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Spring & Summer 2016
Experiences
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Experiences
SAVE THE DATE! September 12, 2016
For Your Information
The Board of Park Commissioners sponsors the following organizations and
programs. Sports Associations are independent associations that handle their
own registration and league coordination with some LPRD assistance. Each Sponsored Association has a specific registration process. Please contact
the individuals listed below for detailed information about their programs and
registration.
Longmeadow Youth Football Jeff Carterud at [email protected]
www.longmeadowfootball.org
Longmeadow Girls’ Lacrosse Mark Pinkowski at [email protected]
Tim Kingston at [email protected] www.LGLAX.com.
Longmeadow Baseball Association [email protected]
www.longmeadowbaseball.org
Longmeadow Softball Association Kim Gettens 413.754.3266
[email protected] www.longmeadowbaseballsoftball.org
Longmeadow Little League Association Steve Schiffman, 413.374.7674
[email protected] Eteamz.com/longmeadowll
Longmeadow Soccer Association Mary Pat O’Connor 413.567.8237
[email protected] www.longmeadowsoccer.org
Longmeadow Aquatic Club [email protected]
Longmeadow Boys’ LAX Association Matt Landon 508.737.8255
[email protected] www.longmeadowlacrosse.com
Longmeadow Youth Basketball Association Victor Oundjian, 413.262.1333
What’s Inside:
General Information 2
Greenwood Children’s Center 3 Trips 4 Infant, Toddler, Preschool 4 Youth Programs 4 Vacation Week Programs 5 Adult Programs 6 Outdoor Aquatics 7 Summer Camps 7 Tennis 11 Fall Youth Sports 11
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10TH ANNUAL
SATURDAY, MAY 21ST 7-10AM
AT THE COMMUNITY HOUSE
September 12, 2016
*Applications and more information available at www.lprd.net in late spring!
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General Information
Office Locations
Main Office: The Community House
735 Longmeadow Street, Longmeadow, MA 01106
Hours: Monday-Friday from 8am-5pm
Passport hours 9am-3pm
Phone: 413.565.4160 Fax: 413.565.4165
Greenwood Office: Greenwood Children’s Center
231 Maple Rd, Longmeadow, MA 01106
Hours: Monday-Friday from 7am-6pm
Phone: 413.565.4163 Fax: 413.565.4219
LPRD Hotline: 413.565.2255
Email: [email protected]
Web site: www.lprd.net
Our Vision
Passionate Professionals, Beautiful Parks, Exceptional
Experiences
Our Mission
The Longmeadow Parks and Recreation Department, operating
under the advisement of the Board of Park Commissioners, is
dedicated to developing and maintaining beautiful, safe and
environmentally friendly open spaces for the public to use and
enjoy. Through affordable, comprehensive and exceptional
experiences, we build a sense of community, enrich people’s
lives and contribute to total development of the individual,
family, and the Longmeadow community. We strive to meet the
needs of our customers and residents and the needs of the Town
of Longmeadow through activities and parks that are
representative of the best practices of our profession.
Board of Park Commissioners
The Longmeadow Park Commissioners are appointed volunteers
whose charge is to set policy of all Town Parks and Recreation
activities.
James Russell, Chair
David Horowitz, Vice Chair
James Jones, Commissioner
Margaret Rakas, Commissioner
Jeff Rintoul, Commissioner
Department Staff
Bari Jarvis, M ED, Director
Cristina Judd, BA, Assistant Director
Tracy Berns, Administrative Assistant
Marina Blanusa, Director of Child Care
Kelly Zieba, BA MCOM , Director of School Age Services
Sponsorship Opportunities
Businesses in Longmeadow and the neighboring areas are
finding that they can demonstrate their commitment to our
community and promote their services or products through the
official Longmeadow Parks and Recreation Department
Sponsorship Program. The opportunities available include
advertising in the LPRD seasonal brochure, sponsoring an event
or program, contributing in-kind services, and/or making a
donation. Call today for your Sponsorship Package.
Advertisements
Advertisement in this publication does not express or imply the
endorsement of a business or its products and services by the
Longmeadow Parks and Recreation Department.
ADA
The Longmeadow Parks and Recreation Department complies
with the American Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibiting
discrimination on the basis of disability. ADA requires that
recreation programs must be implemented in the most integrated
setting possible, appropriate for each individual. Persons with
disabilities are encouraged to contact the Longmeadow Parks and
Recreation Department regarding any accommodations needed to
assist with participation in and the enjoyment of any program or
special event. If you have any questions, please call
413.565.4160.
On the web - www.lprd.net
If you ever needed to know when a class was being offered,
needed a form or wanted to sign up for your next recreational
opportunity, now you can do all this and more on the web. We
encourage you to take advantage of this great service.
Registrations and payments are secure and encrypted guarding
your personal information.
Cancellation Information
Information Hotline - Call 413.565.2255 for up to the minute
cancellation and event information. Programs held at schools will
be cancelled when school is cancelled.
Facility Rentals
Community House Facility Rental
Are you looking for a convenient space for a lecture, an
anniversary celebration, etc.? The Longmeadow Community
House will seat up to 200 people auditorium style or 150 for a sit
down dinner. Rentals are on a first come, first served basis.
Call 413.565.4160 for more information or go to www.lprd.net.
Park Rules
A complete listing of the Park Rules is available at each Park,
on-line at www.lprd.net and at the Parks and Recreation office.
Park Permits
Park Permit Forms can be obtained at the Parks and Recreation
Department office or on the web at www.lprd.net.
Program Registration
Initial Registration for Programs begins when you receive this
brochure, unless otherwise noted in the program description. All
registrations are taken on a first-come, first-serve basis until the
program maximum or established deadline. Use the activity
numbers listed under program description and to search online
for registration. Registration can be done online at ww.lprd.net,
in person at the Community House or a completed registration
form can be faxed or mailed in to the Community House with
payment included. Payments are due in full at the time of
registration and can be made by check made payable to LPRD,
cash or credit card. NOTE: there is a $10 fee added to all
non-resident registrations.
Refund Policy
No refunds will be given after the program registration deadline
or start of the program. A $25 processing fee will be deducted for
any refund.
Fee Assistance
The Longmeadow Parks and Recreation Department’s programs,
classes and special events are available to all residents regardless
of economic status. We provide fee assistance for qualified
residents and a confidential application is available in our office
or on the web at: www.lprd.net.
Greenwood Children’s Center, Daycare & School Age Programs Licensed by the Department of Early Education and Care
231 Maple Road, Longmeadow, MA 01106
School Age Programs, Early Risers, After School
Infants - One month to 15 months, $320/week Toddlers– 15 months to 2.9 years, $303/week
Preschoolers– 2.10 years to Kindergarten, $244/week Part time options available
Daycare Program
After School Program, Grades K-5 Transportation is provided from Longmeadow Public Schools
at 2:45pm to Greenwood Center until 6pm. Registration is
accepted for the following:
1 day per week $179/monthly 2 days per week $269/monthly 3 days per week $298/monthly 4 days per week $355/monthly 5 days per week $382/monthly Drop in service fee: $47 for the first 3 hour block, $15 for each
additional block plus transportation fee of $3 per day $35 registration fee *25% Sibling discount
Contact Marina Blanusa, Director of Childcare at [email protected] or Kelly Zieba, Director of
School Age Services at [email protected] or 565.4163 to set up a tour or for additional information!
Be Ready For Kindergarten… Learn Through Play Curriculum Social Development Kindergarten Readiness Skills Thematic Units Phonological Awareness Letter & Number Recognition STEM Program, Science & Technology Lab
Greenwood Children’s Center is proud of our highly talented and dedicated teachers!
Miss Carly- Since 2001 Miss Karen– Since 2008 Miss Brittany Since 2010 Miss Kaitlin– Since 2009
Miss Alison Since 2015 Miss Catherine Since 2015
Happy -Confident -Play - Learn
Early Risers Before School Program, Grades K-5 The Early Risers Program is offered at Wolf Swamp, Blueberry
Hill and Center Schools each morning beginning at 7:15am until
the start of the school day.
1 day per week $74/monthly 2 days per week $83/monthly 3 days per week $102/monthly 4 days per week $126/monthly 5 days per week $148/monthly Drop in service fee: $20 per block Delayed Openings: $20 per day for extra hours and transportation $35 Registration fee *25% Sibling discount
Longmeadow Parks and Recreation congratulates Greenwood Extended Day program for achieving a Level 2 rating by
the Department of Early Education and Care’s Quality Rating and Improvement System (QRIS). QRIS is a method to assess, improve and communicate the level of quality in early care & education and after-school
settings. We are proud to offer our participants such a level of service.
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Trips
Springtime in New York City
Come and enjoy a day in the Big Apple! Plan the day to your liking to include
shopping, visiting museums or just enjoying all that New York City has to offer!
Stops will be along 5th Ave.
Saturday, Apr 16 #6103.301
Depart from Greenwood at 7am; return at 10:30pm
Fee: $55 per person
Hartford Yard Goats Tickets
Professional baseball is back in Hartford! Pick up your tickets for the 5:05pm
game on Saturday, July 9 vs. Portland or the 7:05pm game on Saturday, August 6
vs. Binghamton. Be part of this new era and state-of-the art ballpark. Our tickets, located in the field box section, are only $15 and include $2 loaded onto the ticket
which can be redeemed inside the stadium for concessions! Parking is available
in any of the area garage facilities for a reasonable, additional price.
Tickets available for purchase after May 1st at the Community House.
Infant, Toddler & Preschool
Skyhawks SoccerTots, Greenwood Center
Skyhawks’ SoccerTots® is a physical development program that uses a variety of
fun games to delight and engage kids in physical activity while developing motor skills, promoting physical fitness, and creating self confidence. Parent
participation is required.
Mondays
Teddies– 20 months-2.5 years, 4:15-5pm #2180.301
Mar 28-May 9 (no 4/18)
Koalas– 2.5-3.5 years 5:15-6pm #2180.303
Mar 28-May 9 (no 4/18) $89
Musical Notes, Infants, Toddlers & Preschoolers , Greenwood Center
Did you know that music can increase a child’s emotional intelligence, creativity
and social skills? Clap your hands, tap your feet and sing along with Jon O’Neill as he combines songs with dance and musical instruments!
Infant Classes, newborns thru 24 months
Tuesdays, 10-10:30am
Apr 5-May 17 (no 4/19) #2102.203
Toddler Classes, 24 months thru 4 years Tuesdays, 10:30-11:15am
Apr 5 -May 17 (no 4/19) #2103.203
$72 per child or $100 per family
New Parents’ Support Group, Greenwood Center
Thursdays & Fridays 10-11am
Gain support, meet new friends and establish bonds with other new parents. This group is open to new parents and their infants from birth to one year of age.
This program is offered through Baystate Medical Center Parent Education
Department. Call 794.5515 for more information. No meetings during school
vacation weeks (4/18-4/22). This program is FREE! No sign-up is required.
Moms Club of Longmeadow
Moms Club of Longmeadow is a support group for all Moms with children of any age. We provide great opportunities for children and Moms to socialize,
build friendships, learn and grow together. We also work to strengthen the
community with multiple community service projects throughout the year. We schedule most activities during the day, when many Moms need the most
support. Our activities include: general meetings, monthly Moms Night Out
events, weekly playgroups, outings and group activities, seasonal celebrations, cooking groups, a walking and running group, a book discussion group, a Lego
group and many more! Please email [email protected] for
more information. http://www.momscluboflongmeadow.org
Youth Programs
JumpingClay, Spring Ponds Ages 5 & Up, Greenwood Center
Jumping clay is an air-drying polymer clay that is 100% safe and non-toxic and
completely mess free! Our workshop provides step by step instruction and assis-
tance by trained instructors while encouraging creative self expression and build-
ing confidence. Let’s celebrate Spring with a pond theme! Each participant will create their own 3-D pond display including landscape and animals such as frogs,
turtles, and caterpillars using JumpingClay while learning about basic shapes and
color mixing, Beginners welcome!
Wednesdays, 4-5pm Apr 27 - Jun 1 #2125.320
$90
Youth Track Program, Ages 7-14, LHS Track
Youth will be placed on teams and participate in a series of track and field meets
conducted at the LHS track over the course of the season. Participants will be exposed to a variety of track and field events including sprints, middle distance
runs (up to one mile), shot put, long jump, hurdles, and relays. Emphasis will be
placed on skill development, physical fitness, and individual improvement over
the course of the season. Parents will be expected to assist with timing at one
track meet during the season. Parents who have a background in track and field
or running and who wish to make a greater commitment during practices or meets should indicate their interest when registering their child.
Tuesdays 5-6pm, Saturdays 9-11am
Apr 5-June 7 (tentative) #2120.301
$60 per person
Karate- Shotokan Style , Ages 5-13, Olde Town Hall Shotokan Karate-Do (SKIF System) is a traditional Japanese martial art. The
study of karate is an inner search for growth and self-discipline, which encom-
passes many ideals. Students will be trained in the basic exercises involving punching, blocking, kicking, stances, forms, sparring, and self-defense. A white
karate uniform is required and can be ordered through your instructor Jim Shea.
Tuesdays & Thursdays 5:30-6:30pm
May 3-Jun 16 #4100.301
Tuesdays, 5:30-6:30pm
Jul 5 - Aug 23 #2130.302
$70
Spring Tennis Lessons, Ages 6-10, Blinn Tennis Courts
Participants will have the opportunity to learn how to serve, hit the tennis ball and
volley while learning the fundamentals of the game of tennis. Participants should bring their own racquets if they have one. Instructor is Peter Bradshaw.
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3:30-4:30pm #5114.101
May 3-Jun 2
$60
Parents! Need a night off?
Drop your children ages 4 & up off for
a supervised, fun filled Friday night!
Visit lprd.net for additional information!
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Kid’s Yoga , Grades K-2, Greenwood Center Join Instructor Carleen Sarno for a fun, playful and safe kids yoga practice at
Greenwood Center! This yoga series is designed to build strength, concentration,
flexibility and community, through the time honored tradition of yoga. Please wear loose comfortable clothing and bring your own mat or borrow one of ours!
Mondays, 3:45-4:30pm
Apr 11-May 9 (no 4/18) #4109.212 $30
Around the World Creativity Tour with Let’s Gogh Art, Grades K-4 Blueberry Hill Cafeteria Art travelers go on a whirlwind tour of the world, traveling among different countries and cultures. Create hot air balloons to take you up and away! Each week we land somewhere in our amazing world and create wicked cool cultural
art using unique materials and imaginative art techniques. In Puerto Rico, we play
with clay and make colorful Vejigante masks. We design with Mosaics in Greece, make Tribal Rain Sticks in Australia, and create Maracas in Brazil, just
to name a few. Fun facts about each country and culture, geography and art history are included. A scholarship may be available for a child whose parent is willing to
assist at every class. If interested, contact [email protected]
Mondays, 2:45-4pm #2125.216 Apr 11-Jun 13 (No 4/18, 5/30) $99 Magical Art Mystery Tour with Let’s Gogh Art, Grades K-4 Center School Cafeteria Magical Art Mystery Tour draws children into a world of wonder, revealing unbelievable art tricks and inspiring out-of-the-box creativity. Experiment with
new and mysterious mediums, and discover surprising techniques to transform familiar materials into magical masterpieces. Build lizard playgrounds out of
special sticky "noodles," and make something glow in the dark. Wave wands over
t-shirts to form swirling "lollipops." Stir a few unexpected items into a "fluffy goop" potion. The results are totally "WOW." And...voila...young art magicians
bring home masterpieces each week. A scholarship may be available for a child whose
parent is willing to assist at every class. If interested, contact [email protected]
Tuesdays, 2:45-4pm #2125.212 Apr 5– May 31 (No 4/19) $99
Vacation Programs
Let’s Gogh Art, Superhero Spaceships and Secret Identities Art-ventures,
Grades K-5, Community House Superhero's will soar off on a top-secret mission to save planet earth using the
most important superpower of all: imagination! We’ll create our own bean mosaic superhero masks to protect our secret identities, then blast off in super-duper spaceships built out of recycled materials. As members of the league
of super art heroes, children learn how to save the earth with exciting and environmentally-conscious masterpieces.
Thursday, Apr 21, 10am-12pm #2101.304 $24
Let’s Gogh Art , Electric Zebras and Neon T-shirts, Grades K-5 Community House Get ready for electrifying art-ventures! Start with a canvas painting party! Explore pattern and color while painting bright, exciting zebras on canvas! Next,
create vibrant shapes and geometric designs on t-shirts using a special resist technique. Then, transform the letters of the alphabet into awesome abstract drawings.
Friday, Apr 22, 10am-12pm #2101.305 $24
Ultimate Fairytale Adventure, Ages 3-6, Community House Dance Studio Our ladies begin their day by dressing-up as royals with crowns and scepters before continuing their adventure with fairytale activities, such as crafts, a fashion
show, song and dance, tumbling, and use “mini” gymnastic equipment such as
beam, parallel bars and rings! For the Grand Finale, parents will be invited to a royal “Crowning Ceremony” that will include a performance! Please wear leotard
and skirt or shorts and ballet slippers. Please pack a peanut free snack and lunch
and full water bottle each day.
-Friday, 9am-1pm #1517.201 Apr 18-22 $130
Soccer Clinic, Ages 7-11, Greenwood Center Brad Miller, LHS Varsity Coach and his staff of Next Level Adventure will provide their expertise on fitness, skill development and making the game of
soccer fun in this two day clinic. Participants are required to provide their own
shin guards. Bring a water bottle and peanut free snack.
Wednesday & Thursday, 9am-12pm Apr 20-21 #1514.301 $55
Spring Baseball Clinic, Ages 7-12, Greenwood Park Chris Corkum of Chris Corkum’s Baseball Camps, Inc. and his staff will provide instruction in fielding, throwing, hitting, pitching, and physical conditioning.
Each child’s strengths and weaknesses will be evaluated to allow for growth
based on individual needs. Rain date is Wednesday April 20.
Monday & Tuesday, 9-11:30am #2119.303 Apr 18-19 $75
Come enjoy a night of family fun!
Apr 22nd, 6:30-8:30pm, doors open at 6pm Tickets: $2 per person ages 3 and up or $8 family max
Includes 2 Bingo Cards per person All ages welcome!
(children must be accompanied by an adult) Tickets purchased in advance at the Community House will receive a
coupon for a free popcorn! Tickets may be purchased at the door! Visit lprd.net for additional information
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Adult Programs
All Levels Yoga, Community House /Greenwood Center Join us for this all levels yoga class suitable for beginner to advanced students. Throughout the practice, posture modifications will be offered to accommodate
all levels and abilities. Renew, relax, and rejuvenate in a comfortable, safe and
fun environment . Bring your own mat or borrow one of ours.
Saturdays, 9:30-10:30am, Greenwood Center Mar 19-Apr 16 #4109.203 Apr 23-May 21 #4109.204 $50
Tai Chi, Ages 16 & Up, Olde Town Hall Tai Chi is less strenuous than other martial arts, with an emphasis on deep breathing, slow movements, and chi (energy) development. Class involves traditional warm-ups and stretching, breathing exercises, stances and 3-part form. Wear comfortable clothing, a flat sole indoor sneaker, dance shoe or bare
feet. Your instructor is James P. Shea 7th Dan SKIF.
Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30pm May 3-Jun 21 #4100.206 $60
Summer Tai Chi in the Park-Yang Style, Ages 16 & Up, Bliss Park Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese exercise that uses slow, smooth body movement
and concentrates on breathing and balance to achieve a state of relaxation of both body and mind and chi (energy) development. It is less strenuous than other
martial arts that offers general health benefits including improved concentration,
stress reduction, flexibility and strength. The class involves traditional warm-ups
and stretching, breathing exercises, stances and 3-part form. Wear comfortable
clothing, a flat sole indoor sneaker, dance shoe or bare feet. Your instructor is James P. Shea 7th Dan SKIF. He is a licensed Karate do and Tai Chi instructor
and has been teaching for over 30 years.
Wednesdays, 6-7am Jul 6– Aug 10 (no 7/27) #4100.207 $50
Karate - Shotokan Style, Ages 14 & Up, Olde Town Hall Shotokan Karate-Do International Federation (SKIF) system includes an International standardized syllabus of kihon (basics), kata (forms) and kumite
(sparring). All instruction and certification is authentic and directly affiliated with SKIF Japan. *A white karate uniform is required for class and can be ordered through the instructor, James P. Shea 7th Dan SKIF. (Saturday classes intermediate/ advanced level only).
Tues 7:30-9pm, Thurs 6:30-8pm, Sat 8:30-10am May 3-Jun 30 #4101.301 Tues & Thurs 6:30-8pm, Sat 8:30-10am Jul 5– Aug 30 #4101.302 $75
Golf Instruction for Adults, Fenway Golf East Longmeadow This group instruction program is designed for those who need instruction in
putting, chipping, pitching, driving, and use of irons. The program also focuses on rules and etiquette of golf. The last two weeks of this program participants
will practice skills learned during self-guided rounds on the golf course. Look for
the green canopy at Fenway Golf to find instructor and PGA Professional, Bob Lake.
Wednesdays, 6-7pm May 4-Jun 8 #4117.301 Jun 29-Aug 3 #4117.302 Aug 24-Sept 28 #4117.303 $105
Digital Photography Boot Camp, Greenwood Center Would you like to understand your camera and take better pictures? This class is
perfect for you. In five lessons you will learn the basic principles of photography
and how to take control of your digital SLR camera. We will cover camera settings, lens, exposure, flash, composition and much more. Boot camp includes
lessons, demonstrations and a binder with all printed material. To register contact
Denise Smith directly at [email protected] or call 413-530-4036. You must have a SLR camera, no point and shoot cameras.
Tuesdays, 6-8:30pm Apr 5 - May 3 $195
Cribbage League, Greenwood Center Dining Room Tuesdays, 7-10pm , on-going through May
Men’s Basketball , Glenbrook Middle School Thursdays, 8-10:30pm, on-going through Apr 14, $5 per night
Monday Night Volleyball, Ages 40 & Up, Greenwood Center Mondays, 7:30-9:30pm, on-going through Apr 25, $5 per night
Co-Ed Volleyball, Glenbrook Middle School Mondays, 8-10pm, on-going through May 16, $5 per night
Adult Volleyball, Greenwood Center Wednesdays, 7:30-9:30pm, on-going through May 18, $5 per night
Longmeadow Newcomers’ Club The Longmeadow Newcomers' Club is an organization of women of all ages who
have recently moved to Longmeadow. The club provides numerous opportunities
for new residents to get to know one another and feel at home in their new town and have a lot of fun. Activities include: book club, wine and dine, couples
events, game nights and much more. New members are welcome at any
time. Please email us for further details and any questions.
[email protected] www.meetup.com/Longmeadow-Newcomers www.longmeadowma.org/newcomers
Summer Private Swim Lessons for Youth and Adults There is limited space available for those who require or desire a more intimate learning environment. Lessons are 30 minutes and cost $20 each. Register by
visiting the Pool Manager at either Outdoor Pool.
Swim Lessons, Ages 4-18, Greenwood or Reynolds Pool Group lessons follow American Red Cross guidelines and are taught by our experienced lifeguards. Levels start at beginner and progress to a challenging advanced swimmer course. Class levels may be combined depending on enrollment. Participants should be comfortable in the water and toilet-trained. Lessons are held in two-week sessions, Monday through Friday.
Fees per Session: No lessons on Monday, July 4th Session 1 $57 Pass holders, $77 Non-Pass Holders Sessions 2-4 $65.50 Pass holders, $85.50 Non-Pass Holders
Session 1 - June 27-July 8 Session 3 - July 25-Aug 5 Reynolds Pool Reynolds Pool 11-11:30am #5514.402 11-11:30am #5514.408 11:45am-12:15pm #5514.403 11:45am-12:15pm #5514.409
Greenwood Pool Greenwood Pool 5:30-6pm #5514.413 5:30-6pm #5514.417 6:15-6:45pm #5514.414 6:15-6:45pm #5514.418
Session 2 - July 11- July 22 Session 4 – Aug 8-Aug 19 Reynolds Pool Reynolds Pool 11-11:30am #5514.405 11-11:30am #5514.411 11:45am-12:15pm #5514.406 11:45am-12:15pm #5514.412
Greenwood Pool Greenwood Pool 5:30-6pm #5514.415 5:30-6pm #5514.419 6:15-6:45pm #5514.416 6:15pm-6:45pm #5514.420
POOL PASS PURCHASES COMPLETED BY MAY 1ST RECEIVE A 10% DISCOUNT!
General Camp Information Campers will travel to swim lessons, free swim, Art, Drama, Sports and STEM
with his/her camp group. All Campers will meet together for snacks, lunch and
meeting times. Drop off/Pick up at Greenwood Camp Shed, rain drop off/pick up
will be inside Greenwood. Campers will need to bring with them each day, 2 peanut free snacks and lunch, bathing suit, towel, water shoes or flip flops, SPF
30 or higher sunscreen, bug spray, and a water bottle. Children must wear sneakers and sunscreen to camp each day.
Grades K & 1, Licensed Week 1 #1103.401 Week 2 #1103.402 Week 3 #1103.403 Week 4 #1103.404 Week 5 #1103.405 Week 6 #1103.406 Week 7 #1103.407 Week 8 #1103.408
Grades 2 & 3, Licensed Week 1 #1107.401 Week 2 #1107.402 Week 3 #1107.403 Week 4 #1107.404 Week 5 #1107.405 Week 6 #1107.406 Week 7 #1107.407 Week 8 #1107.408
Grades 4 & 5, Licensed Week 1 #1105.401 Week 2 #1105.402 Week 3 #1105.403
Week 4 #1105.404 Week 5 #1105.405 Week 6 #1105.406 Week 7 #1105.407 Week 8 #1105.408
Leadership In Training , Grades 6-8, Licensed Week 1 #1521.401 Week 2 #1521.402 Week 3 #1521.403
Week 4 #1521.404 Week 5 #1521.405 Week 6 #1521.406 Week 7 #1521.407 Week 8 #1521.408
Counselor In Training, Grades 9 & 10, Licensed Week 1 #1531.401 Week 2 #1531.402 Week 3 #1531.403 Week 4 #1531.404 Week 5 #1531.405 Week 6 #1531.406 Week 7 #1531.407 Week 8 #1531.408
Extended Camp, 7-9am; 3-6pm or Both Week 1 #1104.401 Week 2 #1104.402 Week 3 #1104.403
Week 4 #1104.404 Week 5 #1104.405 Week 6 #1104.406 Week 7 #1104.407 Week 8 #1104.408
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Outdoor Aquatics General Information Our two Outdoor Aquatic Facilities, Greenwood and Reynolds Pool are supervised by trained and certified Red Cross Lifeguards. An adult must accompany children under 11 years of age. Passes and Daily pool admissions for
the two outdoor pools may be purchased individually or for a household. All
individuals on a Household Pass must live in the residence. (Proof of residency may be required) All daily admissions and pass options are free to children age 3
and under with a paid adult. Pool rules can be found on www.lprd.net. Outdoor Aquatic Facilities Pools will open for weekends only June 11th and open full time beginning the
last day of school. Closing day TBD.
Pool Hours Weekdays 1-8pm, lap swim 5-7pm at Reynolds Pool only, Weekends 11am-7pm
Reynolds Pool Located in Bliss Park at the corner of Bliss Road and Laurel Street. Features a
wading pool, main pool with depths from 3’ – 12’ and a 1-meter diving board.
Greenwood Pool Located in Greenwood Park, 231 Maple Road. Features a splash pad, main pool with depths from 2’ – 9’ and mini water slide.
Outdoor Season Passes Individuals $70 Residents $96.50 Non-Resident Household $225 resident $369.50 Non-Resident (4 -6 people in household. Package available for households over 6)
Outdoor Pool Passes for individuals and families are half price beginning on Monday, July 18th. Replacement card fee $5.
Daily Outdoor Admission $9 Residents $11 Non-residents $5 after 5pm!
Greenwood Summer Day Camp Welcome to Camp! Please join us for Camp Open House on Friday, June 24th from 3-5:30pm. It is a great way for first time campers to become familiar with the facility, and meet the
staff. Returning campers are always welcome. NOTE: Health Information Forms and a certificate of immunization with
proof of Chicken Pox and Polio immunity, signed by a physician, must be
submitted prior to registration each year and must be submitted within 2
weeks of online registration.
Camp Fees: Pay Full Price for your first week, receive a 10% discount each additional
week. Full Day Camp $210/week, ($168 Week 2) Part Time Camp: $132/3 days, $88/ 2 days Half Day, 9am-12pm or 12-3pm $104 **The Deadline to register for camps is the Wednesday prior to your session
at 5pm to avoid a $10 late registration fee.
Extended Camp, 7:15am and/or 3-6pm Morning Only, $28/week Afternoon Only, $34/week Morning & Afternoon, $62/week
Weekly Camp Sessions, 9am-3pm Week 1, June 27-July 1 Week 2, July 5-July 8 (no 7/4) “Under the Sea” “Alice in Wonderland” Week 3, July 11-July 15 Week 4, July 18-July 22 “Ice Age” “Magic Kingdom” Week 5, July 25-July 29 Week 6, August 1-August 5 “Hogwarts & Enchanted Forests” “Around the World” Week 7, August 8-August 12 Week 8, August 15-August 19 “Outta This World” “Animal Kingdom”
Pay full price for your first week, receive a 10% discount for each additional week Swim lessons included each session Part time and half day options Extended camp hours
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Specialty & Sports Camps
Baseball Camp, Licensed, Ages 6-14, Strople Field
Chris Corkum and his staff will evaluate each camper’s strengths and weaknesses to ensure that skill levels rise in the appropriate areas. With fun and fitness as the
operatives, kids work at fielding, throwing, hitting, pitching, catching, base
running and game play. Please bring helmet, hat, glove, bat, cleats, indoor shoes, bathing suit, sunblock and peanut free snack and lunch daily. Pick up is at
Reynolds Pool.
Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm
Aug 1-5 #1501.401 Aug 8-12 (rain date for this week 8/15 & 8/16) #1501.402
Aug 1-12 #1501.403 $195/1 week, $365/both weeks
Basketball Camp, Licensed, Ages 6-10, LHS Gym
Kids will really enjoy this camp, as they learn new skills and become better
players. Instructor Pat Murphy and his staff will provide instruction that will focus on dribbling, passing, shooting, rebounding, defense, teamwork, and
conditioning. Please bring a peanut free snack and lunch, water bottle, bathing
suit and towel daily. Pick up is at Reynolds Pool.
Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm #1502.401
Jun 27-Jul 1
$180
Basketball Camp, Licensed, Ages 10-15, LHS Gym
Instructor Pat Murphy gives campers the opportunity to learn the fundamental skills of basketball and gives them the tools to improve on their own. Full–court
games will take place each afternoon. Please bring a peanut free snack and lunch,
water bottle, bathing suit and towel daily. Pick up is at Reynolds Pool.
Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm
Jun 27-Jul 1 #1502.402
$180
Boys Lacrosse Clinic, Ages 5-9, LHS Fields
Clinic for boys will cover the basics of the game of lacrosse in a fun and energetic way. Participants will learn about proper warm-up and practice preparation. Skills
will be covered along with game-like scenarios throughout the week. Participants
must bring a lacrosse helmet, shoulder and elbow pads, gloves, mouth guard, cup, stick and cleats. Instructor is Coach Keith Campbell.
Monday-Wednesday 9-11am #1503.402
Jun 27-29 $100
Boys Lacrosse Camp, LHS Fields Players will learn how to think through the game, employ high percentage
strategies and plan ahead as well as instructional full-field games where focus will
be on understanding the rules of the game. Full equipment is required and includes lacrosse helmet, shoulder and elbow pads, gloves, mouth guard, cup,
stick and cleats. Non-residents welcome! Instructor is Coach Keith Campbell.
Ages 10-13, Monday-Friday, 9am-11:30am #1503.401
Grades 9-12, Monday - Friday, 1-3:30pm #1503.403 Jul 18-22
$125
Field Hockey Camp, Licensed, Girls Ages 10-14, Russell Field
Participants will improve on basic skills and knowledge of the game. The concepts of cooperation and teamwork, along with a chance to have fun, will be
the main goals of the week. Participants need their own stick, mouth guard, shin
guards and goggles. Please bring a peanut free snack and lunch, water bottle, bathing suit and towel daily. Instructor is Ann Simons. Pick up at Reynolds Pool.
Monday– Friday, 9am-3pm
Jul 18-22 #1507.401
$190
Girls’ Field Hockey Clinic, Grades 1-4, Russell Field
This clinic run by Coach Ann Simons is a great introduction to Field Hockey.
Girls will learn basic rules, proper warm-up, tag games, and basic skills. Girls will get to work with LHS Field Hockey team members as well. Stick, mouth
guard and shin guards are required. Please bring sunblock, water bottle and snack
daily.
Monday-Friday, 9-11am #1507.402
Jul 18-22
$100
Girls’ Lacrosse Clinic, Grades 1-3, Russell Field
Coach Steve Dudeck will lead our Little Ladies Lancer Lacrosse Clinic for girls, covering the basics of the game of lacrosse in a fun and energetic way. Girls will
learn about proper warm-up, practice preparation, basic skills and game like
scenarios. Stick, goggles and mouth guard are required.
Monday-Friday, 9-11am #1509.402
Jun 27-Jul 1
$100
Girls’ Lacrosse Camp, Licensed, Grades 4-7, Russell Field
Days will consist of drills to refine basic skills and scrimmage play. Bring your stick, mouth guard, and goggles (mandatory) with you to camp each day. Camp
is run by Coach Steve Dudeck. Pick up is at Reynolds Pool.
Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm #1509.401
Jun 27-Jul 1
$180
Girls’ Lacrosse Clinic, Grades 8-9, Russell Field
Coach Steve Dudeck runs this clinic for girls geared toward the advanced player who has played Lacrosse before. Focus will be on advanced instruction in game
strategy and team play.
Monday-Wednesday, 9-11:30am #1509.403
Jul 11-13 $125
Due to the Board of Health Department licensing requirements, you must submit for each child enrolled in our Camps, a Health Information form and a
certificate of immunization (signed by a physician) with proof of Chicken Pox
and Polio immunity. These forms are available at the time of registration and
at www.lprd.net and must be completed and turned in at the time of
registration. Please send your child with a peanut/tree nut free snack and lunch,
sunblock, bug spray and bathing suit and towel as most sport camps offer swimming at the end of each camp day at Reynolds Pool where they will be
picked up. If it is raining campers will not swim. The Deadline to register for
camps is the Wednesday prior to your session at 5pm to avoid a $10 late
registration fee.
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Volleyball Camp, Licensed, Grades 5-9, LHS Gym George Mulry will run this camp focusing on the basic skills of volleyball
including serving, passing, hitting, setting, blocking, serve-receive and defense.
Players of all levels and positions are encouraged to attend. No swimming with this camp.
Monday-Wednesday, 9am-2pm #1518.401
Aug 1-3
$105
Gymnastics Camp, Ages 7-13, Community House Dance Studio Girls will learn rhythmic gymnastics, tumbling and routines on the balance beam,
single and uneven parallel bars and vault. This is an excellent opportunity for
dancers and cheerleaders to get in shape and learn beginner through intermediate gymnastic level activities. There will be an end of camp demonstration for family
on Friday, time TBD. Instructor is Lorrie Rousseau. No swimming with this
camp.
Monday-Friday 9am-12pm
Aug 8-12 #1524.401
Monday-Friday, 1-4pm Aug 15-19 #1524.403
$145
Gymnastics and Sports Camp, Licensed, Ages 5-10, Greenwood Center Gym
USA Champion Kids camp offers a variety of sports activities and gymnastics skills in this exciting, fun-filled multi-sports camp. Activities include: tumbling,
beam, vault, parallel bars, soccer, California kickball, softball, floor hockey,
volleyball, badminton, and track and field events. Skills will be introduced
according to individual abilities. Campers should pack a water bottle, peanut free
lunch and snack, sunblock, bathing suit and towel. Instructor is Lorrie Rousseau.
Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm
Aug 22-26 #1524.402
$180
Ultimate Fairytale Adventure , Ages 3-6, Community House Dance Studio
Does your child like playing princesses? If so, this is the camp for them! Royal
Princesses will begin their day by dressing-up as “royals” then enjoy a variety of fairytale activities, such as crafts, a fashion show, dance as well gymnastic
activities. Parents will be invited to our presentation at the end of the program.
Participants must be potty trained. Please pack a peanut free snack and full water bottle daily. Instructor is Lorrie Rousseau. No swimming with this camp.
Monday-Friday, 9am-12pm
Aug 15-19 #1517.402
$145
Summer Cool Theatre Camp, Grades 4-9, Community House Auditorium This camp will incorporate a variety of activities including acting, mime, theatre
games, script writing, movement, voice and a final daytime performance!
Theatre Camp allows a child to express themselves in many different ways and helps with their self-esteem, socialization and teamwork skills. Instructor is
Jamie Cass. No swimming with this camp.
Monday– Friday, 9am-3pm #1515.402
Jul 25-Aug 5
$340
Soccer Camp, Licensed, Ages 6-13, Williams Middle School Fields
The Pantuosco’s Pioneer Valley Soccer Camp staff is committed to helping players to build self-confidence and soccer skills through a purely educational
and enjoyable atmosphere. Soccer campers will improve their fitness, skill tech-
nique and tactical decision-making abilities. The week of August 8th camp will
be half day at Wolf Swamp Fields and will follow the weekly soccer camp
curriculum with an optional goalkeeping component included. All Campers
should wear shin guards, cleats and pack sunblock, water bottle, and a peanut free snack, full day campers will also need a peanut free lunch, sneakers, bathing suit
and towel and will be picked up at Reynolds Pool.
Monday– Friday, 9am-3pm
Jul 5-8 (no 7/4) #1514.401 Jul 11-15 #1514.402
Jul 18-22 #1514.403
$185/ first week ($148/Jul 5-8), Save $25 for 2 weeks, save $40 for 3 weeks
Monday– Friday, 9am-11:30am Aug 8-12 #1514.404
$130
Soccer Clinic, Ages 4-6, Williams Middle School Fields This is the perfect morning camp to learn the basic skills for the game of soccer
such as kicking, passing, and trapping, dribbling and shooting through individual
and small group instruction led by Pantuosco’s Pioneer Valley Soccer Camp Staff. Participants should wear shin guards and cleats or sneakers and pack a
water bottle and peanut free snack. The week of August 8th camp will be held at
Wolf Swamp Fields.
Monday-Friday, 9am-11am Jul 5-8 (no 7/4) #1514.405
Jul 11-15 #1514.406
Jul 18-22 #1514.407
Aug 8-12 (Wolf Swamp Fields) #1514.408
$115/ first week ($92/ Jul 5-8)
Save $25 for 2 weeks, save $40 for 3 weeks, save $55 for 4 weeks
Skyhawks Programs Skyhawks programs have been developed to improve individual skills and are
tailored specifically to each sport offered. Each Skyhawks experience offers fundamentals, fun times and good friends. Skyhawks is a unique program that is
committed to creating the best sports experience possible for every single child.
Skyhawks SoccerTots, Greenwood Center
Skyhawks’ SoccerTots® is a physical development program that uses a variety of fun games to delight and engage kids in physical activity while developing motor
skills, promoting physical fitness, and creating self confidence. Participants
receive a free t-shirt! Parent participation is required.
Wednesdays Teddies - 20 months-2.5 years, 4:15-5pm
Jun 1– Jul 13 #2180.305
Koalas- 2.5-3.5 years
Jun 1 - Jul 13 #2180.306
$105
Mini-Hawk, Soccer, Baseball & Basketball, Licensed, Ages 4-7, Bliss Park
Mini-Hawk helps children explore sports in a no pressure atmosphere where your little athlete participates in all three sports through unique “Skyhawks” games
and techniques. Bring shin guards, water bottle and snack, sunscreen and wear
sneakers daily.
Monday– Friday, 9am-12pm
Jun 27-Jul 1 #1513.402
Aug 1-5 #1513.403 $119
Skyhawks Flag Football Camp, Licensed, Ages 7-12, Bliss Park
This program is perfect for boys and girls who want a complete introduction to
the game or simply want to brush up on their skills. Campers will learn skills on both sides of the ball including the core components of passing, catching, and
deflagging or defensive positioning – all presented in a fun and positive
environment. The week ends with the Skyhawks Sports Bowl! Please wear sneakers and bring a peanut free snack and water bottle, and sunscreen daily.
Monday-Friday, 9am-12pm #1513.410
Jul 18-22 $119
Skyhawks Multi-Sport, Ultimate Frisbee, Capture the Flag & Kickball,
Licensed, Ages 7-12, Bliss Park
Our multi-sport camp is designed to introduce young athletes to a variety of different sports in one setting while teaching them vital life lessons such as
respect, teamwork, and self-discipline. For this program we combine Ultimate
Frisbee, Capture the Flag & Kickball into one fun-filled week. Please wear sneakers and bring a peanut/tree nut free snack, water bottle and sunscreen daily.
Monday –Friday, 9am-12pm #1513.412
Aug 1-5
$119
Skyhawks Track & Field Camp , Licensed, Ages 7-12, LHS Track This program combines technical development and fundamental techniques with
safety while keeping a major focus on fun! Using special equipment, our staff
teaches the standard track & field events: long distance, sprints, soft hurdles, relays, shot put, discus and standing long jump. Participants will put it all
together for one fun-filled day at the end of the week track meet!
Monday-Friday, 9am-12pm #1513.408
Jun 27-Jul 1 $119
Boys and Girls Ages 4 & up join us for a Friday evening adventure jam packed
with awesome themed activities! Instructors April Bergeron and Jessica Downie.
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IncrediFlix, Live Action Flix, Ages 7-13, Olde Town Hall Do you want to have a blast making a movie? You don’t have to be an actor to
star in these movies that you make from “Action” to “That’s a wrap”. We’ll
guide you through the Hollywood process as you brainstorm, location scout, bring in props and costumes, act and direct in a collaborated movie that will be fun for
the entire audience. *Flix are downloadable within a month after program ends.
Monday-Friday, 9am-12pm #1540.001 Aug 15-19 $195
IncrediFlix, Lego Flix, Ages 7-13, Olde Town Hall We know you love Legos and can create incredible Lego worlds, now its time to
bring those worlds to life in Lego Stop-Motion Animated Flix! We provide the Legos, and you provide your imagination. Students will create a Lego set with
Lego characters for a movie they storyboard, write, shoot, and voice over in age
appropriate groups. *Flix downloadable within a month after program ends.
Monday-Friday, 1-4pm #1540.002 Aug 15-19 $195
Incrediflix Live Action and Lego Flix Full Day, Ages 7-13, Olde Town Hall Are you the next star director? Actor? Writer? Cameraman? You get to do it all in these live action flix! Make visions come true in these movies where programmers act, write, direct, and more. Afternoons are for Lego stop motion
movies. We know you love Legos and that you can create incredible worlds, now it’s time to bring those worlds to life! Lunch supervision included.
Monday– Friday, 9am-4pm #1540.003 Aug 15-19 $370
Learn to Golf, Ages 8-12, Fenway Golf, East Longmeadow Program is geared for beginner to intermediate golfers focusing on putting, chipping, pitching, irons, driving and golf etiquette and rules. Players should bring their own clubs as a limited number of clubs will be available to borrow.
Participants should wear sneakers or golf shoes, slacks or shorts, polo shirt. Instructor is PGA Pro Bob Lake.
Monday-Friday, 2-4pm Jul 11-15 (rain date, 7/16) #1510.401 Aug 1-5 (rain date 8/6) #1510.402 $175
NEW! Princess Ballet and PALACE PETS! Ages 3-6, Community House Dance Studio Come tip toe through the world of ballet with all our Favorite Princesses and their
Palace Pets! Dancers will learn imaginative choreography inspired by Princesses and their furry friends as well as adorable animal themed arts and crafts. All of
our princesses and their palace pets including Ariel & her kitten Treasure, Cinderella & her puppy Pumpkin, Snow White & her bunny Berry and more will be celebrated throughout the week in our princess ballet activity centers. The
week will commence with a Princess Ballet and Palace Pets Performance showcasing all we have learned for families and friends on Friday at 11:45am. Please dress in leotard and skirt/shorts with ballet slippers. Please bring a peanut
free snack, and a full water bottle daily. Please e-mail Instructor April Bergeron
with any questions at [email protected]
Monday-Friday, 9am-12pm #2131.303 Jul 18-22 $145.00
Fabulously “FROZEN” Princess Ballet, Ages 3-6 Community House Dance Studio The perfect new dance experience for the princess that lives in your castle! Dancers will learn imaginative choreography inspired by the movie Frozen and
make adorably cool Frozen arts and crafts. All of our princess friends including Ariel, Cinderella, Rapunzel and more will be celebrated throughout the week in
our princess ballet activity centers. We will cool down with an Olaf Snow Ice
Cream Party on Thursday. The week will commence with a Frozen Princess Ballet Performance showcasing all we have learned for families and friends on
Friday at 11:45pm. Children should dress in leotard and skirt/shorts with ballet
slippers. Please bring a peanut free snack, and a full water bottle daily. Email Instructor April Bergeron with any questions [email protected]
Monday-Friday, 9am-12pm #2131.304 Jul 11-15 $145.00
American Girl Doll Dance Jam, Ages 5-10, Community House Dance Studio Your American Girl Doll is one of your best friends! And whether she is a Truly
You, Girl of the Year or a Be Forever Doll you will have a blast creating a week
full of memories together. Activities will include learning all new choreography for you and your doll in the styles of classical ballet and hip hop/ jazz! We will
have fun making nature crafts and healthy recipe inspired by the new American
Girl of the Year Lea and all our doll friends. We will enjoy dance story creation,
an activity where dancers act out the stories of the American Girls we love Grace,
Isabelle, Julie, Mary Ellen, Rebecca, Josephina and more. The week will culminate with a performance at 11:45 on Friday for families. Dancers wear a leotard and tights or comfortable tight fitting clothes and ballet or jazz shoes
daily. Bring one doll of your choice to camp every day. (Any dolls are welcome
not just American Girl Dolls!) Bring peanut free, snack and water bottle daily. Please e-mail April with any questions at [email protected]
Monday-Friday. 9am-12pm Jul 25-29 #2131.305 $145
Pre-Engineering using LEGO, Ages 5-6, Olde Town Hall Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO! Build engineer-designed projects such as boats, bridges, mazes and motorized cars, and
use special pieces to create your own unique design! Explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO building system with the guidance of an experienced
Play-Well instructor. This is an ideal way to prepare young builders for the challenge of Engineering FUNdamentals.
Monday-Friday, 9am-12pm Aug 22-26 #1522.301 $175
Engineering FUNdamentals using LEGO, Ages 7-11, Olde Town Hall Power up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and
architecture through engineer-designed projects such as arch bridges, skyscrapers, motorized cars, and the Battletrack! Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. An experienced instructor will challenge new and returning students to engineer at the next level.
Monday-Friday, 1-4pm Aug 22-26 #1522.303 $175
Summer Art Ventures with Let’s Gogh Art
Jungle Journey Art-Ventures in the Rainforest, Ages 5-11, Community House Art explorers take their inner artists for a walk in the rainforest and discover endangered creatures who live there. Lizards, poison dart frogs, bugs and butterflies, tigers and monkeys and more. Experience fabric design while tie dyeing bandanas, making rainbow t-shirts, and printing on umbrellas. Sculpt
animals out of clay, make bug boxes, create rainforest flowers, draw tigers and
paint ceramic butterflies. Discover stained glass and scratch art too. Fun facts about endangered animals and how to save the rainforest are included. Glitter
tattoos or face painting add to this fun and imaginative week!
Monday-Friday, Aug 8-12 9am-12pm #2205.301 Full day option includes above, lunch supervision, games and art 9am-4pm #2205.303 $150/ half day, $255/full day
Splish Splash Art Blast, Ages 5-11, Community House This inspiring week of art-ventures sparks creativity, engagement, exploration and
individual expression. Learn about the fascinating underwater world of seahorses, sea turtles and other wonderful creatures while exploring original art
forms and techniques. Design beach hats, sunglasses, and t-shirts. Discover the
art of mosaics while creating sea shell boxes. Sculpt shimmery coral and goofy clay octopuses. Paint ceramic fish banks, and design ocean creature stuffed animals. Experience painting, printmaking, stained glass, ceramics, collage,
mosaics, fabric art and working with clay. Face painting or glitter tattoos round out these totally cool Splish Splash art-ventures.
Monday-Friday, Aug 22-26 9am -12pm #2205.302 Full day option includes above, lunch supervision, games and art 9am-4pm #2205.304 $150/half day, $255/full day
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Tennis Courts are open seven days a week from dawn to dusk (8:00pm) to the public free of charge when not in use for instructional programs. Clay courts open weather
permitting.
Blinn Hardcover Courts
Twelve courts with new surfacing, fencing, nets, and lighting
Greenwood Park Hardcover Courts
Two hardcover courts located at 231 Maple Road
Bliss Park Clay Courts Four clay courts located at the corner of Bliss Road and Laurel Street
NEW! Skyhawks Tennis Academy A full service nationwide operator of tennis instruction and management. STA is
staffed and operated by an elite group of certified tennis professionals providing
the most modern tennis training techniques available in a safe and fun environment. STA is a division of Skyhawks Sports Academy (SSA) one of the
oldest and largest youth sports providers in the country.
NEW! Teddy Tennis, Ages 2.5-6, Blinn Tennis Courts
Teddy Tennis is a fantastic educational program that inspires children to get active and learn to play tennis. It works by combining music, pictures and teddy
bear stories into a totally interactive learning adventure that children love.
Jun 27-30, Monday-Thursday
Ages 2.5-4, 5:15-6pm #5109.401
Ages 5-6, 6:15-7pm #5109.402
Jul 5-8, Tuesday - Friday (no 7/4)
Ages 2.5-4, 9-9:45am #5109.403
Ages 5-6, 10-10:45am #5109.404
Jul 18-21, Monday-Thursday
Ages 2.5-4, 5:15-6pm #5109.405
Ages 5-6, 6:15-7pm #5109.406
Aug 1-4, Monday– Thursday
Ages 2.5-4, 5:15-6pm #5109.407
Ages 5-6, 6:15-7pm #5109.408
$60
NEW! Skyhawks Red Ball , Ages 6-9, Blinn Tennis Courts This class provides a relaxed environment where fundamental tennis skills are
taught along with a wide range of fun activities that help develop agility, balance,
movement, sending, receiving and gross motor skills on a 36 foot court. In addi-tion to expanding tennis skills, players improve their movement and rallying
skills. We help each player to develop better tennis mechanics and more con-
sistent shots. A variety of fun activities are used to improve player athleticism through agility, balance, coordination and movement development. Please pack a
water bottle and peanut free snack daily.
Monday-Thursday, 9am-12pm
Jul 11-14 #5110.401
Jul 25-28 #5110.402
Aug 8-11 #5110.403
$145
NEW! Skyhawks Orange Ball, Ages 7-10, Blinn Tennis Courts Players develop their tennis technique, athletic and court coverage skills in order
to achieve success in rallying consistency and in point playing on a 60 foot court.
A variety of fun and competitive games are used to develop a strong foundation of tennis fundamentals. Players increase their rallying, volley, serve and point
playing skills while improving their athleticism and shot consistency. Players
will focus on using the proper shot techniques and court coverage skills. Please pack a water bottle and peanut free snack daily.
Monday-Thursday, 9am-12pm
Jul 11-14 #5111.401
Jul 25-28 #5111.402
Aug 8-11 #5111.403
$145
Skyhawks Green Ball, Ages 8-12, Blinn Tennis Courts
This class emphasizes all aspects of the game and helps improve proper shot
technique. Focus is placed on live ball drills that develop rallying and decision
making skills along with proper movement and recovery. Point playing games
are used to reinforce the skills learned and to improve the players competitive skills. Using teaching progressions that lead to live-ball play is a key element in
this program. Please pack a water bottle and peanut free snack daily.
Monday-Thursday, 9am-12pm
Jul 11-14 #5112.401
Jul 25-28 #5112.402
Aug 8-11 #5112.403
$145
Fall Youth Sports
Fall Soccer, Longmeadow Soccer Association Sponsored
This popular program, with over 900 participants last year, will run from September through November. In-town games are on Sundays. The optional
Travel involves a try out in the spring. Travel teams generally play on the
weekends, but might have a game or two on a weeknight. Practices are at the
discretion of the coach. Uniforms are provided for both In-town and Travel. To
register your players please go to the Longmeadow Soccer Association website at
longmeadowsoccer.org, beginning April 25, 2016. Returning and new coaches may register online as well.
Fee: Thanks to our sponsors, the registration fee will remain at $75. Additional
travel fee if a child makes a team of $105. A $25 late fee will be charged for registrations received after June 1, 2016. There are no refunds after July 1,
2016. A $5 service fee is retained for all refunds.
LSA Statement on Team Waivers: After much thought and consideration,
the Longmeadow Soccer Association has decided to no longer grant waivers
for teams playing outside of the town of Longmeadow. The Longmeadow
Soccer Association offers youth soccer programs beginning at the Pre-K age
group in our In-town program and also offers teams beginning at Under 8
age group through the Under 14 age group in our Travel program.
Suburban Youth Football Program – Sponsored
Participants are grouped by grade, age, skill, and experience levels with weight restrictions for certain positions. Pee Wee Program for 3rd & 4th graders; Junior
Program for 5th & 6th graders; Senior Program for 7th & 8th graders. Program emphasizes values, teamwork, and football fundamentals. All coaches
are USA Football certified! Starting in early August, pre-season practices
are each weeknight from 6pm-8pm at Williams Middle School reducing to 3-4 days each week when school starts. Eight games played Saturdays or Sundays
during September and October. Uniforms and equipment provided, but
participants supply their own cleats and mouth guard. Visit www.longmeadowfootball.org for additional information.
Registration Dates: May 11th and May 25th from 6-8pm at the Community
House. There will also be a booth at Longmeddowe Days. Fee: $160, with a program to reduce program costs to those in need. Multiple
players from the same family receive discounts. All new players and those who
did not play last year are required to bring a copy of their birth certificate to leave at registration. There will be flag football program for 1st & 2nd Graders. This
will be an 8 week program with games on Saturday morning. Registration fee is
$40 per person.
Travel Youth Field Hockey, Entering Grades 3-8, Wolf Swamp Fields This instructional program is designed to develop the skills necessary to play
competitive field hockey. All levels from beginner to advanced are welcome.
Teams travel to Agawam, East Longmeadow, Wilbraham, Westfield, South Hadley, Belchertown and Northampton. Each team participates in 2-3
tournaments or jamborees. Our home jamboree, Jammin’ in the Meadow, will be
held Saturday, 9/24/16. Season starts in late August and runs through the first week of November. Practices/games are 3-4 times each week. Parent coaches,
assistants and volunteers are needed. More information will be sent to the
participants in August. Each player must provide a stick, mouth guard, goggles and shin pads. We have a limited number of sticks to borrow. We provide a
uniform shirt and socks. In addition, players must wear plain black shorts to each
game.
Grades 3 & 4 #2501.103 Grades 5 & 6 #2501.101
Grades 7 & 8 #2501.102
$85 by June 1; $110 after June 1, grades 3-4 $140 by June 1; $165 after June 1, grades 5-8
Fall Cheerleading Program , Grades 3-8, Community House Practices will begin in August and will be in preparation for the Saturday and
Sunday football games beginning in the Fall of 2016. Cheerleaders will also
attend an area exhibition. Participants are asked to participate in fundraisers to offset the cost of program expenses. Cheerleaders are responsible for their
uniforms and gear which cost approximately $250 in addition to the registration
fee. A parent information meeting will be held in May and two pre-season
practice and assessments will be held in June, please visit www.lprd.net for these
dates and times and for additional registration and information. Registration will
be limited to 20 boys and girls per squad.
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Community Family Music Concert with
Roger Tincknell
Tuesday, July 19th at 6pm Greenwood Center
Free Event!
Interactive Songs for All Ages!
Sponsored by the Longmeadow Parks & Recreation Department and by a grant from the Longmeadow
Cultural Council, a local agency, which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
Barbara Adornato (in memory of Paul D. Adornato) Ronald and Carol Berger Berry Family Douglas and Anita Bewick Sheila Blum Ellen Boyle Diane Braden Donna Burrall Katherine Burroughs Carol Casartello (in memory of Dianne Johnson) Maureen Cauley Pam Chandler Louise Collins (in memory of Patricia C. Eagan) Ruth and Rosemarie Conway Barbara Corcoran Paul and Lisa Cowie Carol Creelman (in honor of the Beautification Committee) Melinda Cropsey William Cunningham Elizabeth Delacretaz Tina DeMeza Maura and Mark Devlin George Dickerman Elizabeth Dixon
Dianne Doherty Mary Dowd (in honor of Barbara Wilkinson and Dianne
Johnson) Lynne Doyle Darcy Durfee Edward Dzielenski Mary Anne and Larry Eagan (in memory of Patricia Collins Eagan) Diane Fisher Patty Flynn (in memory of Helen D’Amour) Foundation of W. Mass Jewish
Endowment (in memory of Ann Feldman) Jayne Gill Margaret Golden Janice Greenberg (in honor of Gardeners on the Green) Peggy and Arthur Grodd Stephen Hoyt (in memory of Madeline Owen) Judge and Mrs. George C. Keady Judith Killeen Gale Kirkwood Aaron Kugelmass Kathleen and Henry Lanouette (in memory of James and Anna Murry)
Carol Leary (in memory of Angelo Gigliotti) Robin Lewis Ann Mann (in memory of Patsy Eagan) Marguerite Martin Betsy McKee Paul McKenna (in memory of Patsy Eagan) Arlene Miller John Mitchell Ronnie Nadel Mary Neil Chris Nolan (in memory of Kathy Nolan) Daphne Ottani (in memory of Helan Pleasant) Elena Oundjian Arlyn Parker Bill Peffer (in memory of Antoinette Tarara) Robert Poisson Katherine Polga Donna Polverini Patricia Powers Samantha Quirk (in honor of the Beautification Volunteers) Leslie Ann Reiter (in memory of Mr. Togneri)
Wenda Restall Erik Rosenthal Lucy Shepard (in memory of Peg Ryder) Norman and Sue Smith Doug Soder Carol Steele Allen Steiger Philip Steiger James Stewart Brewster Sturtevant Susan And Warren Sumner Helen P. Teree Revocable Trust
Maura and David Thor Mark Tolosky (in memory of Joseph and Christie Tolosky) Rebecca Townsend (in memory of Marie E. Custer) Richard Trepp (in memory of My Wife Wilma) William Wagner Wendy Webber (in memory of Neal Webber, Lynn and Gil
Haberman) ...And Several Anonymous Donors
THANK YOU 2015 BEAUTIFICATION DONORS
THANKS AND APPLAUDS ALL 2015 DONORS WHO HONOR THEIR TOWN OF LONGMEADOW WITH THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS. THESE GENEROUS DONATIONS
ALLOW US TO CONTINUE OUR VOLUNTEER EFFORTS TO BEAUTIFY LONGMEADOW’S GROUNDS, PARKS AND COMMUNITY PROPERTIES.
(we tried to list all names, and apologize in advance if we missed anyone)
