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Creating Community through People, Parks and Programs See page 8 for summer schedule See page 8 for summer schedule See page 8 for summer schedule Summer 2012 Events and Classe Summer 2012 Events and Classe Summer 2012 Events and Classe Parks & Recreation and Arts Center RBOR BSERVANCE & T REE ALE The City is hosting its 5 annual tree and shrub sale. Now through April 23, you may order bare root (not potted) trees and potted shrubs. Residents may also want to consider purchasing an American Sentry Linden tree(s) as a donation to (Potted 24-32” tall) Autumn Blaze Maple, $42 #5623 Compact American Viburnum, $24 #5631 Black Hills Spruce, $39 #5628 Gray Dogwood, $23 #5632 Japanese Lilac, $44 #5622 Nannyberry, $24 #5633 Prairiefire Crab, $27 #5626 Red Twig Dogwood, $23 #5634 Red Oak, $43 #5624 Regent Serviceberry, $24 #5635 River Birch (3 stem clump), $31 #5630 Swamp White Oak, $42 #5627 Donate a Linden tree, $38 #5629 Recreation & Family Programs NSIDE HIS SSUE Free Family Fun Fest, Fishing, Bowling......3 Recreation Programs................................4-9 Nature Programs at Ritter........................6-7 DVERTISE UTURE ROCHURES Thanks to the advertisers in this publication. From Yours to Mine pg. 9 Lakeville Football Association pg. 17 Dakota County Library Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation pg. 18 Lakeville Gymnastics pg. 18 Lakeville Community Education pg. 20 Taste of Lakeville pg. 20 Dryland Hockey Northfield Hospital & Clinics pg. 24 A+ Driving School pg. 24 FamilyHealth Medical Clinic pg. 25 Lakeville Orthodontics pg. 25 Just for Kix pg. 25 Family Swim School pg. 26 Ratzlaff Homes Lakeville Community Education pg, 27 City of Lakeville pg. 27 Creating Community through People, Parks & Programs ISSION TATEMENT safe, proficient means of managing park areas and provide diverse recreation opportunities in order to for Lakeville residents. NNUAL OUTH ISHING ONTEST OCATION ARK The Family Fun Fest is also a AKEVILLE AMILY OWL OUTH OWLING OCATION AKEVILLE AMILY OWL now to experience bowlin g at its best. Bowling Recreation Programs & Field Trips ERMIT . & OCATIONS - N ARK , 17100 I PAVA ARKVIEW ARK , 6833 G ATH RAIRIE ARK , 18179 K INGSWAY ATH Kamp Kermit has been a hit for over 20 years! Kamp Kermit is a place where kids can be Dates M/W 9-11:30 a.m. June 11-July 11 North Park 5396 (no class July 2 & July 4) M/W 12:30-3 p.m. June 11-July 11 North Park 5397 (no class July 2 & July 4) T/TH 9-11:30 a.m. June 12-July 12 Prairie Lake 5398 (no class July 3 & July 5) M/W 9-11:30 a.m. July 16-Aug. 8 North Park 5399 M/W 12:30-3 p.m. July 16-Aug. 8 North Park 5400 T/TH 9-11:30 a.m. July 17-Aug. 9 Parkview 5401 UST FOR EAST WEST OCATIONS - P ARKVIEW ARK , 6833 G ATH RAIRIE ARK , 18179 K INGSWAY ATH Our awesome summer staff requested the opportunity to surprise you by implementing a program that is just for girls that they believe you will love. Sign up now and be surprised! Dates Tues. 12:30-2:30 p.m. Ju ne 12-July 24 Parkview (no class July 3) #5403 Thurs. 12:30-2:30p.m June 14-July 26 Prairie Lake (no class July 5) #5404 ORSIN ROUND OCATION - OLDEN IDGE TABLES 8315 190 Giddy up! Golden Ridge Stables in unique “hands-on” experience to children to the horses! We’ll cover breeds, safe ty, leading, tying and other “horsey” topics. Then, each child will saddle-up and learn basic riding skills. Limit of eight riders per session. For Creating Community through People, Parks & Programs OUTH NRICHMENT EAGUE AMPS UMMER LITZ HESS OCATION ARKVIEW ARK , 6833 G ATH Igor Rybakov is the 2010 Minnesota Chess Coach of the year! He has coached STATE CHAMPIONS and has 20 years of experience teaching chess. Students will expand their knowledge and develop their understanding of strategy CIENCE XPLORER AMPS ATERPILLAR OCATION ITTER ARM ARK ELC, 19300 R ITTER RAIL Our earth is a wonderful adventure just waiting for you! As a caterpillar camper, you will begin a new IKE The moon is nearly full with plenty of light to search for and hopefully see Ritter Farm Park. Dress for the All ages, families encouraged Fri., April 6, 7 p.m. $5 per family #5432 ATURE Nature Programs OUTH ORTY RCHERS - Y OUTH RCHERY ESSONS OCATION RCHERY ANGE www.southfortyarchers.com Kids will be trained by certified instructors on the proper safety aspects of archery and the technical usage of archery equipment. For the beginner classes, South Forty Archers will supply a bow for you or you may bring your own. If you need to use a South Forty Archers bow please indicate on the registration or right-handed. For the intermediate class, participants must supply their own bow and arrows. Ages 9-17 (youth registrants only) Beginner Classes June 7-28, 5-6:30 p.m. #5421 June 7-28, 7-8:30 p.m. #5422 July 12- Aug. 2, 5-6:30 p.m. #5423 Intermediate Class July 12- Aug. 2, 7-8:30 p.m. #5424 ANDING OCATION AZEBO Join Mark Newstrom and Roger Everhart of North Central Bird Observatory for an up-close and personal look at wild birds. In this ongoing research project, the public will help capture birds using nets and affix leg bands to the birds. Birds will then be released. It’s a birds. Event will take place rain or shine. All ages, families encouraged, youth must be accompanied by an $2/per person 10 & older for children under 10 May 20 Aug. 19 Sept. 9 Sept. 16 ATURE ROGRAMS ITTER OCATION ITTER ARM ARK , 19300 R ITTER RAIL AKO NVIRONMENTAL EARNING UNLESS NOTED Offerings are taught by experienced staff who love teaching about the world around them while having lots of fun! Sign up early Dress for the outdoors and wear bug spray, sunscreen, long pants and sturdy shoes. Bring a backpack, water bottle and snacks. Bring a lunch for all-day camps. ITTER ROGRAMS NSTRUCTOR ATURALIST EWBAUER Creating Community through People, Parks & Programs OREL ISCOUNT ICKELODEON NIVERSE RISTBANDS OCATION ALL MERICA LOOMINGTON the Parks & Recreation Department: Save on three- and five-hour unlimited ride wristbands, not available to the general public. Great for families, friends, birthday parties and special outings! Prepare yourself for the wild ride ahead! 3-hour wristband, $20 5-hour wristband, $22 ITTLE Creating Community through People, Parks & Programs Paid Advertisement OUSEHOLD AZARDOUS ASTE Central Maintenance Facility 9740 201 For a list of acceptable items call 952-985-4400 INNESOTA RONMAN ICYCLE IDE Ride begins and ends at For more information, go to www.IronmanBikeRide.org or call 651-251-1495 Tennis, Wakeboard & Football YNCH ENNIS AMPS OCATION ENTURY IDDLE CHOOL , 18610 I PAVA Creating Community through People, Parks & Programs OCATIONS OULDER LENBOROUGH John Elasky PGA Professional Cost includes 9-hole round of golf, balls, handouts and equipment if needed. Limit 10 kids per group. RYSTAL NNSBROOK AKEVILLE Sheryl Maize Teaching Professional & TPI Level 2 Golf Instructor & TPI Level 3 Junior Coach Cost includes balls, handouts and equipment if needed. ERITAGE INKS UCERNE LVD AKEVILLE UNIOR ESSONS OCATION OULDER An introductory program fo r young people to learn the fundamentals of the golf swing, putting, chipping and full swing. All Dates M,W 3:30-4:30 pm May 14, 16, 21, 23 8-12 5523 M-Th 1:30-2:30 pm June 11-14 8-12 5524 T-Fr 1:30-2:30 pm June 19-22 8-12 5525 M-Th 1:30-2:30 pm June 25-28 11-15 5526 M-Th 1:30-2:30 pm July 9-12 8-12 5527 T-Fr 2-3 pm July 17-20 8-12 5528 M-Th 2-3 pm July 23-26 8-12 5529 M-Th 2-3 pm July 30-Aug. 2 8-12 5530 M-Th 1:30-2:30 pm Aug. 6-9 8-12 5531 $80/person - Limit of only 8 golfers per session UNIOR OCATION ERITAGE INKS These camps are fun and create enthusiasm for the game of golf. This camp will teach proper fundamentals and basic skills, educate juniors on basic rules and golf Dates T,Th 12:30-1:25 p.m. May 15, 17, 22, 24 5534 M,W 6:15-7:10 p.m. May 14, 16, 21, 23 5535 W 6-6:55 p.m. May 30, June 6, 13, 20 5536 W 6:15-7:10 p.m. July 11, 18, 25, Aug. 1 5537 T 5:15-6:10 p.m. July 24, 31, Aug. 7, 14 5540 $100/person - Limit of 8 golfers per session ESSONS DULT LASSES OCATION ENTURY IDDLE CHOOL , 18610 I Classes are for ages 17 and older and held on four Friday evenings. Ente r on the lower level and take a quick right into the gym. Beginner to Intermediate Classes: Each dance session teaches different dance steps. Sign up for one, two or all three. Instructor Larry Ablin. UMBA OXTROT Salsa, Rumba and Foxtrot, and the two-step are the main dances that work for any music event such as rock and roll, country, ballroom, weddings and parties. Based on who is in class, it will be taught so everyone can understand. $47 per couple/per session April 13, 20, 27 & May 4 6:30-7:30 p.m. #4939 Rumba 7:45-8:45 p.m. #4940 Foxtrot 9-10 p.m. #4941 Sports Unlimited Camps INI SPORT AMPLER OCATION ORTH ARK Mini-sport helps children explore t-ball, soccer, soft lacrosse, flag football and Creating Community through People, Parks & Programs KATEBOARD OCATION OSEMOUNT ARMINGTON ARK Join us for a kickin’ time at skateboard camp! Sports Unlimited skating professionals are coming to Farmington and Rosemount for an BMX C OCATION OSEMOUNT ARK CHWARZ OND ARK , 13787 D ODD LVD The BMX Bike Camp is designed for ages 10-17; from beginners to the more experienced. The BMX group will learn how to tune in their skills at the park, as well as learn a few new ones. Riders will learn how to bunny hop, spin, disaster, drop in and more. For the more experienced riders, there will be skill sessions on how to 360, foot-jam, Ice-pick, and tail-whip! We're hoping to bring in a pro in for the last day of camp to show you awesome tricks. Local amateur rider Michael Ryan will be the Instructor. So bring CHEDULE Floor Hockey 9 a.m.-noon #5566 Intro LAX, ages 5-7 9 a.m.-noon #5541 Intro LAX, ages 8-12 9 a.m.-noon #5575 Mini-sport Sampler 9 a.m.-noon #5557 Multi-sport Camp 1-4 p.m. #5573 Soccer ages 5-7 9 a.m.-noon #5572 Soccer ages 8-12 9 a.m.-noon #5543 Skateboard (Rsmt) 9 a.m.-noon #5559 T-ball Camp 9 a.m.-noon #5562 Choose your path to fitness OUR AKEVILLE Grab your bike and join our volunteer Lakeville. The tour focuses on -O-P ROG OCATION ASPERSON ARK , 19720 J UNO RAIL The running course will take you along the beautiful west side of Lake Marion. Race includes a 1-mile and a 4-mile run, and a 1/2-mile Fun Run for kids. Categories are divided by age, gender and race length: 9 and under, 10-11, 12-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, and 70 and over. Results will be available after the races. Prizes and race medals will be awarded at the conclusion of the runs. Sat., July 7, 6:45 a.m. registration 4-mile: 7:45 a.m. start 1-mile: 8:45 a.m. start $16/pre-register on or before July 3, $24/register after July 3 Both 4- & 1-mile $18/pre-register for both 4- & 1-mile race on or before July 3 $24/register after July 3 1/2-mile Fun Run: 8:30 a.m. start (no registration necessary) Sponsors: Runner’s Gate, Life Wellness, Bruegg er’s, Run ‘N’ Fun, Anytime Fitness SORR G ROUND OUNDERS RAND ERIES The South of the River Recreators (SORR) Ground Pounders Grand Prix is a series of runs sponsored by hosting also at the end of the series. Additional race and registrati city’s Parks & Recreation Department. Day Sat., June 2 Sat., June 16 Wed., July 4 Lakeville Rosemount Sat., Oct. 27 UTDOOR ITNESS Creating Community through People, Parks & Programs ENWOOD RAILS ISC OLF OURSE OCATION ENWOOD RAIL IDDLE CHOOL , 19455 K ENWOOD RAIL AKEVILLE A NEW 18-hole disc golf course is opening this spring in Lakeville! Staff worked with a well-known local disc golf course designer to create a very picturesque and challenging 18-hole course at Kenwood Trail Middle School. Thank you to the Joe Miller family for donating NTLERS 9740 201 3 picnic shelters with electricity, picnic tables, grills Swimming beach Playground equipment 6 sand volleyball courts 1 youth-sized ball field 2 horseshoe pits Modern restrooms ASPERSON UNO RAIL 3 picnic shelters with electr icity, picnic tables, grills Playground equipment Public boat launch Sand volleyball court Modern restrooms AST OMMUNITY 1 picnic shelter with electricity, picnic tables, grill Playground equipment Tennis courts 1 youth-sized ball field ITTER ITTER RAIL 1 picnic shelter with electricity, picnic tables, grills Ed Mako Environmental Learning Center Archery (members only) Equestrian trails Cross-country ski trails ALLEY Learn to Skate UESDAY KATING CHEDULE UNE . 7, 2012 ( LESSONS EGISTRATION STARTS PROGRAM # Snowplow Sam 6-6:30/6:30 p.m. #5607 Basic 1 6-6:30/6:30 p.m. #5620 P.A.L.S. 6:30-7/6 p.m. #5611 Snowplow Sam 6:30-7/6 p.m. #5619 Hockey 1-2 6:30-7/6 p.m. #5612 Basic 1 7-7:30/7:30 p.m. #5597 Hockey 1-2 7-7:30/7:30 p.m. #5618 Hockey 3-4 7-7:30/7:30 p.m. #5604 Adults 7:30-8/7 p.m. #5598 Basic 2-3 7:30-8/7 p.m. #5617 Basic 4-8 7:30-8/7 p.m. #5599 For questions on Learn to Skate, e-mail Note: Based on the skater’s abilit y, class and practice times may switch within the same hour (i.e., practice first then lesson or lesson first then practice). Fall Lessons—visit after Aug. 25 for a class list or call 952-985-4600 and we will mail you one. Learn to Skate Lakeville Arenas is excited to offer The New US Figure Skating Ba sic Skills Program. The program is geared toward recreational skaters of all ages and skill levels. Instructors will follow the skill progressions outlined in US Figure Skating Basic Skills. Skaters w ill be evaluated IGURE KATING ASIC KILLS /$125 P.A.L.S Designed for figure skaters 6 and older with little or no skating experience. Will work on forward/backward skating and BASIC 2-3: Designed for those figure skaters that have passed Basic 1 or Snowplow Sam. Will work on backward skating, turning and introduction to spins. BASIC 4-5: Designed for those figure skaters that have passed Basic 3. Will work on edges, crossovers and stroking BASIC 6,7,8: Designed for those figure skaters that have passed Basic 5. Will work and introduction to jumping. FREE SKATE 1-6: Designed for those figure skaters that have passed Basic 8. Free skate will be divided into four sections – moves in the field, dance sequence, spins and jumps. Creating Community through People, Parks & Programs PORTS OMMUNITY ONTACTS Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement Lakeville Parks & Recreation Department League Registration League Name Team Name Manager’s Name Phone (Home) (Work) Charge Visa Card # Waiver Statement: I hereby release, absolve and hold harmless the City of Lakeville, its officers, employees and agents from damage resulting from any injury incurred by me or my teammates while participating in the above mentioned programs. I/we understand that the Ci ty of Lakeville assumes no responsibility for injury before, during or after programs. Team Manager Signature DULT LEAGUES Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement Creating Community through People, Parks & Programs DAPTIVE AKEVILLE 952-985-4640 OSAIC ICTURE RAME 9:30-11 a.m. $20, #5368 EWELRY 9:30-11 a.m. $20, #5369 OTTERY Thurs., Aug. 2 & 9 9:30-11 a.m. $45, #5370 LAY WITH AINT Ages 7 & up DAPTIVE ROGRAMS Lakeville CAREs (Community Adapti ve Recreation & Education) is committed to providing recreational and educational experiences for our school-age children with special needs. Students are welcome and encouraged to bring a P.C.A. An experienced special education staff member or volunteer will be on hand. For more information or to share ideas, please call 952-985-4615 or 952-232-2150. ILD ITTER DAPTIVE ATURE OCATION ITTER ARM ARK ELC, 19300 R ITTER RAIL of animals and experience the Ritter Farm Park has to offer. Experienced special education staff will be the camp leaders. Participants may bring a PCA. Activi ties will take place both indoors and outdoors, so dress for the sunscreen before arriving at the camp. Bring a snack, lunch, small cooler and a water bottle. Minimum of 10 must be registered by June 21 or class will be cancelled. Wed-Fri., June 27-29, 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $48 #5621 ROGRAMS THROUGH AKEVILLE REA OMMUNITY DUCATION These summer classes are offered to ages K-12: Adaptive Snackin' on Your Own July 30-Aug. 2, 1-2 p.m. Cherry View Elementary, $38 Adaptive Watch Me Draw! Aug. 6-9, 1-2 p.m. Cherry View Elementary, $46 Adaptive All About Money Aug. 13-16, 1-2 p.m. Cherry View Elementary, $34 Adaptive Swim Lessons - spring and summer lessons offered at McGuire Middle School Registration and information is av ailable at Community Education, 952-232-2150 or Name of individual -O-P ROG AKEVILLE SUMMER ESTIVAL Lakeville knows how to celebrate! Observing its 46 anniversary, Lakeville's PANORAMA OF PROGRESS continues with passion, celebrating the growth and development of the PROG, as the weeklong festival is commonly known, began largely due to the success of Industrial Park. Sensing looked for a way to Over 50 celebrations, take place during the week of July 4. By the masses, residents line up to watch the grand of July fireworks! This celebration is partially funded through buttons. Most programs require participant and/ button. Buttons are available for purchase at City Hall or at many local businesses for $2 each. Visit www.panoprog.org for a list of button sale Be a part of the tradition, support Creating Community through People, Parks & Programs ATERSHED LEANUP PRIL 21 NOON Come celebrate Earth Day by volunteering to help clean up debris from This event will be a collection drop-off point for local food shelves. Groups and For more information or to volunteer, call 952-985-4500 by April 2. Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement Lakeville Senior Center OLD Zumba Gold takes the Zumba formula and modifies the moves and pacing to suit the needs of today’s baby boomers. elements the Zumba Fitness-Party is known for: Zesty La tin music, easy-to- follow moves and the invigorating, Tues. & Thurs., 3:30-4:15 p.m. $5 per class, payable in advance each month (no refunds), class minimum-5 XERCISE LASS Exercise with a trained instructor. Have fun and move to music through a 4:15-5:15 p.m. 2 punches, class minimum-5, max.-20 55-P LUS ITNESS LASS This class is presented by Personal Fitness Solutions and is taught by a certified and trained instructor who understands the needs of seniors. Classes include cardiovascular, strength, flexibility and balance exercises, which are effective at improving health, fitness and quality of OGA Come for an hour of gentle, flowing yoga. No experience necessary. Senior Center Programs Senior Center Programs Senior Center Programs To be eligible to participate in Senior Center programs, you must be a current me mber of the Lakeville Senior Center. Men and women, age 50 and older, ar e eligible for membership. Annual membership fees are: $18/single, $34/dual for Lakeville residents, and $30 per person for non-residents. Also, a Senior Center liability release must be signed for each activity before you begin participation. For more info rmation, call the Senior Center at 952-985-4622. Lakeville, MN 55044 Senior Center Programs Senior Center Programs Senior Center Programs ENIOR ENTER ISSION TATEMENT The Lakeville Senior Citizens will focus on the well-being of individuals age 50 and older in order to enhance the emotional, physical and For additional senior program information, please call Linda Walter, Senior Coordinator, at 952-985-4622, stop by the Senior Center, or go to www.lakevillemn.gov, for “Senior Center” under “City Departments.” RIVER 8-Hour Courses (Cost: $24) Apr. 23 & 24 5:30-9:30 p.m. May 21 & 22 5:30-9:30 p.m. Jun. 18 & 19 5:30-9:30 p.m. Jul. 30 & 31 5:30-9:30 p.m. Sep. 24 & 25 5:30-9:30 p.m. Apr. 9 (Mon.) 5:30-9:30 p.m. Apr. 14 (Sat.) 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. May 14 (Mon.) 5:30-9:30 p.m. May 19 (Sat.) 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Jun. 11 (Mon.) 5:30-9:30 p.m. Jun. 16 (Sat.) 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Jul. 28 (Sat.) 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Aug. 13 (Mon.) 5:30-9:30 p.m. Aug. 18 (Sat.) 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Sep. 10 (Mon.) 5:30-9:30 p.m. Sep. 15 (Sat.) 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Art Crawl in the Upper St. May 16 “Fox on the Fairway” at the Old Log Theater June 12 Spillville Billy Clock Museum June 27 Twins Game Green Lake Cruise Sep. 28 Red Wing Tour REE ENIORS AREGIVERS OPIC EMINARS The Lakeville Senior Resource Coalition, made up of the Lakeville Senior Center, He ritage Library, Lakeville Highview Hills, is offering a 4-session seminar on how to help you or your loved one to age wisely. Refreshments will be served. Presentations will be conducted by Vitaly Salo, executive director of Home Instead Senior Care. April 3, 6-7:30 p.m. Lakeville Senior Center, 20732 Holt Ave. Seniors and Finances Learn the basics of financial Despite the increasing number of communications options, it is be coming increasingly difficult to exchange information. Discover ways to overcome obstacles and comm healthcare providers, businesses and other generations. April 17, 6-7:30 p.m. Lakeville South High School, 21135 Jacquard Ave. Aging Parent Care Too often, fear and lack of planning drive the decisions families make regarding senior care. Seniors so much want to avoid being a burden on their families and to maintain their lifestyle that they often deny their true need for care and make bad choices. Learn how to help your senior with such decisions and what signs indicate that changes are necessary. April 24, 6-7:30 p.m. Heritage Library, 20085 Heritage Dr., Lakeville Options for Senior Housing & Care During difficult financial times, it is vital that seniors and their families are educated about the many senior care options which are available. Learn about the current leve ls of care, including less expensive care options, fina ncing possibilities, enlisting support for caregiving duties and how to get paid for your PCOMING VENTS July 6 & 7, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Pan-O-Prog Bazaar: bake sale, crafters, white elephant sale XTENDED You do not need to be a senior citizen to enjoy these trips! Call the Senior Center for more information - 952-985-4622. New York City Tour featuring the 9-11 Memorial Sept. 6-11, 2012 Pacific Northwest Wine Cruise & Tour Sept. 13-22, 2012 Paris to Normandy’s Landing Beaches Oct. 29-Nov. 6, 2012 Lakeville Area Arts Center IDS HEELS This camp is for the budding potter to experiment with creating pottery on the wheel. No experience necessary. Please come dressed for mess and bring your own towel. Mon. & Tues. June 18, 19, 25 & 26, $80 Ages 11-14, 9:30 a.m.-noon #5338 Wed. & Thurs. June 20, 21, 27 & 28, $80 Ages 11-14, 9:30 a.m.-noon #5339 Mon. & Tues. Aug. 6, 7, 13 & 14, $80 Ages 11-14, 9:30 a.m.-noon #5340 ATURE RINTS AINTINGS Have fun exploring Ritter Farm Park Arts Center 20965 Holyoke Ave. Promoting cultural enrichment and artistic experiences IXED EDIA ATURE Introduce your child to an extravaganza of art materials—all included in the registration fee! The class will be exploring drawing, watercolor, mixed media finishing, acrylics, inks and gesso Kids On Wheels Lakeville Area Arts Center BSTRACT XPRESSIONISM LISON RICE Expand your knowledge of acrylics, glazes and gels. Students should have a basic understanding of color mixing, for those who wish to gain a greater understanding of expressionism Tues., 3 weeks, 6-9 p.m., $45 April 10, 17 & 24 UMMER OTTERY ARB UGHES Beginners receive an introduction to basic throwing techniques and a brief demo on hand-building techniques. Intermediate and advanced students continue to develop and expand their technical abilities. Fee includes 25 lbs. of clay and $10 worth of firing. Additional firing is $1/lb. Bring a towel. Wed., 5 weeks, 6-9 p.m., $120 June 13-July 18 (skip 7/4) #5373 July 25-Aug. 15 S OUTH HEATER RAIRE HEATRE All instruction, costumes, music and scenery necessary for the play are provided by PFT, and are included in the registration fee. Upon registration your child is automatically accepted into the cast. IMPORTANT REHEARSAL INFORMATION: Auditions for specific parts take place the first day of camp from 1 to 3 p.m. Children need to be prepared to stay the entire two hours, and some of the characters may need to stay longer. rest of the week will depend on the part he or she receives. Specific schedules will be passed out after auditions. Rehearsal times will fall Beauty & The Beast Arts Center 20965 Holyoke Ave. Special Events -O-P ROG ICNIC Parks & Recreation Department Hotline 952-985-4690 RESS PTION . . . #1- F IELDS ACILITY Weather-related cancellations #2- T ROGRAM Weather cancellations and other daily information #3- G ENERAL Sports & Community Contacts Would you like your sports group or community club information listed here? Contact the Lakeville Parks & Recreation Department at 952-985-4610. For more information call 952-985-4600 AYS EGISTER ONLINE—RAPConnect rts arks Credit card only PHONE—952-985-4600 Credit card only FAX—952-985-4499 Credit card only City of Lakeville 20195 Holyoke Ave. Lakeville, MN 55044 Check, credit card WALK-IN City Hall 20195 Holyoke Ave. Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. After-hours drop box at City Hall, 20195 Holyoke Ave. Extra registration forms available at www.lakevillemn.gov Adult Team Sports Contact Dan Brettschneider at 952-985-4615. Confirmations The Parks & Recreation Depa rtment will send program receipts to confirm registration if registering other than online. If a class is full, your name will be placed on a waiting list and your fee Please register early to ensure a space. Most activities have registration deadlines, generally fi ve business days prior to start of activity (unless otherwise noted). The Parks & Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel a program. Those enrolled in a program that is cancelled will receive a refund. Payment Registration, team sports and facility reservations can be made with cash, check or credit card Refund Policy Registration fees for a program cancelled by the Parks & Recreation Department will be fully refunded. A $2 service fee will be charged for individual cancellations made prior to the start of program and/or activity registration deadline. No refunds can be made after start of program and/or activity registration deadline, whichever comes Scholarships Financial scholarships are available for eligible youth recreation participants. For information, call 952-985-4600. Equal Opportunities The City of Lakeville believes that all residents regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age or disability have the right to participate in activi ties of their choice. For those with disabilities, please call 952-985-4615. Waiver Statement When registering for a program by phone, the following waiver statement is implie d: "I hereby release, absolve and hold harmless the City of Lakeville, its officers, employees and agents from damage resulting from any injury incurred by me or my child while participating in any Parks & Recreati on program. I/we understand that the City of Lakeville assumes no resp onsibility for injury before, during, or after programs." Disclaimer This program schedule is published for information purposes only. Lakeville reserves the right to make changes in the content and provision of the pr ogram schedule without notice. Photos: Lakeville Parks & Recreation Department periodically takes pictures of participants in our programs, during special events and in the park s. These photos may be used in the City’s media publications. EGISTRATION ROCEDURES DVERTISING PPORTUNITIES VAILABLE Creating Community through People, Parks & Programs Waiver Statement: I hereby release, absolve and hold harmless the City of Lakevil le, its officers, employees and agents from damage resulting from any injury incurred by me or my child while participating in the above-mentioned programs. I/we understand that the City of Lakeville assumes no responsibility for injury before, during or after programs. Participant’s Signature Parent/Guardian Signature Date (If participant is under 18 years of age) AYMENT ETHOD  —Payable to: City of Lakeville VISA MasterCard American Express Card Number Expiration Date Cardholder Name ( please print ) Authorized Signature ARENT RIMARY ONTACT Last Name First Name Female If new phone or address City State Zip Phone (h) E-mail Special needs or requests: PARTICIPANT’S NAME GENDER T-SHIRT SIZE YS, YM, YL, AS, AM, AL, AXL FEE ARTICIPANT NFORMATION ROGRAM EGISTRATION ORM City of Lakeville 20195 Holyoke Ave. Lakeville, MN 55044 Presort Std PAID Permit No. 82 Lakeville, MN ECRWSS Residential Customer