2019 Spring/Summer

Program Guide 2019 Evanston Park, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide Available online: cityofevanston.org. Copies are available at community centers and at other city facilities. Information: call/text 847-448-4311. Thank you for joining us in being environmentally friendly.

Evanston Ecology Center Levy Senior Center Facilities 2024 McCormick Blvd. 300 Dodge Ave. Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center 847-448-8256 847-448-8250 2100 Ridge Ave. cityofevanston.org/ecology cityofevanston.org/levy evanstonenvironment.org 847-448-8237 Mason Park Fieldhouse cityofevanston.org Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center Church St. at Florence Ave. 1655 Foster St. Chandler-Newberger Community Center 847-448-8254 847-448-8254 1028 Central St. cityofevanston.org/fleetwood Noyes Cultural Arts Center 847-448-8252 927 Noyes St. cityofevanston.org/chandler Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre 847-448-4311 927 Noyes St. Clark St. Beach Office cityofevanston.org/noyes 847-866-5915 Clark St. at the lake (seasonal) cityofevanston.org/fjt Robert Community Center Dempster St. Beach Office 1701 Main St. Gibbs-Morrison Cultural Center Dempster St. at the lake (seasonal) 847-448-8258 1823 Church St. 847-866-4167 cityofevanston.org/crown 847-448-8040 cityofevanston.org/beaches cityofevanston.org/gibbsmorrison

2 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 Table of Contents

Special Events Ecology Age 55+ Events

Special Events 4-7 Ecology Classes 25 Special Events 34-36 Family Programs 24 Open House 24 Parent and Child Classes 23 Arts Scout Programs 23 Age 55+ Services

Art and Visual Programs 8 Services 37 Dance Classes 9 Preschool Art Classes 8 Leisure & Enrichment Arts Camp Parties 26 Age 55+ Activities Chandler-Newberger Party Packages 27 Drop-in programs 26 Athletics Art Classes 38 Ecology Party Packages 26 Clubs and Groups 45 Gibbs-Morrison Cultural Center 27 Archery 11 Dance Classes 39 Robert Crown Community Center Rentals 27 Basketball 11 Fitness 40-41 Self-Improvement/ Enrichment 26 Boxing 21 Flexible Day Offerings 42 Broomball 15 Leisure and Enrichment 43 Fencing 11 Music Classes 39 Figure Skating 17-19 Tai Chi 41 Fitness Rooms 22 School Programs Technology 45 Gymnastics 14 Trips 44 Hockey 15-17 After-School Programs 29 Yoga 42 Martial Arts 20-21 Enrichment Programs at Chandler-Newberger 28 Open Gym 22 Robert Crown DCFS Licensed Preschool 29 Personal Training 22 Pickleball 10 Preschool and Kindergarten Sports 10 Lakefront Activities Public Skating Schedule 15 Tai Chi 20 Special Recreation Beach Information & Hours 46-47 Teen and Adult Fitness 21-22 Pooch Park and Dog Beach 47 12-13 Special Olympics 32 Volleyball 10 Special Recreation Classes 30 Yoga 20 Sports 31-32 Trips/Special Events 30 Information

Call 311 for Facility hours Contact us 51 Spring Break Camps Fee Assistance (Scholarships) 48 General Information 48 Spring Break Camps 33 Public Parks and Beaches Map 50 Registration Information 48 Registration Form 49 Sports and Leisure Organizations 51

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MARCH 15–17 Evanston Children’s Theatre Presents THE TWELVE DANCING PRINCESSES MARCH 8–9 ECT presents this tale of strong minded girls who just WILD AND SCENIC FILM FESTIVAL want to dance. This is a new specially commissioned updated adaptation of the play The Twelve Dancing The Evanston Environmental Association is once again proud to be the Princesses by local playwright Keyanna Khatiblou. area host of the Wild & Scenic Environmental Film Festival—the Information: 847-448-8263 largest environmental film festival in the U.S. Each evening see award-winning Location: Levy Senior Center films selected from this renowned festival. The films will present a variety Ages: All of perspectives and experiences shared by some of the best of today’s Admission: $7 at the door environmental filmmakers. The festival showcases amateur and professional Date Day Time films that focus on nature, activism, conservation, energy and a range of other March 15 F 7pm environmental issues. A different film is featured each night. Buy Tickets now. March 16 Sa 3pm, 7pm Event details, calendar, and tickets: evanstonenvironment.org March 17 Su 3pm Location: Rotary International, 1560 Sherman Ave. Age: 16 yrs. and up MARCH 16 Date Day Time March 8 F 7-9pm MAYOR’S SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT Marcha 9 S 2-4pm PROGRAM JOB FAIR

Information: call 311 (847-448-4311 in Evanston). MARCH 2–APRIL 27 Location: Evanston Township High School ECOLOGY INDOOR WINTER MARKET Age: 14–18 yrs. living in zip codes 60201 and 60202 Date Day Time The Evanston Ecology Center will once again be Marcha 16 S 8am-2pm (doors will close at 2pm) hosting a winter farmers’ market. We will have a selection of your farmers’ market favorites and specialty artisans vendors. MARCH 24 Information: Evanston Ecology Center, 847-448-8256 WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH CHAMPAGE BRUNCH Date Day Time through April 27 Saturdays 8am-Noon Please join us for the annual Women’s Day Brunch with guest speaker, former U.S. Senator, Carol Mosley-Braun. Ms. Mosley-Braun’s life has been an incredible journey from her upbringing on the Southside of Chicago to MARCH 8 becoming the first African American woman U.S. Senator. Women from all FAMILY FUN FRIDAYS backgrounds and ages will be inspired by this phenomenal woman’s narrative. A delicious brunch buffet with Champagne Mimosas will be served. Have a blast before bedtime. Beat the Winter blahs with your friends at Information and tickets: fjtheatre.com. Chandler-Newberger Community Center. Join the center’s preschool staff Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center for a fun filled night with monthly themes that include an indoor playground, Age: 18 yrs. and up crafts and pizza. Space is limited. Admission: $20/$30 at the door Required: must pre-register 3 days before each event; 1 adult per 3 children Date Day Time Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center Marchu 24 S 2pm Age: 1-6 yrs. Admission: $5 R/NR Class # Dates Days Time APRIL 6 641143C9 March 8 F 6:30-8pm SPRING FLEA MARKET

The annual market is known to connect resalers with MARCH 9 bargain hunters and sustainable minded supporters FAMILY WORKSHOPS — reduce, reuse and recycle. Some items sold at past flea markets include: household items, clothing, Escape the cold at Chandler-Newberger Community Center and join us for books, vintage items, antiques, CDs & DVDs, vinyl mornings filled with crafts and creativity. Each month the center’s preschool records, handmade crafts, jewelry, and knits, comic staff will provide a different themed art project for parents and children. books, toys, sports memorabilia and much more. Space is limited. Table rental for resaling items: $35. Required: must pre-register 3 days before each event; 1 adult per 2 children. Information: Gladys, [email protected]; Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center 847-448-8258. Age: 3-6 yrs. Location: Robert Crown Community Center Admission: $5 R/NR Admission: FREE Class # Dates Days Time Theme Age: All 641144C9 March 9 Sa 9:30-11am Rainbows and Leprechaun Date Day Time Aprila 6 S 9am-4pm

4 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 APRIL 20 MAY 17 ARBORETUM EGG HUNT NATURES NIGHT OUT

We need your help. Some of the birds in the bird Come mingle with family and friends at Nature’s sanctuary have misplaced their eggs in the arboretum Night Out, a fun and festive celebration of Evanston’s and you can help find them, learn about birds and green community. Attendees will enjoy an evening of take part in activities and a craft. Bring a basket or fantastic food from numerous local restaurants, a DJ bag for collecting. A special area is reserved for egg catering to the tastes of our guests and a raffle of cool hunters and for children with special needs. prizes. All proceeds from the event go to the Evanston Pre-registration required. Environmental Association (EEA) and will benefit the Location: Evanston Ecology Center programming and operations of the Evanston Ecology Admission: $5 R/$7 NR Center. Nature’s Night Out is presented by the EEA and Age: 18 months and up the City of Evanston. Class # Dates Days Time Information: environment.org/party, 847-448-8256 113130A9 April 20 Sa 10-11am Location: Evanston Ecology Center 113130B9 April 20 Sa 11:30am-12:30pm Admission: $60 (EEA members), $65 (non members), 113130C9 April 20 Sa 1-2pm $100 (Friends of the Ecology Center). 113130D9 April 20 Sa 2:30-3:30pm Date Day Time May 17 F 7-10:30pm APRIL 27 EARTH DAY MAY 17–18 EVANSTON GARDEN FAIR What better place to celebrate Earth Day than the Evanston Ecology Center. We will have family friendly educational activities, a litter clean up, seed The Evanston Garden Fair offers a selection of perrenials, annuals, vegetables plantings and outdoor play. Please join us to celebrate the beauty of nature and herb plans for sale. Most plants have been dug up from members’ on this special holiday. gardens. Location: Evanston Ecology Center Location: Independence Park Admission: FREE Admission: Free Age: All Date Day Time Date Day Time May 17-18 F, Sa 9am-4pm Aprila 20 S 9am-Noon MAY 18 APRIL 29–MAY 3 FJT SENIOR MOTOWN PARTY SCREEN FREE WEEK In Celebration of Older Americans Month, Fleetwood- Celebrate Screen Free Week with self-guided outdoor exploration, experiments, Jourdain Community Center will be transformed into games, and crafts. Participants will break away from technology to explore the an Old School Blue Light Basement Party setting joy that comes from hands-on experiences with science and nature. where you can put on your fanciest 60’s gear and Location: Evanston Ecology Center enjoy the evening dancing, playing Roulette, Black Admission: FREE Jack, Bingo and Bid Whist. Come on out and feast on Age: All amazing soul food, mock cocktails and perhaps a Date Day Time glass of wine or two. Information: fjtheatre.com April 29-May 3 M-F 3:30-5pm Sponsor: Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre Location: Noyes Cultural Arts Center MAY 11 Admission: Advance online tickets $10; at the door $15 CHILDREN’S DAY Age: 55 yrs. and up Date Day Time Children’s Day is a chance for all of us to get together Maya 18 S 6pm and celebrate the precious young people in our lives. Come and join us at Fleetwood-Jourdain for our annual Children’s day Event. There will be face painting, games, food and fun. Information: 847-448-8254. Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center Age: 10 yrs. and under with parent Admission: FREE Date Day Time Maya 11 S 2-5pm

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JUNE 1 JULY 13–28 BACKYARD BOTANICALS SUNSET BABY by Dominique Morisseau The Lincolnwood Garden Club will be offering annuals, Nina, a tough independent woman, is visited by her perennials and native plants, as well a wide variety estranged father, a former revolutionary in the Black of plants from member’s gardens for sale. Master Liberation Movement who seeks to mend their broken Gardeners will be on hand to offer advice. relationship. As father and daughter circle one another, Location: Independence Park deep-rooted wounds are discovered, generational Admission: Free differences exposed and burning truths lay bare. Date Day Time Information: fjtheatre.com Junea 1 S 9am-4pm Sponsor: Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre Location: Noyes Cultural Arts Center Admission: Advance online tickets $20; at the door $30 JUNE 9–AUGUST 4 Date Day Time EVP NORTHSHORE CHALLENGE SERIES (EVANSTON) Julya 13 S 7pm Julyu 14 S 3pm This event is for junior athletes who are new to the beach volleyball game Julya 20 S 7pm and are in junior divisions 12U, 14U, & 16U. The junior teams who finish 1st Julyu 21 S 3pm and 2nd in their division will receive a bid (free entry) to compete in the 28th Julya 27 S 7pm Annual Chicago Pro Am Championships on August 11 at North Ave Beach in Julyu 28 S 3pm Chicago, as well as a 1st and 2nd laced EVP medal. Playoffs start at 3pm. Location: Clark Street Beach Fee: $20/player for each event or $80/player for all five events AUGUST 3 Tournament Dates Days Start Time POLLINATOR PALOOZA Clark Street Open Jun 9 Su 11am Celebrate summer at the Ecology Center’s Pollinator Clark Street Challenge Jun 16 Su 11am Festival. Evanston Ecology Center staff will be joined North Shore Spiketacular Jul 14 Su 11am by community partners to increase awareness of the North Shore Sun Set Jul 21 Su 11am importance of pollinators. Festivities will include live Clark Street Championship Aug 4 Su 11am butterflies, pollinator activities, guided tours of the pollinator garden and information about how you can JUNE 15–30 help pollinator populations from local experts. by Katori Hall Location: Evanston Ecology Center THE MOUNTAINTOP Admission: FREE This surrealistic fantasy, set in Room 306 at the Age: All Lorraine Motel in Memphis, is about a chance Date Day Time encounter between Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Auga 3 S 9am-Noon a maid, who prompts him to confront his life, his legacy and the future of his people on the eve of his assassination in 1968. AUGUST 10–25 Information: fjtheatre.com BLACK BALLERINA Sponsor: Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre by Stephen Fedo and Tim Rhoze Location: Noyes Cultural Arts Center Admission: Advance online tickets $20; As a young Black Ballerina dreams of fulfilling her at the door $30 passion to dance the iconic roles in the world of Date Day Time classical ballet she has to confront the realities of Junea 15 S 7pm discrimination, harassment, and broken promises Juneu 16 S 3pm while fighting for the right to dance. Teeming with Junea 22 S 7pm original choreographed ballet performances, Black Juneu 23 S 3pm Ballerina is a gift to everyone. Junea 29 S 7pm Information: fjtheatre.com Juneu 30 S 3pm Sponsor: Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre, Piven Theatre Workshop, Evanston Dance Ensemble and Dear Evanston JUNE 23 Location: Noyes Cultural Arts Center EVANSTON GARDEN WALK Admission: Advance online tickets $20; at the door $30

Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the annual Evanston Garden Walk. Enjoy Date Day Time a leisurely stroll through 10 contrasting gardens, come rain or shine. All Auga 10 S 7pm proceeds benefit the Evanston Ecology Center and the educational programs Augu 11 S 3pm of the Evanston Environmental Association (EEA). Online tickets are available Auga 17 S 7pm Augu 18 S 3pm May 1; evanstonenvironment.org/gardenwalk. Auga 24 S 7pm Admission: $20 for EEA members; $25 non-members; $30 day of Walk. Augu 25 S 3pm Date Day Time Juneu 23 S Noon-5pm

6 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 AUGUST 25 AUGUST 31

COMMUNITY PICNIC FJT WINE & DINE Join neighbors and friends at our annual 4OTH ANNIVERSARY GALA community picnic. We will supply all the fun-music, An Evening with MacArthur Genius, Pianist games, entertainment, crafts and more. Pack your Reginald Robinson. Once in a blue moon will there picnic basket and blanket or join us at the food be a musical virtuoso like Mr. Robinson; witness tent for a delicious hot dog lunch provided by our his genius up close as he performs his vast range special sponsors. Look for the giant tent behind the of musical compositions including Ragtime-Latin- Morton Civic Center and mosey on over for a day of Calypso-Jazz and more. There will be a pre & post- family fun. concert reception with delicious hors d oeuvres, Information: call 311 (847-448-4311 in Evanston). fine wine, sparkling Champagne, decadent Sponsor: Parks, Recreation and Community Services desserts and a DJ spinning tunes so we can dance Location: Ingraham Park (behind the Civic Center), the night away. 2100 Ridge Ave. Information: fjtheatre.com Admission: Free Sponsor: Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre Date Day Time Location: Noyes Cultural Arts Center Augu 25 S 1-4pm Admission: Advance online tickets $75; at the door $85 Date Day Time AUGUST 29 Auga 31 S 6pm FJT CROSSROADS BLUES FESTIVAL

Featuring Harmonica Player Nuwki Nu & The Nu Blues Band. Enjoy the amazing sounds of a true America art form. This concert is not to be missed if you are a true lover of blues music. Information: fjtheatre.com Sponsor: Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre Location: Noyes Cultural Arts Center Admission: Advance online tickets $20; at the door $30 Date Day Time Augh 29 T 7pm

AUGUST 30 FJT BLACK VOICES OF OPERA

Featuring World Renowned Soprano Joelle Lamarre. Experience a musical journey like no other as Ms. Lamarre’s amazing vocal range guides you through many operatic compositions by Black female composers. Information: fjtheatre.com DOWNTOWN EVANSTON FARMERS’ MARKET Sponsor: Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre Location: Noyes Cultural Arts Center May 4–November 2, Saturdays, 7:30am–1pm Admission: Advance online tickets $20; at the door $30 Intersection of University Place and Oak Ave. Date Day Time As many as 58 Midwest vendors sell fruits, vegetables, Aug 30 F 7pm meat, flowers, cheese, eggs, baked goods and more. “Home Grown Art ” and food demos/tastings. LINK cards accepted. Free parking in adjacent Maple Ave. Garage with validation at City tent. Information: 847-448-8045 or cityofevanston.org/market RIDGEVILLE FARMERS’ MARKET June 5–October 2 Intersection of Ridge Ave. and South Blvd.; Michael Miro, Market Manager, 847-869-5640 WEST END FARMERS’ MARKET Returning in June 2019 Intersection of Church St. and Dodge Ave. Season dates will be posted at cityofevanston.org/market

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Preschool Art Classes Art and Visual DROP-IN POTTERY: STUDIO TIME Use this time specifically to hone your pottery skills MOM AND TOT ARTS Programs at your own pace. Instruction is not provided and This full contact exploratory all senses arts class finished pottery pieces will be fired in the regular led by Early Childhood educators from our popular MAGIC CLASS fire rotation. arts camps makes visual arts projects with You will have fun as they learn fascinating tricks from Location: Robert Crown Community Center different weekly themes. the Magic Team of Gary Kantor. Some tricks may Age: 17 yrs. and up Location: Noyes Cultural Arts Center appear difficult but they are quick to learn and easy Fee: $14 Resident & Non-Resident Age: 1.3-3.5 yrs. to perform. Tricks could involve cards, ropes, coins, Dates Days Time or mind reading. All materials are provided and each Fee: $75 R/$80 NR March 3-July 28 Su 1-3pm Length: 6 sessions child receives a magic kit. Sign up again and again since new tricks are taught at each session. Non Studio Class # Dates Days Time Location: Robert Crown Community Center April 21, May 5, 12 and 26 911601E9 April 9-May 14 Tu 10-11am Age: 5-12 yrs. 911601F9 April 10-May 15 W 10-11am Fee: $20 R/NR IMAGINARY ANIMALS IN PAPIER-MACHE 911601G9 April 11-May 16 Th 10-11am Length: 1 session A child and parent work together in a 2 step 911601H9 April 13-May 18 Sa 10-11am Class # Dates Days Time workshop exploring the fun of making exotic and imaginary animals based on the creatures of 212101A9 April 29 M 6:45-7:40pm SPANISH MUSIC AND STORY TIME Oaxaca, Mexico in Papier-Mache. Registration 222101A9 June 18 Tu 6:45-7:40pm A mommy and me Spanish song, dance and story will be under the child’s name. All supplies are time. Build Spanish language and literacy skills YOUTH POTTERY included with this class except for newspaper. as you sing, dance, read and play games together. March 31 class is 30 minutes longer for specialized Each week will have a different theme and will Have you ever squeezed wet clay through your instruction time; 2-4pm. fingers? Do you want to turn your idea for a provide a gentle introduction to Spanish language. Location: Robert Crown Community Center sculpture into a real piece or art? Students expand Siblings welcome. Age: 6-14 yrs. their imagination as they create clay sculptures, Location: Gibbs-Morrison Cultural Center Fee: $22 R/$25 NR elbow pots, coils and more. Age: 2-5 yrs. Length: 3 sessions Fee: $50 R/$60 NR Location: Robert Crown Community Center Length: 6 sessions Age: 6-14 yr. Class # Dates Days Time 212601A9 March 31-April 14 Su 2:30-4pm Class # Dates Days Time Fee: $88 R/$108 NR 011101A9 April 17-May 22 Tu 10-11am Length: 8 sessions Class # Dates Days Time CHINESE BRUSHWORK Learn the basics of Chinese ink painting with an 212602A9 April 3-May 22 W 6-7pm 222602A9 June 5-July 24 W 6-7pm emphasis on how to hold the brush and create simple pictures of grass, bamboo and fruit. It’s FAMILY CLAY SCULPTURE fun and easy. You will find your inner artist in this workshop. Supplies included. A child and parent work as a team to create clay Location: Robert Crown Community Center pieces that they’ll always treasure. Registration Age: 17yrs. and up will be under the child’s name. Fee: $22 R/$25 NR Robert Crown Community Center Location: Length: 3 sessions Age: 4-14 yrs. Fee: $80 R/$100 NR Class # Dates Days Time Length: 8 sessions 213625A9 March 10-24 Su 2:30-3:30pm Class # Dates Days Time CHINESE MUSIC AND STORY TIME 212604A9 April 1-May 20 M 6-7pm 222601A9 June 3-July 22 M 6-7pm Music and Me in Chinese is a music and movement program for children. The classes will be taught in ADULT POTTERY CLASS Chinese so Children will be immersed in Chinese language, music ,dancing and singing. You will make sculptures, pots, plates and other Location: Gibbs-Morrison Cultural Center items by hand-building and using the wheel. Make Age: 1-5 yrs. delightful gifts or create something for yourself. Fee: $100 R/$125 NR Fee includes materials, firings and 1 hour of studio Length: 6 sessions time following each class. Location: Robert Crown Community Center Class # Dates Days Time Age: 17 yrs. and up 011102A9 April 1-May 6 M 10-10:45 am Fee: $90 R/$110 NR Length: 8 sessions Class # Dates Days Time 213619A9 April 1-May 20 M 7:15-8:15pm 213619B9 April 3-May 22 W 7:15-8:15pm 223603A9 June 3-July 22 M 7:15-8:15pm 223603B9 June 5-July 24 W 7:15-8:15pm

8 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 Dance Classes SALSA DANCING CHICAGO STYLE STEPPING Learn the basics of the popular Latin dances of Come and learn the original Chicago style of CREATIVE MOVEMENT salsa, meringue, and bachata. Class instruction stepping in a open Friendly atmosphere with Children enter the wonderful world of dance includes easy, fun groupings that will get you out Hands-On instructions. Learn the history evolution through enjoyable exercise, dance movement, on the dance floor in style. Dancing partner not and etiquette of stepping, basic steps and turns, games, music, and creative fun. The fundamentals required. No class on March 28, May 2 and July 4. starting the dance and all the other necessary how incorporate body and spatial awareness, Location: Robert Crown Community Center when and why of stepping and beyond. emphasizing development rhythm and coordination. Age: 18 yrs. and up Location: Gibbs-Morrison Cultural Center A minimal introduction to ballet and its terminology Fee, 6 sessions: $60 R/$80 NR Age: 25 yrs. and up in included. No class on March 30, May 4 and 25. Fee, 5 sessions: $50 R/$70 NR Fee: $80 R/$100 NR Location: Robert Crown Community Center Class # Dates Days Time Length: 8 sessions Age: 2.5-5 yrs. 213604A9 March 7-April 18 Th 8-9pm Class # Dates Days Time Fee: $65 R/$85 NR 213604B9 April 25-June 6 Th 8-9pm 013603A9 April 3-May 22 W 7-8pm Length: 6 sessions 223102A9 June 13-July 18 Th 8-9pm Class # Dates Days Time 223102B9 July 25-Aug 29 Th 8-9pm TWINKLE TOES BALLET 211108A9 March 2-April 13 Sa 9-9:45am Twinkle Toes Ballet is an introductory dance class 211108B9 March 2-April 13 Sa 10-10:45am BEGINNING SWING DANCE Participants will be introduced to techniques, 211108C9 April 20-June 8 Sa 9-9:45am You will be swinging on the dance floor after an fundamentals, and vocabulary associated with the 211108D9 April 20-June 8 Sa 10-10:45am introduction to swing dances from east coast to dance genre of ballet through the use of creative 221110A9 June 15-July 20 Sa 9-9:45am west coast, Charleston to Lindy hop. You will learn movement, music, and most importantly fun. 221110B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 10-10:45am how to dance any style of music from big band to Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Center 221110C9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 9-9:45am current pop and hip hop. Singles or couples are Age: 5-7 yrs. 221110D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 10-10:45am welcome. No class on March 25 and May 27. Fee: $65 R/$75 NR Location: Robert Crown Community Center Length: 8 sessions BALLROOM DANCE Age: 18 yrs. and up Class # Dates Days Time Come learn the waltz, swing and other wedding Fee: $60 R/$80 NR 442603A9 March 9-April 27 Sa 11am-Noon favorites so you can enjoy your next special event. Length: 6 sessions You will learn basic patterns, rhythms, dance Class # Dates Days Time positions, along with leading and following. A partner 213621A9 March 4-April 15 M 7-8pm is not required. No class on March 25 and May 27. 213621B9 April 22-June 3 M 7-8pm Location: Robert Crown Community Center 223607A9 June 10-July 15 M 7-8pm Age: 18 yrs. and up 223607B9 July 22-Aug 26 M 7-8pm Fee: $60 R/$80 NR Length: 6 sessions Class # Dates Days Time 213603A9 March 4-April 15 M 8-9pm Delores A. Holmes Open to 213603B9 April 22-June 3 M 8-9pm 223101A9 June 10-July 15 M 8-9pm the Public 223101B9 July 22-Aug 26 M 8-9pm Recording Studio

Gibbs-Morrison The Studio Cultural Center • Fully operational recording studio 1823 Church St., • Private rental sessions are available Evanston

Information and hours: [email protected]; 847-448-8040

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Preschool and Volleyball JR. HIGH BEACH VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE Join this league that meets twice per week and Kindergarten Sports VOLLEYBALL SKILLS & DRILLS competes in tournaments against other volleyball Come and join us for on-court drills to challenge teams during the summer. Each player in this T BASEBALL your volleyball skills. This class focuses on setting league will learn to play two-person game and Instructed by We Got Game, kids learn to play ball passing, overhand serving and spiking skills. enhance their skills of passing, setting and spiking, the easy way, without a pitcher. This lead-up game Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center as well as game situation experience. to baseball emphasizes skill and sportsmanship. A Age: 10-13 yrs. Location: Clark Street Beach t-ball “softie will be used. In the event of rain, class Fee: $65 R/$75 NR Age: 11-14 yrs. will be cancelled and make up days will be arranged Length: 8 sessions Fee: $139 R/NR at the end of the session. Length: 14 sessions Location: James Park VOLLEYKIDZ Class # Dates Days Time Age: Varies Volleykidz is an introductory class. The lesson plan 622807A9 Jun 3-Jul 17 M, W 4:45-6:30pm Fee: $100 R/$120 NR introduces the pass, set and spike using a very light Length: 8 sessions volleyball, also incorporates short educational Class # Dates Days Time Age drills including spelling, math and science. Pickleball 222801A9 June 15-Aug 3 Sa 9-10am 3-5 yrs. Volleykidz will improve each child’s hand/eye PICKLEBALL 222801B9 June 15-Aug 3 Sa 10-11am 6-7 yrs. coordination and left/right coordination through Schedule is effective immediately. Note: times the use of fun drills and games. INDOOR SOCCER SKILLS posted may change due to building rentals. Please Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center confirm the schedule before arrival,847-448-8250 . You will learn how to move the ball from one end of Age: 6-9 yrs. Location: Levy Senior Center the court to the other, building skills with respect Fee: $167 R/$182 NR Age: 18 yrs. and up for both your teammates and your opponents. This Length: 3 sessions $5 Levy member/nonmember class focuses on sportsmanship and team play, Fee, Fri. and Su.: Class # Dates Days Time as well as the transition to outdoor play. No class Days Time 612840A9 May 11-25 Sa 12:45-1:45pm March 30, May 4 and 25. M, W 2:30-4:30pm (Levy Center members only) F 5-9pm Location: Robert Crown Community Center YOUTH EVP VOLLEYBALL Age: Varies Su 11a-3pm Fee: $50 R/$70 NR Calling all 4th and 5th graders. Improve your Length: 5 sessions volleyball skills with 60 minutes of drills in setting, PICKLEBALL—BEGINNER LESSONS passing, overhand serving and spiking. The Class # Dates Days Time Age This is a true introductory class for those interested lesson plan directs the use of self-mastery training in learning how to play the game. All basic strokes 242821A9 March 16-April 20 Sa 3:40-4:30pm 3-4 yrs. and groups that help each student reach a new 242821B9 March 16-April 20 Sa 4:40-5:30pm 5-7 yrs. will be taught along with score keeping and proper level also incorporating short educational drills sportsmanship. Paddles are available to borrow at 242821C9 April 27-June 8 Sa 3:40-4:30pm 3-4 yrs. including spelling, math and science. Instructors 242821D9 April 27-June 8 Sa 4:40-5:30pm 5-7 yrs. no cost. Please wear appropriate sporting attire. organize short games at the end of each class. Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center PEE WEE OLYMPICS Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center Age: 18 yrs. and up Age: 9-11 yrs. Fee: $94 R/NR Children are introduced to the world of sports Fee: $82 R/$94 NR Length: 5 sessions through various games and activities in this Length: 3 sessions fun and exciting class. Coaches will touch on Class # Dates Days Time Class # Dates Days Time various Olympic-style events as tot athletes work 613820A9 Feb 18-March 18 M 10-11am on large motor development and get a general 612841A9 May 11-25 Sa 11:45am-12:45pm understanding of different sports. PICKLEBALL—ADVANCED BEGINNER/ Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center JR. EVP VOLLEYBALL LOW INTERMEDIATE LESSONS Reach the next level of the game with 60 minutes Age: 3-4 yrs. This class is geared towards advanced beginner/ of drills in setting, passing and spiking. Learn to Fee: $65 R/$76 NR low intermediate players that have some limited overhand and develop a good understanding Length: 3 sessions experience with pickleball, but needs technical of each position on offense and defense. The Class # Dates Days Time refinement on all strokes and mechanics. Strategy lesson plan directs the use of self-mastery training 611102A9 May 10-24 F 10-10:45am and play tips will be covered along with time as well as game situation drills that help each set aside each lesson for supervise match play. student excel during volleyball games. Instructors Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center PEE WEE BASKETBALL will organize games at the end of each class. Age: 18 yrs. and up Tot athletes learn basketball fundamentals through Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center Fee: $94 R/NR popular children’s games, as well as other skills Age: 11-14 yrs. Length: 5 sessions and drills activities. Learn dribbling while playing Fee: $85 R/$88 NR musical chairs or learn passing from Duck, Duck, Length: 3 sessions Class # Dates Days Time Goose. Smaller balls and 5" rims are used. 613821A9 Feb 22-March 22 F 3-4pm Class # Dates Days Time Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center 612842A9 May 11-25 Sa 10:45-11:45am Age: 4-5 yrs. Fee: $65 R/$76 NR Length: 3 sessions Class # Dates Days Time 611156A9 May 10-24 F 9-9:45am

10 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 Fencing Archery AFTER SCHOOL BASKETBALL TRAINING GRADES 4-6 JEDI TRAINING ARCHERY This program is designed to prepare players for Using a combination of Tai Chi and Fencing our Archery participants will learn the parts of an arrow the Evanston feeder programs and high school resident “Yoda”, Diana Unger will help your young and recurve bow, the basics of using a recurve bow, play. Still focusing on skill building, coaches Star Wars fan become a real life Jedi. This mini and fundamental shooting skills in an extremely challenge players to perfect the fundamentals, but session of fencing will focus on self-awareness and safe environment. They also will learn an excellent, introduce defensive and offensive plays and player increase self-confidence as young Jedi’s become nationally recognized beginner’s nine-step to positioning. Players will play full-court with subs one with the “Force”. Our Intermediate (Jedi Knight) the 10 ring progression which was created by the and coaches will tighten up on calls, which forces and Advanced (Jedi Master) level class will add in Coaches Development Committee of the National players to tighten up their game. meditation and yoga to help our Jedi’s work toward Archery Association. Both technique and games Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center the level of Grand Master, therefore previous will be a part of this class. Blunt tipped arrows, Age: 9-12 yrs. experience is required. Weapons, jackets and bows, and targets are provided Fee: $160 R/$184 NR masks are provided and shared among classmates. Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center Length: 3 sessions Each participant is expected to purchase an Age: 7-10 yrs. Class # Dates Days Time underarm protector and glove, as these are Fee: $45 R/$52 NR 612831A9 May 7-21 Tu 4-6pm personal items. In addition, each participant Length: 3 sessions must be a member of the United States Fencing Class # Dates Days Time Association ($10 fee when you register online). SUMMER F.A.A.M BASKETBALL LEAGUE 612820A9 April 30-May 21 Tu 4-5pm If you are looking for a co-ed basketball league for Information: Michelle, 847-448-8681. 612820B9 May 7-21 Tu 5-6pm your youth basketball participant that develops Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center skill, promotes teamwork, and prepares each Age: Varies player for the middle school basketball league, The Fee, Jedi Initiate training: $79 R/$93 NR Basketball Fleetwood-Jourdain Summer F.A.A.M. is for you. Fee, Jedi Knight and Master training: $88 R/$99 NR In this league every participant will be placed on Length: 3 sessions BASKETBALL TRAINING GRADES K-1 a team. Once the teams have been set each team Skills and drills in this class will focus on the very Class # Dates Days Time Level Age will be assigned a practice day during the week and basic basketball fundamentals. Our goal in this 612807A9 April 27-May 18 Sa 10:45-11:45am Initiate 7-9 games will take place Saturday mornings. Each program is to build confidence in your child and 612807B9 April 27-May 18 Sa 12:30-1:30pm Initiate 9-13 team will be provided with a dedicated coach that instill a love for the game of basketball. Teams of 4 612807C9 April 27-May 18 Sa 1:45-2:45pm Knight 7-13 teaches skill development and teamork. Get your are created each week, with a coach being the 5th 612807D9 May 11-25 Sa 3-4pm Master 7-13 game face on and prepare for a summer of friendly player. Coaches monitor game play, instructing competition with new experiences through the players instead of refereeing the game. No score is ADVANCED FENCING-TOURNAMENT game of basketball. Registration is April 6–May 18. kept in this class. TRAINING Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center Summer is the perfect time for advanced level Age: 8-10 yrs. Age: 5-7 yrs. fencers to sharpen their skills. Coach Unger will Fee: $75 R/$95 NR Fee: $98 R/$115 NR work with you on preparing for tournaments, Length: 49 sessions Length: 3 sessions working with different weapons and add in Class # Dates Days Time meditation skills to help you get the edge over any Class # Dates Days Time 422810A9 June 22-Aug 17 M-Sa 10am-1pm opponent. At this level participants are expected 612805A9 May 6-20 M 4-5:15pm to have their own glove and underarm protector, 612805B9 May 9-23 Th 4-5:15pm FAITH BASKETBALL LEAGUE if you own your own equipment please bring it to class. Additionally, each participant should be a AFTER SCHOOL BASKETBALL TRAINING The Fleetwood-Jourdain “FAITH” Basketball League member of the United States Fencing Association is the perfect opportunity for all participants to GRADES 2-3 engage in inclusive, fun, physical activity through prior to the first class. Can’t make all of the classes? Focusing on basketball fundamentals, coaches will Purchase a four-count attendance pass and attend the game of basketball. This league accommodates offer additional challenges to players in this league both men and women, and it is offered to all of the the classes that work with your schedule. Because by introducing rules. The goal of this program is of this option, this class will not be prorated. community faith based organizations by the City of to develop your child into a well-rounded player. Evanston Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center. Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center Coaches in the league will coach/referee the Each faith based organization can register a ready- Age: 11 yrs. and up players, calling basic violations and fouls. made team with a roster of ten (10) participants. Fee: $154 R/$174 NR Location: Chandler-Newberger Center The league can accommodate eight (8) teams per Fee, four-count attendance pass: $100 R/ $119 NR Age: 7-9 yrs. division (men’s and women’s) and spaces are filled Length: 7 sessions Fee: $98 R/$115 NR on a first come first serve basis. Class # Dates Days Time Length: 3 sessions Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center 622818A9 June 18-July 30 Tu 7:30-8:30pm Class # Dates Days Time Age: 18 yrs. and up 612804A9 May 6-20 M 5:15-6:30pm Fee: $300 R/NR 612804B9 May 9-23 Th 5:15-6:30pm Length: 36 sessions Class # Dates Days Time League 443802A9 March 4-April 25 M, W 7-9pm Women Tu, Th 7-9pm Men

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Tennis Orange Level 2 ACADEMY: ADVANCED BEGINNER/ Age: 6-7 yrs. INTERMEDIATE Length: 6 sessions Academy is for committed players with aspirations Registration/Information: 847-448-8252 Fee: $92 R/$106 NR to play in tournaments or on their high school Program content and play level information: Class # Dates Day Time Location team. Strategies for singles and doubles will [email protected], 847-498-1360 612751A9 April 8-May 13 M 5-6pm Crown be introduced and practiced. Players will build 612751B9 April 9-May 14 Tu 5-6pm Crown on the continual development of rallying skills, 612751C9 April 13-May 18 Sa 10-11am James developing tactical and court positioning skills, as GENERAL INFORMATION 612751D9 April 14-May 19 Su 1-2pm Love well as an emphasis on developing the overhead Our tennis programs emphasize fun, fitness 622721E9 Jun 10-July 15 M 4-5pm Leahy serve and transition shots. and friendship. All programs provide a variety 622721F9 Jun 12-July 17 W 4-5pm Leahy Age: 7-15 yrs. 622721G9 Jun 9-July 14 Su Noon-1pm Leahy of instruction, including stroke development, Fee, 90-min class: $141 R/$161 NR strategy, court positioning, shot selection, 622721H9 July 22-Aug 26 M 4-5pm Leahy Class # Dates Day Time Location footwork and supervised match play. We are 622721I9 July 24-Aug 28 W 4-5pm Leahy looking forward to a great season with our tennis 622721J9 July 21-Aug 25 Su Noon-1pm Leahy 622725A9 Jun 8-July 13 Sa 10:30am-Noon Crown vendor, E-Town Tennis. All classes will be taught 622725B9 Jun 9-July 14 Su 3-4:30pm Love 622725C9 July 20-Aug 24 Sa 10:30am-12:30pm Crown by top area tennis professionals. Please dress in OUTDOOR YOUTH TENNIS CLASSES 622725D9 July 21-Aug 25 Sun 3-4:30pm Love appropriate attire for physical activity and bring Beginner your own tennis racquet. Age: 8-15 yrs. OUTDOOR ADULT TENNIS CLASSES Continue playing tennis year round and take Length: 6 sessions Age: 16 yrs. and up advantage of our indoor classes, which are held at Fee: $92 R/$106 NR Chandler-Newberger and ETHS Fieldhouse, without Length: 6 sessions Class # Dates Day Time Location paying club membership fees. Fee, 90-min class: $141 R/$161 NR 612752A9 April 10-May 15 W 5-6pm Leahy Fee, 2-hr class: $184 R/$211 NR 10 and Under Tennis 612752B9 April 11-May 16 Th 4-5pm Crown Start/Restart (formerly known as Quickstart Tennis) 612752C9 April 13-May 18 Sa 11am-Noon James 10 and Under Tennis offers kids a chance to learn 612752D9 April 14-May 19 Su 2-3pm Love Class # Dates Day Time Location tennis while having fun. This new, enhanced 622722E9 June 13-July 25 Th 4-5pm Crown 613740A9 April 6-May 11 Sa 9-10:30am James approach to introducing kids to the game 622722F9 June 9-July 14 Su 1-2pm Leahy 613740B9 April 7-May 12 Su 1:30-3pm Love uses tennis balls that are bigger and lower in 622722G9 Aug 1-Sep 5 Th 4-5pm Crown 613740C9 April 8-May 13 M 6:30-8pm Crown compression and smaller nets are used, which 622722H9 July 21-Aug 25 Su 1-2pm Leahy 613740D9 April 9-May 14 Tu 6:30-8pm Leahy allow for instant success. Class level information: Advanced Beginner 623720E9 Jun 8-July 13 Sa 8-9:30am Bent 623720F9 Jun 9-July 14 Sun 1:30-3pm Love visit cityofevanston.org/chandler. Age: 8-15 yrs. 623720G9 Jun 10-July 15 M 7-8:30pm Crown 6 sessions Information: Length: 623720H9 Jun 11-July 16 Tu 6-7:30pm Leahy For more details regarding our tennis program, Fee: $92 R/$106 NR 623720I9 July 20-Aug 24 Sa 8-9:30am Bent including use policies, court locations, Class # Dates Day Time Location 623720J9 July 21-Aug 25 Sun 1:30-3pm Love prorating and make-up classes, or which level is 612753A9 April 10-May 15 W 6-7pm Leahy 623720K9 July 22-Aug 26 M 7-8:30pm Crown right for you or your child, please check the tennis 612753B9 Jun 9-July 14 Su 2-3pm Leahy 623720L9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 6-7:30pm Leahy program information at cityofevanston.org/ 622723C9 July 21-Aug 25 Su 2-3pm Leahy Advanced Beginner chandler or email [email protected]. Intermediate Class # Dates Day Time Location Age: 8-15 yrs. 613741A9 April 6-May 11 Sa 10:30am-Noon James OUTDOOR 10 AND UNDER TENNIS Length: 6 sessions 623721B9 Jun 8-July 13 Sa 9:30-11am Bent CLASSES Fee: $92 R/$106 NR 623721C9 Jun 12-July 24 W 7:30-9pm Leahy Red Level 1-2 and Red Advanced Level Fee, 90-min class: $141 R/$161 NR 623721D9 July 20-Aug 24 Sa 9:30-1am Bent Age: 4-5 yrs. Class # Dates Day Time Location 623721E9 July 31-Sep 4 W 7:30-9pm Leahy Length: 6 sessions 612754A9 April 11-May 16 Th 5-6pm Crown Intermediate Level 1–2 Fee: $92 R/$106 NR 612754B9 April 13-May 18 Sa Noon-1:30pm James Class # Dates Day Time Location 612754C9 April 14-May 19 Su 3-4pm Love Class # Dates Day Time Location 613742A9 April 6-May 11 Sa 12-1:30pm James 622724D9 Jun 13-July 25 Th 5-6pm Crown 612750A9 April 8-May 13 M 4-5pm Crown 613742B9 April 11-May 16 Th 6-7:30pm Crown 622724E9 Aug 1-Sep 5 Th 5-6pm Leahy 612750B9 April 9-May 14 Tu 4-5pm Crown 623722C9 Jun 8-July 13 Sa 11am-12:30pm Bent 612750C9 April 13-May 18 Sa 9-10am James 623722D9 Jun 13-July 18 Th 6-7:30pm Crown 612750D9 April 14-May 19 Su Noon-1pm Love 623722E9 July 20-Aug 24 Sa 11am-12:30pm Bent 622720E9 Jun 10-July 15 M 3-4pm Leahy 623722F9 July 25-Aug 29 Th 6-7:30pm Crown 622720F9 Jun 12-July 17 W 3-4pm Leahy Intermediate Level 2–3 622720G9 July 22-Aug 26 M 3-4pm Leahy 622720H9 July 24-Aug 28 W 3-4pm Leahy Class # Dates Day Time Location 613745A9 April 9-May 14 Tu 7:30-9pm Crown 623724B9 Jun 11-July 16 Tu 7:30-9pm Crown 623724C9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 7:30-9pm Crown Intermediate Level 3–4 Class # Dates Day Time Location 613746A9 April 10-May 15 W 6-7:30pm Leahy 623725B9 Jun 12-Juy 24 W 7:30-9pm Leahy 623725C9 July 31-Sep 4 W 7:30-9pm Leahy

12 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 Intermediate Level 4-Advance EVANSTON PROGRESSIVE DOUBLES FREE FRIDAY NIGHT CLINIC Class # Dates Day Time Location LEAGUE Learn to play a sport you can play all your life. 613747A9 April 11-May 16 Th 7-9pm Leahy This league will be available to 16 full time players. Tennis professional will go over the fundamentals 623726B9 June 13-July 18 Th 7-9pm Leahy Players will be initially placed on courts based on of tennis and players will participate in fun, 623726C9 July 25-Aug 29 Th 7-9pm Leahy their USTA rating and Head Pro’s determination. competitive games while increasing their new After warm up, three sets of play will take place with skills. Tennis racquets and balls are provided ruing OUTDOOR/INDOOR PRIVATE AND players playing one set with each other amongst class for those in need of equipment. Registration SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS their group. The individual that wins the most sets is limited. Register early to save your spot. Private and semi-private tennis instruction is the will move up for the following weeks play. Those Location: James Park ultimate way to improve your tennis skills and tied for second and third place will remain on the Ages: 4 yrs. and up speed your progress in tennis. We will help you current court, while the lesser player (4th) will move Fee: Free find the proper instructor to meet your individual down a court for the next week. New match balls Class # Dates Days Time needs and goals. Our affordable private lesson and a teaching pro will be present on league nights 632702A9 Aug 2 F 5-6pm fees include indoor court time and are well below to clear all reserved courts and collect scores. 632702B9 Aug 2 F 6-7pm the cost of similar lessons at private clubs. Indoor There will be no games the first week in July. 632702C9 Aug 2 F 7-8pm private lessons are available on a limited basis. Information: Michelle Bush, 632702D9 Aug 9 F 5-6pm Sign up early to reserve your space. [email protected]; 847-448-8685. 632702E9 Aug 9 F 6-7pm Note: students who cancel lessons less than 24 hrs. Age: 16 yrs. and up 632702F9 Aug 9 F 7-8pm in advance will not be rescheduled or reimbursed. Location: Leahy Park 632702G9 Aug 16 F 5-6pm 632702H9 Aug 16 F 6-7pm Instructor: Matched to player’s needs and requests Fee: $125 R/$135 NR 632702I9 Aug 16 F 7-8pm 5 yrs. and up Age: Ladies 3.5–4.0 632702J9 Aug 23 F 5-6pm Skill Level: All Class # Dates Days Time 632702K9 Aug 23 F 6-7pm Location: Various Evanston outdoor court locations 613760A9 May 14-July 23 Tu 6:30-8:30pm 632702L9 Aug 23 F 7-8pm and/or ETHS Fieldhouse, 1600 Dodge Ave Men’s 3.5–4.0 Dates Class # Dates Days Time EVANSTON USTA April 1–Sept 6 613760B9 May 15-July 24 W 6:30-8:30pm USTA Midwest Youth Team Tennis is a beginner Outdoor Private Lessons tennis program that uses the concepts of fun, Ladies 2.5–3.0 friends and play to help build the foundation for Length Fee Class # Dates Days Time future success in tennis and in life. The USTA Youth 1-hour $80 R/$85 NR 613760C9 May 16-July 25 Th 6:30-8:30pm Tennis play format provides participants use of 5-hour pkg. $360 R/$383 NR modified equipment and courts tailored to their age Indoor Private Lessons FREE SPRING TENNIS CLINIC and size. This promotes ease of play and succeed Length Fee This fun-filled program for all ages and levels offers right from the start. Team based games will be 1-hour $85 R/$90 NR free tennis instruction and games. This event kicks set up to help players further develop their tennis 5-hour pkg. $383 R/$405 NR off Evanston outdoor tennis season. skills. All players will receive a team t-shirts, and Age: 4 yrs. and up age appropriate racquet. LADIES LAVER CUP SINGLES TEAM Fee: Free Register: MidwestTeamTennis.com Information: Michelle Bush, LEAGUE Class # Dates Days Time [email protected]. Join us this Spring and Summer for our ladies 612740A9 March 30 Sa 9-9:40am Age: 5-14 yrs. singles team league. This league is open to tennis 612740B9 March 30 Sa 9:40-10:20am Length: 5 sessions players in Evanston and surrounding communities. 612740C9 March 30 Sa 10:20-11am Fee: $128 R/$146 NR There will be four teams competing against one Location: Leahy Park Tennis Courts another in a round robin competition. USTA rules will be in effect,cityofevanston.org/LaverCup . Dates Days Time Age Information: Michelle Bush, Jun 11-July 9 Tu 4-5pm 5-8 yrs. [email protected]; 847-448-8685. Jun 11-July 9 Tu 5-6pm 9-10 yrs. Age: 16 years and up Jun 11-July 9 Tu 6-7pm 11-14 yrs. Length: 12 weeks with an additional championship July 16-Aug 13 Tu 4-5pm 5-8 yrs. July 16-Aug 13 Tu 5-6pm 9-10 yrs. final for the top two teams July 16-Aug 13 Tu 6-7pm 11-14 yrs. Location: Leahy Park Team fee: $400 Class # Dates Day Time 613762A9 May 20-Aug 5 M 6:30-8:30pm

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Gymnastics BEGINNING GYMNASTICS INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED GYMNASTICS Beginning gymnasts will work on basic techniques This class is for children who have advanced Registering your child for the appropriate class while improving their coordination, balance and knowledge of gymnastics on vault, beam, bars and is the first step to ensuring success and fun with flexibility. Skills will be taught on the vault, bars, floor. Coaches will work with gymnasts to create a gymnastics. Our beginning classes are for children beam, and floor. This class is for those who have more individual curriculum to focus on the skills who have never taken a gymnastics class or who never taken gymnastics or who have taken less and tricks they want to work on, while preparing have taken a class for less than one year. Certain than 1 year of organized classes. No class on May 4. them for team gymnastics. Participants must be skills are necessary before taking the Advanced Chandler-Newberger Center promoted into this class or receive approval from Beginning, Intermediate and Pre-Team classes. If Location: Varies the Program Coordinator or coach to register. your child has not mastered these skills, he or she Age: $47 R/$53 NR Information and placement approval: will not be able to learn more advanced skills. Your Fee: 3 sessions Chandler-Newberger Community Center child would then have to switch to a lower level class. Length: Class # Dates Days Time Age 847-448-8252 Class placement information: 212810A9 May 6-20 M 4-5pm 5-7 Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center If your child has taken one year or more of 222102A9 May 6-20 M 5-6pm 6-9 Age: 6-11 yrs. gymnastics lessons and you are unsure if he 612810A9 May 9-23 Th 4-5pm 7-10 Fee: $75 R/$81 NR or she should be in the Advanced Beginning or 612810B9 May 9-23 Th 5-6pm 5-7 Length: 3 sessions Intermediate class, please call to discuss class Class # Dates Days Time placement. Michelle, 847-448-8681. Location: Robert Crown Community Center Age: 6-8 yrs. 612825A9 May 6-20 M 5-6:30pm 612825B9 May 9-23 Th 4-5:30pm Private and group gymnastic lessons: Fee: $79 R/$89 NR Lessons are also available for those interested in Length:5 sessions individualized attention or for those who are aged- TUMBLING FOR CHEERLEADERS Class # Dates Days Time out of certain levels. Want to try out for cheerleading, but need to learn 612810C9 April 13-May 18 Sa 11am-Noon basic tumbling skills? Are you already on a squad Information: 612810D9 July 13-Aug 10 Sa 11am-Noon and need to fine tune your skills for competition? Chandler-Newberger Community Center, This class will teach the basics of tumbling for 847-448-8252. ADVANCED BEGINNING GYMNASTICS cheerleaders and focus on synchronized tumbling. This is the next step up from Beginning Gymnastics. The skills you will work on will lead up to back PRESCHOOL GYMNASTICS This class allows gymnasts to continue to develop handsprings and running tumbling. skills and increase self-esteem, while preparing Run, Jump, Hop and Climb. Our Preschool Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center them for the Intermediate/Advanced level. If your Gymnastics classes are designed to introduce Age: Varies child has taken more than one year of organized children to the sport of gymnastics in a fun and Fee: $47 R/$53 NR classes at another gym (including training on exciting environment. Young gymnasts are given Length: 3 sessions the opportunity to get comfortable with uneven equipment) they may be ready for this class. bars, vault, beam and floor work including leaps, No class on May 4. Class # Dates Days Time Age jumps and rolls. No class on May 4. Location: Chandler-Newberger Center 612802A9 May 8-22 W 4:30-5:30pm 6-8 Location: Chandler-Newberger Center Age:6-11 yrs. 612802B9 May 8-22 W 5:30-6:30pm 9-11 Age: 3-4 yrs. Fee: $47 R/$53 NR Fee: $38 R/$40 NR Length: 3 sessions Length:3 sessions Class # Dates Days Time Class # Dates Days Time 212811A9 May 6-20 M 4-5pm 611158A9 May 9-23 Th 3:15-4pm 222114A9 May 9-23 Th 5-6pm 611158B9 May 9-23 Th 6:15-7pm Location: Robert Crown Community Center Location: Robert Crown Community Center Age: 6-8 yrs. Age: Varies Fee: $79 R/$89 NR Fee: $63 R/$67 NR Length: 5 sessions Length:5 sessions Class # Dates Days Time Class # Dates Days Time Age 612811A9 April 13-May 18 Sa 11am-Noon 211107A9 April 13-May 18 Sa 9-9:45am 3 yrs. 612811B9 July 13-Aug 10 Sa 11am-Noon 211107B9 April 13-May 18 Sa 10-10:45am 4-5 yrs. 221103A9 July 13-Aug 10 Sa 9-9:45am 3 yrs. 221103B9 July 13-Aug 10 Sa 10-10:45am 4-5 yrs.

14 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 Hockey PARENT-TOT INTRO TO SKATING Public Skating For the true beginner who has no prior experience ABOUT EVANSTON YOUTH HOCKEY and would like an introduction to the world of figure Schedule Evanston Youth Hockey Association provides boys skating or hockey. One family may accompany each and girls in Evanston and neighboring communities participant on the ice. Adults must be able to skate. the opportunity to play hockey in a diverse Location: Robert Crown Community Center MARCH 1–SEPTEMBER 1 program that is rooted in skills development, Age: 3-5 yrs. sportsmanship, outstanding coaching, leadership Fee, 6 sessions: $44 R/$64 NR Check website or contact center for cancellations skills, strong character development and Fee, 5 sessions: $35 R/$55 NR cityofevanston.org; 847-448-8258 camaraderie. Evanston Hockey offers house, Class # Dates Days Time travel and high school programs, which are among 312501A9 March 2-April 13 Sa 12:20-12:50pm MAIN RINK the finest in the Chicago area, routinely winning 312501B9 March 3-April 14 Su 11:45am-12:15pm tournaments and placing among the top teams in Dates Day Time 312501C9 April 20-June 8 Sa 12:20-12:50pm their divisions. 312501D9 April 28-June 9 Su 11:45am-12:15pm Mar 1-Jun 7 M-F 11-12:30pm 322505A9 June 15-July 20 Sa 12:20-12:50pm Jun 14-Aug 30 F 7:30-9pm Evanston Hockey House Program 322505B9 June 16-July 21 Su 11:45am-12:15pm Jun 15-Aug 31 Sa 7:30-9pm The Evanston Hockey house program serves 322505C9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 12:20-12:50pm Mar 3-Sept 1 Su 1-2:30pm players from 8U-14U who are interested in hockey, 322505D9 July 28-Aug 25 Su 11:45am-12:15pm and typically want to play on weekends. The STUDIO RINK Evanston Hockey house program emphasizes skill Dates Day Time development and fun with volunteer coaches, YOUTH STICK AND PUCK Mar 5-Aug 29 Tu/Th 6:30-8pm typically parents. 8U players have in-house games Get in some extra stick and puck time on the Mar 1-Jun 7 F 7:30-9pm and practices while 10U, 12U and 14U players days that schools have early dismissal or when Mar 2-Aug 31 Sa 4:30-6pm compete against other North Shore programs. school is not in session. Program is designed for Mar 2-Jun 8 Sa 7:30-9pm beginning hockey players and EYHA House League Evanston Hockey Travel Program players. Supervision is provided while on ice. FREE TEEN SKATE (Studio Rink) The Evanston Hockey travel program serves players Coaching, scrimmaging and organized practices Dates Day Time from 8U-14U, including a girls 14U travel team, are prohibited. who are interested in a more intense practice and Jun 10-Aug 26 M 6:30-8pm Location: Robert Crown Community Center playing schedule geared toward a higher level of Age: 6-14 yrs. PUBLIC SKATING ADMISSION competition with professional coaching and more Pre-registration fee: $10 R/NR ice time. Travel teams play games throughout the Studio Main Special Event Day of, per session fee: $14 R/NR Chicago area against other travel programs and Adult $6 $7 $8 Length: 1 session Student/with ID $4 $5 $6 attend tournaments in nearby states. Class # Dates Days Time Location Children 5 yrs. and under $2 $3 $3 Evanston Hockey High School Program 312507A9 March 6 W 1-2:45pm Main Rink Skate Rentals Evanston Hockey offers a JV and Varsity High 312507B9 April 19 F 1-2:45pm Main Rink School program for boys who attend Evanston Fee: $3 per public skate session. 312507C9 May 1 W 1-2:45pm Main Rink Township High School, and a Girls High School Figure Skate sizes: child size 7–adult 14 322504A9 June 15 Sa 1-3pm Studio Rink hockey program. High school players have an Hockey Skates sizes: child size 7–adult 16 322504B9 June 22 Sa 1-3pm Studio Rink intense practice and playing schedule geared 322504C9 June 29 Sa 1-3pm Studio Rink Skate More and Save toward a higher level of competition. The boys JV 322504D9 July 6 Sa 1-3pm Studio Rink Contact the Robert Crown office for details. and Varsity High School teams play in the Illinois 322504E9 July 13 Sa 1-3pm Studio Rink This does not include Special Event and High School Hockey League North-Central Division; 322504F9 July 20 Sa 1-3pm Studio Rink DJ Skate Nights. and the Girls High School team plays in the Metro 322504G9 July 27 Sa 1-3pm Studio Rink Hungry After Skating? Girls Hockey League. 322504H9 Aug 3 Sa 1-3pm Studio Rink 322504J9 Aug 10 Sa 1-3pm Studio Rink Vend offers a variety of snacks and Did You Know? Evanston Hockey is an 322504K9 Aug 17 Sa 1-3pm Studio Rink beverages out of their vending machines in NHL Hockey is for Everyone grant recipient. 322504L9 Aug 24 Sa 1-3pm Studio Rink the community centers main lobby. Hockey is for Everyone grants support programs 322504M9 Aug 31 Sa 1-3pm Studio Rink that provide opportunities for youth participants in under served or marginalized communities, RC EDGE HOCKEY helping them develop important life skills that transcend the game. Evanston Hockey has been a The RC Edge Program Discount leader in the area of diversity since the 1960s and Register for a RC Edge Hockey Program class it is an honor for the National Hockey League to and receive 25% off additional RC Edge Hockey Broomball recognize the program. registrations. Information: ADULT BROOMBALL LEAGUE Del Morris, Director of Evanston Hockey Games are played on Sundays from 5:30–8:30pm 847-894-1521; [email protected] Fall League: September–December 8U travel players Winter/Spring League: January–May evanstonhockey.com, juniorwildkits.com Information playing or entering a team: James Faedtke, [email protected]; 847-859-7824 Team Fee: $950 Hockey continues on next pg.

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LTP HOCKEY SKILLS LITTLE BLACKHAWKS: LEARN TO PLAY Hockey continued from previous pg. Program curriculum is designed to teach the Learn to play changes the way youth hockey is fundamentals Hockey Skills both Skating and offered by providing first time participants, ages LTS HOCKEY Stick/Puck work based on the USA Hockey Learn to 5-9yrs old, and free head-to-toe equipment. The program’s curriculum is designed to teach the Play format. Participants also work with the 4 levels Program includes appropriate instruction and fundamentals of hockey skating through Learn of skating basics as shown in the Learn to Skate certified coaching, in a fun and safe atmosphere. to Skate USA. Consisting of 4 levels, skaters will USA curriculum, but this is a step up from Learn to For each participant to have a positive experience, learn to maneuver faster and be more agile on the Skate; the focus is stick/puck skill development. this spring, it is highly recommended they have ice. As skaters increase their skills they have the Skaters will learn the necessary fundamentals completed a Learn to Skate RC Edge Class. opportunity to transition and earn badges for each of be successful in game situations. Included Information and registration: learntoplaynhl.com different level. Skaters will learn the necessary with registration is a RC Edge Hockey jersey on Location: Robert Crown Community Center (Main Rink) fundamentals to be successful in game situations. which completed Learn to skate badges may be Age: 5-9 yrs. This class will also include elements of USA attached. Full gear is a requirement for this class; Fee: $145 R/NR Hockey’s Learn to Play Program giving skaters a all equipment can be borrowed. A membership Length: 8 Sessions with Learn to Skate USA is required at the time of chance to Learn Basic Hockey Skills with the use of a Dates Day Time registration for $17. The calendar year for the LTS Stick. Included with registration is a RC Edge Hockey March 7-April 25 Th 5:50-6:50pm jersey on which completed badges may be attached. membership is July 1–June 30. A membership with Learn to Skate USA is required at Location: Robert Crown Community Center POWER HOCKEY the time of registration for $17. The calendar year for Age: Varies the LTS membership is July 1–June 30. Fee, 7 sessions: $70 R/$90 NR With Power Hockey you will increase your endurance and speed which will improve leg Location: Robert Crown Community Center Fee, 8 sessions: $80 R/$100 NR strength, quickness, flexibility, core strength, Age: Varies Class # Dates Days Time Age balance and skating techniques. Must currently Fee, 7 sessions: $70 R/$90 NR 312505A9 March 3-April 14 Su 1-1:45pm 3-6 yrs. participate in a House or Travel Program. Fee, 8 sessions: $80 R/$100 NR 312505B9 March 3-April 14 Su 1-1:45pm 7-12 yrs. Location: Robert Crown Community Center 312505C9 April 28-June 9 Su 1-1:45pm 3-6 yrs. Class # Dates Days Time Age Age: 6-14 yrs. 312503A9 March 3-April 14 Su 12:20-1pm 3-6 yrs. 312505D9 April 28-June 9 Su 1-1:45pm 7-12 yrs. 322509A9 June 16-July 21 Su 1-1:45pm 3-6 yrs. Fee: $50 R/$70 NR 312503B9 March 3-April 14 Su 12:20-1pm 7-12 yrs. Length: 6 sessions 312503C9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5-5:40pm 3-6 yrs. 322509B9 June 16-July 21 Su 1-1:45pm 7-12 yrs. 312503D9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5-5:40pm 7-12 yrs. 322509C9 July 28-Aug 25 Su 1-1:45pm 3-6 yrs. Class # Dates Days Time 312503E9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5-5:40pm 3-6 yrs. 322509D9 July 28-Aug 25 Su 1-1:45pm 7-12 yrs. 322502A9 June 13-July 18 Th 5-5:45pm 312503F9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5-5:40pm 7-12 yrs. 322502B9 July 25-Aug 29 Th 5-5:45pm 312503G9 April 28-June 9 Su 12:20-1pm 3-6 yrs. GIRLS BEGINNER HOCKEY 312503H9 April 28-June 9 Su 12:20-1pm 7-12 yrs. This beginner program is an excellent way to ADULT HOCKEY 322507A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 5-5:40pm 3-6 yrs. encourage and teach girls to the sport of hockey. Beginner 322507B9 June 11-July 16 Tu 5-5:40pm 7-12 yrs. Instruction will focus on developing skating skills & This is an introduction class to skating and stick 322507C9 June 16-July 21 Su 12:20-1pm 3-6 yrs. ice hockey fundamentals through drills and group and puck handling. Participants should have some 322507D9 June 16-July 21 Su 12:20-1pm 7-12 yrs. instruction. Full gear is required for this class and basic skating skills before the beginning of the 322507E9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5-5:40pm 3-6 yrs. can be borrowed for each session. 322507F9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5-5:40pm 7-12 yrs. class. A helmet,stick,elbow and knee pads are Location: Robert Crown Community Center 322507G9 July 28-Aug 25 Su 12:20-1pm 3-6 yrs. required. Equipment is not available to borrow at Age: 5-12 yrs. 322507H9 July 28-Aug 25 Su 12:20-1pm 7-12 yrs. the rink. Fee: $56 R/$76 NR Location: Robert Crown Community Center Length: 7 sessions Age: 16 yrs. and up Class # Dates Days Time Fee, 5 session: $55 R/$75 NR 312502A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5:45-6:25pm Fee, 6 session: $66 R/$86 NR 312502B9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5:45-6:25pm Fee, 7 session: $77 R/$97 NR 322506A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 5:45-6:25pm Class # Dates Days Time 322506B9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5:45-6:25pm 312506A9 March 3-April 14 Su 8:45-9:45pm 312506B9 March 4-April 15 M 8:15-9:15pm 312506C9 April 22-June 3 M 8:15-9:15pm 312506D9 April 28-June 9 Su 8:45-9:45pm 322510A9 June 10-July 15 M 8:15-9:15pm 322510B9 June 16-July 21 Su 8:45-9:45pm 322510C9 July 22-Aug 26 M 8:15-9:15pm 322510D9 July 28-Aug 25 Su 8:45-9:45pm

16 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 SUMMER ADULT DROP-IN HOCKEY Figure Skating This program works the same as Adult Drop-In Figure Skating Information Hockey, but this time you register for Saturday, Classes Sunday or both at a great price. Punch cards are only valid for the Fall-Spring Seasons and will not Robert Crown Community Center SNOWPLOW SAM (AGE 3–5) work for these weekend sessions. Full equipment is 1701 Main St., 847-448-8258 Introductory classes are divided into four progressive levels. Children with no prior skating required. No checking is allowed. Non-meeting dates: Information: James Faedtke, 847-859-7824; experience build confidence, develop agility, March 25-31, April 21, May 1-5, 25-27 and July 4 [email protected] . balance, coordination, speed and learn basic Location: Robert Crown Community Center Need to rent skates during class? skating skills. Age: 18-99 Figure Skates rental fee: $2 per class Fee, 7 sessions: $70 R/$90 NR Fee: $50 R/$50 NR Refunds, Pro-rating and Make Ups Fee, 6 sessions: $60 R/$80 NR Length: 12 sessions The figure skating program follows the Snowplow 1 Class # Dates Days Time department’s refund policy. Classes are not Class # Dates Days Time 322503A9 June 15-Aug 31 Sa 5:45-7:15pm pro-rated if registering after class begins. 312522A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 4:30-5pm 322503B9 June 16-Sept 1 Su 11:15am-12:45pm Missed classes (2 max.) can only be made up 312522B9 March 7-April 18 Th 4:30-5pm with prior approval. Email make up requests to 312522C9 March 2-April 13 Sa 10-10:30am ADULT DROP-IN HOCKEY the Figure Skating Program Coordinator. 312522D9 April 23-June 4 Tu 4:30-5pm If you are looking for good games and great Progression and Testing 312522E9 April 25-June 6 Th 4:30-5pm 312522F9 April 20-June 8 Sa 10-10:30am competition come and check out our weekday Classes should be completed and passed in 322512A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 4:30-5pm sessions. Full equipment is required. No checking sequential order. Each child’s progress will be 322512B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 10-10:30am is allowed. No drop-in Dec. 12-16. monitored weekly and at the end of the session 322512C9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 4:30-5pm Location: Robert Crown Community Center an instructor will evaluate their skills. After 322512D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 10-10:30am (Main Rink) passing the evaluation, the skater should enroll Age: 18 yrs. and up in the next level. Snowplow 2 Fee: $10 per drop-in or $75 for 10-Punch Pass Class # Dates Days Time Which class is right for me or my child? 312523A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 4:30-5pm Dates Days Time Parent Tot class is for parents who wish to 312523B9 March 7-April 18 Th 4:30-5pm March 1–June 7 M-F 12:45-2:15pm skate with their children. 312523C9 March 2-April 13 Sa 10-10:30am Snowplow Sam 1–4 levels are designed to help 312523D9 April 23-June 4 Tu 4:30-5pm the skater develop preliminary coordination 312523E9 April 25-June 6 Th 4:30-5pm and strength to maneuver on the ice. 312523F9 April 20-June 8 Sa 10-10:30am Basic Skills 1–6 are the fundamentals of the 322513A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 4:30-5pm sport. See class listing for more details. 322513B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 10-10:30am 322513C9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 4:30-5pm Pre-Free Skate and Free Skate 1–6 is comprised 322513D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 10-10:30am of a variety of progressive skating skills, transitions, spins and jumps—all of which build Snowplow 3 on the previous skill, providing skaters a strong Class # Dates Days Time foundation of all elements. 312524A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 4:30-5pm Adults: Skaters 18 years and up who have 312524B9 March 7-April 18 Th 4:30-5pm never skated before begin at Adult 1. 312524C9 March 2-April 13 Sa 9:30-10am 312524D9 April 23-June 4 Tu 4:30-5pm Learn to Skate USA Membership 312524E9 April 25-June 6 Th 4:30-5pm The figure skating program follows the 312524F9 April 20-June 8 Sa 9:30-10:30am curriculum of Learn to Skate USA, which is 322514A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 4:30-5pm supported by U.S. Figure Skating, USA Hockey, 322514B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 9:30-10am US Speed skating and Special Olympics. LTS 322514C9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 4:30-5pm USA requires a yearly membership fee of $17 322514D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 9:30-10am per child which is valid July 1–June 30 annually. Snowplow 4 Payment for your membership will be required Class # Dates Days Time when registering for your first skating class. 312525A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 4:30-5pm Membership fees are not pro-rated regardless 312525B9 March 7-April 18 Th 4:30-5pm of when registering for your first skating 312525C9 March 2-April 13 Sa 9:30-10am class. All figure skating programs require the 312525D9 April 23-June 4 Tu 4:30-5pm membership. To learn more about the benefits 312525E9 April 25-June 6 Th 4:30-5pm of LTS USA visit learntoskateusa.com. 312525F9 April 20-June 8 Sa 9:30-10am Figure Skating Class Discount 322515A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 4:30-5pm If the same individual registers for more than 322515B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 9:30-10am one class a week, the second class is 50% off. 322515C9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 4:30-5pm 322515D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 9:30-10am The discount is deducted from the lower price class and does not apply to off-ice classes. Register at the office to receive discount. Must be applied before classes begin. Figure Skating continues on next pg.

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Basic 4 ADVANCED SKATING (AGE 6-17) Figure Skating continued from previous pg. Class # Dates Days Time Each progressive skill level is comprised of various 312529A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5-5:45pm transitions, spins and jumps, building on the BASIC 1–6 (AGE 6–17) 312529B9 March 7-April 18 Th 5-5:45pm previous skill and providing a strong foundation. The Learn to Skate basic skills are the 312529C9 March 2-April 13 Sa 8-8:45am Fee, 7 sessions: $90 R/$110 NR 312529D9 March 2-April 13 Sa 11-11:45am fundamentals and basic knowledge of the sport. Fee, 6 sessions: $77 R/$97 NR 312529E9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5-5:45pm The six levels introduce the fundamental moves: 312529F9 April 25-June 6 Th 5-5:45pm Free Skate 1 forward skating, backward skating, stops, edges, 312529G9 April 20-June 8 Sa 8-8:45pm Class # Dates Days Time crossovers, turns and mohawks while progressing 312529H9 April 20-June 8 Sa 11-11:45am 313554A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5:45-6:30pm at their own rate. Upon completion of the Basic 322519A9 June 11-July 16 Th 5-5:45pm 313554B9 March 2-April 13 Sa 10-10:45am 1–6 levels and after skill mastery is demonstrated, 322519B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 8-8:45am 313554C9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5:45-6:30pm skaters will advance to more specialized areas of 322519C9 June 15-July 20 Sa 11-11:45am 313554D9 April 20-June 8 Sa 10-10:45am skating. Basic 1 is for children with no prior skating 322519D9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5-5:45pm 322525A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 5:45-6:30pm experience. 322519E9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 8-8:45am 322525B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 10-10:45am Fee, 7 sessions: $75 R/$95 NR 322519F9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 11-11:45am 322525C9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 322525D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 10-10:45am Fee, 6 sessions: $65 R/$85 NR Basic 5 Basic 1 Class # Dates Days Time Free Skate 2 Class # Dates Days Time 312530A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5-5:45pm Class # Dates Days Time 312526A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5-5:45pm 312530B9 March 7-April 18 Th 5-5:45pm 313555A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 312526B9 March 7-April 18 Th 5-5:45pm 312530C9 March 2-April 13 Sa 10-10:45am 313555B9 March 2-April 13 Sa 10-10:45am 312526C9 March 2-April 13 Sa 8:45-9:30am 312530D9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5-5:45pm 313555C9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 312526D9 March 2-April 13 Sa 11-11:45am 312530E9 April 25-June 6 Th 5-5:45pm 313555D9 April 20-June 8 Sa 10-10:45am 312526E9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5-5:45pm 312530F9 April 20-June 8 Sa 10-10:45am 322526A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 312526F9 April 25-June 6 Th 5-5:45pm 322520A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 5-5:45pm 322526B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 10-10:45am 312526G9 April 20-June 8 Sa 8:45-9:30am 322520B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 10-10:45am 322526C9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 322526D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 10-10:45am 312526H9 April 20-June 8 Sa 11-11:45am 322520C9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5-5:45pm 322516A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 5-5:45pm 322520D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 10-10:45am Free Skate 3 322516B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 8:45-9:30am Basic 6 Class # Dates Days Time 322516C9 June 15-July 20 Sa 11-11:45am Class # Dates Days Time 313556A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 322516D9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5-5:45pm 313556B9 March 2-April 13 Sa 10-10:45am 312531A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5-5:45pm 322516E9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 8:45-9:30am 313556C9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 312531B9 March 7-April 18 Th 5-5:45pm 322516F9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 11-11:45am 313556D9 April 20-June 8 Sa 10-10:45am 312531C9 March 2-April 13 Sa 10-10:45am 322527A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 5:45-6:30pm Basic 2 312531D9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5-5:45pm 322527B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 10-10:45am Class # Dates Days Time 312531E9 April 25-June 6 Th 5-5:45pm 322527C9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 312531F9 April 20-June 8 Sa 10-10:45am 312527A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5-5:45pm 322527D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 10-10:45am 312527B9 March 7-April 18 Th 5-5:45pm 322521A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 5-5:45pm 312527C9 March 2-April 13 Sa 8:45-9:30am 322521B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 10-10:45am Free Skate 4 312527D9 March 2-April 13 Sa 11-11:45am 322521C9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5-5:45pm Class # Dates Days Time 312527E9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5-5:45pm 322521D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 10-10:45am 313557A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 312527F9 April 25-June 6 Th 5-5:45pm Pre-Free Skate 313557B9 March 2-April 13 Sa 9:15-10am 313557C9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 312527G9 April 20-June 8 Sa 8:45-9:30am Class # Dates Days Time 312527H9 April 20-June 8 Sa 11-11:45am 313557D9 April 20-June 8 Sa 9:15-10am 312532A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5-5:45pm 322517A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 5-5:45pm 322528A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 312532B9 March 7-April 18 Th 5-5:45pm 322517B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 8:45-9:30am 322528B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 9:15-10am 312532C9 March 2-April 13 Sa 10-10:45am 322517C9 June 15-July 20 Sa 11-11:45am 322528C9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 312532D9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5-5:45pm 322517D9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5-5:45pm 322528D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 9:15-10am 312532E9 April 25-June 6 Th 5-5:45pm 322517E9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 8:45-9:30am 312532F9 April 20-June 8 Sa 10-10:45am Free Skate 5 322517F9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 11-11:45am 322522A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 5-5:45pm Class # Dates Days Time Basic 3 322522B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 10-10:45am 313558A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5:45-6:30pm Class # Dates Days Time 322522C9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5-5:45pm 313558B9 March 2-April 13 Sa 9:15-10am 312528A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5-5:45pm 322522D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 10-10:45am 313558C9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 312528B9 March 7-April 18 Th 5-5:45pm 313558D9 April 20-June 8 Sa 9:15-10am 312528C9 March 2-April 13 Sa 8-8:45am 322529A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 312528D9 March 2-April 13 Sa 11-11:45am 322529B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 9:15-10am 312528E9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5-5:45pm 322529C9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 312528F9 April 25-June 6 Th 5-5:45pm 322529D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 9:15-10am 312528G9 April 20-June 8 Sa 8-8:45am Free Skate 6 312528H9 April 20-June 8 Sa 11-11:45am Class # Dates Days Time 322518A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 5-5:45pm 313559A9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 322518B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 8-8:45am 313559B9 March 2-April 13 Sa 9:15-10am 322518C9 June 15-July 20 Sa 11-11:45am 313559C9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 322518D9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5-5:45pm 313559D9 April 20-June 8 Sa 9:15-10am 322518E9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 8-8:45am 322530A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 322518F9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 11-11:45am 322530B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 9:15-10am 322530C9 July 23-Aug 27 Tu 5:45-6:30pm 322530D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 9:15-10am

18 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 ADULT (AGE 18 yrs. and up) ADULT FREE SKATE 1–3 SATURDAY PACKAGES There are six class levels. Skaters progress at an Each Free Skate level is divided into four sections: Program consists of off-ice conditioning, power individual rate. Based on prior skating experience, moves in the field, spins, dance/footwork skills development and freestyle class. adults choose the best matched level. sequence and jumps. The Free Skate levels are Low (Pre FS–FS 4) Fee, 6 sessions: $77 R/$97 N designed to give skaters a strong foundation Fee: $113 R/$123 NR on which to build their skills. This is the point Adult 1 Length: 6 sessions where the skater can choose whether to pursue a Class # Dates Days Time Class # Dates Days Time recreational or competitive approach to the sport of 313547A9 March 6-April 17 W 7-7:45pm 313574A9 March 2-April 13 Sa 8:30-10:45am figure skating. 313547B9 March 2-April 13 Sa 10:40-11:25am 313574B9 April 20-June 8 Sa 8:30-10:45am 313547C9 April 24-June 5 W 7-7:45pm Fee: $77 R/$97 NR 322535A9 June 15-July 20 Sa 8:30-10:45am 313547D9 April 20-June 8 Sa 10:40-11:25am Length: 6 sessions 322535B9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 8:30-10:45am 323503A9 June 12-July 17 W 7-7:45pm Class # Dates Days Time Intermediate (FS 5–6) 323503B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 10:40-11:25am 313568A9 March 6-April 17 W 8:30-9:30pm Fee: $113 R/$123 NR 323503C9 July 24-Aug 28 W 7-7:45pm 313568B9 April 24-June 5 W 8:30-9:30pm 323503D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 10:40-11:25am Length: 6 sessions Adult 2 ADULT SKATE 360 Class # Dates Days Time 313574C9 March 2-April 13 Sa 8:30-10:45am Class # Dates Days Time Ideally for adults at the Adult 5 level and above. 313548A9 March 6-April 17 W 7-7:45pm 313574D9 April 20-June 8 Sa 8:30-10:45am Instruction includes stroking, moves in the field, 322535C9 June 15-July 20 Sa 8:30-10:45am 313548B9 March 2-April 13 Sa 10:40am-11:25am jump and spins. 313548C9 April 24-June 5 W 7-7:45pm 322535D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 8:30-10:45am Fee, 6 sessions: $77 R/$97 NR 313548D9 April 20-June 8 Sa 10:40-11:25am High (Passed FS 6) Class # Dates Days Time 323504A9 June 12-July 17 W 7-7:45pm Fee: $128 R/$148 NR 323504B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 10:40-11:25am 323509A9 June 10-July 15 M 8-9pm Length: 6 sessions 323504C9 July 24-Aug 28 W 7-7:45pm 323509B9 July 22-Aug 19 M 8-9pm Class # Dates Days Time 323504D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 10:40am-11:25am 313574E9 March 2-April 13 Sa 6:45-11:30am Adult 3 SPECIALIZED AND ADVANCED (AGE 6–17) 313574F9 April 20-June 8 Sa 6:45-11:30am Class # Dates Days Time Ballet For Skaters 322535E9 June 15-July 2 Sa 6:45-11:30am 313549A9 March 6-April 17 W 7-7:45pm Ballet fundamentals specifically designed for 322535F9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 6:45-11:30am 313549B9 March 2-April 13 Sa 10:40am-11:25am skaters, focusing on strength and flexibility. 313549C9 April 24-June 5 W 7-7:45pm Length: 6 sessions ADVANCED TRAINING SESSIONS 313549D9 April 20-June 8 Sa 10:40-11:25am Designed for the advanced level figure skater. 323505A9 June 12-July 17 W 7-7:45pm Beginner Skaters must be at the Freeskate 6 level or above. 323505B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 10:40-11:25am Fee: $44 R/$64 NR This camp will consist of on ice training including 323505C9 July 24-Aug 28 W 7-7:45pm Class # Dates Days Time 323505D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 10:40-11:25am jumps, spins, choreography, power skating and 313576C9 March 5-April 16 Tu 5-5:45pm Moves in the Field. Office training will include cardio Adult 4 313576D9 April 23-June 4 Tu 5-5:45pm exercises, jump technique, dance and yoga. The Class # Dates Days Time Advanced camp also includes practice ice sessions each day. 313550A9 March 6-April 17 W 7:45-8:30pm Fee, 6 weeks: $54 R/$74 NR The weekly camp requires pre-registration and 313550B9 March 2-April 13 Sa 10:40-11:25am Class # Dates Days Time space is limited. Camp will be offered on a daily basis 313550C9 April 24-June 5 W 7:45-8:30pm 313576A9 March 4-April 15 M 6-7pm only when it has not reached maximum capacity. 313550D9 April 20-June 8 Sa 10:40-11:25am 313576B9 April 22-June 3 M 6-7pm 323506A9 June 12-July 17 W 7:45-8:30pm Fee: $190 R/$210 NR; $151 R/$171 NR (July 2-6) 323506B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 10:40-11:25am Axel and Double Jump Class # Dates Days Time 323506C9 July 24-Aug 28 W 7:45-8:30pm Skaters will focus on axel and double jump 323547A9 June 10-14 M-F 7:30am-2:30pm 323506D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 10:40-11:25am techniques. 323547B9 June 17-2 M-F 7:30am-2:30pm Adult 5 Fee: $65 R/$85 NR 323547C9 June 24-28 M-F 7:30am-2:30pm Class # Dates Days Time Length: 67sessions 323547D9 July 2-6 M-W, F 7:30am-2:30pm 313551A9 March 6-April 17 W 7:45-8:30pm Class # Dates Days Time 323547E9 July 8-12 M-F 7:30am-2:30pm 323547F9 July 15-19 M-F 7:30am-2:30pm 313551B9 March 2-April 13 Sa 11:30am-12:15pm 313573A9 March 7-April 18 Th 5-5:45pm 323547G9 July 22-26 M-F 7:30am-2:30pm 313551C9 April 24-June 5 W 7:45-8:30pm 313573B9 April 25-June 6 Th 5-5:45pm 313551D9 April 20-June 8 Sa 11:30am-12:15pm 323547H9 July 29-Aug 2 M-F 7:30am-2:30pm 323547J9 Aug 5-9 M-F 7:30am-2:30pm 323507A9 June 12-July 17 W 7:45-8:30pm ICE DANCING 323507B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 11:30am-12:15pm 323547K9 Aug 19-23 M-F 7:30am-2:30pm Geared for the novice skater or young dance 323507C9 July 24-Aug 28 W 7:45-8:30pm couple of all ages. Each class begins with a series 323507D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 11:30am-12:15pm of stroking drills to music and progresses to steps, Adult 6 turns and musical interpretation. Class # Dates Days Time Fee:, 6 sessions $77 R/$97 NR 313552A9 March 6-April 17 W 7:45-8:30pm Fee:, 5 sessions $64 R/$84 NR 313552B9 March 2-April 13 Sa 11:30am-12:15pm Class # Dates Days Time 313552C9 April 24-June 5 W 7:45-8:30pm 313565A9 March 3-April 14 Su 2:40-3:40pm 313552D9 April 20-June 8 Sa 11:30am-12:15pm 313565B9 April 28-June 9 Su 2:40-3:40pm 323508A9 June 12-July 17 W 7:45-8:30pm 313565C9 June 16-July 21 Su 2:40-3:40pm 323508B9 June 15-July 20 Sa 11:30am-12:15pm 313565D9 July 28-Aug 25 Su 2:40-3:40pm 323508C9 July 24-Aug 28 W 7:45-8:30pm 323508D9 July 27-Aug 31 Sa 11:30am-12:15pm

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Yoga YOGA TO HEAL Martial Arts Integrate the healing power of yoga into your FIRESIDE YOGA strategy to get well and stay cancer-free. Use KARATE Join us at the most unique and relaxing setting for breath, guided imagery and movement to increase Join Sensei Thomas Sexton, a 53 year martial arts yoga in Evanston. Our fireside yoga program is held your health, improve range of movement, strength participant and instructor to strengthen your mind, in front of the large fireplace inside the Evanston and energy. Reduce treatment symptoms and body, and spirit through traditional martial arts. Ecology Center. Yoga strengthens your mind, body pain and minimize distracting or unproductive Martial art training varies from basic to advanced and spirit. Please bring your own yoga mat. thoughts. The class is designed to support those at skill training. Location: Evanston Ecology Center any phase of treatment or beyond who are able to Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center Age: 16 yrs. and up function in a group setting. Age: 5 yrs. and up Fee: $48 R/$62 NR Instructor: Shauna Babcock ERYT-200 Fee: $65 R/$75 NR Length: 8 sessions Location: Levy Senior Center Length: 12 sessions Age: 18 yrs. and up Class # Dates Days Time Level Class # Dates Days Time Fee: $65 LM/$80 NM 113107A9 April 3-May 22 W 6-7pm Beg. Length: 10 sessions 412105A9 March 9-May 25 Sa 9-10am 113107B9 April 3-May 22 W 7:15-8:15pm Multi. 422805A9 June 8-July 27 Sa 9-10am Class # Dates Days Time LIGHTHOUSE BEACH YOGA 513315A9 March 23-May 25 Sa 9:15-10:15am TAE KWON DO 523325A9 June 8-Aug 10 Sa 9:15-10:15am Come join us for yoga at Lighthouse Beach. We will Grandmaster Connelly is Evanston’s most be offering different levels of instruction to match experienced Taekwon-do martial arts professional. your yoga needs. Please bring your own yoga towel Tai Chi The Grandmaster’s classes are fun, safe, age- or beach mat. appropriate and a rewarding experience on many Location: Lighthouse Beach TAI CHI levels. For over 25 years, his Levy Center programs Age: 16 yrs. and up This relaxing, gentle, flowing exercise coordinates have had success in teaching and motivating Fee: $48 R/$62 NR movement, breath and mind. Tai Chi benefits kids to keep growing stronger in body, mind and Length: 8 sessions people of all physical abilities. You’ll increase spirit-to become Black Belt Leaders. Classes are Class # Dates Days Time Level your flexibility, coordination, balance and available for beginning, intermediate and advanced students. No class on July 1 and 3. 122138A9 June 12-July 31 W 6-7pm Beg. circulation. Previous class experience required for 122138B9 June 12-July 31 W 7:15-8:15pm Multi. Intermediate level. No Class on July 4. Information: Grandmaster Connelly, 847-568-0912; Instructor: Norm Zuefle Connellysacademy.com. PILATES/YOGA FUSION Location: Levy Senior Center and Instructor: Grandmaster Connelly Location: Levy Senior Center This class blends the best of both disciplines to Burnham Shores Park provide participants with a strong core, flexibility Age: 18 yrs. and up and overall strength. Fee, 20 sessions: $90 LM/ $105 NM TIGER CUBS Fee, 11 sessions: $50 LM/ $65 NM Designed to be engaging and fun, this class Instructor: Amanda Hart will bring out the best in your child. Students Location: Levy Senior Center Intermediate Level develop focus, agility and strength in this safe, Age: 18 yrs. and up Class # Dates Days Time non-competitive and non-combative class. The Fee: $65 LM/$80 NM 513320A9 March 19-May 23 Tu, Th 7-8:15am traditional values of Taekwon-do are coupled with Length: 10 sessions 523310A9 June 18-July 25 Tu, Th 7-8:15am modern, age-appropriate games and activities. Class # Dates Days Time Beginning Level Grandmaster Connelly is Evanston’s most 513305A9 March 23-May 25 Sa 10:30-11:30am Class # Dates Days Time experienced martial arts professional. His classes 523323A9 June 8-Aug 10 Sa 10:30-11:30am 513317A9 March 19-May 23 Tu, Th 8:15-9:15am are inclusive and fun for all kids. 523309A9 June 18-July 25 Tu, Th 8:15-9:15am Age: 4-7 yrs. CONTINUING YOGA Fee, 10 sessions: $135 R/$150 NR This class is recommended for those who have prior TAI CHI FUNDAMENTALS Fee, 9 sessions: $122 R/$137 NR experience and are able to sustain a higher level Learn a basic Tai Chi form as well as a number of Class # Dates Days Time of effort. Relax in a non-competitive atmosphere techniques designed to energize the body, reduce 512304A9 March 25-May 20 M 5:15-6pm while practicing activities leading to flexibility, and manage stress and improve balance and 512304B9 March 27-May 22 W 5:15-6pm strength and balance and meditation techniques. flexibility. Regular practice of this system of gentle 522301A9 June 3-Aug 12 M 5:15-6pm Instructor: Emily Williams-Guthrie movements can facilitate harmonious energy flow 522301B9 June 5-Aug 14 W 5:15-6pm Location: Levy Senior Center throughout the body enhancing your physical and Age: 12 yrs. and up emotional well-being. Fee: $64 LM/$79 NM Instructor: Francesca Segal Length: 8 sessions Location: Levy Center Class # Dates Days Time Age: 18 yrs. and up 513311A9 March 25-May 13 M 6-7:30pm Fee: $70 LM/$85 NM 523302A9 June 10-July 29 M 6-7:30pm Length: 10 sessions Class # Dates Day Time 513328A9 March 24-May 26 Sun 1-2:30pm 523315A9 June 9-Aug 11 Sun 1-2:30pm

20 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 YOUNG TIGERS WOMEN’S SELF DEFENSE Teen and Adult This is a fun and exciting, non-competitive class in In this day and age, we are living in a time where which your child will progress in the martial arts, crime is increasing and unfortunately women are Fitness develop leadership skills and challenge them to being targeted as potential victims. In an effort to be their personal best. Building competence and increase women’s safety, the Fleetwood-Jourdain FREE FITNESS WEEK confidence, your child will grow stronger in mind Community Center now offers a Women’s Self The Levy Center will be holding a FREE week of body and spirit. Defense class. Every registered participant will fitness classes throughout the year. This is your Age: 7 yrs. and up gain confidence within themselves as they increase opportunity to find the fitness class that is right for Fee, 9 sessions:$122 R/$137 NR their physical strength, ability to better observe you without any obligations. All classes will start Fee, 10 sessions: $135 R/$150 NR their surroundings and defend themselves against their new session the following week, so you will Class # Dates Days Time larger attackers. be able to register for that great new class you just discovered. A schedule of classes will be available 512305A9 March 25-May 20 M 6-7pm Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center at the Levy Center. 522302A9 June 3-Aug 12 M 6-7pm Age: 18 yrs. and up Fee: $65 R/$75 NR Free Week: Tues., May 28–Sun., June 2 INTERMEDIATE YOUTH Length: 8 sessions This class is designed to provide an encouraging Class # Dates Days Time CARDIO AND WEIGHT INTERVAL and challenging training opportunity for youth who 443324A9 March 9-May 25 Sa 10-11am This workout will maximize your cardiovascular are ranked at Green through Blue Belt. This class 443324B9 June 8-July 27 Sa 10-11am capacity and calorie burn. It alternates between emphasizes leadership as well as the patterns and cardio intervals and weight training by using techniques specific to the students’ needs. Boxing bands, free weights, balls, and steps. Age: 13-18 yrs. Instructor: Rosa Velazquez Fee, 9 sessions: $122 R/$137 NR BOXING AND SELF DEFENSE Location: Levy Center Fee, 10 sessions: $135 R/$150 NR Age Level: 18 yrs. and up This is a comprehensive boxing program Fee: $55LM/$70 NM Class # Dates Days Time that teaches both young men and women the Length: 10 sessions 512306A9 March 27-May 22 W 6-7pm fundamentals of the sport of boxing. Students will Class # Dates Day Time 522303A9 June 5-Aug 14 W 6-7pm learn the self-defense and competitive techniques of one of the oldest and most effective martial arts 513324A9 March 18-May 20 Sun 1-2:30pm 523326A9 June 3-Aug 5 Sun 1-2:30pm ADVANCED YOUTH in the world. Our students will learn self-discipline and build confidence in a fun and ego free The class challenges youth students ranked at ZUMBA Red Stripe and higher to take their training to environment. All skill levels are welcome. Zumba® is a fusion of Latin and International music the next level. Emphasizing rank appropriate Location: Gibbs-Morrison Cultural Center with dance themes creating a dynamic, exciting, patterns, techniques and leadership, students Age: 8-14 yrs. effective fitness system. Routines feature aerobic/ will be prepared for advancement, physically and Fee: $100 R/$120 NR fitness interval training, resistance training and mentally. Length: 10 sessions a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone Age: 12-18 yrs. Class # Dates Days Time and sculpt the body. Easy-to-follow dance steps Fee, 9 sessions: $122 R/$137 NR 042801A9 Jan 12-March 2 Sa 11am-Noon and body-sculpting movements maximize caloric Fee, 10 sessions: $135 R/$150 NR output, fat burning and total body toning. Class # Dates Days Time Instructor: Denise Rosenfeld 512307A9 March 27-May 22 W 7-8pm Location: Levy Senior Center 522304A9 June 5-Aug 14 W 7-8pm Age: 18 yrs. and up Fee: $70 R/$85 NR ADVANCED TEENS AND ADULTS Length: 10 sessions This class is designed to provide a challenging Class # Dates Days Time training opportunity to teens and adults who are 513306A9 March 19-May 21 Tu 7:30-8:30pm ranked at Black Stripe or higher. 523307A9 June 4-Aug 6 Tu 7:30-8:30pm Age: 13 yrs. and up Fee, 9 sessions: $122 R/$137 NR TUMMY & TUSH Fee, 9 sessions: $135 R/$150 NR If you have been trying to slim down these problem Class # Dates Days Time areas, then this is the class for you. These great 513302A9 March 25-May 20 M 7-8:30pm exercise routines concentrate on strengthening and 523311A9 June 3-Aug 12 M 7-8:30pm firming up your abdominal and gluteus muscles. Instructor: Denise Rosenfeld Location: Levy Senior Center Age: 18 yrs. and up Fee: $65 R/$80 NR Length: 10 sessions Class # Dates Days Time 513322A9 March 19-May 21 Tu 5:30-6:15pm 523313A9 June 4-Aug 6 Tu 5:30-6:15pm

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LOW IMPACT AEROBICS FITNESS ROOM AT LEVY CENTER PERSONAL TRAINING AT LEVY CENTER (Ages 18+) (Ages 18+) Spend 30 minutes doing good-time, low-impact Improve your stamina, balance and shape when aerobics and 30 minutes on strength exercises and Take the road to a healthier tomorrow and find a you make a commitment to staying active. It’s easy stretching. This complete workout is over before personal trainer at the Levy Center who is right for when you join our Fitness Room with its top-quality you know it. you. You don’t have to be a Levy Center member equipment and light, bright, cheerful atmosphere. or a Fitness Room member to purchase a personal Instructor: Denise Rosenfeld Operating hours are subject to change on holidays; training package. Choose between 5 or 10 sessions Location: Levy Senior Center the dates the Levy Center will be closed are posted in either 30 or 60 minutes lengths. Age: 18 yrs. and up one week in advance. Fee: $65 R/$80 NR To receive the discount, you must pre-purchase Location: Levy Senior Center Length: 10 sessions a package (i.e., no discount if you buy sessions Fees: one at a time) and must use the same trainer for all Class # Dates Days Time Levy Center Member: $115 Y/$10 M sessions. Personal training passes expire 6 months 513323A9 March 19-May 21 Tu 6:30-7:30pm Non-member Resident: $300 Y/$26 M from the date of issue. 523314A9 June 4-Aug 6 Tu 6:30-7:30pm Non-member Non-Resident: $350 Y/$32 M Registration: Levy Senior Center’s office, Daily Fee, all adults: $5 847-448-8250 NIA Days Age Time Fee for 30-minute sessions: Nia is a sensory-based dance/movement practice M-F 18-54 7-9am/5-9pm 1 session, $30; 5-session package, $135; that gets your heart pumping, body moving and M-F 55+ 7am-9pm 10-session package, $270 energy flowing in a way that leads to health, Sa-Su All Ages 9am-3pm Fee for 60-minute sessions: wellness, and fitness. This expressive, creative 1 session, $43; 5-session package, $194; experience uses fantastic World music with easy- FITNESS ROOM AT FLEETWOOD- 10-session package, $387. to-follow dance steps that can be adapted to accommodate individual needs and abilities. JOURDAIN CENTER (Ages 18+) No class on July 3. Our Fitness room is a bright beautiful place to Instructor: Myrna Weinman work out, it has what you need to get or stay in Location: Levy Senior Center shape. The Fitness room has Ellipticals, weights, Age: 18 yrs. and up Treadmills and other options available for your Fee: $65 R/$80 NR workout needs. Length: 10 sessions Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center Age: 18 yrs. and up Class # Dates Days Time Yearly Fee: $120.00 513329A9 March 20-May 22 W 6-7pm Monthly Fee: $50.00 523316A9 June 5-Aug 14 W 6-7pm Daily fee: $5 622721J9 July 21-Aug 25 Su Noon-1pm Leahy Dates Day Time OUTDOOR YOUTH TENNIS CLASSES Ongoing M-F 6am-8:30pm a S 9am-4pm Open Gym Beginner Age: 8-15 yrs. Length: 6 sessions Fee: FREE Fee: $92 R/$106 NR Note: times posted may change due to building Class # Dates Day Time Location rentals. Please confirm the schedule on the 612752A9 April 10-May 15 W 5-6pm Leahy website or call the center for cancellation dates, prior to arrival. Robert Crown Community Center Saturdays: 1–2pm Grade School (March 16–Aug 31) 2–3:30pm High School (March 16–Aug 31) Sundays: 1:30–3:30pm 18 yrs. and up (March 3–Sept 1) Schedule: cityofevanston.org/robertcrown; 847-448-8258 Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center Schedule is effective Mar. 1 Mon. - Fri., 7–9pm for high schoolers and young adults. Schedule: cityofevanston.org/fleetwood; 847-448-8254 Chandler-Newberger Community Center Schedule: cityofevanston.org/chandler; 847-448-8252

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Parent and Child NATURE PLAY DATE Scout Programs Schedule a play date with nature. You and your child Classes will explore the wonders of the Ladd Arboretum BOY AND GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS AT THE through games, crafts, stories and outdoor play. ECOLOGY CENTER TERRARIUMS This free-style play date allows your child to discover Located within the Ladd Arboretum and housing Create your own terrarium using an upcycled glass which activities they like best and go at their own a variety of resident live animals, the Evanston container, soil and plants. Fee includes soil, plants pace. Come late or leave early if you please. Join us Ecology Center is an ideal place for your Girl Scout and container. Pre-registration is required. each week for a different theme. Caregiver required. or Cub Scout troop to explore. Our educational Location: Evanston Ecology Center Pre-registration encouraged, drop-ins welcome, and interactive programs will engage your troop Age: 7 yrs. and up please call for availability, 847-448-8256. and meet most or all of the badge requirements. Fee: $16 R/$20 NR Location: Evanston Ecology Center In addition to the topics listed below, the Ecology Length: 1 session Age: 1-4 yrs. Center will work with you to meet your troops’ Class # Dates Days Time Fee: $5 R/$7 NR unique needs. 112106A9 March 2 Sa 10-11:30am Length: 1 session Girl Scouts: Clover Petal (Daisy), Rosie Petal (Daisy) Class # Dates Days Time Senses (Daisy-Brownie), Bugs (Daisy-Brownie), NATURE PALS 112160A9 March 15 F 9:30-11:30am Letterboxer (Brownie), Geocacher (Junior-Cadette) Learn about the wonders of the spring through 112160B9 April 12 F 9:30-11:30am Cub Scouts: Backyard Jungle (Tiger), Tigers in stories, songs, nature activities and walks. 112160C9 May 10 F 9:30-11:30am the Wild (Tiger), Paws on the Path (Wolf ), Air of Children will enjoy experiencing nature and learn 122132A9 June 21 F 9:30-11:30am the Wolf (Wolf ), Fur, Feathers and Ferns (Bear), basic skills such as numbers, letters, colors and 122132B9 July 12 F 9:30-11:30am Weeblo Walkabout (Weeblo), Into the Woods 122132C9 Aug 9 F 9:30-11:30am more as they are accompanied by an adult. Child (Weeblo. Programs vary in length depending on must be age 2 years by the first class. Dress for the requirements and reservations are required two weather; we plan to venture outside each class. LUNCH AND LEARN weeks in advance. Pre-registration required. Join the critters of the Evanston Ecology Center for Please call for availability. Cost is $6 R/$8 NR per Location: Lighthouse Beach a picnic lunch in the Ladd Arboretum. We will learn scout with a 10-scout minimum. Age: 2-3 yrs. about what our animals like to eat for lunch and Fee: $100 R/$125 NR how they avoid being lunch. Please bring your own BOY SCOUT MERIT BADGE nut free lunch. Length: 8 sessions We will help you on your path to Eagle Scout. We Location: Evanston Ecology Center Class # Dates Days Time offer a mix of required and elective badges each Age: 2-5 yrs. 112137A9 April 2-May 21 Tu 10-11am season. Books and supplies will be provided. Fee: $5 R/$7 NR 142108A9 Jan 15-March 5 Tu 10-11am Participants must obtain their blue cards before Length: 1 session coming to the class. TINY TREKKERS Class # Dates Days Time Location: Evanston Ecology Center How do plants and animals transform in the spring? 122131A9 June 28 F 11:30am-12:30pm Age: 11-17 yrs. 122131B9 July 26 F 11:30am-12:30pm You and your preschooler can unlock the mysteries Fee: $31 R/$39 NR 122131C9 Aug 23 F 11:30am-12:30pm together during a 6-week series. Classes include Length: 2 sessions crafts, stories, songs and snacks. Dress for the Class # Dates Days Time weather, as each class has an outdoor adventure. Citizenship in the World Badge Child must be age 4 years by the first class. 112114A9 March 11-18 M 4:30-6:30pm Preregistration required. Environmental Science Badge Location: Lighthouse Beach 112114B9 April 8-15 M 4:30-6:30pm Age: 4-5 yrs. Weather Badge Fee: $100 R/$125 NR 112114C9 May 6-13 M 4:30-6:30pm Length: 6 sessions Class # Dates Days Time SCOUT SATURDAYS 112139A9 April 4-May 9 Th 10-10:30am Join local scouts to earn Girl and Boy scout badges with Ecology Center staff. Each two hour session will cover all the required actions for the badge or adventure. This program does not include the physical badge. Location: Evanston Ecology Center Age: 7-10 yrs. Fee: $10 R/$13 NR Length: 1 session Class # Dates Days Time Webelo Walkabout Badge 112173A9 March 16 Sa 10am-Noon Fur, Feathers and Ferns Badge 112173B9 March 16 Sa 2-4pm Bugs Badge 112173C9 April 6 Sa 10am-Noon Outdoor Adventurer Badge 112173D9 April 6 Sa 2-4pm

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Family Programs FAMILY CAMPOUT Open House Introduce your family to camping close to home NIGHT HIKE by spending the night under the stars on ECOLOGY OPEN HOUSE Test your nocturnal senses on a guided night Lighthouse Beach. We’ll have a campfire, stories, Join us every Friday from June 14–August 23, hike through the Arboretum. Themed night hike songs, s’mores and breakfast in the morning. 2019 from 9–11am for self-guided free play and activities, a campfire and s’mores make for a Four-person tents are available upon request for exploration of the Ecology Center in our new perfect evening. Pre-registration is required. Start an additional fee. In case of severe weather, the classroom. Our animal classroom is the perfect times for this course vary based on the sunset. program will be canceled. meeting location for your next play date or day out. Location: Evanston Ecology Center Note: swimming will not be allowed at any time. Visit our critters, peruse our nature stories and get Age: 5 yrs. and up Location: Lighthouse Beach hands on with our natural play materials. Fee: $5 R/$7 NR Age: 4 yrs. and up Length: 1 session Fee: $50 R/$63 NR per family COMMUNITY GARDEN LOTTERY Class # Dates Days Time Length: 2 sessions The Evanston Community Garden Program rents 112157A9 March 22 F 6:30-8pm Class # Dates Days Time garden plots from mid-March through mid- 112157B9 April 12 F 7:30-9pm 122133A9 June 15-16 Sa, Su 7pm-8am November to Evanston residents; garden plots are 112157C9 May 31 F 7:30-9pm not available for non-residents. 123112A9 June 14 F 7:30-9pm WILD WEEKENDS There are four community garden sites: James 123112B9 July 12 F 7:30-9pm Gather at the Ecology Center for a visiting live Park Gardens on Oakton St.; Twiggs Gardens on 123112C9 Aug 24 Sa 7:30-9pm animal presentation. We will be partnering with Simpson St.; McCormick Gardens on McCormick wildlife conservation organizations to teach the Blvd.; and Lighthouse Gardens on Sheridan Road. FAMILY CAMPFIRE importance of these animals in the ecosystem Each site has water, wheelbarrows and wood chips Join the Ecology Center staff for fun-filled campfires and what we can do to protect them. Join us early available. Full plots are approximately 400 sq. with nature themes. Each evening includes stories, for an introduction animal activity and the animal feet ($85) and half-plots are about 200 sq. feet songs and the ever-popular s’mores. Space is presentation starting at 6:30pm to make for a wild ($42.50). James Park Gardens and Twiggs Gardens limited; pre-registration is required. weekend. Children must be accompanied by a also have raised beds. Plots not rented by returning Location: Lighthouse Beach registered adult. gardeners are available to individuals in the spring. Age: 2 yrs. and up Location: Evanston Ecology Center Information packet with forms will be available on Fee: $5 R/$7 NR Age: 5 yrs. and up January 10 online at cityofevanston.org/ecology. Length: 1 session Fee: $10 R/$12 NR To receive a lottery packet by mail, please call 847-448-8256. Prospective gardeners should Class # Dates Days Time Theme Length: 1 session register for the Community Garden Lottery by March 113119A9 April 26 F 7-8pm Water Cycle Class # Dates Days Time Organization 5th. The lottery will be held on Saturday, March 9 113119B9 April 27 Sa 7-8pm Water Cycle 113150A9 May 11 Sa 6-8pm Big Run Wolf Ranch at the Evanston Ecology Center. Available garden 113119C9 May 24 F 7-8pm Thunder and plots will be assigned at the lottery. 113119D9 May 25 Sa 7-8pm Thunder and Lightning MOTHS 123104A9 June 28 F 7-8pm Coyotes Plot Location Fee Come to this program like a to a flame and 123104B9 June 29 Sa 7-8pm Coyotes Full Plot All sites $85 123104C9 July 19 F 7-8pm Raccoons learn about the butterflies of the night. We will Half Plot All sites $42.50 123104D9 July 20 Sa 7-8pm Raccoons use black lights and bait to attract moths for Raised Bed Twiggs Park $38 123104E9 Aug 30 F 7-8pm Foxes viewing. Families will learn about the habits of Raised Bed James Park $25 123104F9 Aug 31 Sa 7-8pm Foxes these mysterious nocturnal pollinators. Registered caregiver required. IDNR EDUCATOR LOAN BOXES Evanston Ecology Center BUBBLE SCIENCE Location: The Illinois Department of Natural Resources 5 yrs. and up Experience the wonder and magic of bubbles at the Age: Division of Education has field packs and resource $7 R/$9 NR Ecology Center. Learn about how bubbles form, Fee: trunks available for loan to educators. Field packs 1 session participate in hands-on bubble experiments, and Length: contain hands-on equipment and reference play outside with giant bubbles. Participants will Class # Dates Days Time material to encourage nature exploration. Resource even get to make their very own bubble wand to 122143A9 Aug 9 F 7:30-9pm trunks are large plastic containers filled with take home supplemental items to enhance lessons. The Location: Evanston Ecology Center FREE ACCESS TO FISHING Evanston Ecology Center has 7 packs and trunks Age: 4-9 yrs. This popular free program is a great way to available for loan for free to educators. Bins may be Fee: $10 R/$13 NR introduce children age 5 years and up to the “catch- loaned for up to two weeks by picking them up and Length: 1 session and release” process. Equipment, bait and fishing signing them out of the Ecology Center Monday- Class # Dates Days Time expertise are provided. Drop by every Saturday, Friday from 8:30am–5pm. 122114A9 June 1 Sa 10-11:30am June 1 through August 31, from 10am–1pm, at Information and bin availability: 847-448-8256. Lovelace Park, Gross Point Rd. at Thayer St. Kids Trunks and Packs Available at the Evanston under age 16 years don’t need a license, but must Ecology Center: be accompanied by an adult. • Aquatic Illinois Information: 847-448-8256. • Field Trip Pack • Illinois Amphibians and Reptiles Field Pack • Illinois Insects and Spiders • Illinois Invasive Species • Illinois Trees • Illinois Wild Mammals

24 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 Ecology Classes ART IN NATURE BIRD WATCHING BASICS Let’s find inspiration in the natural world, and use Get started birding. Beginner birders will learn tips AFTER-SCHOOL ANIMALS natural materials to make works of art. Drop your for identifying birds and how to find them using Get connected to some of the Ecology Center’s child off with us and we will help let their creativity binoculars. We will enjoy what we have learned resident critters. Participants will discover fun shine by joining us for arts and crafts using leaves, on a bird walk through the arboretum. Binoculars facts and get up close to a different animal each sticks, rocks, and much more. provided. Please dress for the weather. week. It’s the perfect afterschool opportunity for Location: Evanston Ecology Center Location: Evanston Ecology Center the animal lovers in your family. Pre-registration Age: 7-12 yrs. Age: 16 yrs. and up required. This is a drop off program. Fee: $12 R/$15 NR Fee: $10 R/$13 NR Location: Evanston Ecology Center Length: 1 session Length: 1 session Age: 5-10 yrs. Class # Dates Days Time Class # Dates Days Time Fee: $5 R/$7 NR 122137A9 July 13 Sa 10-11:30am 113155A9 April 13 Sa 9-11am Length: 1 session Class # Dates Days Time AFTER-SCHOOL STEM APIARY TOURS 112161A9 April 10 W 4-5pm Supplement your child’s STEM education in this The Ecology Center will be giving adult tours of 112161B9 April 17 W 4-5pm afterschool drop-off program. Participants will our Apiary this season. We will be going over 112161C9 April 24 W 4-5pm progress from the large to the small, exploring information about the bees and the complex super scientific topics ranging from cells to weather organism that is the hive. We will provide you with SHELTER BUILDING systems. Activities will be hands-on and bee suits and gloves to protect you when we open Sharpen your survival skills. Come to the Ecology experimental to encourage curiosity. the hives to show you the inner workings. Please Center to learn and practice building shelters. Location: Evanston Ecology Center wear close toed shoes. We’ll be using branches, leaves and other natural Age: 5-7 yrs. Location: Evanston Ecology Center materials to build shelters for survival and fun. Fee: $12 R/$15 NR Age: 16 yrs. and up This is a drop-off program. Length: 1 session Fee: $10 R/$13 NR Location: Evanston Ecology Center Class # Dates Days Time Length: 1 session Age: 5-10 yrs. 112133A9 March 14 Th 4-5:30pm Class # Dates Days Time Fee: $10 R/$13 NR 112133B9 April 11 Th 4-5:30pm 113156A9 May 4 Sa 10am-Noon Length: 1 session 112133C9 May 9 Th 4-5:30pm 122142A9 June 29 Sa 10am-Noon Class # Dates Days Time 112164A9 March 23 Sa 10-11:30am GARDEN CLUB DIRT DAY It’s springtime in the Ecology Center Farmette, which Let’s get dirty. Come play with mud and discover CONTAINER GARDENING means it’s time to work the soil and get growing. Join the joy of being messy. Hands-on activities will A garden in a container is an easy, low-maintenance us after school to learn about our urban garden and help us get connected to the Earth and appreciate way to add color and interest to your yard, deck or join in setting the roots for the season. Participants the importance of soil. This is a drop off program. balcony. Learn what to place in your garden and will learn how to use products from the garden and Please wear clothes and shoes that can get dirty. how to maintain the beauty through the changing explore its ecological abundance. Location: Evanston Ecology Center seasons. Please specify when registering if you Location: Evanston Ecology Center Age: 5-10 yrs. will need plants that thrive in full sun or shade and Age: 6-10 yrs. Fee: $5 R/$7 NR bring gardening gloves. A container and plants are Fee: $32 R/$40 NR Length: 1 session included in the fee. Pre-registration required. Length: 4 sessions Class # Dates Days Time Location: Evanston Ecology Center Class # Dates Days Time 122141A9 June 22 Sa 10-11:30am Age: 16 yrs. and up 112172A9 May 8-29 W 4-5:30pm Fee: $25 R/$30 NR LAKE APPRECIATION DAY Length: 1 session TERRARIUMS Come celebrate the wonders of Lake Michigan. Class # Dates Days Time Create your own terrarium using mason jars, soil Learn about the formation of the lake, creatures 113136A9 May 14 Tu 7-8:30pm and plants to explore the water cycle. This teaches that live there, and its role in the local ecosystem. your child the various cycles in nature that create a Find out what you can do to help this precious TREASURE HUNT livable and efficient natural world. Fee includes soil, resource. We will do activities outside, so please Discover the ecological treasures of Lighthouse plants and container. This is a drop off program. dress for the weather. Caregiver required to register Beach in this themed scavenger hunt Location: Evanston Ecology Center with child. through the dunes. Join us for stories and s’mores Age: 7 yrs. and up Location: Lighthouse Beach by the fire after you solve all the clues. Pirate Fee: $16 R/$20 NR Age: 4 yrs. and up customs encouraged. Caregiver required to register Length: 1 session Fee: $5 R/$7 NR with child. Class # Dates Days Time Length: 1 session Location: Lighthouse Beach 113154A9 March 2 Sa 10-11:30am Class # Dates Days Time Age: 4 yrs. and up 123123A9 July 6 Sa 10-11:30am Fee: $5 R/$7 NR Length: 1 session Class # Dates Days Time 122134A9 July 27 Sa 6:30-8pm

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Self-Improvement/ Drop-in programs Ecology Party Enrichment OPEN LOUNGE Packages BAKERY BOOT CAMP Let our center be your “home away from home.” Our The Evanston Ecology Center offers 2 hr. birthday comfortable lounge is an ideal place to socialize party programs on available Saturdays and This is not your ordinary cooking class. In this class and play table games, Wii and Xbox. Sundays. An instructor will lead a nature or outdoor youth will learn from start to finish how wonderful Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center oriented party that includes hands on activities for baked goods are formed, flambéed, baked, and Age: 11 yrs. and up 45 min. The rest of the time is open for treats and ready to eat. Fee: FREE activities on your own. The parties are for ages 4 Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center Length: Ongoing years and up for a 16 guest children maximum. The Age: 10-20 yrs. Days Time renter is responsible for decorations and treats. Fee: $65 R/$75 NR Birthday Topics Include: Animal Party, Birds of Length: 8 sessions M-F 6-8:30pm a Feather, Reptile Romp, Bug Party, Dino Party, Class # Dates Days Time Rocking Rocks, Potions and Concoctions and 422115A9 July 13-Aug 31 Sa 10am-Noon Arts Camp Parties Geocaching and custom parties. For an additional cost we can customize a party if none of these KITCHEN KOOKERY CELEBRATE WITH AN ARTS CAMP themes fit your needs. Have fun with your friend while you learn how to BIRTHDAY PARTY Age: 4 yrs. and up make your own snack without turning on the stove. Included is a two-hour party held at the Noyes Fee: $200 R/$230 NR Each week you will make, taste, and take home a Cultural Arts Center. We supply the room, talent, Party capacity: 15 person max. treat. At the end of the course, you’ll receive your and the clean-up—no wear and tear to your home, own book of your recipes along with your own apron. just sit and relax. You supply the cake and ice Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Center cream. The room will be theme decorated and an Age: 7-13 yrs. entertaining character/art teacher will lead your Fee: $45 R/$55 NR own private camp. Schedule is flexible Length: 8 sessions Availability: Monday–Saturday, 10am–7pm Class # Dates Days Time and Sunday, 10am–6pm. 422116A9 June 12-July 31 W 4:30-5:30pm Information and booking: 847-448-8263 Fee: $260 for up to 15 children AMERICAN RED CROSS BABYSITTERS Age: 6 yrs. and up TRAINING MEDIEVAL CAMP This thorough course provides youth age 11-15 yrs. with all the knowledge and leadership skills Party-goers create a medieval village using Lincoln ® necessary to provide safe and responsible child Logs and our castle, complete a medieval craft, and infant care. Video scenarios and life-size baby then learn busking skills to entertain the knights dolls provide hands-on practices for care of babies, and ladies. emergency response, behavior management and safe play for all ages. Mannequin CPR training, RENAISSANCE CAMP First Aid care and bandaging will conclude the final Your party will be a slice of our best-selling summer class. Participants receive a hand book and CD full camp theme. Your party friends will paint a of additional help and suggestions to keep. Full miniature, engage in Shakespearean silliness and attendance at all 4 sessions is required for class be on their best behavior dressed in “finery.” completion and presentation of the American Red Cross card. Refunds will not be issued once the PIRATE CAMP class has begun. “Arg, me mateys.” Speak and eat as pirates. The Information: 847-448-8252 Pirate GRRRL will tell you yarns and teach you a Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center salty song. You’ll complete a pirate craft. Age: 11-15 yrs. Fee: $109 R/$139 NR PRINCESS CAMP Length: 4 sessions Princesses were leaders in training. Pick a favorite Class # Dates Days Time Queen from history and we will immerse ourselves 612123A9 May 1-May 22 W 6-8:30pm in her time and tales from her girlhood. VISUAL ARTS AND SENSORY PARTIES A custom designed party for young creatives who like a total arts experience.

26 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 Chandler-Newberger Gibbs-Morrison ROOM RENTALS All Room Rentals include 30 min. before for room Party Packages Cultural Center set up, tables and chairs. Rooms C, D & E: Parties range from preschoolers to teens. We DELORES HOLMES RECORDING STUDIO provide the space and equipment; you provide the Party size: 25 maximum The Delores Holmes Studio at Gibbs-Morrison cake and decorations. All party packages include Fee: $60R/$80NR per hr. Cultural Center is now officially open to the public. the simultaneous use of a multipurpose room for Room AB: A fully operational Recording Studio available for 2-hrs. (for gift opening and treats). Room and gym Party size: 50 maximum private rental sessions. rentals are also available for teens, who will love Fee: $70R/$90NR per hr. playing volleyball or basketball. Full payment is • $35 per hour, Evanston residents Full Gymnasium due at time of reservation. • $45 per hour, non-residents Party size: 150 maximum Rental information and booking: 847-448-8252. • 2-hour minimum Fee: $140R/$160NR per hr. • Reservation required Full Gymnasium (Sports) PRESCHOOL PARTY PACKAGES • Studio engineer included Fee: $90R/$110NR per hr. This package includes a 2-hour rental of a half- Student discounted rates are offered to those with Half Gymnasium (Sports) gym and use of our preschool play equipment. a Northwestern or Evanston Township High School Fee: $45R/$65NR per hr. Equipment includes tumbling mats, climbing valid student ID. Kitchen Use: blocks, toddler merry-go-round, seesaw, Hour information: Gibbs-Morrison@ Fee: $30R/$50NR per hr. teeter-totter, small slide, scooter carts and mini- cityofevanston.org or 847-448-8040. Private Ice basketballs. This set-up resembles an indoor tot lot Rent an hour of private Ice on either our Main or ready for parent/child interactive play. Robert Crown Studio Rink and receive a 50% discount on your Age: 2-5 yrs. room reservation. Fee: $169 R/$184 NR (includes 2-hrs. room rental). Community Center SKATING PARTIES DURING PUBLIC SPORTS PARTY PACKAGES (Age 5+) Rentals SKATE SESSIONS The sports package includes two hours half-gym Robert Crown Community Center offers hockey Host an indoor skating party. The skating party rental and two hours room rental. and ice-skating programs as well as non-skating package is $125, accommodating up to 20 people Fee: $159 R/$174 NR. Choose three out of these recreation programs. The center offers a valuable including: ice time during any public skate session, four sports equipment sets: venue for hockey, figure skating, camp programs, skate rental and the East Lobby. Additional skating 1. 10 basketballs, 2 goals pre-school and after school programs and many tickets can be purchased for $5 each up to a 2. 10 soccer balls, 2 nets other community programs. maximum of 30 total skating participants for the 3. Floor hockey sticks, 2 nets Facility Features: party. Advanced reservations are recommended 4. 12 “NERF” dodgeballs • Main Rink: NHL size 85' x 200' and a $100 refundable damage deposit is required • Studio Rink: 60’ x 80’ at the time of booking to hold your spot. Remaining CREATIVE PARTY PACKAGES • Four Locker Rooms balance is due 2 weeks prior to the date of your This packages include 2-hrs. of simultaneous use • Full-size Gymnasium reservation. of a multipurpose room and half-gym. One of our • Pottery Room Information: 847-448-8258. instructors will lead a creative hands-on activity • State Licensed Child Care Program for 45-min. You choose your topic,custom topic • Free WiFi – Limited Locations RENT-A-RINK FOR A PRIVATE EVENT available on request for an additional fee and the • Meeting spaces of various sizes for meetings, Celebrate your private event in a unique way, on instructor will work with you to develop your activity birthday parties or special occasions. the ice. The center offers private rentals on our from our lists of ideas. The rest of the time is open for Main and Studio rinks for ice skating, hockey, treats and gym play (12 soft dodgeballs included). Daily hours: 5:30am–late evening or broomball. Skate rentals are $2 per pair and Birthday Topics: science, tie dyed items, dinosaurs, Program offerings or facility rentals: 847-448-8258. broomball equipment rental is $25 per party group. pirates, LEGO® building, knights and princesses, Hockey nets are included with hockey themed face painting and temporary tattoos, outer space, rentals; however hockey equipment is not available animals, unicorns, fairies and mermaids for rent. Advance booking is important. Age: 4 yrs. and up (2-3 yrs. with an adult) Information: 847-859-7824. Fee: $200 R/$230 NR Main Rink Fee, play equipment included: $230 R/$260 NR Prime Time: $330 per hour Party Capacity: 15 person max. Non-Prime Time: $285 per hour Studio Rink Prime Time: $160 per hour Non-Prime Time: $120 per hour

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Enrichment Programs ORANGE ROOM CLASSES BLUE ROOM CLASSES Our Orange Room classes are designed to offer Chandler-Newberger’s Blue Room is home to at Chandler-Newberger your toddler/preschooler a gentle introduction unique classes that will appeal to children ages 3-5. to the preschool experience. Children are invited Our classes combine STEAM (Science, Technology, TIME TOGETHER to participate in music and movement, arts and Engineering, Art and Math) related activities with Join us at Time Together, Evanston’s only public crafts, circle time and free play, all with the support quality time in our gym developing large motor open gym for young children from birth to age 4 and guidance of their parent or caregiver. They skills and practicing basic skills for activities like years. Children are running, jumping, climbing or learn about classroom transitions, following soccer, basketball and floor hockey. Drop ins are sitting quietly with toys, books and puzzles, while directions, making new friends, language available, if space permits with 24-hour notice. spending quality time with their parent or caregiver. development, social interaction and increasing Registration for an entire session guarantees a spot This program offers a fun space to play and gives self-esteem. in the class, 847-448-8252. both children and adults an opportunity to make Eric Carle’s Beautiful World Indoor Playground and Simple Science new friends. Our relaxing atmosphere is focused on interaction, the comfort and safety of our families, In this class, we will visit the colorful world of Run, climb, race and roll in the indoor playground and a sense of community. The best part, we pick children’s author, Eric Carle. The Grouchy Ladybug, during Time Together before returning to the Blue up all the toys. Each session ends with a short circle The Very Busy Spider and The Hungry Caterpillar Room to explore things like our solar system, time that includes signing, movement and a story. are some of the books we will explore. Circle time dinosaurs and rainbows. and a story will be followed by collage art and other Parking: Free parking is available in the Chandler- Age: 3-5 yrs. projects suitable for young children. Newberger parking lot off Central Street in Fee: $59 R/$76 NR Age: 2-3 yrs., with an adult Evanston. Parking permits are available at the front Class # Dates Days Time desk. Our facility is located just across the street Fee: $25R/ $34 NR 611130A9 May 7-21 Tue 9:30am-11:30am Class # Dates Days Time from Firestation #3 and just west of the Central Geometrics and Gymnastics Street CTA Purple Line Station. 611121A9 May 6-20 M 10:30-11:15am We’ll explore straight lines and simple shapes and Center Closing: April 9–May 2, construction Diggers and Dumpers structures and how they form a design or pattern Playgroup information: call Chandler-Newberger It’s construction season again. The Orange Room before heading the gym to practice tumbling and at 847-448-8252 for price breaks available for play is the perfect place to read about our favorite earth balance skills on our mini gymnastics floor. groups of 4 or more families. movers, front end loaders and backhoes. Singing, Age: 3-5 yrs. Information: 847-448-8252. movement and a story are followed by a fun project Fee: $59 R/ $76 NR Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center to take home. Age: birth-4 yrs. Class # Dates Days Time Age: 2-3 yrs., with an adult First-time Guests Fee: Free 611130B9 May 7-21 Tue 1-3pm Fee: $59 R/ $76 NR Non-expiring 8-count Punch Card Fee: Indoor Playground and I Spy Shapes $66R/NR, 1 child and parent/caregiver, Class # Dates Days Time (call Chandler for multiple children fees) 611123A9 May 10-24 F 10:30-11:15am and Colors Drop in Fee: $11 for 1 child and parent/caregiver, Make and Move Run, climb, race and roll in the indoor playground $13 for 2 children and parent/caregiver. Join us in the Orange Room for a gentle early during Time Together before returning to the Blue Class # Dates Days Time preschool experience. Children are given a chance Room to spy all the colors and shapes in the world around us. 611162A9 April 2-4 Tu-Th 9-11am to explore the toys in the classroom, sing a few May 7-23 Tu-Th 9-11am songs and try their hands on a small art project Age: 3-5 yrs. before heading to the gym. Our obstacle course is a Fee: $59 R/ $76 NR perfect way to blow off steam and practice walking, Class # Dates Days Time hopping and other gross motor skills. 611130C9 May 8-22 Wed 9:30am-11:30am Age: 18 moths-3 yrs., with an adult Building and Big Wheels Fee: $25 R/$34 NR Class # Dates Days Time We’ll experiment with different mediums and materials like paper, clay, cardboard and blocks 611122A9 May 6-20 M 9:30-10:15am as we practice building houses, skyscrapers, 611122B9 May 10-24 F 9:30-10:15am playgrounds and more and then practice speed, agility and rules of the road as we roll around the gym. Age: 3-5 yrs. Fee: $59 R/ $76 NR Class # Dates Days Time 611130D9 May 8-22 Wed 1-3pm

28 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 Indoor Playground and Playing with Clay Robert Crown DCFS After-School Programs Run, climb, race and roll in the indoor playground during Time Together before returning to the Blue Licensed Preschool ROBERT CROWN AFTER SCHOOL Room to experiment and create with clay, play doh, ADVENTURE model magic and other moldable materials. GENERAL INFORMATION * Follows District 65 school calendar Age: 3-5 yrs. Robert Crown Community Center’s toddler, (9 month Program) Fee: $59 R/$76 NR preschool and after-school programs are licensed Robert Crown Center’s after-school program by the Illinois Department of Child and Family Class # Dates Days Time is licensed by the Illinois Department of Child Services (DCFS). The Creative Play Preschool at 611130E9 May 9-23 Th 9:30am-11:30am and Family Services (DCFS). Our daily schedule the Robert Crown Community Center has served includes time to relax and play in both structured STEAM and Sports Evanston families and nearby communities since and self-directed activities, coordinated study Explore a variety of STEAM based projects before 1988. Some benefits include access to the large time and nutritious snacks. Activities designated heading to the gym to practice skills related to gym, ice rinks and various outdoor grassy areas to build athletic and social skills take place in some of our favorite games like Mr. Foxx, soccer, and playing fields. Three nutritious meals are our gym, multi-purpose room and outdoors. The baseball, bean bag toss, bowling and more. provided daily; a hot lunch for full day programs. most important part of the day is “Homework Choose from various programs including the Age: 3-5 yrs. Help,” providing individualized enrichment Take Two program for age 2-3 years and the Fee: $59 R/$76 NR and assistance. The program includes special Creative Play program for age 3-5 years. Class # Dates Days Time activities, field trips and theme days on district 65 611130F9 May 9-23 Th 1-3pm Registration Information early dismissal days. Bus services are included Blue Room Drop In and Drop Off Registration process includes a tour with the for children that attend District #65 schools to program coordinator, sharing information on class the center (No bus service on holidays and school The Blue Room now offers parents the opportunity schedules, content, curriculum, assessment and breaks). to drop in and drop off 3-5 year olds on Monday program fees. You will be given the registration Information: Amber Woodson at awoodson@ and/or Friday mornings when extra free time is just packet and the parent handbook. cityofevanston.org; 847-866-5949 what you need to make a meeting, get in a quick Note: prior to enrollment, parents are responsible * Full day care is provided on days District 65 holds work out, or o run errands while your child engages for all forms in the registration packet, a copy of non-attendance days/institute days outside of COE with other children, learns and creates in a caring the child’s birth certificate and the last 6 months Holidays. Note: prior to enrollment, parents are and safe environment. Just register for the Monday immunization records returned to the center. responsible for all forms in the registration packet, and/or Friday morning you need. Parents can pack a copy of the child’s birth certificate and the last 6 For a tour appointment: call the Robert Crown a light lunch or snack for children to eat before months immunization records returned to the center. Center at 847-448-8167. pick up. Please call ahead if you plan to drop off to Age: 5-12 yrs. Questions: contact Tiffany Caston, Preschool, ensure the program is running and open. No Drop Fee: varies by service days per month After-School and Camp Program Coordinator at In March 25-May 3 due to Chandler-Newberger Time: 3-6pm Construction. [email protected]. Age: 3-5 yrs. CREATIVE PLAY PRESCHOOL FLEETWOOD-JOURDAIN Fee: $30 R/$36 NR This plan, innovative play with a purpose, is the This Program serves your after school needs Class # Dates Days Time standard for the community center based early and school closings on all in-service, institute 611131A9 March 1-May 24 M, F 9:30am-12:30pm childhood program. Our multi-age classroom offers days, winter break and spring break. Students children the opportunity to participate in a variety are grouped by grade and receive structured of activities as they develop socially, emotionally recreation, homework assistance, supervised and cognitively through PLAY. Daily classroom computer access, nutritious snacks and arts and activities are planned to meet the needs of each crafts activities. On early dismissal days, activities, child and are focused on the development of each field trips, or art workshops are schedules. Bus students problem solving skills, peer relationships services are included for children attending District and making real life connections through math, #65 schools to the center (No bus service on literacy, science, music, movement, various arts holidays and school breaks). and crafts activities. Toilet Training is required. Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center Age: 5-10 yrs. (Elementary School Students) TAKE TWO Fees: Varies based on number of service days This program is a great first independent Length: Monthly experience for any child. It is designed for children age 2-3 years. Our staff members MASON PARK: HANGOUT AFTER-SCHOOL introduce preschool concepts in a caring and Drop in after school on Monday through Friday, cozy environment, supporting a gentile transition meet your friends and do homework. After you from home to school with emphasis on the active finish your homework (internet access available), development of children’s social, emotional you can play Xbox, PSP, or Wii game systems. and cognitive skills. The focus is on preschool Also join in outdoor sports, such as basketball, readiness preparedness such as taking turns, baseball, and football. following simple directions, listening and sharing. Information: 847-448-8254 Also including individual instruction during center Location: Mason Park Field House time and an interactive circle time, followed by art, Age: 11-13 yrs. (Middle School Students) music and movement, story time, outdoor play and Fees: $20/month per child gym games. Toilet Training is not required. Length: Ongoing (School Year) Time: 3-6pm

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Special Recreation I’VE GOT RHYTHM SUMMER CRUISE Get some quality music time after school with Join your friends from Special Recreation for a this terrific music class which is taught by a music relaxing daytime cruise on the lake in Wisconsin. Special Recreation programs are for people with special therapist from the Institute of Therapy Through the Be sure to bring lunch money. Transportation will needs. Programs emphasize individual development in Arts. This 6-week program offers participants the be provided to and from Robert Crown. Parents opportunity to learn to play musical instruments are encouraged to attend with their child (register a wide range of leisure areas including sports, culture, and expand their musical skills, as well as improve separately). social, after-school and special events. For more motor language and social skills in a group setting. Location: Varies information, call 847-448-8044 or 847-424-5496 No program on May 1. Age: 3 yrs. and up Location: Park School Fee: $35 R/$40 NR Age: 3 yrs. and up Length: 1 session Classes Fee: $140 R/$165 NR Class # Dates Days Time Length: 6 sessions 825005A9 Aug 17 Th 9:30am-5pm CHEF’S MATES Class # Dates Days Time Join your friends and volunteer chefs at this spring 815608A9 April 10-May 22 W 3:30-5pm CHICAGO SKY BASKETBALL cooking program. Space is limited. Be sure to Join Your Special Rec friends as we go and watch register by April 1. SPECIAL NEEDS AQUATIC PROGRAM the Professional Women’s Basketball Team in Location: Park School Special Rec. is teaming up with the Lakefront staff Chicago. The Chicago SKY. Make sure that you Age: 3 yrs. and up again to offer this fun class teaching people with bring money to purchase food, drink and other Fee: $140 R/$165 NR disabilities how to tube, sail, kayak, and other souvenirs. Parents are encouraged to attend with Length: 7 sessions aquatic sports. All participants must be able to their child (register separately). Please meet at Class # Dates Days Time swim at least 50 yards independently. Participants Robert Crown at 3:30pm. must be 8 years old and up. Snacks will be provided Location: Varies 815822A9 April 8-May 20 M 3:30-5pm at the start of the program. Be sure to sign up early Age: 8 yrs. and up as space is limited. The program will meet at the Fee: $30 R/$40 NR TEMPO TIME Burnham Shores Park located just south of the Length: 1 session Join your friends as we continue our music and Dempster Street Beach office. Class # Dates Days Time movement program that uses music and movement Location: Burnham Shores Park 825007A9 July 7 Th 3:30-8:30pm to improve motor and cognitive skills. Age: 8 yrs. and up Location: Park School Fee: $80 R/$120 NR FOR KIDS ONLY-OUTDOOR ADVENTURES Age: 3 yrs. and up Length: 1 session Join us as we head to Camp Duncan and experience Fee: $140 R/$165 NR Class # Dates Days Time Length: 7 sessions the great outdoors. We will participate in many 825101A9 June 20 Th 4-6:30pm outside activities such as archery, team building Class # Dates Days Time 825101B9 July 11 Th 4-6:30pm course, water sports (weather dependent) and 815606A9 April 9-May 21 Tu 3:30-5pm 825101C9 Aug 1 Th 4-6:30pm many others. Lunch will be provided. Please SENS-O-RAMA meet at Robert Crown at 8:00 AM. Parents are encouraged to attend with their child (Please Join your friends as we work on a variety of projects Trips/Special Events register separately). that will require working with different textures, Location: Varies smells, colors, and sounds that will lead to a fun 4TH OF JULY PARADE Age: 5-21 yrs. sensory experience. Start your holiday with a march down Central Fee: $40 R/$60 NR Location: Park School Street. Please join us for Evanston’s annual 4th of Length: 1 session Age: 3 yrs. and up July Parade. All Special Recreation participants, Fee: $140 R/$165 NR athletes, friends, and family members are invited Class # Dates Days Time Length: 7 sessions to march. 815009A9 March 27 W 8am-5pm Class # Dates Days Time Information: 847-424-5496. Location: Varies 815601A9 April 11-May 23 Th 3:30-5pm OUTDOOR EXPERIENCES Age: 8 yrs. and up Let’s go and get some fresh air. Join your friends Fee: Free and family members at Camp Duncan to experience Length: 1 session all that the great outdoor has to offer. Boating, Class # Dates Days Time archery, climbing tower, Teams Course, group 825003A9 July 4 Th 12:30-3pm games, outdoor education classes, hiking, scavenger hunts, frisbee golf are just some of the possibilities. Lunch will be provided. Please meet at Robert Crown Community Center at 8am. Parents are encouraged to attend with their child (Please register separately). Location: Varies Age: 5 yrs. and up Fee: $40 R/$60 NR Length: 1 session Class # Dates Days Time 815010A9 March 30 Sa 8am-5pm

30 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 CHICAGO WHITE SOX GAME Sports AFTER-SCHOOL TRACK Lets Play Ball. Come on out to Guarantee Rate Field It’s time to limber up and prepare for the 2019 to catch a Chicago White Sox Game. Make sure that SATURDAY BOWLING Special Olympics Spring Games Track and Field you bring money to purchase food, drink and other Basic to advanced skills are practiced; refine your Meet. Personalized training will be provided once souvenirs. Parents are encouraged to attend with lane approach and delivery while socializing with a week. Please wear loose-fitting clothing and gym their child (register separately). Please meet at others. Game, shoe rental and transportation to shoes to each practice. Join us for this program to Robert Crown at 11:30am. and from Robert Crown are provided. get in shape and keep in shape. You do not have Location: Varies Location: Varies to compete in the track meet to benefit from this Age: 5 yrs. and up Age: 3 yrs. and up program. No program on April 19. Fee: $25 R/$30 NR Fee: $142 R/$157 NR Location: Park School Length: 1 session Length: 7 sessions Age: 3 yrs. and up Fee: $140 R/$165 NR Class # Dates Days Time Class # Dates Days Time Length: 6 sessions 815011A9 May 19 Su 11:30am-5pm 815006A9 April 6-May 18 Sa 10am-12:30pm Class # Dates Days Time CHICAGO DOGS GAME BOWL/FITNESS COMBO 815311A9 April 12-May 24 F 3:30-5pm Let’s go and check out the new team in the Join us in the morning for fitness training, then cool Chicagoland area, the Chicago Dogs. The Chicago off before we board the bus for the bowling alley. REC/AEROBIC SWIM Dogs are the newest member of the American Transportation will be provided to and from Robert Our recreational swim program is tailored to your Association of Independent Professional Baseball. Crown Community Center. ability. The emphasis is on increasing flexibility, Make sure that you bring money to purchase food, Note: The bowling alley does not allow people stamina and muscle tone while having fun and drink and other souvenirs. Families are welcome to to bring food from outside and the snack bar will learning a new leisure skill. The pool and locker attend. Please meet at Robert Crown at 11:15am. not be open until later in the afternoon. Since we room are wheelchair accessible. Locker room Location: Varies will return to Robert Crown Community Center assistance can be provided upon request. Age: 5 yrs. and up by 12:30pm, bowlers can buy a snack from the Location: McGaw YMCA Fee: $20 R/$25 NR vending machine at the bowling alley then get Age: 8 yrs. and up Length: 1 session lunch when we return. Fee: $142 R/$167 NR Class # Dates Days Time Location: Varies Length: 7 sessions 815012A9 June 30 Su 11:15am-5pm Age: 3 yrs. and up Class # Dates Days Time Fee: $195 R/$225 NR 815312A9 April 8-May 20 M 8-8:45pm CONCERT IN THE PARK Length: 7 sessions Join your friends as we go out to Rosemont to Class # Dates Days Time SPECIAL OLYMPICS SWIM see their Thursday night Party in the Park lineup 815007A9 April 6-May 18 Sa 9am-12:30pm TEAM PRACTICE of Chicagoland legends. Meet at Robert Crown Improve your swimming for competitive and Community Center at 6pm to grab a bus ride to FITNESS TRAINING recreational swim meets. The pool and locker room Rosemont to see live performances. Please make Start your weekend with more energy and flexibility. are wheelchair accessible. Staff is available to sure to bring a lawn chair and money for food/ This 45-minute class will take you from stretches assisting the locker room upon request. refreshments. There is a minimum of 5 participants and warm-ups to some adaptive low-impact Location: McGaw YMCA required to go on this trip. Sign up for all four aerobics, to a relaxing cool-down. See our training Age: 8 yrs. and up sections at a reduced fee using section E. combo for even more fun. No program on May 4. Fee: $142 R/$167 NR Location: Varies Location: Robert Crown Community Center Length: 7 sessions Age: 13 yrs. and up Age: 5 yrs. and up Class # Dates Days Time Fee: $10 R/$15 NR Fee: $75 R/$90 NR 815813A9 April 8-May 20 M 8:45-9:30pm Length: 14 sessions Length: 1 session Class # Dates Days Time Class # Dates Days Time FLOOR HOCKEY 825012A9 June 13 Th 6-10:30pm 815309A9 April 6-May 18 Sa 9-9:45am It’s time to get back to work on puck handling and 825012B9 June 27 Th 6-10:30pm shooting skills as we prepare for upcoming Special 825012C9 July 18 Th 6-10:30pm Olympics Floor Hockey competition. 825012D9 Aug 8 Th 6-10:30pm 825012E9 All Dates Th 6-10:30pm Location: Chandler-Newberger Community Center Age: 15 yrs. and up Fee: $72 R/$87 NR Length: 9 sessions Class # Dates Days Time 825808A9 June 17-Aug 12 M 7-8:30pm

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SPECIAL OLYMPICS VOLLEYBALL SPECIAL OLYMPICS SWIM MEET Sports continued from previous pg. It’s time to work on serving, setting and spiking Show the results of your hard work for these past skills as we prepare for competition. Depending on months by competing against other athletes BOCCE the number of people enrolled, we will be putting earning a chance to compete at the 2018 Special together one or more teams for competition. Olympics Summer Games. You must have an up- Bocce is a fun and easy sport to play. It is the ease to-date medical application on file at the Special of bowling with lighter equipment. We will work on Location: Robert Crown Community Center Recreation office. Transportation will be provided various skills during game time to prepare for the Age: 12 yrs. and up to and from Robert Crown Community Center. Special Olympics Bocce Meet. Fee: $72 R/$87 NR Length: 9 sessions Location: Varies Location: Lovelace Park Age: 8 yrs. and up Age: 8 yrs. and up Class # Dates Days Time Fee: $42 R/$57 NR Fee: $62 R/$72 NR Length: 9 sessions 825828A9 June 18-Aug 13 Tu 7-8:30pm Length: 1 session Class # Dates Days Time Class # Dates Days Time 825801A9 June 16-Aug 11 Su 10:30am-Noon Special Olympics 815801A9 March 23 Sa 7:30am-4pm BOWLING SPECIAL OLYMPICS ATHLETE PARTY Basic to advanced skills are practiced; refine your SPECIAL OLYMPICS REGION B BOWLING lane approach and delivery while socializing. Game, Special Recreation is inviting athletes, parents and MEET shoe rental and transportation to and from Robert volunteers to see how all that hard training has paid It’s time to get those strikes and spares as you Crown Community Center are provided. off. The evening will include dinner and dancing. compete in the Region B Special Olympics Bowling This will be our official send-off for all the athletes Location: Varies Tournament. Gold medalists will qualify to compete who qualify to compete at Summer Games in Age: 8 yrs. and up at the District Meet in early fall. You must have an Bloomington in June 2019. Registration deadline: Fee: $122 R/$143 NR Length: 7 sessions up-to-date medical application on file in our office Friday, May 10. Class # Dates Days Time and must have participated in our bowling program Location: Varies during the 2018–2019 Winter session. Pick-up and 825804A9 July 6-Aug 17 Sa 10am-12:30pm Age: 3 yrs. and up drop-off available from Robert Crown Community Fee: $25 R/$30 NR FLAG FOOTBALL Center. The registration deadline is May 10. Length: 1 session Location: Varies Are you ready for some football? We will be Class # Dates Days Time Age: 8 yrs. and up working on team and individual skills according to 815115A9 May 18 Sa 6-9pm Fee: $42 R/$57 NR Special Olympics competition rules and will also Length: 1 session scrimmage. No football experience required. SPECIAL OLYMPICS TRACK & FIELD MEET Class # Dates Days Time Location: Leahy Park Age: 8 yrs. and up Compete against other athletes in Region B to 825802A9 June 15 Sa 7:30am-3pm Fee: $62 R/$72 NR Length: 9 sessions earn a chance to go to the 2019 Summer Games. This year the meet will be spread over 2 days due Class # Dates Days Time SPECIAL OLYMPICS STATE SUMMER to the number of athletes expected to compete GAMES 825805A9 June 16-Aug 11 Su 8:30-10am from Region B. Athletes must have an up-to- You have a chance to go for the gold at the Special date medical application on file in the Special Olympics Summer Games. To attend you must SPECIAL OLYMPICS VOLLEYBALL Recreation office and must have attended the have received a gold medal at one of the qualifying It’s time to work on serving, setting and spiking winter session of track practice. Transportation to meets. Pick up and drop off is available from Robert skills as we prepare for competition. Depending on and from the meet will be provided at Robert Crown Crown Community Center. the number of people enrolled, we will be putting Community Center. Location: Varies together one or more teams for competition. Location: Varies Age: 8 yrs. and up Location: Robert Crown Community Center Age: 8 yrs. and up Fee: $185 R/$215 NR Age: 12 yrs. and up Fee: $42 R/$57 NR Length: 3 sessions Fee: $77 R/$92 NR Length: 8 sessions Length: 2 sessions Class # Dates Days Time Class # Dates Days Time Class # Dates Days Time 825803A9 June 7-9 F-Su 7am-3pm 815803A9 April 11-May 30 Th 7-8:30pm 815314A9 May 4-5 Sa, Su 7am-5pm SPECIAL OLYMPICS POWERLIFTING POWERLIFTING MEET It’s time to get to work as we prepare for the Special Compete in the Special Olympics Region B Olympics Region B Powerlifting Meet. Powerlifting Meet. Gold Medalists from this meet will qualify to compete in powerlifting at Summer Note: due to the size of the workout facility: Games in June. Wednesdays: two, 60-minute training sessions; Saturdays: two, 45-minute sessions, if more than 4 Location: Varies athletes register for this program. Age: 15 yrs. and up Length: 1 session Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center Age: 15 yrs. and up Class # Dates Days Time Fee: $72 R/$87 NR 815818A9 April 7 Su 7am-5pm Length: 17 sessions Class # Dates Days Time 815817A9 April 3-May 29 W, Sa 6:30-8:30pm

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Spring Break Camps VACATION ADVENTURE AROUND THE WORLD IN “Take off” from the Robert Crown Community Make your Spring break an unforgettable week ECOLOGY SPRING BREAK CAMP Center “Airport” for a fun filled vacation of active by participating in indoor sports, arts and crafts, Join up with your fellow young scientists to explore play and exploration. We’ll make: “passports”, activities, as well as field trips and adventures. the wonders of the arboretum and ecology center create an art project, visit a museum, sample Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Center through the eyes of a naturalist. Study plants and food, listen to music, learn the culture of the four Age: 4-10 yrs. animals in their environment through outdoor countries, make vacation journals, dine at a family- Fee: $150 R/$200 NR exploration, games, hands-on activities, and friendly restaurant and create our own restaurant. Length: 5 sessions crafts. Dress for the weather, bring a change of Also: indoor and outdoor sports games, music Class # Dates Days Time clothes and a nut free lunch. and dance instruction, self-directed arts and 412202A9 March 25-29 M-F 7am-6pm Location: Evanston Ecology Center crafts and Evanston sight-seeing. Small groups Age: 5-10 yrs. promote individualized attention. Extended care is ARTS SPRING BREAK CAMP available: 7:30-9am and 4-6pm at additional costs. Fee: $282 R/$353 NR It’s another Evanston Children’s Theatre break Length: 5 sessions See schedule about lunch; snacks will be provided. Age: 5-12 yrs. camp. Have fun and do community service at the Class # Dates Days Time Fee: $325 R/$325 NR same time: campers will spend the first few days 111201A9 March 25-29 M-F 9am-4pm Fee: $225 R/$225 NR creating adaptations of their favorite stories in visual art, sound and drama, then tour a brief Class # Dates Days Time ECOLOGY SPRING BREAK EXTENDED CARE presentation to senior citizen homes and centers. 212201A9 March 25-29 M-F 7:30am-6pm Location: Noyes Cultural Arts Center For those enrolled in Ecology Spring Break Camp 212201B9 March 25-29 M-F 9am-4pm we offer extended day supervision with low key Age: 6-13 yrs. activities such as board games, reading and crafts. Fee: $245 R/$255 NR Snack is provided. When you register, please VACATION ADVENTURE JR. Length: 5 sessions In our “junior” edition of Vacation Adventure, indicate the days you will need post camp care. Class # Dates Days Time our smallest explorers will be introduced to the Location: Evanston Ecology Center 912202A9 March 25-29 M-F 9am-5pm Age: 5-10 yrs. “around the world” experience through play based exploration of music, art, dance, food and culture Fee: $40 R/$50 NR ROBOTICS AND CODING CHALLENGE Length: 5 sessions from lands afar. We will join the school age campers for lunch at a local restaurant and go on field trips. WITH ROBOTHINK Class # Dates Days Time Location: Robert Crown Community Center Build creative robots, engage in robotic 111202A9 March 25-29 M-F 4pm-6pm Age: 2-5 yrs. (must be toilet trained) competitions, and bring robots to life using code. Fee for full day: $300 R/$300 NR Sign up for both sessions to make it a full day. CHESS SPRING BREAK CAMP Fee for partial day: $210 R/$210 NR RoboThink offers academically oriented STEM Join the Chess Wizards. Learn cool openings, mid Class # Dates Days Time programs focusing on robotics and coding for games with all the pins, double attacks, endgames, budding, intermediate and/or advanced students. 212203A9 March 25-29 M-F 8am-6pm (full day) even bughouse, be a part of a successful team in a 212203B9 March 25-29 M-F 9am-4pm (partial day) Aligned with Next Gen Science standards. This fun atmosphere, with indoor and outdoor activities. program is hands on, engaging in problem This camp is for beginning and intermediate-level SPRING BREAK HOCKEY SKILLS CLINIC solving formulation by solving it through design, players, no previous experience required. All building unique robots of all shapes, sizes and campers receive a chess board, a set of chess Daily drill ice sessions focus on skating, edges, functions. Also learn how gears, motors, sensors, pieces, a Chess Wizards T-shirt, score book, trophy balance, stick handling and shooting. Gym time mainboards, and coding for robotics work through and a certificate of achievement. Children who learn will be used for off-ice conditioning, games and exciting challenges. Curricula is catered to different to play chess dramatically improve their academic snack break. Schedule: 1.50 hours per day on the experience levels. No prior experience is required. performance. Bring a lunch and drink; a snack will be ice and 45 minutes off-ice. Apparel: full hockey Full day participants bring a lunch. equipment is required for on ice participation. provided. There is no extended care for this camp. Location: Chandler-Newberger Center Some equipment is available to borrow and hockey Location: Fleetwood-Jourdain Center Age: 5-12 yrs. skates are included. Comfortable workout clothing Age: 5-12 yrs. Fee: $189 R/$230 NR required for the off-ice activities. Fee: $338 R/$388 NR Length: 5 sessions Location: Robert Crown Community Center Length: 5 sessions Class # Dates Days Time Age: 6-14 yrs. Class # Dates Days Time Fee, 5 sessions: $180 R/$200 NR 612210A9 March 25-29 M-F 9am-Noon 612205A8 March 26-30 M-F 9am-3pm Fee, daily: $45 R/$55 NR 612210B9 March 25-29 M-F 1-4pm Class # Dates Days Time Type SPRING BREAK PEE WEE SPORTS CAMP 312510A9 March 25-29 M-F 11am-2pm Week 312510B9 March 25-29 M-F 11am-2pm Daily Give your tot an opportunity for spring break camp. 312510C9 March 25-29 M-F 1-4pm Week This camp will give children the opportunity to 312510D9 March 25-29 M-F 1-4pm Daily participate in various sports, similar to the popular 312510E9 March 25-29 M-F 3-6pm Week summer Pee Wee Sports Camp. A field trip to the 312510F9 March 25-29 M-F 3-6pm Daily bowling alley is included. 312510G9 March 25-29 M-F 9am-Noon Week Location: Chandler-Newberger Center 312510H9 March 25-29 M-F 9am-Noon Daily Age: 4-5 yrs. Fee: $66 R/$77 NR Length: 5 sessions Class # Dates Days Time 612207A9 March 25-29 M-F 9-11:30am

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Interested in becoming a Levy Senior Center member? Enjoy member only activities and lower rates on most programmatic offerings at the Levy Senior Center. For membership information and to register for events, call 847-448-8250 and or visit the Levy Senior Center at 300 Dodge Ave. in Evanston. Levy Member (LM), Non Member (NM) MARCH 12-JUNE 11 LEVY LECTURE SERIES

The Levy Lecture Series is brought to you by the Levy Senior MAY 27, JULY 4. Center Foundation. Each month an exciting topic is explored. LEVY SENIOR CENTER DECEMBER CLOSURE Information: levyseniorcenterfoundation.org Admission: Free; registration is preferred Dates Day Time Speaker MARCH 1 Marchu 12 T 1pm Dino Ronbinson SENIOR TAX EXEMPTIONS Aprilu 9 T 1pm Annette Baldwin Mayu 14 T 1pm Eden Juron Pearlman The City of Evanston Property Tax Assessment Review Juneu 11 T 1pm Leslie Goddard Office acts as a taxpayer advocate for the residents of Evanston. Property assessment is done by the Cook County Assessor’s Office for all of the Cook MARCH 19 County. 2018 Senior and Senior Freeze Property Tax HOW TO KNOW IF YOUR MOM OR DAD NEEDS HELP? Exemption renewal applications must be filed prior to the Cook County Assessor’s final deadline. Seniors What are the key warning signs and help options for friends and loved ones? must reapply annually. Join Bob Tucker (appeared on CBS-TV News) healthcare consultant to Rush University Medical Center, Alexian Brothers Hospital-now Amita, Elmhurst Dates Day Time Memorial Hospital and The Academy of Family Physicians. March 1 F 12:30-2:30pm Admission: Free; registration is required Dates Day Time MARCH 5 Marchu 19 T 6:30-7:30pm HEALTHY SNACKING 101 Join us for a cooking demonstration led by MARCH 21–AUGUST 29 nutritionist, Noreen Daya of The Wellshire Morton AARP SMART DRIVERS CLASS Grove. Enjoy samples as we discuss healthy snacking options. This program is sponsored by the Wellshire of This two-session class is sponsored by AARP. Morton Grove and Home Instead Senior Care. Understand the current rules of the road, defensive Admission: Free; registration is required driving techniques, safe vehicle operation for today’s driving environment and learn to manage common age- Dates Day Time related changes in vision, hearing and reaction time. Marchu 5 T 1-2pm Present your AARP card at first session for discount. You must attend both sessions. Space is limited. MARCH 7 Registration: front desk or call 847-448-8250 LASTING RETIREMENT INCOME Fee: $15, AARP member; $20, nonmember payable to the instructor on the day of class. When positioning your portfolio for retirement, there are a number of variables Dates Day Time you need to consider, including the risk of the securities you own, the rate at March 21, 28 Th 9am-1pm which you withdraw funds, and the length of time you’ll need your portfolio to May 23, 30 Th 9am-1pm provide for you. Join our informational session presented by Rob Stewart, Vice Aug 22, 29 Th 9am-1pm President from Wintrust Wealth Management to learn how to address these risks and be better financially prepared in retirement. Light refreshments will be provided. Wintrust Financial is sponsoring this program. MARCH 26-AUGUST 6 Admission: Free; registration is required IPHONE/IPAD APPLE PRODUCT TECH CLASSES

Dates Day Time Sponsored by Services for Adults Staying in Their Homes (SASI). SASI Marchh 7 T 10-11am supports the independence and wellbeing of adults with two core programs: Home Care and Senior Connections; and by sponsoring community programs to educate and engage older adults and their families. Instructor: George Lowman Admission: Free; registration is required Dates Day Time Theme Marchu 26 T 10-11:30am What is an App? Aprilu 30 T 10-11:30am Basic Settings Mayu 21 T 10-11:30am Other Settings Junu 18 T 10-11:30am Emails and Texts Julyu 23 T 10-11:30am Camera Augu 6 T 10-11:30am Organizing Photos

34 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 MARCH 27 APRIL 18, JULY 18 REHAB 101: WHAT TO EXPECT FROM START TO FINISH FOOT SCREENINGS

Leaving the hospital and entering a rehab facility shouldn’t be scary. Dr. Timothy Kruse offers a free foot exam, evaluation Participants will learn about what to expect while you or a loved one is in and answers questions about foot hygiene and the a rehab facility. We will also be discussing the different therapy services control of fungus in both the skin and the toenails, available. This presentation is sponsored by Symphony Network of Evanston. proper toenail cutting, callous maintenance, performs Admission: Free; registration is required diabetic foot exams for potential skin break down and Dates Day Time ulceration and assesses the foot circulation and neuro status. Consultations are in 10-minute increments. March 27 W 1-2pm Admission: Free; registration is required Dates Day Time MARCH 28-JUNE 27 Aprilh 18 T 1-3pm UKULELE SING-A-LONG ENSEMBLE Julyh 18 T 1-3pm

Join us for a afternoon of music and singing by the Levy Ukelele Group. Sing along to the tunes you grew up APRIL 18, AUGUST 13 with and some old time favorites. DONUTS WITH THE DIRECTORS Admission: Free Join the Levy Senior Center staff members Amy Dates Day Time Kellogg, Bob Russo, Audrey Thompson and Tim Carter Marchh 28 T 12:30-1pm for a round table discussion at the Levy Senior Center. Junh 27 T 12:30-1pm Staff will bring topics and update you on the latest happenings at the Center. There will be opportunity to MARCH 29–JUNE 14 ask questions, as well as, give your input on programs RULES OF THE ROAD and services held at the Levy Senior Center. Donuts and coffee will be served. This class, offered by the Secretary of State’s office, Admission: Free; registration is required includes safe driving techniques and review of Illinois Dates Day Time driving laws in preparation for the written driver’s test. Aprilh 18 T 10:15-11:15am Admission: Free; registration is required Augu 13 T 10:15-11:15m Dates Day Time March 29 F 9-10:30am March 31 F 9-10:30am APRIL 22 Jun 14 F 9-10:30am ABCD’S OF MEDICARE Turning 65? New to Medicare? Need a brush up on the complicated policies of MARCH 2–AUGUST 30 Medicare? Have no fear, SHIP counselors are here. Join us as we navigate the BALLROOM DANCING WITH THE DICK many parts of Medicare. Levy staff and Maribeth Stein, Outreach Coordinator from Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky office will lead this presentation. ELLIOTT BAND Admission: Free; registration is required Don’t miss an afternoon of dancing, live music and Dates Day Time refreshments. Grab your dancing shoes and practice April 22 M 1-2pm your ballroom skills to the music of the Dick Elliot Band. No registration required. Admission: $5 per person at door MAY 1 Dates Day Time CARFIT March 29 F 1:30-3:30pm Does your leg go to sleep when you drive? Anyway to minimize those nerve- April 26 F 1:30-3:30pm racking blind spots? What can happen if you sit too close to the steering May 31 F 1:30-3:30pm wheel? Find answers to these questions and check the fit of your vehicle at Jun 28 F 1:30-3:30pm the Levy Senior Center’s 1st annual CarFit event on at the James Park parking July 26 F 1:30-3:30pm lot. The free event focuses on driving safety and comfort for older drivers, but Aug 30 F 1:30-3:30pm licensed drivers of all ages are welcome. Bring yourself and your vehicle up to our check point and CarFit technicians will provide educational information and will check how well your vehicle “fits” you. Also, technicians will check tire pressure, treads and lights at no cost to you. No registration, just bring your car to the James Park parking lot. Dates Day Time May 1 W 10am-2pm

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JUNE 14 Events continued from previous pg. SUPER SENIOR DAY/MOBILE DRIVER SERVICES

Super Senior Day is a convenient and voluntary program for driver’s license MAY 20 renewal, which includes rules of the road classroom instruction and a vision SPRING CLEANING APPRAISAL screening exam. The rules of the road review course also includes a review of safe driving techniques and Illinois driving laws. The Secretary of State mobile It’s that infamous time again, spring cleaning time. driver services unit will be available for participants to renew their driver’s However, you might be feeling overwhelmed and not licenses. An identification card can be obtained for $20. However, if you are sure whether to keep or fling those items sitting under age 65 or older you may obtain a free, non-expiring State of Illinois photo ID an inch of thick dust. This class is designed to help card. Drivers age 75 years and older are required to take a driving test to renew you determine if you should keep, donate, sell or trash their driver’s licenses. Therefore, they must visit a Secretary of State Driver those items. But here’s the thing: you just don’t know Services facility. You must pre-register of the rules of the road class, limited if there is any value in that old Hummel or magazine. space is available. Everything But The House invites you to bring one Admission: Free “pocket-sized” piece of undetermined value and we Dates Day Time will provide guidance on whether to keep, sell, trash Jun 14 F 10am-2pm or donate. Admission: Free for Levy Senior Center members; registration is required JUNE 12 Dates Day Time RTA AND YOU May 20 M 10am-Noon Accessible Metra, Pace, and CTA buses and trains are easy to use and the Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) would love to show you how. It is JUNE 12 important that older adults and people with disabilities stay informed about MAGIC SHOW accessible public transportation options to get to appointments, maintain social connections, and enjoy independent travel. Greg Whalen returns for an encore performance. Greg Admission: Free; registration is required has developed a magic show for adults. Greg is a full- Topics covered include: time professional entertainer with a Masters of Fine • Local Public Transportation Options Arts degree in Theatre and over 20 years’ experience • Accessibility features on CTA, Pace, and Metra performing magic and comedy. • Planning an Accessible Trip Admission: Free; registration is required • Paying Fare Dates Day Time • Ventra Cards Jun 12 W 11-11:45am • RTA’s Reduced Fare and Ride Free Programs • Travel Safety Tips JUNE 13 • RTA’s Free Travel Training Program ALBUQUERQUE BALLOON FIESTA • Q&A sessions with the RTA Representative PRESENTATION Dates Day Time Jun 12 W 1-2pm Dazzling during the day, the spectacle of hundreds of hot air balloons is even better when they light up at dawn and dusk. See these amazing displays, plus JULY 8 explore early Pueblo life and the artists of Santa Fe. DIABETIC SHOE CLINIC Join the Levy Center as we travel to Albuquerque, New Mexico for the annual Balloon Fiesta. We will If you are a diabetic, you may be entitled to a pair be visiting Peco’s Historic Park, Santa Fe, Sangre of therapeutic shoes and three pairs of inserts per de Cristo Mountains, Pueblo Cultural Center, San calendar year through a Medicare-paid program. Jean Miguel Mission and Loretto Chapel. We will host an from George Lowman Shoes will explain program information meeting with our tour guide (Mayflower government payments and the importance of wearing Tours). Please sign up for this free information good shoes. The clinic supplies various shoe styles, meeting. You only need to attend one meeting. all sizes and widths. Important, please bring the following: Medicare number, primary doctor’s name Fee: $2,671 twin/$3,360 single; includes round trip airfare, airport transfers, 8 meals and lodging and and phone number, secondary insurance card (if you traveler’s protection plan insurance for incidentals. have one). No charge to attend. Free; registration is required Length: 6-day guided tour Admission: Dates Day Time Dates Day Time Junh 13 T 1-2pm July 8 M 10-11am

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Benefit Access Applications Thursdays, 11:30am–2:30pm What is the Benefit Access Program? Formerly known as the Circuit Breaker. Benefits available are fee discount on license plates and free rides on fixed-route transit for seniors and Happy 100th Birthday! persons with disabilities. Eligibility is determined by Dennis Newton age, disability, residency and income. Scholarship Fund The Levy Senior Center Foundation will also be honoring members in our Need help applying or renewing your benefits? The Dennis Newton Scholarship Make an appointment: call the Levy Senior Center community turning 100. Fund provides Levy Center members at 847-448-8250; space is limited weekly to the Centenarians will be recognized with a the financial opportunity to attend first 20 callers. birthday cake in their honor to be shared our day trips. What do I need to bring to my appointment? with other Levy Senior Center members at Your Social Security Number, government-issued For more information or to apply for the scholarship, the Levy Center. ID verifying your age and current Federal 1040 please contact Tim Carter or Amy Kellogg at the tax return. If you do not file a Federal 1040, you Levy Center at 847-448-8250. 100th Birthday recognition forms are available will need proof of Social Security Number and SSI on the Foundation table in the lobby or at the front Benefit statement (Form SSA-1099). desk. Please allow 5 days advance notice.

Ride the Levy Bus Congregate Meal Program The Levy Family donated a 22-passenger The City of Evanston offers two enhanced bus to shuttle members, within the lunch program locations. through a grant Heaven Can Wait Evanston boundaries, to and from the administered by Age Options, which will This program is designed to honor our Levy Senior Center. offset the fee of each meal. No person age most experienced community members. Bus schedule 60+ shall be denied participation due to The Levy Senior Center Foundation will 9am: North end Evanston Route to Levy begins the inability to contribute. underwrite the Levy Senior Center annual 10:10am: South end Evanston Route to Levy begins The suggested donation: $5, age 60 yrs. and up membership fees for program participants 12:30pm: First return route leaves Levy Fee: $7, age 59 yrs. and less. who are age 90+. 3:30pm: Second return route leaves Levy Lunch service Current membership rates: Grocery shopping: Tuesdays and Wednesdays Monday-Friday, 11:30am-1pm: in the Garden Café, $34 for residents who live in postal code 60201 beginning at 11am from the Levy Senior Center Levy Senior Center Wednesday, 11:30am-1pm: and 60202 $54 for non-residents. Schedule a pick-up: on the day of ride, during the in the Wisdom Café, Fleetwood Jourdain Center To qualify, registrants need only to show an official hours of 7–8:30am, call 311. ID with proof of their birthday when they register at Charge: No charge for Levy Senior Center current the Levy Center. membership holders.

Levy Senior Center Membership Senior Health Insurance Levy Center membership is open — Art Class (Painting, drawing, oils, watercolor) Program (SHIP) to adults age 55 years and older. — Monday/Wednesday Club SHIP is a free health benefits counseling (discussion group and guest speaker) The membership fee — Woodcarving service for Medicare beneficiaries. SHIPs $34 for residents of ZIP codes 60201 and 60202 (tools and materials are available for purchase) mission is to educate, advocate, counsel $54 for a nonresident. — Drop-in Basketball and empower seniors to make informed Membership benefits — Social Bridge Noon (Come as a foursome) healthcare benefit decisions. • Member only free programs — Shower Singers SHIP is an independent program funded by • Discounts on other Levy programs (social singing group, no experience is required) federal agencies, managed by the State of Illinois • The fitness room — Yesterday & Today and is not affiliated with the insurance industry. • Memberships are valid for one year (Current events discussion group) Levy Senior Center staff and volunteers counsel from the date of purchase. — Mahjong Evanston residents by appointment only. Membership activities — Line Dance To schedule an appointment, please contact — Walking Club — Folk Dance Tim Carter at 847-448-8293. — Duplicate Bridge (bring a partner) — Spanish Conversation Club — Line Dance (no experience required) — Bid Whist Pickleball — And much more.

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Art Classes CLAY HAND BUILDING & GLAZING MOSAIC TILE–STAINED GLASS Using a variety of clay, tools, methods and Discover the art of mosaic using stained glass. imagination, learn how to hand build. Slab roller Learn about basic techniques, tools and materials Levy Member (LM), Non Member (NM) and extruder are available for use. Fee includes involved in creating mosaic art. This class covers instruction, firing and supplies. No class on May 27. cutting, adhesives, substrates, design layout, Instructor: Vivian Visser and grouting. Fee includes materials, just bring GLASS FUSION Location: Levy Senior Center yourself. No class on May 3. Come explore the art of glass fusion. Learn how Fee, 8 sessions: $80 LM/$95 NM Instructor: Vivian Visser to make paperweights, dishes, sun catchers and Fee, 4 sessions: $45 LM/$60 NM Location: Levy Senior Center pictures. Fee includes individualized instruction, Class # Dates Days Time Fee: $100 LM/$115 NM some materials and assembly of finished art work. Length: 11 sessions Additional glass and materials are purchased by 514606A9 March 4-April 15 M 9:30am-12:30pm 514606B9 March 4-April 15 M 1-4pm Class # Dates Days Time student. No class on May 29, 30 and July 4. 514606C9 April 22-June 10 M 9:30am-12:30pm 514626A9 March 8-May 17 F 10am-Noon Instructor: Janice Wojciechowski/Vivian Visser 514606D9 April 22-June 10 M 1-4pm 524626A9 June 7-Aug 9 F 10am-Noon Location: Levy Senior Center 524603A9 June 17-July 29 M 9:30am-12:30pm Fee, 7 sessions: $79 LM/$94 NM 524603B9 June 17-July 29 M 1-4pm SILK SCARF PAINTING WITH TEXTURE Fee, 6 sessions: $68 LM/$83 NM 524603C9 Aug 5-26 M 9:30am-12:30pm Fee, 4 sessions: $45 LM/$60 NM 524603D9 Aug 5-26 M 1-4pm AND PATTERN Class # Dates Days Time Color on silk is always beautiful. Show off your style with hand painted scarves and impress your 514174A9 March 6-April 17 W 1-3pm ADVANCED CLAY HAND BUILDING friends. We will cover several easy techniques to 514174B9 April 24-June 12 W 1-3pm This program is for students who have taken previous apply color to the scarf in a verity of textures and 514174C9 March 7-April 18 Th 10am-Noon clay hand classes and have prior experience working patterns. Please were painting clothes. Paint does 514174D9 April 25-June 13 Th 10am-Noon with clay. Students will continue to learn clay building not come out of clothing. Fee includes materials, 514174E9 June 20-Aug 1 Th 10am-Noon and create advanced molds. No class on May 29. just bring yourself. 524148A9 June 19-July 31 W 1-3pm Instructor: Vivian Visser 524148B9 Aug 7-28 W 1-3pm Instructor: Vivian Visser Location: Levy Senior Center 514174F9 Aug 8-29 Th 10am-Noon Location: Levy Senior Center Fee, 7 sessions: $82 LM/$97 NM Fee: $23 LM/$38 NM Fee, 4 sessions: $47 LM/$62 NM Length: 1 session Class # Dates Days Time Class # Dates Days Time 514601A9 March 6-April 17 W 9:30am-12:30pm 524627A9 Aug 8 Th 1-3pm 514601B9 April 24-June 12 W 9:30am-12:30pm 524602A9 June 19-July 31 W 9:30am-12:30pm 524602B9 Aug 7-28 W 9:30am-12:30pm LEVY KNIT, STRING AND CRAFT GROUP Do you like to knit, stitch or crochet? Instructor Phyllis Weiland will guide you through your projects and teach you about holding needles, yarn, purl stitches, cast on and cast off stitches and much more. This social group meets weekly in the Levy Library. Please bring your project to share with the group. New and beginner knitters are welcome. No class on July 4. Location: Levy Senior Center Fee, 5 sessions: $15 LM/$20 NM Fee, 5 sessions: $18 LM/$24 NM Class # Dates Days Time 514620A9 March 7-28 Th 1-3pm 514620B9 April 4-25 Th 1-3pm 514620C9 May 2-30 Th 1-3pm 524620A9 June 6-27 Th 1-3pm 524620B9 July 11-25 Th 1-3pm 524620C9 Aug 1-29 Th 1-3pm

38 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 Music Classes SHOWER SINGERS AND CHORALEERS Dance Classes Have you ever wanted to sing? Join us for one of SENIOR UKULELE ENSEMBLE these two great groups at the Levy Senior Center. CONTINUING LINE DANCING Looking for some fun people to play ukulele with? You must be a Levy member to participate. This class is perfect for new dancers and those who If you already know 2-3 strum patterns and 10-12 Shower Singers have some knowledge of basic steps. Practice what chords you will be able to have a lot of fun with this This drop-in group casual singers. you have already learned. A great refresher course group. We play a wide variety of music from the 40s Location: Levy Senior Center if you haven’t danced for a while. No time will be to the 70s and hold ukulele sing-along concerts Fee: free given to learning basic steps. This class has an at the Levy Center three to four times a year. Length: ongoing easy difficulty level. No class on July 3. (Participation in these concerts are not required in Days Time Location: Levy Senior Center order to be in the ensemble) No class on July 4. Tu Noon-1pm Fee: $48 LM/$63 NM Instructor: Lorraine Williams Length: 8 sessions Location: Levy Senior Center Choraleers Class # Dates Days Time This is a more formal class representing the Levy Fee: $72 LM/$87 NM 514616A9 March 13-May 1 W 2-3pm Senior Center singing at many Chicago area venues. Length: 9 sessions 514616B9 May 8-June 26 W 2-3pm Class # Dates Days Time You must audition for this group. 524607A9 July 10-Aug 28 W 2-3pm 514608A9 March 21-May 16 Th 1-2pm Auditions: are held every Friday at Noon. 524604A9 May 23-July 25 Th 1-2pm Location: Levy Senior Center SALSA DANCING Fee: $25 LM The Latin music we hear today has its origins in Length: 8 sessions UKULELE Cuba where the blending of African drum rhythms This class is for beginner level students and Class # Dates Days Time and Spanish guitar evolved into a variety of Latin those with some experience who want to refresh 554103B9 March 8-April 26 F 10:30am-Noon American music. We will be working on foundation and improve their skills. Come and learn the 554103C9 May 3-Jun 21 F 10:30am-Noon patterns, the dance hold and Cuban motions. Come fundamentals and basic chords of the ukulele so 554103D9 Jun 28-Aug 23 F 10:30am-Noon join us for eight weeks of fun, exercise and meet that you can play songs you love. Folk, country, others who want to enjoy evenings of Salsa dancing. Motown, pop, we play it all. All types of Ukuleles PIANO LESSONS This program is perfect for beginner salsa dancers. are welcome with the exception of baritones. Don’t Have you ever wanted to learn to play the piano? Steve Mosco of Evanston DanceTech has been own a Ukulele, but want to learn? Pre-register for You’re never too old to learn something new. Piano teaching ballroom dance for more than 40 years. this class at least one week in advance, pay a $35 instructor Evelyn Binz will teach students the Location: Levy Senior Center instrument deposit and we will order a ukulele basics, all the way to advanced piano. Fee: $48 LM/$63 NM for your own. If you decide that you are unable Lessons: contact Tim Carter at 847-448-8293. Length: 8 sessions to continue the course you will be refunded your Location: Levy Senior Center Class # Dates Days Time deposit as long as the ukulele is returned in good Fee: $25 per 4, one hr. sessions 514621A9 March 7-April 25 Th 5:30-6:30pm condition. No class on July 4. Dates Days 514621B9 May 2-June 20 Th 5:30-6:30pm Instructor: Lorraine Williams Ongoing M, Tu, F 524622A9 July 11-Aug 29 Th 5:30-6:30pm Location: Levy Senior Center Fee: $72 LM/$87 NM ADULT & SENIOR BALLET Length: 9 sessions Regain your ballet technique. Come and practice Class # Dates Days Time your plies and tendus. We will enjoy a classical 514610A9 March 21-May 16 Th 11:45am-12:45pm ballet class format with barre, center adagio and 524606A9 May 23-July 25 Th 11:45am-12:45pm allegro, and ending with stretches. All exercises are encouraging our bodies to explore grace and ADULT & SENIOR AFRICAN DRUMMING strength. Ability to modify. Explore the origin of various West African Instructor: Nichola Goss rhythms, through a historical and cultural aspect. Location: Levy Senior Center Participants will learn how to play African drums, Fee: $48 LM/$63 NM create their own rhythms and collaborate with Length: 8 sessions others to play polyrhythm, an essential part of West Class # Dates Days Time African drum performance. We will learn to play the 514623A9 March 5-April 23 Tu 2:30-3:15pm djembe, djundjun, conga, talking drum and along 514623B9 April 30-June 18 Tu 2:30-3:15pm with other various percussion instruments. This 524623A9 June 25-Aug 13 Tu 2:30-3:15pm program is good or joint and arthritis sufferers. Registration is required. Location: Levy Senior Center Fee: $70 LM/$85 NM Length: 4 sessions Class # Dates Days Time 514625A9 March 5-26 Tu 4:30-5:30pm 514625B9 April 2-23 Tu 4:30-5:30pm 514625C9 May 7-28 Tu 4:30-5:30pm

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Fitness QI GONG ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION/AGELESS Learn a basic Tai Chi form as well as a number of GRACE ZUMBA GOLD TONING techniques designed to energize the body, reduce This program is active exercise class for all This innovative, fun and exciting program was and manage stress and improve balance and abilities designed for people with arthritis, people designed for the active older adult, the true flexibility. Regular practice of this system of gentle recovering from surgery, and people wanting to beginner, and/or people who are not used movements can facilitate harmonious energy flow increase their strength, balance and stamina to exercising, or people who may be limited throughout the body enhancing your physical and while having fun. We use gentle, easy to learn physically. The instructor will add strength and emotional well-being. No class on May 3. movements based on the science of neuroplasticity stretching segments at the end of the class. No Instructor: Francesca Segal to help prevent cognitive decline and to increase class on May 3. Location: Levy Senior Center joint flexibility and range of motion. This class is Instructor: Judy Mooney Fee, 19 sessions: $95 LM/$110 NM done in a chair with some optional standing and Location: Levy Senior Center Fee, 20 sessions: $100 LM/$115 NM walking. No class on July 4. Fee, 9 sessions: $59 LM/$74 NM Class # Dates Days Time Instructor: Susan Mendelsohn Fee, 10 sessions: $65 LM/$80 NM 514325A9 March 19-May 24 Tu, F 10:30am-Noon Location: Levy Senior Center Class # Dates Days Time 524306A9 June 4-Aug 9 Tu, F 10:30am-Noon Fee, 20 sessions: $90 LM/$105 NM 514303A9 March 22-May 24 F 9:30-10:30am Fee, 19 sessions: $86 LM/$101 NM 524301A9 June 7-Aug 9 F 9:30-10:30am CARDIO, STRENGTH & STRETCH Class # Dates Days Time This class combines a cardio workout with strength 514329A9 March 19-May 23 Tu, Th 10-10:45am ZUMBA FOR BOOMERS training and stretching. Participants will do low 524310A9 June 4-Aug 8 Tu, Th 10-10:45am Enjoy this less intense Zumba class, but more impact aerobics and use hand weights, resistance intense than Zumba Gold. Designed for those tubing and balls to build strength and anaerobic CORE FOR BETTER BALANCE who want to do Zumba without jumping. All adults endurance. No class on May 3. This class integrates gentle, yet challenging, welcome. No class on July 4. Instructor: Marla Lampert (M,W)/Barbara Meyer (F) movements to increase flexibility, strength and Instructor: Judy Mooney Location: Levy Senior Center balance. All of the exercises use mind/body Location: Levy Senior Center Fee, 29 sessions: $131 LM/$146 NM techniques to increase memory and brain function Fee, 10 sessions: $65 LM/$80 NM Fee, 30 sessions: $135 LM/$150 NM and can be modified for beginning through Fee, 9 sessions: $59 LM/$74 NM Class # Dates Days Time intermediate students. The routines can be Class # Dates Days Time 514326A9 March 18-May 24 M, W, F 10:30-11:30am performed standing or sitting in a chair, so adults at any fitness level will feel comfortable participating. 514314A9 March 21-May 23 Th 6:30-7:30pm 524308A9 June 3-Aug 9 M, W, F 10:30-11:30am 524315A9 June 6-Aug 8 Th 6:30-7:30pm No class on July 4. FELDENKRAIS Instructor: Susan Mendelsohn/Denise Rosenfeld CORE & MORE Using a combination of guided attention and Location: Levy Senior Center Fee, 20 sessions: $90 LM/$105 NM This 45-minute floor class strengthens the core pleasant, purposeful movement, this method Fee, 19 sessions: $86 LM/$101 NM muscles surrounding your spine. Learn how to of Feldenkrais guides you through the essential work the abdominals, oblique’s and lower back dynamic relationships in a particular pattern of Class # Dates Days Time muscles for a leaner, stronger, more-flexible you. movement and action. Unlike traditional exercise, 514330A9 March 19-May 23 Tu, Th 11-11:45am Participants must be comfortable on the floor. No where movements can become mechanical, 524311A9 June 4-Aug 8 Tu, Th 11-11:45am class on May 3. Awareness Through Movement teaches you the Instructor: Barbara Meyer secrets to reducing unnecessary muscular effort STRETCHING CLASS Location: Levy Senior Center and improve your awareness of your whole self in A total-body stretch class. Great for relaxing, Fee 10 sessions: $65 LM/$80 NM action. No class May 3. stretching and lengthening tight muscles. Fee 9 sessions: $59 LM/$74 NM Instructor: Robin Sterling Stretching is important for people of all ages. One Location: Levy Senior Center Class # Dates Days Time of the greatest benefits of stretching is that you’re Fee. 9 sessions: $59 LM/$74 NM able to increase your range of motion, which means 514324A9 March 18-May 20 M 11:30am-12:15pm Fee, 10 sessions: $65 LM/$80 NM 514324B9 March 22-May 24 F 9:30-10:15am your limbs and joints can move through a greater 524305A9 June 3-Aug 5 M 11:30am-12:15pm Class # Dates Days Time range, helping to ward off injury. Other benefits 524305B9 June 7-Aug 9 F 9:30-10:15am 514328A9 March 22-May 24 F 10:30-11:30am of stretching include reduced muscle tension, 524309A9 June 7-Aug 9 F 10:30-11:30am enhanced muscular coordination, increased blood circulation and higher energy levels. Instructor: Marla Lampert Location: Levy Senior Center Fee, 10 sessions: $65 LM/$80 NM Class # Dates Days Time 514340A9 March 20-May 22 W 9:30-10:15am 524342A9 June 5-Aug 7 W 9:30-10:15am

40 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE PICKLEBALL BEGINNER Tai Chi Posture, Poise and Ease. In this class, you’ll learn Pickleball, a game that combines elements of to improve your balance and coordination in the tennis, badminton and ping pong, is sweeping the TAI CHI functional movement of daily activities. New country. Pickleball players use wooden paddles Tai Chi is a relaxing, gentle, flowing exercise research shows that posture plays an important and whiffle balls to play on badminton-sized court coordinating movement, breath and mind. Tai role in health. Learn to sit, stand, move, breathe with a slightly modified tennis net. This class is for Chi benefits people of all physical abilities. You’ll with better posture, less tension, more poise those who are new to the game, or have very limited increase your flexibility, coordination, balance and and ease. This class is based on the Alexander experience. We focus on Pickleball basics, such as circulation. No registration allowed after week two. Technique, internationally recognized method for and shots, serving and court No class on May 3. teaching how to use your body better. There will be positioning. Players also learn scoring and the rules Instructor: Evelyn Thompson lots of individual attention so you learn at your own of Pickleball through drills and play time. The slower Location: Levy Senior Center rate. No class on July 4. pace of this class allows players the opportunity Fee, 9 sessions: $59 LM/$74 NM Instructor: Phyllis Richmond to develop the skills they need to play this fun and Fee, 10 sessions: $80 LM/$80 NM Location: Levy Senior Center energetic game. All equipment is provided. Class # Dates Days Time Fee, 8 sessions: $64 LM/$79 NM Location: Levy Senior Center Fee, 6 sessions: $108 LM/$123 NM 514327A9 March 22-May 24 F 9-10:30am Class # Dates Days Time 524307A9 June 7-Aug 9 F 9-10:30am 514138A9 March 28-May 16 Th 10:30am-Noon Class # Dates Days Time 514801A9 March 26-April 30 Tu 2-3pm TAI CHI FOR ARTHRITIS AND FALL NIA 524801A9 June 11-July 16 Tu 2-3pm PREVENTION Combining dance, martial arts and mindfulness, PICKLEBALL ADVANCED BEGINNER/ Experience the benefits of Tai Chi in a program NIA tones your body while transforming your mind. specifically developed for people with arthritis and More than just a workout, Nia is a holistic fitness INTERMEDIATE other musculoskeletal conditions. The gentle slow practice addressing each aspect of your life-body, A continuation of drill and match play with more movements, upright stance and powerful healing mind and soul. Each workout brings a mindfulness specific skills and strategies being taught, such as qi gong exercises will help you increase mobility, to your dance movement experience leaving angles, lobs, poaching, return of serve and third improve balance, strengthen muscles and release you energized, mentally clear and emotionally shot drops. The session will consist of 60 minutes tension in the body without overstressing the joints. balanced. of instruction and 30 minutes of match play. No Instructor: Carolyn Martinez, Arthritis Foundation Instructor: Barbara Meyer class on July 4. certified Instructor Levy Senior Center Location: Location: Levy Senior Center Location: Levy Senior Center $65 LM/$80 NM Fee, 10 sessions: Fee, 6 sessions: $108 LM/$123 NM Fee, 10 sessions: $65 LM/$80 NM Class # Dates Days Time Class # Dates Days Time Class # Dates Days Time Level 514317A9 March 18-May 20 M 10:30-11:15am 514802A9 March 28-May 2 Th 2-3:30pm 514321A9 March 19-May 21 Tu 12:15-1:15pm Adv. Beg. 524319A9 June 3-Aug 5 M 10:30-11:15am 524802A9 June 13-July 25 Th 2-3:30pm 514323A9 March 20-May 22 W 1:15-2:15pm Beg. 514318A9 March 20-May 22 W 2:30-3:30pm Int. MOVE IT OR LOSE IT FENCING WITH TAI CHI 524304A9 June 5-Aug 7 W 1:15-2:15pm Beg. A movement class designed to improve balance, Fencing is a sport that uses balance, focus and 524316A9 June 4-Aug 6 Tu 12:15-1:15pm Adv. Beg. strength and mobility in vintage humans. With mental agility to engage in a fun battle of wits with 524320A9 June 5-Aug 7 W 2:30-3:30pm Int. exercises adapted from a falls prevention program others. Tai Chi is a moving mediation that works this dance class is a fun way to dance your way to on focus and balance, a healing martial art that health and balance. promotes longevity. Using Fencing, Tai Chi, and Instructor: Nichola Goss brain education games and exercises this class will Location: Levy Senior Center keep minds sharp, emotions calm, along with many Fee, 8 sessions: $23 LM/$38 NM other benefits. Class # Dates Days Time Information: 847-448-8252. 514350A9 March 5-April 23 Tu 1:30-2:15pm Location: Chandler-Newberger Center 514350B9 April 30-June 18 Tu 1:30-2:15pm Fee, 4 sessions: $40 LM/$50 NM 524348A9 June 25-Aug 13 Tu 1:30-2:15pm Class # Dates Days Time 615301A9 April 23-May 14 Tu 11am-Noon 625301A9 June 18-July 9 Tu 6:15-7:15pm 625301B9 July 16-Aug 6 Tu 6:20-7:20pm

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Yoga GENTLE CHAIR YOGA FOR SENIORS Flexible Day Offerings If you are interested in exploring yoga, but are less BEGINNING YOGA ambulatory or not able to transfer easily, join this All classes are held at the Levy Senior Center Discover the benefits of yoga postures and class. No experience necessary, all are welcome. We will explore the mind body practices of yoga controlled breathing to increase flexibility. You Not able to attend all the days offered? For these four must be able to easily transfer from standing seated in a chair or using the chair for support in classes, you can sign up for just one or two days a week to sitting and lying down. No previous yoga standing poses. Learn yoga movement, breathing experience necessary, just an open mind to and relaxation practices to increase flexibility of at a reduced fee. Register in person at the Levy Senior explore new experiences. Please wear non-binding mind and body. Please wear comfortable clothing. Center or by phone at 847-448-8250. This option is not clothing; mats are provided and shoes are not No class on July 4. available online. needed for class. No class on July 4. Instructor: Betsy Murphy, RN Instructor: Betsy Murphy, RN Location: Levy Senior Center Location: Levy Senior Center Fee, 20 sessions: $100 LM/$115 NM SILVER SNEAKERS Fee, 20 sessions: $110 LM/$115 NM Fee, 19 sessions: $95 LM/$110 NM You’ll have fun and move to music in a variety of Fee, 19 sessions: $95 LM/$110 NM Class # Dates Days Time exercises designed to increase muscular strength, Class # Dates Days Time 514339A9 March 19-May 23 Tu, Th 10:45-11:45am range of movement, and activity for daily living skills. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with 514322A9 March 19-May 23 Tu, Th 9:30-10:30am 524339A9 June 4-Aug 8 Tu, Th 10:45-11:45am 524303A9 June 4-Aug 8 Tu, Th 9:30-10:30am handles and a ball are offered for resistance; a chair is used for seated and/or standing support. No CONTINUING YOGA class on May 3. Some Medicare recipients qualify to take this class at no charge. Please call Bob This class is designed for participants who have Russo at 847-448-8283 to find out if you qualify. previous yoga experience with Betsy Murphy. Instructor: Marla Lampert, Barbara Meyer and Please wear non-binding clothing; mats are Amanda Hart provided; shoes are not needed for class. No class Location: Levy Senior Center on July4. Fee, 29 sessions: $116 LM/$131 NM Betsy Murphy, RN Instructor: Fee, 30 sessions: $120 LM/$135 NM Location: Levy Senior Center Class # Dates Days Time Fee, 20 sessions: $110 LM/$115 NM Fee, 19 sessions: $95 LM/$110 NM 513307A9 March 18-May 24 M 1-2pm W, F 11:45-12:45pm Class # Dates Days Time 524302A9 June 3-Aug 9 M 1-2pm 514313A9 March 19-May 23 Tu, Th 8:15-9:15am W, F 11:45-12:45pm 524325A9 June 4-Aug 8 Tu, Th 8:15-9:15am TOTAL WELLNESS SILVERSNEAKERS YOGA This comprehensive, balanced program includes This class will move your whole body through aerobic movement, weight and resistance training, a complete series of seated and standing yoga core strength exercises and stretching. Join us for a poses. Chair support is offered to safely perform a gentle, yet thorough, fitness class that will help you variety of seated and standing postures designed attain complete wellness. to increase flexibility, balance and range of Instructor: Francesca Segal movement. Restorative breathing exercises and Location: Levy Senior Center final relaxation will promote stress reduction and Fee, 29 sessions: $131 LM/$146 NMNR mental clarity. Some Medicare recipients qualify to Fee, 30 sessions: $135 LM/$150 NM take this class at no charge. Please call Bob Russo Class # Dates Days Time at 847-448-8283 to find out if you qualify. There is no charge for Silversneakers members. 514306A9 March 18-May 24 M, W 11:30am-Noon F 1-2pm Instructor: Barbaba Meyer 524318A9 June 3-Aug 9 M, W 11:30am-Noon Location: Levy Senior Center F 1-2pm Fee: $65 LM/$80 NM Length: 10 sessions CARDIO & ZUMBA COMBO Class # Dates Days Time Sign up for both Cardio, Strength and Stretch and 514316A9 March 18-May 20 M 9:30-10:15am Zumba Gold and save. For those of you looking for 514316B9 March 20-May 22 W 1-2pm a three-day a week class, this is the one for you. All 524341A9 Jun 3-Aug 5 M 9:30-10:15am classes combine aerobic activity, strength training 524341B9 Jun 5-Aug 7 W 1-2pm and stretching. No class on May 3. Instructor: Marla Lampert and Judy Mooney Location: Levy Senior Center Fee, 30 sessions: $131 LM/$146 NM Fee, 30 sessions: $135 LM/$150 NM Class # Dates Days Time 514308A9 March 18-May 24 M, W 10:30-11:30am F 9:30-10:30am 524321A9 June 3-Aug 9 M, W 10:30-11:30am F 9:30-10:30am

42 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 Leisure and MAKE ALL NATURAL LOTIONS “NEVER GIVE IN” THE LIFE OF SIR Take control of what you put on your body. Learn WINSTON CHURCHILL Enrichment easy and natural alternatives that can be used Join local historian Jim Gibbons as he discusses to make natural lotions for you and your family. in detail the life of Sir Winston Churchill. “Never, HOW TO START GROWING MUSHROOMS Students will get to make an eight-ounce bottle never, never give in!” This was the creed Sir IN YOUR GARDEN of moisturizing lotion to take home along with Winston Churchill lived by his entire life. Born into Like mushrooms? Ever thought about growing recipes, instructions and where to get the supplies. the aristocracy of the Dukes of Marlborough and your own? Mark Lyons a master gardener and Learn to create endless variations that can be becoming a Duke himself, Winston Churchill was experienced mushroom grower, will show you how used to customize your lotion to your skin type and always pursuing his goals and life’s dreams. to grow your very own mushroom harvest. He also desired scent. Location: Levy Senior Center will show you how to preserve your mushroom Location: Levy Senior Center Fee: $5 LM/$7 NM harvest and how to make the most of those Fee: $10 LM/$15 NM Length: 1 session Length: 1 session culinary treasures. This class is open to all ages. Class # Dates Days Time Registration is required. Class # Dates Days Time 524176A9 Aug 22 Th 1-2:30pm Location: Levy Senior Center 514624A9 April 3 W 1:30-3:30pm Fee: $5 LM/$7 NM 1ST ANNUAL LEVY BBQ Length: 1 session ST. PATRICK’S DINNER & IRISH BAND Let the staff of the Levy Senior Center do all the Class # Dates Days Time Come celebrate the luck of the Irish with your cooking. Enjoy the evening in the Levy Garden as 514139A9 April 4 Th 6:30-7:30pm friends at the Levy Senior Center. Guests will we have special musical entertainment. Burgers enjoy a delicious cabbage, corn beef, potatoes & and hotdogs, potato salad and chips will be served. CHICAGO IN THE MOVIES dessert. After dinner, the Midlothian Pipe Band will Cash bar available. Relax and bring a friend and Chicago is featured in some of the most beloved perform some traditional Irish favorite. Cash bar is have a relaxing night at the Levy Senior Center. movies in cinema history, from musicals to action available. Registration is required. Location: Levy Senior Center films, from comedies to gangster films, Chicago Location: Levy Senior Center Fee: $12 LM/$27 NM has covered it all. Join us in discussing memorable Fee: $23 LM/$38 NM Length: 1 session Length: 1 session characters in this celebration of the City. Class # Dates Days Time Levy Senior Center Location: Class # Dates Days Time 524901A9 June 21 F 6-7:30pm Fee: $5 LM/$7 NM 514901A9 March 8 F 6-8:30pm Length: 1 session SUMMER PIG ROAST AND LUAU Class # Dates Days Time 4TH OF JULY FLORAL ARRANGEMENT This is an evening you don’t want to miss. Bring 514146A9 May 9 Th 1-2:30pm Flowers brighten up everyone’s day, no matter the your flip flops, grass skirts and Hawaiian shirts. Our time of year. Join Eileen Weber, AAF of Lake Forest caterer will be roasting the pig for 10 hours before CHEF DEMO Flowers as she leads you in creating a beautiful we enjoy a delicious dinner. In addition to pork, we Join us for this exciting Chef’s Demonstration fresh holiday arrangement. In this workshop, you will also be serving chicken, cole slaw, corn on the with the Executive Chef from Lincolnwood Place. will learn basic principles and elements of floral cob and baked beans. The Chef will be coming to the center to do on-site design, flower care and handling, and best of all, Location: Levy Senior Center demonstrations with samples for each participant. take your design home. All fresh materials and Fee: $24 LM/$39 NM The program will be in the Craft Room B. Space is container included in the workshop fee. Please Length: 1 session bring a pair of gloves and pruning shears. limited, register early. Class # Dates Days Time Levy Senior Center Location: Levy Senior Center Location: 524902A9 Aug 9 F 6-7:30pm Fee: $2 LM/$5 NM Fee: $30 LM/$55 NM Length: 1 session Length: 1 session Class # Dates Days Time Class # Dates Days Time 514150A9 March 20 W 1-2pm 524172A9 June 27 Th 10-11am 514150B9 April 24 W 1-2pm 514150C9 May 22 W 1-2pm AMERICANA SONG AND DANCE 524170A9 June 19 W 1-2pm Steve Frenzel will take us down memory lane 524170B9 July 24 W 1-2pm and discuss the most famous films in history. 524170C9 Aug 28 W 1-2pm It’s coming up red, white, and blue in this star- spangled presentation featuring Fred Astaire THE LIFE OF JFK dancin’ with fireworks, James Cagney tappin’ Join local historian Jim Gibbons as he discusses on the tabletops and more memorable movie in detail the life of JFK. While John F. Kennedy Jr. moments from Yankee Doodle Dandy, Oklahoma, appeared to have everything an American could Holiday Inn and other favorites. dream of—fame, charm, the famous Kennedy Location: Levy Senior Center name, a strong career, good looks, and a beautiful Fee: $5 LM/$7 NM wife, his Camelot life began in tragedy and Length: 1 session devastatingly ended in tragedy. Class # Dates Days Time Location: Levy Senior Center 524175A9 July 16 Tu 1-2:30pm Fee: $5 LM/$7 NM Length: 1 session Class # Dates Days Time 514196A9 April 11 Th 1-2:30pm

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Trips MATILDA ILLINOIS RAILWAY MUSEUM, UNION, IL Wonder and amazement abound with this award- Board the streetcar next to the 50th Avenue L’ winning musical. Based on the novel by Roald Dahl, station for a ride up to the historic 1851 East Union All senior trips leave from and return to the Levy Senior Matilda tells the tale of a precocious 5-year-old Depot, where you can transfer to a main line steam Center, 300 Dodge, Evanston. For more information, girl with special talents. Facing many obstacles or diesel train. Hear the clickety-clack of the rail, please call the Levy Senior Center 847-448-8250. caused by her family and school, the book-loving feel the breeze through the open windows, smell Matilda befriends her teacher and helps the woman the coal smoke of the steam engine. Come visit to reclaim her life. Tied for the most Olivier Awards the largest railway museum in the United States. SHEDD AQUARIUM ever, including Best New Musical, Matilda went on Participants will receive a guided tour of the many to win five Tony Awards, including Best Book of a locomotives and street cars. Lunch will be on your Can’t make it to the Great Barrier Reef? No sweat, Musical. Fee includes lunch and ticket. The Dennis own expense at the Railway diner which includes Levy Senior Center has a solution for you. Join Newton scholarship is available for this trip. cheeseburgers, hotdogs, brats, pizza, etc. The us for this exciting trip and visit all the oceans in Dennis Newton scholarship is available for this trip. one day. Trip goers will also have the opportunity Location: Levy Senior Center to see the daily aquatic show, 3-D movie coastal Fee: $68 LM/$83 NM Location: Levy Senior Center predators and will receive the all access pass. Trip Length: 1 session Fee: $25 LM/$40 NM fee includes admission and $12 lunch voucher to Class # Dates Days Time Length: 1 session use at the Shedd dining room. The Dennis Newton 514012A9 May 15 W 10:30am-4:30pm Class # Dates Days Time scholarship is available for this trip. 524017A9 July 23 Tu 9:15am-4pm Location: Levy Senior Center FOURWINDS CASINO, NEW BUFFALO, MI Fee: $65 LM/$80 NM Here’s your chance to win big at Four Winds Casino. CHICAGO WHITE SOX AND BINGO Length: 1 session Sit back and relax, leave the driving up to us and Come join us for an afternoon of food, fun, bingo Class # Dates Days Time arrive at one of the best casinos in the Midwest. All and baseball. Watch the Chicago White Sox take on 514010A9 March 21 Th 9am-3:30pm participants must bring a valid ID. Fee includes $15 the New York Mets. Price includes hour pre-game slot credit, $10 food voucher and transportation. The all you can eat buffet, unlimited drinks, bingo in the DENNY DIAMOND BAND AT WHITE Dennis Newton scholarship is available for this trip. patio area and a game ticket. You don’t want to miss FENCE FARM Location: Levy Senior Center this day at the ballpark. Go Sox. The Dennis Newton Fee: $53 LM/$68 NM scholarship is available for this trip. We all have enjoyed the music of Neil Diamond and Length: 1 session Location: Levy Senior Center what better way to celebrate Neil Diamond’s music, Fee: $75 LM/$90 NM with the best tribute band in the Chicagoland Class # Dates Days Time Length: 1 session area. Join us for this trip to the classic restaurant 524016A9 June 24 M 8:30am-4:30pm White Fence Farm in Romeoville. Lunch will Class # Dates Days Time include the White Fence Farm 4 piece dinner with 524018A9 Aug 1 Th 10:30am-5:30pm potatoes, cottage cheese, kidney bean salad, beets, the famous corn fritters and dessert. Trip fee includes admission and lunch. Sign up early, space is limited. The Dennis Newton scholarship is available for this trip. Location: Levy Senior Center Fee: $60 LM/$75 NM Length: 1 session Class # Dates Days Time 514011A9 April 16 Tu 10am-3:45pm

44 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 Clubs and Groups FAMILY CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP LEVY WALKING CLUB Are you caring for an older adult? Join others the Grab a friend and let’s take a stroll around the first Wednesday of the month who are on a similar beautiful City of Evanston. Walking is easy on MONDAY/WEDNESDAY CLUB journey to discuss care-giving issues, concerns the joints and great exercise for all ages. We will Lively discussions, led by volunteer club members and difficulties in a caring, non-judgmental walk every Tuesday and Thursday morning for who choose the topic. The group welcomes guest atmosphere. Information, please call Ben Ellenson, 60 minutes. We will meet inside the Levy Lobby. speakers once per month. (facilitator) at 847-424-5661. To respect everyone’s schedule, we leave promptly Location: Levy Senior Center Location: Levy Senior Center at 7:30am. Dress warm, we will be outside as along Fee: Free; Levy Senior Center Members only Fee: Free; registration is required as the weather allows. If it’s too hot, cold or wet Dates Days Time Dates Days Time for you, we’ll move walking into the Levy Centers “indoor track.” Did you know 13 laps inside the Ongoing M, W 10-11am Ongoing W 3-4:30pm Levy Center is 1 mile? You must be a Levy Center ETHICAL DILEMMAS member to participate. No charge but registration YESTERDAY AND TODAY is required. The nation is in turmoil. Join us as we discuss This group, facilitated by Charlotte Jaffee, ethical dilemmas in our lives. This discussion is led Location: Levy Senior Center discusses current events and news, often with Fee: Free; Levy Senior Center Members only by Levy Center members, Sue and Scott Walton who guest speakers. are also members of the Ethical Humanist Circle. Dates Days Time Location: Levy Senior Center Location: Levy Senior Center Fee: Free; Levy Senior Center Members only Ongoing Tu, Th 9-10am Fee: Free; registration is required Dates Days Time Dates Days Time Ongoing M Noon-1pm Technology Ongoing third Thursday of each month 6-9pm Free technology help is available for Levy Senior SPANISH CONVERSATION CLUB Center Members. Register in person at the Levy BEST DAY OF MY LIFE STORY GROUP Spanish is one of the most spoken languages in the Senior Center or by phone at 847-448-8250. In a time of hyper “connection,” it seems we’ve world. This group is for members who already know lost the art of basic, genuine human conversation. the Spanish language and would like to converse with Our solution is senior storytelling groups across other Spanish speakers. This is not a teaching group. America and a web sharing portal. Come be part of Location: Levy Senior Center the solution. No experience needed and it is free Fee: Free; Levy Senior Center Members only to join. Information and registration: email Nancy Nicholson at [email protected] or call Dates Days Time 847-864-7274. Ongoing Tu 1-2:30pm Location: Levy Senior Center F 9:30-11am Fee: Free; registration is required FRENCH CONVERSATION CLUB Dates Days Time Join a group of advanced to native French speakers Ongoing W 10:30am-Noon for lively conversations on many topics. This is not LOW VISION SUPPORT GROUP a teaching group. Location: Levy Senior Center Come meet with other older adults who know vision Fee: Free; Levy Senior Center Members only impairment challenges on the first Tuesday of the month. Share your experiences, questions, access Dates Days Time information and resources. Learn to confidently Ongoing Th 9:30-11:30am manage daily tasks and pleasures. This group is facilitated by staff of the North Shore Senior Center- REAL ESTATE CONSULTING Evanston Social Services. Information: contact Receive a free, no-obligation real estate Nicole at 847-424-5668. consultation on your home property value by Location: Levy Senior Center Wayne Gurowsky on the 1st and 3rd Monday of Fee: Free; registration is required each month. Comparative market analysis (CMA) Dates Days Time will be shown. Learn how to get your home ready to sell. Wayne can visit your home for specifics, Ongoing Tu 10:15-11:45am and offer his expertise on how to coordinate selling a property while buying a smaller home. No registration is required. Location: Levy Senior Center Fee: Free Dates Days Time Ongoing F 11-1pm

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Lakefront Activities BEACH LOCATIONS NORTH TO SOUTH: SKOKIE POOL ADMISSION Buy a Skokie Pool Pass and save money. The City of Evanston and Skokie Park District have a reciprocal Beaches open for the season Memorial Day weekend. agreement allowing Skokie residents to buy A season or daily beach pass is needed for admission Evanston season beach tokens at our resident rate to Evanston’s five public swimming beaches. and allowing Evanston residents to buy a Skokie season pool pass at their resident rate. Pool passes are valid at both Skokie Water Playground and Devonshire Aquatic Center. Evanston residents fee: nonresident walk-up daily Beach Information & Hours fee, cost varies. Pool passes on sale: April 1; the early-season discounted pass sale ends in June. Information: 847-674-1500; skokieparkdistrict.org BEACH OFFICE INFORMATION Dempster St. Beach Office CHURCH STREET POWER BOAT RAMP Open daily May 18–Sept. 2 10am-7:30pm This ramp is for launching power boats, personal Dempster St. at Lake Michigan (1251 Lake Shore Blvd) watercraft (jet skis), and large requiring 847-866-4167 a trailer to launch. Boat’s that are 28’ or longer, Clark St. Beach Office or have a running draft of 36” or deeper, may June 8–Sept. 2: 10:30am-7:15pm find launch difficulty. Season launch permits are Clark Street at Lake Michigan (1811 Sheridan Rd.) required for each boat/vessel. Each season permit includes one parking hangtag, one launch sticker, Beach season: and a key card for the entrance gate. Evanston May 25–Sept. 2 (Labor Day) resident boat owners are required to show proof of Beach hours: residency to obtain resident rates. May 25–June 7: 11am–6pm Ramp opens: early/mid May—end of October, June 8–Sept. 2: 10:30am–7:30pm depending on weather and dredging conditions. Free beach days: Information: cityofevanston.org/boatlaunches; Mondays from July 8–August 26, 2019 847-448-8046. for Evanston residents at Clark St. Beach Rates Ev. Resident Nonres. (Proof of residency required) Season Permit $325 $600 Daily beach passes: $8 for those age 12 yrs. and up 1. Lighthouse Beach 4. Lee St. Beach DEMPSTER ST. LAUNCH FACILITY $6 for children age 1–11 yrs. 2611 Sheridan Rd. 1111 Lake Shore Blvd. The facility is for the launching, retrieval and storage Free for children under age 1 yrs. Daily passes are just north of Central St. between Lee St. of non-motorized vessels, small sailboats (, sold at beach entrances and Dempster St. Beach 2. Clark Street Beach and Greenleaf St. , etc.), , windsurfing boards, canoes, Office. Cash only, except for Clark St. Beach. 1811 Sheridan Rd. on Lake Shore Blvd. stand up paddle boards and kayaks for only approved Season beach passes: Clark St. at Sheridan Rd. 5. South Blvd. Beach and permitted vessels. It is unlawful to launch any The season beach pass is valid from the time of 3. Greenwood Beach 525 Sheridan Square vessel at any swimming beach or other public right purchase until the end of the season. This pass 1401 Sheridan Rd. Sheridan Sq. of way within the borders of the City of Evanston. is non-transferable and allows admittance to any Greenwood St. off Sheridan Rd. Swimming and wading are not permitted at this location. of the five City of Evanston swimming beaches. at the lakefront Facility opens: May 18–October 27, 2019 Admission is free for children under age one. Daily hours: 7am–dusk. Purchased April 1–June 7: FEE ASSISTANCE AND FREE SEASON Storage spaces: current availability is for single hull Evanston or Skokie resident: $26 BEACH PASS PROGRAM sailboats only; waitlist for all other spaces. Residents Nonresident: $42 have priority registration off the waitlist, verification of Fee assistance: Season beach passes are available Purchased June 8–July 31: residency is required. to qualified Evanston residents based on family Evanston or Skokie resident: $34 size and income. Information and waitlist registration: Nonresident: $58 cityofevanston.org/boatlaunch; 847-448-8046. Free season beach passes: The City of Evanston, Purchased Aug. 1–Sept. 2 (Labor Day):: through the Parks, Recreation and Community Storage and Launch Rates Evanston or Skokie resident: $17 Services Dept. and social service agencies, will Rates Ev. Resident Nonres Nonresident: $29 distribute free passes to qualified Evanston residents. Single hull w/locker $320 $400 Where to purchase season passes: The Evanston Parks and Recreation Board’s Double hull w/locker $420 $580 Morton Civic Center, community centers starting dedicated Beach Pass Fund accepts donations Windsurf board w/locker $320 $400 April 1. Also at the Dempster St. Beach Office, for providing beach passes to income eligible Kayak, no locker $270 $330 beginning on May 18 and the Clark St. Beach residents. Contributes are greatly appreciated. Stand-up Paddleboard, no locker $270 $330 Office, beginning on June 8. Locker $50 $70 TEEN OUTREACH BEACH PASSES Teens ages 13–18 yrs. who may not otherwise be Launch only able to go to the beach, may pick up a 10-punch Rates Ev. Resident Nonres free beach pass at community centers and the Season $180 $230 main Evanston Public Library. Proof of Evanston Daily $25 $35 residency is required. Information: 311.

46 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 TUBING PARTIES WATERCRAFT RENTAL Are you looking for a new way to celebrate a The Evanston Recreation Division rents watercraft birthday, graduation or just want to have a blast? by the hour, the day, or the season. Adults can The City of Evanston will provide a boat, driver, an rent one of our day boats; stand up paddle additional lifeguard, personal flotation devices boards or one of our kayaks (single and tandem). and tube and will take you and your guests on an Life jackets are available and required for all exhilarating trip on Lake Michigan. Your guests will passengers. You’ll need to show a valid driver’s have access to a reserved space on Dempster St. license or state ID. Fee assistance is not available. Only Beach for mingling, as well as access to Greenwood one person allowed on a paddleboard at a time. Due Beach for swimming. to the weather, rentals can be cancelled or limited to Tubing parties times: more capable boaters. Weekdays, 4:30-7:30pm Location: Dempster St. Beach Office Weekends, 3:30-7:30pm, schedule permitting. Age: 6 yrs. and up (see watercraft rental flyer for Allowed age: 8 yrs. and up. more information) Booking: in person at the Dempster St. Beach Office. Early season days/times: May 25–27 (Memorial Day), Cancellations: Full refunds apply for cancellations June 1–2, 11am–6pm due to weather or equipment failure. Season days/times: June 8–Sept. 2. Tuber limits: 20 tubers and 35 total participants, Weekday rentals: 3:30pm–7:30pm (limited number Pooch Park min. 2 students, and max. 4 students. Waiver and of watercraft from 3:30–4:30pm). swim test required. Weekend and Holiday rentals: 11am–7pm. and Dog Beach Fee, 2½ hour party: $450 R/$650 NR Vessel Type Evanston Res. Nonres. The Cook County Animal and Rabies Control Ordinance Register: 847-866-2913 Kayak, single or double $25/45 min. $35/45 min. requires written proof on file with the Dog Park/ $40/1 hr. 45 min. $50/1 hr. 45 min. Dog Beach operator of an examination within the LEARN TO SAIL OR KAYAK $75/3 hrs.45 min. $95/3 hrs. 45 min. past year for any communicable diseases including Stand Up Paddleboard $25/45 min. $35/45 min. The Evanston Recreation Division offers lessons current vaccinations or titers (antibodies) for Rabies, $40/1 hr. 45 min. $50/1 hr. 45 min. in sailing and kayaking on Lake Michigan. Private Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza, Parvovirus $75/3 hrs. 45min. $95/3 hrs. 45 min. and Bordetella (kennel cough), as well as internal sailing lessons are available on our day sailing boats Barnett 1400 $30/45 min. $40/45 min. and group lessons in kayaking are offered. Fee parasites as confirmed by stool sample. The dog must $45/1 hr. 45 min. $55/1 hr. 45 min. be currently licensed in Evanston or proof is required assistance is not available. New students will not be $80/3 hrs. 45 min. $100/3 hrs. 45 min. that the dog is licensed by the local government where accepted after August 1. ' $50/45 min. $60/45 min. the dog’s owner lives.

Information, registration, private lessons: Save with a punch pass (after Memorial Day) 847-866-4167. Question? 311 (847-448-4311) or contact Cook 15 punched at 45 min.: $275 R/$375 NR. County Animal Control at 708-974-6140. Location: Dempster St. Beach Unlimited Season Rental: $600 R/$800 NR. 1251 Lakeshore Blvd., Dempster at the lake. Passes are valid only during season purchased. DOG BEACH Age: 14 yrs. and up Boat reservations: starting the day before with a Evanston’s Dog Beach is located north of the Church Date: June 10 through Sept. 1 max. of 1 hr. and 45 min. reserved on a single day. St. Power Boat Ramp, 1631 Sheridan Rd. Admission Private sailing classes is restricted to owners/handlers with Dog Beach Fee, four 1-hour lessons: $200 R/$250 NR SCHEDULE YOUR OWN HISTORICAL season pass. At the time of printing, it has not been determined if the conditions will allow the Dog Beach Group kayaking classes KAYAK TOUR Schedule a kayak twilight tour with five or more to be open for the 2019 season. Fee per student for two 1-hour lessons: $60 R/$80 NR friends. No experience is required. Explore Information/updates: cityofevanston.org/dogbeach. Evanston history, it’s lakefront and Daniel Burnham’s Evanston based visions for the region. POOCH PARK Stops include the wreck of the George Morley, the The Skokie Park District and City of Evanston Grosse Point Lighthouse and the Baha’i House of jointly developed 2.7-acre off-leash area, located on Worship (Temple) in Wilmette. As a participating the east bank of the North Shore Channel, between couples savings option, one person registers and Main and Oakton Streets. pays the “city’s kayak” fee and the other person Park open: 5am–10pm daily, year-round. registers and pays the “BYO kayak” fee. Pooch Park fees: $45 for the first dog, $10 for each Information: 847-866-4167 (beach season); additional dog. 847-866-2913 (preseason). Rules and requirements: cityofevanston.org/poochpark, Instructors: Wateriders or the Skokie Park District: 847-674-1500. Location: Meet at Dempster St. Beach Office Age: 14 yrs. and up or 10–14 yrs. with an adult Fee (our kayak): $50 R/$60 NR Fee (your kayak): $30 R/$35 NR Instructors: Wateriders Location: Meet at Dempster St. Beach Office Age: 14 yrs. and up or 10–14 yrs. with an adult Fee (our kayak): $50 R/$60 NR Fee (your kayak): $30 R/$35 NR

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Register Early! Fee Assistance (Scholarships) Equal Opportunity Please register at least a week in advance. Classes Fee assistance is awarded to qualified Evanston As the City of Evanston has received federal which don’t reach a minimum enrollment level are residents on a sliding scale according to the financial assistance, the U.S. Department of the canceled. number of family members in relation to total family Interior, under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, income. Fee assistance is not available for special prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, Who is a Resident? events or trips. Information regarding the fee national origin, age or handicap. If you believe that To receive the Evanston resident rate for a Parks, assistance application process and the documents you have been subjected to discrimination in any Recreation and Community Services Department needed to verify family income and residency may program, activity or facility, or if you desire further program, you must live in ZIP code 60201 or 60202. be obtained at any Evanston Recreation Division information regarding Title VI, please write to: Class Cancellations community center and the Lorraine H. Morton Civic Office for Equal Opportunity, U.S. Department of In case of class changes or program cancellation, Center. Facility addresses are listed on page 2. the Interior, Washington, D.C. 20240. Forms may be downloaded at cityofevanston.org/ we’ll notify you in advance by telephone or E-mail on Registration Form postcard. Generally, refunds are issued within recreationfeeassistance. Your e-mail address is just another way to two weeks. If circumstances arise causing us to Child Supervision/Pick-up Policies communicate with you. It will not be shared with cancel a class session, every effort will be made Parents/guardians are responsible for picking any third parties. to schedule a make up class. up children promptly at the time the program is Payment Deadline scheduled to end. Instructors often have other Payment in full is required at registration (except for programs to teach and can’t supervise children for Registration summer camps, which allow a $50 deposit per child an extended period after the program. per camp #/session to hold a space until the balance Parents or guardians who pick up a child more than Go online: due deadline). You (or your child) will be admitted to five minutes late from a program are assessed a cityofevanston.org/register a class or program after full payment is made. If your late fee of $10 per child per 15-minute time period. family has been approved for fee assistance, your For instance, if the program ends at 4pm and you By Mail: portion of the fee must be paid in full before you arrive between 4:06 and 4:21, the late fee is $10. Send the form (see facing page) (or your child) will be registered in the class. If you call and advise staff that you are running late, and payment to: we’ll allow a 10-minute grace period, followed by Evanston Recreation Division, Insurance the $10 per 15-minute late fee. Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center, The City of Evanston does not carry hospitalization 2100 Ridge Ave., Evanston, IL 60201. insurance for program participants. Contact your Rentals health care provider for details regarding your The City of Evanston rents rooms for meetings or Do not send cash. You may indicate payment individual plan. parties (some with kitchen facilities), gymnasiums, by credit card or include a personal check. auditoriums, ice rinks and the “lagoon” building, In person: Refund Policy Sheridan Rd. at Church St. For information, call All Evanston Recreation Division Unless the program is canceled by the City, a $5 311 (847-448-4311). service fee will be charged for refunds. For classes community centers and the already in session, refunds will be prorated and Photographs and Videotaping Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center (see page 2). Program participants may be photographed or issued in the following situations: By telephone: 1. Written proof of illness or medical problem for videotaped. These images may appear in future All Evanston Recreation Division community the participant or immediate family member promotional materials. If you do not want to be centers and the Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center prior to or during the program or activity. included, please tell the photographer. If you (see page 2). 2. Written proof that the participant has moved or don’t want your child photographed, please call Register with your Visa, MasterCard, will move out of the service boundaries of the 847-448-8041. Discover, or American Express Card. City of Evanston prior to or during the program Americans with Disabilities Act or activity. The City of Evanston’s programs, activities and 3. Unusual circumstances which fall into the services are subject to all applicable laws regarding category of “hardship.” No refunds on Daily, non-discrimination, including the Americans With Seasonal or Yearly Activity Passes/Programs Disabilities Act (ADA). ADA prohibits discrimination These include beach tokens, ice-skating passes, on the basis of disability. The City has established extended care coupons, fitness passes, season a committee to review its programs and policies launch permits, leagues, dog beach passes and welcomes suggestions from interested and the like. individuals. Reasonable accommodations will Camp Transfers and Refunds be made in recreation programs, activities and Summer camps are covered separately from the services to enable participation by an individual refund policy listed above. For more information, with a disability. please contact the City of Evanston Parks, To aid staff in making accommodations, please Recreation and Community Services Department contact them no later than two weeks in advance of at 311 (847-448-4311) or refer to the annual camp the program by calling one of the phone numbers guide at cityofevanston.org/summercamps. listed below, by writing or in person (three weeks’ notice is even more helpful). The time line for The City of Evanston’s Parks, Recreation How to Initiate a Refund summer camps is no later than 10 days in advance and Community Services Department To initiate the refund process, please mail or of a program. strives to provide you with excellence drop off written notice of your request, along with If you have any questions about the Parks, in recreational programs and services. written proof of illness, moving or hardship (see Recreation and Community Services Department’s If you are not satisfied, we request your refund policy), to the community center where the policies regarding ADA, please call 847-424-5496 suggestions, comments, or ideas which program is held or the Lorraine H. Morton Civic (voice); 847-448-8064 (TT Y); 800-526-0857 will improve our programs. Center . Information: call 311 (847-448-4311). (Illinois Relay Center voice transmission).

48 Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Spring/Summer Program Guide 2019 Registration Form

Please register at least one week prior to the first class. Classes without the minimum number of registrations will be canceled. Children must meet the minimum age listed. Proof of age may be required. Fee assistance/class cancellations: see facing page. Questions? Call 311 (847-448-4311)

PLEASE PRINT, FILL OUT ALL SPACES AND SIGN THIS FORM. REGISTRATION FORM FOR CITY OF EVANSTON CLASSES

Parent/Adult Name: ______Home Phone: (______)______Address:______Emergency Phone: (______)______City/State/Zip:______Daytime Phone: (______)______E-mail address:______Note: *You will be registered for your alternate choice if your first choice is filled or canceled. If someone attending a program has a disability-related need for an accommodation, the Special Recreation office must be called at least two weeks in advance at847-424-5496 ; 847-448-8064 (TTY) or 800/526-0857 (IL Relay Ctr.).

BIRTH PROGRAM ALTERNATE AMOUNT LAST NAME FIRST NAME SEX DAY/TIME CLASS # DATE NAME CLASS # PAID

Total CITY OF EVANSTON WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY AGREEMENT

Participant’s Name:______Age:______Participant Address: ______I AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING WAIVER, RELEASE AND INDEMNIFICATION TO ALLOW THE NAMED PARTICIPANT TO PARTICIPATE IN RECREATION ACTIVITIES THAT HAVE AN INCREASED ELEMENT OF RISK. The undersigned participant, or if participant is under 18 years of age, the undersigned parent, guardian or custodian of the above minor participant, requests said participant to participate in the City of Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department’s program activities. These include, but are not limited to: archery, hiking, biking, sports and skate sports, arts camps, theatre programs and non-sports based camps. I understand that these activities have an increased element of risk due to the characteristics of the activity and the uncontrollable nature of surrounding elements. These risks may include equipment malfunction or condition(s), loss of control, collisions, obstacles, terrain variation and unexpected actions by horses or by other people. I understand that other participants may act in a negligent manner that can contribute or cause injury, such as failing to maintain control, not acting within their abilities, or not following rules and instructions. I acknowledge that participation in certain activities including but not limited to those identified in the Illinois Tort Immunity Act, 745 ILCS 10/3-109 are inherently dangerous and involve risk that may cause serious injury and in some cases death. PARTICIPANT, OR IF PARTICIPANT IS UNDER 18, THE UNDERSIGNED PARENT, GUARDIAN, OR CUSTODIAN OF THE ABOVE MINOR HEREBY JOINS IN THE FOREGOING WAIVER AND RELEASES, DISCHARGES AND AGREES NOT TO SUE THE CITY OF EVANSTON, THEIR ELECTED OFFICIALS, OFFICERS, AGENTS, EMPLOYEES, VOLUNTEERS, AND ATTORNEYS, FOR LIABILITY FROM ANY AND ALL LOSS OR DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY, PROPERTY DAMAGE OR WRONGFUL DEATH WHETHER CAUSED BY ANY NEGLIGENCE, EITHER ACTIVE OR PASSIVE OF THE CITY, OR OTHERWISE. I understand and agree that I am solely responsible for disclosing any health or physical conditions and that the City has no duty to accommodate any disclosed condition if such accommodation is unreasonable and exceeds Federal, State, or local law(s). Health or physical condition limitations may include recent injury or surgeries, medications, diagnosed or undiagnosed behavioral conditions and mental and physical limitations. Please list any health or physical limitations or conditions below:

I have read this document and understand that it is a promise not to sue and that I release the City of Evanston, elected officials, employees, agents and attorneys for any and all claims. I considered this Release and Waiver carefully before signing it. If I am signing this document with an electronic signature, I execute this Release and Waiver with the intent to sign the record.

Date:______Signature of Participant If Participant is under 18:______Date:______Signature of Parent, Guardian or Custodian of Minor:______

Make checks payable to CITY OF EVANSTON and mail to: Payment Area Check # Payment amount $ Evanston Recreation Division, 2100 Ridge Ave., Evanston, IL 60201

( last 3 digits on back of cards or 4 digits on front of Am. Express) CREDIT CARD Circle one: Visa MasterCard Discover American Express Security #

Card holder name (print): Card #

Authorized signature: Expiration date: Payment amount $

49 Public Parks & Beaches Map Other maps are available at cityofevanston.org/maps

50 Sports & Leisure Organizations Contact us

Badminton Gardening Evanston Badminton Club, Blane Olmos: Four Seasons Garden Club of Evanston, CONTACT INFORMATION: 847-673-4748; midwestbadminton.com Susan Cooney: 847-864-6349 City of Evanston Parks, Recreation and Community Baseball/Softball Garden Council, Lois Heimbaugh: Services Department Evanston Baseball & Softball Association (EBSA): 847-864-1386 Lorraine H. Morton Civic Center evanstonbaseball.com; Highland Garden Club, Linda Goranson: 2100 Ridge Avenue evanstonsoftball.com 847-475-4357; [email protected] Evanston, IL 60201 Women’s 14" softball leagues, Marion Flynn: Lincolnwood Garden Club, Gloria Wildenradt: 311: call/text 847-448-4311 847-530-8626; [email protected] 847-869-6756 cityofevanston.org Basketball Golf [email protected] COE-POPS and COE-MOMS, Jelani Summers: Canal Shores Golf Course: canalshores.org f: 847-448-8051 847-448-8254 Events and Marketing Manager, Melissa Polivka : See page 2 for facility addresses and 847-475-9173 x. 702 Fellowship of Afro-American Men (FAAM): phone numbers 847-604-3663 Evanston Women’s Golf League, Kate Spector: Evanston Small Fry Basketball: 847-869-4218 or Shirley Palmer: 847-677-2294 evanstonsmallfry.com Hockey cityofevanston.org/parks-recreation Bicycling Evanston Youth Hockey Assoc. (EYHA), Follow @ParkRecEvanston Evanston Bicycle Club: evanstonbikeclub.org Del Morris: 847-894-1521; facebook.com/EvanstonParksandRecreation evanstonhockey.com Birding instagram @parkrecevanston Evanston North Shore Bird Club, field trips and Lacrosse programs: ENSBC.org Evanston Youth Lacrosse Assoc., Mike Cashion: 847-736-6869; Parks, Recreation and Boating evanstonyouthlacrosse.org Community Services Department Evanston Boat Ramp Assoc., Parks, Recreation Division Director: Bill: 847-965-2000; Running Lawrence C. Hemingway great-lakes.org/il/evanstonboat ramp.html Evanston Running Club, Alvah White: Community Services Division Assistant Director: 847-682-2482; evanstonrunningclub.org Chess Karen Hawk Sailing & Kayaking Evanston Chess Club, Maret Thorpe: Recreation Division Evanston Sail & Kayak Assoc., Payson Wild: [email protected]; 847-328-1281; Robert Crown Center and Ice Complex Recreation 847-492-8165; [email protected] evanstonchess.org Manager: Ann Marie Heiser, CPRP Cricket Soccer Fleetwood-Jourdain Center and Cricket Club, M. Louis: 847-328-4863 American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO): Mason Park Recreation Manager: Kenneth Cherry evanstonsoccer.org; hotline: 847-328-2976; Dancing Lakefront/Municipal Sports/Special Recreation [email protected]; Services Manager: Ray Doerner Dancing Club of Evanston, Doug and Steve Levine: 847-328-2976 Linda Honnold: ; 847-328-6901 Makers’ Incorporated, Nelo Nightengale: Community Services Division [email protected]; 847-869-2058 Levy Senior Center Manager: Amy Kellogg, CPRP dancingclubofevanston.org Evanston Soccer Assoc., hotline: 847-748-1450; Work Force and Youth & Young Adult Community Evanston Monday Night Folk Dancers: [email protected]; teamevanston.org Services Manager: Kevin L. Brown, J.D. [email protected]; Long Term Care Ombudsman: EvanstonFolkDance.org Swimming Audrey Thompson Evanston Masters Swim Team: Field Hockey evmasters.org Evanston Field Hockey Club Wildkit Swimming Organization, CPRP = Certified Park and Recreation Professional Ejaz Syed: 312-316-3138 Kevin Auger: 773-685-7685

[email protected]; evanstonfhc.com wildkitaquatics.com Football YWCA Flying Fishing Aquatics, Evanston Junior Wildkit Football, Seth Himrod: Pete Caragher: 847-864-8445; [email protected]; jrwildkits.com ywca.org/evanston Football and Cheerleading Tennis Group presidents/commissioners: To change contact information for your group, Evanston Pop Warner Evanston Community Tennis Assoc., email: [email protected] (age 5-14 yrs., no tryouts-everyone plays) Diana Harris: 847-869-7972; 312-685-0482; [email protected]; [email protected]; evanstontennis.org evanstonraiders.com Windsurfing Evanston Windsurfing Assoc., Dave Tannert: [email protected]; evanstonwindsurfing.net Wrestling Evanston Black Kats Wrestling Club, Verzell James: 847-328-2635

To register, call 847-448-4311 or visit cityofevanston.org 51 2019

Come to Evanston’s parks to enjoy FREE summer outdoor Sunday, September. 8, 1–5pm, Main St. evening concerts and movies, between Chicago and Florence Evanston Streets Alive!, featuring the Green Living Festival, temporarily presented by the City of Evanston’s Parks, transforms our streets into car-free open spaces for all to freely enjoy. It Recreation and Community Services Division. encourages healthy, green forms of transportation like walking and biking, brings people together, and helps us visualize innovative ways to use our precious public spaces. Nearly one mile of Main St.between Chicago Ave. and Florence Ave. will be closed to motorized traffic. Main St. will be open for arts activities, games, sports, and more. Information: evanstonstreetsalive.org. Movies IN THE Park in the park

Tuesday, June 4 Saturday, August 3 Dawes Park Twiggs Park Tuesday, June 11 Tuesday, August 6 Bent Park (food trucks) Penny Park (National Night Out) Tuesday, June 18 Saturday, August 10 Twiggs Park (Juneteenth) Leahy Park Tuesday, June 25 Tuesday, August 13 Baker Park Dawes Park Tuesday, July 2 Saturday, August 17 Kamen Park East Cartwright Park Tuesday, July 9 Tuesday, August 20 Canal Shores Golf Course Baker Park Let’s Play Summer Program Tuesday, July 16 Saturday, August 24 Brummel Park James Park Memorial Day–Labor Day Tuesday, July 23 The Parks, Recreation and Community Services Larimer Park Department’s Summer Let’s Play Program is Tuesday, July 30 offering,FREE to the public, organized activities Mason Park throughout Evanston’s parks. The Let’s Play mobile is stocked with toys, games and activities for all ages. A Recreation staff team will be traveling through the city providing fun supervised activities. Schedule details will be available in May 2019.

For more information visit,cityofevanston.org/starlight, or call 311, (847-448-4311, outside of Evanston)