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Pageant of Drums, and Our Very Popular Summer Concert PATTERSON PARK 10 EAST MAIN STREET Series at Coe Memorial Park TORRINGTON, CT PARKS & RECREATION SPRING/SUMMER 2020 City of Torrington Parks & Recreation 153 South Main Street P) 860-489-2274 F) 860-489-2588 Torrington, CT 06790 Info Line: 860-489-2270 Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM TABLE OF CONTENTS: CITY HALL: GENERAL INFORMATION PAGE 2 Elinor Carbone, Mayor FEATURED FACILITIES PAGE 3 Ray Drew, Public Works Director DANCE, GYMNASTICS, & MUSIC PAGES 4 - 5 PARKS & RECREATION STAFF: SPORTS & LEISURE PAGES 6 - 9 J. Brett Simmons, CPRP SPECIAL INTEREST PROGRAMS PAGE 10-12 Superintendent of Parks & Recreation DISCOUNT TICKETS & TRIPS PAGE 13-15 Ruth Febbroriello, Senior Secretary SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAM PAGE 16 Gladys Brennan, Office Assistant POOL & SWIM LESSONS PAGES 17- 18 SPECIAL EVENTS PAGES 19 Jennifer Root, Office Assistant CONCERTS PAGE 20 PARKS STAFF: PROGRAM CONTACTS PAGE 21 Bill Mayers, Superintendent of Public Works REGISTRATION POLICIES PAGE 22 Tim Cote, Assistant Superintendent of Public Works REGISTRATION FORM PAGE 23 Glenn Carbone, Public Works Foreman Roxanne Foster, Senior Secretary FACILITY DIRECTORY: PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION: ALVORD PARK 391 KENNEDY DRIVE ARMORY 153 SOUTH MAIN ST. Patricia Fairchild, Chairperson BANNON STREET PARK 92 BANNON STREET Francis DuCotey, Vice-Chairperson BESSE SKATE PARK 363 WINTHROP STREET James Pescatore, Secretary BISHOP DONNELLY SPORTS COMPLEX 33 EAST PEARL ROAD Michael Fritch, Commission Member BORZANI PARK 58 JACKSON STREET BURRVILLE PARK 46 OLD BURRVILLE RD Jill Veras, Commission Member CHARLENE SUSAN BESSE PARK 795 RIVERSIDE AVE. CHRISTMAS VILLAGE 150 CHURCH STREET MESSAGE FROM THE PARKS & RECREATION DEPT. COE MEMORIAL PARK 101 LITCHFIELD STREET It has been great to see so many people taking advantage of ELISE BESSE PARK 277 WINTHROP STREET the uncharacteristic weather conditions, to enjoy our parks, playgrounds, walking trails, and more. FUESSENICH PARK 33 COE PLACE We are very excited to present our 2020 Spring and Summer GERT MINI PARK 21 BROOK STREET Brochure filled with so many great recreation programs and JIGGS DONAHUE PARK 33 EAST PEARL STREET special events. Our brochure features programs such as; JOE RUWET PARK 219 PETRICONE DRIVE sports camps and lessons, summer playground program, JOHN TORO SPORTS COMPLEX 8 PERKINS STREET special interest programs, dance and fitness programs, day MAJOR WILLIAM BESSE PARK 795 RIVERSIDE AVE trips, and more. Our brochure also features special events such as; our annual Easter Egg Hunt, Northwest Vocal OAK AVENUE SPORTS COMPLEX 321 OAK AVENUE Showcase, Fireworks and Carnival, Outdoor Movie Night, OXBOW PARK 384 OXBOW DRIVE Pageant of Drums, and our very popular Summer Concert PATTERSON PARK 10 EAST MAIN STREET Series at Coe Memorial Park. PLEASANT VIEW PARK 86 DURAND STREET The Parks and Recreation Department is always looking for RECREATION HALL 71 EAST ALBERT ST. volunteers to help with special events, instructors to ROCK CREEK PARK 129 ROCK CREEK LN implement new programs, and sponsors to assist with SHARON AVENUE PARK 116 SHARON AVENUE projects and events. If you have any interest in these areas, please contact the department at (860) 489-2274. We TEEN CENTER 71 EAST ALBERT STREET encourage you to take the time to look through this brochure WILLIAM L. BESSE MUNCIPAL POOL 277 WINTHROP STREET and log on to our website where you will be able to view our programs and register online, see link below. Parks and Recreation Department/Armory Visitors Website: www.torringtonct.myrec.com Parking is NOT PERMITTED in the parking lot adjacent to the Armory from 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM, Monday – Friday. This lot is We encourage you to get out and Explore the Possibilities only for tenants of 126 South Main Street. All visitors must park with the Torrington Parks and Recreation Department. in the parking lot behind the Armory. Please observe the No Parking signs on Coe Place. People found in violation of these J. Brett Simmons, CPRP, Superintendent 2 rules may be fined and/or ticketed. FEATURED FACILITIES - NEW TO THE CITY OF TORRINGTON FRANKLIN PLAZA Franklin Plaza is scheduled to open in 2020. The plaza will be available to rent for programs and events. The City of Torrington anticipates that Franklin Plaza will be an attractive venue for events throughout the year for the community to enjoy. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (860) 489-2274. TORRINGTON DOG PARK AT JOHN TORO SPORTS COMPLEX The City of Torrington Plans to open a Dog Park at John Toro Sports Complex in 2020. The city will be looking for sponsors and individuals to assist with fundraising to add additional amenities to the Dog Park. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department Design Subject to Change. at (860) 489-2274. DISC GOLF COURSE AT ALVORD PARK The first 9 holes of the Disc Golf Course at Alvord Park will officially open in the Spring of 2020. The Parks and Recreation Department has plans to expand the course to 18 holes and is looking for volunteers and sponsors to assist with this goal. For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (860) 489-2274. 3 The Next Generation of Dance, Gymnastics & Fitness Summer Session begins June 27 - August 22, 2020 (No class 7/4) Fee: $100.00 for 8 Weeks Dance Instructors/Fitness Trainers: Sherry S. Grech, Alyssa Fabiaschi, and/or Jenna Laigle Class Location: Recreation Hall, 71 East Albert Street You can register in person at the Torrington Parks and Recreation Department in the Armory at 153 South Main Street or online at http://www.torringtonct.org. Cash or check accepted in the office. Credit card purchases may be made online only, with a convenience fee applied to each transaction. Once classes begin, no refunds will be given unless there are medical reasons, accompanied by a written note from a physician. For more information, call Miss Sherry at (860) 307-5166 or the Torrington Parks and Recreation Department at (860) 489-2274. Register in August for classes that begin September 12, 2020 and run consecutively through a performance in June 2021. There are approximately three, 12 week sessions. MON TUES WEDS THURS FRI SAT 9:00 AM Combo Class Ballet Ballet Ages: 3-5 Ages: Adult Ages: 6-10 10:00 AM Parent/Tot Creative Movement/ Tumbling Create Your Own Tap Gymnastics Tumbletime Class** Ages: 3-5 Ages: 6-10 Ages: 5-8 Ages: 18 mos-3 yrs w/adult 11:00 AM Ballet/Tap Gymnastics Gymnastics Create Your Own Class** Ages: 3-5 Ages: 6-10 Ages: 6-10 12:00 PM Combo Class Ages: 6-10 4:00 PM Gym/Hip Hop Ages: 5-8 5:00 PM Creative Gymnastics Ballet/Tap Movement/ Tumbling Ages: 9-12 Ages: 6-10 Ages: 3-5 6:00 PM ***Combo Class Schedule: Hip Hop Gymnastics/Hip Hop Gymnastics Weeks 1-4 Gymnastics/Hip Hop Ages: 8-12 Ages: 6-10 Ages: 6-10 Weeks 5-8: Tap/Ballet 7:00 PM **Create Your Own Class: Any phase of dance, any age group. Gymnastics Tap Min: 6 Students Ages: 13-17 Ages: Adult *Classes subject to change in accordance with enrollment. Birthday Parties and Celebrations: Birthday Parties and Celebrations for all ages featuring: Tumbletots, Tap, Ballet, Gymnastics, Hip-Hop, Hula, or Country Line Dancing. Saturdays from 1:30-3:30 PM at the Rec Hall. Fee: $130.00. Sign-up at Torrington Parks and Recreation. Contact Sherry Grech (860) 307-5166 for more information. 4 IRISH STEP DANCING - LEARN DANCES OF THE EMERALD ISLE! Traditional and Contemporary Irish Step Dancing, Ceili Dancing, and Group Figures. Irish Dance is a lively, quick, and very fun genre. Children usually love it. Classes are taught by Jack McArdle, who has over 35 years experience, including performances at Carnegie Hall and on Irish TV. Jack achieved certification as a master teacher of Irish Dance with the Irish Dance Commission in Dublin, Ireland. All dancers aim for mastery of the art; many join the performance team; some undertake the more intense commitment needed to gain world-class status in contemporary work. All are welcome. Dates/Times: One (1) hour lessons; exact time depends on achievement level. Beginners always start on Fridays. Session 1: September - Mid January Session 2: Late January - June Wednesdays: 7:00 - 9:30 PM Fridays: 6:00 - 9:00 PM Saturdays: 3:00 PM (competitions/performances) Location: Recreation Hall Fee: $320.00 per student, per session Instructor: Jack McArdle, T.C.R.G NORTHWEST VOCAL SHOWCASE This year marks the 15th Anniversary of this very popular singing competition. Start preparing now for your audition. Auditions will consist of each participant singing a cappella. All interested participants must complete an application, which is available in the Torrington Parks & Recreation Department at the Armory or online at www.torringtonct.org - link to Parks and Recreation. The competition is open to all individuals ages 15 and up. Applications are due by May 29, 2020. *Prizes will be awarded to the Top Three Finalists! AUDITIONS: Saturday, June 6, 2020 at 12:00 PM, Coe Memorial Park SEMIFINALS: Saturday, June 20, 2020 at 7:00 PM, Coe Memorial Park Saturday, July 18, 2020 at 7:00 PM, Coe Memorial Park *Eliminations may take place the night of both semifinals. FINALS: Saturday, August 15, 2020 at 7:00 PM, The Warner Theatre PAGEANT OF DRUMS Saturday, June 6, 2020 7:00 - 9:00 PM (Gates Open at 6:30 PM) Fuessenich Park Featuring performances by: Connecticut Hurricanes Drum & Bugle Corps, Connecticut 7th Regiment Youth Performing Organization, Connecticut Alumni Drum & Bugle Corps, St. Peter’s Drum Corps, Torrington High School Band, and Magnificent Brass. Entrance Fee: $5.00 Adults; $3.00 Youth (ages 7-17); **Made possible by grants from children under 6 are free. Northwest Connecticut Community Foundation Khurshed Bhumgara and Food trucks will be onsite with food for sale.
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