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ARTS AND CRAFTS CAMP Let’s get creative!! Campers will get to create many different crafts using a variety of styles and mediums. Campers will be coming home with new decorations and knowledge! We will also be covering performing arts and photography. The Art Camp Field trip will go to DMS Creative Solutions to tour a photo studio and learn how to take the perfect shot!

Day: Tuesday – Friday Date: July 16 – July 20 Course Code: 18207 Location: Kiwanis Pavilion

STEM SCIENCE CAMP Want to explore what a chemical reaction is? How to make a tower out of spaghetti and marshmallows? Or learn about how bowling is part of science? Then this is a perfect camp for you!! Campers will be doing hands on experiments, creating hypotheses, and more. The STEM Science Camp will go to Fayette Fun Bowl for our trip to debunk the science behind bowling!

Day: Monday – Friday Date: June 18 – June 22 Course Code: 18204 Location: Kiwanis Pavilion

UNUSUAL SPORTS CAMP This camp focuses on sports that you may not have tried like table tennis, disk golf, ultimate Frisbee, dodgeball, and others. We will be teaching the rules for different sports and trying them out ourselves. It will be fun to try new sports and see if you have a knack for one of them! For our Unusual Sports field trip we will be heading to Escalade Rock Climbing in Peachtree City to learn about the sport of rock climbing!

Day: Monday – Friday Date: June 25 – June 29 Course Code: 18205 Location: Kiwanis Pavilion

NATURE EXPLORER CAMP This camp is everything nature! We will be going outside and exploring the wilderness. Some activities include learning orienteering (using compasses to get a destination!), fishing, hiking, and learning survival skills. The nature camp field trip will include going to surrounding parks and lakes throughout the week.

Day: Monday – Friday Date: July 9 – July 13 Course Code: 18206 Location: Kiwanis Pavilion

Have you ever wanted to try something new without your parents or younger siblings? Have you ever wanted to travel to a new location with your friends and try something that might push yourself outside your comfort zone but in a safe and secure environment? Then try these

teen trips! Space is limited so make sure you sign up quick!

HIGH ROPES CHALLENGE COURSE TRIP Join us for our first teen trip to experience a thrilling and unique adventure at the heart of Mother Nature and feel the adrenaline rush in complete confidence and safety. Discover the fun of moving tree to tree at your own pace with more than 80 obstacles as you move swiftly past the branches. Make sure to pack a sack lunch!

Day: Thursday Date: June 7 Course Code: 18200 Time: 8:00 a.m. Fee: $45 (resident) $67.50 (non-resident) Age: 13 – 17 years old Location: Treetop Quest – Dunwoody, Ga

WHITE WATER RAFTING TRIP Come raft with us on the Chattahoochee River in Columbus, GA/ Phoenix City, AL, the longest urban whitewater rafting in the world! The course consists of class II-V whitewater and is one of the most exciting sections of whitewater in the US! We will be rafting for approximately 2 hours. Be sure to eat breakfast before you arrive and pack a sack lunch for the trip back home!

Day: Wednesday Date: June 13 Course Code: 18201 Time: 10:00 a.m. Fee: $55 (resident) $82.50 (non-resident) Age: 13 – 17 years old Location: Columbus, Ga

RIVER TUBING TRIP What says summer more than tubing down a river? We are headed to Helen for the day to float down the Chattahoochee. Be sure to bring a sack lunch and a snack!

Day: Monday Date: July 2 Course Code: 18202 Time: 9:00 a.m. Fee: $25 (resident) $37.50 (non-resident) Age: 13 – 17 years old Location: Helen, Ga

KAYAKING TRIP Have you ever wanted to ride down the Chattahoochee River, explore the wildlife, and soak in some sun on a kayak? Well this trip is for you! Whether you have never kayaked before or are an expert, you will be sure to enjoy this adventure. This kayak ride will be about 3 hours long and we will stop to eat your packed lunch half way through the kayak ride.

Day: Wednesday Date: July 25 Course Code: 18203 Time: 9:00 a.m. Fee: $45 (resident) $67.50 (non-resident) Age: 13 – 17 years old Location: McIntosh Reserve Park – Whitesburg, Ga

SUMMER DAY CAMPS

Time: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. First Drop Off: 7:30 a.m. Last Pick Up: 5:30 p.m. Age: 6 - 12 years old Fee: $155 (resident) $232.50 (non-resident)

TEEN ADVENTURE TRIPS

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http://www.fayettecountyga.gov/parks_and_recreation/OnlineRegistration.htm

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MISSION STATEMENT

To make visible and maintain quality park facilities and recreation programs that will meet the needs of our citizens regardless of age, sex, race, or national origin, including people with disabilities

To make visible the Fayette County Parks and Recreation Department

To identify and utilize human resources, and professional developmental resources

To provide the department with staff and equipment in five divisions: administration, athletics, programs, special events, and therapeutics

ADMINISTRATION OFFICE 980 Redwine Road Fayetteville, GA 30215 Phone: 770.716.4320

MAILING ADDRESS 140 Stonewall Avenue West Fayetteville, GA 30214

FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS

Anita Godbee Brent Thompson Casinious Moore Becky Delsanto Bess Webb Karol Smith Blaze Jeffery Directions

Director Therapeutic Coordinator Athletic Coordinator Program Coordinator Program Coordinator Administrative Secretary Special Events Coordinator

770.716.4321 770.716.4322 770.716.4323 770.716.4324 770.716.4325 770.716.4326 770.716.4317 770.716.4320

OFFICE HOURS Monday - Friday

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Email: [email protected]

MONTHLY NEWSLETTERS

Receive a free, online monthly newsletter for information on new programs, status of current programs, brochure availability, activities in our parks, and much more.

To register for our newsletter go to:

www.fayettecountyga.gov

BASEBALL BASKETBALL BROOKS BASEBALL BROOKS SOFTBALL FOOTBALL/ CHEERLEADING SOCCER SOFTBALL ROWING

www.fayettecountybaseball.org www.fcyba.org www.brooksbaseball.org www.brookssoftball.com www.fcbluedevils.com www.fcysl.org www.fcysa.com www.ptcrowing.org

YOUTH ASSOCIATION CONTACTS Fayette County Youth Association Boards consist solely of volunteers who devote their time and efforts to offer the children in the county an opportunity to participate in organized sports. They depend on your participation, and without these volunteers, children may be turned away for lack of coaches. These associations are constantly in need of head and assistant coaches. If you would like to register your child in a particular program or volunteer your time to assist with various responsibilities in a particular league, visit its Web site for the league coordinator for more information.

RECREATION COMMISSIONERS The Fayette County Parks and Recreation Commission consists of five members who are appointed by the Fayette County Board of Commissioners. Each member is appointed for a period of four years. The Commission meets regularly to review policies, procedures, and programs. The Commission welcomes community input regarding programs and facilities.

To email the Recreation Commissioners: [email protected]

RECREATION COMMISSIONERS

Charles McCollum - Chairman Lisa Mahaffey - Vice-Chair Nancy Holland Bradley Klinger Terrence Williamson

BROCHURES

WINTER/SPRING January - April SUMMER May - August FALL September - December

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

Teen Adventure Trips/Summer Day Camps

Inside

Contact Information 3

General Information 4

Youth/Children Programs 5

Youth/Adult Leagues 6-7

Tennis Programs 8

Physical Fitness 9

Physical Fitness/Fine Arts 10

Therapeutic Programs 11-14

MAPS/Adult Theatre/TR Music 15

Adult Trips 16-17

Leisure/Learn Programs 18-20

Facility Information 21

Registration Form 22

Student Athlete Youth Summer Camp Series

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DISTRIBUTION OF BROCHURES Brochures are printed for the Winter/Spring, Summer, and Fall seasons and are distributed in school offices, Fayette County Administration, Library, and Fayette County Parks and Recreation Department facilities. MISTAKES HAPPEN Occasionally there may be an error in days, times, registration requirements, or fees in this brochure. When such errors do occur, our staff will do everything possible to correct the situation promptly. Thank you for your patience and understanding should these situations arise. CLASS STATUS Classes that do not attain the minimum enrollment will not be charged an administration fee. If a class or program is cancelled for insufficient enrollment, a refund or credit will be issued. The credit for the amount paid must be used for another program/class/trip and must be used by the end of the next brochure’s offerings. OUT-OF-COUNTY REGISTRATION Recreation classes/programs/trips are open to out-of-county registrants on a space available basis. Out-of-county fees will reflect a 50% surcharge in addition to the printed fee. FEES AND PAYMENTS Payment of fees is required at the time of registration. After the second class, registration will be closed and no late registration will be accepted. CONTACTS Some programs listed in this brochure are administered by contracted individuals or clubs who use county facilities. If a contact name and phone number are listed, please call the individual to obtain more information. LOST AND FOUND Items left in any of the parks are turned in to the association concession stands or our offices. We will keep the item for two weeks and then donate them to a local charity if not claimed. RISK INVOLVEMENT Many of our programs involve strenuous activities and a certain degree of risk. Inquire with staff for further information regarding the amount of activity expected of participants and the risk, if any, normally associated with the program. By registering for an activity, the registrant acknowledges that he/she is aware of the risk, is physically capable of participating in the activity, and voluntarily accepts any risks involved. INSURANCE Individual accident and health insurance is not provided by the county for participants in our department programs. SUPPLY LISTS Some classes require a supply list that you will be given at the time of registration. Other classes may have supplies at the first class. Payment for these supplies is paid directly to the instructor. PARK ELEMENT, TREE, AND PLANT DONATION PROGRAM Contact Fayette County Parks and Recreation Department for information on honoring someone with a park element, tree, or plant donation within our parks.

GIFT CERTIFICATES Gift certificates are available for any amount and will fit your needs for holidays or birthdays. They may not be redeemed for cash but can be applied to any program/event/league. SPEAKER’S BUREAU Clubs, groups, PTOs: Invite one of our staff members to your meeting and let us keep you informed of our goals and objectives, new programs being planned, and how your tax dollars are being spent for parks and recreation opportunities within Fayette County. PICTURES Pictures are often taken of participants in our programs/events/leagues using our facilities. We reserve the right to publish these pictures in our publication or Web site. If you do not want your picture taken, please let us know upon registration or before we snap that picture-perfect pose. SEVERE WEATHER POLICY Fayette County has made significant strides in preparing for and warning the public about severe weather. If early warning sirens are activated, programs/leagues could be immediately delayed or cancelled for a general time period. AGE REQUIREMENT Each class/program has a minimum and/or maximum age requirement. The participant must meet this age requirement within the duration of the class/program. Failure to adhere to these polices will result in loss of registration fee. JOINT COOPERATIVE EFFORT Fayette County Parks and Recreation Department works closely with Fayette County Board of Education and other Parks and Recreation Departments within the county. From time to time, functions may be co-sponsored in an effort to provide comprehensive activities/events for the entire community. PROGRAMS Nothing can kill a good program faster than waiting until the last minute to register. If you would like to participate in a program/trip/event, please REGISTER WELL IN ADVANCE of the registration deadline. At some point we must determine if enrollment is sufficient to hold the activity. If minimums are not met, we will cancel that program/trip/event. There is a point when a program/trip/event must be modified or cancelled. All programs/trips/events require coordination in staffing, purchasing supplies, and transportation. Your cooperation will help us provide the best organization and administration of programs. REFUNDS See page 21 for information on FCPRD program refunds. TRIPS Regarding trips and charter bus trips that admission must be paid in advance, refunds will only be given if we can sell your space and ticket. No refunds for no-shows. Some of our trips have a waiting list, and if you cancel at the last minute or do not show, you may deprive someone else of being able to attend. Dates and times may be subject to change depending on the trip. Due to the economy, some trip locations adjust their open/close days after the brochure has been published. Arrive 15 minutes prior to departure time.



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YOUTH SHERIFF’S CAMP Fayette County Parks & Recreation Department and Sheriff’s Department are partnering up to create the FIRST EVER SHERIFF’S CAMP! Each one day camp will consist of learning what it’s like to be part of the Sheriff’s Department, different activities that the Sheriff Department does, and exploring the Sheriff Department’s headquarters. Fee covers a pizza lunch (includes water). Available spots for each camp date are limited. Day: Wednesday or Friday Date: Session I: June 20 Course Code: 18209 Session II: July 27 Course Code: 18210 Time: 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Fee: $16 (resident) $24 (non-resident) Age: 8 -14 years old Location: 155 Johnson Avenue (Sheriff’s Admin. Building)

YOUTH FIRE & EMS CAMP Fayette County Parks & Recreation Department and Fire and Emergency Services are partnering for the sixth summer of the popular Youth Fire and EMS Camp. Each one day camp will consist of learning how to use a fire extinguisher, an introduction to CPR and AEDs, and tours of a functioning fire station and the Fire Department’s headquarters. Fee covers a pizza lunch (includes water), and transportation. Available spots for each camp date are limited. Day: Thursday Date: Session I: June 21 Course Code: 18211 Session II: July 26 Course Code: 18212 Time: 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Fee: $16 (resident) $24 (non-resident) Age: 8 -14 years old Location: Fire Station #10, 195 Seay Rd. Fayetteville

DISCOUNTED COMBO: ACTING & FRIENDSHIP CRAZE (same person)

See descriptions below. It is recommended that students bring a small snack for between classes. Instructor will be there to loosely supervise during 15 minute break. Day: Monday – Friday Date: July 16 – July 20 Course Code: 18215 Time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Fee: $120 (resident) $180 (non-resident) Age: 8 - 14 years old

Location: East Fayette Gym (245 Booker Avenue)

MUSICAL PARENTING OF NEW AND EXPECTANT PARENTS

Music is great way to communicate safety to a baby, but it doesn’t always come naturally to parents. Use music for bonding, feeding, sleeping, and playing. Infants and toddlers welcome. Participants will learn about the latest research in music development for infants and young children. Participants will learn 3 to 5 songs and identify an appropriate time for each song, and will develop practical musical skills to help their children.

Day: Friday Date: June 1 – June 15 Course Code: 18208 Time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon Fee: $135 (resident) $202.50 (non-resident) Age: Children 3 & Under (parents must stay with kids)

Location: Activities House

COOKING CRAZE: SUPER HEROES AND VILLAINS

Step into the world of a comic book universe and make Super Hero recipes that save the day! We’ll be making the recipe; playing fun Super Hero themed games while the food is cooking and then enjoying eating our creation together. Cost includes supplies. Day: Monday – Friday Date: July 9 – July 13 Time: 9:30 a.m. – 10:50 a.m. Course Code: 18213 Age: 6 – 9 years old Time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Course Code: 18214 Age: 10 - 14 years old Fee: $75 (resident) $112.50 (non-resident) Location: Activities House Kitchen and Classroom

FRIENDSHIP CRAZE: SUPER HEROES What makes a hero? What is bravery? How can I change the world and make it a better place? Step into the world of a comic book universe where the fight for truth and justice stand supreme. Learn your inner powers. Expand your talents, friendship skills and positive thinking. Overcome negative thoughts, face your fears, learn self control, and overcome conflict. Sara Parker, a National Certified Counselor, presents “Friendship Craze” to help build stronger friendships. If you love the world of comic book super heroes and villains, then this camp is for you! Day: Monday – Friday Date: July 16 – 20 Course Code: 18216 Time: 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Fee: $75 (resident) $112.50 (non-resident) Age: 8 - 14 years old Location: East Fayette Gym (245 Booker Avenue)

ACTING CRAZE CAMP: SUPERHEROES VS. SUPER VILLAINS

Step into the exciting world of comic books and create a super hero or super villain with unique powers and abilities. Have fun learning acting skills like projection, improv, and characterization. The class will include a final performance for your family and friends! Day: Monday – Friday Date: July 16 – July 20 Course Code: 18217 Time: 10:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Fee: $75 (resident) $112.50 (non-resident) Age: 8 - 14 years old Location: East Fayette Gym (245 Booker Avenue)



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YOUTH GYMNASTICS CLASS Want to learn the fundamentals of Gymnastics? We are offering a Gymnastics class to teach basic and essential gymnastics skills with enthusiasm and passion. We want to inspire the youth of the community through physical fitness and gymnastics. Some of the skills include cartwheels, handstands, round offs, back hand springs and much more. Come join this exciting opportunity for your child to learn the sport of Gymnastics. Class will meet once a week on Saturdays.

Day: Saturday Date: Session I: May 5 - May 26 Course Code: 18218 Session II: June 2 - June 30 Course Code: 18219 Session III: July 7 - July 28 Course Code: 18220 Session IV: August 4 - August 25 Course Code: 18221 Time: 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Fee: $60 per month (resident) $95 per month (non-resident) **Materials Fee: $40 (Bring first day of class. Not included in fee) Age: 3 - 15 years old

Location: Kiwanis Center

YOUTH VOLLEYBALL – SUMMER LEAGUE This league provides young girls a chance to learn and play the sport of volleyball in a fun and safe environment (all skill levels welcome). Primary focus includes both instruction and game-play. Early registration is encouraged to secure your place in the league. Details are subject to change. Please use the Youth Volleyball Registration Form (at our office or on our Website under “Current Brochure”). Registration: May 14 – June 1 Fee: $40 (resident) $60 (non-resident) Season: June – August *No Volleyball during July 4 Week* Silver Division: 10 & 11 years old (Monday Nights) Course Code: 18222 Gold Division: 12 & 13 years old (Tuesday Nights) Course Code: 18223 Location: East Fayette Gym (245 Brooker Avenue)

YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE Why Flag Football? Experienced coaches from Jump Start Sports will teach football basics to players and then they will apply their new skills in low-competition games against a rotating schedule of teams. Players will learn the basic fundamentals of offense and defense, and will be introduced to speed and agility training. League will meet once a week for 6 weeks. Day: Tuesday Course Code: 18224 Date: June 5 - July 17 Time: 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Fee: $65 (resident) $97.50 (non-resident) Age: 5 -12 years old Location: McCurry Park South

SOFT STICK LACROSSE Boys and girls in grades 1-6 will learn to play one of the fastest growing sports in the United States. Lacrosse is action packed and lots of fun!! All equipment will be provided in this highly instructional and recreational program. Experienced coaches from Jump Start Sports will teach children the fundamentals of the game including: passing and catching, fielding ground balls, cradling, spacing and positioning, and defense. Children will play fun, game situational scrimmages. Plastic sticks and soft balls will be provided. Body checking or stick checking will not be permitted! Helmets or shoulder pads will not be used. League will meet once a week for 6 weeks. Day: Tuesday Course Code: 18225 Date: June 5 - July 17 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Fee: $65 (resident) $97.50 (non-resident) Age: 5-12 years old Location: McCurry Park South

ADULT (18 & Over) Sand Volleyball Tournament Volleyball fun in the sun!! Come be a participant in our sand volleyball tournament for summer 2018! This tournament will be for men and women to compete in a fun filled day of volleyball. All matches will be played at the Kenwood Park sand volleyball courts. Each two-person team will be guaranteed 2 matches!

Registration: May 14 - June 18 Tournament Date: June 23 Course Code: 18226 Fee: $40 per resident team $60 per non-resident team Location: Kenwood Park For more information, contact Casinious Moore at 770-716-4323



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TABLE TENNIS

Our Table Tennis program will provide participants (13 & Older) an opportunity to play Table Tennis in a relaxed and fun environment. This program will provide practice and competition. Bring your own paddle. Day: Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday Date: Year-Round Time: Noon to 3:30 p.m. – Sunday 7:00 p.m. – 10:30 p.m. – Tuesday and Friday Fee: $2 per visit for Fayette County residents $3 per visit for non-Fayette County residents; Or, each participant may pay annually: $35 annual fee for Fayette County residents $52.50 annual fee for non-Fayette County residents Age: 13 & Older Location: Kiwanis Center

OPEN GYM-BASKETBALL Bring your game!! We are offering Open Gym for Basketball (Adults 18 & Older) at East Fayette Gym. If you are interested in playing, call Casinious Moore at 770-716-4323 for more information. Pre-Registration is encouraged! Fee: $2 (resident) $3 (non-resident)

SIZZLIN SPIKEBALL SERIES Starting in May we will begin our Spikeball Summer Series. All summer long we will be having round robin play every other Thursday. At the end of the summer, the team with the most points wins the series! Spikeball is similar to volleyball with 3 touches per team, but zero boundaries! Day: Every other Thursday Date: May 31 – August 23 Course Code: 18232 Time: 7:00 p.m. Fee: $10 per resident team for whole series or $5 per team for each day. $15 per non-resident team for whole series or $7.50 per team for each day. Age: 18 & Older Location: McCurry Park

MENS (18 & Up) SUMMER BASKETBALL LEAGUE We are offering a Sunday afternoon men’s basketball league. Each team will play 8 games plus a single elimination tournament, all at East Fayette Gym (245 Booker Ave). Registration Dates: April 9 - May 14 Course Code: 18233 Season begins: Projected May 20 Fee: $425 per team with the following exception: If 50% or more of your players are not Fayette County residents, the registration fee is $460

MENS (18 & Older) SOFTBALL LEAGUE We are offering a Monday Night men’s softball “A” league, and a Thursday night men’s softball “B” league. Also, every team in both leagues must be available to play on Tuesday nights for makeup games. Each team will play ten games, all at McCurry Park. Rules printed in the ASA 2018 edition of the “Official Rules for Softball” will be the governing rules unless superseded by our “league/park” bylaws/rules.

Registration Dates: July 2 - July 30 Course Code: 18234 Season begins: Week of August 6 Fee: $440 per team with the following exception: If 50% or more of your players are not Fayette County residents, the registration fee is $475



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KIWANIS PARK TENNIS DRILLS Improve all your tennis skills and learn to play like the pros! The drills are designed to help you improve your technique for the following shots that you will encounter in competitive tennis: forehands, backhands, volleys, half-volleys, overheads, and serves. Emphasis will be placed on proper technique including back-swing, footwork, racket face control, and follow through, plus improving your court positioning. We will also focus on avoiding injuries and building stamina. “Tennis is more fun when you are improving,” so bring your racket and raise your skill level! All drills will include games and competition to put your new strokes to the test. Drills led by Mike Wilson, a P.T.R. Certified Instructor and an A.C.E. Certified Personal Trainer. Day: Saturday Date: Session I: May 5 – May 26 Course Code: 18235 Session II: June 2 – June 30 Course Code: 18236 Session III: July 7 – July 28 Course Code: 18237 Session IV: August 11 – August 25 Course Code: 18238 Time: 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Fee: Session I: $40 per session (resident) $60 per session (non-resident) Session II: $50 per session (resident) $75 per session (non-resident) Session III: $40 per session (resident) $60 per session (non-resident) Session IV: $30 per session (resident) $45 per session (non-resident) Age: 13 & Older Location: Kiwanis Tennis Courts

QUICKSTART TENNIS This is an exciting format for learning tennis developed by the United States Tennis Association. It is designed to bring kids/youth into the game by adapting the equipment, court dimensions and the scoring to the age, skill, and size of children just like other youth sports. Each class will include movement activities and progressive skill development to learn forehands, backhands, and serves in fun and exciting ways. YOUTH ONLY: Bring a tennis racquet to each class and bring an unopened can of tennis balls to the first class only.

PEE WEE TENNIS PM CLASSES Day: Monday – Thursday Date: Session I: June 11 – June 14 Course Code: 18239 Session II: June 25 – June 28 Course Code: 18240 Session III: July 9 – July 12 Course Code: 18241 Session IV: July 23 – July 26 Course Code: 18242 Time: 6:00 p.m. – 6:45 p.m. Fee: $50 per session (resident) $75 per session (non-resident) Age: 4-7 years old

Location: Kiwanis Tennis Courts

YOUTH TENNIS PM CLASSES Day: Monday – Thursday Date: Session I: June 11 – June 14 Course Code: 18243 Session II: June 25 – June 28 Course Code: 18244 Session III: July 9 – July 12 Course Code: 18245 Session IV: July 23 – July 26 Course Code: 18246 Time: 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Fee: $50 per session (resident) $75 per session (non-resident) Age: 8 -12 years old Location: Kiwanis Tennis Courts

PEE WEE TENNIS AM CLASSES Day: Monday – Thursday Date: Session I: June 4 – June 7 Course Code: 18247 Session II: June 18 – June 21 Course Code: 18248 Session III: July 16 – July 19 Course Code: 18249 Time: 10:15 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Fee: $50 per session (resident) $75 per session (non-resident) Age: 4-7 years old Location: Kiwanis Tennis Courts

YOUTH TENNIS AM CLASSES Day: Monday – Thursday Date: Session I: June 4 – June 7 Course Code: 18250 Session II: June 18 – June 21 Course Code: 18251 Session III: July 16 – July 19 Course Code: 18252 Time: 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Fee: $50 per session (resident) $75 per session (non-resident) Age: 8-12 years old Location: Kiwanis Tennis Courts



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YOGA Yoga is a lifestyle incorporating natural exercise in which you move your body into various positions in order to

become more fit and flexible. Proper breathing in yoga strengthens the respiratory system and promotes

relaxation of the mind which can dramatically increase the joys of your life. Wear comfortable clothes.

Please be sure to arrive a few minutes early and silence all cell phones to ensure that everyone

experiences the most zen environment possible!

Payment Options:

Full-time Session: Session I: $65 per session (resident) $97.50 per session (non-resident) (7 weeks)

Session II: $75 per session (resident) $112.50 per session (non-resident) (8 weeks)

4-Class Pass: $45 per session (resident) $67.50 per session (non-resident)

Drop-In : $14 (resident) $21 (non-resident)

Save 20% when you register for two Session I classes or two Session II Classes.

MONDAY VINIYASA FLOW YOGA Day: Monday

Date: Session I: May 7 – June 25 Course Code: 18253

Session II: July 9 – August 27 Course Code: 18254

Time: 5:45 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Age: 16 & Older


*No Class May 28

TUESDAY YOGA-PILATES FUSION Day: Tuesday



Time: 8:45 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.

Age: 16 & Older


*No class May 29

WEDNESDAY INTRO TO ASHTANGA YOGA Join us to learn the basics of Ashtanga yoga. Suitable for all levels.

In Session II the class will be a midweek slower paced meditation and restorative yoga class.

Day: Wednesday



Time: 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Age: 16 & Older


*No class June 13

THURSDAY GENTLE YOGA Day: Thursday



Time: 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Age: 16 & Older


*No class June 14

ASHTANGA FULL PRIMARY SERIES MYSORE STYLE Day: Friday



Time: 8:45 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.

Age: 16 & Older


*No class June 15



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KARATE This class offers physical fitness, flexibility, respect, dedication, self-confidence, perseverance, and self-defense. Kata, Kumite, Self-Defense, and Okinawa weapons are studied. Family rates apply!

Day: Tuesday and Thursday Date: Session I: May 1 – May 31 Course Code: 18263 Session II: June 5 – June 28 Course Code: 18264 Session III: July 10 – August 2 Course Code: 18265 Session IV: August 7 – August 30 Course Code: 18266 Time: 7:15 p.m. – 8:45 p.m. Fee: $45 per session (resident) $67.50 per session (non-resident) Drop-in Fee: $6 (resident) $9 (non-resident) Family Rate: $40 (resident) when 2 or more register for the same session $60 (non-resident) Age: 15 & Older Location: Kiwanis Center

TAI CHI The Chinese art form of exercise reduces stress and tension while improving energy, endurance, balance, strength, and overall health. Through soft, slow-flowing movement and breathing, students will learn to concentrate thus reducing stress.

Day: Tuesday & Thursday Date: Session I: May 1 – May 31 Course Code: 18267

Session II: June 5 – June 28 Course Code: 18268 Session III: July 10 – July 31 Course Code: 18269 Session IV: August 7 – August 30 Course Code: 18270

Time: 6:15 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Fee: $40 per session (resident) $60 per session (non-resident) Age: 15 & Older (adults and teens) Location: Kiwanis Center

SUMMER FITNESS BOOT CAMP Want to get in shape for the summer!! This Class will help individuals live a healthy lifestyle through fitness as well as offering physical training activities.

Day: Thursday and Saturday Date: Session I: May 31 & June 2 Course Code: 18271

Session II: June 7 & 9 Course Code: 18272 Session III: June 14 & 16 Course Code: 18273 Session IV: June 21 & 23 Course Code: 18274 Session V: June 28 & 30 Course Code: 18275 Session VI: July 12 & 14 Course Code: 18276

Time: 8:30 a.m.-10:00 a.m. Fee: $35 per week (Resident) $52.50 per week (Non-Resident) **Materials Fee: $10 (Bring first day of class. Not included in fee) Age: 17 & Older Location: McCurry Park

AHHH…..REDUCING STRESS WITH MUSIC Let’s talk about why we need to reduce our stress level, and how to take a step back and assess our needs. This class will help you start a music meditation practice that fits you. In this class students will learn to identify their stressors, make a time commitment for music mediation, learn and participate in the three types of music relaxations, and identify those techniques that suit their relaxation style the best. This class could be for all participants including therapeutic students.

Day: Saturday Date: Session I: May 26 Course Code: 18277 Session II: July 21 Course Code: 18278 Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Fee: $35 per session (resident) $52.50 per session (non-resident) Age: 15 & Older Location: Activities House

“UKE” CAN DO IT! Learn ukulele and take your music to the park, pool, or a party. Learn the basics of tuning, forming chords, and strumming with friends. Material fee includes a (waterproof) ukulele, lightweight uke bag, and a clip-on tuner. This class could be for all participants including therapeutic students.

Day: Tuesday Date: June 5, 19, July 10, 24, 31 Course Code: 18279 Time: 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Fee: $125 (resident) $187.50 (non-resident) *$50 material fee due to instructor Age: 12 & Older Location: Activities House Downstairs



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TR DANCING FOR FUN Dancing builds confidence. It also provides a foundation for broadening your dance experience. It enables you to learn balance, rhythm, timing, poise, and posture. It reduces stress, increases energy and improves strength and muscle tone. It is a friendly and social atmosphere. It promotes cardiovascular health through physical workouts of varying intensity. It also has mental benefits. We dance to all genres of music which includes country, rap, rock, pop, and hip-hop. Day: Tuesday Date: Session I: May 1 – May 22 Course Code: 18280 Session II: June 5 – June 26 Course Code: 18281 Session III: July 10 – July 31 Course Code: 18282 Session IV: August 7 – August 28 Course Code: 18283 Time: 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Fee: $25 (resident) $37.50 (non-resident) Age: 15 & Older


COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME The College Football Hall of Fame was founded in 1951 to immortalize the greats of college football. In 2014 the Hall of Fame was moved to its new home in Atlanta to one of the centers of major college football activity. Come with us as we explore their three floors, five themed galleries, and over 500 interactive exhibits. We will visit the Hall of Fame and enjoy lunch while we are out. This will be a fun day in Atlanta. Day: Monday Date: May 7 Course Code: 18284 Time: 9:00 a.m. Fee: $30 (resident) $45 (non-resident) Age: 16 & Older Location: Depart from the Activities House

TR BOWLING LEAGUE Will you bowl a strike or a spare?? What about a TURKEY??!! Come out with your friends and just have a blast!! Let’s see who can get the highest score! Please arrive at 3:45 p.m. so we can definitely begin on time! Day: Tuesday Date: Session I: May 8 – June 5 Course Code: 18285 Session II: July 17 – August 14 Course Code: 18286 Time: 4:00 p.m. Fee: $35 (resident) $52.50 (non-resident) Age: 18 & Older Location: Fayette Fun Bowl

TR MOVIE & A MEAL Let’s go to the movies!!!! Depending upon the time of the movie we will grab lunch or dinner! We will TRY to see movies at the dollar theater, but please be prepared in case we hit the big time theater! Please bring money for the movie admission, any snacks, and your meal! Day: Monday Date: May 14 Course Code: 18287 Time: 4:00 p.m. Fee: $7 (resident) $10.50 (non-resident) Age: 13 & Older Location: Fayetteville

TR WATER FUN We are heading to Lake Tobesofkee, in Macon, to do some adaptive water sports! We will have the opportunity to go sailing, fishing, sit-ski, and taking pontoon boat rides! Let’s go have some fun!! Please bring $5 to help pay for the boat gas. Day: Wednesday Date: Session I: May 30 Course Code: 18288 Session II: June 27 Course Code: 18289 Session III: August 8 Course Code: 18290 Time: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Fee: $7 (resident) $10.50 (non-resident) Age: 16 & Older Location: Macon

TR SOCIAL We’re getting together as a group and enjoy a fun night with a cookout. Come hang out and enjoy a night with your friend in the park. We will cookout and maybe enjoy a few games. Come join us for a fun night. Day: Monday Date: June 11 Course Code: 18291 Time: 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Fee: $10 (resident) $15 (non-resident) Age: 16 & Older Location: Kiwanis Park Pavilion



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TR GOES TUBING Let’s head to Helen for a day of tubing!! Bring a sack lunch to eat as soon as we get there, before our tubing venture. After we tube, we will change clothes and head into the town of Helen for dinner! Make sure you bring money for dinner!! You MUST bring a buddy!! (The registration fee is for the PAIR!)

Day: Tuesday Date: July 10 Course Code: 18292 Time: 9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Fee: $20 (resident/pair) $30 (non-resident/pair) Age: 16 & Older Location: Helen

TR WHAT’S COOKING This program is designed for individuals with developmental and/or physical disabilities. Come learn the basics on how to plan a menu, read a recipe, measure ingredients, and prepare a simple meal. Participants will enjoy social time with their friends while eating the meal they have prepared!!

Day: Monday & Tuesday Date: July 16 & 17 Course Code: 18293 Time: 10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Fee: $35 (resident) $52.50 (non-resident) Age: 16 & Older Location: Activities House

BRAVES GAME Come with us as we head to Sun Trust Park and cheer on our Atlanta Braves as they take on the Los Angeles Dodgers. Come ready to cheer, chop, and root our Braves to victory. Deadline to register is Friday July 6th.

Day: Thursday Date: July 26 Course Code: 18294 Time: 5:30 p.m. Fee: $25 (resident) $37.50 (non-resident) Age: 16 & Older Location: Depart from the Activities House

TR DESSERT DYNAMOS Yes, you read that right! DESSERTS!!!!! Let’s get together and learn new recipes JUST FOR DESSERTS!!! Some may be chocolate, some may not! Some may be cookies, some may not! You’ll need to come and taste test for yourself! Everyone will go home with new recipes to share with their families…and full bellies! Upon registration, please let us know about any allergies! (Please eat dinner before you arrive.)

Day: Thursday Date: August 2 Course Code: 18295 Time: 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Fee: $10 (resident) $15 (non-resident) Age: 16 & Older Location: Activities House

TR DEVOUR IN AN HOUR We are going out to lunch!!!! This group is designed to help participants work on money management, make healthy eating choices, and improve social skills while in the community. Bring money for your lunch and tip! The location will be announced a couple of days prior to heading out!

Day: Thursday Date: August 23 Course Code: 18296 Time: 11:00 a.m. Fee: $7 (resident) $10.50 (non-resident) Age: 18 & Older Location: Depart from the Activities House

TR NIGHT TO REMEMBER Bring a date, friend, buddy or meet some new people! We’re going to dinner and a movie! Bring money for admission, dinner, and snacks!

Day: Tuesday Date: August 28 Course Code: 18297 Time: 5:00 p.m. Fee: $7 (resident) $10.50 (non-resident) Age: 16 & Older Location: Fayetteville



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TR ELEMENTS OF STUDIO ART Studio art in this class encourages social interaction while exploring many art mediums. We will enjoy painting, drawings, photographs and sculptures to name a few. Each class introduces new artists and creative ideas while experimenting with a variety of materials, mixed mediums and creative styles. You will leave every art class with your own masterpiece not to mention the friendships you will make during your creative process. Come share your inspirations and creativity amongst friends! Supplies included. Day: Tuesday Date: Session I: May 1, 15 & 22 Course Code: 18298 Session II: August: 14 – August 28 Course Code: 18299 Time: 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Fee: $80 (resident) $120 (non-resident) Age: 12 & Older Location: Downstairs Activities House

TR ART WORKSHOP: “Mom and Me” Painting Together FAVE! Mother’s Day is around the corner (May 13th) and this art class will provide an opportunity for you and your Mom (or family member) to paint together! Every student (with parent or family member) will create an oversized painting of flowers (Hydrangea or Gerber daisies) on wood (hardware included). Bonus: The flowers will last a lifetime as will the memories of you both painting together. Make this Mother’s Day a creative one the family will remember-especially you. ***Supplies, beverages and treats included Day: Tuesday Date: May 8 Course Code: 18300 Time: 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Fee: $120 (resident) $180 (non-resident) Age: 12 & Older Location: Downstairs Activities House

TR ART WORKSHOP: Patriotic Painting NEW style for many of you! Memorial Day is a few days away! Every student will create a mixed medium American flag on ply wood by using paint stirring sticks and other recycled materials! We will listen to patriotic music to inspire the senses while painting red, white and blue. The dimensions will be at least 16x16 with hardware included. Come celebrate the beginning of summer with friends and take home a beautiful piece of patriotic art to embrace the summer with family and friends. ***Supplies and patriotic treats included. Day: Wednesday Date: May 23 Course Code: 18301 Time: 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Fee: $100 (resident) $150 (non-resident) Age: 12 & Older

Location: Downstairs Activities House

TR ART WORKSHOP: Sizzling Summer “SUN” Flowers Van Gogh is our inspiration as every student will paint their own sunflowers on a medium sized piece of plywood (the texture with the painting is extraordinary)! Impressionistic painting is a personal favorite and is sure to become one of yours as well upon completion! Keep the summer full of discovery while painting with bright brilliant colors with your friends. ***All Supplies are included with hardware. Day: Tuesday Date: June 12 Course Code: 18302 Time: 4:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Fee: $120 (resident) $180 (non-resident) Age: 12 & Older


TR ART WORKSHOP- Splatter Painting to Songs of Summer NEW! Take a break from the summer heat and come into the art room! You and your friends will “Splatter & Fling” paint to some cool summer beats! Every student will fill up an oversized canvas with vibrant colors. This workshop will have you painting, dancing, singing and laughing with your friends…while staying cool. Day: Wednesday Date: July 11 Course Code: 18303 Time: 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Fee: $100 (resident) $150 (non-resident) Age: 12 & Older




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TR ART 3-DAY WORKSHOP: “From Farm to Table”…to paint! NEW! Students will take a trip to the Peachtree City Farmers Market and choose an array of vegetables and fruits. This will be their choice as they will keep in mind that they will be painting the market items they choose on wood! After our trip to the market, we will then go back to the art room to prepare every students still life. The first coat of background paint will also be applied to their oversized piece of wood. Upon return Thursday and Friday students will bring their chosen fruits and vegetables to life as they paint them with their vibrant color palettes. We will conclude the art workshop with taste testing some of our healthy market choices. Come out and begin summer break with your friends as you get inspired through healthy choices. Be prepared to frame this art work as it is going to be a favorite ***All market items, supplies (with hardware) and treats included. *Please note Market time Day: Wednesday - Friday Course Code: 18304 Date: June 6, 7 & 8 Time: Wednesday: 11:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. (Trip to PTC Farmers Market (ends at 1:00 p.m.) then back to the art room to

prep our canvas and arrange every student’s still life). Thursday & Friday: 2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Fee: $250 (resident) $375 (non-resident) Age: 12 & Older


TR ART Camp – Knowledge of the HIGHest Summer break means a trip to The High Museum of Art and of course The Varsity!!! We are continuing a good thing and igniting student’s imagination and creativity in our week long workshop! Each student will begin their workshop on Tuesday (The High is closed on Mondays) with a trip to the High Museum of Art. Following the visit, will begin your creative process. We will focus on two separate artists (on exhibit at The High) and create upon oversized canvas using a mixture of mediums. *Admission to the High, lunch at The Varsity, snacks, and supplies are included. Art Camp day: Tuesday – Friday (*Note: Field Trip Day & Time!) Art Camp date: June 26 - June 29 Art Camp time: 2:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Field Trip Day: Tuesday Course Code: 18305 Field Trip Date: June 26 Field Trip time: 8:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Fee: $325 (resident) $487.50 (non-resident) Age: 12 & Older


TR ART 2-DAY WORKSHOP: Café and Canvas NEW! We will begin the first day with a trip to Starbucks coffee house. Everyone will order their favorite beverage and have time to socialize and get inspired under the café umbrellas with their friends. After our afternoon café break, we will return to the art room to begin painting a “Café Scene” of your own. Your café experience will come to life on a medium sized piece of wood painted with acrylics! ***All Starbuck beverages, treats and supplies included. *Please note Starbucks Coffee House time

Day: Tuesday & Wednesday Date: July 24 – July 25 Course Code: 18306 Time: Tuesday: 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. (Trip to Fayetteville Starbucks Coffee House (ends at 2:00 p.m.) Then back to the art room to begin painting Café

scenes) Wednesday: 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Fee: $200 (resident) $300 (non-resident) Age: 12 & Older


TR ART WORKSHOP: Fireflies Come Alive NEW*** You do not want to miss this art project as we will not only paint a jar with fireflies… they will appear as if they are alive by placing a LED battery operated strand of warm lights from behind the canvas!! Summer may be coming to an end but this piece of art will keep the summertime feeling alive! *All Supplies are included with hardware, batteries and LED lights attached and ready for display.

Day: Tuesday Date: August 7 Course Code: 18307 Time: 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Fee: $125 (resident) $187.50 (non-resident) Age: 12 & Older




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MAPS Zip Lining at Banning Mills Guinness World Records has declared Screaming Eagle at Banning Mills the longest and largest zip line canopy tour in the world!! Join us as we enjoy these extreme zip lines. You will not want to miss this! We will be going on the forest/woodland tour with nine zip lines, one sky bridge and one tower. Bring a sack lunch!

Day: Wednesday Date: July 11 Course Code: 18308 Time: 8:30 a.m. Fee: $70 (resident) $105 (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Whitesburg

Marietta Theatre: Tarzan Based on Disney’s epic animated musical adventure and Edgar Rice Burrough’s Tarzan of the Apes, Tarzan features heart pumping music by rock legend, Phil Collins, and a book by Tony Award winning play-wright, David Henry Hwang. High flying excitement and hits, like the Academy award winning “You’ll Be in My Heart,” as well as “Son of Man” and “Two Words,” make Tarzan and unforgettable theatrical experience. Deadline to register is Thursday, May 17.

Day: Thursday Date: June 14 Course Code: 18309 Time: 5:15 p.m. Fee: $60 (resident) $90 (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Marietta

Legacy Theatre: Hairspray The 1950s are out, and change is in the air! Hairspray is a family-friendly musical, piled bouffant-high with laughter, romance and deliriously tuneful songs. It's 1962 in Baltimore, and the lovable plus-size teen, Tracy Turnblad, has only one desire to dance on the popular "Corny Collins Show." When her dream comes true, Tracy is transformed from social outcast to sudden star. She must use her newfound power to dethrone the reigning Teen Queen, win the affections of heartthrob, Link Larkin, and integrate a TV network... all without denting her 'do! Deadline to register is Friday, June 15.

Day: Friday Date: July 6 Course Code: 18310 Time: 5:30 p.m. Fee: $40 (resident) $60 (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Tyrone

TR MULTISENSORY MUSIC EXPERIENCES I Auditory, visual, gustatory, olfactory, proprioceptive, vestibular, and tactile play! Each week a fun different combination of music and novel sensory experiences. If your child seeks or avoids certain sensory experiences or has a sensory processing disorder, contact instructor ahead of time. Participants will try various sensory integration techniques, identify five or more “senses”, and will express preferences about sensory integration techniques.

Day: Monday Date: July 2-30 Course Code: 18311 Time: 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Fee: $225 (resident) $337.50 (non-resident) Age: 4 – 9 years old Location: Activities House

TR MULTISENSORY MUSIC EXPERIENCES II Auditory, visual, gustatory, olfactory, proprioceptive, vestibular, and tactile play! Each week a fun different combination of music and novel sensory experiences. If your child seeks or avoids certain sensory experiences or has a sensory processing disorder, contact instructor ahead of time. Participants will try various sensory integration techniques, identify five or more “senses”, and will express preferences about sensory integration techniques.

Day: Monday Date: July 2-30 Course Code: 18312 Time: 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Fee: $225 (resident) $337.50 (non-resident) Age: 10 & Older




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Amicalola Falls State Park Hike to one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Georgia, Amicalola Falls. The enormous waterfall at Amicalola drops over 730 feet, cascading in multiple tiers of white water from a towering cliff in Georgia’s Chattahoochee National Forest. The hike begins at the top of the falls with a personal guide that will take you on the trail through the cool streamlined paths that lead down the falls. Your guide will answer questions about the history of the area and how the falls became known as Amicalola Falls. Day: Wednesday Date: May 9 Course Code: 18313 Time: 8:30 a.m. Fee: $14 (resident) $18 (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Dawsonville

Albany, Ga. The Civil rights Institute serves as your interactive window into Albany, Georgia’s history of leadership in the fight for civil rights. We will be taking a tour of this incredible museum. We will also stop by Radium Springs Gardens. One of Georgia’s Seven Natural Wonders, Radium Springs Gardens pumps 70,000 gallons per minute of clear, 68-degree water from an underground cave. We will walk through a courtyard where the former Radium Springs Casino once stood, enjoy foliage-draped hillocks, crystal clear waters and flora both indigenous and exotic. Day: Thursday Date: May 17 Course Code: 18314 Time: 8:00 a.m. Fee: $20 (resident) $30 (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Albany

Jim Howe Marta/Beltline Tour This will be a step on bus tour of the Beltline in Atlanta Georgia. The MARTA Beltline tour drives around the route of the proposed 22-mile inner-city rail loop. We will go through various downtown neighborhoods such as Inman Park, Grant Park, Southside Atlanta, and the West End where the new rail line will go. No rail tracks have been laid yet, but we will see various parks, murals, sidewalks, and various obstacles that the railroad must engineer around. We will have lunch at Six Feet Under Restaurant and take a short walk at the Old Fourth Ward Park. Day: Wednesday/Thursday Date: May 23 Course Code: 18315 May 24 Course Code: 18316 Time: 9:00 a.m. Fee: $25 (resident) $37.50 (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Atlanta

Wild Animal Safari We will be taking a guided bus tour of the Safari. We will travel through the 3.5-mile drive experiencing hundreds of animals. Get ready to get up close and personal like no other animal adventure. Many animals will come right up to your vehicle for a greeting. Come face-to-face with a camel, a watusi, a zebra or hand feed an American bison. You'll see elk, water buffalo, giraffes and more running free. They have 75 species of animals and over 550 of them on 500 acres! Day: Tuesday Date: May 29 Course Code: 18317 Time: 9:00 a.m. Fee: $30 (resident) $45 (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Pine Mountain

Downtown Rome Walking Tour Downtown Rome’s guided tours offer a unique insight into Rome’s storied past. Each downtown tour is unique where we will be led through Rome’s historic downtown to discover its history and beauty. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes. We will be walking quite a bit! Day: Monday Date: June 4 Course Code: 18318 Time: 8:00 a.m. Fee: $22 (resident) $33 (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Rome, Ga.

Chattanooga Duck Boats Just when you think you’ve seen it all from land, we will splash into the Tennessee River for the unforgettable views of Chattanooga’s Riverfront and Maclellan Island. Not just a tour, it’s an adventure! You will board an authentic renovated WWII amphibious landing craft for a narrated tour of downtown Chattanooga, TN. Day: Tuesday Date: June 12 Course Code: 18319 Time: 9:30 a.m. Fee: $32 (resident) $48 (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Chattanooga, TN

Chick-fil-A Corporate Tour The Chick-fil-A Home Office Backstage Tour is a walking, guided cultural tour. The central focus is S. Truett Cathy, Founder of Chick-fil-A. Throughout the tour, you will get to experience their most valued company assets: hospitable people, delicious food, the infectious "Eat Mor Chikin" Cows, and their unique story.

Day: Tuesday Date: June 19 Course Code: 18320 Time: 10:00 a.m. Fee: $18 (resident) $27 (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Atlanta, Ga.



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Cheesecake Factory/Cumberland Mall Cumberland Mall features a wide variety of stores and restaurants in Atlanta, Georgia. We will be going for a shopping trip and to have lunch at the Cheesecake Factory!

Day: Monday Date: June 25 Course Code: 18321 Time: 9:00 a.m. Fee: $10 (resident) $15 (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Atlanta, Ga.

Tubing down the Chattahoochee Let’s go on an adventure! What says summer more than tubing down a river! Join us as we go tubing down the Chattahoochee. It will be a fun filled day of relaxing on the river. Bring a sack lunch!

Day: Monday Date: July 2 Course Code: 18322 Time: 9:00 a.m. Fee: $25 (resident) $37.50 (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Helen

Hudson Farms Located in Manchester, GA, Hudson Farm grows a variety of fruits and vegetables, from peaches, blueberries, strawberries, tomatoes, plums, grapes, figs and much more. You will have the choice to pick your own or just shop around!

Day: Tuesday Date: July 17 Course Code: 18323 Time: 9:00 a.m. Fee: $10 (resident) $15 (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Manchester

Serenbe Serenbe Farms is a small diversified organic farm located in the Serenbe community and surrounded by the rural oasis of the Chattahoochee Hill Country. We will be enjoying a morning of shopping, going to the farmers market, and going on a tour of the beautiful farm.

Day: Saturday Date: July 21 Course Code: 18324 Time: 9:00 a.m. Fee: $15 (resident) $22.50 (non-resident) Age: Adult

Location: Palmetto

Asheville, North Carolina ***OVERNIGHT*** The overnight trips are back! We will be traveling to Asheville, North Carolina for lots of touristy adventures. We will be touring the Biltmore house, taking a trolley tour of Asheville, seeing some beautiful gardens, hiking, shopping, don’t forget great food, and many more! (Please ask for pricing if you would like to have a single occupancy room.)

Day: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Date: July 31 - August 2 Time: 8:00 a.m. Fee: $450 (resident) $675 (non-resident) Payment schedule: $150 (resident) $225 (non-resident) deposit day of registration. $150 (resident) $225 (non-resident) due by June 1 $150 (resident) $225 (non-resident) due by July 2 Age: Adult

Location: Asheville, NC

Southern Hollywood Film Tour Grab your camera and we'll take you where the movies live! The Southern Hollywood Film Tour travels the backroads to see locations for some of the most iconic movies and television shows filmed in Georgia! Some include: Fried Green Tomatoes, Sweet Home Alabama, Joyful Noise, Driving Miss Daisy, and many more!

Day: Tuesday Date: Aug 7 Course Code: 18326 Time: 10:00 a.m. Fee: $37 (resident) $55.50 (non-resident) Age: Adult

Location: Peachtree City

Taste of Helen We will be going to a culinary Taste of Helen from local eateries. There will be live music and great company to enjoy the town of Helen with!

Day: Wednesday Date: August 15 Course Code: 18327 Time: 2:30 p.m. Fee: $35 (resident) $52.50 (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Helen

BAPS Hindu Temple/ Atlanta Farmers Market We will be taking a tour to learn the history and customs of the BAPs Hindu Temple of Atlanta. We will then visit a local farmers market for fresh produce. Day: Wednesday Date: August 22 Course Code: 18328 Time: 9:00 a.m. Fee: $10 (resident) $15 (non-resident) Age: Adult

Location: Riverdale

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EARN YOUR GEORGIA MOTORCYCLE LICENSE NEW RIDER AND EXPERIENCED RIDER MOTORCYCLE SAFETY TRAINING Fayette County Parks and Recreation, in conjunction with Georgia Motorcycle Riders, is offering classes leading to earning your Georgia motorcycle license endorsement. Classes for both new riders and experienced riders are being offered. These classes and instructors are Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) and Georgia Department of Driver Services approved. For more information on days, dates, times, fees, and requirements visit the website at

http://GeorgiaMotorcycleRiders.com or call 678-364-1442 for the schedule and to register.

AARP SMART DRIVER You can expect to learn current rules of the road, defensive driving techniques, and how to operate your vehicle safely in today’s increasingly challenging driving environment. You will learn adjustments to accommodate common age-related changes in vision, hearing, and reaction time. Consult your insurance agent to see if you qualify for a discount! ***CASH ONLY***

Day: Monday Date: Session I: May 21 Session II: August 20 Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Fee: $19.50 per AARP member $26.00 per non-member Age: 25 & Older Location: Activities House

DOG OBEDIENCE Teach your dog to be a canine citizen through obedience training. This class is based upon the American Kennel Club’s Companion Dog course. Your dog will learn to walk on a leash, come when called, sit, stay, and much more. Rate applies to one dog. Do not bring your dog to the first class. ** Signing up for this class gives you and your companion a lifetime of support. When you take and complete this class, you can come back and do a free refresher session or two at no additional charge for the life of your dog! Limited to the owner and dog originally registered for the class. **

Day: Wednesday Date: Session I: July 11 - August 29 Course Code: 18332 Session II: September 12 – November 7 Course Code: 18333 Time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Fee: $95 (resident) $142.50 (non-resident) Age: 10 & Older Location: Kiwanis Center

For specific questions about the Dog/Rally Obedience classes, such as whether prior training meets requirements for Rally Obedience, please call the instructor at 770-885-3973 and leave a voicemail. Please contact the instructor if you have interest in taking morning classes.

RALLY OBEDIENCE Rally Obedience is a sport in which dog and handler complete a course designed to demonstrate and reinforce obedience training. Improve communication with your dog while developing a sense of teamwork. Rally can be used as a dynamic, enjoyable way to practice obedience commands, or as a link between obedience and agility competition. Prerequisite: The dog should have successfully completed basic dog obedience and/or Canine Good Citizen (CGC) training. Please bring your dog to every class.

Day: Wednesday Date: September 12 – November 7 Course Code: 18334 Time: 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Fee: $95 (resident) $142.50 (non-resident) Age: 10 & Older Location: Kiwanis Center

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LINE DANCING

Line dancing builds confidence. It also provides a foundation for broadening your dance experience. It enables you to learn balance, rhythm, timing, poise, and posture. It reduces stress, increases energy and improves strength and muscle tone. It is a friendly and social atmosphere. It promotes cardiovascular health through physical workouts of varying intensity. It also has mental benefits. Line dancing is no longer being danced to just country music. We dance to all genres of music which include country, rap, pop, hip hop, line waltz to various artists including, Pink, Maroon 5, Macklemore, Jennifer Lopez, Usher, Darius Rucker, Easton Corbin, Train, Luke Bryan, Kenny Chesney, Jessta James, Laura Bell Bundy, and many many more.

WEEKLY PM CLASS Day: Monday Date: Session I: April 30 – May 21 Course Code: 18335 Session II: June 4 – June 25 Course Code: 18336 Session III: July 9 – July 30 Course Code: 18337 Session IV: August 6 – August 27 Course Code: 18338 Time: Beginner: 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Intermediate: 7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Fee: $30 per session (resident) $45 per session (non-resident) $10 FOR DROP-INS (resident) $15 FOR DROP-INS (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Kiwanis Center

WEEKLY AM CLASS

Day: Tuesday Date: Session I: May 1 – May 22 Course Code: 18339 Session II: June 5 – June 26 Course Code: 18340 Session III: July 10 – July 31 Course Code: 18341 Session IV: August 7 – August 28 Course Code: 18342 Time: Beginner: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Fee: $30 per session (resident) $45 per session (non-resident) $10 FOR DROP-INS (resident) $15 FOR DROP-INS (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: June & July Classes: Activities Building; May & August Classes: Kiwanis Center

LINE DANCE PARTIES (drop-in fee for students not in Monday PM, Tuesday AM, and senior basic class)

Day: Friday Date: Session I: May 18 Course Code: 18343 Session II: June 15 Course Code: 18344 Session III: July 20 Course Code: 18345 Session IV: August 17 Course Code: 18346 Time: 7:30 p.m. – 10:30 p.m. Fee: $5 non-students (resident) $7.50 non-students (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Kiwanis Center

SENIOR LINE DANCING/BEGINNERS CLASS Day: Monday Date: Session I: April 30 - May 21 Course Code: 18347 Session II: June 4 - June 25 Course Code: 18348 Session III: July 9 - July 30 Course Code: 18349 Session IV: August 6 - August 27 Course Code: 18350 Time: 4:15 p.m. - 5:15 p.m. Fee: $30 per session (resident) $45 per session (non-resident) $10 FOR DROP-INS (resident) $15 FOR DROP-INS (non-resident) Age: Adult Location: Kiwanis Center



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INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOGRAPHY It takes more than a camera to be a good photographer. But with today's smart technology and training, it's easier than ever to learn how to take great pictures. This course, designed strictly for beginners, provides for a solid foundation in the skills and tools you'll need to explore the world of digital photography. We start with a look at the different types of cameras on the market and guidelines for setting your camera up for success. The theory behind exposure is also introduced: controlling the amount of light that reaches the camera's sensor. We provide a roadmap for learning more with the next steps in photography training. The path to becoming a better photographer begins with the first step, start here! Topics include:

Exploring cameras and lenses Understanding media Controlling exposure Composing with autofocus Shooting portraits Understanding form and geometry Exporting and editing digital images

Day: Wednesday Date: Session I: May 16 & May 30 Course Code: 18351 Session II: June 13 & June 27 Course Code: 18352 Session III: July 11 & July 25 Course Code: 18353 Session IV: August 8 & August 22 Course Code: 18354 Time: Session I, II, & IV: 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Session III: 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Fee: $40 per session (resident) $60 per session (non-resident) $5 material fee paid to instructor Age: 12 & Older Location: DMS Creative Solutions (Fayetteville)

HEARTSAVER CPR/AED TRAINING Knowing CPR gives you and your loved ones peace of mind no matter where you might be. Whether on a ski trip in the mountains or enjoying time together at the beach, having the knowledge to save a life brings reassurance and confidence. Statistics show that 4 out of 5 sudden cardiac arrests that occur outside of the hospital happen in the home – the place we eat, sleep, and spend time with family. Thinking through the simple steps of CPR you learn in class will help you mentally prepare to act if a real emergency occurs. *Optional: pay an additional $20 to the instructor to receive an official Heartsaver Card to become fully certified. Day: Session I: Monday

Session II: Thursday Date: Session I: May 7 Course Code: 18355

Session II: August 23 Course Code: 18356 Time: Session I: 7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

Session II: 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Fee: $30 (resident) $45 (non-resident) Age: 10 & Older Location: Activities House

STARGAZING NIGHT Join us for a night of stargazing and enjoying one of our parks at night! Stars, S’mores and learning about the universe! We will be taking a look at several planets, constellations and Mars, as it is the closest to the Earth it’s been in 18 years, as well as watching a meteor shower! In partnership with the Flint River Astronomy Club and their telescopes. Day: Friday Dates: June 22 Course Code: 18357 July 27 Course Code: 18358 Rain Dates: June 23 & July 28 Time: 8:30 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Fee: Free Age: All Ages Location: TBA

FOOD TRUCK FRENZY Get your grub on with some delicious food trucks! The city of Atlanta is a melting pot of great food. So we figured we’d bring some of that same culture down here to Fayette County. Come have a great time with us as we enjoy some lunch and dinner this summer! Plenty of options for every taste bud, and diet! Day/Date/Time/Location: May 17: Lake McIntosh 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. June 21: Kiwanis Park 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. July 20: Lake McIntosh 5:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. August 16: McCurry Park 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.



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PAVILION FACILITIES Fayette County Parks and Recreation Department permits its outdoor park facilities to be reserved from sunrise to sunset. The pavilion facilities reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis and may only be reserved once every six weeks in advance of the date of the occasion (rescheduling is not permitted)*. You must be at least 21 to reserve a facility. A group representative will be required to sign a rental agreement form and pay the fees that apply. The reservation fee may be in the form of cash, check, or money order (reservation fees are nonrefundable). To make your reservation, you must come to our office between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Reservations for the weekend must be made by noon on Thursday of that week. Proof of residency will be required! Reservation time should include your setup time and cleanup time. A reservation permit is given at the time of reservation and should be kept with you at all times while at the park. Reservations are limited to facilities and time frame listed on the permit. Failure to follow all rules will limit future use. For a complete listing of pavilion rules and guidelines, visit our Web site at: http://www.fayettecountyga.gov/parks_and_recreation

BROOKS PARK 120 Railroad Avenue 17 Acres - Baseball fields, softball fields, pavilion, playground area, restrooms. KENWOOD PARK 265 Hwy 279 172 Acres - Multipurpose field, outdoor basketball courts, outdoor volleyball court, tennis courts, pavilions, playground area, restrooms, walking/jogging trails. KIWANIS PARK 936 Redwine Road 40 Acres - Administration offices, activities house, baseball fields, outdoor basketball court, tennis courts, pavilion, playground area, restrooms, walking area, Kiwanis center. MCCURRY PARK 180 McDonough Road 130 Acres - Softball, soccer, football fields, disc golf course, multipurpose field, pavilions, playground area, restrooms, walking/jogging paths, ample parking. LAKE HORTON 1270 Antioch Road 82 Acres - Walking trails, boat ramps, fishing, pavilions, playground area, restrooms. LAKE MCINTOSH 3501 TDK Blvd 14.5 Acres - Walking trails, pavilion, playground area, gazebo, boat ramp with two boat docks, restrooms.

FCPRD PROGRAM REFUND All program fees are payable in advance to Fayette County Parks and Recreation Department. A person is considered registered when a payment is accompanied with a registration form. Acceptable forms of payment are cash, check, money order, online credit cards, e-checks, or debit cards. Individuals must verify that their registration information has been received. 1. Classes that do not attain the minimum enrollment will be

cancelled two days before the scheduled start and participants will receive a full refund.

2. Refunds will be given to participants if requested in writing at least five work days before a class/program/trip. A 25% administration fee will be charged for any written request.

3. Refunds will be given after a class/program/trip begins only with a doctor’s statement of the participant’s incapacitation, illness, or injury within five working days from the start of the class.

4. If payment is made online with Paymentus, there will not be a refund for the service fees.

5. Refunds policy for trips, please refer to page 4 under Trips.

Facility Hourly Rate (2 hour minimum)

Brooks, Kenwood, Kiwanis, McCurry, Lake Horton, Lake McIntosh Pavilions

RESIDENTS $30 per hour

NON-RESIDENTS $60 per hour

Fees above apply for all pavilion rentals. Maximum number 100!

Mobile Park Search Check out the app for iPhone, iPad, and Android devices that will help you find parks and recreation opportunities wherever you are. Fayette County has made sure to add all of its parks and facilities to this app - so check it out and, if you feel like it, leave a nice comment on our park pages. Want to see our listing now - on the computer? Check out www.ParksNReviews.com

WHAT’S THAT NOISE! When you hear the emergency warning sirens in Fayette County Parks and Recreation areas you need to take immediate action. The Fayette County 911 Center will sound for the following conditions:

A tornado warning is issued by the National Weather Service for Fayette County.

A severe thunderstorm warning issued by the National Weather Service for Fayette County with winds of 80 mph or greater

and/or hail greater than 2.5 inches in diameter.

A confirmed tornado sighting by a credible source.

The Fayette County 911 Center will announce a verbal warning message (no siren tones) in recreation areas when the following occurs:

A severe thunderstorm warning with expected wind speed of less than 80 mph and/or hail less than 2.5 inches in diameter.

A significant weather advisory (SWA) accompanied by lightning, hail, and strong winds.

TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION

When siren sounds or verbal warning is given immediately leave and seek shelter in a safe area.

If during a storm you are outside in an open area away from shelters, lie flat on the ground away from trees until the storm

passes.

Tune to a local radio station for weather updates.

* only call 911 for an emergency!

*INCLEMENT WEATHER: If your event is cancelled due to inclement weather, you may reschedule your event. The individual who reserved the facility must contact our office within two business days after the reservation date. The six weeks in advance rule does not apply, and rescheduling is based on availability.



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Parent/Guardian Name: _________________________________________________________________________________ Address______________________________________________________ City ________________________Zip_________ Email Address_________________________________ Home Phone____________________ Cell_____________________ Please check the appropriate box for the location in which you live:

City of Fayetteville Peachtree City Town of Tyrone Unincorporated Fayette County Town of Brooks Town of Woolsey Another County (add 50% surcharge to printed fee)

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WAIVER FOR PARTICIPANT The undersigned participant or guardian acknowledge that participation is voluntary and agrees to waive and release any and all rights and claim for damages against the Fayette County Board of Commissioners and all employees and members of the same, for any claim arising out of any injury or damages to myself/child. By signing this release, I/the guardian consent to such participation and also verify that adequate medical insurance is in effect during this period. In the event of an emergency and I cannot be reached, I give permission for authorities of Fayette County Parks and Recreation Department to seek immediate medical attention for myself/my child. I hereby consent to the use and reproduction of any and all photographs and/or video clips taken of me/my child in any form whatsoever for use in the Fayette County Parks and Recreation newsletter, brochures, flyers, on the county and department web sites, and in any other publications produced for Fayette County Parks and Recreation Department. Consent is also granted for any use of my name/child’s name in any part of those publications listed above. I have read this document and am fully aware of the contents and limitations, legal and otherwise. Name_____________________________________________________________________________________Date____________________ Participant acknowledges by signature and date all information provided is correct and accepts our cancellation and refund policy

MODIFICATION NEEDED?

Do you need a modification due to a

disability to enjoy this program?

If so, check here.

All fees are payable in advance to Fayette County Parks and Recreation Department. A person is considered registered when a payment is accompanied with a registration form. Acceptable forms of payment are cash, check, money order, online credit cards, e-checks, or debit cards. Individuals must verify that their registration information has been received. FCRD REFUND POLICY 1. Classes that do not attain the minimum enrollment will be cancelled two days before the scheduled start and participants will receive a full

refund. 2. Refunds will be given to participants if requested in writing at least five work days before a class/program/trip. A 25% administration fee

will be charged for any written request. 3. Refunds will be given after a class/program/trip begins only with a doctor’s statement of the participant’s incapacitation, illness, or injury

within five work days from the start of the class. 4. If payment is made online with Paymentus, there will not be a refund for the service fees. 5. Regarding trips and charter bus trips that admission must be paid in advance, refunds will only be given if we can sell your space and

ticket. No refunds for no-shows. Some of our trips have a waiting list, and if you cancel at the last minute or do not show, you may deprive someone else of being able to attend.

All checks and money orders should be made payable to FCRD! Payment Type: Processed by:__________ Date:__________Amount:__________Cash/Check:__________

Registration begins April 9, 2018 Online: http://www.fayettecountyga.gov/parks_and_recreation/OnlineRegistration.htm Mail: 140 Stonewall Avenue West, Fayetteville 30214 Walk-in: 980 Redwine Road, Fayetteville 30215

This form must be completed in its entirety by an adult, 18 years or older. If you do not wish to share your contact information with the instructor, check here

STUDENT ATHLETE YOUTH SUMMER CAMP SERIES by Jump Start Sports

Time: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Before Care: 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Age: 4 - 12 years old Fee: $180 (resident) $270 (non-resident) Before Care: $15 (Payment for before care can be made payable to Jump Start Sports on the first day of camp)

Jump Start Sports provides well-organized summer camps in an environment that is more focused on fun and learning than on competition. The innovative camp themes are designed to pique the interest of every camper, allowing them to explore their interests in a fun and safe manor! The Student Athlete Youth Summer Camp Series was designed with the student-athlete in mind, where student comes first, and athlete comes second. The goal of this series is to allow children time to run around and be active all summer, while not forgetting key concepts learned during their school years. Educational type activities will take place each week in addition to the themed sport, helping form a well-rounded summer for all campers!

SPORTS CAMP KICK OFF AND CAMP GOES GREEN Kick off the summer by participating with your friends in your favorite camp games and activities! This includes a wide variety of sports and fun camp games such as Capture the Flag, Tag Games, Relay Races, Wiffle Ball, Kickball, and more! Campers will also participate in daily challenges to help them learn about the importance of going green and recycling. Challenges will include planting trees/plants, recycled art activities, nature walks, and much more.

Day: Monday – Friday Date: June 4 – June 8 Course Code: 18359 Location: Kiwanis Center

ALL PRO FLAG FOOTBALL/CHEERLEADING CAMP AND ARTS WEEK

The All Pro Football Camp will teach campers the basic fundamentals of football in an atmosphere that emphasizes sportsmanship, teamwork, and the joy of sports. This camp is great for both novice and experienced football players. In addition to learning fundamentals, techniques and strategies of the sport, campers will participate in flag football games every day as well as fun games and contests such as “Punt, Pass, and Kick." Cheerleading Campers learn a variety of cheers, jumps, kicks and movements. We’ll also play fun cheerleading games, create cheerleading themed crafts, and decorate uniforms to wear at the exhibition on the last day of camp. Cheerleading camp provides children with a highly active endeavor in a non-competitive environment that fosters fun and friendship. In addition, campers will learn about different artistic styles and participate in activities that lead up to a talent show and a museum! They will work individually or in a group to practice their piece for the end of week talent show. They will also complete various works of art that will be posted in a museum for parents to walk through on the final day of camp.


HOOP IT UP BASKETBALL CAMP AND SHARK TANK WEEK

Basketball players learn all basic fundamentals, including dribbling, ball handling, passing, shooting, defense, and game strategy. Each day, campers play in fun individual and team competitions, culminating in a “Fayette County March Madness” 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament!” After basketball, campers are presented with hands on challenges that promote creative problem solving, teamwork, imagination and innovation! The week will end with a “Shark Tank” presentation to the counselors where campers have to pitch their inventions to the team!

Day: Monday – Friday Date: June 18 – June 22 Course Code: 18361 Location: East Fayette Gym

WORLD CUP SOCCER CAMP AND STEM WEEK Children get their kicks at the World Cup Soccer Camp! Players learn foot skills, passing, shooting, goal keeping, and team concepts. Each day, they are also divided by gender and skill level and participate in games. The last few days of camp, small teams represent a country and participate in a fun “World Cup” competition. When soccer is done each day, campers will learn a variety of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) concepts through hands on discovery. Campers will create projects to take home, build bridges, drop eggs, and much more!


OLYMPIC SPORTS CAMP AND CULTURE WEEK The Olympics have come to town! Campers are divided into “countries”, to compete for the gold medal! The Olympic spirit and true sportsmanship are emphasized throughout the week. Sports offered include track and field, soccer, hockey, basketball, and more! Campers also learn about the culture and history of their adopted country and make the country’s flag, learn key words/phrases of the language from the country, and create other pieces of art to take home.

Day: Monday – Friday Date: July 9 – July 13 Course Code: 18363 Location: Kiwanis Center

NCAA LACROSSE CAMP AND FEAR FACTOR WEEK Boys and girls can learn to play one of the fastest growing sports in the United States. Lacrosse is action packed and lots of fun! The sport has elements of soccer, football, basketball and hockey. All equipment will be provided in this highly instructional program. Players will receive training on the fundamentals, including: passing and catching, fielding ground balls, cradling, spacing, positioning, and defense. Then they play fun game situational scrimmages, which helps them learn more and enjoy the fast-paced action of the game. Plastic sticks and soft balls are used. No checking, stick checking, or poking will be permitted! At the end of the week, players will participate in a fun “NCAA Championships." Campers will cool down from lacrosse and then have a chance to face their fears, while having a blast doing so! Activities will include edible bugs, team building trust games, making slime, and many more creepy, gooey, fun activities!


ULTIMATE WARRIOR SPORTS CAMP AND NUTRITION WEEK

Join us at the Ultimate Warrior Camp for fitness, fun “Survivor” type team challenges paired with nutrition lessons! Age-appropriate and safe activities specifically designed to challenge, inspire, and excite. Games and tasks this week include obstacle courses, relays, tug-of-war, and many other fun activities designed to teach cooperation and teamwork while also developing self-esteem and a strong understanding of nutrition and healthy foods/activities. Children will compete in a weekly step challenge and a daily healthy lunch challenge!


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