have skated a little and are learning to walk on the ice (should know how to fall down/get up).

BEGInnER/aDVanCED (aGES: 4 & up)Must have passed Beginner/Intermediate. For children who have been on the ice and are starting to glide.

pRE-alpHa lEVEl 1 (aGES: 7 & up)For children that have very minimal skating experience.

pRE-alpHa lEVEl 2one foot glide, right/left, two foot glide, forward and backward swizzles, backward wiggle.

alpHa Must have passed pre-alpha. Forward stroking and crossover (both directions), one foot snowplow stop.

BEta Must have passed alpha. Backward stroking and crossovers, t-stop (right/left foot, outside edge).

GaMMa Must have passed Beta. left/Right forward outside one foot 3 turn, left/Right forward inside open Mohawk combination, hockey stop.

DElta Must have passed Gamma. left/Right forward inside one foot 3 turn, forward inside/outside edges, bunny hop, lunge or shoot the duck.

FREEStYlE 1-6Must have passed Delta. advanced figure skating lessons.

aDultSBeginner through advanced levels using basic skills program listed above.

SpECIal nEEDSFor a skater who has any disability or special need.

HoME SCHool ClaSSFor any skaters who are home schooled.

IntRo to pRIVatE lESSonS15 minute private lesson followed by 15 minute practice session.

ICE SKatInG

REGIStRatIonRegistrations are on a first-come-first-serve basis, until classes fill. Registrations will not be accepted after the second week of the session. please contact the Ice Center at 763-509-5250 with questions.

RESIDEnt BEGInS:December 8th at 12 a.m.

non-RESIDEnt BEGInS:December 15th at 12 a.m.

Rec-Connect: www.ci.plymouth.mn.us• ttR (763-509-5381)• In-person/by phone (763-509-5250) • during regular office hoursMail (3650 plymouth Blvd)•

CanCEllatIon polICYStudents wishing to withdraw must notify • the Ice Center at 763-509-5250.Class withdrawals/transfer requests must • be made no less than 3 business days prior to first class. there is a $5 handling fee on all refunds. • Exceptions may be made in the event of • an injury or serious illness. a medical note may be required.

GEnERal InFoRMatIonall skaters MuSt be at least 4 years old • by the start of the class – no exceptions will be made. there are no make-up days. • participants receive a “FREE” open-skating • punch card, valid through the registered session’s end. Ice Skating Institute member rink• Rental skates – available for $2/lesson.• advancement is possible in basic skills • skating.parents are • not allowed on the ice during class time.professional instructors are available for • private lessons. Contact Char at 763-509-5264.Information line: 763-509-5255•

SaFEtY CoRnERBeginning levels are required to wear • helmets.Skaters will benefit more from a lesson • with proper skates. We prefer boots be of leather rather than vinyl, and they should have strong ankle support. Blades should be of high tempered steel, and properly sharpened. double runners are not allowed.It is important to be warm and • comfortable while skating. Dress in layers and wear mittens or gloves. no shoes allowed on the ice.•


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31916 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 10:15 – 10:45 a.m.

31917 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 4:45 – 5:15 p.m.

31918 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 5:30 – 6:00 p.m.

31919 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 6:00 – 6:30 p.m.

BEta

31920 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 10:15 – 10:45 a.m.

31921 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 6:30 – 7:00 p.m.

GaMMa

31922 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 10:15 – 10:45 a.m.

31923 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 6:30 – 7:00 p.m.

DElta

31924 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 10:15 – 10:45 a.m.

31925 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 6:30 – 7:00 p.m.

FREEStYlE 1 – 6

31926 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 6:30 – 7:00 p.m.

HoME SCHool ClaSS

32093 tue, Jan 19 – Mar 23 12:30 – 1:30 p.m.

SpECIal nEEDS – BEGInnER

31927 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 4:15 – 4:45 p.m.

SpECIal nEEDS – aDVanCED

31928 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 4:45 – 5:15 p.m.

aDultS – BEGInnER

31834 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 11:30 –12:00 p.m.

aDultS – aDVanCED

31835 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 11:30 –12:00 p.m.

Fall 2009: lEaRn to SKatE ClaSSES

CouRSE # DatE tIME

BEGInnER

32065 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 9:45 – 10:15 a.m.

32066 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 11:00 – 11:30 a.m.

32067 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 11:30 – 12:00 p.m.

32070 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 4:15 – 4:45 p.m.

32069 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 4:45 – 5:15 p.m.

32068 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 6:00 – 6:30 p.m.

32063 tue, Jan 19 – Mar 23 10:00 – 10:30 a.m.

32064 tue, Jan 19 – Mar 23 1:00 – 1:30 p.m.

BEGInnER/IntERMEDIatE

32075 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 9:45 – 10:15 a.m.

32076 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 11:00 – 11:30 a.m.

32077 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 11:30 – 12:00 p.m.

32078 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 4:15 – 4:45 p.m.

32079 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 4:45 – 5:15 p.m.

32080 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 5:30 – 6:00 p.m.

32081 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 6:00 – 6:30 p.m.

32071 tue, Jan 19 – Mar 23 10:00 – 10:30 a.m.

32072 tue, Jan 19 – Mar 23 10:30 – 11:00 a.m.

32073 tue, Jan 19 – Mar 23 1:00 – 1:30 p.m.

32074 tue, Jan 19 – Mar 23 1:30 – 2:00 p.m.

BEGInnER/aDVanCED

32084 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 9:45 – 10:15 a.m.

32085 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 11:00 – 11:30 a.m.

32086 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 11:30 – 12:00 p.m.

32087 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 4:15 – 4:45 p.m.

32088 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 4:45 – 5:15 p.m.

32089 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 5:30 – 6:00 p.m.

32082 tue, Jan 19 – Mar 23 10:30 – 11:00 a.m.

23083 tue, Jan 19 – Mar 23 1:30 – 2:00 p.m.

pRE – alpHa lEVEl 1

32102 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 11:00 – 11:30 a.m.

32103 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 11:30 – 12:00 p.m.

32104 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 4:15 – 4:45 p.m.

32105 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 6:00 – 6:30 p.m.

pRE – alpHa lEVEl 2

32097 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 9:45 – 10:15 a.m.

32094 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 11:00 – 11:30 a.m.

32098 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 11:30 – 12:00 p.m.

32099 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 4:45 – 5:15 p.m.

32096 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 5:30 – 6:00 p.m.

32095 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 6:00 – 6:30 p.m.

32100 tue, Jan 19 – Mar 23 10:30 – 11:00 a.m.

32101 tue, Jan 19 – Mar 23 1:30 – 2:00 p.m.

WIntER 2009/2010lEaRn to SKatE ClaSSES CoSt: RES $110 non-RES $121

ContRaCt ICEthis is a good opportunity for skaters to practice or to take private lessons. If interested, please contact us at 763-509-5250 to register. If space is available, walk on’s will be accepted: $14/hour

please note: Coaches who are Skate School instructors will not be charged to teach on contract ice. all others pay for ice time. this program is taught year-round by professionals & certified instructors who are committed to providing a quality experience for all.CouRSE # DatE tIME CoSt

32091 Sat, Jan 16 – Mar 20 9:00 – 9:45 a.m. $90

32092 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 21 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. $120

IntRo to pRIVatE lESSonS

32490 Sun, Jan 17 – Mar 20 5:30 – 6:00 p.m. $150


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REGIStRatIon polICIESall course fees must be paid at time of registration. • Registrations are not accepted at program site unless stated.• We reserve the right to cancel programs if needed. Full refunds • will be issued if a class is cancelled by the City. Waiting lists will be started if classes fill. additional programs • may be formed if possible. Withdrawal/refund requests must be made no less than • 3 business days prior to the first class. a $5 service fee is retained on each requested refund. Exceptions may be made for serious illness or injury. a doctor’s note may be required. Class transfers are available and must be made no less than • 3 business days prior to the first class.there are no refunds for missed classes or for withdrawing after • the stated 3 business day policy.Receipts are not mailed out. to receive a receipt, include a • current e-mail address or a self-addressed-stamped envelope with your registration.Financial assistance (for those who qualify) forms are available at: • www.ci.plymouth.mn.us or by calling 763-509-5200.questionable weather?•

programs may be cancelled due to weather. • Call 763-509-5205 for a recorded message about cancellations, or • visit: www.ci.plymouth.mn.usClasses held in a school are cancelled only if that school closes. •

WIntER REGIStRatIon InFoRMatIonResident Registration Begins: • dec 8th at 12 a.m.non-Resident Registration Begins: • dec 15th at 12 a.m.Swimming Registration Begins: • dec 8th at 12 a.m.

on-lInE REGIStRatIon: WWW.CI.plYMoutH.Mn.uSuse your participation # and Family pIn to register on-line 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! pay with VISa or MasterCard.

ttR pHonE: 763-509-5381use your participation # to register. pay with VISa or MasterCard. not available for swimming registrations.

In-pERSon REGIStRatIon: (during office hours) 3400 plymouth Blvd; plymouth, Mn 55447Mon-Fri: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. tue: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.

pHonE: 763-509-5200(during office hours) pay with VISa or MasterCardMon-Fri: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. tue: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.

MaIlED REGIStRatIonS3400 plymouth Blvd; plymouth, Mn 55447

REGIStRatIon FoRMparticipant(s) name(s):

Street address: City: Zip:

parent/Guardian: Home phone: ( ) Work phone: ( )

E-mail address: Cell phone: ( )

please list any allergies or special needs that may affect participants:

paRtICIpant’S naME BIRtHDaY GEnDER CouRSE # CouRSE naME loCatIon StaRt DatE

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In consideration of your accepting this entry, I hereby waive, for myself and my heirs, any and all rights for claims for damages I may have against the City of Plymouth and its representatives for any and all injuries from whatever cause suffered by the participant in the indicated activity. I understand that the City of Plymouth may use one or more photographs that picture me or my dependents taken at programs for publicity purposes.

Signature: Date:

Fee paid Date paid Check (Check #: ) For office use only: Entered By

plEaSE CIRClE: VISa MasterCard CREDIt CaRD nuMBER – – – Exp. DatE

plEaSE REtuRn REGIStRatIon FoRMS to: plymouth parks & Recreation | 3400 plymouth Blvd | plymouth, Mn 55447 phone: 763-509-5200 | Fax: 763-509-5207 | www.ci.plymouth.mn.us/recreation


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Co-pRESEntER

City of plymouth

DIaMonD GuaRantoR

new Reflections aveda Spa

the Mosaic Company

platInuM

Community Bank plymouth

plymouth lions Gaming

prudential Financial

Solos pizza Cafe, Inc.

GolDEn

4 Seasons Family Chiropractic Clinic

Center national Bank

Citizens Independent Bank

Health Source of plymouth

JlW Design

M&I Bank plymouth

noodles & Company

omega lithograph, Inc.

urban Communications

u.S. Bank

SIlVER

anchor Bank, n.a.

Bremer Bank

Chipotle

Holiday Companies

precision Graphics

St. philip the Deacon lutheran Church

SRF Consulting Group, Inc.

the Curtis l. Carlson Family Foundation

turck, Inc.

xcel Energy Services, Inc.

Youngstedt’s of Wayzata, Inc.

Wells Fargo Bank, n.a.

BRonZE

associated Bank, n.a.

Charles lazarus

Culver’s of plymouth – Dave and Sally Rech

Daily printing, Inc. (D.p.I.)

Deltak, l.l.C.

Gearty-Delmore Chapel

Grand Casino Hinckley/Mille lacs

Maxxon Corporation

pella Windows and Doors, Inc.

primrose School of West plymouth

RJM Construction

tCF national Bank

GuaRantoR

acorn tax & Financial Services, Inc.

Christopher J. Salon

Edina Realty plymouth office

Heidi’s lakeshore Garden’s, Inc.

Jeff Maas associated Insurance agents, Inc.

Judie anderson’s Secretarial Service, Inc.

Kennedy Vision Health Center

Mark J. Beltrand, C.p.a.

McCombs Frank Roos associates, Inc.

Mcquay International

Messerli & Kramer, p.a.

Messiah united Methodist Church

Minnesota orchestra

niceVixenGems.com

paul Meyer architects, Inc.

providence academy

Radisson Hotel & Conference Center

Roger Fazendin Realtors, Inc.

Sandcon, Inc.

Starbucks Coffee

South lake pediatrics

the Goddard School

upsher-Smith laboratories, Inc.

ContRIButER

ace Electrical Contractors, Inc.

Brueggers Bagels

Church of St. Mary of the lake

Coldstone Creamery

Construction Results Corporation

Cub Foods

Daniel Schroeder – State Farm Insurance

Dr. Corey Jensen, Smile Design Dentistry

Funfar landscaping, llC

Harbor Dental, p.a.

Herb’s Servicenter

Holy name Church

Home Mortgage Consultants, Inc.

Instrument Control Systems, Inc.

latuff ’s pizzeria

leiningerCpa, limited

loftus ornamental Iron, Inc.

lundell Manufacturing Corporation

lunds

Marc a. Carranza Company limited

national Indepenent Brokers

oakwood Square

plymouth Gun Club, Inc.

pressworks, Inc.

quest Development, Inc.

Sid’s Discount liquors

Signature Electric Company

West Financial Credit union

Yogastudio in plymouth

Zero-Max Motion Control products

FRIEnDS oF tHE lEaGuE

BRonZE

tom and Marianne Davis

GuaRantoR

Duane and Marilynn paulson

David and norma porter

Joel Spoonheim and lani Willis

James and Barbara Willis

ContRIButER

Jens and laurie ahrens

peter and Cheryl albrecht

Dennis and Mari – Ellen Bobel

John Babcock

Steven and lisa Gross Crees

Robert and Sandra Erickson

In Memory of Herbert and Jean Gumz

David and Joanne Heegaard

Jay and Sandy Hewitt

ted and Cindy Kopacek

Charles lazarus and Mele Willis

Christopher and Kari Marshall

Karla K. Miller

lisa l. olsen

Gary and terri Schultz

Richard and nancy Shaeffer

David and Kelli Slavik

Jacqueline H. Smith

Bob and Sharon Stein

James and Sally Strand

al and nancy tank

Ed and Barbara thode

orlan and Corella thorbeck

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CItY oF plYMoutH3400 plymouth Blvd.plymouth, Mn 55447–1482

Mon – Fri: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.tue: 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

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tHuRSDaYDECEMBER 31, 20096 pM - 9 pM

Get caught up in the celebration: JuMp, SlIDE, GlIDE, SplISH, SplaSH and DaSH into

the new Year with your loved ones. this fun-filled family event includes SKatInG,

SWIMMInG, MuSIC, CRaFtS, opEn GYM, InFlataBlES, FooD and entertainment!

plymouth Ice Center/lifetime Fitness Complex | 3650 plymouth Blvdenter at plymouth ice Center

For more information contact plymouth parks & Recreation at 763-509-5200 or on-line: www.ci.plymouth.mn.us

pre-regiStration FeeS:(Before 4:30 p.m. on Thu Dec 31)ageS 2 to aduLtS: $9kidS under 2: Free

at-tHe-door FeeS:

ageS 2 to aduLtS: $12 kidS under 2: Free

Skating SwimmingInflatables MusicCrafts

Food Entertainment

* * * * Celebrate the year 2010 with your family! * * * *

winter 2010 activities guide

Documents

voice mail

parks recreation office

plymouth ice center

event information

parks recreation eric

registration information

recreation divisiondiane

recreation leisure line