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@ScottsdaleAZgov SCOTTSDALE PLAYS – PARKS & RECREATION ...... 5 TOT CLASSES (0-6 YRS)...... 7
YOUTH CLASSES (5-17 YRS)...... 10 Whether it’s exploring
YOUTH CAMPS & SPORTS...... 12 the McDowell Sonoran
ADULT CLASSES (14 YRS+)...... 13 Preserve, spending a day at the park, discovering AQUATICS...... 24 a new book at the TENNIS...... 27 library, spending time ADULT SPORTS (18 YRS+)...... 28 with others at a Senior FITNESS CENTERS...... 29 Center, taking a bike REGISTRATION INFORMATION...... 30 ride on the green belt or volunteering your time SCOTTSDALE READS – LIBRARIES...... 31 to help neighbors in YOUTH PROGRAMS (0-11 YRS)...... 34 need – it’s all a part of TWEEN/TEEN PROGRAMS (10-18 YRS)...... 32 Scottsdale LIFE. Our city ADULT PROGRAMS (18 YRS+)...... 34 is bustling with activity, and this magazine is your SCOTTSDALE SERVES – HUMAN SERVICES...... 36 guide to it all. ADAPTIVE SERVICES...... 37 FAMILY & SOCIAL SERVICES...... 38 Scottsdale Community NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS...... 39 Services (consisting of CAREER SERVICES...... 40 Parks and Recreation, HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT...... 41 Libraries, Human GIVING...... 42 Services and the Preserve) created Scottsdale LIFE to SCOTTSDALE SENIORS – SENIOR SERVICES...... 43 share what’s happening COMMUNITY RESOURCES...... 44 in your community, collaboratively. SCOTTSDALE EXPLORES – PRESERVE PRESERVE INFORMATION...... 46 You’re invited to browse and discover something SCOTTSDALE COMMUNITY SERVICES MAP...... 50 & 51 that interests you.
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FALL 2021 – SEPT | OCT | NOV | DEC plays SCOTTSDALE PARKS & RECREATION
Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec 2021 Activity Guide
FALL REGISTRATION: RESIDENTS, JULY 26 AT 8 A.M. / NON-RESIDENTS JULY 27 AT 8 A.M.
TABLE OF CONTENTS DO PUMPKINS FLOAT? TOT...... pg 7
Find out at our signature event, YOUTH...... pg 10 Dunking for Pumpkins! YOUTH CAMPS...... pg 12
see pg. 26 for details ADULT...... pg 13
AQUATICS...... pg 24
FALL BREAK CAMPS TENNIS...... pg 27
ADULT SPORTS...... pg 28 Don't let your kids sit idle over Fall Break! FITNESS CENTERS...... pg 29 Sign up for one of our camps! REGISTRATION...... pg 30 see pg. 12 for details
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FALL 2021 REGISTRATION DATES Scottsdale Parks and Recreation has been accredited for OVER 25 years! REGISTRATION FOR SEPT. - DEC. 2021 ACTIVITIES BEGINS: RESIDENTS Monday, July 26 at 8 a.m. PLAYS NON-RESIDENTS Tuesday, July 27 at 8 a.m.
TWO EASY WAYS TO REGISTER! For over 25 years, Scottsdale Parks and Recreation has been accredited by the Commission for
REGISTER ONLINE Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies Recreation.ScottsdaleAZ.gov (CAPRA). Being an accredited department is (Quickest way to register) a distinguishing mark of excellence that affords external recognition of an organization's REGISTER BY PHONE 480-312-7957 commitment to quality and improvement. CAPRA is the only national accreditation of park SCOTTSDALE (Expect delays on registration days) and recreation agencies and is a valuable measure Online registration provides immediate of an agency’s overall quality of operation, enrollment confirmation. For classes that management, and service to the community. fill up quickly we recommend this method. Learn more at: ScottsdaleAZ.gov/Parks Phone lines are busy the first few hours of registration. The line will free up as the day goes on, please keep trying! PICKLEBALL Did you know Scottsdale has 19 Pickleball courts? SEE PAGE 30 FOR MORE • 8 courts at Horizon Park REGISTRATION INFORMATION • 8 courts at Cholla Park • 3 courts at Thompson Peak Park Visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search 'Pickleball' AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT – The City of Scottsdale fully for more information about courts and lessons. supports the provision of the Americans with Disabilities Act and is committed to supporting the full inclusion of persons with disabilities into programs, classes, services and public facilities so that full partic- ipation may be enjoyed by all. Persons with a disability may request a reasonable accommodation to participate with the City of Scottsdale by contacting the Adaptive Services Center at 480-312-2204. All requests must be made a minimum of 14 days prior to the starting date of the program/service.
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y For your child’s safety please accompany them to y Observers and non-registered individuals, including and from the classroom. siblings, are not permitted in classes. Only children that are registered are permitted in class. y Classes are designed for the ages listed. Children must meet the age requirement by the first class date. y Parents or guardians must participate in parent/child Sorry, no exceptions. classes. Other siblings are not allowed inside the classroom. y Children must be able to participate independently except in specified parent/child classes.
ART DANCE COMBO (3-6yrs) Learning the beginning fundamentals of tapm ballet, and jazz. NEW CELEBRATING THE HOLIDAY SEASON Designed to introduce music and movement through interactive and
(5-7yrs) This is a drawing workshop featuring holiday-themed images. creative activities. Using basic dance concepts, this program develops PLAYS From a Christmas scene featuring various gift items, to holiday-theme motor skills, sociability, and gives kids fun hands on introduction to the cartoons that will bring a smile on our face, and much more fun to come world of dance. On the last day of class, they will perform a special dance during every class. Let's celebrate together. routine and skills they have learned throughout the session. Sa 10:30-11:30am 11/6(7classes) HRZN $72(R)/$108(N) Young Rembrandts 30123 M 5-5:45pm 9/13(7classes) CACT $83(R)/$125(N) Dance Sequins 28604 Tu 3:55-4:40pm 9/14(7classes) MMRA $83(R)/$125(N) Dance Sequins 28605 NEW JR. DRAWING ANIME AND MANGA STYLE Th 10:05-10:50am 9/16(7classes) MTNV $83(R)/$125(N) Dance Sequins 28606 WORKSHOP M 5-5:45pm 11/1(7classes) CACT $83(R)/$125(N) Dance Sequins 30101
(5-7yrs) This is a drawing workshop featuring anime and manga drawings. The students will draw imaginary inspired by Japanese cartoons DANCE COMBO ("Anime") and Japanese comic books ("Manga") creating expressive anime (3-5yrs) Learn basic tap and creative ballet movements. Basic tap and characters who are filled with emotions. ballet movement promotes coordination, rhythm and memory skills. Sa 10:30-11:30am 9/18(7classes) HRZN $72(R)/$108(N) Young Rembrandts 28641 For this class the instructor requests that parents/caregiver do not stay in the room while the class is in session. At the end of the session you will be invited to see the children's progress and new skills. DANCE Tu 3:55-4:40pm 11/2(7classes) MMRA $83(R)/$125(N) Dance Sequins 30102 Th 10:05-10:50am 11/4(5classes) MTNV $62(R)/$93(N) Dance Sequins 30103 CREATIVE MOVEMENT BALLET (1-3yrs and parent/caregiver) Designed to introduce music and Classes incorporate basic ballet steps with games and songs to ensure your movement through interaction and creative activities. They will be child learns while having fun. This nurturing environment and instruction dancing to their favorite nursery rhymes using basic dance concepts. This will help build coordination and promote self-esteem. The instructor program develops motor skills, sociability, and gives kids a fun hands requests that parents/caregiver do not stay in the room while the class is on introduction to the world of dance. We encourage parent/caregiver in session. At the end of the session you will be invited to see the children's participation. progress and new skills. RECREATION AND PARKS Th 9:15-10am 9/16(7classes) MTNV $83(R)/$125(N) Dance Sequins 28600 (3-5 yrs) Th 9:15-10am 11/4(5classes) MTNV $62(R)/$93(N) Dance Sequins 30097 Tu 3-3:45pm 9/14(7classes) MMRA $49(R)/$74(N) Martin 28741 (4-6 yrs) Tu 3:50-4:35pm 9/14(7classes) MMRA $49(R)/$74(N) Martin 28742
CLASS LISTING LEGEND COURSE TITLE The description for this course will be listed in this section. The description may include age restrictions, activities, overview of the class.
W 5:15pm-5:55pm 9/18(12wks) HRZN $57(R) / $86(NR) Martin 102812 £ Day £ Time £ Start Date & Length £ Location £ Course Code £ Fees, Resident/Non-Resident £ Instructor, when applicable
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DANCE STARS OUTDOOR SOCCER FOR KIDS (2-5yrs) Dancers learn the fundamentals of ballet, jazz, and hip-hop while Taught by a former professional soccer player (Germany 1993-1996) this developing grace, coordination, balance, and poise. By inspiring a passion class will introduce children to stretching, passing, dribbling and basic for dance, our imaginative and engaging classes will create twirling, self- elements of team spirit. Children will have fun exercising, making new expressive machines! friends and learning basic soccer skills. Children play non-competitive games. Please bring soccer ball, water and sport shoes. Only children who Tu 9:30-10:15am 9/14(6classes) HRZN $56(R)/$84(N) Stretch-n-Grow 28744 are registered for this class will be allowed to participate. This class is held Th 3-3:45pm 9/16(7classes) MMRA $63(R)/$95(N) Stretch-n-Grow 28743 outdoors with the option to move indoors. Tu 9:30-10:15am 11/2(7classes) HRZN $63(R)/$95(N) Stretch-n-Grow 30089 (2-3 yrs) PLAYS Th 3-3:45pm 11/4(5classes) MMRA $48(R)/$72(N) Stretch-n-Grow 30088 F 9-9:45am 9/17(6classes) MTNV $75(R)/$113(N) Hatfield 28675 F 9-9:45am 11/5(6classes) MTNV $75(R)/$113(N) Hatfield 30046 SPORTS (3-4 yrs) Tu 10-10:45am 9/14(6classes) HRZN $75(R)/$113(N) Hatfield 28674 GYMNASTICS Tu 10-10:45am 11/2(6classes) HRZN $75(R)/$113(N) Hatfield 30047 (4-6yrs) Gymnastics develops strength, flexibility, confidence, self- (3-5 yrs) discipline and body control. Class starts with warm-ups that include tuck, straddle and pike jumps. The gymnastics class includes front and M 3-3:45pm 9/13(6classes) CACT $75(R)/$113(N) Hatfield 28672 back rolls, cartwheels, handstands and walk-overs. Also included is bar M 4-4:45pm 9/13(6classes) CACT $75(R)/$113(N) Hatfield 28673 strengthening, stretches and conditioning. This program is designed for M 4-4:45pm 11/1(6classes) CACT $75(R)/$113(N) Hatfield 30048 each student to achieve the best of their ability and become champions in M 3-3:45pm 11/1(6classes) CACT $75(R)/$113(N) Hatfield 30049 life. Sa 9:30-10:15am 9/18(7classes) MTNV $29(R)/$44(N) Schaffer 28631 PRESCHOOL SOCCER CLINIC (3-6yrs) Does your kid love soccer or are you simply looking to introduce Sa 9:30-10:15am 11/6(7classes) MTNV $29(R)/$44(N) Schaffer 30084 him or her to this popular worldwide sport? Each week we will teach the MULTI-SPORT & FITNESS FUN fundamentals of soccer including shooting, dribbling, ball control, passing, SCOTTSDALE and throw-ins. Classes are taught in an age-appropriate, and positive (3-6yrs) Build healthy habits early and introduce your child to the wonderful world of sports and fitness with JumpBunch! This fun and lively manner, and always begin with fun and exciting warm-ups. Soccer is a class, designed by renowned children's sports and fitness experts, features great way to keep children active and moving. age-appropriate warm-ups along with a new sport or fitness activity M 10:25-11:10am 9/13(6classes) MTNV $83(R)/$125(N) JumpBunch 28695 each week. With over 70 different activities children will be introduced to Tu 5:10-5:55pm 9/14(6classes) ELDO $83(R)/$125(N) JumpBunch 28694 anything from popular sports such as soccer, tee ball, tennis, hockey and M 10:25-11:10am 11/1(7classes) MTNV $95(R)/$143(N) JumpBunch 30107 golf to fun fitness activities such as parachute, crazy races, limbo, cardio dance, and much more. Classes will get children moving while helping to Tu 5:10-5:55pm 11/2(14classes) ELDO $95(R)/$143(N) JumpBunch 30106 develop eye/hand coordination, fine and gross motor skills, and balance. SCHOOL AGE SOCCER CLINIC Teaching will consist of constant praise and encouragement enabling the (6-10yrs) This clinic is a great way for children to prepare for the upcoming children to establish self-confidence. Only children registered for this class soccer season, or to improve and build their individual soccer skills. All will be allowed in the classroom. soccer skill levels are welcome. Our JumpBunch coaches will assess each Th 6-6:45pm 9/16(7classes) CHAP $83(R)/$125(N) JumpBunch 30172 child to make sure they are learning at their own pace. Some of the soccer Th -6:45pm 11/4(5classes) CHAP $71(R)/$107(N) JumpBunch 30175 specific drills we teach are based around dribbling, kicking, passing, and shooting. We will play several games to help enhance children?s MULTI-SPORT & FITNESS FUN JR soccer skills, while also building a sense of teamwork in a fun and safe (1-2yrs and parent/caregiver) Build healthy habits early and introduce environment. Come dribble, kick, and score with JB Sports! your child to the wonderful world of sports and fitness with JumpBunch! Tu 6-6:45pm 9/14(7classes) ELDO $95(R)/$143(N) SJumpBunch 30431 With over 70 different activities children will be introduced to anything from popular sports such as soccer, tee ball, tennis, hockey and golf to Tu 6-6:45pm 11/2(7classes) ELDO $95(R)/$143(N) SJumpBunch 30432 fun fitness activities such as parachute, crazy races, limbo, cardio dance, NEW SKATEBOARDING FOR BEGINNERS and much more. Classes will get children moving while helping to develop (3-5 yrs) Our beginner skateboard lessons are designed to teach you the eye/hand coordination, fine and gross motor skills, and balance. Teaching basics in a safe and fun environment. This class is great for someone who will consist of constant praise and encouragement enabling the children has never skateboarded or has little to no experience. to establish self-confidence. Only children registered for this class will be allowed in the classroom. Tu 3-4pm 10/5(5 classes) ELDO $49(R)/$74(NR) Petty 30845 M 9-9:40am 9/13(6classes) MTNV $83(R)/$125(N) JumpBunch 28654 Tu 3-4pm 11/9(6 classes) ELDO $56(R)/$84(NR) Petty 30849 M 9-9:40am 11/1(6classes) MTNV $83(R)/$125(N) JumpBunch 30105
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SUPERHERO TRAINING TRAIN TRIP SCOTTSDALE (3-6yrs) To be a superhero means having strength, agility, balance, and (2-5yrs and parent/caregiver) Come behind the scenes at the Paradise speed. We focus on learning special superhero training skills through fun & Pacific Railroad. You and your child will learn about diesel engines and games and activities such as jumping over hot lava, dodging fireballs, light steam locomotives during this tour of the train shed at McCormick Railroad saber training, scooter flying, ghostbuster tag and so many more! Being a Park. We will board the train for a ride over the trestles and around the superhero also means having a compassion for society, a kind heart, and a park. One child per parent permitted. This class is designed for parent willingness to do good and help others. This class really encourages kids to and child interaction. Only children who are registered for this class may be a superhero in everyday life! Only children registered for this class will be attend. allowed in the classroom. Tu 9:30-10:30am 9/14(1class) MCRR $11(R)/$17(N) Parks & Rec 28747 M 9:45-10:25am 9/13(6classes) MTNV $83(R)/$125(N) JumpBunch 28716 Tu 9:30-10:30am 11/16(1class) MCRR $11(R)/$17(N) Parks & Rec 30120 W 5:10-5:55pm 9/15(6classes) MMRA $83(R)/$125(N) JumpBunch 28717 W 6-6:45pm 9/15(6classes) MMRA $83(R)/$125(N) JumpBunch 28718 Th 5:15-6pm 9/16(7classes) CHAP $95(R)/$143(N) JumpBunch 28719 W 5:15-6pm 9/22(6classes) CHAP $83(R)/$125(N) JumpBunch 30171 M 9:4-10:25am 11/1(7classes) MTNV $95(R)/$143(N) JumpBunch 30108
W 6P-6:45pm 11/3(6classes) MMRA $83(R)/$125(N) JumpBunch 30109 PLAYS W 5:10-5:55pm 11/3(6classes) MMRA $83(R)/$125(N) JumpBunch 30169
YOGA STARS (18mo-3yrs and parent/caregiver) Yoga Stars helps kids channel positive energy by creating a space to practice mindfulness, strength, and breathing techniques. With our engaging weekly sessions, our Stars explore simple yoga posses with songs, props, and stories. Our creative curriculum will have your Yoga Stars increasing their endurance,
concentration, and confidence!
F 9:30-10:15am 9/17(7classes) CACT $63(R)/$95(N) Stretch-n-Grow 28786 F 10:25-11:10am 9/17(7classes) CACT $63(R)/$95(N) Stretch-n-Grow 28787 F 9:30-10:15am 11/5(6classes) CACT $56(R)/$84(N) Stretch-n-Grow 30090 TRASH TRUCK TRIP F 10:25-11:10am 11/5(6classes) CACT $56(R)/$84(N) Stretch-n-Grow 30091 (2-5yrs and parent/caregiver) Is your child thrilled at the sight of a garbage truck picking up trash-cans? Register to get a behind the scenes tour of the Trash Transfer Station. See what happens to your trash and get a close up look at the great garbage truck! This class is designed for Parent and Child HOBBIES & INTERESTS interaction. Only children who are registered for this class will be allowed to attend. One child per parent permitted. CARS, TRUCKS AND THINGS THAT GO VROOOOM! TRIP F 9-10am 10/22(1class) SWTS $13(R)/$17(N) Parks & Rec 28748 (2-5yrs and parent/caregiver) Is your child thrilled at the sight of trash trucks, police cars and fire trucks? Register to get an up close look at some F 10:30-11:30am 10/22(1class) SWTS $13(R)/$17(N) Parks & Rec 30118 of the city's most exciting and important vehicles. This class is designed for F 9-10am 11/19(1class) SWTS $13(R)/$17(N) Parks & Rec 28749 parent and child interaction. F 10:30-11:30am 11/19(1class) SWTS $13(R)/$17(N) Parks & Rec 30119
F 9-9:55am 11/12(1class) NCYD $15(R)/$20(N) Parks & Rec 28575 XERISCAPE GARDEN TOUR AND NATURE DISCOVERY RECREATION AND PARKS F 9-9:55am 10/15(1class) NCYD $15(R)/$20(N) Parks & Rec 28574 (2-5yrs and parent/caregiver) Discover the beauty of saving water at the F 10:30-11:25am 11/12(1class) NCYD $15(R)/$20(N) Parks & Rec 30161 Scottsdale Xeriscape Garden at Chaparral Park. See amazing desert plants F 10:30-11:25am 10/15(1class) NCYD $15(R)/$20(N) Parks & Rec 30160 and learn how they survive in an arid desert. We will take a short tour of the garden and do a fun, nature discovery activity in one of our outdoor classrooms. This class is designed forparent and child interaction. Only children who are registered for this class will be allowed to attend. One CLASS LISTING LEGEND child per parent permitted. COURSE TITLE F 9:30-10:30am 10/22(1class) CHAP $5(R)/$8(N) Parks & Rec 30155 The description for this course will be listed in this section. The description F 9:30-10:30am 11/19(1class) CHAP $5(R)/$8(N) Parks & Rec 30156 may include age restrictions, activities, overview of the class.
W 5:15pm-5:55pm 9/18(12wks) HRZN $57(R) / $86(NR) Martin 102812 £ Day £ Time £ Start Date & Length £ Location £ Course Code £ Fees, Resident/Non-Resident £ Instructor, when applicable
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ART DANCE STARS (5-8yrs) Our dancers learn the fundamentals of ballet, jazz and hip-hop while developing grace, coordination, balance and poise. By inspiring a Please view the supply list for this class at passion for dance our imaginative and engaging classes will create twirling, ScottsdaleAZ.gov, search ‘art supply’ self-expressive machines! Th 4-4:45pm 9/16(7classes) MMRA $63(R)/$95(N) Stretch-n-Grow 28788 NEW ART HISTORY WITH THE MASTERS: PASTEL Th 5-5:45pm 9/16(7classes) MMRA $63(R)/$95(N) Stretch-n-Grow 28789 WORKSHOP (8-13yrs) 7-Day Drawing Workshop with Pastels. Featuring the Th 4-4:45pm 11/4(5classes) MMRA $48(R)/$72(N) Stretch-n-Grow 30092
PLAYS masterpieces of legendary artists. Students will re-create their own Th 5-5:45pm 11/4(5classes) MMRA $48(R)/$72(N) Stretch-n-Grow 30093 interpretation of "The Scream" by master artist Edvard Munch, "Regattas at Argenteuil" by master artist Claude Monet , Pablo Picasso and more. Tu 5:15-6:15pm 9/14(7classes) CHAP $72(R)/$108(N) Young Rembrandts 28594 FIRST AID & SAFETY Tu 5:15-6:15pm 11/2(7classes) CHAP $72(R)/$108(N) Young Rembrandts 30122 CHILDCARE AND BABYSITTER SAFETY (12-18yrs) If you are wanting to provide child and infant care, this is the NEW TEEN 2-D & 3-D MIXED MEDIA ART class for you. The program discusses the importance of responsibility, (13-17yrs) Experience & create visual 2-Dimensional & 3-Dimensional teaches you to recognize an emergency and take the correct action. You artworks & sculptural artworks, using a variety of art mediums. Find what will hear about personal safety, fire and water safety and basic first aid and you love, to creatively inspire, envision & express yourself. Explore skills & choking management. Please send child with a sack lunch. Please arrive techniques for hands-on art, that you can continue for years to come. promptly as doors will be locked and late arrivals will not be able to access the room. No refunds will be given after class starts. W 3:30-5pm 9/15(7classes) CHAP $49(R)/$74(N) Mangum 30229 Sa 9am-3pm 11/6(1class) SPFD $45(R)/$45(N) Scottsdale Fire 28487 W 3:30-5pm 11/3(7classes) CHAP $49(R)/$74(N) Mangum 30230
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DANCE AND CHEER GYMNASTICS This gymnastics class includes front and back rolls, cartwheels, (5-9yrs) This is an upbeat dance and cheer course for youth. Learning the (7-9yrs) fundamentals of dance and cheer, including cheer chant, basic stunts, handstands, walk-overs, and also included is bar strengthening, stretches cheer arm positions, dance technique and a dance routine. Boys and girls and conditioning. will dance to popular music they love while increasing self-confidence F 5-6pm 9/17(7classes) MMRA $37(R)/$56(N) Schaffer 30166 and coordination. All music and movements is age appropriate. A special Sa 10:30-11:30am 9/18(7classes) MTNV $29(R)/$44(N) Schaffer 28630 showcase will be held on the last day of class for family and friends. F 5-6pm 11/5(6classes) MMRA $33(R)/$50(N) Schaffer 30165 Tu 4:45-5:30pm 9/14(7classes) MMRA $83(R)/$125(N) Dance Sequins 28601 Sa 10:30-11:30am 11/6(7classes) MTNV $37(R)/$56(N) Schaffer 30164 Tu 4:45-5:30pm 11/2(7classes) MMRA $83(R)/$125(N) Dance Sequins 30098 KOKIKAI KIDS: MARTIAL ARTS DANCE FUSION (8-13yrs) Kokikai Kids is an introductory martial arts class. Students will (6-13yrs) Fusing hip-hop and jazz with your favorite pop songs! Learning engage in activities such as stretching, rolling, conditioning exercises, and upbeat dances to warm up, dance along, perform, along with learning movement for self-defense. Please wear loose, athletic clothing. to count music, learning basic hip hop moves and across the floor W 6-6:50pm 9/15(7classes) MTNV $43(R)/$65(N) Barker 28642 jazz technique. Boys and girls will dance to popular music they love while getting a full body workout that develops strength, musicality, W 6-6:50pm 11/3(6classes) MTNV $38(R)/$57(N) Barker 30007 coordination, and building confidence. All music and movements is age NEW SKATEBOARDING FOR BEGINNERS appropriate. A special showcase will be held on the last day of class for Our beginner skateboard lessons are designed to teach you the basics in family and friends. a safe and fun environment. This class is great for someone who has never M 5:50-6:35pm 9/13(7classes) CACT $83(R)/$125(N) Dance Sequins 28608 skateboarded or has little to no experience. M 5:50-6:35pm 11/1(7classes) CACT $83(R)/$125(N) Dance Sequins 30104 (6-8 yrs) Tu 4:15-5:15pm 10/5(5 classes) ELDO $49(R)/$74(NR) Petty 30848 Tu 4:15-5:15pm 11/9(5 classes) ELDO $56(R)/$84(NR) Petty 30850 (9-11 yrs) Tu 5:30-6:30pm 10/5(5 classes) ELDO $49(R)/$74(NR) Petty 30851
PARKS AND RECREATION Tu 5:30-6:30pm 11/9(6 classes) ELDO $56(R)/$84(NR) Petty 30852
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RACQUETBALL CLINIC NEW EXTREME NINJAS: LEGO CAMP SCOTTSDALE (12-17yrs) Learn racquetball as you burn calories while playing the fastest (5-11yrs) Ninjas….GO! There is a new ninja on the block, and he’s ready to sport in the world. Have instruction on rules, strategy, and form while fight to defend his honor and establish peace! The team of 5 ninjas all have learning so much more about the game. Experience the fast paced fun of their own important role to play in carrying on the legacy of spectacular racquetball in a safe, social, and fun environment. ninja skill, self-discipline, courage and honor. Join the team by using LEGO® bricks, technic pieces, gears and motors to build the ninja domain Th 4:30-5:30pm 10/14(8classes) SRPK $54(R)/$81(N) Jacquet 28790 of temples, dragons, awesome motorized ninja vehicles, ninja spinning machines, and more! Campers will use their imaginations and creativity to dive into the extreme world of ninjas! HOBBIES & INTEREST LEGO® is a registered trademark of the LEGO® Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse these programs.
BEGINNING GUITAR M-F 8:30am-12pm 10/11(5classes) VSTA $147(R)/$221(N) Kretsch 30433 (11-15yrs) This class covers notes on the first three strings and then we add 6-8 chords to songs. Students use their own guitar. Acoustic or electric PIANO/KEYBOARD YOUTH 6-string guitars welcome, but noamplifiers. (5-12yrs) Your child will learn to play favorite songs in the first few lessons! A $5 nonrefundable cash supply fee is due to instructor on first day of class. Whether it's Star Wars or JS Bach, SpongeBob or Disney, Taylor Swift or Mozart, Elements has it covered! Elements is an Innovative Piano program
M 4:30-5:15pm 9/13(7classes) CHAP $55(R)/$83(N) Fahy 28562 PLAYS designed to give your child the best opportunity for a successful start on M 4:30-5:15pm 11/1(7classes) CHAP $55(R)/$83(N) Fahy 30024 the Piano keyboard. Elements is a Musical Adventure that includes the Fundamentals that are Key to learning the Piano; Note Reading, Music HOW TO RIDE A BIKE FOR KIDS Theory, Rhythm, Chords, Piano Technique, and all the skills needed to (5-11yrs) Is your child struggling to learn how to ride their bike? Our kid- play the music from class. Keyboards are provided for students class use; friendly instructors will help them with their first lesson (possibly the only Recital held for family and friends on the last day of class. lesson they will need)! Our fun, unique and proven instruction methods have helped hundreds of kids experience the joy of riding a bike. Sa 9:15-10:15am 9/25(6 classes) HRZN $119(R)/$179(NR) Elements Music 30975 Please bring your own bike, helmet and closed toe shoes. Parents need Sa 9:15-10:15am 11/13(6 classes) HRZN $119(R)/$179(NR) Elements Music 30976
to stay onsite for this class.
Sa 8-10am 9/18(1class) CHAP $76(R)/$114(N) REI 28634 Sa 8-10am 10/16(1class) CHAP $76(R)/$114(N) REI 28632 Sa 10:30-12:30pm 10/16(1class) CHAP $76(R)/$114(N) REI 28633
NEW BRICKS 4 KIDZ: MOTORIZED LEGO BUILDING - TRANSPORTATION (5-11yrs) Bricks 4 Kidz® provides a stimulating atmosphere for young minds to build unique, motorized creations all while having loads of fun Jingle Hike to Santa using LEGO® bricks. Our program explores architecture, engineering, Location: Pinnacle Peak Park technology, science, math (STEM) and history concepts to spark Pinnacle Peak Park, 26802 N.102nd Way, Scottsdale 85262 imagination and build self-confidence. Students can participate in multi- Date: Saturday, December 4 week sessions focused on exciting themes including inventions, space and transportation...just to name a few Times: 9 - 9:30 am / 9:30 - 10 am / 10 - 10:30 am Sa 9:30-10:30am 9/18(6classes) CHAP $135(R)/$203(N) Kretsch 30434 Cost: FREE, but must pre-register Eight-person per family limit. All ages are welcomed to enjoy a RECREATION AND PARKS NEW BRICKS 4 KIDZ - MOTORIZED LEGO BUILDING - ho-ho-ho hike and a trail side visit with the jolly old guy himself at AMUSEMENT PARK Pinnacle Peak Park. Children must be accompanied by a registered (5-11yrs) Bricks 4 Kidz® provides a stimulating atmosphere for young adult who will also be on the trail with them. The hike is self-paced, minds to build unique, motorized creations all while having loads of fun using LEGO® bricks. Our program explores architecture, engineering, 1 mile round-trip and the trail is steep in several sections, so little technology, science, math (STEM) and history concepts to spark legs may need extra time. No strollers or bikes allowed. A holiday imagination and build self-confidence. Students can participate in multi- craft activity, face painters and a commemorative patch will be week sessions focused on exciting themes including inventions, provided at the trail head for the children. space and transportation...just to name a few! For more information and to register, Sa 9:30-10:30am 10/30(6classes) CHAP $135(R)/$203(N) Kretsch 30435 please call the park at 480-312-0990.
REGISTRATION QUESTIONS? 480-312-7957 Call us before July 23 so we can guide you through the process, making registration a breeze! RECREATION.SCOTTSDALEAZ.GOV – RESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINS JULY 26 / NON-RESIDENT BEGINS JULY 27 11 YOUTH CAMPS & SPORTS SEPT | OCT | NOV | DEC 2021
AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS FALL BREAK CAMPS For students in grades 1-5 as of fall 2021. Trained Recreation professionals will provide structured, engaging recreational and educational activities that include arts & crafts, games, sports, fitness and specialty programs. M-F School Release-6pm $600 8/4/21 – 5/25/22
Starting PLAYS WednesDAY AUG 4 AFTERAFTER RECREATION CAMPS – 1ST - 5TH GRADES SCHOOLSCHOOL Don’t sit home bored during fall break! Participate in fun and exciting recreational activities including crafts, sports, games, and much more. A PR GRAM morning and afternoon snack will be provided daily. A lunch with drink is required for all participants.
HORIZON COMMUNITY CENTER COMMUNITY CENTER PROGRAMS 15444 N. 100th Street I 480-312-2650 M-F 8am-4pm 10/11-10/15 $125 Horizon HORIZON COMMUNITY CENTER 15444 N. 100th St. | 480-312-2650 SCOTTSDALE MOUNTAIN VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER 1st thru 5th Grade 30836 8625 E Mountain View Road I 480-312-2584 MOUNTAIN VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER M-F 8am-4pm 10/11-10/15 $125 Mountain View 8625 E. Mountain View Road | 480-312-2584 1st thru 6th Grade 30838 SCHOOL COLLABORATIONS PROGRAMS After-School programming is provided in collaboration with Scottsdale Unified School District for the students attending specific Title One schools. Title One elementary after-school programs are for students in grades K-5 as of fall 2021. Snack will be provided by Scottsdale Unified School District. Contact at 480-312-2329 Hohokam | 8451 E. Oak Street K thru 5th Grade 30843 PARENT'S NIGHT OUT: THE GREAT ELF ESCAPE Your child is invited to spend an evening at the Horizon Navajo | 4525 N. Granite Reef Road Community Center for supervised activities including K thru 5th Grade 30840 reindeer games, merry-little crafts, an ugly sweater contest Echo Canyon | 4330 N. 62nd St. and pizza. Please sign up early, as registration is limited. K thru 6th Grade 30834 Your child must be picked up by 10p.m. or a late fee will Tonalea | 6720 E. Continental be assessed. For youth in Grades 1-5. K thru 6th Grade 30841 S 6:15pm 12/18 $15(R)/$19(NR) HORZ 30772 City of Scottsdale After-School Programs are not licensed childcare under ARS section 23-882. To ensure a clear understanding of how the City of Scottsdale After-School Programs operate, caregivers are required to attend a mandatory Parent Information session before youth can attend program.
Register at Recreation.ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search "After-School Programs".
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ART & CRAFTS CONFECTION CLASSES SCOTTSDALE
NEW INDIAN MADE EASY - ONLINE View the supply list for this class at: (15+) Join a professional Chef and learn an easy gluten-free, vegan, red ScottsdaleAZ.gov search, 'Art Supply' lentil curry dinner you can make from home repeatedly. Master your rice, learn the nutrition behind the spices and have all your questions answered from your home kitchen. Instructions and recipes will be provided to all registered students. Buy your ingredients ahead of time and follow CERAMICS along, or simply watch and ask questions as if you were watching the food network live. All recipes can be modified for your dietary restrictions and all HOME ACCENTS levels of culinary experience are welcome! (18+) Rev up your house and patio with fireplace sculptures, book shelf decorations, lamps, flower pots, bonsai dishes and more! Students will Sa 1-6:30pm 11/6(1class) ONLINE $31(R)/$47(N) Sampson 30228 explore hand building, wheel throwing, texture, decoration, glazing and firing with an emphasis on design and form. Supplies to bring to class: NEW MEDITERRANEAN DIET 101 - ONLINE 25lbs Cone 5 clay, basic pottery tools, wood knife, pin tool, cutting wire, rib, (15+) Join a professional Chef and learn the scientific research behind sponge, brushes, apron and small bucket. $18 non-refundable cash glaze the Mediterranean Diet while making a heart-healthy, low glycemic index, material fee per registered class due to instructor at first class. diabetic-friendly dinner. Cook from home and have all your questions PLAYS answered by an expert. Instructions and recipes will be provided to Sa 9:30am-12:30pm 9/18(14classes) ELDO $213(R)/$320(N) Peterson 28576 all registered students. Buy your ingredients ahead of time and follow Sa 1-4pm 9/18(14classes) ELDO $213(R)/$320(N) Peterson 28577 along, or simply watch and ask questions as if you were watching the food network live. All recipes can be modified for your dietary restrictions and INTRODUCTION TO CLAY all levels of culinary experience are welcome! (18+) Introduction to basic clay techniques, including coil, pinch, slab, wheel and glazing. Students will explore hand building, wheel throwing, Sa 1-6:30pm 9/25(1class) ONLINE $31(R)/$47(N) Sampson 28628 texture, decoration, glazing and firing with an emphasis on design and
form, as time allows. Bring basic ceramics tools (cutting wire, brushes, sponge, needle tool) and 25 lbs Cone 5/6 clay to first class. $18 non- refundable material fee per registered class due to instructor at first class. M 5-7:45 pm 9/13(14classes) GRSC $213(R)/$320(N) Peterson 28580 Tu 9am-12pm 9/21(12classes) ELDO $165(R)/$248(N) Shock 28578 Th 9am-12pm 9/16(11classes) ELDO $153(R)/$230(N) Shock 28579
DIGITAL PHOTGRAPHY
BEGINNING (15+) Learn the basics of photography, how to use your camera and discover what all those buttons really do. Then begin the process to really "see" your subject before clicking the shutter. Mix in weekly photo
assignments to apply what you learn and you will leave this class feeling good about your photography while having fun. This class is taught using RECREATION AND PARKS OPEN STUDIO DSLR cameras. Bring your DSLR camera to each class. (18+) Studio time for working on your clay projects independently. M 6-7:30pm 9/13(7classes) VLSC $59(R)/$89(N) Bochenek 28609 Equipment available includes electric wheels, slab roller, and staff-fired M 6-7:30pm 11/8(6classes) VLSC $52(R)/$78(N) Bochenek 28803 Cone 5/6 electric kiln, plus slips, glazes, and more. NO INSTRUCTION: Proficiency in hand-building or wheel-throwing at an intermediate level INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED or above required. You must be able to design, carry out, and complete (15+) This course is for passionate photographers looking to take better a project from wet clay to glazing without assistance. Pieces created at photos by exploring different composition concepts, challenged by weekly Eldorado clay studio are eligible for firing in the studio kilns. Please bring photo assignments, combined with a professional review of your work in $18 (cash) non-refundable material fee per registered class to first meeting. a collaborative way. This class will explore advanced techniques on how Note: instructor approval is required for this class. If you are not at the to make eye catching photography explore different composition and appropriate skill level, you will be asked to withdraw and staff will do their framing techniques. best to find a class at the correct level. Th 6-7:30pm 9/16(6classes) HRZN $35(R)/$53(N) TBA 28610 Tu 12:30-3:30pm 9/21(12classes) ELDO $165(R)/$248(N) Shock 28581 Th 6-7:30pm 10/286classes) HRZN $35(R)/$53(N) TBA 30027 Th 12:30-3:30pm 9/16(11classes) ELDO $153(R)/$230(N) Shock 28582
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ART INTERMEDIATE OIL PAINTING (18+) This class is for students already comfortable painting in oil, who are ART EXPLORERS interested in advancing their skills with new techniques, suggestions, and (18+) This is your time to create as you like what inspires your creativity! approaches. Participants will paint from their own reference material on a This brings a great mix of students who love being creative together, at full sized paper copy. (No phones or iPads). You will have your own supplies, all levels sharing, learning and being supportive in the arts for you. The but my list is also online. This will be a fun class, with encouraging feedback. instructor can either have set projects for you or you can work on your W 5:45-7:45pm 9/15(7classes) VLSC $46(R)/$69(N) Fried 30110 own art of choice in whatever medium. Each week participants will see a W 5:45-7:45pm 11/3(6classes) VLSC $41(R)/$62(N) Fried 30168 20-minute demonstration of a technique. This will include colored pencils, PLAYS acrylic, watercolor painting , collage design, basics of drawing, color theory ADVANCED OIL PAINTING and more. (18+) For those serious artists who have painted in oil continuously, and Tu 10am-1pm 9/14(6classes) HRZN $91(R)/$137(N) Godwin 28657 have completed at least 4 or more paintings in the past year. We will explore self-portraits, portraiture, figurative, pet portraits, and special effect Tu 10am-1pm 11/9(6classes) HRZN $91(R)/$137(N) Godwin 30067 painting, including challenging elements, such as hair, fur, ice cubes, glass/ DRAW/PAINT reflections, and more. Please view the supply list for this class at: (14+) Have the freedom to use any medium you choose; pencil, colored ScottsdaleAZ.gov search, 'Art Supply' pencils, pastels, watercolor, oil and acrylic. Teacher emphasis is on M 5:45-7:45pm 9/13(7classes) VLSC $46(R)/$69(N) Fried 28637 individual attention and projects. $1 nonrefundable cash supply fee is due M 5:45-7:45pm 11/1(7classes) VLSC $46(R)/$69(N) Fried 30167 to instructor on first day of class. Must be present at first class for orientation and demonstrations. OIL AND ACRYLIC PAINTING M 9am-12pm 9/13(13classes) ELSO $124(R)/$186(N) Chestney 28612 (18+) New and continuing students will focus on developing basic skills, exploring color, style and various techniques in a relaxed environment. M 6:30-9:30pm 9/13(13classes) ELSO $124(R)/$186(N) Chestney 28613 Learn techniques using acrylic or oil paints. Learn to develop a portrait, Tu 6:30-9:30pm 9/14(13classes) ELSO $124(R)/$186(N) Chestney 28614 landscape, floral, abstract or non-representational forms. W 9:30am-12:30pm 9/15(13classes) ELSO $124(R)/$186(N) Chestney 28615 M 9am-12pm 9/13(7classes) VLSC $98(R)/$147(N) Taylor 28669 W 1-4pm 9/15(13classes) ELSO $124(R)/$186(N) Chestney 28616 SCOTTSDALE Tu 9am-12pm 9/14(7classes) VLSC $98(R)/$147(N) Roberts 28665 Th 9am-12pm 9/16(6classes) VLSC $92(R)/$138(N) Consalvo 28619 Tu 1-4pm 9/14(7classes) GRSC $98(R)/$147(N) Taylor 28668 Th 9:30am-12:30pm 9/16(12classes) ELSO $124(R)/$186(N) Chestney 28617 W 1-4pm 9/15(7classes) VLSC $63(R)/$95(N) Fried 28667 Th 1-4pm 9/16(12classes) ELSO $124(R)/$186(N) Chestney 28618 F 1-4pm 9/17(6classes) GRSC $86(R)/$129(N) Taylor 28670 Th 9am-12pm 10/28(5classes) VLSC $79(R)/$119(N) Consalvo 28818 F 1-4pm 9/17(6classes) VLSC $92(R)/$138(N) Consalvo 28666 M 9am-12pm 11/1(7classes) VLSC $98(R)/$147(N) Taylor 28811 Tu 1-4pm 11/2(7classes) GRSC $98(R)/$147(N) Taylor 28810 Tu 9am-12pm 11/2(6classes) VLSC $86(R)/$129(N) Roberts 28802 W 1-4pm 11/3(6classes) VLSC $56(R)/$84(N) Fried 28822 F 1-4pm 10/29(6classes) GRSC $86(R)/$129(N) Taylor 28813 F 1-4pm 10/29(6classes) VLSC $106(R)/$159(N) Consalvo 28820
PAINT STUDIO Welcome beginners, intermediate and advanced artists. Focus on (18+) the media of your choice: oils, acrylics, watercolors or mixed media. Enjoy exploring art making and expanding your skills. M 1-4pm 9/13(7classes) VLSC $75(R)/$113(N) Khamis 28677 M 1-4pm 11/1(7classes) VLSC $75(R)/$113(N) Khamis 28814
DRAWING PASTELS (18+) Focus on the basic fundamentals of drawing, learning various (18+) New and continuing students will learn techniques using techniques including: perspective, shading, proportion and composition. Pastels. Learn to develop a portrait, landscape, floral, abstract, or a Enjoy using pencil, colored pencils and charcoal. nonrepresentational form with ease. Color is the magical element that Tu 1-4pm 9/14(7classes) VLSC $92(R)/$138(N) Consalvo 28620 gives feeling & emotion to art. Once you understand the meaning of color, it will help you determine the palette to evoke strong emotional response in Th 9am-12pm 9/23(5classes) ELDO $70(R)/$105(N) Milman 30052 your paintings. Come learn how color can help your work! Tu 1-4pm 11/2(6classes) VLSC $92(R)/$138(N) Consalvo 28819 Th 1-4pm 9/16 (11classes) VLSC $147(R)/$221(N) Schneider 28678 Th 9am-12pm 11/4(5classes) ELDO $70(R)/$105(N) Milman 30055
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WATERCOLOR GERMAN INTERMEDIATE SCOTTSDALE (18+) Transparent watercolor for the beginning as well as intermediate (18+) 'Die Sprache der Dichter and Denker' ( language of poets and student will include basic techniques, color and composition using thinkers) is in your ears and in your mind. You already have some fluency for landscape, still life and portrait. Individual attention with emphasis on communication in the "awful German" language , although, now and then, learning to see as the artist does it causes you an episode of 'Weltschmerz.' Cure yourself by continuing to expand your vocabulary and your listening\speaking skills with us. M 1-4pm 9/13(7classes) GRSC $98(R)/$147(N) Taylor 28755 W 9am-12pm 9/15(7classes) VLSC $93(R)/$140(N) Levine 28753 M 8:45-9:45am 9/13(7classes) VLSC $49(R)/$74(N) Eggink 30028 F 9am-12pm 9/17(6classes) VLSC $82(R)/$123(N) Levine 28754 M 8:45-9:45am 11/1(7classes) VLSC $49(R)/$74(N) Eggink 30029 F 9am-12pm 10/29(6classes) VLSC $82(R)/$123(N) Levine 28816 ITALIAN: CONVERSATIONAL BASICS LEVEL 1 M 1-4pm 11/1(7classes) GRSC $98(R)/$147(N) Taylor 28812 (14+) This is an introductory class to the Italian language designed for W 9am-12pm 11/3(6classes) VLSC $82(R)/$123(N) Levine 28815 students seeking speaking and listening abilities with minimal emphasis on grammar. In this course you will be introduced to the Italian alphabet, correct pronunciation of the individual letters and selected letter groups. Students will study basic sentence structure, some grammar rules, basic COMMUNICATION & LANGUAGE rules of gender, number agreement, word pronunciation and useful
vocabulary and phrases of the Italian language. Students will develop basic PLAYS ONLINE BEGINNER SPANISH: STEP 1 speaking, listening, reading, writing and comprehension skills. (14+) Are you starting from square one? In this course you will learn Purchase: Easy Italian Step-by-Step pronunciation, essential vocabulary and enough grammar to communicate basic ideas. Listening and speaking are emphasized along Th 5-7pm 9/16(10classes) VLSC $90(R)/$135(N) Keyser 28640 with simple reading and writing. SPANISH: LEVEL II Tu 9:30am-11am 9/14(7classes) ONLINE $66(R)/$99(N) Buettner 28559 (14+) Continue your study of essential Spanish grammar and vocabulary. Tu 9:30am-11am 11/2(5classes) ONLINE $50(R)/$75(N) Buettner 30013 Build every day, informal conversation. Move beyond the basics to explore more about the present, past, and future tenses. Practice and develop ONLINE BEGINNER SPANISH: STEP 2 skills in reading, writing and speaking Spanish. The emphasis of this class
(14+) This course is for students who completed Beginner Spanish course. will be fluency and accuracy in spoken Spanish. Interactive practice aimed at building vocabulary, conversation, grammar and basic reading. Th 6:05-7:35pm 9/16(12classes) ELDO $91(R)/$137(N) Chavez 28706 W 6:05-7:35pm 9/15(13classes) ELDO $98(R)/$147(N) Chavez 28707 M 10am-11:30am 9/13(7classes) ONLINE $66(R)/$99(N) Buettner 28560 M 10am-11:30am 11/1(7classes) ONLINE $66(R)/$99(N) Buettner 30014 ONLINE SPANISH: CONTINUING I (14+) A stress free class for novice students who are already familiar SPANISH: LEVEL 1 with the basics of gender and verb conjugation. Students will build (14+) Learn the fundamentals of the Spanish language. Classes will cover vocabulary and grammar with interactive, engaging skill drills. Each week basic grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary. This class will emphasize includes listening comprehension, speaking and reading to improve listening, speaking, reading, and writing. communication. W 4:30-6pm 9/15(13classes) ELDO $98(R)/$147(N) Chavez 28705 W 6-7:30pm 9/15(7classes) ONLINE $66(R)/$99(N) Buettner 28708 Th 4:30-6pm 9/16(12classes) ELDO $91(R)/$137(N) Chavez 28704 W 6-7:30pm 11/3(6classes) ONLINE $58(R)/$87(N) Buettner 30015 FRENCH: CONTINUING ONLINE SPANISH: CONTINUING II
(18+) Designed for continuing students wanting to increase their current PARKS AND RECREATION AND PARKS knowledge in developing conversational skills, practicing pronunciation (14+) This class is for students who are familiar with present and past tense and learning essential grammatical facts in a supportive and fun verb conjugation from previous experience or instruction. Focus will be on environment. Group participation is encouraged. improving listening comprehension, conversation, grammar and reading. Purchase: French Made Simple, by Haze, 2006 edition, $13. Th 6-7:30pm 9/16(7classes) ONLINE $66(R)/$99(N) Buettner 28709 Th 6-7:30pm 11/4(4classes) ONLINE $42(R)/$63(N) Buettner 30020 Tu 5:30pm-7:30pm 9/14(7classes) HRZN $89(R)/$134(N) Gabor 28627 Tu 5:30pm-7:30pm 11/2(7classes) HRZN $89(R)/$134(N) Gabor 30032 CLASS LISTING LEGEND ONLINE GERMAN BEGINNER (18+) This is a class that combines it all: Absolute Beginner 1 (ABC's, COURSE TITLE numbers, basic greetings, colors) plus NEW Absolute Beginner 2 (Family, The description for this course will be listed in this section. The description hobbies, time, travel, directions). The class will be tailored to the enrolled may include age restrictions, activities, overview of the class. participants' level, goals, and needs. W 5:15pm-5:55pm 9/18(12wks) HRZN $57(R) / $86(NR) Martin 102812 Th 10am-11am 9/16(7classes) ONLINE $49(R)/$79(N) Eggink 28629 £ Day £ Time £ Start Date & Length £ Location £ Course Code £ Fees, Resident/Non-Resident £ Instructor, when applicable Th 10am-11am 11/4(5classes) ONLINE $38(R)/$57(N) Eggink 30031
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DANCE BROADWAY JAZZ: ALL LEVELS (18+) Challenge your body and mind by learning a variety of jazz techniques BALLET: BEGINNING and dance styles. Dance to today's modern songs, famous show tunes This class is designed for the beginning student or those with less than and more! Learn from the beginning or review basics. New dances will be two years of ballet training. This casual and fun class will offer a great taught and past dances will be reviewed workout while learning ballet basics, technique, terminology and ballet Tu 1-1:50pm 9/14(14classes) GRSC $67(R)/$101(N) Moore 28570 combinations CARDIO DANCE FUN & FITNESS (18+) (18+) Easy to follow and exciting combinations of dance choreography and PLAYS Tu 2-2:50 pm 9/14(14classes) GRSC $67(R)/$101(N) Moore 28553 fitness moves exercise the entire body, targeting major muscle groups as (15+) well as providing a beneficial cardio workout. The movements are effective in increasing coordination, endurance, strength, balance, and flexibility. Sa 9:30-10:20am 9/18(7classes) MMRA $54(R)/$81(N) Neiss 30151 Both high and low impact options are offered so you can choose the level Sa 9:30-10:20am 11/6(7classes) MMRA $54(R)/$81(N) Neiss 30152 that is right for you. Th 10:15-11:15am 9/16(12classes) MMRA $56(R)/$84(N) Kenrick 28566 BALLROOM DANCE Tu 10:15-11:15am 9/14(14classes) MMRA $56(R)/$84(N) Kenrick 28567 LINE DANCING: BEGINNERS THE BASICS (18+) Exercise your mind and body while dancing. Everyone is welcome to (18+) Learn and improve the dances you need to feel comfortable in join this fun and energizing line dance class. Learn steps and line dances any social situation. Dances may include: foxtrot, waltz, cha- cha, tango, for Country, Latin, waltzes, old standbys and newer dances. No partner is rumba, swing and much more. This class is for couples only. required to enjoy this class. his is a beginner level class. Come join the fun. Tu 5:45 -6:40pm 9/14(12classes) FENP $67(R)/$101(N) Dale 28556 Some dance experience would be helpful.
BEYOND THE BASICS Tu 10:35-11:35am 9/14(10classes) VLSC $61(R)/$92(N) Chapman 30022 (18+) This is not a beginner's class. Here's a chance for the student who has LINE DANCING: HIGH BEGINNER/LOW INTERMEDIATE SCOTTSDALE taken the beginner's class to learn more about the basic and beginning Exercise your mind and body while dancing. Everyone is welcome to level social dances. The focus will be to add onto the students existing step (18+) join this fun and energizing line dance class. Learn steps and line dances patterns and technique to help improve movement on the dance floor. for Country, Latin, waltzes, old standbys and newer dances. No partner is Dances may include: foxtrot, waltz, cha- cha, tango, rumba, swing and required to enjoy this class. This is a high beginner/low intermediate level much more. Must have taken The Basics class prior to enrolling in this class. class. Come join the fun. Some dance experience and knowledge of dance This class is for couples only. steps helpful. Tu 6:45-7:40pm 9/14(12classes) FENP $67(R)/$101(N) Dale 28554 Tu 9:20-10:20am 9/14(10classes) VLSC $61(R)/$92(N) Chapman 28645 DANCE PLUS NEW DANCE IT UP! (18+) For the dancer who has had several classes of Beginning and Beyond Get your groove on with simple, follow-along dances and learn new the Basics class but not yet ready for an intermediate level class. Brush up (18+) dance moves that get your heart pumping to songs from your old mix- and enhance your dances skills in dances like swing, foxtrot, waltz, Latin tape playlists of various genres and styles of music (70's Disco, 80's Pop/ dances, tango and more. This class is for couples only. Rock, 90's Dance, 2000s-present Pop, Latin, Country, Movie Soundtracks, W 5:30-6:25pm 9/15(12classes) FENP $67(R)/$101(N) Dale 28557 Broadway Musicals, etc.) You’ll love the fun moves and the feel good vibes,
but you’ll come back for the playlists! This class has a dance party vibe INTERMEDIATE SMOOTH & RHYTHM where we warm up, tone up, get our heart rate up, sweat it up, smile it up, (18+) This class will focus on higher-level patterns and techniques in and dance it up! dances such as foxtrot, waltz, tango, rumba, cha-cha, swing, salsa and more! A fun continuation for the student who has had at least two to three Th 6:15-7:15pm 9/16(12classes) MMRA $76(R)/$114(N) Willis 29878 sessions of ballroom dance and who have learned 3 to 4 patterns in each of NEW PRECISION DANCE: the social ballroom dances. If you are not at the appropriate skill level, you will be asked to withdraw and staff will do their best to locate a class at the ADVANCED PERFORMING TROUPE correct level. This class is for couples only. (18+) Do you enjoy performing? Then this is the dance class for you. Experience, understand, and acquire the knowledge, how dance steps, W 6:30pm-7:25 pm 9/15(12classes) FENP $67(R)/$101(N) Dale 28555 movements, and combinations make up dance routines. Choregraphing many new dance styles and routines, always working on showmanship, entertaining, and stage presence for any audience. W 3-4pm 9/15(14classes) GRSC $38(R)/$57(N) Goss 30162
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NEW PRECISION DANCE: BEGINNERS/INTERMEDIATE FITNESS & HEALTH SCOTTSDALE (18+) Learn basic dance steps and different combinations while dancing with grace and poise. Putting together combinations to many AEROBICS choreographed dance routines. My goal is for you to enjoy your passion (18+) Start your day off right with this 'work at your own pace' cardio class! for dance. Warm-up, stretch, hi/low impact cardiovascular activity, muscle toning W 2-3pm 9/15(14classes) GRSC $38(R)/$57(N) Goss 30163 and stretching exercises are all included. Modifications are provided. Sa 10:30-11:30am 9/18(14classes) HRZN $62(R)/$93(N) Alfraid$X28551 TAP: INTERMEDIATE (18+) This fast-paced intermediate class is for the fun of tapping to a variety NEW BARRE ABOVE of music and styles. Choreography for dances will be taught while learning (18+) Barre Above is one of the most effective ways to change the shape and building on basic techniques of both Rhythm and Hollywood styles. of your body for a total body workout. This sculpting class blends ballet, Tap shoes required. If you are not at the appropriate skill level, you will be strength training, yoga and Pilates to create long and lean muscles to asked to withdraw and staff will do their best to locate a class at the correct reshape your body. Light weights, small ball and glides will be used as level. props. No experience necessary. Tu 6:15-7:15pm 10/5(10classes) MTNV $56(R)/$84(N) Campi 28735 M 6:30-7:30pm 9/13(14classes) MMRA $76(R)/$114(N) Brown 28558
TAP: SENIOR BEGINNING TECHNIQUES BODY AND MIND PLAYS (18+) Learn the basics of different dance steps and combinations while (18+) Whip your heart, mind, and body into shape while having a great time. improving your memory and having fun. This course combines aerobics with yoga & Pilate's providing a full body Th 2:45-3:45pm 10/7(9classes) GRSC $52(R)/$78(N) Campi 28736 workout including cardio, strengthening and flexibility. F 11:15am-12:15pm 9/17(12classes) VLSC $55(R)/$83(N) Alfraid 28563 TAP: SENIOR INTERMEDIATE LEVEL I & 2 (18+) Learn the basics of dance routines while improving your memory and M W 9:15-10:15am 9/13(28classes) GRSC $114(R)/$171(N) Alfraid 28564 having fun. If you are not at the appropriate skill level, you will be asked to BODY CONDITIONING withdraw and staff will do their best to locate a class at the correct level. (18+) Exercise class concentrating on enhancing body tone, strengthening
Th 4-5pm 10/7(9classes) GRSC $52(R)/$78(N) Campi 28737 and stretching. This will include an educational aspect on fitness and wellness, to incorporate fitness into everyday life. WORLD DANCE MIXX (18+) Travel across the globe in this fun cardio workout class that W 8:15-9am 9/15(14classes) GRSC $62(R)/$93(N) Alfraid 28565 incorporates a Mixx of dance styles and contemporary music from around CARDIO-CORE FITNESS the world. No dance experience needed. All levels welcome. (18+) A fusion of music provides a great cardio workout and lots of fun. Tu 9-10am 9/14(14classes) MMRA $56(R)/$84(N) Kenrick 28758 Reduce stress, tone your body, strengthen your muscles, increase Th 9-10am 9/16(12classes) MMRA $56(R)/$84(N) Kenrick 30044 flexibility and build core strength. Foot movements are modified as needed and everyone is encouraged to work at their own pace. All levels are welcome. MARTIAL ARTS Tu 8:15-9:05am 9/14(10classes) VLSC $54(R)/$81(N) Robertson 28571 Th 8:15-9:05am 9/16(10classes) VLSC $54(R)/$81(N) Robertson 28572 AIKIDO (14+) Adult Aikido is an introductory class to the Japanese martial art of CHAIR REIKI I: SELF HEALING
Aikido. Students will receive step-by-step instruction on various warm (18+) Come experience the gentle warmth of Reiki energy! Reiki energy is RECREATION AND PARKS up and fundamental self-defense techniques. This class will also help universal life force that you direct with your hands. It is a simple, natural students increase flexibility, balance, core strength, and situational and safe method of healing that everyone can use. It is effective in treating awareness. Wear loose, athletic clothing. emotional and physical ailments and works in conjunction with traditional W 7-7:50pm 9/15(7classes) MTNV $43(R)/$65(N) Barker 28549 medicine to promote recovery and is offered in many hospitals. Reiki treats the whole person, body, mind and spirit, creating beneficial effects that W 7-7:50pm 11/3(6classes) MTNV $38(R)/$57(N) Barker 30006 include relaxation and feelings of well being. There is no touching in this class. CLASS LISTING LEGEND W 1:30-2:45 pm 9/15(7classes) VLSC $59(R)/$89(N) Jenkins 28583 COURSE TITLE W 1:30-2:45 pm 11/3(6classes) VLSC $52(R)/$78(N) Jenkins 30051 The description for this course will be listed in this section. The description may include age restrictions, activities, overview of the class.
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CHAIR ZUMBA NEW BOLLYX - THE BOLLYWOOD WORKOUT! (18+) Chair Zumba incorporates movements taken from Latin dances like (14+) BollyX, featured on ABC’s SHARK TANK! earlier this year, is a the merengue, salsa, and cha-cha to create a dynamic program that aims Bollywood-inspired dance-fitness program that combines dynamic to improve overall energy, core stability, muscular strength, cardiovascular choreography with the hottest music from around the world. Its 50-minute endurance, and motor skills. Classes are specifically designed for people cardio workout cycles between higher and lower-intensity dance with limited mobility, people with balance issues, and anyone who wants sequences to get you moving, sweating, and smiling. At the very core of a great seated workout. Take a seat and be prepared to sweat, laugh and a BollyX workout is the inspiration it draws from the music and dance of leave with a smile on your face. Bollywood, the film industry of India. We embody the infectious energy, expression and movement of Bollywood and aim to expand the reach of M W 4-4:45 pm 9/13(25classes) VLSC $70(R)/$104(N) Scott 30045
PLAYS fitness to more people worldwide. CONDITIONING COMBO Tu 6:45-7:45pm 9/14(14classes) MMRA $98(R)/$147(N) Ramula 30030 (14+) A combination of yoga, pilates, and stretching. This class will help you release stress, increase flexibility, promote core strength and reduce NEW DANCE FITNESS stiffness throughout your entire body. All fitness levels are encouraged to (14+) Dance Fitness is a group fitness based on dance and music. Students participate. are not required to have any dance background or fitness level. All fitness levels are welcomed. There are low impact routines with modifications W 7-8pm 9/15(13classes) CACT $59(R)/$89(N) Alfraid 28595 that usually instructors show in the class. It's very much like Zumba. With CORE AND MORE the beat of music, time goes by really fast. (14+) Improve your balance and stability while increasing your stamina. W 5:45-6:45pm 9/15(12classes) VLSC $67(R)/$101(N) Brown 30066 Structured to accommodate all goals and fitness levels, this full body circuit training format, which incorporates cardio activity alongside weight training, is designed to strengthen your entire body. Get your heart rate up and burn calories as you jump from exercise to exercise working your way through each muscle group, with an emphasis on the core muscles (abs, lower back, hips, and butt).
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LEARN TO KAYAK (18+) This class will introduce you to the fundamentals of kayaking in a comfortable setting and at a relaxed pace. You will learn about proper strokes and paddling technique and get the chance to practice these new skills on a beautiful, local waterway. REI's expert guides will also teach the basics of water safety, trip planning, and how to have an enjoyable time on the water. This is a great way to build a new skill set or improve upon what you already know about kayaking. REI provides kayaks, paddles and all necessary safety equipment. Sa 8-11am 10/2(1class) CHAP $97(R)/$146(N) REI 28643 Sa 8-11am 10/23(1class) VSTA $97(R)/$146(N) REI 28644 NEW HOW TO BECOME LABEL SAVVY! (18+) With all the confusion today on what packaged food is healthy or not,
MAX TONE AND FITNESS I will help you to analyze an ingredient list so you can make wiser choices in (14+) This is a non-stop workout class for the person looking for a 'killer' the grocery aisles. toning class. Sign up today and TONE up! Tu 12-1:15pm 11/16(1class) VLSC $35(R)/$53(N) Gulbas 30342 W 5:45-6:45pm 9/15(13classes) CACT $59(R)/$89(N) Alfraid 28650 NEW PARKINSON'S POWER EXERCISES (18+) Are you experiencing stooped shoulders? Shuffling feet? Loss of balance? Lack of coordination? Please join a skilled Parkinson's professional who will lead you through an energetic full body workout specifically designed to increase body awareness, improve flexibility and increase your heart rate in a fun and supportive environment. Participants must be able to stand unassisted. M W 1-2pm 9/13(12classes) VLSC $76(R)/$114(N) Smith 28831 M W 1-2pm 11/1(13classes) VLSC $80(R)/$120(N) Smith 28832
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SEPT | OCT | NOV | DEC 2021 ADULT (14+ YEARS) SCOTTSDALE NEW THE B.I.G. (BREATH, INTENTION & GRATITIUDE) WAY TO LIVE! (18+) In this 90-minute dynamic workshop, participants will learn 3 easy techniques to begin each of their days in a mindful, intentional way. The first part teaches healthy breathing and why it is so important to learn to breathe in an optimal way. The second part explores intention setting and how to set meaningful, daily goals to give us a sense of purpose. Last, participants will learn how to develop a daily gratitude practice and the healing benefits of doing so. This is a highly empowering workshop that will teach you how to live a more balanced, purposeful, and enjoyable life. POUND ROCKOUT WORKOUT M 2-3:30pm 11/8(1class) VLSC $26(R)/$39(N) Ginsberg 30056 (14+) Instead of listening to music, you become the music in this exhilarating full-body workout that combines cardio, conditioning, and PERSONAL FITNESS strength training with yoga and Pilates-inspired movements. Using (18+) Certified personal trainer keeps the class fun. Class includes Ripstix®, lightly weighted drumsticks engineered specifically for exercising, stretching, handheld weights, stretch bands, balance exercises, and POUND transforms drumming into an incredibly effective way of working chair exercises. out.
M F 10:30-11:30am 9/13(26classes) GRSC $125(R)/$188(N) Bockal 28679 PLAYS M 6:45-7:45pm 9/13(14classes) HRZN $98(R)/$147(N) lRamula 28661
PILATES RACQUETBALL CLINIC This Pilates class will focus on strengthening your body core, stability (18+) Learn racquetball as you burn calories while playing the fastest sport and balance. All levels of athletic ability are encouraged to attend. in the world. Instruction on rules, strategy, and form while learning so (14+) much more about the game. Experience the fast paced fun of racquetball in a safe, social, and fun environment. M 10:30-11:30am 9/13(14classes) MMRA $130(R)/$195(N) Nicholas 28684 W 4:30-5:30pm 9/15(13classes) CACT $69(R)/$104(N) Alfraid 28683 Th 5:45-6:45pm 10/14(8classes) SRPK $54(R)/$81(N) Jacquet 28550 W 6:15-7:15pm 9/15(13classes) HRZN $64(R)/$96(N) Martin 28686
SENIOR STRENGTH TRAINING (18+) (18+) Resistance and strength training can enable senior citizens to regain Tu 1:30-2:30pm 9/14(13classes) VLSC $92(R)/$138(N) Yancy 28688 muscle mass and strength at any age. You're never too old to build a little Th 1:30-2:30pm 9/16(12classes) VLSC $86(R)/$129(N) Yancy 28687 muscle and fight conditions like osteoporosis. Many of the degenerative diseases experienced in the aging process are related to loss of muscle PILATES: GOLF CONDITIONING mass and strength. Focus will be geared to those issues related to senior (14+) This conditioning program can significantly enhance your golfing citizens. This class will utilize basic exercises on machines and with free experience while extending your years of play. Increasing strength and weights. flexibility and decrease your risk for injury. Building better bodies and M W 11am-12pm 9/20(26classes) VLSC $153(R)/$230(N) Smith 28697 minds is the original purpose of Pilates. Make the most of the equipment M Th 9:15-10:15am 9/20(24classes) MMRA $142(R)/$213(N) Smith 28699 that you already have...your body and your mind. Tu Th 12pm-1pm 9/21(24classes) VLSC $175(R)/$263(N) Brancati 28698 Tu 5-5:50 pm 9/14(13classes) HRZN $64(R)/$96(N) Martin 28689 Tu Th 1:30-2:30pm 9/21(24classes) GRSC $175(R)/$263(N) Brancati 28700 Th 5-5:50 pm 9/16(11classes) HRZN $56(R)/$84(N) Martin 28690 SHIFT YOUR SHAPE
PILATES GENTLE (18+) Get ready to take on the afternoon after this full body stretch and tone RECREATION AND PARKS (18+) This Pilates class contains all the benefits to a traditional workout! Balance and muscular endurance are promoted. Buttocks, back, Pilates class, however the style is slower and a more gentle approach. thighs, and abdominals are strengthened; exercising at your own pace is All levels of athletic ability are encouraged to attend. encouraged. There is emphasis on increasing flexibility, through various W 10:30-11:30am 9/15(14classes) GRSC $73(R)/$110(N) Alfraid 28691 yoga poses and traditional stretches. Most of the exercises are on the mat. Join us in a friendly class to promote long term fitness and flexibility! PILATES INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED Tu Th 11:15am-12pm 10/5(20classes) ELDO $43(R)/$65(N) Reznikoff 28701 (14+) This class will focus on strengthening your body core, stability and balance. All levels of athletic ability are encouraged to attend. Three STEP AEROBICS months of Pilates experience suggested. (14+) This class provides the ideal workout for those students who want W 10-11am 9/15(14classes) MMRA $130(R)/$195(N) Nicholas 28692 a challenge and results. It will improve strength, muscle endurance, flexibility and balance. Steps can be adjusted for beginners and advance levels. Tu 6-7pm 9/14(14classes) HRZN $68(R)/$102(N) Martin 28710 Th 6-7pm 9/16(12classes) HRZN $60(R)/$90(N) Martin 28711
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STEP AND STRENGTHEN ZUMBA (14+) Have a great time getting in shape while following basic step (14+) ZUMBA is a fusion of Latin and International music & dance themes movements and being instructed on strengthening exercises. Basics are to create a dynamic, exciting and effective fitness system! The routines covered for those that are new to stepping and modifications are given feature salsa, meringue, cumbia, samba and many more steps presented when needed. Strengthen your legs, upper body and core with as aerobic/fitness interval training combining fast and slow rhythms to low intensity training. tone and sculpt the body. It is this mixture of body sculpting movements in easy to follow dance steps and the principals of fitness interval and Sa 9:15-10:15am 9/18(14classes) HRZN $62(R)/$93(N) Alfraid 28712 resistance training that allow Zumba participants to maximize their caloric and fat burning output for total body toning.
PLAYS Th 1-2pm 9/16(12classes) GRSC $65(R)/$98(N) Pena 28791
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CHAIR YOGA (18+) Practice yoga using a chair instead of a mat! This class is designed for those who want to take a yoga class, but have difficulty getting up off of and down onto the floor. The chair is used in sitting postures to help stretch and warm up the body and open the shoulders and neck. This is followed by a series of standing poses, using the chair for support in standing and balancing, when needed. The exercises are specifically designed and STRETCH IT OUT! sequenced for those who want to stay healthy, keep moving and maintain (18+) This class is designed to loosen tight muscles and joints in a slow and their independence as they age, as well as for those with limited mobility gentle pace. Perfect for those suffering from lower back pain due to limited or movement disorders. These exercises will safely improve flexibility, range of motion. Assists in greater range of motion and flexibility. strength and balance and will help to maintain mobility, without the W 12-1pm 9/15(13classes) VLSC $69(R)/$104(N) Alfraid 28714 SCOTTSDALE impact and stress of traditional exercises. Beginners are welcome and Intermediate no previous yoga experience is needed. Students must be proficent in positions from the first section. M 9:30-10:30am 9/13(14classes) VLSC $99(R)/$149(N) Yancy 28585 W 11:15am-12:15 pm 9/15(13classes) VLSC $53(R)/$80(N) Navarro 28734 M 10:45-11:35am 9/13(14classes) VLSC $99(R)/$149(N) Yancy 28589 Advanced W 9-10am 9/15(14classes) VLSC $99(R)/$149(N) Yancy 28591 Students must be proficient in positions from the first and second section. W 10:15-11:15am 9/15(14classes) VLSC $99(R)/$149(N) Yancy 28588 Th 9:30-10:30am 9/16(12classes) VLSC $86(R)/$129(N) Yancy 28584 W 10-11am 9/15(13classes) VLSC $53(R)/$80(N) Isaacson 28723 F 8:45-9:45am 9/17(13classes) VLSC $92(R)/$138(N) Yancy 28587 F 9:30-11am 9/17(12classes) VLSC $69(R)/$104(N) Isaacson 28721 F 11:15-12:15 pm 9/17(13classes) VLSC $92(R)/$138(N) Yancy 28586 Sa 10:45am-12:15 pm 9/18(11classes) VSTA $64(R)/$96(N) Isaacson 28722 F 10-11am 9/17(13classes) VLSC $92(R)/$138(N) Yancy 28590 THE TOTAL WORKOUT (18+) Energize your body and mind with this total body workout. Improve CHAIR YOGA: INTERMEDIATE your cardiovascular system with gentle aerobic exercise and muscular (18+) Practice yoga using a chair instead of a mat! This class is designed for strength using light hand weights and your own body weight as resistance. those with previous yoga or chair yoga experience and who want to take a Improve posture and balance. Cool down with gentle stretching and deep challenging yoga class, but have difficulty getting up off of and down onto breathing. Working out in your comfort zone is encouraged. the floor. This quicker paced, flow style, chair yoga class will use the chair in sitting postures to help stretch and warm up the body followed by a series F 9:15-10:15am 9/17(9classes) GRSC $44(R)/$66(N) Alfraid 28738 of standing and balance poses, using the chair for support when needed. These yoga based exercises and sequences are specifically designed those TONE AND STRETCH who want to stay healthy, keep moving, maintain their independence as (18+) Start your day off right with this 'work at your own pace' cardio and they age and have a little fun trying new variations on traditional yoga toning class! Warm-up, stretch, hi/low impact cardiovascular activity, poses to improve strength, flexibility and balance. Previous yoga or chair muscle toning, stretching and mat work exercises are all included in this yoga experience is needed and students must be able to stand and walk total body workout. Class ends with a cool-down and a guided meditation. independently, without the support of a walker or cane. Modifications are provided. Please bring your own hand weights. M 8:15-9:15am 9/13(14classes) VLSC $99(R)/$149(N) Yancy 28593 M 8:15-9:05am 9/13(12classes) VLSC $62(R)/$93(N) Robertson 28739 Th 8:15-9:15am 9/16(12classes) VLSC $86(R)/$129(N) Yancy 28592 F 8:15-9:15am 9/17(11classes) VLSC $58(R)/$87(N) Robertson 28740
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RESTORTATIVE YOGA ONLINE YOGA ALL LEVELS SCOTTSDALE (18+) Counteract a fast-paced, stressed-out life off the mat with restorative (18+) Find balance within your body, mind and spirit. The physical practice yoga. Yogis of all levels can enjoy this gentle, slow, still style of yoga uses poses which both stretch and strengthen the body. Release tension, involving long, passive holds in a series of 5-7 restful poses. Supported restore vitality and improve posture. This time is used to find ways to by props, the body releases tension and achieves physical, mental and relax, release stress and create a better awareness of the body. All levels emotional relaxation. All levels welcome. welcome. This class is held online. M 6:45-8pm 9/13(14classes) CACT $109(R)/$164(N) Seeley 28696 W 9:30-10:45am 9/15(12classes) ONLINE $83(R)/$125(N) Stewart 28779 (18+) YIN YOGA (14+) Enhance your flexibility with Yin Yoga. This slow, meditative practice Tu 6:30-8pm 9/14(14classes) ELDO $105(R)/$158(N) Sikes 28764 is ideal for beginners or experienced students who want to feel more Beginning (18+) openness and flexibility in their joints, especially the hips and lower back. M 6:15 -7:45pm 9/13(13classes) MTNV $112(R)/$168(N) Sikes 28768 Most poses are done on the floor from a seated position or on the back. M 11:05am-12:35pm 9/13(7classes) VLSC $73(R)/$110(N) Oliver 28767 Alternate poses are offered for anyone who has a challenge with the knees or ankles. W 10:30am-12pm 9/15(14classes) CACT $120(R)/$180(N) Sikes 28766 Th 10:45am-12:15pm 9/16(12classes) GRSC $97(R)/$146(N) Hutchens 28770
M 5-6:30pm 9/13(14classes) GRSC $97(R)/$146(N) Andrade 28760 Th 11:05am-12:35pm 9/16(5classes) VLSC $50(R)/$75(N) Parrow 28769 PLAYS ONLINE YIN YOGA ONLINE Th 11:05am-12:35 pm10/21(6classes) VLSC $58(R)/$87(N) Parrow 28806 (14+) Enhance your flexibility with Yin Yoga Online. This slow, meditative M 11:05am-12:35 pm11/1(6classes) VLSC $64(R)/$96(N) Oliver 28805 practice is ideal for beginners or experienced students who want to feel Intermediate (18+) more openness and flexibility in their joints, especially the hips and lower Intermediate requires yoga experience, with knowledge of the alignment back. Most poses are done on the floor from a seated position or on the principles of yoga for the basic postures. and balance within your body, back. Alternate poses are offered for anyone who has a challenge with the mind and spirit. The physical practice uses poses which both stretch and knees or ankles. Students should have props available: 2 yoga blankets and strengthen the body. Release tension, restore vitality and improve posture. 2 blocks, along with a yoga mat. Substitute props are fine: beach towels This time is used to find ways to relax, release stress and create a better
instead of yoga blankets, thick hardbound books wrapped in a towel awareness of the body. Please note, if you are not at the Intermediate skill instead of blocks. Chair or sofa cushions can also be used for support. If you level, for your safety, you will be asked to withdraw and staff will do their like to use a yoga strap for extension, a belt or old necktie will work. Wear best to locate a class at the correct level. clothes that are comfortable and easy to move in. Practice on floor space in any room of your house! M 9:20-10:50am 9/13(7classes) VLSC $73(R)/$110(N) Oliver 28777 Th 9:20-10:50am 9/16(5classes) VLSC $50(R)/$75(N) Parrow 28778 Sa 9-10am 9/18(14classes) ONLINE $68(R)/$102(N) Andrade 28761 M 9:20-10:50am 11/1(6classes) VLSC $64(R)/$96(N) Oliver 28807 YOGA Th 9:20-10:50am 10/21(6classes) VLSC $58(R)/$87(N) Parrow 28808 Find balance for your body, mind and spirit. The physical, all levels Gentle (18+) yoga practice uses a variety of sequenced standing poses which both Discover the joy of unifying body, mind and spirit in this slower-paced strengthen the body and improve flexibility. Detailed instruction will offer class designed to relax, stretch and strengthen your body with gentle the poses for various levels of fitness and ability, along with important yoga poses, movement, and centered breathing. This "low and slow" class alignment cues to practice safely and in such a way that you feel better takes place primarily on the floor but also includes standing poses and at the end of practice than when you started. Join us to release tension, movement to improve posture, balance, and breath. All levels welcome. restore vitality and improve back health and posture! All levels welcome. Tu 9-10:30am 9/14(6classes) GRSC $54(R)/$81(N) Vershure 28774
All Levels (14+) RECREATION AND PARKS Th 9-10:30am 9/16(12classes) GRSC $97(R)/$146(N) Hutchens 28772 M 6:15-7:30pm 9/13(14classes) VLSC $99(R)/$149(N) Yancy 28762 F 8:30-10am 9/17(6classes) GRSC $54(R)/$81(N) Kayatt 28771 W 6:3-8pm 9/15(13classes) MMRA $92(R)/$138(N) Yancy 28763 F 10:30am-12pm 9/17(9classes) GRSC $75(R)/$113(N) Kayatt 30147 (18+) F 8:30-10am 10/29(6classes) GRSC $54(R)/$81(N) Kayatt 28809 W 9-10:30am 9/15(14classes) GRSC $78(R)/$117(N) Orndorff 28663 Tu 9-10:30am 11/2(7classes) GRSC $61(R)/$92(N) Vershure 28825
YOGA: GENTLE/RESTORATIVE (18+) This slower paced, restorative class is designed to focus on breathing, relaxation and gentle stretching and balance within your body, mind and spirit. The physical practice uses poses which both stretch and strengthen the body. Release tension restore vitality and improve posture. This time is used to find ways to relax, release stress and create a better awareness of the body. Tu 8:45-10:15am 9/14(13classes) VLSC $92(R)/$138(N) Yancy 28776 Th 2:45-4:15pm 9/16(12classes) VLSC $86(R)/$129(N) Yancy 28775
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ONLINE YOGA BASICS MEDITATION (18+) Focus is on essentials of the yoga practice with a gentle approach based on skillful alignment, breath, building core strength and increasing BEGINNING MEDITATION flexibility. Beginner friendly; also perfect for continuing students. Deepen (18+) Learn to meditate! Meditation calms the body and soothes the mind. your work in foundational yoga postures while linking breath, awareness It is also a great way to relieve stress and improve overall health and well- and movement from a place of stability. This class is held online. being. Join us and learn the basics of meditation to set up your own home W 11am-12pm 9/15(12classes) ONLINE $68(R)/$102(N) Stewart 28780 practice. We will also explore various forms of meditation and relaxation methods. YOGA FOR A HEALTHY BACK Tu 10:30-11:30am 9/14(12classes) VLSC $86(R)/$129(N) Yancy 28651 PLAYS (18+) This class is for anyone wanting to maintain a healthy spine or relieve back strain. It is focused on improving posture and alignment, INTERMEDIATE MEDITATION strengthening core and back muscles, and increasing spinal flexibility. (18+) Join us for weekly meditation practices! These meditations will help Learn relaxation techniques to relieve back pain, reduce stress, and quiet you to relax, find peace, feel ease and live calmly. Learn meditation styles the mind. If you have any serious back issues, check with your doctor to and techniques that you can use both in class and at home to feel better, be sure that a yoga class is appropriate for you. All levels welcome but less stressed and more centered. you must be able to get up from your mat without assistance. F 12:30-1:30pm 9/17(13classes) VLSC $92(R)/$138(N) Yancy 28652 Tu 10:45am-12pm 9/14(6classes) GRSC $47(R)/$71(N) Vershure 28781 Tu 10:45am-12pm 11/2(7classes) GRSC $53(R)/$80(N) Vershure 28826
YOGA IN THE PARK: GENTLE SPECIAL INTERESTS (18+) Enjoy our fabulous fall weather while discovering the joy of unifying body, mind and spirit in this slower-paced class designed to relax, stretch BRIDGE: BEGINNING and strengthen your body with gentle yoga poses, movement, and (18+) Develop a grounding to play successful bridge. This class starts with centered breathing. This "low and slow" class takes place primarily on the the basic terminology, seating, dealing, sorting suits, scoring, etc. You will ground but often includes easy standing poses and movement to improve learn the importance of counting high card and distributional points. We'll posture, balance, and breath. Bring your mat, a blanket or large towel, and cover opening bids and responses, no trump calls, overcalls, preempts, SCOTTSDALE (optional) blocks. Mats safely distanced. etc.. Most important, there will be a great deal of hand play. Weekly review and open discussion will help players develop communications skills with W 9:30-11am 9/22(5classes) ELDO $47(R)/$71(N) Vershure 28782 their partners. W 10:30am-12pm 11/3(6classes) ELDO $54(R)/$81(N) Vershure 30085 W 9:30-11:30am 9/15(7classes) VLSC $49(R)/$74(N) Bigham 28568 YOGA IN THE PRESERVE W 9:30-11:30am 11/3(6classes) VLSC $43(R)/$65(N) Bigham 30008 (14+) Embrace the outdoors and join us for an all levels yoga class at the Gateway Trailhead in Scottsdale's beautiful McDowell Sonoran Preserve. BRIDGE: INTERMEDIATE Our open air, outdoor classroom is just a short walk north of the trailhead (18+) This class is a continuation of the beginning class dealing with the building, in a quiet spot on the Desert Parks Trail. Enjoy your yoga practice play of the hand as declarer and as defender as well as further instruction surrounded by the sights and sounds of the Sonoran desert and with a view in bidding. The most common conventions, e.g. Stayman, Blackwood of the most prominent peaks and Tom’s Thumb! Then enjoy your savasana limit raises; 4 types of doubles; forcing bids; bidding hands of exceptional under Arizona’s clear, blue skies! All levels of experience are welcome, strength, weakness or shape; slam bidding; requirements for gam bid; including beginners. Please bring your own mat, sun protection, and water. responsibility for continuing or ending the bidding; and other techniques as requested will be explained. Much of the class time will be spent on Su 8:30-9:30am 10/10(11classes) GWTH $80(R)/$120(N) Yancy 28784 supervised practice. Please note, if you are not at the appropriate skill level,
Su 7:15-8:15am 10/10(11classes) GWTH $80(R)/$120(N) Yancy 28785 you will be asked to withdraw and staff will do their best to locate a class at the correct level. Th 9:30-11:30am 9/16(5classes) BGTB $38(R)/$57(N) Bigham 28569 Th 9:30-11:30am 11/4(5classes) BGTB $38(R)/$57(N) Bigham 30009
INTRODUCTION TO VOICE OVER (18+) This course will introduce members of the community to an exciting and fulfilling part-time hobby or full-time career option. Instructor, Justine Reiss, is affiliated with a professional voice-over training company called Such A Voice. At the end of the 2-hour course, Justine lets students know if this is something they want to pursue, they can get a free voice evaluation where she will provide necessary feedback. Th 5:45 pm-7:45 pm 11/4(1class) VLSC $25(R)/$38(N) Reiss 28638
PARKS AND RECREATION Sa 10:30am-12:30pm 11/6(1class) HRZN $25(R)/$38(N) Reiss 28639
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MAH JONGG MUSIC SCOTTSDALE Beginning (18+) Learn the American version of an ancient Chinese game that GUITAR challenges memory skills and expands social networks. Beginning M 12:30-2:30pm 9/13(6classes) VLSC $67(R)/$101(N) Weiner 28647 (16+) This class covers notes on the first three strings and then we add 6 - 8 M 12:30-2:30pm 11/1(7classes) VLSC $76(R)/$114(N) Weiner 30158 chords to songs. Students use their own guitar. Acoustic or electric 6 string guitars welcome, but noamplifiers. A $5 nonrefundable cash supply fee is Intermediate: Advanced due to instructor on first day of class. (18+) Classes will expand the skills of the basic Mah Jongg player by focusing on the strategic and competitive elements of the game, including M 6-6:45 pm 9/13(7classes) CHAP $55(R)/$83(N) Fahy 28561 preparation for tournament play. This class is for people who have played M 6-6:45 pm 11/1(7classes) CHAP $55(R)/$83(N) Fahy 30025 Mah Jongg American Version continuously for at least 6 months. A fun "mini-tournament" will be held at the final class of the session. Intermediate (16+) This class covers reading music, notes on all 6 strings, 11 - 15 chords, M 2:45-4:45pm 9/13(6classes) VLSC $67(R)/$101(N) Weiner 28648 emphasis on smooth chord transitions and individual strumming/picking M 2:45-4:45pm 11/1(7classes) VLSC $76(R)/$114(N) Weiner 30159 techniques. Note: If you are not at the appropriate skill level, you will be
asked to withdraw and join the Beginning Adult Guitar class. Students PLAYS SUDOKU FOR BEGINNERS use their own guitar. Electric guitars withoutamps are allowed. A $5 non (18+) Welcome to the exciting world of Sudoku. In this class you'll learn the refundable cash supply fee is due to instructor on first day of class. fundamentals and basics of gameplay. We will learn several strategies such as naked pairs, hidden pairs, pointed pairs, crosshatching and intersection M 7-7:45pm 9/13(7classes) CHAP $55(R)/$83(N) Fahy 28636 removal strategy. This is a fun and rewarding game. M 7-7:45pm 11/1(7classes) CHAP $55(R)/$83(N) Fahy 30026
F 9:30-11:30am 9/17(7classes) VLSC $49(R)/$74(N) Bigham 28656 PIANO/KEYBOARDING TEEN/ADULT F 9:30-11:30am 11/5(5classes) VLSC $38(R)/$57(N) Bigham 30010 (13+) From Santana to Sinatra and Streisand; from the Beatles to Bach and Beethoven; from Broadway hits such as Phantom and Cats; to movie themes from the Titanic, Star Wars, James Bond and Lord of the Rings.
This unique award winning method teaches keyboard skills on real songs you know and love! The program uses brilliantly conceived visual tools that show students how music works. Learn to read music on the treble clef in a lead sheet format and play chords using our exclusive chordometer. Keyboards are provided for each student for classroom use; and all music materials are included at no extra charge. W 6:30-7:30pm 9/22(6 classes) HRZN $119(R)/$179(NR) Elements Music 30973 W 6:30-7:30pm 11/10(5 classes) HRZN $101(R)/$152(NR) Elements Music 30974
BUSINESS
NEW AZ RESIDENTS - TAX AND TRUST LAWS (21+) You need to attend this class if you are a new Arizona resident or have not updated your estate plans since you moved to Arizona. Explore Arizona RECREATION AND PARKS community property, trusts, wills, powers of attorney, estate & gift taxes, and how title to your assets affects your estate plans. We begin the class by exploring unique aspects of Arizona's income tax laws. Tu 6:15-7:45pm 10/5(2classes) HRZN $14(R)/$21(N) Shellander 28655
TRUSTS, WILLS AND ESTATE PLANNING CLASS LISTING LEGEND (21+) Unravel the mystery surrounding trusts, wills, powers of attorney COURSE TITLE and other estate planning instruments. Learn how title to your assets and how community property can save on income taxes. Discover what only an The description for this course will be listed in this section. The description may include age restrictions, activities, overview of the class. Attorney and CPA with over 30 years of experience in estate planning can tell you about estate planning and common mistakes to avoid. W 5:15pm-5:55pm 9/18(12wks) HRZN $57(R) / $86(NR) Martin 102812 £ Day £ Time £ Start Date & Length £ Location £ Course Code Th 6:15 -7:45pm 10/14(2classes) CHAP $14(R)/$21(N) Shellander 28750 £ Fees, Resident/Non-Resident £ Instructor, when applicable
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SCOTTSDALE AQUATICS OFFERS:
SWIM LESSONS FOR WATER SPECIAL EVENT ALL AGES (YOUTH & ADULT) EXERCISE CLASSES DUNKIN' FOR PUMPKINS
PLAYS For more information, visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search 'Aquatics'
POOL LOCATIONS: LEARN TO SWIM LESSONS CACTUS AQUATIC & FITNESS CENTER (CACT) All City of Scottsdale Instructors are certified by the StarFish Aquatic 7202 E. Cactus Road | 480-312-7665 Institute. The water and safety program teaches swimming and safety skills in a logical progression. It is important for the student to be registered in ELDORADO AQUATIC & FITNESS CENTER (ELDO) the proper level. Please use the age guidelines and the class descriptions 2301 N. Miller Road | 480-312-2484 to help determine the appropriate level for your child. Detailed information can be provided by the aquatic staff. Swim Lesson Assessments are also MCDOWELL MOUNTAIN RANCH offered by the staff to help determine the child’s current level. Please call if AQUATIC & FITNESS CENTER (MMRA) you have questions. 15525 N. Thompson Peak Parkway | 480-312-6677 • If your child’s skill level is not within the advertised age range, SCOTTSDALE please contact the aquatic facility to discuss age override options. • Classes must meet minimum enrollment levels. Classes will FALL POOL HOURS: be cancelled one week prior to the start date if the minimum Visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search 'Aquatic' for specific hours enrollment level is not met. of operation and entrance fees. • Each class is 30 minutes in length. LAP SWIM Waitlist Policy: Wait-listed participants will be called and will have 24 Adult (R) $3 / Adult (N) $5 CACT / ELDO / MMRA hours to respond if there is an opening in a class. Waitlisted participants will Child (R) $2 / Child (N) $3 CACT / ELDO / MMRA be removed if they do not respond. Waitlists will not be managed after the 3rd class.
FALL SESSION DATES: Lessons run on Mondays and Wednesdays for four weeks and Saturdays for eight weeks
Session 1: 9/8 - 9/29 (no class 9/6) CACT / ELDO / MMRA Saturday Swim Lessons: 9/11 - 10/30 MMRA
Search and register for FREE SWIM LESSON ASSESSMENTS classes online at Not sure which class to register for? Call our aquatic centers to schedule a swim lesson assessment, or visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search 'swim Recreation.ScottsdaleAZ.gov. lessons' to take our onilne skills quiz.
AQUATIC INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY – The Aquatic facilities will be closed during electrical storms and other inclement weather. If the pool is closed & lessons are canceled, lessons will not be made up. If 4 or more days in a session are missed due to weather, a credit can be issued for each
PARKS AND RECREATION day missed, starting on the fourth day. The credit must be requested and is good for future programs. Always call ahead to verify pool closures.
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YOUTH LEARN TO SWIM LESSONS SCOTTSDALE Use the age guidelines and the class descriptions to help determine the appropriate level for your child. Swim lesson assessments are offered by the staff to help determine the best class for the child. Please call the aquatic centers directly, if you have questions.
Fall 2021 Lessons | Monday – Wednesday at CACT, ELDO, MMRA / Saturdays at MMRA
SEA BABIES OTTERS (6mo-3yrs / 1:8 ratio) (5yrs+ / 1:6 ratio) • Water acclimation class • Students must be comfortable • Water safety concepts for caregivers and students in deep water • Introduction to swimming skills • Survival float and treading water • Head first entries • Freestyle stroke concepts
TADPOLES • Introduction to backstroke (2.5-5yrs / 1:4 ratio) PLAYS • Students participate without caregiver presence • Basic water safety skills (asking permission, putting on lifejackets) DOLPHINS • Blowing bubbles, underwater exploration, assisted (5yrs+ / 1:6 ratio) and unassisted submersion • Students must be comfortable • Assisted streamlines & rolling from back to front in deep water and front to back • Water safety concepts • Swim benchmarks in swim wear and regular clothes and how to call 9-1-1 • Backstroke & butterfly concepts
GUPPIES (3-6yrs / 1:4 ratio) • Basic water safety skills ORCAS (putting on a life jacket & kick 20 ft) (6yrs+ / 1:6 ratio) • Jump in, submerge and recover for air assisted • Students must be comfortable and unassisted in deep water • Assisted and unassisted streamline, unassisted • Breaststroke & side stroke front and back floats concepts • Assisted and unassisted forward movement • Endurance building (kicking and pulling) on front and back • Swim benchmarks in swim wear and regular clothes
SHARKS SEA TURTLES (6yrs+ / 1:6 ratio) (4-7yrs / 1:6 ratio) • Students must be comfortable
• Students must be comfortable moving in deep water RECREATION AND PARKS independently in water 4 feet deep • Survival floating and treading water • Variations of side glide and streamline assisted for longer durations and unassisted • Refinement of all four competitive • Jump in and move independently towards the wall strokes • Treading water • Racing starts and endurance • Swim benchmarks in swim wear and regular clothes building
SWIM LESSON AND CLASS INFORMATION IS ALL ONLINE! Search for swim lessons by class name or by location. Recreation.ScottsdaleAZ.gov
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ADULT LEARN TO SWIM ADULT SPECIALTY CLASSES All classes are 50 minutes in length unless otherwise noted All classes are 50 minutes in length unless otherwise noted Classes must meet minimum enrollment levels. Classes will be canceled one week Classes must meet minimum enrollment levels. Classes will be cancelled one week prior to the start date if the minimum enrollment level is not met. prior to the start date if the minimum enrollment level is not met.
Fees: Monthly pre-registration is recommended (fee varies, check online). Ages: 13 and older Fees: Monthly pre-registration is recommended (fee varies, check online). ADULT LEARN TO SWIM
PLAYS (13yrs+) It is never too late to learn to swim or improve your strokes! Drop-in Information: This class is geared toward adults who want to learn the basics and/or • Fee: $5 Resident / $8 Non-Resident, space permitting. want to improve their swimming techniques. • Participation is limited due to class size. • May not be accommodated if class registration is full. ADULT STROKE REFINEMENT (18yrs+) This class is for adults who would like coaching to improve their ACHE AWAY EXERCISE swimming and stroke technique. This class will also introduce swimming (13yrs+) Back Ache? Joints hurt? Have arthritis? Try this specially designed for fitness. class for any individual who needs gentler, slower paced water exercise. Emphasizes stretching & toning. DEEP WATER EXERCISE (13yrs+) Challenge yourself to the next level of physical fitness! This class is performed in the deep end of the pool and features aerobic exercise, treading water, and activities that improve swimming technique & fitness. A variety of water equipment is used for conditioning and total body toning. SHALLOW WATER EXERCISE (13yrs+) Walking, running, jumping, and a variety of aerobic movements are performed in the shallow end of the pool to increase heart rate and SCOTTSDALE Sunday, October 24 provide a cardiovascular and strength training workout. A variety of water equipment is used for conditioning and total body toning. Includes Did you know that pumpkins can float? Come join us at the stretching, warm-up, cardio, toning, and cool-down. McDowell Mountain Ranch Aquatic Center for our floating pumpkin patch! The pool will be heated and there will be TONE AND TAI CHI stations for decoration and other activities after you have (13yrs+) This class combines water exercises with Tai Chi moves. It benefits students of all ages and abilities by using the water to increase picked your pumpkin. strength, flexibility, balance, and energy. A great way to start your day Register now to reserve your pumpkin! or prepare yourself for water exercise or lap swim.
SPECIAL EVENT:
DUNKIN' FOR PUMPKINS Did you know that pumpkins can float? Come join us at the McDowell
Mountain Ranch Aquatic Center for our floating pumpkin patch! The pool will be heated and there will be stations for decoration and other activities after you have picked your pumpkin. Check out the class listing online for event time and cost. Register now to reserve your pumpkin! Call 480-312-6677 for more information.
Visit us online at: Recreation.ScottsdaleAZ.gov Call 480-312-6677 for more information, to register online and search or register at Recreation.ScottsdaleAZ.gov for class times and dates!
PARKS AND RECREATION
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SEPT | OCT | NOV | DEC 2021 TENNIS SCOTTSDALE TENNIS CENTER LOCATIONS RATINGS All participants must have an NTRP rating to register. Need a rating! SCOTTSDALE RANCH PARK (SRPK) Attend one of the FREE rating sessions offered at our tennis centers. 10400 E. Via Linda Rating appointments take 20 min. Please call SRPK or ISPK for 480-312-7774 an appointment. For the tennis rating schedule, please visit [email protected] ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search 'Tennis'. FALL HOURS OF OPERATION DROP-IN PROGRAM Sept. 6 – Nov. 28 | Daily: 7:30am – 9pm No partner or registration required.
INDIAN SCHOOL PARK (ISPK) SCOTTSDALE RANCH PARK TENNIS CENTER 4289 N. Hayden Road Mixed Doubles M/F 7:30am (through 9/17) 480-312-2740 Men’s & Women’s Doubles Tu/Th 7:30am (through 9/16) [email protected] Mixed Doubles M/F 12:30pm (beginning 9/20) FALL HOURS OF OPERATION Men’s & Women’s Doubles Tu/Th 12:30pm (beginning 9/21)
Sept. 6 – Nov. 28 | Daily: 7:30am – 9pm $4 per person per visit (includes a can of balls per court) PLAYS
INDIAN SCHOOL PARK TENNIS CENTER ADULT LESSONS & LEAGUES Doubles Tu/Th 7:30am (Sept – Oct) TENNIS LESSONS Doubles Tu/Th 9am (Nov – Feb) $3 per person per visit Monday – Thursday lesson sessions Session 1 (6 weeks) – 9/13 to 10/28 (no activities the week of 10/11-10/14) Session 2 (6 weeks) – 11/1 to 12/16 (no activities the week of 11/22-11/25) JUNIOR TENNIS Friday & Saturday lesson sessions
Session 1 (4 weeks) – 9/10 to 10/2 JUNIOR TENNIS LESSONS Session 2 (8 weeks) – 10/22 to 12/18 (no activities 11/26-11/27) (5-17yrs) Scottsdale tennis centers offer programs for all ability levels. Juniors are registered by age. SRPK offers the Net Generation program. ADULT & SENIOR TENNIS LESSONS Juniors are grouped by ability with the program ages of 5-10yrs, 9-12yrs, (18yrs+) Scottsdale tennis centers offer programs for all ability & 11-17yrs. At ISPK, juniors are grouped by age; 5-8yrs and 9-12yrs. levels and ages. Lessons are offered using the USTA’s National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP). Rating levels are required and verified for all JUNIOR MATCH PLAY registrants, however adult beginners (1.0-1.9 or Tennis 101) do not (10-17yrs) Scottsdale Ranch Park offers junior match play designed require a rating. to prepare players for tournament style play in a fun and social environment. Participants must be able to serve, rally and keep score. ADULT TENNIS LEAGUES Registration is required. League levels offered begin at the 2.5 level and up to the 4.5 level. Men’s and women’s singles, men’s and women’s doubles, round-robin doubles, and mixed doubles are offered. Leagues are offered using the USTA’s JUNIOR LESSONS National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP). Rating levels are required and TENNIS LESSONS verified for all registrants. NO MAKE-UPS permitted for tennis league RECREATION AND PARKS matches (other than facility scheduled weather related make-ups). Session 1 (6 weeks) 9/13 to 10/21 Session 2 (6 weeks) 11/1 to 12/16 (no activities the week of 11/22–11/25) LESSON REGISTRATION DATES
Monday 8/9 8am Residents ONLINE REGISTRATION Tuesday 8/10 8am Non-Residents Complete tennis programs, activity numbers, instructors, locations and more are listed online at LEAGUE REGISTRATION INFORMATION Recreation.ScottsdaleAZ.gov. Search for what activity you are looking for, then filter your search Fall tennis leagues begin the week of 9/20 based on whatever specifics you like such as favorite Early registration period 8/9-8/29 instructor, location, day or time and more. Program Late registration period 8/30-9/12 instructor or day/time is subject to change.
For a full list of tennis lessons, visit Recreation.ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search 'Tennis.'
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ADULT SPORTS 5401 N. Hayden Road Phone: 480-312-0227 Fax: 480-312-9156 [email protected] For more information, or to access the rules, waiver forms, or schedules, please visit our website at ScottsdaleAZ.gov/Sports, and click on the sport you are interested in.
PLAYS FALL REGISTRATION (INDOOR SPORTS) Registration Opens: 7/12(R), 7/13(N) 8am Early Registration Ends: 7/25 Last Day to Register: 8/1
BASKETBALL Format: 10 League Games/Single Elimination Tournament FALL SEASON – PLAY BEGINS: 8/9 Team Fee: $495 ($545 after 7/25)
INDOOR VOLLEYBALL Format: 14 League Matches/Single Elimination Tournament FALL SEASON – PLAY BEGINS: 8/10 Team Fee: $200 ($220 after 7/25) Individual Fee: $30 ($33 after 7/25) SCOTTSDALE
FALL REGISTRATION (OUTDOOR SPORTS) Registration Opens: 7/26(R), 7/27(N) 8am Early Registration Ends: 8/22 Last Day to Register: 8/29
FLAG FOOTBALL Format: 7 League Games/Single Elimination Tournament FALL SEASON – PLAY BEGINS: 9/11 Team Fee: $495 ($545 after 8/22) Individual Fee: $60 ($66 after 8/22)
KICKBALL Format: 14 League Games/Single Elimination Tournament
FALL SEASON – PLAY BEGINS: 9/13 Team Fee: $300 ($330 after 8/22) Individual Fee: $30 ($33 after 8/22)
SAND VOLLEYBALL Format: 18-24 League Games/Double Elimination Tournament FALL SEASON – PLAY BEGINS: 9/13 Team Fee: $112 ($140 after 8/22)
SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL Format: 14 League Games/Single Elimination Tournament FALL SEASON – PLAY BEGINS: 9/13 Team Fee: $495 ($545 after 8/22)
PARKS AND RECREATION Individual Fee: $50 ($55 after 8/22)
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SCOTTSDALE FITNESS CENTERS SCOTTSDALE
SENIOR CENTER FITNESS FACILITIES A variety of cardiovascular equipment, treadmills, bikes, elliptical, weight stations and free weights are available at each center. CLUB SAR HOURS OF OPERATION EFFECTIVE SEPT. 1, 2021 BOXING AND FITNESS CENTER GRANITE REEF SENIOR CENTER (GRSC) 8055 E. CAMELBACK RD. | 480-312-2669 1700 N. Granite Reef Road | 480-312-1700 Hours: M-Th: 8am - 9pm I Fri & Sat 8am - 5pm Meet your fitness needs at our multi-sport facility, which offers various classes, cardio equipment, free VIA LINDA SENIOR CENTER (VLSC) weights, single station weight machines, boxing 10440 E. Via Linda | 480-312-5810 Hours: M-Th 7:30am - 8pm | Fri & Sat: 7:30am - 5pm equipment and punching bags.
Daily $3(R) $5(N) For more information, visit PLAYS 1 Month $15(R) $25(N) ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search 'Club SAR' 3 Month $40(R) $60(N) Annual $130(R) $195(N) HOURS AQUATIC CENTER MONDAY – THURSDAY: 6am - 8pm FRIDAY: 6am - 7pm FITNESS FACILITIES SATURDAY: 10am - 2pm Each fitness center includes a complete line of free weights, treadmills, bikes, elliptical and single station weight machines. SUNDAY: closed No one under 14 is permitted in the Fitness Center at any time. Ages 14-17 must have a waiver signed by a parent or guardian. CLUB SAR FEES AND MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS CACTUS AQUATIC & FITNESS CENTER All classes are included with membership or daily fee.
7202 E. Cactus Road I 480-312-7665 ADULT (R) YOUTH (R) ADULT (N) YOUTH (N) ELDORADO AQUATIC & FITNESS CENTER (18+) (14-17) (18+) (14-17) 2301 N. Miller Road I 480-312-2484 1 Year $99 $50 $150 $75 MCDOWELL MOUNTAIN RANCH 3 Month $50 $25 $75 $38 AQUATIC & FITNESS CENTER 1 Month $20 $10 $30 $15 15525 N. Thompson Peak Parkway I 480-312-6677 Daily Drop-In $4 $4 $6 $6
Fitness Center Fees:
Adult $3(R) / $5(N) Youth $2(R) / $3(N) CLUB SAR CLASSES RECREATION AND PARKS Adult Swipe Cards: Subject to change, instructors may vary 10 visits $30(R) / $50(N) 30 visits $72(R) / $120(N) Barre Workout M & W 5:30-6:30pm
Youth Swipe Cards: Kick boxing Tu & Th 5:30-6:30pm 10 visits $20(R) / $30(N) 30 visits $48(R) / $72(N) Spin M & W 5-5:30pm Rowing Tu & Th 5-5:30pm Yoga W 6:15-7:15am Yoga M – W 6:45-7:45pm Lap swim is available in the fall Yoga Sat 10:30-11:30am see pg. 24 for more information! Personal Training Available On Request (additional fees)
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION FACILITY CODES
CODE FACILITY NAME ADDRESS REGISTRATION STARTS AT 8 A.M.
REGISTER ONLINE ADSC Adapted Services Center 8102 E. Jackrabbit Road Boys & Girls Club of Greater Recreation.ScottsdaleAZ.gov BGPB 10515 E. Lakeview Drive (Quickest way to register) Scottsdale – Piper Branch
PLAYS Boys & Girls Club of Greater BGTB 20199 N. 78th Place REGISTER BY PHONE Scottsdale – Thunderbirds Branch 480-312-7957 CACT Cactus Park & Aquatic Center 7202 E. Cactus Road (Expect delays on registration days) CCLB Civic Center Library 3939 N. Drinkwater Blvd.
CHAP Chaparral Park & Aquatic Center 5401 N. Hayden Road PAYMENT must be made at the time of Registration CHES Chesnutt Park 4565 N. Granite Reef Road CHPS Chaparral High School 6935 E. Gold Dust Road
WE ACCEPT American Express, CSAR Club SAR 8055 E. Camelback Road
Visa, MasterCard and Discover ELDO Eldorado Park & Community Ctr. 2311 N. Miller Road
ELDA Eldorado Aquatic Center 2301 N. Miller Road
ELSO Eldorado South Building 1909 N. Miller Road
GENERAL INFORMATION FENP Florence Ely Nelson Desert Park 8950 E. Pinnacle Peak
SCOTTSDALE Refund Policy – Unless otherwise stated, all program refunds shall GPCK George "DOC" Cavallier Park 27775 N. Alma School Pkwy. be prorated, less a $10 processing fee, up to and including the 2nd class. GRSC Granite Reef Senior Center 1700 N. Granite Reef Road No refunds after the nd2 class date. Classes priced at $10 or less are nonrefundable. HRZN Horizon Community Center 15444 N. 100th St.
ISPK Corrections & Updates – Staff makes every effort to ensure each issue Indian School Park 4289 N. Hayden Road of the Scottsdale LIFE is free from errors, there are times when errors or MCRR McCormick Stillman Railroad Park 7301 E. Indian Bend Road revisions in dates, times, fees, or instructors do occur. Check the city’s MMRA McDowell Mtn Ranch Aquatics 15525 N. Thompson Peak Pkwy. website for up-to-date information. MSP McDowell Sonoran Preserve 18333 N. Thompson Peak Pkwy. Fee Assistance Program – Community Services offers a fee assistance program to aid economically disadvantaged individuals and families MTNV Mountain View Park 8625 E. Mountain View Road residing within the city of Scottsdale’s corporate boundaries. Qualified MUST Mustang Library 10101 N. 90th St. applicants have an opportunity to participate in approved recreational PNCC programs, camps and classes for a decreased cost. Paiute Neighborhood Center 6535 E. Osborn Road Visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov/parks/fee-assistance or call 480-312-7957. PPEC Pinnacle Peak Equestrian Center 3701 E. Pinnacle Peak Road
Resident? – Residents are citizens who live in or own property within PPPK Pinnacle Peak Park 26802 N. 102nd Way the city of Scottsdale’s Corporate City Boundaries, and pay taxes to the RIMO Rio Montaña Park 11180 N. 132nd St. city of Scottsdale. SPFD Scottsdale Police/Fire Dept. 8401 E. Indian School Road
SRPK Scottsdale Ranch Park 10400 E. Via Linda REGISTRATION QUESTIONS? SSCX Scottsdale Sports Complex 8081 E. Princess Drive 30 STAD Scottsdale Stadium 7408 E. Osborn Road Call us before July 23 so we can guide you SWTS through the process, making registration a breeze! Solid Waste Transfer Station 8417 E. Union Hills Drive VCCC 480-312-7957 Vista Del Camino Community Center 7700 E. Roosevelt VLSC Via Linda Senior Center 10440 E. Via Linda
VSTA Vista Del Camino Park 7700 E. Roosevelt
PARKS AND RECREATION
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SCOTTSDALE LIBRARIES
Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec 2021 Calendar of Events
LEARN MORE ABOUT LIBRARY PROGRAMS AT SCOTTSDALELIBRARY.ORG OR CALL 480-312-READ (7323)
LOCATIONS & HOURS ScottsdaleLibrary.org/locations Connect Checkout 480-312-7323 (READ) 480-312-2133 (Español) ScottsdalePublicLibrary Checkout Limits & Lending Policy Hours and services subject to change
@ScottsdalePublicLibrary APPALOOSA – 7377 E. Silverstone Drive NEW ITEMS CHECK OUT PONY EXPRESS BUILDING HOURS Monday – Thursday...... 10am – 2pm @ScottsdaleReads DVDs 1 week Friday & Saturday...... 1 – 5pm *DRIVE-THRU ONLY ScottsdalePublicLibrary Books 2 weeks Monday – Thursday...... 10am – 6pm* Friday & Saturday...... 1 – 5pm* ScottsdalePublicLibrary CDs 3 weeks ARABIAN – 10215 E. McDowell Mtn. Ranch Rd. ScottsdalePublicLibrary *DRIVE-THRU ONLY Monday – Thursday...... 10am – 6pm* MOST WANTED CHECK OUT Friday & Saturday...... 1 – 5pm* HOLIDAY CLOSURES DVDs 3 days CIVIC CENTER – 3839 N. Drinkwater Blvd...... Monday, Sept. 6 Labor Day Monday & Wednesday...... 10am – 6pm Monday, Oct. 11...... Staff Development Day Books & TV Series 14 days Friday – Saturday...... 1 – 5pm Thursday, Nov. 11...... Veterans Day CURBSIDE PICKUP Thursday, Nov. 25...... Thanksgiving EVERYTHING ELSE Monday – Thursday...... 10am – 6pm Friday, Nov. 26...... Thanksgiving Friday – Saturday...... 1 – 5pm Friday, Dec. 24...... Christmas Eve 3 weeks Saturday, Dec. 25...... Christmas Day MUSTANG – 10101 N. 90th Street ...... Friday, Dec. 31...... New Year’s Eve Monday & Wednesday 10am – 6pm Friday – Saturday...... 1 – 5pm You can renew your items anytime in person CALL CENTER HOURS DRIVE-THRU Monday – Thursday...... 10am – 5pm at the library, by calling us at 480-312-7323 Monday – Thursday...... 10am – 6pm Friday & Saturday...... 1– 5pm or online at: ScottsdaleLibrary.org Friday – Saturday...... 1 – 5pm Sunday...... closed All branches and services are closed on Sunday.
RECREATION.SCOTTSDALEAZ.GOVREGISTER FOR THESE – RESIDENTPROGRAMS REGISTRATION AT SCOTTSDALELIBRARY.ORG BEGINS JULY 26 / NON-RESIDENTOR CALL 480-312-READ BEGINS JULY (7323) 27 *all programs subject to change 31 YOUTH (0-11 YEARS) TEEN & TWEEN (10-18 YEARS)
YOUTH STORYTIMES IN-PERSON STORYTIMES WILL RUN FROM SEPTEMBER 13-DECEMBER 22 YOUTH STORYTIMES t STORYTIMES AT CIVIC CENTER & MUSTANG LIBRARIES Please see our online calendar for more details about each program. Full STEAM Ahead: Tiny Tot Time (ages 0-24 months / 20 min) Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math M 10:30am 10/4, 11/1, 12/6 FREE Civic Center READS Supporting education that helps children develop W 10:30am 9/29, 10/27, 11/24 FREE Mustang the skills to become creators and inventors. Twos & Threes Together (ages 2-3 / 30 min) M 10:30am 9/13, 11/8, 12/13 FREE Civic Center VIRTUAL SNOW DAY! W 10:30am 9/15, 10/13, 11/10, 12/8 FREE Mustang (ages 6-11) Discover the cool power of polymers. Pick up a science kit (while supplies last) to make your own snow at home. Tune in on our Family Storytime (ages 0-5 / 30 min) YouTube channel YouTube.com/ScottsdaleLibrary to follow along in M 10:30am 9/20, 10/18, 11/15, 12/20 FREE Civic Center real-time or check our online calendar for a direct link to the program. W 10:30am 9/22, 10/6, 10/20, 11/3 FREE Mustang Tu 10am 12/28 FREE ONLINE W 10:30am 11/17, 12/1, 12/15 FREE Mustang
Little Libros (ages 0-5 / 30 min) M 10:30am 9/27, 10/25, 11/22 FREE Civic Center YOUTH PROGRAMS t FAMILY STORYTIME AT RIO MONTAÑA PARK (ages 0-5 / 30 min) Listen to stories and participate in finger plays, music, SCOTTSDALE and rhyming activities. Sa 9:30am 9/25, 10/23, 11/20, 12/11 FREE Rio Montaña Park
VIRTUAL CRAFTY STORYTIME (all ages) Enjoy a story and make a simple craft. Pick up a craft kit the week prior to the program date at the drive-thru windows, curbside, or inside Civic Center and Mustang libraries during open hours. Tune in on our YouTube channel YouTube.com/ScottsdaleLibrary to follow along in real- time or check our online calendar for a direct link to the program. Th 10am 9/30, 10/28, 11/18 FREE ONLINE
O BOOKS CAN...© (ages 0-4 / 45 min / 6-week series / limit 15 children) Books Can...© HALLOWEEN FAMILY FUN! is a unique program based on Arizona’s Infant & Toddler Guidelines and (ages 0-8 / 60 min) Calling all ghosts, goblins and other costumed Arizona’s Early Learning Standards that uses popular picture books, characters! Stop by the library for family-friendly games and activities to rhymes, songs and interactive activities to promote children’s social and celebrate the spooky season. emotional development. Registrants are expected to attend all six weeks. M 6:15pm 10/25 FREE Civic Center W 10:30am 9/15-10/20 FREE Civic Center M 6:15pm 10/25 FREE Mustang O FUN WITH MATH AND SCIENCE GINGERBREAD JAN (ages 3-5 / 45-60 min / 6-week series / limit 18 children) Join us as we explore math and science concepts in an interactive, playful way! (ages 0-5/ 30 min) Join us for a wonderful performance by Arizona’s very Based on the Arizona Early Learning standards for math and science, this own Jan Sandwich! Jan will delight with a slew of songs and stories for all! six-week course will explore concepts and introduce strategies you can M 10:30am 11/29 FREE Civic Center use with your child to help build and strengthen their mathematical and W 10:30am 12/22 FREE Mustang scientific thinking skills. Registrants are expected to attend all six weeks; there is no program on 11/24 due to Thanksgiving holiday. W 10:30am 11/3-12/15 FREE Civic Center LIBRARY CALENDAR EVENTS OF
REGISTER FOR THESE PROGRAMS AT SCOTTSDALELIBRARY.ORG OR CALL 480-312-READ (7323) 32 O = Registration Required t = Space is limited / Pick up ticket 30 mins before event *all programs subject to change SEPT | OCT | NOV | DEC 2021 TEEN & TWEEN (10-18 YEARS)
MONSTER MASH SCOTTSDALE Kanopy has arrived for Scottsdale patrons! Stream movies of every (ages 12-18 / 90 min) Get your fright on while we watch a scary movie and enjoy some monster munchies. variety: drama, comedy, indie flix, award winners, documentaries, W 3pm 10/27 FREE Civic Center the Criterion Collection, and much W 3pm 10/27 FREE Mustang more. Plus Kanopy for Kids which has PBS, Sesame Street and other great kid-friendly streaming media. And for lifelong learners, satisfy your curiosity with Great Courses. There is truly something for everyone in the family and all you need is your library card!
More info at ScottsdaleLibrary.org/downloadables
READS
O HOT CHOCOLATE FIESTA Design your own mug, then we will vibe with some Mexican hot chocolate.
W 3:30pm 11/10 FREE Civic Center
t HOLIDAY GIFT CRAFT GLITTER PAINTINGS (ages 10-18 / 45 min) Teens! We’ll provide stencils and glitter, you provide the artistic talent. So. Much. Glitter. W 3pm 12/1 FREE Civic Center
W 3pm 12/1 FREE Mustang LIBRARY CALENDAR OF EVENTS OF CALENDAR LIBRARY
Scottsdale Public Library Homework Help is here for you. Languages, science, test practice, literature, current events and more are available online for learners of all ages. Get ready to tackle TEEN ADVISORY BOARD (TAB) the SAT or GED with help from your library. (ages 12-18) Teen Advisory Board volunteers meet monthly Succeed in your educational goals! to focus on what the library can do for teens by brainstorming teen programs and collections. TAB members receive service More info at: ScottsdaleLibrary.org/research/ hours credit for meetings and projects homework-help Check our online calendar for dates, times and locations
REGISTER FOR THESE PROGRAMS AT SCOTTSDALELIBRARY.ORG OR CALL 480-312-READ (7323) O = Registration Required t = Space is limited / Pick up ticket 30 mins before event *all programs subject to change 33 ADULT PROGRAMS SEPT | OCT | NOV | DEC 2021
O HOW TO SPICE UP YOUR PLANNER FILMS Want to know how to creatively transform your planner into your personal treasures? Join us for a trip to the planet of planners, journals and LIBRARY FILM SERIES everything in between. Mondays 2pm 9/13-12/13 FREE Civic Center Part One: Planners of all Kinds Wednesdays 2pm 9/15-12/15 FREE Mustang Sa 7pm 9/25 FREE ONLINE *No films on 9/22, 10/11, 11/10 or 11/24 Part Two: Decorate Your Planner See online calendar for details or call 480-312-7323 (READ) Sa 7pm 10/2 FREE ONLINE
READS IS THE LIBRARY HAUNTED? SATURDAY FAMILY MOVIES Sonoran Paranormal Investigations, Inc. discusses the scientific methods Bring the whole family for a movie break. used to investigate paranormal activity and whether they consider the 1st & 3rd Saturdays 2pm 9/4-12/4 FREE Civic Center Arabian and Mustang libraries to be haunted. 2nd & 4th Saturdays 2pm 9/11-12/11 FREE Mustang Sa 1:30pm 10/30 FREE Mustang *No film on 11/27 See online calendar for details or call 480-312-7323 (READ) A MAN AND A VOICE, TO BENIAMINO GIGLI A biographical film about Gigli (1890-1957) covering the revelation of his vocal gift, through his apprenticeship in Rome and his admission to the Santa Cecilia Academy, which marked the beginning of his success. COMPUTER CLASSES Includes archival images of Gigli’s performances around the world and Gain an understanding of basic computer knowledge during these clips of movies in which he acted. interactive online workshops. Participation requires use of a device, F 1:30pm 11/12 FREE Civic Center such as a desktop computer, laptop, or tablet, with audio and video Sa 1:30pm 11/13 FREE Civic Center capability.
O THE JAN SANDWICH HOLIDAY SHOW! O BACKING UP YOUR DATA Jan and her pianist will delight you with holiday music, comedy and fun. SCOTTSDALE Learn the best techniques to back up your digital information, including The show includes plenty of audience participation and is guaranteed photos, music, videos, documents, and downloads from your PC, phone to get you in the holiday spirit! Jan has appeared on stage, television and and tablet. movies, and major resorts throughout Arizona. W 2pm 10/13,12/8 FREE ONLINE Sa 1:15pm 12/11 FREE Civic Center O EXCEL BASICS & BEYOND BOOKS & MORE Learn basic spreadsheet functions, enter & format numbers, insert Learn tips, tricks, and discover what is trending in the world of books and rows/columns, simple formulas, hide/un-hide columns, and freeze reading. Visit YouTube.com/ScottsdaleLibrary to follow along in real- panes, etc. This course is taught using Excel 2016, but techniques time or view the program after it streams. learned are applicable with earlier versions. In the Stacks – Presented by Mustang Library Tu 10am 10/12 & 10/19 FREE ONLINE st rd 1 & 3 Tuesdays 1pm FREE ONLINE M 10am 11/8 & 11/15 FREE ONLINE Get Lit – Presented by Civic Center Library O 2nd & 4th Tuesdays 1pm FREE ONLINE EMAIL EFFICIENCY Learn how to clean/remove clutter, use email ‘add-ins’, avoid spelling/ O SCOTTSDALE BAKES grammar mistakes, use Copy To and Blind Carbon Copy, etc. Taught We will discuss your favorite cookbooks, recipes, and any tips and tricks with Gmail specifically but the concepts/techniques work with other you may have regarding baking savory or sweet treats. View class topics email clients, e.g. Outlook, Yahoo Mail, AOL. online. Register to receive a link to the virtual meeting. M 2pm 10/25 FREE ONLINE F 10:30am 9/10, 10/8, 11/12, 12/10 FREE ONLINE O EXCEL ADVANCED TECHNIQUES O VIRTUAL MEMORY CAFÉ Learn “Auto” features and sub-totals, inserting rows, columns and Virtual Memory Cafés are designed for community members with comments, adding, copying, hiding/un-hiding sheets/rows and Alzheimer’s or dementia (along with their caregivers) to provide a virtual columns, sorting and linking. This is an extension of Excel Basics. This place to go and have wonderful interactive social experiences. View class course is taught using Excel 2016, but techniques learned are applicable topics online. with earlier versions. Prerequisite: Students should have covered everything in the Excel Basics & Beyond. Register to receive a link to each virtual program. Tu 10am 12/7 FREE ONLINE Th 10am 9/23, 10/21, 11/18, 12/16 FREE ONLINE
LIBRARY CALENDAR EVENTS OF
REGISTER FOR THESE PROGRAMS AT SCOTTSDALELIBRARY.ORG OR CALL 480-312-READ (7323) 34 O = Registration Required *all programs subject to change SEPT | OCT | NOV | DEC 2021 ADULT PROGRAMS
O IPAD BASICS ART SCOTTSDALE Learn the basics of operating and getting the most out of your iPad by installing and managing apps, contacts, browsing with Safari, sending EXHIBITION: ARIZONA WATERCOLOR mail and messages, personalizing your device using settings and security. ASSOCIATION JURIED EXHIBITION Th 10am 10/14 & 10/21 FREE ONLINE This exhibit will include watercolor paintings and other types of Tu 10am 11/9 & 11/16 FREE ONLINE water-based media from the Arizona Water Association. October 24, – December 31, 2021 Civic Center Public Gallery O INTRODUCTION TO LIBRARY EMEDIA Learn about all the materials our virtual branch has to offer, including O LIBRARY CREATIVES WORKSHOPS movies, music, books and audiobooks, all available without leaving the Classes will be held workshop style with all materials supplied. comfort of your own home. Space is limited; registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Programs presented by Scottsdale Public Art. W 10am 9/8, 10/6, 11/10, 12/1 FREE ONLINE WATERCOLOR 101 O INTERMEDIATE LIBRARY EMEDIA Come learn step-by-step and experiment with this wonderful medium. Talk with our eResources Librarian, virtually of course, so you can learn more
W 2pm 10/27 FREE Civic Center advanced elements of our digital libraries. Learn about eBooks, audiobooks, READS music, movies, magazines, and newspapers for your mobile device. Must be WATERCOLOR WITH YUPO PAPER comfortable navigating your personal device. Yupo is a synthetic, plastic paper. It is durable, stays flat, and best of all, W 10am 10/27, 12/15 FREE ONLINE it can be used over and over to make multiple paintings. So try a new technique—no prior experience necessary. FINANCE F 2pm 11/19 FREE Civic Center WOODBURNED WATERCOLOR COASTERS O FINANCIAL AWARENESS PROGRAMS Using a soldering iron and unique watercolor painting techniques, you will Programs are presented without bias or sales by trusted professionals. walk away with your very own coaster that makes the perfect holiday gift. Join us at the Q&A sessions to ask questions regarding the topic during a
live, open forum. Register to receive a link to each virtual program. F 2pm 12/10 FREE Civic Center Social Security Planning Th 10am 9/2 FREE ONLINE Social Security Planning Q & A BOOK DISCUSSION GROUPS M 5pm 9/27 FREE ONLINE Register online to receive a link to the virtual meeting. Finding Unbiased Financial Advice ARABIAN NIGHTS BOOK CLUB Th 10am 10/7 FREE ONLINE Meets virtually at 5:30pm Finding Unbiased Financial Advice Q & A 9/7 Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz M 5pm 10/25 FREE ONLINE 10/5 The Paris Library by Janet Skeslien Charles EVENTS OF CALENDAR LIBRARY Understanding Required Minimum Distributions 11/2 A Delicate Truth by John Le Carré Th 10am 11/4 FREE ONLINE 12/7 Anxious People by Fredrik Backman Understanding Required Minimum Distributions Q & A M 5pm 11/29 FREE ONLINE CLASSICS BOOK CLUB Meets virtually at 10:30am Financial Planning In Volatile Markets Th 10am 12/2 FREE ONLINE 9/18 Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury Financial Planning In Volatile Markets Q & A 10/16 Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier M 5pm 12/20 FREE ONLINE 11/20 The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway 12/18 The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
OUTER LIMITS BOOK CLUB Meets virtually at 10:30am Eagerly waiting to shop the sales for holiday finds? Use Consumer 9/25 The City We Became by N.K. Jemisin Reports to shop with confidence. All you need is your library card 10/30 The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones to get full access to unbiased consumer reviews. 11/20 Piranesi by Susanna Clarke Just a click away at ScottsdaleLibrary.org/research/consumer-help 12/18 This is How You Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone
REGISTER FOR THESE PROGRAMS AT SCOTTSDALELIBRARY.ORG OR CALL 480-312-READ (7323) O = Registration Required t = Space is limited / Pick up ticket 30 mins before event *all programs subject to change 35 JUN | JUL | AUG 2021 OPEN
FALL 2021 – SEPT | OCT | NOV | DEC serves SCOTTSDALE HUMAN SERVICES
Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec 2021 Program and Services Calendar
VISIT SCOTTSDALEAZ.GOV AND SEARCH "HUMAN SERVICES"
ADAPTIVE SERVICES pg. 37 Programs & Services that meet the needs of those with disabilities.
FAMILY & SOCIAL SERVICES pg. 38 Assistance for those who need it, and support for families.
NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS pg. 39 Paiute & Vista del Camino bring the community together and provide support.
CAREER SERVICES pg. 40 Get hired! Support for job seekers, a career closet and more.
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT pg. 41 Programs that improve the quality of life in Scottsdale.
GIVING pg. 42 How you can help!
SENIORS pg. 43 Via Linda and Granite Reef Senior Centers provide programs, services and community.
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SEPT | OCT | NOV | DEC 2021 ADAPTIVE SERVICES SCOTTSDALE The goal of Adaptive Services is to provide programs that facilitate development, expression, and maintenance of an appropriate leisure lifestyle. We cater to individuals with physical, mental, emotional, and social limitations. We aspire to meet the leisure needs of our participants and educate on purposeful leisure activities. While these programs are designed specifically for adaptive services, participants most other recreation classes and programs in this guide can be adjusted for modified. ADAPTIVE SERVICES ADAPTIVE BOCCE BALL This is a slow-paced sport that will teach strategy and patience. 8102 E. Jackrabbit Rd. (ADSC) 480-312-2234 Sat 10/2-11/20 9-10:30am ISPK 30459
ADAPTIVE VOLLEYBALL PROGRAM CONTACTS Volleyball is back with our brand new volleyball court! Deanna Zuppan at 480-312-2204 Th 10/7-12/2 6-7:30pm CHAP 29856 [email protected] Chauncey Milbrandt at 480-312-2218 [email protected] TEENS AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM SERVES (ages 12-21) Join us for some after school fun at the Adaptive Services center. This program is designed for teens with disabilities and offers SOCIAL PROGRAMS activities and self-development. Participate in games, cooking, sports, crafts, field trips, and social hour! DANCES M-F 8/4-5/25 2:30-6pm ADSC 30458 Invite your friends and come dance to your favorite songs.
Sa 9/4 6-8pm Luau ADSC $5 30862 SPECIAL NIGHT FOR SPECIAL FAMILIES Sa 10/9 6-8pm Monster Mash ADSC $5 30863 Join us for another year of celebrating our families night at the McCormick Harvest Bash Sa 11/6 6-8pm ADSC $5 30864 Train Park. There will be hot chocolate, cookies, Santa, and plenty of
Sa 12/4 6-8pm Jingle Bell Ball ADSC $5 30865 Christmas Lights! FRIDAY NIGHT OUT Date TBD Monthly social outing will help to promote social and life skills. We venture out into the community to participate in fun activities and socialize with SPECIALTY CLASSES friends. Transportation will be provided. COOKING Fr 9/10 6-10pm Maverix ADSC $20 30867 Learn about nutrition and kitchen skills, while learning a new recipe each week. *Bring $30 for dinner and games
Fr 10/8 6-10pm McDonald’s Pumpkin Patch ADSC $20 30871 Tu 9/7-12-28 5-7pm ASDC $40 30878 SCOTTSDALE HUMAN SERVICES *Bring $20 for entrance and dinner CHAIR ONE FITNESS Fr 11/12 6-10pm Medieval Times ADSC $20 30872 Chair One Fitness is a low impact exercise class that will increase *Bring $50 for dinner and show endurance and stability. You will learn and dance routine to popular song Fr 12/10 6-10pm Christmas Lights ADSC $20 30873 with the help of a chair to provide assistance. Zoom will be provided for *Bring $30 for entrance and dinner those that can’t make it to the center. W 9/8-12/29 6-7pm ASDC $40 30885 ADAPTIVE SPORTS & SPECIAL OLYMPICS
ADAPTIVE SOFTBALL INSIDER UPDATES Learn the basics including hitting, catching, field throws, and running To stay up with the latest updates, please sign up for our monthly bases. This is a high-energy, non-competitive sport that will promote newsletter! This will allow you to stay in the loop on program changes teamwork. and updates on Special Olympics.
Fr 8/13-10/8 6-7:30pm CHAP-Soft Ball field 4 30457 ScottsdaleAZ.gov/human-services/adaptive-services
REGISTRATION QUESTIONS? 480-312-7957 Call us before July 23 so we can guide you through the process, making registration a breeze!
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BUILDING STRONG COMMUNITIES Human Services provides a variety of support throughout our Community. In addition to family and caregiver support, we work to assess needs and find programs that can be of assistance. This includes everything from food boxes to rent/mortgage assistance, eviction prevention to utility assistance.
SERVES Scottsdale Family Resource Center ¡Se habla Español! Services that support families, parents, caregivers, expectant parents and their young children ages birth through age five. All programs and events are free, interactive and fun for both caregiver and child! • Early literacy programs • Parent support groups
• Family Play Time • Referrals to community resources • Parenting workshops • Referrals for emergency assistance: food, utility & rental assistance
Visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search ‘Scottsdale Family Resource Center’, or call 480-312-0038.
Stay updated on events and children's literacy programs by downloading our Community Calendar! Visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search ‘Scottsdale Family Resource Center’
SCOTTSDALE
SOCIAL SERVICES Scottsdale offers a variety of social service programs from helping with housing to family assistance and back-to-school preparation. For more information on these services, visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search 'Vista del Camino'.
Back-to-School Food Bank Adopt-A-Family
Ensuring every student has everything Food boxes and other services Every family deserves a holiday season they need to succeed in school. to those who need it. full of celebration.
Utility Assistance Emergency Eviction Prevention Rent & Mortgage Assistance
One-time support for families Eligible Scottsdale residents facing unexpected challenges paying We have the resources for support can apply and receive assistance. their rent or mortgage when needed. SCOTTSDALE HUMAN SERVICES
38 VISIT US ONLINE AT SCOTTSDALEAZ.GOV SEARCH 'FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER' OR 'HUMAN SERVICES' SEPT | OCT | NOV | DEC 2021 NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS
SERVING AND BRINGING SCOTTSDALE TOGETHER THE COMMUNITY Located in the heart of thriving Scottsdale Communities, our Neighborhood Centers not only offer a gathering space, but also provide Social Services, connection to other agencies, family support and more!
PAIUTE VISTA DEL CAMINO NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER COMMUNITY CENTER
6535 E. Osborn Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 7700 E. Roosevelt St., Scottsdale, AZ 85257 SERVES
480-312-2529 480-312-2323
Monday - Friday...... 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday through Friday...... 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Paiute Neighborhood Center provides a safe Vista del Camino is Scottsdale’s Community
and diverse environment where our neighbors Action Program (CAP), providing a variety of can come together to create a spirit of services to residents to prevent homelessness, SCOTTSDALE HUMAN SERVICES community by providing social, recreational, meet the basic needs of individuals and families cultural and educational programs and services. in crisis, relieve economic and emotional stress, RESOURCES: and maintain self-sufficiency. • Family Resource Center SERVICES LIKE: • Notary Services • Community Resources and Workshops • Food Bank • WIC • Utility Assistance • Food Pantry • Career Center • Community Assistance Office (housing) • Community Support Programs • Head Start, Hirsch Academy and SARRC • STEP (Teen Employment Program) • Rent & Mortgage Assistance
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CAREER SERVICES Vista del Camino Community Center 7700 E. Roosevelt St., Scottsdale, AZ 85257 | 480-312-2323 Visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search 'Career Center.' Career Center Hours: Mon – Fri | 8am – 5pm | 480-312-0060 CONTACT: Sheila Williams, 480-312-0058 | [email protected]
SERVES The Career Center is a space for job seekers to access computers to apply for jobs, update resumes and explore job opportunities-all for free. The Career Center maintains job and career fair information. With an appointment, you can meet with a skilled Career Coach for guidance on your career journey.
SCOTTSDALE Sign Up With A Career Coach! ADDITIONAL Career Coaches are available, virtually, to assist EMPLOYMENT SERVICES: job seekers with essential employment strategies • Employment Referrals including: • Webcam for digital interviews • Resume development • Career Closet
• LinkedIn consultation ...... • Interview preparation STAY CONNECTED! • Job search strategies
• Employment referrals Visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov, search 'Career Center'
Scottsdale Vista Career Center Visit the ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search 'Career Center' to sign up. Scottsdale Vista Career Center
Summer 2021 Career Center Services
Vista del Camino 7700 E Roosevelt | Scottsdale 480-312-0060 The Career Center has an internet accessible computer lab with access to a Currently, Career Center services are available fax, copier, printer, scanner and skilled career by appointment only. coaches to assist in job searching. Services are free to all Maricopa County Career Center lab is open. residents. By appointment only: 8 a.m.- 4 p.m., Mon, Wed, Fri The Career Center Employers are Hiring To be added to the distribution of current job leads, contact Sheila. For active job recruitments from Scottsdale companies go to: scottsdale.jobs. Virtual Career Coach Resume Assistance • Interview Preparation • Career Guidance Download our Career Center Events Calendar, for the most up-to-date information Signup to talk to a Career Coach to get assistance on your career path. Monday thru Friday; morning and afternoon sessions available.
Visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search ‘career center’ to sign up for your virtual career coach session. and to view our upcoming career help programs. Career Coach Corner: The First Job Call or email for an appointment: Getting a first job can be intimidating. Most would agree, a teen’s first job is an important life milestone. From building a work ethic, Sheila Williams, MSW punctuality, responsibility, and time management to understanding [email protected] the value of a dollar, many lessons can be learned. 480-312-0058 Industries that typically hire young job seekers including retail, grocery, recreation, restaurant, and movie theatres are now hiring. And…there are Connect with us! some great job opportunities for teens with the City of Scottsdale as a: SCOTTSDALE HUMAN SERVICES • ScottsdaleAZ.gov, • Recreation Leader Visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search 'Career Center' search ‘career center’ • Lifeguard • Facebook and Linkedin at For more information on the Recreation Leader and Lifeguard positions, ‘Scottsdale Vista Career Center’ go to ScottsdaleAZ.gov, search ‘jobs.’ For teen employment assistance, the Career Services team is available by appointment, in-person or virtually.
City of Scottsdale Vista del Camino Community Services and Scottsdale Teen Employment Program (STEP), In Partnership with Maricopa County Arizona@Work RECREATION.SCOTTSDALEAZ.GOV – RESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINS JULY 26 / NON-RESIDENT BEGINS JULY 27 VISIT US ONLINE AT SCOTTSDALEAZ.GOV SEARCH 'CAREER SERVICES' 40 VISIT SCOTTSDALEAZ.GOV AND SEARCH 'SENIORS.' SEPT | OCT | NOV | DEC 2021 HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
HOUSING & SCOTTSDALE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Federally and locally supported programs that improve the quality of life for low to moderate-income families and assist in the stabilization of Scottsdale neighborhoods.
The Community Assistance Office (CAO) administers the city’s affordable housing programs and collaborates with non-profit agencies as well as other city departments to address and meet basic and critical human needs.
Federal Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Program
Housing Rehabilitation Programs: Community Assistance Office SERVES Green Housing Rehabilitation Program offers an interest-free deferred 6535 E. Osborn Road – Bldg. 8 loan to qualified low and moderate income homeowners to finance a Scottsdale, AZ 85251 contract for home repairs between a homeowner and a contractor. Phone: 480-312-7156 Roof Repair and Replacement Program provides assistance to repair TDD: 480-312-7411 or AZ Relay 7-1-1 or replace deteriorated roofing systems that pose a serious threat to the health, safety or welfare of a household. Email: ScottsdaleHousingInfo Emergency Repair Program provides assistance through a grant to @ScottsdaleAZ.gov address household repairs that affect the immediate livability of the home. ScottsdaleAZ.gov search “CAO”
Repairs are limited and assistance is based on priority of emergency.
We Need Landlords! SCOTTSDALE HUMAN SERVICES Rent to Housing Choice Voucher Recipients and Receive: • Timely and dependable payments from the City of Scottsdale Foster Youth to Independence • Your full rental payment When transitioning from foster care, youth aged 18-25 • Tenant background check and regular inspections of your unit need all the help they can get. The Scottsdale Housing • Annual reasonable rent increases Authority in partnership with the DCS Office of Prevention • And, you will provide housing opportunity to low-income has a housing voucher program available that can assist elderly, disabled, and veteran households, as well as families with rent while allowing youth to concentrate on continued with children by providing affordable housing education, developing household and budget management skills, and finding stable employment.
Scottsdale Housing Agency For more information about the 480-312-7510 Foster Youth to Independence program, email [email protected] or [email protected]
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Many of our programs and services are made possible through community support. This support comes in a variety of forms.
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DONATE MONEY DONATE ITEMS Your donation will go directly to individuals in FOOD DONATIONS Scottsdale who need assistance. The Vista del Camino Food Bank provides food boxes and homeless walking bags to Scottsdale residents and SCOTTSDALE CARES persons experiencing homelessness up to six times each Initiated in 1995, Scottsdale Cares is Scottsdale’s year. You can donate food directly to Vista del Camino way to give back directly to non-profit organizations or host your own food drive. supporting Scottsdale citizens in need. Scottsdale Visit: ScottsdaleAZ.gov, search ‘Food Bank'. Cares is an easy way to help neighbors in need by SCHOOL DONATIONS adding $1.00 to your monthly water bill, or you Scottsdale’s provides essential school supplies, can donate via PayPal on the City’s website. backpacks, clothing, and shoes to income-eligible, SCOTTSDALE Visit: ScottsdaleAZ.gov, search ‘Scottsdale Cares’. Scottsdale-based students, kindergarten through 12th grade through it’s Back to School program. SCOTTSDALE COMMUNITY PARTNERS Donate clothing, school supplies, back packs and more. Founded in 1975, Scottsdale Community Partners Visit: ScottsdaleAZ.gov, search ‘Back to School’. works with Scottsdale to provide a variety of programs such as: Back to School, Adopt a Family, Emergency HYDRATION STATION DONATIONS Assistance, Healthy Packs, Adopt a Senior and Beat Each year during May through September, Scottsdale the Heat. You can donate to all of these programs, offers water hydration station locations. The purpose of these stations is to protect the vulnerable, especially the or specify a particular program to support. homeless, during summer heat by providing sites where Visit: ScottsdaleCommunityPartners.org. they can get free bottled water, sunscreen wipes, lip balm and hats. Scottsdale Healthcare partners with the city to DONATE DIRECTLY provide the supplies, plus information on the dangers of If you would like to directly support a service or extreme heat. The public can donate water or other items, facility, you can contact them directly to find out including light-colored T-shirts, sunblock, socks and how to make a donation. underwear, hats and pre-packaged snack items. Visit: ScottsdaleAZ.gov, search ‘Human Services’. Visit: ScottsdaleAZ.gov, search ‘Hydration Station’.
DONATE TIME Volunteer opportunities are suspended at this time. We hope to be able to provide opportunities in the future.
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SEPT | OCT | NOV | DEC 2021 SENIOR SERVICES SCOTTSDALE GENERAL INFORMATION The Scottsdale senior centers are free and open to the public, with no membership or residency requirements. Adults ages 18 and older are welcome, though most programs are geared towards the 50+ community.
SENIOR CENTER LOCATIONS FACILITY RESERVATIONS* The senior centers offer a range of rooms and outdoor spaces that HOURS OF OPERATION EFFECTIVE SEPT. 1, 2021 accommodate anywhere from eight to 300+ people. Facility reservations are available Monday through Thursday after 4 p.m. GRANITE REEF SENIOR CENTER FITNESS CENTERS 1700 N. Granite Reef Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85257 | 480-312-1700
The senior centers offer state-of-the-art fitness with an extensive variety SERVES Mon – Thur...... 8am-8pm of exercist equipment that include treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes, Fri...... 8am-5pm cardio equipment and free weights. Sat & Sun...... closed Daily Drop-in $3(R)/$5(NR) VIA LINDA SENIOR CENTER 1 Month $15(R)/$25(NR) 10440 E. Via Linda, Scottsdale, AZ 85258 | 480-312-5810 3 Month $40(R)/$60(NR) Mon – Thur...... 8am-8pm Annual $130(R)/$195(NR) Fri...... 8am-5pm Sat & Sun...... closed LUNCH PROGRAM Delicious and nutritious lunches are served at both Centers!
SENIOR CENTER HOLIDAY CLOSURES To participate in our lunch program, please call to make a lunch
M...... September 6...... Labor Day reservation. Monthly menus can be provided. Th...... November 11...... Veterans Day M-F 11:30am $4 ages 50+ / $6 under 50 years old. GRSC Th, F...... November 25, 26...... Thanksgiving Holiday Tu & Th 11am $4 ages 50+ / $6 under 50 years old. VLSC F...... December 24...... Christmas Day (observed) F...... December 31...... New Year's Day (observed) SOCIAL WORKERS The senior centers provide social services to seniors, adults with disabilities and their families. Master level social workers are available by EVENTS appointment Monday through Friday from 8am – 5pm to provide support,
education and resources – free of charge. SCOTTSDALE HUMAN SERVICES THANKSGIVING LUNCHEON Please join us for a delicious traditional Thanksgiving meal and entertainment! F 11/19 $5(R)/$7(NR) Doors open 10am GRSC 30455 Tu 11/23 $7(R)/$11(NR) Doors open 11:30am VLSC 30452
HOLIDAY ART SHOW Celebrate the beautiful art created by the talented art communities at both senior centers. This event is freewith one canned food item for the Vista del Camino Food Bank and includes entertainment. F 12/10 6-8pm FREE VLSC
HOLIDAY LUNCH Deck the halls at our annual holiday luncheon. Participate in fun activities, post for a photo with Santa and enjoy a traditional holiday meal. F 12/17 $5(R)/$7(NR) Doors open 10am GRSC 30454
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES ARE CURRENTLY SUSPENDED 43 SENIOR SERVICES SEPT | OCT | NOV | DEC 2021
FOOTHILLS CARING CORPS Community Resources Volunteers serve homebound and/or disabled individuals, 18 years of age and older. There is no financial eligibility. Service area includes Scottsdale BENEFITS ASSISTANCE city limits north of Bell Road and the towns of Carefree and Cave Creek. The state health insurance assistance program provides objective Transportation services include mobile meals, van pooling, medical information regarding original Medicare. Trained Area Agency on Aging transportation and grocery shopping. Please call 480-488-1105 volunteers provide free personalized assistance with the preparation of for additional information. Medicare and supplemental claims forms, appeals, applying for Medicare and more. To schedule a free appointment, please call the Granite Reef HOME DELIVERED MEALS or Via Linda senior centers. The City of Scottsdale partners with local non-profits to provide nutritious, hot meals to qualified homebound seniors. The service also provides a SERVES BROWN BAG PROGRAM daily check on the individual’s condition and safety. For more information The Brown Bag Program offers qualified seniors and people with on programs in your area, please call the Area Agency on Aging disabilities food supplements including; fresh fruit & vegetables, canned at 602-264- 4357. goods and bakery items on a bi-monthly basis at both Senior Centers. For more information please call Granite Reef Senior Center at 480-312-1700. HOME SAFE HOME Trained Scottsdale Fire Department volunteers visit seniors in their homes CAB CONNECTION and point out potential tripping and falling hazards. Volunteers can replace smoke alarm batteries or install a new alarm and give free night lights to This taxi voucher subsidy program is available to city of Scottsdale ensure you can see well at night. Please call 480-312-1817 to request your residents who are disabled or senior citizens (65+). The program serves free visit. full city limits. Vouchers pay 80% of the fare (up to $10). Participants may request up to 20 one-way vouchers per month. Please call the Cab Connection office at 480-312-8747 for additional information. LOCKBOXES FOR SENIORS The Scottsdale Area Association of REALTORS, the Scottsdale Police and Fire Departments and the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office offer free emergency lockboxes to seniors whose annual income is less than $25,000 and at a charge of $25 for all others. The service is available to Scottsdale
SCOTTSDALE and Fountain Hills residents only. For additional information or to arrange delivery, please call 877-229-5042 (toll free).
MEDILOAN PROGRAM The senior centers provide Scottsdale residents with medical equipment such as canes, walkers, wheelchairs and shower benches.
OPERATION FIX IT Operation Fix It provides assistance to Scottsdale home owners with exterior improvements to their properties when they are unable due to financial/physical constraints. Common types of assistance include landscape maintenance and enhancements, installation of low water usage landscape, house painting, handyman repairs, fence repairs DUET and more. To apply for the program or learn about volunteer Volunteers serve homebound and/or disabled individuals, 18 years opportunities, please call 480-312-8703 or visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov of age and older. There is no financial eligibility. Service area includes and search 'Operation Fix It'. Scottsdale city limits south of Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd. Services include grocery shopping, rides to medical appointments, paperwork or computer VALLEY METRO PARATRANSIT assistance, minor home repairs, visiting, phoning or respite. East Valley Dial-a-Ride has a new name: Valley Metro Paratransit. A fleet Please call 602-274-5022 to register or request assistance. of brand new accessible vans and minivans will now service you with Valley Metro signage and colors. They have also partnered with AAA ADOPT-A-SENIOR Transportation (Yellow Cab) to provide additional service to the east valley. The Adopt-A-Senior Program serves low-income seniors and disabled Request a trip, check on an existing trip, or make changes to one by calling adults in Scottsdale. This wonderful program serves two functions. First, 602-716-2200 or via TTY at 602-716-2118. we brighten the holiday season for many with generous gifts from donors. Second, city of Scottsdale social workers and staff assess the growing needs of low income seniors and disabled adults. For more information, visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search 'Adopt-A-Senior'. SCOTTSDALE HUMAN SERVICES
44 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES ARE CURRENTLY SUSPENDED A New Way of Life Awaits
When we said we’d get through “this” together – we meant it! Together we faced uncertainty with courage. Together we made the best of a difficult situation. Together we were vaccinated. Now, as we move forward together towards better days, we are stronger together.
At McDowell Village, you’ll enjoy a lifestyle that is complemented by delicious dining, enriching programming and a host of community amenities. Together with MBK Senior Living’s commitment to providing top-quality service and care in a way that promotes whole-person wellbeing, residents will enjoy: • A maintenance-free lifestyle • MBK Fit programming, with health and • On-site professionals available 24/7 wellness suport • Restaurant-style dining and delicious meals, • Resort-like living with heated pool prepared fresh daily by our culinary team • Enhanced safety protocols • Concierge services • Connections and long-lasting friendships • Housekeeping and laundry services • Granite Reef Senior Center on-site • Daily social, physical, educational and • And, so much more! spiritual opportunities
Contact us at (480) 400-8510 or [email protected] to schedule a tour.
8300 East McDowell Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85257 • McDowellVillage.com
INDEPENDENT & ASSISTED LIVING
MV_Scottsdale Senior Services_Summer 2021_v2.indd 1 5/25/21 5:29 PM FALL 2021 – SEPT | OCT | NOV | DEC explores FALL IS A GREAT TIME TO ENJOY THE PRESERVE!
Scottsdale’s McDowell Sonoran Preserve encompasses over 30,500 acres of permanently protected Sonoran Desert and mountains. It is home to a magnificent array of desert adapted plants and animals, and affords stunning views of the McDowell Mountains. The Scottsdale Preserve also boasts an interconnected network of over 225 miles of trails for hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding. The trails can be accessed from one of eight major trail head facilities, and are open sunrise to sundown. Amenities vary at each trail head; visit the City’s website for more details. Trail maps are available free of charge at all major trail heads, and can also be downloaded by visiting ScottsdaleAZ.gov and searching 'Preserve maps.' The Preserve is divided into two primary regions – the Southern and Northern. TRAIL TIPS • The Southern Region is home to the McDowell Mountains, and contains some of the steeper and more challenging trails of the Preserve. The trails of the southern region are very rocky, • Entrance is free so be sure to wear sturdy footwear. Trailheads: Sunrise, Lost Dog Wash, Gateway, Tom’s Thumb • Trails are open sunrise to sunset • The terrain of the Northern Region is comprised mainly of rolling desert topography, • Motorized vehicles, including punctuated by a series of smaller mountains. The trails are much smoother than the south, with dramatically less rock. Because of these characteristics, the Northern Region is very electric bikes, motorized popular with mountain bikers and equestrians. skadeboards are prohibited Trailheads: Our new Pima Dynamite trailhead, Brown’s Ranch, Fraesfield and Granite Mountain Trailheads. • Dogs are welcome at the Preserve (not at Pinnacle Peak PINNACLE PEAK PARK Park), but must remain on a Pinnacle Peak Park | 26805 N. 102nd Way leash at all times and you must Pinnacle Peak Park features a moderate out-and-back clean up after them. trail through the pristine Sonoran Desert environment. The park is a total of 150 acres, and the trail length is • Please stay on the official 1.75 miles, one way. It’s a great hike for all ages and signed trails activity levels – with fantastic views! Visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov and search • Know your limitations and 'Pinnacle Peak Park' for more information about the park, trail information, hours and more. choose a Preserve adventure *Dogs are not allowed on the Pinnacle Peak Park trail. that matches your abilities
Jingle Hike to Santa! - Saturday, Dec., 4 see pg. 11 for details • Bring ample water for you and your dog. COMMON MAMMALS YOU MAY SEE AT THE PRESERVE: • Drink water before you arrive, so your body is pre-hydrated. • Wear sunscreen and dress appropriately with light colored breathable clothing that covers your skin. Bobcat Coyote Desert Mule Deer Javelina Mountain Lion
46 TO LEARN MORE, VISIT SCOTTSDALEAZ.GOV, SEARCH 'PINNACLE PEAK PARK' OR 'PRESERVE'
Celebrating 30 Years of Science, Education & Stewardship
We’ve hit a major milestone. To commemorate 30 years of service, we’re highlighting our organization’s greatest accomplishments and treasured memories, charting our decades-long journey to emerge as a conservation leader in Arizona and beyond.
STEWARDS
One of the unique aspects of the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy is the impact that it has on many of the people who have chosen to devote their time and talents to its growth and development.
In the early 1990’s, development in Scottsdale was accelerating and extending eastward toward the McDowell’s. Several residents became interested in how development might impact the mountain range regarded as a signature feature of the City. From its formation in 1991 until mid-1993, the members of the McDowell Sonoran Land Trust had been occupied primarily with defining a vision for preserving the McDowell Mountains. Later as the vision of the organization developed, the name would become the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy.
With a small paid staff, the structure of the volunteer organization was critical to the Conservancy. Many non-profit organizations rely on volunteers to solely execute the instructions of staff, but the Conservancy has developed into an organization where the volunteers, known as Stewards, are directly responsible for aspects of the organization.
All non-profit organizations benefit from the work and support of their volunteers and patrons, but very few organizations have such a profound impact on the lives of their volunteers. This unique reciprocal relationship is one of the features of the Conservancy and large part of the stories of its most dedicated stewards.
To get involved or learn more visit https://www.mcdowellsonoran.org/
47 WestWorld of Scottsdale is a premier, nationally recognized, multi-use events facility serving the Scottsdale community and visitors. Located at 16601 N. Pima Road, this city-owned facility hosts a wide array of events each year, enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of people. Learn more about these events at WestWorldAZ.com.
UPCOMING EVENTS FOR FALL
June 18 – 27 September 12 October 27 – 31 Scottsdale Beachfest Sand Volleyball Arizona Dressage Schooling Collman Equestrian Productions Info: scottsdalebeachfest.com Info: azdressage.org or 480-767-3588 AZ Fall Classic 2 hunter/jumper competition June 21 – July 30 September 15 – 19 Info: cepshows.com or 602-992-2706 High Five Youth Summer Camp The Arabian Breeder Finals October 26 – 31 Info: scottsdaleshow.com/the-arabian-breeder- Info: [email protected] RV Super Show finals or 480-515-1500 June 24 – 27 Info: rvshowusa.com RV Super Show September 17 – 19 October 29 – 31 Info: rvshowusa.com or 800-269-4583 Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market Info: junkinthetrunkvintagemarket.com Body Art Expo July 4 Info: bodyartexpo.com Fourth of July Celebration September 21 – 26 Info: scottsdaleindependenceday.com Arizona Fall Championships Horse Show November 5 – 7 Info: aqha.com Made with Love Market July 15 – 25 Info: madewithloveaz.com RV Super Show October 2 Info: rvshowusa.com or 800-269-4583 Lowrider Supershow November 12 – 13 Info: lowriderexperience.com Arizona Pinners Conference & Expo July 31 October 6 – 10 Info: azpinnersconference.com IBJJF Ju Jitzu Info: ibjjf.com AzRHA Best of the West Reining Info: azrha.com November 12 – 14 August 6 – 7 The AHAA American Cup Championship October 9 UBU Expo & Europa Games Info: scottsdaleshow.com or 480-515-1500 American Saddlebred Association of Arizona Info: ubuexpo.com/cities/phoenix Info: americansaddlebredassociationofarizona.com November 18 – 21 August 11 – 15 October 15 – 17 Arizona Season Finale hunter/jumper Arizona Reining Horse Association Maricopa County Home Show competition Summer Inside Slide Info: maricopacountyhomeshows.com Info: cepshows.com or 480-704-3981 Info: azrha.com October 16 – 17 November 20 August 21 Arizona Dressage Horse Show USA Cheer competition Arizona Dressage Schooling Info: azdressage.org or 480-767-3588 Info: varsity.com/usa Info: 480-767-3588, or visit www.azdressage.org October 21 – 24 November 19 – 21 August 28 Collman Equestrian Productions AZ Fall Classic Goodguys Fall Southwest Nationals Hot Rod Show Arabian Horse Association of Arizona Fun Show hunter/jumper competition Info: good-guys.com Info: scottsdaleshow.com Info: cepshows.com or 602-992-2706 December 2 – 5 September 2 – 4 October 23 Phoenix Quilt, Craft & Sewing Festival Horses & Horsepower Polo Championships Desert Classic All Arabian Horse Show Info: quiltcraftsew.com/phoenix.html Info: thepoloparty.com Info: desertclassicshow.com September 10 – 12 October 23 – 24 December 29 – January 2, 2021 Abilities Expo World League Jiu Jitsu Arizona Paint Horse Club Info: abilities.com/phoenix Info: jjworldleague.com Info: azpaints.org 48
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20726 N. 76th St. 27775 N. Alma School Pkwy. 3939 N. Drinkwater Blvd. 9555 N. 120th St. 8950 E. Pinnacle Peak Rd. 8950 E. Pinnacle Peak 20199 N. 78th Pl. 7316 E. Garfield St. 7625 E. Williams Dr. 9170 E. Thunderbird Rd. Hayden & Camelback 8400 E. Thunderbird Rd. 8732 E. McDonald Dr. 7639 Via Paseo del Norte 7639 Via Paseo 8300 Via De Dorado 6745 E. LaFayette Blvd. 18650 N. 94th St. 4565 N. Granite Reef Rd. 4420 N. Scottsdale Rd.
1201 N. 85th Pl. 6801 N. Hayden Rd. 11015 N. 68th Pl. 7775 E. Osborn Rd. 11320 E. Via Linda 3210 N. 66th St. 13636 N. 100th St. 8600 E. Thomas Rd. 7343 Via del Elemental Zuni Park Zuni Park Thunderbird Park Park Thunderbird Stonegate Equestrian Park Park Stonegate Equestrian Bike Stop 7801 E. Thomas Rd. Thomas Road Park Thompson Peak Sonoran Hills Park Hills Park Sonoran Florence Ely Nelson Park Ely Nelson Park Florence Neighborhood Park Grayhawk Chesnutt Park Chesnutt Park Cholla Park Park Comanche Park “Doc” Cavalliere George Park Ironwood Area Nature Park Northsight Camelback Park Camelback Park Park Lafayette Mescal Park Osborn Park Park Paiute Park Rotary Papago Pima Park Agua Linda Park Agua Aztec Park 11180 N. 132nd St. Rio Montana Park 7959 E. Doubletree Ranch Rd. Park Rotary Civic Center Mall Scottsdale Shoshone Park Solstice Park Apache Park Park Apache Parks 22) Horizon Park & Community Center 22) Horizon Park Center & Aquatic Park Mountain Ranch 23) McDowell 15444 N. 100th St. Center & Aquatic 24) Cactus Park Pkwy. 15525 N. Thompson Peak & Community Center 25) MountainPark View 7202 E. Cactus Rd. & Community Center Park, Aquatic 26) Chaparral 8625 E. Mountain View Rd. Neighborhood Center 27) Paiute 5401 N. Hayden Rd. & Community Center Park, Aquatic 28) Eldorado 6535 E. Osborn Rd. 29) Vista & Community Center Del Camino Park 2311 N. Miller Rd. 7700 E. Roosevelt St. Parks, Recreation & Human Services Recreation Parks, Community Centers and Pools
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10215 E. McDowell Mnt. Ranch Rd. 12601 N. 124th St. 23015 N. 128th St. RD 15939 N. 98th St. Scottsdale Civic Center Mall Scottsdale RD 18333 N. Thompson Peak Pkwy. 18333 N. Thompson Peak 12300 block of N. 128th St. RD RD OWELL RD PARRAL RD PARRAL Mustang Library Civic Center Library Hiking Trails 2) Tom’s Thumb 2) Tom’s 3) Gateway 4) WestWorld 10215 McDowell Mnt. Ranch Rd. 5) Quartz Dog Wash 6) Lost 7) Ringtail 1) Pinnacle Peak Park 1) Pinnacle Peak 8) Sunrise 12101 N. 145th Way INDIAN BEND THOMAS INDIAN SCHOOL McKELLIPS McDONALD DR CHA McD 11) 12) 7377 E. Silverstone Dr. 9) Appaloosa Library Library 10) Arabian Public Libraries Notice: This document is provided for general information purposes only. The city of Scottsdale does not warrant its accuracy, completeness, or suitability any particular purpose. It should be relied upon without field verification.
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SEPT 18-19 Tents by the Tracks McCormick-Stillman Visit TheRailroadPark.com Railroad Park Nov 10 NOV 23 for details Overnight Hot Chocolate Fiesta Thanksgiving Luncheon Civic Center Library Via Linda 3:30 p.m. Senior Center See page 33 for details 11:30 a.m. See page 43 for details NOV 19 OCT 2-3 Thanksgiving Luncheon NOV 29 Railfair McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park Granite Reef Gingerbread Jan 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Senior Center Civic Center Library Visit TheRailroadPark.com for details 10 a.m. 10:30 a.m. OCT 11-15 OCT 25 See page 43 for details See page 32 for details Fall Break Youth Camps Halloween Family Fun Multiple Locations Civic Center & 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Mustang Library See page 12 for details 6:15 p.m. See page 32 for details DEC 4 DEC 17 OCT 24 OCT 27 Jingle Hike to Santa Holiday Lunch Dunkin for Pumpkins Monster Mash Pinnacle Peak Park Granite Reef McDowell Mountain Civic Center & Multiple Time Slots Senior Center Ranch Pool Mustang Library See page 11 for details 10 a.m. 1 – 3 p.m. 3 p.m. See page 43 for details See page 26 for details See page 33 for details DEC 10 OCT 8-31 Holiday Art Show DEC 22 Halloween Spook-Track-Ula Via Linda Gingerbread Jan McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park Senior Center Mustang Library Multiple Time Slots 6 – 8 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Visit TheRailroadPark.com for details See page 43 for details See page 32 for details
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