SOLONCitywide Activity Guide

Spring into Fun! Arts Recreation Parkswww.solonohio.org Seniors Special Events Table of Contents Dear Solon Residents, Safety Town 1 This spring and summer promise to be busier than most for Special Events 3 ARTS Community Center Guidelines the Solon Recreation Department, Solon Community Center, and Memberships 4 Solon Center for the Arts and Grantwood Golf Course. That is, Community Center Hours 4 of course, if they ever arrive. Mother Nature forgot to change Preschool Recreation 5 & REC Recreation Afterschool 6 the seasons – or the Ground Hog erred in his prediction. Either 2014 Youth Recreation 7 way, we need a little relief. Community Gardens 7 CITY DIRECTORY Spring Youth Camps 8 What this means for you is that we have a little more time Arts Center (440) 337-1400 Boat Safety Class 8 City Hall (440) 248-1155 to plan for some of our major events we have coming for you this Youth Tennis 11 Fire Station #1 (440) 349-6333 year. As always, we have Solon Home Days, Fireworks on the Fire Station #2 (440) 248-6939 Aquatics 11 Fire Station #3 (440) 337-1500 Learn to Swim 13 4th, (except this year we’ve added the Solon Philharmonic Grantwood (440) 248-4646 Water Exercise Classes 14 Orchestra!), Summer Camps, Golf Outings, Arts Festivals, etc. Police (440) 248-2932 Adult Activities 15 Recreation (440) 248-5747 Adult Tennis 15 These events help cap off our beautiful summer in the park and Senior Center (440) 349-6363 Fitness/Wellness 16 Service (440) 248-5834 around town which can be so relaxing and enjoyable. Community Center Rental 16 City of Solon Blue Ribbon 17 This is now my 33rd year serving Solon in the Recreation Mayor Susan A. Drucker Grantwood Golf Camps 21 Solon Safety Town Department, and each one brings new joys and challenges. I think Solon City Council Sponsored by Solon Recreation Department and Solon Kiwanis Senior Center Activities 22 Ward 1 - Richard A. Bell Safety Town is designed to introduce safety rules and safety awareness to chil- Distant Learning 23 I speak for most in these departments when I say that it is a Ward 2 - Robert N. Pelunis dren who will be attending Kindergarten in the fall. Daily activities include guest Senior Events 24 Ward 3 - Jeffrey M. Pedicino speaker presentations, video presentations, singing, crafts, and classroom discus- pleasure to serve in Solon and we look forward every day to new Ward 4 - Marc R. Kotora sions. Safety Town is organized and sponsored by the Solon Kiwanis and Solon Act II 24 Ward 5 - Nancy E. Meany Recreation Department, with the help of other City Departments and the Solon Fitness Classes 24 opportunities. Ward 6 - Edward H. Kraus, Vice Mayor Board of Education. Community Life 24 Ward 7 - William I. Russo Please come out and enjoy the sunshine with us and we’ll make Registration will be held on Saturday, April 12, from 9:00 am until 11:00 am at the SCA Summer Camps 25 Solon Community Center 35000 Portz Parkway. A $35.00 registration fee will Specialty Classes 27 every attempt to make your spring and summer memorable. be collected at the time of sign-up. There will be no mail or telephone registra- tion prior to this date. Arts4Kids After school 28 Art Classes 29 The following sessions will be offered this summer: Dance Classes 31 Sincerely, Session I June 16-20 9:00-11:00 am Theater Classes and Donald W. Holub Non-Discrimination Clause Session II June 16-20 12:00-2:00 pm Productions 33 The City of Solon, Ohio does not Session III June 23-27 9:00-11:00 am Director of Recreation discriminate on the basis of race, color, Session IV* June 23-27 12:00-2:00 pm Music Offerings 31 national origin, sex, religion, age or disabled status in employment or the offered only if necessary 4th Friday Events 37 provision of services. For more information Session V June 23-27 5:30-7:30 pm Solon Home Days Preview 38 regarding compliance with the American Session VI June 30-July 3 9:00-11:30 am With Disabilities Act of 1990, please call *Session IV will only be offered in the event all other sessions are filled Peggy Weil Dorfman, ADA Coordinator, (440) 349-6327; TDD (440) 248-1176 Every child is guaranteed a place in the Safety Town program. 1 www.solonohio.org 2 Special Events in Solon

The 5th Annual SOLON COMMUNITY CENTER SOLON COMMUNITY CENTER RULES OF CONDUCT Solon Community KIWANIS CLUB OF SOLON PANCAKE BREAKFAST Membership Rates - Effective October 1, 2012 The following actions and disruptive behaviors The Kiwanis Club of Solon will be hosting its Annual Spring Pancake Breakfast Indoor Triathlon 12 Month Community Center Memberships that interfere with the ability of Solon residents at the Solon Community Center. Come and enjoy good-tasting food with Solon Resident Glenwillow Resident and members to effectively use the Community family and friends while supporting a worthy civic-oriented organization. Center will not be tolerated. Repeated violations Date: Sunday, April 6 Time: 8:00 am-12:30 pm Location: SCC Banquet Hall Working in Solon Family Pass $395 $670 will result in expulsion from the Community Adult (24-59) $265 $400 Center and loss of membership privileges. Couple (Married, no Kids) $330 $575 • Violating local ordinances, state and or Senior (Age 60+) $135 $245 federal law ANNUAL Senior Couple (both 60+) $235 $475 • Violating Solon Community Center policies Sunday, April 6th EASTER EGG Young Adult (Ages 19-23) $110 $135 and/or guidelines 8:00 am-12:00 pm Youth/Child (Ages 7-18) $ 80 $135 • Harassing others • Misusing Community Center equipment and Toddler (6 and under) Free Free HUNT furnishings 6 Month Community Center Memberships SWIM. RIDE. STRIDE. The Solon Italian Club will host its Annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, • Congregating in or around entrances, exits, Solon Resident Glenwillow Resident April 19, at the Solon High School Stadium. This year’s event will have a stairways or otherwise blocking access Ready for the ultimate challenge? Working in Solon • Fighting and physical abuse NEW start time of 10:00 am. Become a triathlete in under an hour! Family Pass $200 $340 Also, please remember: Shoes and shirts All levels welcomed: from the novice Adult (24-59) $140 $200 must be worn in the building. Smoking is to the seasoned competitor. Couple (Married, no Kids) $175 $295 prohibited in the facility. Any use of cameras Senior (Age 60+) $ 70 $125 Don’t want to do all three events? or recording devices must be authorized. Senior Couple (both 60+) $120 $245 Make a TEAM of 3 family members or friends The Solon Community Center cannot be Together. Everyone. Achieves. More. Look for exciting upcoming summer events Young Adult (Ages 19-23) $ 65 $ 75 responsible for lost or stolen articles. Do not presented by Solon Center for the Arts on page 38. Youth/Child (Ages 7-18) $ 50 $ 75 leave valuables or personal items unattended. Compete in all three events as Toddler (6 and under) Free Free Solicitation of staff or members is prohibited. an individual or team: Swim 15 minutes 3 Month Community Center Memberships Solon Resident Glenwillow Resident Community Center Hours Bike 20 minutes Working in Solon Run 20 minutes S O L O N Business Hours Family Pass $110 $190 (Indoor pool hours may not adhere to this schedule) Performance measured by distance Adult (24-59) $ 80 $110 Monday - Friday O R C H E S T R A Couple (Married, no Kids) $ 95 $165 covered in each leg of the race. Philharmonic 5:30 am - 9:30 pm Senior (Age 60+) $ 40 $ 70 Awards given to top performers! Saturday & Sunday T-shirts and refreshments provided Concert Senior Couple (both 60+) $ 70 $140 8:00 am - 6:00 pm to all participants! May 18 at 3:00 pm Young Adult (Ages 19-23) $ 40 $ 45 Information and registration forms available. Solon Center for the Arts Youth/Child (Ages 7-18) $ 30 $ 40 Registration Hours Toddler (6 and under) Free Free Monday - Friday Need help preparing for this event or other tri- 5:30 am - 8:30 pm athlons? Our training staff will help get you ready Saturday & Sunday with our Train for a Triathlon weekly training class. 8:00 am - 5:30 pm This 4 week training schedule will provide weekly BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS workouts and training tips to help prepare for the The Solon Recreation Department, in conjunction with the Cleveland Clinic – The Community Center will be closed Easter Sunday Solon Family Health Center, will be offering free blood pressure screenings. Take a indoor event, as well as preparation for the sum- Closes at 1:00 pm on Memorial Day. mer outdoor race season. Call Jen Luca, few moments to get a gauge of your life. Days/Dates: Mondays, March 17, April 21, May 19, June 16 and July 21 Also Closed on 4th of July. 440-248-5747, x2125 for more information. Time: 6:00-8:00 pm Location: SCC Lobby Hours are subject to change. 3 www.solonohio.org 4 Preschool & Youth Recreation

PRE-SCHOOL OPEN GYM Pee Wee Soccer Camp Bricks 4 Kidz After-school Program On Mondays & Wednesday from 10:00 am – 12:00 pm, we are opening half of the Solon Community Center Gym just for moms and tots. AGES 3 - 6 YEARS OLD GRADES K - 6 GRADES 1 - 4 Bring your little ones (4 years old and younger) to play on our equipment and mats. Let them run around in our house instead of yours! This is available to all members at no extra fee. Non-members must pay the daily drop-in fee. If you want your kids to learn the basics of Bricks 4 Kidz is offering an innovative ed- The Solon Recreation will, once again, be Program currently runs through May 28, 2014, no open gym on: March 24, 26, April 21and May 26. soccer, now is your chance. Pee Wee soccer ucational program for elementary children offering the very popular After-school camp will introduce basic soccer skills such at the Solon Community Center!!! An Program on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes- Parent/Child Skating Lessons Move and Groove with Me “Tiny Tot” Tennis as footwork, dribbling, passing, & teamwork. exciting LEGO® adventure is happening days and Thursdays. At the time of regis- Camp instructor will be Dennis Weyn. Par- AGES 2 – 5 YEAR OLDS AGES 1 – 2 YEAR OLDS AGES 4 – 5 YEAR OLDS and you’re invited to join the adventure! tration, you will choose which days your ticipants will receive a camp t-shirt and ball. Some sessions include a take home custom child will attend. Specific days you choose Moms, do you want to get your kid mov- Our soundtrack of fun songs will delight Tennis is for everyone! We will work on DAY DATE TIME FEE mini-figure on the last. Each session has will remain the same for the entire session. ing…bring them to the Chagrin Valley Roll- your preschoolers. This program promotes basic skills and we’ll have a lot of fun learn- M-F 6/23-6/27 10:00 am-Noon $150 a new topic. Topics may be the same for The children will be transported to the er Rink for a Mom & Tot class. This 6-week coordination, strength, flexibility and special ing the game! both age groups, but the lessons plans will Community Center via Solon School Buses. class is for your little ones, 2-5 years old, awareness. Instructor will work individually LOCATION: SCP Field #9 vary according to age group. Join us for Upon arrival, a small snack and drink will DAY DATE TIME FEE where they will learn the basics of skating with students (and their parent or guard- lots of high impact learning and fun! be provided, however we suggest packing while getting exercise. A parent or guard- ian) at each class. Classes held at SCC. Mon 6/16-7/21 6:00-7:00 pm $55 Pee Wee Soccer an additional snack or sending money for Session 5: Laws of Motion ian must accompany each child on the rink Instructor: Communities in Motion Thur 6/12-7/24 6:00-7:00 pm $55 AGES 3 - 5 YEARS OLD the snack bar if your child tends to need a Students will be introduced to physics, in- at each lesson, although the adult does not NO LESSON: July 3 larger snack in the afternoons than what is DAY DATE TIME FEE cluding the “Laws of Motion” made famous have to be on skates. If the parent does LOCATION: SCP Tennis Courts Want to teach your kids the basics of offered. After snack, a variety of activities by Sir Isaac Newton. Bricks 4 Kidz lessons not choose to skate, please wear tennis 6-Sat 3/22-4/26 9:00-9:30 am $34 soccer? Now is your chance. The Solon are offered, such as homework time, crafts, give students a foundation for understand- shoes onto the rink. Skate rental included 7-Sat 5/3-5/24 9:00-9:30 am $34 Recreation Department will be offering a games, gym, rock wall, outside, etc. In addi- ing concepts that they will delve deeper in the price. If you have any questions, NO LESSONS: March 29 and April 19 Pee Wee Soccer Clinic. The program will tion, other youth programs offered by the into in years to come. For now, they get to please call the CVRR at 440.247.4224. REGISTRATION: Now - 1 week prior to start. introduce basic soccer skills in a fun-filled Recreation Department are available at a build fun stuff out of LEGO ® bricks and Lessons will be cancelled if Kenston, Solon, LIMIT: Maximum of 10 environment. Instructors will focus on foot- 10% discount. Prices are based on 9-week create a positive association that science is Aurora or Orange schools are cancelled work, dribbling, passing, and teamwork. The sessions, but will reflect shorter sessions fun! During this class, kids will launch paper due to weather. *Register at the SCC.* DAY DATE TIME FEE program director will be Dennis Weyn. and “no school” days. There is a limit of 65 footballs at targets with the catapult model, DAY DATE TIME FEE 6-Thur 4/3-4/24 10:15-10:45 am* $34 DAY DATE TIME FEE children per session, no exceptions will be give their mini-figures a ride on motor- Mon 4/7-5/19 1:00-2:00 pm $99 made. Sessions will fill, so make sure you 5-Wed 4/9-5/14 1:30-2:15 pm $45 7-Thur 5/1-5/22 10:15-10:45 am* $34 ized see-saw and swing-o-rama rides, and register early. This program is not offered LOCATION: Chagrin Valley Roller Rink * 1 year olds time. NO LESSON: April 21 practice telling time as they build the clock YOUTH on days with no school or on days that REGISTRATION: Now - 1week prior to start. LOCATION: SCC model. At Bricks 4 Kidz, we know how school is cancelled due to weather. DAY DATE TIME FEE FEE: $99.00 to keep their hands and their minds busy! Hip Hop and Tumble Little Hip Hop & Tumble 6-Thur 4/3-4/24 10:50-11:20 am* $34 Who says physics is boring? DAYS: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur AGES 6 – 9 YEAR OLDS AGES 3 – 5 YEARS OLD 7-Thur 5/1-5/22 10:50-11:20 am* $34 Beginner Skating Lessons SESSION 1: August 18 – October 16 * 2 year olds time. DAY DATE TIME FEE (No 8/18, 9/1, 9/25) Children will enjoy fun, upbeat hip hop GRADES K - 5 Children will perform hip hop moves to REGISTRATION: Now - 1 week prior to start. 5-Tue 4/22-5/13 3:30-4:30 pm* $40 SESSION 2: October 20 – December 18 upbeat “kid-friendly” music and enjoy routines, games and activities as well as (No 11/22, 11/27) LIMIT: Maximum of 10 tumbling skills beginner through intermedi- Learn to roller-skate or roller-blade. The K - 2 graders games and activities while learning beginner Chagrin Valley Roller Rink offers a 6-week SESSION 3: January 5 – February 19 through intermediate level tumbling skills. ate. This type of class is beneficial because (No 1/5, 1/19, 2/16) Tiny Ballet and Tumble program consisting of 5 classes that will DAY DATE TIME FEE This class promotes the development of the skill worked on will assist the develop- SESSION 4: February 23 – April 16 teach you all the basics and one party day, 5-Tue 4/22-5/13 4:30-5:30 pm* $40 coordination, strength, flexibility, balance AGES 2 – 4 YEARS OLD ment of coordination, strength, flexibility, (No 3/30–4/6) balance and spatial awareness. Instructor: where you can bring a friend for a minimal 3 - 6 graders SESSION 5: April 20 – June 4 and awareness. Each session will end with Class is designed for the tiny princess and Communities in Motion charge. Rental skates are included in the (No 5/25, 6/4) a performance for family & friends at SCC. her parent/caregiver if needed at SCC. The fee. Call the CVRR with any questions at LOCATION: SCC Meeting Rooms TIME: After-school – 6:00 pm Parent Pickup DAY DATE TIME FEE Instructor: Communities in Motion class is full of fun songs, preschool read- 440.247.4224. Lessons will be cancelled if REGISTRATION: Now - 1 week prior to start. LOCATION: SCC Arts & Crafts Room iness activities as well as movement and 6-Sat 3/22-4/26 10:30-11:15 am $44 FEE/SESSION: $117.00 – 1 day per week DAY DATE TIME FEE Kenston, Solon, Aurora or Orange schools LIMITS: Min. 8 / Max. 20 tumbling. Enjoy the class in your favorite 7-Sat 5/3-5/24 10:30-11:15 am $44 are cancelled due to weather. *Register at $234.00 – 2 days per week 6-Sat 3/22-4/26 9:30-10:15 am $44 outfit! Instructor: Communities in Motion the Solon Community Center.* $351.00 – 3 days per week 7-Sat 5/3-5/24 9:30-10:15 am $44 NO LESSONS: March 29, April 19 $468.00 – 4 days per week NO LESSONS: March 29 and April 19 DAY DATE TIME FEE LOCATION: SCC DAY DATE TIME FEE LIMIT: Maximum of 65 children / day / session REGISTRATION: Now - 1 week prior to start. 6-Thur 4/3-4/24 11:30-Noon $34 REGISTRATION: Now - 1 week prior to start. 5-Wed 4/9-5/14 4:30-5:15 pm $45 REGISTRATION STARTS LIMIT: Maximum of 10 7-Thur 5/1-5/22 11:30-Noon $34 LIMIT: Maximum of 15 LOCATION: Chagrin Valley Roller Rink REGISTRATION: Now -1 week prior to start. SATURDAY, MAY 10 @ REGISTRATION: Now until 1 wk prior to start. 5 LIMIT: Maximum of 10 www.solonohio.org 8:00am!! 6 Youth Recreation Youth Recreation Camps

The Art of Making Domino’s Pizza Beginner Foil Fencing Progress With Chess Summer Chess Camp Bricks 4 Kidz Summer Camps GRADES K - 6 AGES 8 and Up GRADES 1 - 4 GRADES K - 8 GRADES K - 5 Here is your chance to take a tour and En-Garde…Come and join Tom Nagy, the Many studies have shown that chess playing Everyone welcome, from beginning to Bricks 4 Kidz is offering innovative educational camps for children this summer at the make your own pizza. Owner, Doug Head Coach of the ON TARGET Fencing improves higher level thinking skills such expert! This is a one week long summer Solon Community Center!!!! Join us in our exciting LEGO® adventure! Three 1-week Graham will share his story on how he Team, in learning the fundamentals and as memory, concentration and pattern chess camp, with instructional staff provid- camps will be offered over the summer. became a franchisee for Domino’s Pizza. techniques of Foil Fencing. Students will recognition. No previous experience nec- ed by Progress with Chess, Ohio’s largest Week 1: June 23 - 27 – Mining and Crafting 2 Steve is jumping for joy as he introduces the He will show you how Domino’s makes its learn the proper aspects of stretching, essary – students start at their own level. chess teaching organization. Students will newest member of his Minecraft® world. Whether or not your child has attended our first pizza and then you will have hands-on ex- footwork, lunges, attack, strategy, tactics, Instructors will be provided by Progress be placed in small groups according to age camp, reward them with the creativity and excitement this new camp has to offer. Campers perience of creating your own masterpiece. bouting and parry-riposte. Foil fencing has With Chess, a non-profit organization and skill level and engage in interactive les- will be challenged to bring their virtual designs to life by building new mob figures, mosaics Everyone will create their own 12” pizza a positive effect and improves eye-to-hand which has initiated chess programs in over sons and problem solving. Ample time will and custom models, incorporating LEGO® Bricks. So, are you ready for the challenge? with your choice of toppings. Sign up early. coordination, agility, dexterity and stamina. 50 Cleveland area schools and recreation be allotted for structured open play and Mojang © 2009-2013. “Minecraft” is a trademark of Notch Development AB which does not DAY DATE TIME FEE Education, safety and fun are key elements centers. Students will learn basic rules and challenging our instructors. There will be sponsor, authorize or endorse these programs Mon 3/24 4:00-5:00 pm $10 of the class. Coach Nagy provides all neces- principles, tactical themes and checkmate short breaks in the morning and afternoon Week 2: July 7 - 11 – Angry Birdies/Bad Piglets Enter into the world of Angry Birds® and patterns in a supportive setting. Sessions with opportunities for physical activity. Bad Piggies® … The Bricks 4 Kidz way! Campers will be challenged to physically build and K-Second grade sary equipment. will include a healthy mixture of interactive Chess sets, clocks and written curriculum destroy a level from the popular game of Angry Birds. Set your birds to flight by launching DAY DATE TIME FEE lessons and supervised open play. Chess provided. Full day campers, please pack a them on catapults and slingshots to destroy pigs. Build a working launcher to create things Tue 3/25 4:00-5:00 pm $10 Wed 4/2-5/14 6:00-7:30 pm $65 sets and written curriculum provided. brown bag lunch and drink daily. Pizza party to know down. Campers will have the ability to build different colored birds using LEGO® 3rd - 6th grade NO LESSONS: April 30 Friday, noon - 1:00 pm, parents and siblings Bricks, along with our proprietary model kits. LEGO® is a registered trademark of the LEGO® DAY DATE TIME FEE LOCATION: 33670 Aurora Road (Domino’s) LOCATION: Solon Community Center welcome. Questions, call Mike Joelson at Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse these programs. Angry Birds® LIMIT: 20 participants REGISTRATION: Now through March 29 Thur 4/3-5/22 3:30-4:30 pm $80 216-321-7000 or email at mdjoelson@ and Bad Piggies® are trademarks of Rovio Entertainment Ltd. © 2009-2013 Rovio Entertainment Ltd. LIMIT: 6 Minimum / 24 Maximum progresswithchess.org. which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse these programs. Future Scientists LOCATION: SCC DATES: August 11 – 15 Week 3: July 14 - 18 – CHI Challenge Camp Let the legend be told, that in the land of REGISTRATION: Now Chima®, only the brace survive. Eight animal tribes battle in pursuit of CHI, the balance of GRADES K - 2 Intermediate Foil Fencing Full day: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Half Day: 9:00 am - Noon or 1:00 - 4:00 pm life. Campers will have the opportunity to choose their tribe, while building and battling Future Scientists is where children ques- AGES 8 and Up LOCATION: Solon Community Center for victory. Put your Chima® skills to the test throughout this camp, by racing Speedorz® tion, challenge and examine their world Youth Yoga For individuals who have completed the FEES: and building motorized models with LEGO® Bricks. Does your tribe have what it takes to with excitement and hands-on activities! AGES 8 - 14 YEARS OLD Beginner Foil Fencing Class, the 7th & 8th Full Day: $240 by 8/4, $260 after. become the ultimate master of CHI? Your destiny awaits! Each class students experiment, analyze, Children will learn techniques for self- parries will be added along with lateral and Sibling discount, $200 by 8/4, $220 after. LEGO®, Chima® and Speedorz® are registered trademarks of the LEGO® Group of com- predict, and make a project emphasizing health and relaxation, program encourages Half Day: $140 by 8/4, $160 after. circular parries, offenses and penalties, and panies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse these programs. the topic. Taught by FUTURE SCIENTISTS referee training. Students will learn proper self-esteem and body awareness with a Sibling discount, $100 by 8/4, $120 after. REGISTER: online, access mail in form at www. trained and certified teachers. stretching, footwork, lunges, attack, strategy, physical activity that’s noncompetitive. DAY DATE TIME FEE Children derive enormous benefits from progresswithchess.org Class Topics Session 5: (1) Pressure & tactics, bouting and parry-riposte. 1-Mon-Fri 6/23-6/27 9:00-Noon $120 yoga. Physically, it enhances their flexibility, Straws, (2) Flying Higher / Science of Flight, 2-Mon-Fri 7/7-7/11 9:00-Noon $120 DAY DATE TIME FEE strength, coordination, and body awareness. (3) Sturdy Structures, (4) Magic of Balls 3-Mon-Fri 7/14-7/18 9:00-Noon $120 Wed 4/2-5/14 7:30-9:00 pm $65 In addition, their concentration and sense Baseball/Softball Skills, Drills, and DAY DATE TIME FEE of calmness and relaxation improves. Games Clinics LOCATION: SCC Meeting Rooms NO LESSONS: April 30 REGISTRATION: Solon Community Center, now until 1 week prior to start of class. 5-Mon 4/28-5/19 3:30-4:15 pm $52 LOCATION: Solon Community Center GRADES 1 - 8 DAY DATE TIME FEE LIMIT: Minimum: 8 / Maximum: 20 REGISTRATION: Now through March 29 Tue 4/22-5/27 4:30-5:30 pm $42 Our team of professionals will put players LOCATION: SCC Banquet Area LIMIT: 6 Minimum / 24 Maximum through a MAJOR LEAGUE WORKOUT ALWAYS BOAT SAFELY COURSE REGISTRATION: Now – 1 week prior to start. LOCATION: SCC Banquet Rooms while focusing on individual skill develop- Be a safe boater. Learn boating nomenclature, han- LIMIT: Minimum 5 / Maximum 12 LIMIT: Minimum 5 ment. Participants will be placed in appro- dling, how to handle emergencies, proper seamanship, Solon Community Gardens AGES 6 YEARS OLD - ADULT priate groups according to age and abilities. VHF marine radio procedures, knots, engines, traile- Participants will be allotted their very own 8’ by 6’ garden space. Plants and seeds will be provided for your Bring a water bottle, helmet, glove, and ring, docking, navigation rules, and aids to navigation. summer garden. With direction you will plan, prepare the soil, plant, weed and care for your personal garden favorite bat! (No problem if you don’t have United States Coast Guard Auxiliary certificate and during the entire summer growing season (May 17 - Oct 11). You can grow veggies, flowers and/or herbs bat or helmet.) Ohio boating certificate issued (NASBLA approved). DAY/DATE: Saturday, April 5, 2014 (hopefully not many weeds)! Sign up by yourself or as a family. Program Supervisor is Master Gardener DAYS: Saturday Mornings DATES: May 31, June 14, June 28 and July 12 TIME: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Jeanne Menger. The gardens are always open for your convenience with supervised gardening Saturday and TIMES: 9:00 – 10:30 am LOCATION: SCC Meeting Rooms Wednesday mornings 10:00 am – 12:00 pm. Cost is $45 per garden spot. LOCATION: SCP Fields or SCC FEE: $30 per person, Registration is now through April 30, with a minimum of 10 and maximum of 28. FEES: $40.00 (all 4 days) each additional family member-free www.solonohio.org 7 8 Youth Recreation Camps

Youth Ultimate Lady Comets Soccer Camps Boys’ Basketball Camps Soccer Foot Skills Clinic Solon Recreation NEW Frisbee Summer Summer Basketball Camps GRADES K - 7 GRADES 3 - 8 GRADES K - 6 16 & Under Baseball Camp GIRLS GRADES 3 - 11 Solon High School Varsity Boys’ Soccer Together with Solon High School Boys’ Keep up on your soccer skills during the AGES 16 YEARS & UNDER GRADES 4 - 8 Together with Solon High School Head Coach, Ryan Conner, and staff will hold Basketball Coach, Mike Ark and his staff off season with this excellent program. The Solon Recreation Department will Want to learn how to play Ultimate Fris- Girls’ Basketball Coach, Trish Kruse, As- week long youth soccer camps for boys will be running a week long basketball The six week training session will focus on be taking registration for 15 & 16 year bee? Now is your chance! The Solon Rec- sistants Sean Fisher and Brian Wisniewski, and girls currently in grades K - 7. Empha- camp. The camps are designed to teach the developing soccer skills and techniques. All old baseball teams for the summer. These reation Department, in conjunction with along with the varsity girls players will be sis will be on learning the fundamentals of fundamentals in a fun environment. There instructions introduced in a positive envi- teams will play neighboring communities in Cleveland Disc Association, will be offering holding week long basketball camps.The the game with individual skill training, fun will be instruction time for all the basics ronment which will increase each player’s the greater Cleveland area. The league is Cleveland’s first Ultimate summer camp camps will provide individual and team bas- games, drills and small-sided scrimmages. of basketball as well as competitions and confidence. Please bring a ball to the first called the Eastern Suburban Travel League. focusing on building skills, playing games and ketball instruction to improve fundamentals Emphasis will also be on learning the basics games. The camp for grades 6 - 8 will focus class. Questions, call Dennis Weyn To be eligible for this program, you must understanding the Spirit of the Game that and to be successful during game play. Each in an enjoyable, fast paced camp environ- on preparing players for playing competi- 440-567-9893. be a freshman or sophomore and cannot participant will receive a Solon basket- ment. Campers are grouped by skill level, tively at the middle school and high school. allows Ultimate to be played with no refer- DAY DATE TIME FEE turn 17 before August 1. Games will begin ees. All skill levels are invited to come learn ball T-shirt. Prizes will be given for team age and gender. All campers will receive a Each participant will receive a T-shirt. approximately June 1. Game days are Tues- Mon 4/7-5/19 4:00-5:00 pm $99 and play this fun and fast-growing game! champion, hot shot champion, free throw camp T-shirt. DAY DATE TIME FEE days, Thursdays & Saturdays Check out the CDA youth page for more champion, camper of the week, and camper M-F 7/21-7/25 8:30 am-11:30 pm $75 No class April 21 FEE: $110 / $100 if you register on/before 3/21 of the day. Come improve your game and DAY DATE TIME FEE information about Ultimate and this excit- Grades 3-5 Times: 4:00pm – 5:00pm REGISTRATION: Current – 3/21 or until full have fun! M-F 6/23-6/27 8:30-10:30 am $75 LIMIT: 32 participants ing new camp: http://www.cleveland-disc. M-F 7/21-7/25 12:15-3:15 pm $75 Location: SCC Gymnasium org/e/youth-summer-camp/posts DAY DATE TIME FEE Grades K-2 Fee: $99.00 Grades 6-8 M-Th 6/16-6/19 9:00 am - 2:00 pm $85 M-F 6/23-6/27 11:00 am-1:00 pm $75 DAY DATE TIME FEE Lunch 11:30 - noon Grades 3-4 LOCATION: SHS Main Gym Spring Soccer M-F 7/28-8/1 9:00 am -Noon $80 Come and join the recreation department M-Th 7/7-7/11 9:00 am - Noon $75 M-F 6/23-6/27 2:00-4:00 pm $75 Youth Baseball / Softball for another fun-filled spring soccer season. Grades 5-7 LEAGUE AGE/GRADE GAME DAYS LOCATION: Solon Community Park T-Ball 5yr by 7/31 – K(coed) M,W,F We will again be playing spring outdoor LOCATION: SHS Main/Aux gym Lacrosse Camp REGISTRATION: Online through Cleveland Disc LOCATION: SHS Football Stadium K Coach Pitch K only – no pre K(coed) M,W,F,Sat soccer at the Community Park. Games will GRADES 3 - 8 Pee Wee Gr. 1-2 Boys M,W,F,Sat Association - http://www.cleveland-disc.org/e/ begin in mid-April and run through May. youth-summer-camp/posts Gr. 3 Kid Pitch Gr. 3 Boys M,W,Th,F,Sat Divisions: Questions: Email us at youth-summer-camp@ Football Camps The “Solon Attack” Youth Lacrosse Club Gr. 4 Kid Pitch Gr. 4 Boys M,W,Th,F,Sat Girls’ Soccer Camp Major Gr. 5-6 Boys M,T,W,Th,F,Sat Division K Kindergarten Co-ed cda.ultimatecentral.com BOYS GRADES 2 - 8 and the Solon Recreation Department are GIRL GRADES 2 - 8 sponsoring a lacrosse camp for boys and Pony Gr. 7-8 Boys M,T,W,Th,F,Sat (must turn 5 years old by May 31) Together with Solon Head Football Coach Division A Gr. 1-2 Girls T,Th,Sat Lauren Wilson, Head Varsity Girls’ Soccer girls. The goal of the camp is to provide an Division B Gr. 3-4 Girls T,Th,Sat Division I-G Grade 1-2 Girls Jim McQuaide, will be holding a week long Division I-B Grade 1-2 Boys Baseball Camp Coach at Solon High School will conduct a introduction to lacrosse, developing game Division C Gr. 5-6-7 Girls M,W,F,Sat football camp. The camp will include activi- and individual skills, team play, and game HS Division Gr. 8-9-10-11 Girls Sun Evenings Division II-G Grade 3-4 Girls BOYS GRADES 3 - 8 week long girls’ soccer camp. This camp has ties such as agility drills and position tech- been designed for soccer players to work strategy. The camp will utilize field play and Division II-B Grade 3-4 Boys niques and 7-on-7 passing drills. Speedball EVALUATION DATES: Together with Solon High School Varsity video to teach and reinforce the funda- Division III-G Grade 5-6 Girls with the SHS Soccer Coaches and select for lineman will conclude each session. Thursday, April 10 Saturday, April 12 Staff will hold a week long baseball camp. mentals of lacrosse. The camp will be led Division III-B Grade 5-6 Boys Varsity Soccer Players. Girls will practice The goals for the camps are to teach the 6:15-7:15pm Division C 8:30-10:30am Majors Scheduled instruction includes hitting fun- by Kevin O’Brien, president and coach of and improve their foot skills, fundamentals, basic techniques and system of Solon High 7:30-8:30pm HS 10:45-11:45am 4th Gr. Games will be played Saturdays between damentals, bunting, throwing, cutoffs, infield the Solon Attack Youth Lacrosse Club and and tactics in a challenging and fun envi- School Football. T-shirts will be given to all 12:00-1:00pm Pony 10:00 am – 7:00 pm. Due to the increase play, outfield play, base running, pitching me- assisted by a group of seasoned lacrosse ronment. Camp provides the players with participants along with daily awards. in league size, games may be scheduled on chanics and Texas shootout games. Please a well-rounded soccer foundation that will coaches. Campers will be required to have REGISTRATION: Currently through March 21 weeknights. Practices will begin early April. FEE: bring gloves, spikes and hat, there will be a improve the individual’s level of play. Partic- DAY DATE TIME FEE a lacrosse stick. Additional equipment is optional. Campers will receive a t-shirt. T-ball, K Coach Pitch, Pee Wee, Division A FEE: $55 / $45 If you register on/ before 3/7 short lunch break around 11:00 am, bring a ipant will receive a t- shirt. M-F 7/14-7/18 9:00-Noon $75 drink and sack lunch. $60.00/Bonus: $50.00 on or before 3/21 REGISTRATION:Current – March 7 DAY DATE TIME FEE Grades 2-5 DAY DATE TIME FEE 3rd grade, 4th grade, Major, Pony, Division B, C, Team Placement: Siblings that are in the same DAY DATE TIME FEE M-F 7/28-8/1 9:00 am - Noon $75 M-F 7/14-7/18 1:00-4:00 pm $75 M-Th 6/30-7/3 1:00-4:30 pm $100 High School: division will automatically be placed on the same M-F 6/16-6/20 8:30 am -1:00 pm $85 $65.00/Bonus: $55.00 on or before 3/21 team. No requests for team placement will Grades 6-8 LOCATION: Orchard Soccer Field LOCATION: SHS Football Field be accepted. Teams will be formed after early LOCATION: SCP Varsity Baseball Field LOCATION: SHS Football Field. registration and players may be placed on wait- ing lists if teams are full. Teams will be formed according to schools and geographic location depending on registration numbers. Teams may have split neighborhood teams depending on 9 www.solonohio.org number of participants. 10 Youth Sports Aquatics

Solon Recreation Tennis Programs Youth Tennis Camps Solon GRADES 7 - 11 GRADES K - 7 Summer Performance Tennis Training The camps will feature instruction from sev- Community Center Advanced tennis lessons and tournament eral current and former Solon High School Aquatics training to Middle School, Junior Varsity and tennis players. Campers will experience Varsity level boys and girls. The program small and large group instruction and play. Spring Schedule will be led by Jim Elwing, a certified mem- Each clinic is designed to develop skills, agili- ber of the United States Professional Tennis ty, game strategy, and enhance enjoyment of Open Swim Mondays and Wednesdays Association and the Boys Varsity Coach at the sport. 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm Summer Aquatic Information Community Center Pool Information Solon High School. The program is designed 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm The Solon Community Center “Summer 35000 Portz Parkway, Solon, Ohio 44139 to give both boys and girls the opportunity DAY DATE TIME FEE M-F 6/16-6/20 9;00 am-Noon $90 Tuesdays and Thursdays Season” is May 24 – September 1. During Solon Community Center (440) 248 - 5747 to develop and improve their tennis skills 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm the summer season our members and Outdoor Pool (440) 337 – 1438 so that they will be better prepared for Session I Fridays guests are able to enjoy use of the Com- tournaments and school tennis. Children M-F 6/30-7/3 9:00 am-Noon $72 Municipal Pool Information 3:30 pm – 8:00 pm munity Center Pools and the Municipal will work on: stroke production, live ball Session II 33655 Arthur Road, Solon, Ohio 44139 Saturdays Pool during Open Swim hours. It also match situations, tactics, mental toughness, M-F 7/14-7/18 9:00 am-Noon $90 Pool Phone (440) – 248 – 0650 12:00 pm – 5:30 pm allows the member full access Community speed and footwork drills and match play. Session III The Solon Recreation Department Sundays Center privileges. Grades K - 3 is excited to introduce Carol Kus our Community Center Outdoor Pool 12:00 pm – 5:30 pm DAY DATE TIME FEE new Assistant Aquatics Coordinator. Specific Aquatic Area Access Rules for The Solon Community Center Outdoor T/TH 6/12-6/26 5:30-7:00 pm $75 NO LESSONS July 4 The pool will be open for Open Swim from Members and Guests Pool opens Memorial Day Weekend. Pre 3:30 – 8:00 pm on days that Learn to Swim Her main duties with the depart- T/TH 7/8-7/22 5:30-7:00 pm $75 • Children 11 and under must be accompa- – season hours will be held on weekends DAY DATE TIME FEE ment will be to oversee the Learn to Grades 7 & 8 is not scheduled unless otherwise noted. nied by an adult 18 or older to enter the until the Solon Schools last day of school. M-F 6/23-6/27 9;00 am-Noon $90 Swim Program including running the Community Center Facilities. T/TH 6/12-6/26 7:00-8:30 pm $75 Session I Adult Lap Swim registration, training the staff and • Children 8 and under must be accompa- PRE - SEASON M-F 7/7-7/11 9:00 am-Noon $90 T/TH 7/8-7/22 7:00-8:30 pm $75 Monday – Friday working with participants to develop nied by an adult 18 or older in the pool area. COMMUNITY CENTER Session II 5:30 am – 9:00 pm Grades 9-11 a love for being in the water. Carol • Children 6 and under do not need a pass OUTDOOR POOL HOURS M-F 7/21-7/25 9:00 am-Noon $90 Saturday and Sunday but need to be accompanied by an adult 18 LOCATION: SCP Tennis Courts has a bachelor’s degree in Health and Starting Memorial Day Weekend Session III 8:00 am – 5:30 pm or older to enter the facility. Physical Education from the College of Saturday, May 24 12:00 pm – 5:30 pm Grades 4 - 7 • Children 5 and under must be accompa- Adult & Toddler Mount Saint Joseph in Cincinnati and Sunday, May 25 12:00 pm – 5:30 pm LOCATION: SCP Tennis Court nied in the water by an adult 18 or older Monday, Wednesday and Friday Master’s degree in Physical Education wearing a bathing suit. Monday, May 26 12:00 pm – 5:30 pm 10:00 am – 12:00 pm and Athletic Training from Kent State • ALL Community Center Members may en- Saturday, May 31 12:00 pm – 5:30 pm Safe Sitter Babysitting Tuesday and Thursday University. She retired in 2009 from ter the aquatic area using their Membership. Sunday, June 1 12:00 pm – 5:30 pm AGES 11 - 13 student must turn 11 by the class 11:00 am – 1:00 pm the Cuyahoga County Board of Devel- Guests must be a Solon resident or ac- Saturday, June7 12:00 pm – 5:30 pm University Hospitals is offering the SafeSitter Babysitting Class for interested boys *** companied by a Solon Community Center Sunday, June 8 12:00 pm – 5:30 pm and girls. This program, as designed by UH, is a medically accurate, hands-on class that Toddler Swim will be cancelled on days that opmental Disabilities where she was Member. Resident Non - Members may teaches how to handle emergencies when caring for children. Participants will learn: the Solon Schools are scheduled a Physical Education and Swimming Thursday, June 13 not bring in guests. Members under the • What to do when a child chokes to be closed. We will hold Toddler Instructor for thirty one years. Carol Start Regular Summer Hours Swim on snow days. age of 18 may only bring in one guest. All • Safety for the sitter has also been teaching swimming in *** non- member Solon resident guests must Community Center Pool (Both Pools) surrounding communities for the past • How to call for emergency help Child must be accompanied in the water show proof of residency. Children ages 16 Regular Hours Open Swim • Babysitting business skills by an adult. thirty-eight years. She is married, has and under or non driving adults may pur- Friday – Monday 11:00 am – 8:45 pm • Basic child care skills (feeding, diapering, etc…) *** three children, three grandchildren chase a Solon resident I.D. card at the main Tuesday – Thursday 1:00 – 8:45 pm registration desk during all regular center *The outdoor pool may close at 7:00 pm • How to entertain and keep children safe The play feature will be turned on during and three dogs. When not working, starting August 13 due to darkness. the last half hour of toddler swim. Carol enjoys spending quiet time at business hours for $3.00. Residents without DATE: Saturday, April 26 TIME: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm LOCATION: SCC Meeting Rooms proof of residency will be denied access. home in West Salem. COST: $50.00 REGISTRATION: Now through April 15. Glenwillow residents pay the non-resident *PLEASE NOTE: The Community Center LIMIT: 16 Minimum/24 Maximum WELCOME CAROL! daily fee. Outdoor Pool hours will change at the end of the season when school resumes. The end of the season hours will be posted at 11 www.solonohio.org the outdoor pool. 12 Aquatics Water Exercise Classes

Adult Lap Swim (Indoor Pool) Introduction to Registration will take place at the Solon Winter / Spring Water Exercise Classes January 2 – June 12 Monday – Friday 5:30 am – 8:45 pm Community Center. On the first day of Springboard Diving DAY CLASS INSTRUCTOR TIME LOCATION Saturday & Sunday 8:00 am – 8:45 pm AGES 8 AND UP registration one number will be given per family to sign up. Numbers will be given out Mon Water Jogging Paula 8:25 am SCC starts 1/6/14 Municipal Pool Information Join the new and improved springboard starting at 9:00 am. After receiving your Silver Splashes Paula 9:10 am SCC starts 1/6/14 The Solon Municipal Pool will open for diving class run by SHS and American number please check the approximate time Watercise Lynn 10:00 am SCC starts 1/6/14 Open Swim on Monday, June 16 through Flyer’s Diving Coach, Marc Cahalane. This you should arrive to register. Please arrive Water Jogging Paula 8:00 pm SCC starts 1/6/14 Sunday, August 10. Regular Open Swim learn to dive class will give a more in depth about 10 minutes early, so forms can be Tue Watercise Lynn 9:00 am SCC starts 1/7/14 filled out. Sign up can only take place when Times and programs are scheduled daily. introduction to basic springboard diving Wed Water Jogging Paula 8:25 am SCC starts 1/8/14 skills in a fun, positive and safe learning forms are filled out completely. Member- Silver Splashes Paula 9:10 am SCC starts 1/8/14 Municipal Pool Open Swim Hours environment. Coach Cahalane will use state ship and Level check will take place before Monday – Sunday 1:30 – 5:30 pm of the art equipment including trampoline, number is called. Watercise Lynn 10:00 am SCC starts 1/8/14 The Municipal Pool will be closed June 14 & dry board and safety harnesses. The course Water Jogging Paula 8:00 pm SCC starts 1/8/14 Numbers are only good on the first day 15 for a swim meet. All regularly scheduled will culminate with a diving meet, judged of registration. Getting a number does not Thur Watercise Lynn 9:00 am SCC starts 1/9/14 programs and open swims are cancelled by current Divers and Alumni of Coach guarantee a spot. Breakfast Club after that weekend. Cahalane’s Program. Prospective students Fri Water Jogging Paula 8:25 am SCC starts 2/10/14 must be able to swim unassisted in deep Please help us make the registration go Silver Splashes Paula 9:10 am SCC starts 1/10/14 Summer Swim Team water. Please arrive 5-10 minutes early, quickly: have your membership card out *SOLON RESIDENTS ONLY bring “old” t-shirt, no goggles required. at the time of sign up. Memberships must Sat Watercise Lynn 8:45 am SCC starts 1/11/14

Participants must be under 19 years of age be current to receive the resident mem- Sun Water Jogging Paula 11:15 am SCC starts 1/12/14 and be able to swim the length of the pool DAY DATE TIME FEE bership discount. If you are not a member SCC = Solon Community Center Indoor Pool (25 yards) in at least one of the competitive M/W 6/16-7/23 4:00-5:00 pm $150 you must show proof of residency. (Drivers strokes. The team practices at the Solon licenses, home phone, gas or electric bill High School Pool and compete against LOCATION: SHS Diving Well with your name on it) other local community teams. Home meets PARTICIPANTS: 10 Learn to Swim is very popular, to allow for Solon Community Center will be held Tuesday evenings at the SHS fair registration, each child may only sign up June 16 – August 10 pool. Parents will be needed to help run Learn to Swim Summer Water Exercise Classes for one session. Early registration cannot the home meets. All participants receive a Information Spring / Summer DAY CLASS INSTRUCTOR TIME LOCATION be taken. You may only register your own T–shirt and will be invited to an “end of the The Solon Recreation Aquatic Staff is very Mon Water Jogging Paula 8:00 am SCC starts 6/16/14 children. After one week of registration season” party. happy to provide the American Red Cross Water Exercise Paula 8:00 pm SMP starts 6/16/14 parents may call Carol Kus at the SCC for Learn to Swim Program. If you are unsure DAY DATE TIME FEE availability of openings. Tue Silver Splashes Paula 8:00 am SCC starts 6/17/14 of your child’s level please contact Carol M-F 6/16-7/31 7:30 am $45/55* Watercise Lynn 10:00 am SMP starts 6/17/14 Kus at the community center before the Children cannot be placed in higher level Brunch Bunch to follow class LOCATION: Indoor Pool registration date. Class information dates before passing present level. If you are un- Wed Water Jogging Paula 8:00 am SCC starts 6/18/14 *Glenwillow Resident and fees are available at the dates listed sure of the level to place your child please below. Learn to Swim (LTS) are offered to call Carol Kus at the SCC, 440-248-5747 Watercise Lynn 6:00 pm SMP starts 6/18/14 DJ Days at the Pool Solon residents only. before registration day. If needed students Water Exercise Paula 8:00 pm SMP starts 6/18/14 will be evaluated for the Spring lessons on Grab your swimsuit, towel, sun glasses Summer Learn to Swim 2014 Thur Silver Splashes Paula 8:00 am SCC starts 6/19/14 and sunscreen. Come up to the pool and Friday, March 7, 5:30 – 6:30 pm. Summer Watercise Lynn 10:00 am SMP starts 6/19/14 Registration begins at the SCC on Saturday lessons for new students being evaluated,- listen to some of your favorite tunes while May 17, 9:00 am – Noon. Classes run mid- Brunch Bunch to follow class enjoying the company of family and friends. Friday, May 16, 5:30 – 6:30 pm. June – mid-August. Information about days Fri Water Jogging Paula 8:00 am SCC starts 6/20/14 The cost is your regular price of admission. and times of classes available at the SCC Registration can only be done in person; Sat Watercise Lynn 9:00am SMP starts 6/21/14 The concession stand will be open and after May 2. Classes are taught at the SCC no phone registration will be taken. You Sun Water Jogging Paula 12:15pm SMP starts 6/22/14 serving a variety of summer treats for you Outdoor Pool or Solon Municipal Pool . may only register your own children. Early to purchase. registration cannot be taken. SCC = Solon Community Center Outdoor Pool SMP = Solon Municipal Pool Learn to Swim (LTS) is offered to Solon Friday, June 13 from 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm Please note classes can change without notice. residents only. If you are not a current resi- Saturday, July 12 from 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm Fees: SCC members may pay a drop in fee of $5 per class or purchase a class pass for $3 per class. Solon residents who are not dent member of the SCC you will be asked members pay $5 per class plus the SCC drop in fee for each class. Silver splash class is open only to Silver Sneakers members. to show proof of residency at the time of Picture ID is required if you are not a member. Call SCC at (440) 248-5747 for more information. registration. Please review the following 13 points before registering. www.solonohio.org 14 Adults Fitness Room Classes

Adult Open Hoops Adult Evening Tennis Wellness Services TRX Training ADULTS 18 AND OVER ADULTS 21 AND OVER Need a personal trainer or dietitian to The TRX System is here and offers sus- Community Center FITNESS FOCUS help you with your health and fitness goals? pension full body training to build power, Each month up in the fitness room, Open adult gym basketball will again be of- A fun, recreational opportunity to play Check out our Wellness Services brochure strength, flexibility, and balance; all with the Banquet Hall Rental we spotlight a topic to help keep you fered during the school year. This program singles and doubles. Instructors will coordi- and sign up with our team of experts to use of a cutting-edge training tool of sus- healthy and fit. Along with the topic, The banquet hall can be rented as one is open to Solon residents and individuals nate play and offer a few instructional tips. give you the tools you need to reach your pension straps. Change the way you train we will feature an large room to accommodate a gathering who work in Solon or graduated from Class will be held at the SCP Tennis Courts goals. and make your body your machine! Level: Solon High School. Organized “pick-up” - tennis balls will be supplied. ‘Ultimate Exercise of the month’ of up to 240 people based on set-up or Advanced it can be separated into three separate games will be played at the Orchard Middle DAY DATE TIME FEE and ‘Healthy Recipe of the month’ Looking for an affordable way to utilize our School gym. SCC members are admitted to give you practical assistance personal training? Now the Community Swim Technique rooms. Each individual banquet room Tues 6/17-7/22 7:30-9:00 pm $42 can accommodate up to 75 people free with CC pass. with your journey of wellness. Center offers Small Group Training Classes. Improve your swim stroke and speed with this combination class of both technique based on set-up. The banquet hall opens DAY TIME FEE Adult Drill Session Stop by the fitness desk for these Call for more information. handouts each month or instruction and fitness training. Individual to a beautiful terrace, which is ideal Saturdays 9:00-11:00 am $5 ADULTS PilatesStick Training catch it in the newsletter. feedback and drills will be recommended for cocktails, dining alfresco or just for PilatesStick Training is an advanced Pilates Join us for a fast and exciting drill session! to improve stroke efficiency within the conversation. FEE: Per session with id March format that adds resistance to the tradi- Instructors will run the drills with a “ball eight classes. Whether you are looking All of the three banquet rooms have Exercise and the Brain tional Pilates mat exercises. Offered in a feeding” format. Held at the SCP Tennis for personal performance enhancement drop-down ceilings screens for audio- Adult Open Volleyball Fitness Desk Health Tips: small group format or individual training Courts. or development of swim technique, our visual presentations. There is also a PA ADULTS 18 AND OVER Exercise and the Brain: sessions, you will experience many of instructors will assist you in reaching your system and Internet service. Audio-visual DAY DATE TIME FEE More Reasons to Keep Moving the traditional Pilates exercises with an Adult volleyball will be offered again goals. Level: Intermediate to Advanced equipment is available for groups to rent. Tues 6/17-7/22 6:00-7:00 pm $42 Exercise of the Month: innovative tool that simulates the tradition- throughout the school year. Join us for The Solon Community Center provides 5 Exercises for Golf al Pilates equipment. PilatesStick offers a Fitness Room Orientation Classes a fun filled night of action above the nets tables and chair, while the renter is Recipe of the Month: method of movement to stretch, strength- (For more information on any of these fitness at the Solon Middle School gym. SCC responsible for all event decorations. Low Fat Oven Fried Chicken en and balance the body with focused programs call (440)248-5747 x2125 or stop members are admitted free with CC pass. Renters must complete a Rental breathing patterns, led by an industry by the SCC to register!) Contract and provide a $300 refundable Open Volleyball will not be held when April ASK THE TRAINER! certified, experienced Pilates Instructor and security deposit when booking a room. school is closed. Walking~ A Step in the Right Direction Fitness Room Orientation Class ADULTS Personal Trainer. Affordable pricing includes Upon conclusion, the renter will receive DAY TIME FEE Fitness Desk Health Tips: Need help using the fitness equipment? individual sessions or duets/shared sessions, a security deposit refund unless damage 6 Week Walking Program Sign up for this FREE class offered to Wed 6:30-8:30 pm $3 Sunday, March 2 see our Wellness Services price list for has been caused. Exercise of the Month: patrons ages 14 and up a basic introduction 8:30 - 10:30 am more information. The Solon Community Center Stretches for Walking to the cardio and strength training equip- FEE: Per session with id Wednesday, March 19 allows renters to use the caterer of Recipe of the Month: Fitness Machines ment. The fitness staff will cover exercise 5:30 - 7:30 pm their choice. Alcohol is permitted at Wild Rice Spring Rolls Unsure how to begin a basic strength guidelines, proper technique and set up of Co-ed Sand Volleyball League functions. If alcohol is being served or with Asian Dipping Sauce training program? Want to make sure you machines, and basic equipment function. ADULTS Saturday, April 5 if a party takes place on Friday, Saturday are getting the most out of your workout? Youth Fitness Certification Class 9:30 - 11:30 am May or Sunday nights, then a security officer The Recreation Sand Volleyball League is a Let our trainers teach you how to use our This FREE 90 minute class is designed to Wednesday, April 23 Sitting is the New Smoking must be present. The Solon Recreation co-ed adult program. Teams must consist Nautilus machines to improve strength of teach kids age 11 through 13 how to use 8:00 - 10:00 am Fitness Desk Health Tips: Department will secure the officer from of a minimum of 6 players and a maximum the muscles in your legs, chest, back, arms the Fitness Room equipment safely and Sitting All Day Could Shorten Your Life the Solon Police Department and the of 15 on the team roster. All players must and abdominals/trunk. Experience the properly. The class is interactive, allowing Sunday, May 4 Exercise of the Month: renter is responsible to pay the officer be listed on a current roster to partici- numerous benefits of increased strength. kids to try the equipment with instruction 8:00 - 10:00 am Modified Side Plank at the conclusion of the function. (The pate. Teams must register, pay league fees Level: All levels on proper set up and technique. Exercise Thursday, May 15 Recipe of the Month: hourly rate is set and is subject to change and turn in completed roster by Monday, guidelines appropriate for this age group 6:00 - 8:00 pm Low-Cal Mashed Cauliflower Indoor/Outdoor Boot Camp by the Solon Police Department.) June 2. Space available to teams with Solon Challenge your limits with a combination are also discussed. Certificates are issued Residents only. Games held at the Solon June For additional banquet hall, Wednesday, June 4 of strength, power, endurance, core and upon completion of the class. Kids (ages Be Sun Wise meeting room or Community Park Sand Volleyball Courts 5:30 - 7:30 pm flexibility stations. Train with a military twist 11-13) must complete this class prior to Fitness Desk Health Tips: youth lounge information, facility DAY DATE TIME FEE Saturday, June 21 and never have another boring workout using any equipment in the fitness room Action Steps for Sun Protection Mon/ 6/16-mid 6 pm, 7 pm, 8 pm $125 again! Level: Advanced (may not be suitable for and after completion must be accompanied availability or to schedule a function, 9:00 - 11:00 am Exercise of the Month: Thurs August per team individuals with medical limitations.) by an adult at all times. please contact E. David Peleg Wall Squats with Ball ([email protected]) For more information on any of these Recipe of the Month: or Laura Kent (lkent@solonohio. Slow Cooker Vegetable Curry fitness programs call (440)248-5747 x2125 or stop by and register! org) or call 440.248.5747. 15 www.solonohio.org 16 Blue Ribbon Adapted Recreation

The mission of the Solon Blue Ribbon Adapted Recreation Program is to provide high quality recreation and leisure activities for persons Cosmic Bowling LOCATION: Fieldstone Farm (440) 708-0013 Hike Acacia Reservation, 16497Snyder Road, Chagrin Falls with developmental disabilities, enabling each to enhance his or her personal potential by sharing in the emotional, social, and physical AGES12 AND OVER Cleveland Metroparks benefits fostered by such community-based activities. REGISTRATION: Now through April 11 AGES 12 AND OVER Come join in the fun! Bowl as many games LIMIT: Minimum 3/Maximum 10 Blue Ribbon programs are open to non-Solon residents as well as residents. Register at the Solon Community Center between 6 am and as you can in a truly cosmic experience! Let’s explore the newest jewel in the 7:30 pm (weekdays) and 8 am and 5:30 pm (weekends) at 35000 Portz Parkway, Solon, OH 44139, or a mail in registration form can be Shoe rental and one slice of pizza included. emerald necklace, located in Lyndhurst. found at the website: www.solonohio.org. Click on “Recreation” in the center of the screen, then the “Blue Ribbon Programming” tab, We can hike along the 1.7 mile paved trail then the link to the “Blue Ribbon Registration Form”. Please allow enough time prior to the registration deadline for mail-in registration. DAY DATE TIME FEE throughout the park. Transportation will be For more information, to volunteer, or to make a donation, contact Linda Creviston at (440)337-1427 or [email protected]. Fri 4/18, 7/11 5:00-7:00 pm $17 provided to and from the Center.

In order to obtain the most up to date programming information, it is highly recommended to subscribe to the “Notify Me” Blue Ribbon LOCATION: Solon Freeway Lanes Recreation Program email list. Just go to the www.solonohio.org website, scroll down to “Notify Me” in the center of the screen on the 33185 Bainbridge Road, Solon DAY DATE TIME FEE home page, type in your email address, click sign in, and click on the subscribe icon next to the Blue Ribbon Recreation Program and/or REGISTRATION: Now through April 11 & July 3 Sun 5/18 2:00-4:30 pm $3

Blue Ribbon Volunteers. You can also like us at www.facebook/solonblueribbon LIMIT: Minimum 10/Maximum 30 LOCATION: Cedar Road, across from Beachwood Mall, Lyndhurst Learning Consultation Services. Participants Indoor Swim Party The Rock Climbing Wall Geocaching REGISTRATION: Now through May 9 AGES 10 AND OVER AGES 12 AND OVER should bring favorite books in any media ALL AGES LIMIT: Minimum 5/Maximum 10 format. Other materials will be provided. Test your strength and determination by Geocaching is the sport of using GPS tech- Come out for a party in the pool! There’s Fishing & Picnicking Walking for Fun & Fitness “climbing the wall” at the Solon Commu- nology to search for and find caches that DAY DATE TIME FEE plenty of room and many water features for at Timberlake Park lots of water play/swimming in the awesome AGES 12 AND OVER nity Center. Sessions will be supervised by have been hidden around the world. Cleve- Mon 4/7-5/12 3:30-5:00 pm $78 AGES 15 AND OVER aquatic facility. The party will continue with Jillian Ricca, giving individual attention to land Metroparks has many caches hidden Mon 5/19-6/30 3:30-5:00 pm $78 Let’s get together for some walking exer- sub sandwich and sides. Bring your fishing pole, complete with each participant. within its borders. You’ll have to appreciate cise. We will provide transportation to and hooks, line, and sinkers; and we’ll supply the being outdoors during some chilly spring NO CLASS: May 26 (Memorial Day) from the Solon Community Center, leaving DAY DATE TIME FEE DAY DATE TIME FEE bait. Rachel Nagle, the outdoor recreation hiking sessions. Geochaching in spring (be- LOCATION: Solon Community Center for the South Chagrin Reservation, where Tues 3/25-4/22 6:30-7:15 pm $10 Sat 4/26 6:00-8:00 pm $10 inclusion specialist from the Cleveland Met- fore the leaves are out) ensures our success 35000 Portz Parkway, Solon we can use their paved walking trails. Exer- 7:30-8:30 pm dinner roparks Institute of the Great Outdoors, is LOCATION: Solon Community Center while searching for the elusive cache. REGISTRATION: Now through March 28 & May 9 cising is so much more fun when you share partnering with us to show us what fishing 35000 Portz Parkway Solon LIMIT: Minimum 4 /Maximum 9 LOCATION: Solon Community Center Pool the experience with others. REGISTRATION: Now through March 14 DAY DATE TIME FEE 35000 Portz Parkway, Solon is really all about and to provide a limited LIMIT: Minimum 1 / Maximum 4 Sat 3/29, 4/19 1:00-3:00 pm $6 YogaReach REGISTRATION: Now through April 18 number of fishing poles and tackle if you DAY DATE TIME FEE LIMIT: Maximum 80 5/10 AGES 13 AND OVER need it. Also bring your appetite, because Tues 5/20-6/17 6:30-7:30 pm $5

we’ll provide you with a sub sandwich LOCATION: Cleveland Metroparks, meeting The focus will be on abilities, not disabili- Is Therapeutic Horseback picnic with all the trimmings. No fishing LOCATION: Solon Community Center area TBD ties. This yoga class will help your body flow, REGISTRATION: Now through March 21 Riding For You? license required. The Ohio Dept. of Natural 35000 Portz Parkway, Solon teach you mindfulness and will connect you LIMIT: Minimum 3 / Maximum 10 AGES 4 AND OVER Resources has proclaimed May 4th as a REGISTRATION: Now through May 9 with new friends. YogaReach has been a Free Fishing Day. LIMIT: Minimum 3/Maximum 10 popular experience for a very long time in Tour the Fieldstone Farm and Therapeutic The World of Books Mayfield Village and we are very pleased to Horseback Riding Center (TRC). Witness DAY DATE TIME FEE Bingo / Table Games AGES 15 AND OVER provide it in Solon. Try it…you’ll love your a class in riding or carriage driving, interact Sun 5/4 2:00-4:00 pm $10 & Dinner Night abilities! Instructors: Char Grossman, with the horse and make a treat and feed Join Dr. Lisa Audet for an opportunity to enjoy LOCATION: Root Road (north off Pettibone AGES 12 AND OVER shared reading, story writing, and the world Therapeutic Yoga Specialist and Nationally the horses. Everyone will be able to enjoy Road, East of Aurora road) Solon of books. Each session will be customized to Certified School Psychologist and Yog a - some one-on-one time with the horses. REGISTRATION: Now through April 25 Come enjoy a fun night with your friends, Reach team members (yoga-reach.org). Our tour will be conducted by a TRC staff playing a variety of table games, winning the levels of the participants so that every- LIMIT: Minimum 15/Maximum 35 one participates and has the opportunity to instructor & volunteers. Transportation can prizes, and eating lots of pizza and salad. DAY DATE TIME FEE expand their enjoyment of books in hand, be provided from the Community Center, Mon 4/7-5/19 6:30-7:30 pm $64 leaving at 5:15 pm, returning at 8:15 pm. DAY DATE TIME FEE on CD, on the web (e-books) and to create an original story. Dr. Audet has over 25 years Mon 6/2-7/7 6:30-7:30 pm $64 Fri 5/23 6:30-8:30 pm $9 DAY DATE TIME FEE of experience in the field of speech, language NO CLASS: April 14 Wed 4/30 6:00-7:30 pm $6 and behavior, with specialty in autism spec- LOCATION: Solon Community Center Craft LOCATION: Grantwood Golf Course Banquet Room 38855 Aurora Road, Solon trum and related disorders. She is an Assis- Room 35000 Portz Parkway, Solon A responsible adult must accompany each partici- tant Professor of Speech Pathology at Kent REGISTRATION: Now - March 28 & May 23 REGISTRATION: Now through May 16 pant and is free. LIMIT: Minimum 10/Maximum 60 State and is the owner of Communication & LIMIT: Minimum 8 www.solonohio.org 17 18 Blue Ribbon Adapted Recreation

Lake Metroparks Farmpark Take a Hike into History Picnic with Volleyball/Cornhole/ Porthouse Theater, Let’s Hit the Beach AGES 14 AND OVER AGES 12 AND OVER Horseshoes performing My Fair Lady AGES 12 AND OVER AGES 12 AND OVER AGES 16 AND OVER SOLON POLICE Visit this unique science and cultural center Hike with us in beautiful Euclid Creek Let’s kick back and enjoy the sun and surf DEPARTMENT Join us for a summertime burger and devoted to agriculture, farming and country Reservation as we learn of the historical Porthouse offers audiences the finest in and sand of beautiful Lake Erie at Head- CITIZENS POLICE life. Experience milking a cow, learn how significance of this area, including the site of hot dog cook-out with all the trimmings, professional summer theater, set in the lands Beach State Park. A fried chicken with cheese is made, witness dozens of breeds the bluestone quarries (bluestone was used along with play in volleyball, cornhole and beautiful Blossom Music Center. The 500 sides picnic will be provided. Transportation ACADEMY of livestock, explore the plant science extensively in the building of Cleveland) horseshoes. What a great way to spend a seat, covered outdoor pavilion is the per- will be provided to and from Solon Com- The Solon Police Department (SPD) center and discover modern and antique and the town of Bluestone, built to serve summer early evening with friends, food fect venue to experience one of America’s munity Center. will be hosting its spring Citizens Po- tractors and farm equipment. Transporta- the workers in the quarries. Our tour guide and fun. most favorite musicals…My Fair Lady. lice Academy beginning Tuesday, April 8, will be Ms. Gloria Grose, who has explored DAY DATE TIME FEE tion will be provided to and from the SCC. Transportation will be provided to and 2014. The length of the course is nine DAY DATE TIME FEE Sat 7/5 2:00-6:00 pm $8 DAY DATE TIME FEE this area extensively. Transportation will be from the SCC. Fri 6/20 6:00-8:00 pm $7 weeks and are scheduled for Tuesday provided to and from the SCC. DAY DATE TIME FEE LOCATION: Headlands Beach State Park Sun 5/25 12:00-5:00 pm $8 evenings 6:30-9:30 pm. All classes (ex- DAY DATE TIME FEE Fri 6/27 6:00-11:00 pm $26 9601 Headlands Road, Mentor clusive of Medical Examiner’s Office) LOCATION: Solon Community Park Pavilion LOCATION: 8800 Euclid Chardon Road, Sat 6/7 12:30-3:00 pm $3 REGISTRATION: Now through June 20 Portz Parkway, Solon LOCATION: Porthouse Theatre (330)672-3884 will be held in Solon. Applicants must Kirtland LIMIT: Minimum 5 /Maximum 10 REGISTRATION: Now through June 13 1145 West Steels Corners Road be 18 years of age by March 1, 2014 REGISTRATION: Now through May 16 LOCATION: Euclid Creek Reservation LIMIT: Minimum 12 /Maximum 50 Cuyahoga Falls and must be a resident or business LIMIT: Minimum 5 /Maximum 10 Cleveland Metroparks REGISTRATION: Now through May 30 Shuffleboard owner/manager in the City of Solon. REGISTRATION: Now through May 30 AGES 12 AND OVER Blue Ribbon Summer Camp LIMIT: Minimum 4 /Maximum 10 Applicants are subject to a background LIMIT: Minimum 4 /Maximum 10 check and may be denied acceptance KINDERGARTEN - GRADE 12 Join us for a fun-filled time together, learn- Experience the Solon Blue Ribbon ing and playing the game of shuffleboard. into the academy based upon those Blue Ribbon/ Softball League checks. There is no fee to attend. Solon Schools and the Solon Recreation Putt Putt Golf Tour Solon Police AGES 12 AND OVER Department jointly sponsor a six week DAY DATE TIME FEE AGES 12 AND OVER The Citizens Police Academy pro- Department summer camp for students with develop- Tues 7/8-7/29 6:30-7:30 pm $8 Join the league!! You will be a member of gram is designed to give participants Bowling mental disabilities. The camp will provide Always a summertime highlight is playing a your designated softball team for the season. LOCATION: The patio outside the Solon a working knowledge of the SPD. The services for students receiving Extended Tournament Everyone plays and all abilities are welcome. round of miniature golf with your friends, Community Center Banquet Rooms purpose of the academy is to increase School Year (ESY) services and will also AGES 10 AND OVER All participants must bring their own mitt. followed by an ice cream treat. We will be REGISTRATION: Now through June 27 citizen awareness of the day-to-day include a recreation component. Extended All other equipment is provided. Returning doing all this at 3 different putt-putt golf LIMIT: Minimum 4 /Maximum 8 operation of the SPD by educating Our first ever School Year eligibility and programming to lead the league are Andrew Destefano courses in our area. Transportation will be them on topics relative to the role of a bowling tour will be discussed by your child’s Individual and Tom Heines. Now come on out and provided to and from the SCC. Karaoke and Dance Night police officer in the City. The academy nament, joining Educational Plan (IEP) team. Registration have some fun in the all-American summer is not intended to make citizens into members from the Solon packets are available at the Community DAY DATE TIME FEE AGES 12 AND OVER pastime…Softball!! Volunteers are needed!! police officers, but to allow citizens to Police Department and the Blue Ribbon Center. Thurs Below 5:30-8:00 pm $9 Please state T-shirt size at registration. Come sing, dance, eat and be merry. Our learn more about police operations. Recreation Program. For tournament amazing DJ, Denise Formica, will be serving DAY DATE TIME FEE July 3: The Dome (440)543-1211 divisioning, you will need to provide a valid DAY DATE TIME FEE 8198 Washington Street, Bainbridge up the best music jams this side of Solon. During the sessions students will be M-F 6/23-8/1 9:00 am -2:00 pm $1000 bowling average at registration. Awards, Sun 6/8-7/20 1:30-3:00 pm $35 July 10: Fun’n’Stuff (330)467-0820 A dinner of lasagna, tossed salad, rolls, juice presented with information on various pizza and a drink will be provided after the 661 Highland Road, Macedonia and water will be served. aspects of police work as it relates competition. NO CLASSES: July 4 (Independence Day) to our community. At the end of the FEE: Includes team baseball cap, shirt and pizza July 17: Fantasy Island (440)241-2303 party. LOCATION: Specific classrooms within the 8295 Washington Street, Bainbridge DAY DATE TIME FEE course, graduates will be permitted to Solon School District TBD DAY DATE TIME FEE LOCATION: Solon Community Park Fields #8 Fri 7/18 6:30-9:00 pm $10 schedule a ride along with a patrol of- REGISTRATION: Now through March 7 Sun 6/1 1:00-3:30 pm $8 and #9 (adjacent to Parkside School) FEE: $9 all 3 trips plus money for games ($5) LIMIT: Maximum 12 per elementary/middle LOCATION: Solon Community Center Banquet ficer for one evening. Graduates of the REGISTRATION: Now through May 16 and the cost of ice cream treats for each outing. school/high school classroom. Rooms 35000 Portz Parkway, Solon Citizens Police Academy will be eligible LOCATION: Solon Freeway Lanes LIMIT: Minimum 2 /Maximum 6 teams REGISTRATION: Now through June 20 REGISTRATION: Now through July 11 for any future police related volun- 33185 Bainbridge Road, Solon LIMIT: Minimum 4 /Maximum 10 teer opportunities. To obtain further REGISTRATION: Now through May 9 Mayfield information or to submit an application LIMIT: Minimum 20 /Maximum 60 Village Parks and Recreation offers a variety of adaptive recreation programs. please contact Sergeant Cabot Visit mayfieldvillage.com (under the Recreation Department) for more information or call 440.461.5163. at (440) 337-1470 or email [email protected]. The deadline for applications is March 1, 2014. 19 www.solonohio.org 20 REGISTER www.grantwoodgolf.comONLINE AT Grantwood For more information Solon Senior Center call the Pro Shop (440) 248-4646

GRANTWOOD Intermediate Juniors Ballroom Dance Card Playing Parties GOLF ACADEMY AGES 11-16 Open to the public - no partner required! Pinochle, Poker and more... Themed luncheons, dinners, dances and Refreshments! Mondays: Pinochle, Maj, Bridge more take place throughout the month, CAMP & CLINIC SCHEDULES Spring DAY DATE TIME FEE Tuesdays: International Rummy, Poker refer to the Senior Newsletter. DAY TIME FEE Thursdays: International Rummy (1st & Summer Camps Wed 4/30-5/28 4:00-4:50 pm $99/$119 Fri 1:30 pm $5 3rd), Poker, Bridge (eve) Residents $315 / Non-Residents $340 Sat 5/3-5/31 11:00-11:50 am $99/$119 MONDAY – FRIDAY 10: 00 am-3:00 pm Friday: Bridge (eve) Bingo and Lunch (Lunch Not provided.) Summer Time: Varies, no charge Wed 7/9-8/6 4:00-4:50 pm $99/$119 AGES 10 AND UP DAY TIME FEE Sat 7/12-8/9 11;00-11:50 am $99/$119 Excursions Fri 12:00 pm $5 Travel to local and regional attractions, as Week 1 – June 23-27 Fall Week 2 – July 7-11 well as casinos, restaurants, performance Wed 9/3-10/8 4:00-4:50 pm $99/$119 Brainercise arts and sporting events, shopping and Week 3 – July 21-25 2014 Golf Rates Exercise your brain with non-computerized Sat 9/6-10/11 11:00-11:50 am $99/$119 Monday - Friday more. Excursions happen throughout the Week 4 – July 28-31 High School games. Supported by Family Tree Home Care Tour Prep Camp ($275) No Lesson 9/24, 10/4 Walk Ride month, refer to the Senior Newsletter.

Week 5 – Aug 4-8 9 Holes $18.00 $24.00 DAY TIME FEE Garden Club 18 Holes $27.00 $39.00 3rd Wed 1:00 pm FREE Learn new techniques, become a member Pickle-Ball Junior Clinics Adult Clinics Junior/Senior 9 Holes 5 Week Sessions of the Senior Center Garden Crew and/ A bit of tennis, racquetball, badminton and 5 Week Sessions (18 & Under or 60+) Book Discussion at SSC or visit local establishments with a garden ping-pong all rolled up into one-using a Little Linksters Get Golf Ready 1 For Beginners $11.00 $16.00 Lively discussion facilitated by librarians focus. Contact Sally for future dates and paddleball racquet and slower ball. Instruc- AGES 4-6 Spring Junior/Senior 18 Holes $16.00 $26.00 from the Solon Public Library. Books are on opportunities. Supported by Fintegra Financial tion provided for new players. Competition reserve at the library, or can be picked-up Spring DAY DATE TIME FEE Twilight After 6:00 pm $10.00 $16.00 available for those with experience. Play in for the next month on discussion day. SCC gym. DAY DATE TIME FEE Wed 4/30-5/28 5:00-6:00 pm $139/$149 Life Writing Saturday, Sunday & Holidays Tue 4/29-5/27 4:00-4:50 pm $99/$119 DAY TIME FEE Share your lifetime of experiences. Sat 5/3-5/31 1:00-2:00 pm $139/$149 Walk Ride DAY TIME FEE Sat 5/3-5/31 9:00-9:50 am $99/$119 Summer 4th Tues 10:30 am FREE DAY TIME FEE Tues/Th 10:00 am FREE 18 Holes before 2:00 pm $32.00 $44.00 Summer Wed 7/9-8/6 5:00-6:00 pm $139/$149 2nd Tues 10:00 am FREE 18 Holes after 2:00 pm $27.00 $39.00 Cooking Demos Tue 7/8-8/5 4:00-4:50 pm $99/$119 Sat 7/12-8/9 1:00-2:00 pm $139/$149 Speakers 9 Holes before 2:00 pm $22.00 $28.00 Cooking demonstrations and samplings. Country Line Dancing Continue your quest for knowledge. Learn Sat 7/12-8/9 9;00-9:50 am $99/$119 Fall 9 Holes after 2:00 pm $18.00 $24.00 Coordinated by Home Instead Senior Care Monday evening & Wednesday afternoon about a wide array of topics including as Fall Wed 9/3-10/8 5:00-6:00 pm $139/$149 Junior/Senior 9 Holes DAY TIME FEE 7:00 pm, No charge for SSC and/or health, wellness, finances, history, technol- Tue 9/2-9/30 4:00-4:50 pm $99/$119 Sat 9/6-10/11 1:00-2:00 pm $139/$149 (18 & Under or 60+ After 2:00 pm) 3rd Thurs 1:00 pm $2.00 SilverSneakers® members, open to non- ogy and more. This program takes place

Sat 9/6-10/11 9:00-9:50 am $99/$119 No Lesson 9/24, 10/4 $11.00 $16.00 members and non-seniors for $3/class. multiple times throughout the month. No Lesson 10/4 Junior/Senior 18 Holes Current Events Please refer to the Senior Newsletter for Get Golf Ready 2 (18 & Under or 60+ after 2:00 pm) Share views on local, state and national Mah-Jongg more information.

Junior Series For Intermediates $16.00 $26.00 issues. Are you a beginner? Not a problem. Mary Tell Me Your Story AGES 7-10 Spring 9 Holes after 6:00 pm $10.00 $16.00 Triest, will teach you how to arrange your DAY TIME FEE tiles into a winning hand. More advanced? Join this group that share stechniques for Spring DAY DATE TIME FEE Weekday League Rate 2nd & 10:30 am FREE Join in at another table. recording vignettes from your past. Wed 4/30-5/28 6:15-7:15 pm $139/$149 DAY DATE TIME FEE $16.00 $21.00 4th Fri Tue 4/29-5/27 5:00-5:50 pm $99/$119 Sat 5/3-5/31 2:15-3:15 pm $139/$149 DAY TIME FEE DAY TIME FEE Sat 5/3-5/31 10:00-10:50 am $99/$119 Summer Driving Range Movie Madness Mon 12:00 pm FREE 2nd Tues 10:30 am FREE

Summer Wed 7/9-8/6 6:15-7:15 pm $139/$149 Warm-Up Basket - 20 Balls $3.00 Enjoy a movie and popcorn. Movies are shown throughout the month, refer to the Solon Senior Chinese Group Tea with the Mayor Tue 7/8-8/5 5:00-5:50 pm $99/$119 Sat 7/12-8/9 2:15-3:15 pm $139/$149 Small Basket - 35 Balls $5.00 Join Mayor Susan Drucker and other Solon Senior Newsletter for more information. Join other local Chinese Seniors for social- Sat 7/12-8/9 10;00-10:50 am $99/$119 Fall Medium Basket - 70 Balls $8.00 ization, cards and dance. seniors for an informal discussion. This pro- Wed 9/3-10/8 6:15-7:15 pm $139/$149 gram takes place once a month, refer to the Fall Large Basket - 105 Balls $10.00 DAY TIME FEE Tue 9/2-9/30 5:00-5:50 pm $99/$119 Sat 9/6-10/11 2:15-3:15 pm $139/$149 Senior Newsletter for more information. Jumbo Basket - 315 Balls $25.00 Wed 11:00 am FREE No Lesson 9/24, 10/4 Sat 9/6-10/11 10:00-10:50 am $99/$119 No Lesson 10/4 www.solonohio.org 22 Distance Learning Solon Senior Events/Fitness

This program brings videoconferencing in real-time directly to the Solon Community Center, and then follows-up the EVENTS ACT II PLAYERS Yoga Flow Experience yoga geared for the learning with field trips to University Circle and other cultural experiences in the Cleveland area. Adults of all ages may Board Games & Card Party Discover your talents on stage. mature adult, with/without physical limita- tions. Learn breathing techniques, as well as register. Attend either one or both of the video conferences in order to participate in the field trip. ALL AGES No line memorization necessary! DAY TIME FEE standing & chair yoga poses that will refresh Spend the afternoon with old friends, family your mind, body, spirit as well as improve 1st Wed 2:30 pm FREE or making new friends. Bring your favor- balance. Supported by Hamlet Village. ite game or join in others. Tickets will be Zumba Gold Easy to follow program that available at the SSC. There will also be door FITNESS lets you move to the beat, at your own prizes and a 50/50 raffle. Aerobic SSC Increase your muscle MARCH speed. It’s an invigorating dance fitness class. THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM strength, endurance and flexibility. Burn DAY DATE TIME FEE calories in this energetic low-impact class. of NATURAL HISTORY Support for this programming received from Carrington Courts/Villa Homes, Sun 3/30 2:00-5:30 pm $6 Nature’s Mating Game Kindred Stratford Stratford, Aurora Manor and University Circle Interactive Arthritis Exercise Challenging class including stretching, joint mobility, cardio Session 1: Animal Behavior-Cheetah Cleveland, a videoconference initiative of University Circle, Inc. Evening Ballroom Dance Mating Program with St. Louis Zoo with The Frank Cardone Trio and strengthening exercises. Class will help Have you ever wondered why animals do No partner required! Refreshments served. improve daily function; with/without weights. certain things? How important is animal Supported by Kindred Stratford Healthcare Class designed to behavior to a zoo? In this program, you APRIL MAY Delay the Disease DAY DATE TIME FEE empower people with Parkinson’s Disease will discover why scientists study animal CLEVELAND INSTITUTE PRESIDENTS & FIRST LADIES Wed 4/2 6:00-8:30 pm $6 by optimizing physical functioning & to help behavior. Community Life Programs OF MUSIC History First Hand will inspire your love delay the progression of symptoms. No assist older adults in remaining healthy DAY DATE TIME FEE Session 1: Music Study Group for history by sharing their passion for Dinner & SHS Musical charge-donations. Sponsored by the Amalia and independent in the Solon Commu- Wed 3/12 2:00 pm $8 Dr. Rose Breckenridge lectures for the connection between the past and the Make your reservations for dinner and a Foundation. nity, the Department of Senior Services Cleveland Orchestra’s Music Study Groups, present by combining the best of theatre musical. Dinner will be deliver to the SHS Hike, Stretch and Core Strengthening! LOCATION: Solon Senior Center SSC an adult learning program that promotes and education with compelling theatrical cafeteria to enjoy with friends. After dinner offers the following programs: current Cleveland Orchestra concerts at performances. take in the SHS production of Footloose. Hike and stretch at the Community Center, Van Transportation • Social Work Session 2: Wildlife Team at the Severance Hall. The classes explore music Supported by Grande Village indoors or oudoors (weather permitting). Consultation • Health Screenings Cleveland Museum of Natural History Finish in the gym with core strengthening from the current concert season through Session 1: Road to Republic DAY DATE TIME FEE • Alzheimer & Parkinson Support How does the Wildlife Staff deal with the informal lectures and discussions. This Session 2: Abigal Adams OR Dolley exercises to improve balance. Thur 4/10 6:00 pm $5 Groups • Meals on Wheels fact that all animals feel the urge to act yearly Listening Guide features program Madison SILVERSNEAKERS® Cardio Circuit like...animals? They will share some of the notes and musical excerpts from selected Trip: First Ladies National Historic • Personal Emergency Response Pancake Breakfast Cardiovascular exercises are highlighted in population control methods used at the repertoire of the Orchestra’s current Site in Canton Systems • Connect4Seniors Chore Supported by The Weils this class which also features an upper-body museum. Bring you sense of adventure and Severance Hall concerts. Contact the Solon Senior Center in April for Referral Program • Senior Rubbish humor to this virtual visit. DAY DATE TIME FEE strength workout using hand weights. specific dates, times and costs. Collection • Senior Snowplowing DAY DATE TIME FEE Tue 3/25 9:00 am $3 DAY DATE TIME FEE Supported by Aurora Manor SILVERSNEAKERS CARDIOFIT® • Morning Sunshine Calls Mon 4/7 1:00 pm $8 Low-impact cardiovascular workout for Fri 3/14 2:00 pm $8 active older adults. Handheld weights and Contact the Senior Center at LOCATION: Solon Senior Center SSC JUNE ACT II LOCATION: Solon Senior Center SSC WOW! Wade Oval Wednesdays Jewelry/Craft Classes elastic tubing exercises follow to promote (440) 349-6363 for program specifics. Create beautiful pieces for yourself, or to muscle endurance and strength. Trip: Cleveland Museum of Trip: Cleveland Orchestra Concert Trip: WOW! Cleveland’s Signature share with someone you love! Date, time VAN SERVICE Natural History at Severance Hall This class Summer Concert Series and price vary please refer to the Senior SILVERSNEAKERS® Classic The Cleveland opening of Nature’s Mating Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3 and In-Town, Monday through Friday Enjoy an early evening concert at Wade Newsletter. Supported by Aurora Manor improves overall strength and flexibility. Games: Beyond the Birds & the Bees marks Prokofiev’s Classical Symphony 9:00 am - 4:00 pm, No charge Oval in University Cicle 6:00 - 9:00 pm. North American debut of this enlightening Yuja Wang, piano and Giancarlo Guerrero, Smart Start Tone and tighten muscles Participants will have their own VIP exhibit. conductor Cardmaking with light weights, work your core with Out-of-Town, Monday, Wednesday, reserved table and drink vouchers for the Handcrafted cards add a personal touch. floor exercises, and finish with relaxation! Thursday & Fridays, 8:30 am - 3:15 pm DAY DATE TIME FEE DAY DATE TIME FEE evening. Join us to make cards for your family and One-Way Cost: Wed 3/19 1:00 pm $12 Fri 4/11 10:00 am $23 friends. Supported by Solon Pointe Tai Chi Series of gentle movements done $3.00 - 0 - 10 miles Contact the Solon Senior Center in April for DAY DATE TIME FEE in a slow focused manner to help reduce $4.00 - 10 - 15 miles Supported by Carrington Court & Villa Homes Supported by Kindred Stratford specific dates, times and costs. Tue 3/11 10:00 am $10, 5 cards stress, increase flexibility & improve balance. $5.00 - Over 15 miles 23 Supported by Grande Village of Twinsburg www.solonohio.org 24 Solon Center for the Arts SCA Summer Camps

Lil’ Music Camp SCA Art Camp Combo Camp SCA Art Camp Sewing Camp AGES 3 - 5 AGES 6 - 9 AGES 8 - 11 AGES 9 - 13 AGES 10 - 14 Summer SESSION DAY DATE TIME Summer Art Camps are a place to explore For the not so serious but interested art, Summer Art Camps are a place to explore Introducing fiber arts to the SCA art Session A M-F 6/16-6/20 9-10:30 am and create with a variety of media and music or dance student, Combo camp is and create with a variety of media and department adds a new element to our Session C M-F 6/30-7/3* 9-10:30 am techniques. Fun and educational projects a winning combination of Art, Music and techniques. Fun and educational projects summer offerings! Partially a basic sewing Camps will encourage students to learn about Dance camps all in one place at one time. will encourage students to learn about techniques class and partially a fiber arts Session D M-F 7/7-7/11 9-10:30 am drawing, painting and sculpture. Please pack a water bottle and light snack. drawing, painting and sculpture. introduction, such as fabric painting, dying, Session E M-F 7/14-7/18 9-10:30 am felting, etc. this class will surely produce Session F M-F 7/21-7/25 9-10:30 am SESSION DAY DATE TIME SESSION WK DATE TIME SESSION DAY DATE TIME many interesting and unique projects. Registration Session H M-F 8/4-8/8 9-10:30 am Session A M-F 6/16-6/20 1:00-4:30 pm Session I Wk B 6/23-6/27 1:00-4:30 pm Session A M-F 6/16-6/20 9 am -12:30 pm SESSION DAY DATE TIME Session I M-F 8/11-8/15 9-10:30 am Session B M-F 6/23-6/27 1:00-4:30 pm Session II Wk G 7/28-8/1 1:00-4:30 pm Session B M-F 6/23-6/27 9 am -12:30 pm Session D M-F 7/7-7/11 9 am-12:30 pm March 17. Session J M-F 8/18-8/22 9-10:30 am Session C M-F 6/30-7/3* 1:00-4:30 pm FEE: $120 per session Session C M-F 6/30-7/3* 9 am -12:30 pm FEE: $150 per session FEE: $60 per session/*$48 Session D M-F 7/7-7/11 1:00-4:30 pm LOCATION: SCA Dance Studio Session D M-F 7/7-7/11 9 am -12:30 pm Session J M-F 8/18-8/22 1:00-4:30 pm Session J M-F 8/18-8/22 9 am -12:30 pm Lil Art Camp Musical Theater Workshop All Day Art Camp/ FEE: $100 per session/*$80 FEE: $100 per session/*$80 AGES 3 - 5 AGES 8 - 14 Art Museum Fieldtrip These preschool camps are offered inde- SCA Theater Camp Ferencie SCA Theater Camp AGES 10 - 14 Prima Princess Camp pendently or can be attended consecutively. AGES 6 - 9 This popular five-week camp will introduce AGES 9 - 13 Want Art? Immerse yourself in a week-long Perfect to get your preschoolers comfort- AGES 3 - 5 Chicotel/Welch the basic principles of acting, singing and Chicotel/Welch art intensive camp including art history and able in a classroom setting or just to make techniques culminating in a day long trip to Enjoy a fun week of dance, storytelling, Spend a week with SCA in a fun and movement for the theater in an accessible Spend a week with SCA in a fun and new friends! *Students must be fully potty our wonderful Cleveland Museum of Art arts and crafts, and even a meet and greet educational theater camp. Each one week camp setting. Students will have fun learn- educational theater camp. Each one week trained. on Friday. with a real-life princess! Each child will session will cover the basics of acting which ing theater games and techniques from session will cover the basics of acting which SESSION DAY DATE TIME director Kristina Ferencie as well as their learn ballet, jazz, and tap in this one-week include movement, improvisation and voice include movement, improvisation and voice SESSION DAY DATE TIME Session A M-F 6/16-6/20 10:30 am-noon high school camp counselors. The work- camp. Students will use their imagination training. Sessions will conclude with a short training. Sessions will conclude with a short Session G M-F 7/28-8/1 9 am-4:30 pm and creativity to learn new ways to express Session C M-F 6/30-7/3* 10:30 am-noon presentation for family and friends. shop will conclude with a performance of presentation for family and friends. The Pirates of Penzance, Jr. Performances: FEE: $200 per session themselves through movement.*Ballet and Session D M-F 7/7-7/11 10:30 am-noon SESSION DAY DATE TIME Thursday, July 17 (4:00 pm and 7:30 pm) & SESSION DAY DATE TIME Tap shoes required* Session E M-F 7/14-7/18 10:30 am-noon Session A M-F 6/16-6/20 9 am -12:30 pm Friday, July 18 (12:00 pm) Session A M-F 6/16-6/20 1:00-4:30 pm Triple Threat Camp SESSION DAY DATE TIME Session F M-F 7/21-7/25 10:30 am-noon AGES 10 - 14 Session B M-F 6/23-6/27 9 am -12:30 pm DAY DATE TIME Session B M-F 6/23-6/27 1:00-4:30 pm Session A MWF 6/16-6/20 9-noon Session H M-F 8/4-8/8 10:30 am-noon Session C M-F 6/30-7/3* 9 am -12:30 pm Session C M-F 6/30-7/3* 1:00-4:30 pm Become a “Triple Threat” performer in this Session I M-F 8/11-8/15 10:30 am-noon M-F 6/16-7/18 9:30 am -12:30 pm Session E MWF 7/14-7/18 9-noon Session D M-F 7/7-7/11 9 am -12:30 pm Session D M-F 7/7-7/11 1:00-4:30 pm one week camp. Each day will consist of a Session J M-F 8/18-8/22 10:30 am-noon FEE: $300 Session H MWF 8/4-8/8 9-noon Session J M-F 8/18-8/22 9 am -12:30 pm Session J M-F 8/18-8/22 1:00-4:30 pm Dance for Musical Theater Class, Group FEE: $60 per session/*$48 NO CLASS: July 4 Voice Lesson and Acting Techniques Class. FEE: $60 per session FEE: $100 per session/*$80 FEE: $100 per session/*$80 Through this camp, experienced instructors Mini Mover Camp Diva Dolls Camp Lil Combo Camp Montage Arts Camp will help students gain skills and experience AGES 6 - 8 AGES 9 - 12 Pottery Camp AGES 3 - 5 AGES 7 - 12 all three performing arts areas. In this camp, students will blend movement, Designed for dancers with star quality, this AGES 9 - 13 A delightful combination of Lil Art, Lil Music This all day camp, which combines dance, music, and basic dance technique. Each child is an energetic, exciting dance experience Get your hands dirty at pottery camp. SESSION DAY DATE TIME and Kinderdance Camps offered all in one music, theater and the visual arts, will allow will work on fundamentals and improve including skill-building, dance technique, and Learn basic hand-building and wheel Session G M-F 7/28-8/1 9 am-4:30 pm place at one time. Please pack a water students to experience all art forms in a their flexibility. They will also learn fun dance conditioning exercises. Students will learn throwing techniques. Clay and other unique bottle and light snack. *Lil Combo camp jam-packed two-week session filled with FEE: $200 per session combinations in different styles of dance: bal- fun dance combinations in different styles materials may be used. Second week will be students must be fully potty trained. fun and learning. Participants will collabo- let, jazz, lyrical, and tap. Dance related crafts of dance: ballet, jazz, lyrical.*Ballet shoes re- used for glazing and finish of pieces created rate with other cast members and instruc- SESSION WK DATE TIME and videos will be included in this exciting quired* to complete this hands-on camp. tors to create an original presentation to Session I B 6/23-6/27 9 am-12:30 pm camp! *Ballet and Tap shoes are required* be performed on the final day of class. SESSION DAY DATE TIME SESSION DAY DATE TIME Session II G 7/28-8/1 9 am-12:30 pm SESSION DAY DATE TIME DAY DATE TIME Session A MWF 6/16-6/20 1:00-4:00 pm Session B M-F, M-Th 6/23-7/3 9 am-12:30 pm FEE: $120 per session Session D MWF 7/7-7/11 9:00 am-12 pm M-F 7/14-7/25 9:00 am -4:30 pm Session D MWF 7/7-7/11 1:00-4:00 pm FEE: $200 per session LOCATION: SCA Dance Studio Session F MWF 7/21-7/25 9:00 am-12 pm M-F 8/4-8/15 9:00 am -4:30 pm FEE: $60 per session 25 FEE: $60 per session FEE: $300 www.solonohio.org 26 Solon Center for the Arts Arts4Kids Afterschool Program

Drum Circle Camp Specialty Classes (K - 4) Monday ABOUT ARTS4KIDS 2014-2015 AGES 10 - 18 4:30 - 6:00 pm By Land or by Sea Grades K - 4 Tuition: $13.00 per day Experience the exhilarating rhythm of Spring Session V Take an expedition through art to discover SCA’s after school program provides an artistic and creative extended classroom experience for children in grades K - 4. This exciting program is comprised of five disciplines including Music, Theater, Musical Theater, Movement and Art. Students are bussed from Solon group drumming! This camp is open to April 22 - June 12 the mysteries of the deep and many intrigu- City Schools and provided a snack upon arrival. For the first week of each new Arts4Kids session students will be exposed to ALL of the all levels of percussion enthusiasts, grades No class 4/21 & 5/26 ing art treasures from historic places. 5-12, and will explore traditional West Afri- Tuition: $72.00 disciplines offered each day that they attend. At the end of each day, students will then be given the choice of which activity they would can musical practices with hand drums and like to participate in for the remainder of the session! The Arts4Kids school year is composed of five sessions, each approximately nine other percussion. Instruments will be pro- Tuesday weeks long following the Solon City schools’ calendar. Classes are held Monday through Friday from 2:45 pm - 4:30 pm with Specialty Art vided, but participants are invited to bring Storybook Theater and Theater classes held from 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm for extended care. their own drum if they own one. Spots are Explore the art of storytelling in this REGISTRATION BEGINS SATURDAY, MAY 10, 2014 (7:00 AM) AT THE SOLON COMMUNITY CENTER limited, enroll now! entertaining and educational class. Students Solon Center for the Arts and the Solon Recreation Department will begin taking registration for their respective after school programs will play theater games, explore scripts and on Saturday, May 10 at the Solon Community Center. Registration will begin at 8:00 am and will be taken on a first come first serve basis.

SESSION DAY DATE TIME engage in ensemble building exercises while Once the programs are filled a waiting list will be taken for each. Session A M-F 6/16-6/20 1:00-2:00 pm creating a performance piece based on Limit 40 Students Per Day Session D M-F 7/7-7/11 1:00-2:00 pm children’s books. Tuition: $96.00 Session Dates FEE: $75 per session • Session I: August 19, 2014 - October 16, 2014 • Session II: October 20, 2014 - December 19, 2014 SCA Dancer Boot Camp Wednesday • Session III: January 6, 2015 - February 20, 2015 • Session IV: February 23, 2015 - April 17, 2015 AGES 13 AND OVER All About Animals • Session V: April 20, 2015 - June 3, 2015 *The Arts4Kids program follows the Solon School Calendar including teacher in-services, breaks and vacation schedules. If Solon Schools Immerse yourself in dance and become a Learn why Zebras have stripes while ex- are closed due to inclement weather the Center will not hold Arts4Kids or Specialty classes. better performer! SCA Dancer Boot Camp ploring other exotic animals through 2-d, is an excellent way to strengthen technique 3-d painting and printing. Class Offerings Tuition: $96.00 and harness creativity through all styles of ~Fun and enriching Specialty Classes will Art and Theater: Monday - Friday, Music, Musical Theater & Movement offered in addition based on enrollment dancer. Students are asked to pack water, continue to be offered in the 2014 - 2015 ART: Students in Art will encounter a variety of techniques, design elements and media while progressing beyond what they are taught a light snack, and a bagged lunch. *Please school year. Take a class as extended care Thursday in school. Lessons include drawing, painting, printing, ceramics, art history, composition and color theory. Teachers plan projects that allow Make ‘em Laugh contact SCA Studios at (440) 337-1301 for for the afterschool program or just come for individual creativity, teach new skills and challenge the students’ imaginations. Every wonder what makes people laugh? In footwear requirements* to have fun. Enrollment for next school THEATER: Students will be introduced to acting and performance techniques through improvisation, ensemble training and theater this fun and funny class students will learn year’s Specialty Classes will open along with games. All activities are designed to help students feel more comfortable on stage while increasing their knowledge of theater and perfor- SESSION DAY DATE TIME the basics of comedy by exploring tech- Arts4Kids registration on May 10, mance styles. Session C MTW 6/30-7/2 10 am-3:30 pm niques used in vaudeville, classic clowning MUSICAL THEATER: Students will be exposed to the elements of musical theater which make it unique. Basic movement, ensemble 2014 (7:00 am) at the Solon Session I MWF 8/11-8/15 10 am-3:30 pm and improvisation. On the final day, this signing and acting techniques will be covered through creative games and exercises. Community Center.~ FEE: $108 per session class is sure to be a laugh as students get MUSIC: Students will learn elements of ear training, sight-reading, rhythm and pitch matching while progressing beyond what is present- to share their new found funny with friends ed in school. These principles are taught through games and activities that explore basic music theory and movement. An introduction to and family. instrumental music and fun song writing activities are included as students learn to play and perform on a variety of simple percussion SCA Master Class Series Tuition: $96.00 and melodic instruments. AGES 13 - 18 MOVEMENT: Students will explore a great range of movement styles. The movement curriculum helps students to discover how to Friday use their bodies to tell a story, mimic animals and express emotions. *Please note that this class is not an equivalent to any dance classes This series of master classes was designed with middle and high school aged Friday Fun Day! offered through SCA. students in mind. Each three day Master Class session will cover a specific and After a long week, students appreciate (Grades 1 - 4, Monday only): Guitar class is designed to be enjoyable and educational for all students even if they have not unique theater technique. Each series is taught by a highly trained theater profes- GUITAR the opportunity to relax and just have fun. played a musical instrument previously. Students will learn musical skills ranging from beginning note reading, rhythms, sight reading, sional. Sign up for one or all of these unique and educational classes. This class offers students the opportunity dynamics and ensemble playing. *Students wishing to take any Arts4Kids Guitar classes must be enrolled during the first session in order DAY DATE TIME CLASSES INSTRUCTOR to take part in a laid-back, but productive to continue to enroll for the remainder of the school year. This course is not an option to students for daily selection in the general MTW 6/16-6/18 1:00-4:00 pm ResaBoxes Kristina Ferencie play time where they can explore many Arts4Kids program. Students must provide their own instrument. MTW 6/23-6/25 1:00-4:00 pm Stage Combat Dusten Welch fun activities with a teacher to guide them. MTW 6/30-7/2 1:00-4:00 pm Musical Theater Audition TBD Afterschool Art Club / Grades 5 - 6 Tuesday 3:45 pm - 6:00 pm From learning to knit and make play-dough MTW 7/7-7/9 1:00-4:00 pm Comedy of Commedia Larry Nehring Afterschool Art Club is an exclusive art program specifically designed for students in grades five and six who want more creative studio from scratch to playing board games and MTW 7/14-7/16 1:00-4:00 pm Directing/Choreography Kristina Ferencie & time in a supervised setting. Projects are discussed and meant to spark the student’s interest, skill level and creativity. Bus transportation watching classic movies in the SCA Theater Christine A. Madden will be provided from Orchard Middle School. A snack will be provided. Tuition: $18.00 per day *Tuition is paid by the session and on the big screen, this class is sure to help FEE: $50 per class art club follows the Arts4kids schedule. your child transition from the school week into the weekend. 27 www.solonohio.org 28 Tuition: $84.00 Visual Art Visual Arts

Spring Session IV Spring Workshops (Ages 13+) Workshops Spring Session Day Time Tui�on Workshop Dates Monday Enchanted Forest (Ages 2‐5) 9:30 – 10:15 $71.00 Mar 10 – Apr 28 *3/24, 4/21 Zentangle Workshop Monday 7:00 $10.00 March 10 Hip To Be Square IV(K‐4) 4:30 – 6:00 $84.00 Feb 24 – Apr 14 *2/24, 3/21 Corks ‘n’ Canvas ‐ Monet Tuesday 7:00 ‐ 9:00 $35.00 March 11 @ Grantwood Intro to Drawing (K‐2) 6:15 – 7:15 $76.00 Mar 10 – Apr 28 *3/24, 4/21 Fiber Arts Workshops Adult Ceramics 7:00 – 8:30 $115.00 Mar 10 – Apr 28 *3/24, 4/21 All preschool art classes Session A – Fel�ng, Weaving and Tuesday 6:30 ‐ 8:00 $45.00 March 4, 11 & 18 Tuesday (ages 2‐5) and Family Art Scumbling A�erschool Art Club (Gr. 5‐6) 3:45 – 6:00 $126.00 Feb 25 – Apr 15 *3/25 classes must have an adult Session B – Fabric Pain�ng and Tuesday 6:30 ‐ 8:00 $45.00 April 8, 15 & 22 Dying Monsters Etc. Po�ery (Gr. 1‐6) 6:30 – 7:45 $100.00 Mar 11 – Apr 22 *3/25 or caregiver accompany Paper Workshops the child to class. Wednesday Handmade Paper Tuesday 6:30 ‐ 8:00 $45.00 March 4, 11 & 18 At the Zoo (Ages 2‐5) 1:00 – 1:45 $71.00 Mar 12 – Apr 23 *3/26 Printmaking Tuesday 6:30 ‐ 8:00 $45.00 April 8, 15 & 22 What a Mess! IV(K‐4) 4:30 – 6:00 $84.00 Feb 26 – Apr 16 *3/26 Mini Album Wednesday 6:30 ‐ 8:00 $30.00 March 19 Basic Drawing (Gr. 3‐5) 6:00 – 7:15 $90.00 Mar 12 – Apr 23 *3/26 For class descrip�ons or Mosaic Workshop Beg. Sewing 6:00 – 7:30 $75.50 Mar 12 – Apr 9 4 weeks more informa�on on art Flower Pot Wind Chimes Tuesday 6:30 ‐ 8:00 $35.00 May 6 & 13 Adult Beg. Drawing 6:30 – 7:45 $90.00 Mar 12 – Apr 23 *3/26 Adult Ceramics 7:00 – 8:30 $115.00 Mar 12 – Apr 23 *3/26 classes please see the *Registra�on for workshops must be completed one week prior to start of workshop. website, Thursday www.solonarts.org or call Summer Class Schedule Drawing Skills (Gr. 6‐8) 6:15 – 7:30 $90.00 Mar 13 – Apr 24 *3/27 Advanced Drawing (HS+) 7:00 – 8:15 $90.00 Mar 13 – Apr 24 *3/27 Maria Klein at Monday Session A Session B 440.337.1400. General Art (K‐2) 6:15 ‐ 7:15 $70.00 June 23 ‐ July 14 July 21 ‐ Aug 11 Adult Ceramics 7:00 ‐ 8:30 $110.00 June 23 ‐ July 14 July 21 ‐ Aug 11 Family Art (K‐2) 6:30 ‐ 7:15 $70.00* June 23 ‐ July 14 July 21 ‐ Aug 11 Tuesday Spring Session V Youth Po�ery (Gr. 1‐6) 6:30 ‐ 7:45 $100.00 July 22 ‐ Aug 12 Monday My Big Backyard (Ages 2‐5) 9:30 – 10:15 $50.00 May 5 – June 9 *5/26 5 wks Wednesday Specialty Art V(K‐4) 4:30 – 6:00 $72.00 Apr 28 – June 9 *5/26 Basic Drawing(Gr. 3‐5) 6:00 ‐ 7:15 $85.00 June 25 ‐ July 16 July 23 ‐ Aug 13 Intro to Drawing (K‐2) 6:15 – 7:15 $62.00 May 5 – June 9 *5/26 Beg. Sewing 6:00 ‐ 7:30 $75.00 July 23 ‐ Aug 13 Adult Ceramics 7:00 – 8:30 $95.00 May 5 – June 9 *5/26 Adult Beg. Drawing 6:30 ‐ 7:45 $85.00 June 25 ‐ July 16 July 23 ‐ Aug 13

Tuesday Thursday A�erschool Art Club (Gr. 5‐6) 3:45 – 6:00 $144.00 Apr 22 – June 10 Drawing Skills (Gr. 6‐8) 6:15 ‐ 7:30 $85.00 June 26 ‐ July 17 July 24 ‐ Aug 14 Func�onal Forms Youth Po�ery Advanced Drawing (HS+) 7:00 ‐ 8:15 $98.00 June 26 ‐ July 17 July 24 ‐ Aug 14 (Gr. 1‐6) 6:30 – 7:45 $100.00 May 6 – June 10 Plein Air Drawing 7:00 ‐ 8:15 $98.00 June 26 ‐ July 17

Wednesday * $70.00 fee for Family Art is per child accompanied by an adult. Homeschool Art 11:00 – 12:30 $99.00 April 23 ‐ June 6 7 weeks In the Garden (Ages 2‐5) 1:00 – 1:45 $71.00 May 7 – June 11 All About Animals V(K‐4) 4:30 – 6:00 $96.00 May 7 – June 11 In The Gallery Basic Drawing (Gr. 3‐5) 6:00 – 7:15 $90.00 Apr 23 – June 12 4 weeks April/May ‐ FOCUS Photography Compe��on Beg. Sewing 6:00 – 7:30 $75.00 May 7 – May 28 Adult Beg. Drawing 6:30 – 7:45 $90.00 May 7 – June 11 June ‐ Staff and Student Art show Adult Ceramics 7:00 – 8:30 $115.00 May 7 – June 11 July ‐ Mimi Becker Thursday August ‐ Gary Bagnato Drawing Skills (Gr. 6‐8) 6:15 – 7:30 $90.00 May 8 – June 12 Advanced Drawing (HS+) 7:00 – 8:15 $90.00 May 8 – June 12 29 www.solonohio.org 30 Solon Center for the Arts Dance

SCA dance classes encourage creativity while emphasizing proper technique and terminology so that students become strong, knowl- Summer Dance Classes edgeable, and passionate dancers. Each student will learn steps in a progressive manner that will allow them to focus on body placement, timing, fluidity, musicality, and expression. SCA dance instructors teach with a nurturing and supportive attitude so that students are able to learn in an environment conducive to growth and development. STUDIO A STUDIO B Intro to Movement (Ages 3-4) This fun and exciting class was Modern I (Ages 8-10), Modern II/III (Ages 11-14), Modern IV/V designed to introduce young students to a form of self-expression (Ages 14-Adult) Dancers will learn the basics of modern dance, Monday (4 Weeks) July 14 – August 4 Monday (4 Weeks) July 14 – August 4 and imagination through movement! Students will improve basic focusing on technique, history and kinesiological terms while being 4:00-4:30 pm Intro to Movement Tuition: $24.00 4:00-4:45 pm Creative Movement Tuition: $36.00 coordination and rhythm while learning to dance introduced to choreographic concepts and various repertories. 4:30-5:00 pm Intro to Acro Tuition: $24.00 4:45-5:45 pm Ballet I Tuition: $48.00 5:45-6:45 pm Dance Combo II Tuition: $48.00 Creative Movement (Ages 4-6) Creative Movement introduces Lyrical/Contemporary I (Ages 10-14), Lyrical/Contempo- 5:00-6:00 pm Dance Combo I Tuition: $48.00 children to the basics of ballet, tap, and creative forms of move- rary II (Ages 14-Adult) With shows like So You Think You Can 6:00-7:00 pm Power Hour Tuition: $48.00 6:45-7:30 pm Mother/Daughter Dance Tuition: $36.00 ment. Students will learn to express themselves through movement Dance, lyrical and contemporary styles have become more pop- 7:00-8:00 pm Leaps and Turns Tuition: $48.00 as well as develop a sense of grace, coordination, and rhythm in a ular. This class will teach students how to express emotion while Tuesday (4 Weeks) July 15 - August 5 focused and fun environment. dancing and learning to move in a fluid and melodic manner. This Tuesday (4 Weeks) July 15 - August 5 1:00-1:45 pm Creative Movement Tuition: $36.00 class will explore the qualities of released dancing while daring Dance Combo I (Ages 5-7) Dance Combo II (Ages 7-9) If 4:00-5:00 pm Beginning Jazz/Hip Hop Tuition: $48.00 1:45-2:15 pm Intro to Movement Tuition: $24.00 students to find disparate qualities of stillness and explosion. you want to explore multiple styles of dance, Dance Combo is for 5:00-6:00 pm Boys Hip Hop Tuition: $48.00 4:30-5:30 pm Lyrical/Contemporary I Tuition: $48.00 you! Students will learn basics of ballet, jazz, modern, tap, and basic Tap I/II (Ages 12-18) is a great form of dance for rhythm aware- 6:00-7:00 pm Jazz/Hip Hop I Tuition: $48.00 5:30-6:00 pm Intro to Movement Tuition: $24.00 ness, coordination and body control. All classes consist of a blend gymnastics. Students must have ballet shoes, tap shoes, and footless 7:00-8:00 pm Jazz/Hip Hop II/III Tuition: $48.00 6:00-7:15 pm Lyrical/Contemporary II Tuition: $60.00 or convertible tights. Jazz shoes are recommended. of rhythm and Broadway tap being explored by center floor and 7:15-8:00 pm Adult Tap Tuition: $36.00 traveling work. Emphasis will be on correct terminology, technique Pre-Ballet/Jazz (Ages 5-8) This class fuses two important styles and timing. As students progress to higher levels of tap, they will Wednesday (4 Weeks) July 16 - August 6 of dance. Ballet forms the basis of dance technique and allows be introduced to more complex rhythms and combinations with 4:00-5:15 pm Ballet II/III Tuition: $60.00 Wednesday (4 Weeks) July 16 - August 6 students to grow into strong dancers. Jazz offers students the more of an emphasis on clarity of sounds. 5:15-5:45 pm Pointe Tuition: $24.00 4:00-5:00 pm Dance Combo I Tuition: $48.00 opportunity to explore more rhythmic styles of movement. This 5:45-7:15 pm Ballet IV/V Tuition: $72.00 5:00-5:45 pm Creative Movement Tuition: $36.00 combined class gives students the opportunity to focus on both Intro to Acro (Ages 6-10) provides students with the opportu- techniques and style thereby becoming more well-rounded dancers. nity to learn basic acrobatic skills. Students will explore different 7:15-8:00 pm Adult Ballet Tuition: $36.00 5:45-6:45 pm Musical Theater Tuition: $48.00 conditioning exercises which will increase their development of 6:45-7:30 pm Tap I/II Tuition: $36.00 Ballet I (Ages 8-10), Ballet II/III (Ages 10-14), Ballet IV/V (Ages coordination, flexibility, and strength. Thursday (4 Weeks) July 17 - August 7 14-Adult) Dancers will gain a sense of self-discipline, confidence, 4:00-5:00 pm Pre-Ballet/Jazz Tuition: $48.00 Thursday (4 Weeks) July 17 - August 7 and poise as they explore work at the barre, center and across the Boys Dance (Ages 5-10) Male students will have an opportunity floor. Emphasis will be placed on proper alignment, terminology and to gain strength, flexibility and confidence while exploring jazz and 5:00-6:00 pm Power Hour Tuition: $48.00 1:00-1:30 pm Intro to Movement Tuition: $24.00 phrasing. As students progress, musicality, choreography, technique hip hop. 6:00-6:30 pm Intro to Acro Tuition: $24.00 1:30-2:15 pm Creative Movement Tuition: $36.00 and artistry will be stressed. Ballet II/III students will focus on per- 6:30-7:30 pm Dance Combo II Tuition: $48.00 4:30-5:00 pm Intro to Movement Tuition: $24.00 Leaps and Turns (Ages 12-Adult) This is a class designed specifi- fecting the art of ballet, while bringing personality and fluidity to the cally for the dancer who wishes to perfect and refine their skills of 5:00-6:00 pm Modern I Tuition: $48.00 movement. Ballet IV/V is for advanced students. turning, jumping, and leaping. These classes are taught with an em- 6:00-7:00 pm Modern II/III Tuition: $48.00 Pointe (Ages 14-Adult) Once students have mastered proper phasis on technique and correct body placement. They are taught 7:00-8:00 pm Modern IV/V Tuition: $48.00 alignment, technique, and strength, pointe work will begin. Students in a progressive manner beginning with the basics and advancing to eligible for this class must be enrolled concurrently in at least one high level skills and combinations. See page 25 upper level Ballet class at SCA. Power Hour (Ages 12-Adult) is a dance inspired workout where for summer Beginning Jazz/Hip Hop (Ages 5-10), Jazz/Hip Hop I (Ages you will gain flexibility and strength, build endurance and have a camps! 10-13), Jazz/Hip Hop II/III (Ages 14-Adult) Students will explore great time, all in one hour! Please wear comfortable clothes. classic and contemporary jazz techniques as well as popular hip- Mother/Daughter Dance (Ages 5 and Up) Want to get moving hop. Isolations, rhythm, attitude and performance quality will be with your kids? This class is a great introduction to dance for both emphasized. you and your child. The class will give you a taste of ballet and jazz Musical Theater (Ages 12-Adult) This class is designed for those technique. Students are asked to wear comfortable clothes. students wishing to improve their dancing skills for theater and Adult Classes (18 & Up) Stay in shape and have fun doing it! Stu- show choir. Students will study ballet and jazz technique as well as dents will gain flexibility, increase stamina and strengthen their bod- movement for the stage. ies and minds. Classes are suitable for new and previously trained 31 dancers. www.solonohio.org 32 SCA Theater SCA Theater

SPRING 2014 PRODUCTIONS SCA’S INTERGENERATIONAL PRODUCTION ALL I REALLY NEED TO KNOW I LEARNED IN KINDERGARTEN SPOTLIGHT YOUTH THEATER (Grades 5 - 8) NEW By Robert Fulghum TH 6 Annual SCA One-Act Festival THIS Directed by Dusten Welch Featuring One-Acts written by the winners of the 6th Annual Auditions open to anyone age 6 and up! Playwriting Competition YEAR! Based on Robert Fulghum’s best-selling books, Kindergarten takes a funny, insightful, heartwarming look Directed by Dusten Welch at what is profound in everyday life. This tightly woven adaptation presents an evening of theatrical Auditions: April 8 & 9 (6:00 pm - 8:00 pm) storytelling that celebrates our very existence; from the whimsy of childhood to the wisdom of old age. Cast List Posted: April 11 at 3:30 pm at SCA & Via Email Kindergarten is a sure hit for almost any performing group, offering lots of opportunities to individuals with a wide range of talents and theatrical experiences. Rehearsals Begin: Saturday, April 12 (11:00 am - 2:30 pm) Auditions: June 16, 17, 18 19 Mandatory Parent Meeting: Wednesday, April 16 (6:45 pm - 7:00 pm) *Students will rehearse prior to the meeting. Cast List Posted: June 20 Rehearsals: Wednesdays (5:00 pm - 7:00 pm) and Saturdays (11:00 am - 2:30 pm), April 12 - May 21 *One excused absence permitted Rehearsals: June 30 - July 27 *Rehearsals will take place in the evening at SCA, 2 - 4 times a week Technical & Dress Rehearsals: Tuesday - Thursday, May 27 - 29 (6:00 pm - 9:00 pm) *No absences permitted Technical & Dress Rehearsals: Monday, July 28 - Wednesday, July 30 *Time TBD Performances: May 30 & 31(7:30 pm) Performances: Thursday, July 31; Friday, August 1& Saturday, August 2 (7:30 pm); Sunday, August 3 (2:00 pm) SCA Youth Reader’s Theater (Grades 3 - 8) Madden STORIES ON STAGE (Grades 3 - 4) Friday, June 6 Backbeard: Pirate For Hire Meeting 6:00 pm - 6:45 pm *Students Only By Matthew McElligott, 2013 - 2014 SCA Youth Theater Season Closing Presentation 7:15 - 8:30 pm *Parents Invited Directed by Dominick Chicotel SCA Youth Reader’s Theater Meetings provide students the unique opportunity to assist in selecting plays for future production at SCA Adapted by Dominick Chicotel and the Stories on Stage Students as well as familiarize themselves with upcoming works in the current youth theater season. At the upcoming meeting, students will read Audition: April 16 (6:00 pm - 8:00 pm) sections of scripts being considered for the Spotlight 2014 Fall Musical and discuss potential books that may be adapted for the Stories Mandatory Parent Meeting: Tuesday, April 22 (7:45 pm) on Stage 2014 Productions. After the meeting, students will have a presentation to close the 2013 - 2014 SCA Youth Theater Season. To participate in either portion of this free event please call SCA at (440) 337-1400 *Students will rehearse prior to the meeting. Rehearsals: Tuesdays and Thursdays (6:30 pm - 8:00 pm) April 22 - May 22 *One excused absence permitted OTHER THEATRICAL OPPORTUNITIES AT SCA Mandatory Library Rehearsals: Tuesday, May 27 & Thursday, May 29 SEE PAGE 27 FOR 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM SPECIALTY THEATER CLASSES FOR GRADES K - 4 *No absences permitted during this time period. Performances: Tuesday, June 3 (7:00 pm) at Twinsburg Library, Thursday, June 5 (7:00 pm) at Theater Building Blocks (Grades 3 - 4) Acting Techniques (Grades 5 - 8) Homeschool Theater Welch Welch (Ages 6 - 12) (Ages 12 - 18) Solon Library & Saturday, June 7 (2:00 pm) in the Calvetta Bros. Floor Show Theater Chicotel Tuesday and Thursday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday 6:00 pm - 6:30 pm 7:15 pm - 8:15 pm 1:00-2:30 pm 11:00 am-12:30 pm April 22 - May 22 (5 weeks) April 16 - May 21 (6 weeks) April 23 - June 6 (7 weeks) NEED HELP PREPARING FOR AN AUDITION? *No Class 5/1 Classes provide a nurturing and In this class students will explore many (Ages 8 to Adult) Students will focus on developing larger comfortable environment in which students Monologue Workshop (Grades 5 - 8) Chicotel Private Acting methods of developing a strong character Private acting lessons are now available with any of than life characters as they set out on can experience the magic of theater while Wednesday, April 2 for the stage. By utilizing improvisational SCA’s highly trained theater instructors. Private coaching their journey as young performing artists. socializing with their peers. Basics of 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm techniques, script analysis as well as will help prepare students for any theatrical endeavor. This class will also provide students with the theater craft will be taught through This class is great for any student preparing an audition physicality and vocalization to fine tune Call Christine A. Madden for instructor bios, pricing & the solid building blocks of theater by games, improvisation and creative script monologue. Instructor, Dominick Chicotel will explain their theatrical abilities. availability. *Looking for help with a vocal audition? Call Kevin introducing them to basic improvisational collaboration. The session will conclude audition etiquette and help each student improve their Tuition: $81.00 Lewis at (440) 337-1400 to schedule a voice lesson with and memorization techniques as well as with a presentation for family and friends. monologue for future auditions. *Monologue options will stage direction and the concepts of blocking. * Interested in Homeschool Art? See page 29. be provided to students at registration. one of SCA’s voice instructors! Tuition: $61.00 Students staying for both classes may bring Tuition: $20.00 lunch to have at SCA from 12:30-1:00 pm. Tuition: $95.00 ~ Visit www.solonarts.org for full bios on all SCA Theater Instructors ~ 33 Christine A. Madden, Theater Education Coordinator . (440) 337-1401 . [email protected] www.solonohio.org 34 Solon Center for the Arts SCA Music Instructors

PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION Solon Center for the Arts offers a wide variety of private music lessons for students of all levels. Lessons are available for piano, voice, S O L O N O R C H E S T R A woodwinds, percussion, guitar, and string instruments. All of SCA’s instructors hold degree-level certification on their instruments and are accomplished performers. Instruction is offered in 30-minute, 45-minute, or one-hour lessons. For more information about private music Philharmonic lessons, please call SCA at (440) 337-1400. Private music instruction is available for: Piano Lessons begin at… Jan Bis Age 4 Beiling Foss Age 6 Alex Kostritsa Age 5 Kathleen Riley Age 5 Bill Shaffer Age 5 Jeanine Waisala Age 5 Roberta Whitely Age 5

Orchestral Strings Tim Bontje - Cello, Suzuki Cello Age 5 Julian Machala - Violin, Viola Age 6 Nataliya Shehluk - Violin, Viola Age 3 The Solon Philharmonic Orchestra is an exciting opportunity for talented amateur and professional musi- Jerry Yarovich - Cello Age 8 cians (high school to adult) to collaborate in a rewarding musical environment. Whether a seasoned veteran or a musician who has recently rediscovered a passion for playing, SPO members are presented with expe- Guitar riences designed to strengthen musical skills through performance of the Classics. SPO presents three to Tom Poore Age 4 four concerts each season including performances with noted soloists and the winner of the annual Young Artists Concerto Competition. Please call SCA at (440) 337-1400 for more information. Woodwinds Ethan Miller, saxophone, originally from Buffalo, New York, is quickly emerging as one of his Vanessa Majewski - Flute Age 10 Young Artist Concerto Concert Ethan Miller - Saxophone, Clarinet, Jazz Studies Age 10 generation’s most versatile and sought after saxophonists. Mr. Miller is a Conn--Selmer May 18, 2014 @ 3:00 pm Heidi Ruby-Kushious - Flute Age 8 Performing Artist and has regularly appeared in international solo recitals, recording sessions, Classical ensembles, Pop/Rock and Jazz combos, Big Bands, and as a concerto soloist in the Drums & Percussion Dr. Kevin Lewis Age 8 United States and Europe. An advocate for modern repertoire for the saxophone, he has Music Therapy (Ages Infant - Senior Adult) Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday SCA is excited to continue its collaboration with our sister community music school, The Music Settlement, located in premiered works by noted composers such as Dr. Frederick Koch, Dr. Thomas Janson, and University Circle. Drawing upon their expertise and 46 years of history in the field of Music Therapy, Voice the Settlement sends a Board Certified Music Therapist to Solon Center for the Arts to create music Lynne Hoffman-Engel Age 12 members of the Cleveland Composer’s Guild. Additionally, he has given solo performances experiences for individuals of all ages with special needs and/or medical issues. Both individual and group Mary Krason Wiker Age 12 with The 5th International Competition Adolphe Sax (Dinant, sessions are available. Belgium), Classical Radio WCLV, the Canton Symphony Music therapy sessions are built around the strengths and interests of each client. For young children, a tailored program can include singing, movement, songwriting, dramatization, improvisation, listening, and instrument playing. For school-aged children, engaging music Orchestra, Solon Philharmonic Orchestra, Cleveland Bop Stop, therapy sessions are custom-designed to provide support and practice for goals such as task-orientation, communication, and behavioral control in school, at home or in the community. Adapted instruction is offered on piano, guitar, drums, and other instruments. Playhouse Square, and Cain Park Concert Series. Completion of an intake form and an assessment are required prior to registration. Call The Music Settlement Department of Music Therapy at (216) 421-5806, ext. 140 or email [email protected] for more information. FINANCIAL AID AND OTHER FINANCIAL RESOURCES The Music Settlement offers need based financial aid to qualifying He is a founding member of the Cleveland Saxophone Quartet, families and accepts third party payments from County Boards of Developmental Disabilities and other agencies. Our Department of Music Therapy is an approved Autism Scholarship provider with the Ohio Department of Education. Please call for more information, or Trio Diverso, and The Ethan Miller Jazztet. Other affiliations download a financial aid application at TheMusicSettlement.org. 35 www.solonohio.org 36 include positions as saxophonist and arranger for Abby Normal and the Detroit Lean, a group heralded by Cleveland’s Plain Dealer as, “Northeast Ohio’s Most Original Band.” As a recording artist, he has appeared courtesy of Ludwig Music and recorded modern works for the saxophone by composer Victoria Belfiglio.

Mr. Miller regularly presents master classes for youth through college-level saxophonists throughout Ohio and Western New York. He has been awarded degrees with honors from the Baldwin-Wallace College Conservatory of Music (B.M.) and Kent State University (M.M).

Mr. Miller holds appointments as Assistant Professor of Music at Kent State University’s Hugh A. Glauser School of Music and KSU Regional Campuses. He is an Adjunct Faculty member of the Baldwin-Wallace College Conservatory of Music and Instructor of Woodwinds and Jazz Studies at Solon Center for the Arts. In addition, he maintains an extensive private teaching studio. Mr. Miller is a Conn-Selmer Performing Artist, a member of the American Federation of Musicians, Local 4 (Cleveland) and The North American Saxophone Alliance. Solon Home Days 2014 Preview NEW 3 DAYS

THERE IS SOMETHING FUN FOR EVERYONE AT SCA’S 4TH FRIDAYS! THE DREW MURRAY MAGIC SHOW FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 2014 7:30 pm ~FAMILY FUN~ PIRATES ARE COMING!! $10.00 - LOTS OF NEW AND EXCITING THINGS ARE Witness the impossible as COMING TO SOLON HOME DAYS THIS YEAR!

MARCH MARCH Drew makes his assistant appear, saws her in half and performs The Metamorphosis - made famous by Harry Houdini. Come FRIDAY, JULY 25 experience this unforgettable magic show that will leave you 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm speechless!

Friday night the stage is just for adults. Come walk the midway, enjoy the FOCUS 2014 PHOTO EXHIBITION rides and stop in the new beer/wine garden where adult beverages will be FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 2014 available for purchase. Dress like a pirate and win fantastic prizes! Great 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm music will be featured. Come dance the night away! SOLON COMMUNITY CENTER ~FAMILY FUN~ SATURDAY, JULY 26 FREE! 2:00 pm to 10:00 pm

APRIL **1:00 pm Don’t miss the Solon Home Days Parade! th Join SCA for the 9 Annual FOCUS 2014 Photography Opening Saturday is teen day at Solon Home Days! Watch local teen groups perform and participate in many exciting new Reception and Awards Ceremony at the Solon Community activities just for you! Saturday’s festivities will kick off with the Solon Home Days Parade at 1:00 pm. Center. The exhibit will feature photographs from 100+ amateur and professional photographers throughout Ohio. SUNDAY, JULY 27 I SCREAM! YOU SCREAM! 12:30 pm to 7:30 pm Sunday is for families with young children! Magicians, balloon fun, a short play and lots of other fun things will keep your little ones busy. ICE CREAM SOCIAL! More details about Solon Home Days will be featured in the 2014 Summer Citywide Activity Guide. FRIDAY, MAY 16 Interested in having a booth at Solon Home Days?

MAY MAY 7:30 pm Spaces are LIMITED! Contact Tracy or Russ at (440) 248-5747 today or download an application at www.solonohio.org! ~FAMILY FUN~ The Solon Home Days Parade will travel through Solon neighborhoods on Saturday, July 26, as it starts off the activities for Home Days FREE! - RESERVATIONS REQUIRED Saturday. The Solon Home Days Parade, which has a “Pirate” theme, will assemble at the Arthur Road School and Orchard School parking Come cool off at SCA and join us for an old fashioned Ice lots starting at 11:00 am and depart from Arthur Road School at 1:00 pm. All parade participants are encouraged to decorate their floats Cream Social! Come kick-off the summer with a few Barbershop to fit with the “Pirate” theme. For additional parade information, contact the Solon Recreation Department at (440) 248-5747. Quartets from Solon High School and lots of yummy ice cream! The Solon Recreation Department will be hosting the 3rd Annual Solon Resident Lawn Mower Race Saturday, July 26 at 3pm. We

will host a variety of events meant to test you and your mower (events to be determined). Racers will be eligible for many great prizes PARTY IN THE PARK so tune up your mower and start your engines. Push and zero turn mowers need not apply. Participants will have the opportunity to ride FRIDAY, JUNE 27 and FRIDAY, AUGUST 15 their lawn mowers in the Solon Home Days Parade on Saturday immediately before the race. Registration and informational packets will 11:00 am - 1:00 pm be available at the Solon Community Center beginning April 1. Don’t have a mower, you can still check out all the action by cheering for SOLON COMMUNITY PARK your favorite racer. Contact Rich Parker at the Solon Community Center (440) 248-5747 with questions. ~FAMILY FUN~ FREE! Current participants in the Blue Ribbon Adapted Recreation Program Get outside and enjoy the warm summer sun while you can! will be eligible to enter Home Days on Friday afternoon, July 25. Bring some friends and enjoy great music and a delicious lunch A picnic lunch will be provided. More details to come. (available for purchase) or you can bring your own! JUNE & AUGUST JUNE & AUGUST

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