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View the CRC Guide T H E G U I D E For more information about CRC and its programs visit www.cincyrec.org or call CRC’s InfoLine at (513) 352-4000. Established in 1927, If bread is the first necessity of life, the Cincinnati Recreation Commission provides recreational, cultural, leisure and “ recreation is a close second. educational activities for Cincinnatians of - Edward Bellamy all ages and abilities. CRC's network of ” recreation centers, senior clubs, pools, golf courses, fields and other facilities is vital for Cincinnati's continuing growth and leadership. )( The Cincinnati Recreation Commission is dedicated to providing recreational and cultural activities for all of the people in our neighborhoods and the whole community. We believe that by enhancing people's personal health and wellness, we strengthen and enrich the lives of our citizens and build a spirit of community in our City. 1 HISTORY 1926 • After a unanimous vote by City Council on May 26, an ordinance is passed creating a Public Recreation Commission. 1927 • Cincinnati Recreation Commission is born! 1931 • Depression hits the country, and despite economic conditions, the Cincinnati Recreation Commission’s infrastructure doubles. 1945 • CRC perseveres under war conditions while the majority of CRC’s staff of supervisors were called to duty through the Armed Forces or other war agencies and industries. 1968 • CRC’s Senior Hall of Fame recognizes its first class of inductees. 1970 • CRC’s facilities now include 21 pools, 15 recreation centers, 25 playgrounds and two (2) golf courses. 1971 • CRC receives the National Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Park and Recreation Administration. 1992 • The first Cincinnati Recreation Commission Senior Olympics is held. 1997 • CRC wins its second National Gold Medal Award. • CRC wins National Recreation and Park Association’s Excellence in Aquatics Award. 2005 • CRC is accredited by the Commission for Accreditation of Parks and Recreation Agencies. 2011 • CRC is reaccredited. This reaccreditation is in effect through 2016. 2012 • Happy 85th Birthday, Cincinnati Recreation Commission! • CRC’s facilities now include 32 aquatic facilities, 24 recreation centers, six (6) golf courses, and hundreds of playgrounds, courts and fields. eleven 3 A B O U T C R C TABLE OF CONTENTS The Cincinnati Recreation Commission maintains 1 Background and programs a variety of recreation facilities 3 History in the City of Cincinnati. Recreation centers, aquatic facilities, tennis courts, ball fields, golf 4 About CRC courses and playgrounds provide almost limitless 5 Table of Contents opportunities for exercise, relaxation and fun. 6 Community Activities Each year millions of people visit Cincinnati Recreation Recreation C enters Commission’s recreation facilities and enjoy many programs. 8 CRC offers dedicated activities for seniors and youth, thera- 10 Aquatics peutic and inclusive programs for persons with disabilities, before- and after-school programs, summer day camps, athletic leagues, volunteer opportunities and special City of Cincinnati public events. Center Map - Pull Out The Cincinnati Recreation Commission is accredited Program Grid by the Commission on Accreditation of Parks and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA). CAPRA accreditation uses self-assessment and a peer review process to evaluate a public agency's operations based on national standards for quality. 11 Therapeutics 12 Athletics CRC is recognized as an award-winning organization. Cincinnati Recreation Commission has earned two (2) National Recreation and Park Association Gold Medal Awards recognizing excellence in 13 Golf park and recreation management, and multilple awards and recognitions from the Ohio Parks and 15 Seniors Recreation Association. 16 Regional Destinations 18 Leadership 19 Foundation / YP Group 20 Acknowledgements 4 5 COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES RecreationRecreation Centers Centers PlayPlay Areas Areas Cincinnati Recreation Commission’s 24 recreation centers serve as neighborhood Where would we be without play? Playtime and fun gathering spots. They provide hundreds of programs, activities, and services that time are necessary parts of life - especially in the life of spark creativity and imagination. CRC prides itself on including everyone and those a child. with disabilities can be part of all CRC activities. For more information about inclusion, contact the CRC Division of Therapeutics (page 11.) Cincinnati Recreation Commission maintains more than 100 playgrounds capturing the smiles of children and grownups alike. CRC playgrounds offer safe places to Recreation centers are the epicenter of play in Cincinnati. play, climb, slide or swing. Many playgrounds have Cincinnati Recreation Commission centers boast the following… transfer platforms, wheelchair ramps and other acces- sible play components. CRC playgrounds exceed state Amenities Memberships requirements for accessibility and safety. And they’re all over the city. including pools, teen lounges, for all ages at affordable theaters, gymnasiums, computer annual rates Playing doesn’t just happen on playgrounds. labs, dance studios and art rooms CRC offers basketball and tennis courts as well Activities as a wide network of ball fields to bring out the Classes playful side of us all. See the Athletics section of from chess and roller-skating this Guide for more information on playing from yoga and line dancing to to holiday events and tutoring martial arts and jewelry making sports with CRC. Camp CRC Events offers summer, before-school, from city-wide gatherings to after-school, specialty and neighboorhood get-togethers holiday camps Inclusion team meets with individuals and families to include everyone 6 7 RECREATION CENTERS Bond Hill Evanston McKie Over the Rhine 1501 Elizabeth Place 3204 Woodburn Avenue 1655 Chase Avenue 1715 Republic Street Cincinnati, OH 45237 Cincinnati, OH 45207 Cincinnati, OH 45223 Cincinnati, OH 45210 (513) (513)242 –9565 (513) 861–9417 681–8247 (513) 381–1893 Bush Hartwell Millvale Pleasant Ridge 2640 Kemper Lane 8275 Vine Street 3303 Beekman Street 5915 Ridge Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45206 Cincinnati, OH 45216 Cincinnati, OH 45225 Cincinnati, OH 45213 (513) 281–1286 (513) 821–5194 (513) 352–4351 (513) 731–7894 Clifton Hirsch Mt. Auburn Price Hill 320 McAlpin Avenue 3630 Reading Road 270 Southern Avenue 959 Hawthorne Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45220 Cincinnati, OH 45229 Cincinnati, OH 45219 Cincinnati, OH 45205 (513) 961–5681 (513) 751–3393 (513) 381–1760 (513) 251–4123 College Hill LeBlond Mt. Washington Sayler Park 5545 Belmont Avenue 2335 Riverside Drive 1715 Beacon Street 6720 Home City Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45224 Cincinnati, OH 45202 Cincinnati, OH 45230 Cincinnati, OH 45233 (513) 591–3555 (513) 352-4013 (513) 232–4762 (513) 941–01 02 Corryville Lincoln North Avondale Westwood Town Hall 2823 Eden Avenue 1027 Linn Street 617 Clinton Springs Avenue 3017 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45219 Cincinnati, OH 45203 Cincinnati, OH 45229 Cincinnati, OH 45211 (513) 221–0888 (513) 721–6514 (513) 961–1584 (513) 662–9109 Dunham Madisonville Oakley Winton Hills 4356 Dunham Lane 5320 Stewart Avenue 3882 Paxton Avenue 5170 Winneste Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45238 Cincinnati, OH 45227 Cincinnati, OH 45209 Cincinnati, OH 45232 (513) 251–5862 (513) 271–4190 (513) 321–9320 (513) 641–0422 8 9 AQUATICS CITY OF CINCINNATI Recreation is simply not complete without On the next three pages, you will find a grid listing of CRC’s centers and programs as well as a map water and the Cincinnati Recreation detailing locations of the recreation center or CRC facility nearest you. Please feel free to detach Commission provides many opportunities the map from this magazine and refer to it on a regular basis. to enjoy aquatics throughout the City. Nestled among the hills of the Ohio River Valley, the City of Cincinnati has the personality and charm CRC operates a mix of deep- and shallow-water of a richly historic city, complemented by the stature of a world-class business center. Cincinnati is pools and spraygrounds and offers award-winning home to major sports teams including the Cincinnati Reds (MLB) and Cincinnati Bengals (NFL), and hosts aquatics programs that save lives by teaching national events like the World Choir Games and Riverfest, the longest running fireworks display on the people to swim. CRC instructors offer the year-round Ohio River. “I Can Swim!” program in partnership with the American Red Cross and USA Swimming. The city’s professional staff, beautiful surroundings and quality CRC programming, combine to ensure Cincinnati Recreation Commission is there where it counts — with neighborhood recreation centers. CRC pools provide fun, safe, quality aquatic programs for residents and visitors. Regional and And we’ve been a great neighbor. neighborhood pools offer hours of water fun, double as water classrooms, and even provide summer jobs. CRC pools also provide summer youth employment preparedness opportunities such as the Guard Start Learn to Earn program. The Aquatics Division offers youth swim teams, American Red Cross lifeguard training courses, water exercise classes, Discover SCUBA sessions, kayak courses and swim stroke clinics. CRC also specializes in adapted-aquatic programs for individuals with disabilities. “ ” 10 pull-out Outdoor Outdoor Children’s Healthy Lifestyles Game Senior Fitness Computer Recreation Centers zip codes begin 452 area code 513 Arts & Crafts Athletic Field Basketball Court Programs Fitness Programs Room Gym Playground Programs Teen Lounge Room Center 1. Bond Hill 1501 Elizabeth Pl. (37) 242-9565
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