WINTER/SPRING 2020 · JAN FEB MAR APR GATEWAYS ACTIVITY GUIDE FARMINGTON PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURAL AFFAIRS

@COFPRCA • (505) 599-1197 • www.fmtn.org/PRCA Your gateway to parks, facilities, special events, and programs. Table of Content

Registration Instructions 4

Special Events Calendars 5

Activities by Age Guide 9

Activities by Category Guide 14

Birthday Party Rental Guide 34

Fax/Copy & Computer Services 75 Activities by Location 19

Bonnie Dallas Senior Center 20 E3 Children’s Museum & Science Center 27 Farmington Civic Center & Lions Wilderness Amphitheater 30 Farmington Indian Center 37 Farmington Museum 38 Farmington Recreation Center 42 Farmington Regional Animal Shelter 45 Golf Courses 46 Lake Farmington 48 Museum of Navajo Art & Culture 51 Parks & Shelters 52 Pools & Fountains 57 Riverside Nature Center 66 Sycamore Park Community Center 71 www.fmtn.org/PRCA About PRCA

At the City of Farmington Department of Parks, Recreation, & Cultural Affairs (PRCA) we are dedicated to providing opportunities for citizens to play, laugh, grow, learn, and engage in enriching their quality of life.

As New Mexico’s only Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA) accredited agency we support the National Recreation & Parks Association (NRPA) pillars by: • Leading our community to Health & Wellness through parks and recreation • Protecting open space, connecting children to nature, and engaging our community in Conservation practices. • Ensuring Social Equity, so all people have access to the benefits of local parks and recreation.

Over 50 parks

8+ miles of river trails

Four event rental facilities

25 athletic fields

121 Charcoal Grills How to Use this Guide

• Some activities require online registration others just require that you show up. • If there is no activity # just show up!! • The activities that require online registration will have an “Activity #” listed next to them as follows: HOLIDAY FAMILY CRAFT WORKSHOP DAY DATES TIME FEE ACTIVITY # Sa6 Dec 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $5 202004-A

• To register online visit www.fmtn.org/WebTrac. • Either click the appropriate category button to browse activities (i.e. “Arts & Crafts”) or click the search tab on the side menu and choose “Activity.” Enter the Activity # in the appropriate box.

• Click on the shopping cart icon on the very left of the activity listing to add to your shopping cart. You will need to either sign-in or create an account to finish the registration process.

If you need further assistance registering contact the activity organizer listed.

WebTrac Registration Information Keep your registration information here to make participating in our activities a snap!

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FOLLOW US ONLINE: Don’t miss out on any of the fun and healthy activities we have going on at Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs! There are two great ways to get the latest information about programs and upcoming events: 1. Follow us on Facebook @COFPRCA. 2. Sign-up by clicking the “Notify Me” icon on our calendar at www.fmtn.org.

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January 3 January 18 Coyote Stories: Coyote and the Lizards...... 51 Atomic Teen Science Cafe...... 28 3:00-4:00pm • Museum of Navajo Art & Culture • up to 5 6:00-8:00pm • Locations vary • 13-17 yrs yrs Heroine’s Song concert...... 31 January 4 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ Coyote Stories: Coyote and the Beavers...... 51 January 24 10:00-11:00am • Museum of Navajo Art & Culture Coyote Stories: Coyote and Louse...... 51 • up to 5 yrs 3:00-4:00pm • Museum of Navajo Art & Culture Making Tracks...... 69 • up to 5 yrs 1:00-3:00pm • Nature Center • All ages Keshjee’ (Navajo Shoe Game)...... 37 Saturday Dance...... 24 6:00-11:00pm • Indian Center • All ages 7:00-10:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Family Fun Night...... 43 GOD HELP US! starring Ed Asner...... 31 6:30-8:30pm • Rec Center • $ 7:30pm • Civic Center • Adult • $ Saturday Dance...... 24 January 9 7:00-10:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular...... 31 January 25 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ Coyote Stories: Coyote and the Giant...... 51 January 10 10:00-11:00am • Museum of Navajo Art & Culture Coyote Stories: Coyote Tosses His Eyes...... 51 • up to 5 yrs 3:00-4:00pm • Museum of Navajo Art & Culture • up to 5 yrs Saturday Dance...... 24 7:00-10:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ January 11 Earth from Space exhibit opens...... 39 Stars & Stories...... 68 Farmington Museum 7:00-8:30pm • Nature Center • All ages Coyote Stories: Coyote and the Bobcat...... 51 January 31 10:00-11:00am • Museum of Navajo Art & Culture Coyote Stories: Coyote Steals Fire...... 51 • up to 5 yrs 3:00-4:00pm • Museum of Navajo Art & Culture • up to 5 yrs Bar D Wranglers Concert...... 26 7:00-8:00pm • Senior Center • All ages • $ Moonlight Walk...... 68 7:00-8:30pm • Nature Center • All ages January 17 Coyote Stories: Coyote and the Horned Toad...... 51 3:00-4:00pm • Museum of Navajo Art & Culture • up to 5 yrs Friends of the Nature Center Annual Meeting...... 70 6:00-8:00pm • Farmington Museum • All ages • RSVP

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All Month February 20 Earth from Space exhibit...... 39 Disaster! A 70s Disaster Movie Musical...... 32 Farmington Museum 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ February 1 February 21 Coyote Stories: Coyote and Crow...... 51 Atomic Teen Science Cafe...... 28 10:00-11:00am • Museum of Navajo Art & Culture 6:00-8:00pm • Locations Vary • 13-17 yrs • up to 5 yrs Disaster! A 70s Disaster Movie Musical...... 32 Bird Walk...... 66 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ 10:00am-Noon • Nature Center • All ages Dodgeball, Adult Tournament...... 44 Daddy Daughter Ball...... 73 Time(s) TBD • Rec Center • $ 6:00-8:00pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ February 22 Family Space Night...... 41 Ropes & Knots...... 69 6:00-8:00pm • Farmington Museum 1:00-3:00pm • Nature Center • All ages Saturday Dance...... 24 Saturday Dance...... 24 7:00-10:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ 7:00-10:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ February 2 Disaster! A 70s Disaster Movie Musical...... 32 Artrageous...... 32 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ 2:00pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ Dodgeball, Adult Tournament...... 44 February 7 Time(s) TBD • Rec Center • $ Coyote Stories: Coyote and Rabbit...... 51 February 23 3:00-4:00pm • Museum of Navajo Art & Culture • up to 5 yrs Disaster! A 70s Disaster Movie Musical...... 32 Family Bingo & Pizza Night...... 43 2:00pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ 6:30-8:30pm • Rec Center • $ February 25, 2020 February 8 Seussabration!...... 27 O Shi Heart Craft Sale...... 37 3:30-4:30pm • E3 • Families 9:00am-3:00pm • Indian Center February 26, 2020 Coyote Stories: Coyote and the Loom...... 51 Seussabration!...... 27 10:00-11:00am • Museum of Navajo Art & Culture • up to 5 yrs 3:30-4:30pm • E3 • Families Earth Science Day...... 69 February 27, 2020 1:00-4:00pm • Nature Center • All ages Seussabration!...... 27 3:30-4:30pm • E3 • Families Saturday Dance...... 24 7:00-10:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ February 28 Seussabration!...... 27 February 11 3 3:30-4:30pm • E • Families One Night in Memphis concert...... 32 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ Riverside Nature Center Photo Show Entry Deadline...... 67 5:00pm • Nature Center • All ages February 14 - Valentine’s Day Valentine’s Day Lunch...... 26 February 29 11:45am-1:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Summer Theatre Auditions...... 36 9:00am • Civic Center • All ages Cupid’s Bash & Cake Walk...... 73 5:00-7:00pm • Community Center • All ages Seussabration!...... 27 10:00am-Noon • E3 • Families February 15 Coyote Stories: Coyote Tosses the Stars & String Games...... 51 Beneficial Bugs...... 68 10:00-11:00am • Museum of Navajo Art & Culture • up to 5 yrs 1:00-3:00pm • Nature Center • All ages Stars & Stories...... 68 Saturday Dance...... 24 7:00-8:30pm • Nature Center • All ages 7:00-10:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ February 19 Disaster! A 70s Disaster Movie Musical...... 32 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $

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All Month St. Patrick’s Day Lunch...... 26 Four Corners Games (Senior Olympics)...... 25 11:45am-1:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Varies • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Youth Life Skills Week...... 73 Earth from Space exhibit...... 39 Noon-4:00pm • Community Center • Youth Farmington Museum Family Trail Lunches...... 68 March 1 Noon-1:30pm • Nature Center Summer Theatre Auditions...... 36 St. Patrick’s Day Madness...... 73 1:00pm • Civic Center • All ages 4:30-6:30pm • Community Center • All ages March 3 Mallory Lewis with Lamb Chop...... 33 March 18 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ Spring Fling Day Camp...... 42 8:00am-5:00pm • Rec Center • 6-13 yrs • $ March 6 Family Bingo & Pizza Night...... 43 Youth Life Skills Week...... 73 6:30-8:30pm • Rec Center • $ Noon-4:00pm • Community Center • Youth March 7 Family Trail Lunches...... 68 Leprechaun Traps...... 27 Noon-1:30pm • Nature Center 3 10:00am-Noon • E • Families • $ March 19 Mother Son Dodgeball & Ice Cream Social...... 73 Spring Fling Day Camp...... 42 1:00-3:00pm • Community Center • All ages • $ 8:00am-5:00pm • Rec Center • 6-13 yrs • $ Moonlight Walk...... 68 Youth Life Skills Week...... 73 7:00-8:30pm • Nature Center • All ages Noon-4:00pm • Community Center • Youth Saturday Dance...... 24 Family Trail Lunches...... 68 7:00-10:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Noon-1:30pm • Nature Center March 8 March 20 The Acrobats of Cirque-tacular...... 33 Youth Life Skills Week...... 73 2:00pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ Noon-4:00pm • Community Center • Youth Riverside Nature Center Photo Show Art Reception...... 67 Family Trail Lunches...... 68 2:00-4:00pm • Nature Center • All ages Noon-1:30pm • Nature Center March 12 Hyprov with Colin Mochrie...... 33 Nature Center DocentTraining...... 70 7:30pm • Civic Center • Adult • $ 9:00am-1:00pm • Nature Center • Adult March 21 March 13 Xeriscape Demonstration Garden Volunteer Day...... 70 Boat & Float Festival...... 59 8:00am-3:00pm • Nature Center • All ages 4:30-7:30pm • Aquatic Center • All Ages • $ Saturday Dance...... 24 March 14 7:00-10:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Compass Games...... 68 March 24 10:00am-Noon • Nature Center • 4th grade-adult Celtic Angels concert...... 34 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ π Day...... 28 10:00am-12:00pm • E3 • Families March 27 Saturday Dance...... 24 Atomic Teen Science Cafe...... 28 6:00-8:00pm • Locations Vary • 13-17 yrs 7:00-10:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ March 28 SPRING BREAK Saturday Dance...... 24 March 16 7:00-10:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Spring Fling Day Camp...... 42 Geocaching...... 69 8:00am-5:00pm • Rec Center • 6-13 yrs • $ 9:00am-Noon • Nature Center • All ages Youth Life Skills Week...... 73 Noon-4:00pm • Community Center • Youth March 17 - St. Patrick’s Day Spring Fling Day Camp...... 42 8:00am-5:00pm • Rec Center • 6-13 yrs • $ www.fmtn.org/PRCA 7 April 2020

All Month April 15 Four Corners Games (Senior Olympics)...... 25 Heather McGaughey Teen Voices Varies • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Registration opens...... 36 April 1 9:00am • Online • Ages 13-18 yrs • $ Heather McGaughey Children’s Theatre April 18 Registration opens...... 36 Earth Day Celebration...... 70 9:00am • Online • Ages 8-12 yrs • $ 11:00am-2:00pm • Nature Center • All ages April 3 Saturday Dance...... 24 Museum Foundation Benefit Navajo Rug Auction 7:00-10:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Rug Viewing...... 41 April 22 12:00-4:00pm • Farmington Museum Camelot...... 35 Family Bingo & Pizza Night...... 43 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ 6:30-8:30pm • Rec Center • $ April 23 Liz Callaway vocal workshop...... 34 Camelot...... 35 7:00pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ April 4 April 24 Out of the Blue exhibit opens...... 39 Friday Trekking - Four Mile Falls...... 40 Farmington Museum 8:00am-6:00pm • Farmington Museum • Adults • $ Museum Foundation Benefit Navajo Rug Auction Atomic Teen Science Cafe...... 28 Rug Viewing & Auction...... 41 6:00-8:00pm • Locations Vary • 13-17 yrs 10:00am-6:00pm • Farmington Museum Camelot...... 35 Saturday Dance...... 24 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ 7:00-10:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ April 25 Liz Callaway in concert...... 34 Museum EdVenture - Canyon de Chelly National 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ Monument Guided Tour...... 39 April 7 8:00am-6:00pm • Farmington Museum • Adults • $ Doo-Wah Riders concert...... 34 Doggie Dash 2-mile run/walk...... 45 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ 10:00-11:00am • Animas Park • All ages April 8 Bark in the Park...... 45 Aztec Ruins Trip...... 25 11:00am-3:00pm • Animas Park • All ages 9:00am-2:00pm • Senior Center • 60+ yrs • $ Cub Scout Day...... 69 April 9 10:00am • Nature Center • Cub Scouts Tween Twilight Egg Hunt...... 44 Health & Safety Fair...... 72 8:00-9:30pm • Rec Center • 10-13 yrs • $ 11:00am-2:00pm • Community Center • All ages April 10 Cub Scout Day...... 69 Easter EGGstravaganza...... 73 2:00pm • Nature Center • Cub Scouts 9:00am-1:00pm • Community Center • All ages Saturday Dance...... 24 April 11 7:00-10:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Trees, Weeds, & Wildflowers...... 69 10:00-11:30am • Nature Center • All ages Camelot...... 35 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ The Entertainers concert...... 35 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ April 26 Camelot...... 35 2:00pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ 8 www.fmtn.org/PRCA Activities by Age Guide

ALL AGES Mother Son Dodgeball & Ice Cream Social...... 73 March 7 • 1:00-3:00pm • Community Center • $ Making Tracks...... 69 January 4 • 1:00-3:00pm • Nature Center The Acrobats of Cirque-tacular...... 33 March 8 • 2:00pm • Civic Center • $ Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular...... 31 January 9 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • $ Riverside Nature Center Photo Show Art Reception...... 67 March 8 • 2:00-4:00pm • Nature Center Moonlight Walk...... 68 January 11 & March 7 • 7:00-8:30pm • Nature Center Boat & Float Festival...... 59 March 13 • 4:30-7:30pm • Aquatic Center • $ Heroine’s Song concert...... 31 January 18 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • $ St. Patrick’s Day Madness...... 73 March 17 • 4:30-6:30pm •Community Center Keshjee’ (Navajo Shoe Game)...... 37 January 24 • 6:00-11:00pm • Indian Center Xeriscape Demonstration Garden Volunteer Day...... 70 March 21 • 8:00am-3:00pm • Nature Center Family Fun Night...... 43 January 24 • 6:30-8:30pm • Rec Center • $ Celtic Angels...... 34 March 24 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • $ Stars & Stories...... 68 January 25 & February 15 • 7:00-8:30pm • Nature Center Geocaching...... 69 March 28 • 9:00am-Noon • Nature Center Bird Walk...... 66 February 1 • 10:00am-Noon • Nature Center Liz Callaway vocal workshop...... 34 April 3 • 7:00pm • Civic Center • $ Daddy Daughter Ball...... 73 February 1 • 6:00-8:00pm • Civic Center • $ Liz Callaway in concert...... 34 April 4 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • $ Family Space Night...... 41 February 1 • 6:00-8:00pm • Farmington Museum Doo-Wah Riders...... 34 April 7 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • $ Artrageous...... 32 February 2 • 2:00pm • Civic Center • $ Easter EGGstravaganza...... 73 April 10 • 9:00am-1:00pm • Community Center O Shi Heart Craft Sale...... 37 February 8 • 9:00am-3:00pm • Indian Center Trees, Weeds, & Wildflowers...... 69 April 11 • 10:00-11:30am • Nature Center Earth Science Day...... 69 February 8 • 1:00-4:00pm • Nature Center The Entertainers in concert...... 35 April 11 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • $ One Night in Memphis concert...... 32 February 11 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • $ Earth Day Celebration...... 70 April 18 • 11:00am-2:00pm • Nature Center Cupid’s Bash & Cake Walk...... 73 February 14 • 5:00-7:00pm • Community Center Camelot...... 35 April 22-26 • Times Vary • Civic Center • $ Disaster! A 70s Disaster Movie Musical...... 32 February 19-23 • Times Vary • Civic Center • $ Doggie Dash 2-mile run/walk...... 45 April 25 • 10:00-11:00am • Animas Park Ropes & Knots...... 69 February 22 • 1:00pm-3:00pm • Nature Center Bark in the Park...... 45 April 25 •11:00am-3:00pm • Animas Park Beneficial Bugs...... 68 February 29 • 1:00-3:00pm • Nature Center Health & Safety Fair...... 72 April 25 • 11:00am-2:00pm • Community Center Summer Theatre Auditions...... 36 February 29-March 1 • Times Vary Spring Migratory Bird Count...... 67 • Farmington Civic Center May 2 • 8:00am-3:00pm • Nature Center Tuesdays • Times Vary • Nature Center Mallory Lewis with Lamb Chop...... 33 March 3 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • $ www.fmtn.org/PRCA 9 Activities by Age Guide

Tuesday Birding...... 67 Picnic in the Park for Preschoolers...... 69 Tuesdays • Times Vary • Nature Center Tuesdays • Starting April 2 • 11:30am-12:30pm Community Line Dancing...... 71 • Nature Center Tuesdays • 6:00-7:30pm • Community Center “S” is for Science...... 41 Brown Bag Birding...... 66 Tuesdays • 10:30-11:15am • Farmington Museum Wednesdays • Noon-1:00pm • Nature Center Toddler Playdate...... 28 3 ICAN Cooking Demonstrations...... 72 Wednesdays • 10:00am-Noon • E Wednesdays • 10:00-10:45am • Community Center Wiggle & Jiggle...... 28 nd 3 Family Bingo & Pizza Nights...... 43 2 Thursdays • 10:00-10:30am • E Fridays • Monthly • 6:30-8:30pm • Rec Center • $ Parent Child Playtime...... 59 Volleyball Open Play...... 44 Friday • 10:30am-Noon • Aquatic Center • $ Saturday • 1:30-3:30pm • Rec Center • $ Early Explorers for Preschoolers...... 28 Fridays • 10:00am-Noon • E3 BABIES You & Me Baby Swim Lessons...... 59 ELEMENTARY KIDS & TWEENS Dates Vary • Tuesday/Thursday • 6:30-7:00pm Seussabration!...... 27 • Aquatic Center • $ February 25-29 • Varies • E3 Parent Child Playtime...... 59 Leprechaun Traps...... 27 Friday • 10:30am-Noon • Aquatic Center • $ March 7 • 10:00am-Noon • E3 • $ TODDLERS & PRESCHOOL Compass Games...... 68 March 14 • 10:00am-Noon • Nature Center Coyote Stories...... 51 Day...... 28 Museum of Navajo Art & Culture π March 14 • 10:30-11:15am • E3 Coyote and the Lizard • January 3 • 3:00-4:00pm Coyote and the Beavers • January 4 • 10:00-11:00am Spring Fling Day Camp...... 42 Coyote Tosses His Eyes • January 10 • 3:00-4:00pm March 16-19 • 8:00am-5:00pm • Rec Center • $ Coyote and the Bobcat • January 11 • 10:00-11:00am Youth Life Skills Week...... 73 Coyote and the Horned Toad • January 17 • 3:00-4:00pm March 16-20 • Noon-4:00pm • Community Center Coyote and Louse • January 24 • 3:00-4:00pm FamilyTrail Lunches...... 68 Coyote and the Giant • January 25 • 10:00-11:00am March 17-20 • Noon-1:30pm • Nature Center Coyote Steals Fire • January 31 • 3:00-4:00pm Coyote and Crow • February 1 • 10:00-11:00am Heather McGaughey Children’s Theatre Coyote and Rabbit • February 7 • 3:00-4:00pm registration opens...... 36 Coyote and the Loom • February 8 • 10:00-11:00am April 1 • 9:00am • Online • $ Coyote Throws the Stars & String Games • February 15 Tween Twilight Egg Hunt...... 44 • 10:00-11:00am April 9 • 8:00-9:30pm • Rec Center • $ Leprechaun Traps...... 27 Cub Scout Day...... 69 March 7 • 10:00am-Noon • E3 • $ April 25 • 10:00am & 2:00pm • Nature Center π Day...... 28 Star Wars Day - Revenge of the 5th...... 29 March 14 • 10:30-11:15am • E3 May 5 • 3:00-4:00pm • E3 FamilyTrail Lunches...... 68 Swim Lessons...... 60-61 March 17-20 • Noon-1:30pm • Nature Center Dates & Times Vary • Aquatic Center • $ Star Wars Day - Revenge of the 5th...... 29 Free Meal Program...... 72 May 5 • 3:00-4:00pm • E3 Monday-Friday • 4:00-5:00pm • Community Center Preschool Swim Lessons...... 60 Dates & Times Vary • Aquatic Center • $ 10 www.fmtn.org/PRCA Activities by Age Guide

First Tee Golf Program...... 72 Hyprov with Colin Mochrie...... 33 Mondays • 3:00-3:30pm • Community Center March 20 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • $ Youth Ballet and Jazz Dance...... 71 Museum Foundation Benefit Navajo Rug Auction...... 41 Mondays • Times Vary • Community Center April 3-4 • Times Vary • Farmington Museum Keep it Clean...... 73 Friday Trekking...... 40 2nd Monday • Monthly • 3:30-4:00pm • Community Center Farmington Museum • Adults • $ Four Corners Falls • April 24 • 8:00am-6:00pm Junior Lifeguard Classes...... 61 Bridal Veil Falls Trail • May 8 • 8:00am-7:00pm Dates Vary • Tuesday/Thursday • 5:45-6:15pm Crater Lake Trail • May 22 • 7:00am-7:00pm • Aquatic Center • 11-14 yrs • $ Quartz Lake • June 12 • 7:00am-7:00pm Afterschool Art! Attack...... 38 Ice Lake Basin Trail • June 26 • 7:00am-7:00pm Wednesdays • 3:30-4:30pm • Farmington Museum • $ Cross Mountain Trail • July 10 • 8:00am-7:00pm Simply Science...... 28 Hope Lake • July 24 • 8:00am-7:00pm Thursdays • 3:30-4:30pm • E3 • $ Silver Mountain • August 21 • 8:00am-7:00pm Madden Peak • September 25 • 8:00am-7:00pm TEENS Museum EdVentures...... 39 Compass Games...... 68 Farmington Museum • Adults • $ March 14 • 10:00am-Noon • Nature Center Canyon de Chelly National Monument Guided Tour Heather McGaughey Teen Voices registration opens...... 36 • April 25 • 8:00am-6:00pm Upper Antelope Canyon Tour • May 9 • 8:00am-7:00pm April 15 • 9:00am • Online • $ Four Corners Trading Post Tour • June 6 • 8:00am-5:00pm Atomic Teen Science Cafe...... 28 Wine Making in the Four Corners • August 22 Fridays • Monthly • 6:00-8:00pm • Locations Vary • 8:00am-5:00pm Atomic Teen Science Cafe Leadership Meetings...... 28 Comb Ridge • October 17 • 11:00am-5:30pm Thursdays • Monthly • 6:00-7:30pm • E3 Valley of the Gods, Moki Dugway, and Muley Point Tour • November 7 • 8:00am-6:00pm Swim Lessons...... 60-61 Dates & Times Vary • Aquatic Center • $ History Hikes...... 40 Farmington Museum • Adults • $ Free Meal Program...... 72 Sand Canyon Trail, Canyon of the Ancients • May 16 Monday-Friday • 4:00-5:00pm • Community Center • 8:00am-6:00pm Junior Lifeguard Classes...... 61 Engineer Mountain from Coral Pass • June 20 Dates Vary • Tuesday/Thursday • 5:45-6:15pm • 8:00am-6:00pm • Aquatic Center • 11-14 yrs • $ Cascade Creek East Fork • July 18 • 8:00am-6:00pm Basketball Open Gym...... 74 Lobo Overlook & Continental • August 15 • 8:00am-7:00pm Fridays • 4:30-6:30pm • Community Center Columbus Basin Trail • September 19 • 8:00am-6:00pm Honaker Trail near Goose Neck State Park • October 24 ADULTS • 8:00am-6:00pm GOD HELP US! starring Ed Asner...... 31 Aquacise...... 62 January 4 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • $ Monday-Friday • 8:30-9:30am • 5:30-6:30pm • Lions Pool • $ Friends of the Nature Center Annual Meeting...... 70 Circuit Workout...... 72 January 17 • 6:00-8:00pm • Farmington Museum Monday/Wednesday/Friday • 9:00-10:00am • Community Center Dodgeball, Adult Tournament...... 44 February 21-22 • Times TBD • Rec Center • $ Splashercise...... 62 Monday/Wednesday/Friday • 10:30-11:15am • Lions Pool • $ Nature Center Docent Training...... 70 March 12 • 9:00am-1:00pm • Nature Center Adult Swim Lessons...... 59 Dates Vary • Tuesday/Thursday • 5:30-6:00pm Compass Games...... 68 • Aquatic Center • $ March 14 • 10:00am-Noon • Nature Center www.fmtn.org/PRCA 11 Activities by Age Guide

Jazzercise...... 43 Line Dancing...... 23 Monday-Saturday • Times Vary • Rec Center • $ Senior Center Walking...... 43 Beginning • Thursdays • 1:00-2:30pm Intermediate • Fridays • 2:00-3:30pm Monday-Friday • Noon-1:00pm • Rec Center Upper Intermediate • Wednesdays • 2:00-3:30pm Aquatic Leisure Exercise...... 59 Advanced • Tuesdays • 10:30am-Noon Monday-Friday • 6:00-7:45am • Aquatic Center • $ Splashercise...... 62 Zumba Gold...... 43 Monday/Wednesday/Friday • 10:30-11:15am • Lions Pool • $ Tuesday, Saturday • Times Vary • Rec Center • $ Senior Fitness...... 25 Pickleball Open Gym...... 44 Monday/Wednesday/Friday • 10:30-11:30am Wednesday, Friday • Times Vary • 1:00-2:00pm • Senior Center • $ • Rec Center • $ Senior Ping Pong...... 43 Basketball Open Gym...... 74 Monday/Wednesday/Friday • Times Vary • Rec Center Fridays • 4:30-6:30pm • Community Center Bible Studies...... 23 OLDER ADULTS Senior Center Navajo • Mondays • 10:00am-Noon Bar D Wranglers Concert...... 26 English • Thursdays • 10:30-11:30am January 11 • 7:00-8:00pm • Senior Center • $ Oil Painting...... 23 Valentine’s Day Lunch...... 26 Mondays • 9:00-10:00am • Senior Center February 14 • 11:45am-1:00pm • Senior Center • $ Bingo...... 26 Four Corners Games (Senior Olympics)...... 25 Mondays • 1:00-2:00pm • Senior Center • $ March-May • Senior Center • $ Aquatic Arthritis Exercise...... 62 St. Patrick’s Day Lunch...... 26 Tuesday/Thursday • 10:30-11:15am • Lions Pool • $ March 17 • 11:45am-1:00pm • Senior Center • $ Zumba Gold...... 43 Aztec Ruins Trip...... 25 Tuesday, Saturday • Times Vary • Rec Center • $ April 8 • 9:00am-2:00pm • Senior Center Pilates at Bonnie Dallas...... 25 Aquatic Leisure Exercise...... 59 Tuesdays/Thursdays • 8:15-9:30am • Senior Center • $ Monday-Friday • 6:00-7:45am • Aquatic Center • $ Crafty Ladies...... 22 Pool/Billiards...... 26 Tuesdays • 9:30-11:00am • Senior Center • $ Monday-Friday • 8:00am-4:00pm • Senior Center • $ Creative Writers Circle...... 22 Cross Pool Exercise...... 62 Tuesdays • 9:30-11:30am • Senior Center Monday-Friday • 11:15am-Noon • Lions Pool • $ Drawing & Calligraphy Group...... 22 Walking...... 43 Tuesdays • 9:30-11:00am • Senior Center Monday-Friday • Noon-1:00pm • Rec Center Hooks & Needles...... 23 Card Games...... 26 Tuesdays • 1:00-3:00pm • Senior Center Senior Center Canasta • Thursdays • 12:30-3:00pm Art Jewelry Open Workshop...... 22 Mah Jong • Tuesdays • 12:30-3:00pm Tuesdays • 4:00-6:00pm • Senior Center Mexican Train Dominoes • Mondays • 12:30-3:30pm Quilting & Sewing Group...... 23 Poker Group • Thursdays • 1:00-3:00pm Most Tuesdays • 10:00am-3:30pm • Senior Center Pickleball Open Gym...... 44 Wednesday, Friday • Times Vary • Rec Center • $ Beading Circle...... 22 2nd & 4th Wednesdays • 1:00-3:00pm • Senior Center

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Ceramics...... 22 Wednesdays • 1:00-3:30pm • Senior Center • $ Tai Chi...... 25 Thursdays • 9:30-10:30am • Senior Center • $ Paper Crafting...... 23 Thursdays • 9:30-11:00am • Senior Center • $ Design & Basic Bench Skills in Art Jewelry Making...... 22 Thursdays • 12:30-3:40pm • Senior Center • $ ICAN Cooking Demonstrations...... 26 Every other Thursday • 10:00am • Senior Center AARP Driver’s Safety Course...... 26 First Friday of the Month • 8:00am-Noon • Senior Center • $ Open Art Lab...... 23 Fridays • 9:00am-12:30pm • 1:00-4:00pm • Senior Center Saturday Dances...... 24 Saturdays • 7:00-10:00pm • Senior Center • $

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ADAPTIVE RECREATION BIBLE STUDY Adaptive Aquacise...... 59 Bible Studies...... 23 Senior Center • 50+ yrs Wednesdays • 1:00-2:00pm • Aquatic Center • All ages • $ Navajo • Mondays • 10:00am-Noon Adaptive Disc Golf...... 74 English • Thursdays • 10:30-11:30am 3rd Thursday • 9:00-10:30am • Community Center • All ages BIRD WATCHING ARTS & CRAFTS Bird Walk...... 66 Afterschool Art! Attack...... 38 February 1 • 10:00am-Noon • Nature Center • All ages Wednesdays • 3:30-4:30pm • Farmington Museum • $ Brown Bag Birding...... 66 Art Jewelry Open Workshop...... 22 Wednesdays • Noon-1:00pm • Nature Center • All ages Tuesdays • 4:00-6:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs. Spring Migratory Bird Count...... 67 Beading Circle...... 22 May 2 • 8:00am-3:00pm • Nature Center • All ages 2nd & 4th Wednesdays • 1:00-3:00pm Tuesday Birding...... 67 • Senior Center • 50+ yrs Tuesdays • Times Vary • Nature Center • All ages Ceramics...... 22 Wednesdays • 1:00-3:30pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ DANCING Crafty Ladies...... 22 Community Line Dancing...... 71 Tuesdays • 6:00-7:30pm • Community Center • All ages Tuesdays • 9:30-11:00am • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Creative Writers Circle...... 22 Line Dancing...... 23 Senior Center • 50+ yrs Tuesdays • 9:30-11:30am • Senior Center • 50+ yrs Beginning • Thursdays • 1:00-2:30pm Design & Basic Bench Skills in Art Jewelry Making...... 22 Intermediate • Fridays • 2:00-3:30pm Thursdays • 12:30-3:40pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Upper Intermediate • Wednesdays • 2:00-3:30pm Drawing & Calligraphy Group...... 22 Advanced • Tuesdays • 10:30am-Noon Tuesdays • 9:30-11:00am • Senior Center • 50+ yrs Saturday Dances...... 24 Hooks & Needles...... 23 Saturdays • 7:00-10:00pm Tuesdays • 1:00-3:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Leprechaun Traps...... 27 Youth Ballet and Jazz Dance...... 71 March 7 • 10:00am-Noon • E3 • Families • $ Mondays • Times Vary • Community Center Oil Painting...... 23 DAY CAMPS Mondays • 9:00-10:00am • Senior Center • 50+ yrs Heather McGaughey Children’s Theatre...... 36 Open Art Lab...... 23 See Theatre Fridays • 9:00am-12:30pm • 1:00-4:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs Heather McGaughey Teen Voices...... 36 See Theatre Paper Crafting...... 23 Thursdays • 9:30-11:00am • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Spring Fling Day Camp...... 42 March 16-19 • 8:00am-5:00pm Quilting & Sewing Group...... 23 • Rec Center • Elementary/Tweens • $ Most Tuesdays • 10:00am-3:30pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs Riverside Nature Center Photo Show Entry Deadline....67 February 28 • 5:00pm • Nature Center • All ages Seussabration!...... 27 February 25-29 • Times Vary • E3 • Elementary/Tweens

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DRIVING TOURS January-February • Regular museum hours • Nature Center • All ages Aztec Ruins Trip...... 25 April 8 • 9:00am-2:00pm • Senior Center • 60+ yrs FITNESS Museum EdVentures...... 39 Aquacise...... 62 Farmington Museum • Adults • $ Monday-Friday • 8:30-9:30am • 5:30-6:30pm Canyon de Chelly National Monument Guided Tour • Lions Pool • Adults • $ • April 25 • 8:00am-6:00pm Aquatic Arthritis Exercise...... 62 Upper Antelope Canyon Tour • May 9 • 8:00am-7:00pm Tuesday/Thursday • 10:30-11:15am • Lions Pool • Adults • $ Four Corners Trading Post Tour • June 6 • 8:00am-5:00pm Wine Making in the Four Corners • August 22 Aquatic Leisure Exercise...... 59 • 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday • 6:00-7:45am • Aquatic Center • Adults • $ Comb Ridge • October 17 • 11:00am-5:30pm Circuit Workout...... 72 Valley of the Gods, Moki Dugway, and Muley Point Tour Monday/Wednesday/Friday • 9:00-10:00am • November 7 • 8:00am-6:00pm • Community Center CULTURAL EVENTS Cross Pool Exercise...... 62 Monday-Friday • 11:15am-Noon • Lions Pool • Adults • $ Coyote Stories...... 51 Museum of Navajo Art & Culture • Toddlers & Families Jazzercise...... 43 Coyote and the Lizard • January 3 • 3:00-4:00pm Monday-Saturday • Times Vary • Rec Center • Adults • $ Coyote and the Beavers • January 4 • 10:00-11:00am Pilates at Bonnie Dallas...... 25 Coyote Tosses His Eyes • January 10 • 3:00-4:00pm Tuesdays/Thursdays • 8:15-9:30am Coyote and the Bobcat • January 11 • 10:00-11:00am • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Coyote and the Horned Toad • January 17 • 3:00-4:00pm Senior Fitness...... 25 Coyote and Louse • January 24 • 3:00-4:00pm Monday/Wednesday/Friday • 10:30-11:30am Coyote and the Giant • January 25 • 10:00-11:00am • 1:00-2:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Coyote Steals Fire • January 31 • 3:00-4:00pm Coyote and Crow • February 1 • 10:00-11:00am Splashercise...... 62 Coyote and Rabbit • February 7 • 3:00-4:00pm Monday/Wednesday/Friday • 10:30-11:15am Coyote and the Loom • February 8 • 10:00-11:00am • Lions Pool • Adults • $ Coyote Throws the Stars & String Games • February 15 Tai Chi...... 25 • 10:00-11:00am Thursdays • 9:30-10:30am • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Keshjee’ (Navajo Shoe Game)...... 37 Walking...... 43 January 24 • 6:00-11:00pm • Indian Center • All ages Monday-Friday • Noon-1:00pm • Rec Center O Shi Heart Craft Sale...... 37 Zumba Gold...... 43 February 8 • 9:00am-3:00pm • Indian Center • All ages Tuesday, Saturday • Times Vary • Rec Center • Adults • $ EXHIBITS Earth from Space exhibit...... 39 January 11-March 28 • Regular museum hours • Farmington Museum • All ages Out of the Blue exhibit...... 39 April 4-August 1 • Regular museum hours • Farmington Museum • All ages Riverside Nature Center Photo Show...... 67 March 2-April 11 • Regular museum hours • March 8, 2:00- 4:00pm Art Reception • Nature Center • All ages Winter Waterfowl Exhibit...... 67 www.fmtn.org/PRCA 15 Activities by Category Guide

GAMES Friday Trekking...... 40 Farmington Museum • Adults • $ Bingo...... 26 Four Corners Falls • April 24 • 8:00am-6:00pm Mondays • 1:00-2:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Bridal Veil Falls Trail • May 8 • 8:00am-7:00pm Card Games...... 26 Crater Lake Trail • May 22 • 7:00am-7:00pm Senior Center • 50+ yrs Quartz Lake • June 12 • 7:00am-7:00pm Canasta • Thursdays • 12:30-3:00pm Ice Lake Basin Trail • June 26 • 7:00am-7:00pm Mah Jong • Tuesdays • 12:30-3:00pm Cross Mountain Trail • July 10 • 8:00am-7:00pm Mexican Train Dominoes • Mondays • 12:30-3:30pm Hope Lake • July 24 • 8:00am-7:00pm Poker Group • Thursdays • 1:00-3:00pm Silver Mountain • August 21 • 8:00am-7:00pm Family Bingo & Pizza Nights...... 43 Madden Peak • September 25 • 8:00am-7:00pm Fridays • Monthly • 6:30-8:30pm • Rec Center • $ History Hikes...... 40 Family Fun Night...... 43 Farmington Museum • Adults • $ January 24 • 6:30-8:30pm • Rec Center • $ Sand Canyon Trail, Canyon of the Ancients • May 16 • 8:00am-6:00pm Pool/Billiards...... 26 Engineer Mountain from Coral Pass • June 20 Monday-Friday • 8:00am-4:00pm • 8:00am-6:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Cascade Creek East Fork • July 18 • 8:00am-6:00pm Senior Ping Pong...... 43 Lobo Overlook & Continental • August 15 • 8:00am-7:00pm Monday/Wednesday/Friday • Times Vary Columbus Basin Trail • September 19 • 8:00am-6:00pm • Rec Center • 50+ yrs Honaker Trail near Goose Neck State Park • October 24 • 8:00am-6:00pm GOLF Making Tracks...... 69 First Tee Golf Program...... 72 See Science & Learning Mondays • 3:00-3:30pm • Community Center Stars & Stories...... 68 HEALTH, WELLNESS, & SAFETY January 25 & February 15 • 7:00-8:30pm • Nature Center • All ages AARP Driver’s Safety Course...... ?? First Friday of the Month • 8:00am-Noon Moonlight Walk...... 68 • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Jnuary 11 & March 7 • 7:00-8:30pm • Nature Center • All ages Free Meal Program...... 72 Monday-Friday • 4:00-5:00pm • Community Center Trees, Weeds, & Wildflowers...... 69 See Science & Learning Health & Safety Fair...... 72 April 25 • 11:00am-2:00pm • Community Center SCIENCE & LEARNING ICAN Cooking Demonstrations...... 72 Atomic Teen Science Cafe...... 28 Wednesdays • 10:00-10:45am • Community Center Fridays • Monthly • 6:00-8:00pm • Locations Vary ICAN Cooking Demonstrations...... 26 Atomic Teen Science Cafe Leadership Meetings...... 28 Every other Thursday • 10:00am Thursdays • Monthly • 6:00-7:30pm • E3 • Senior Center • 50+ yrs Beneficial Bugs...... 68 HIKES & WALKS February 29 • 1:00-3:00pm • Nature Center • All ages Bird Walk...... 66 Compass Games...... 68 See Bird Watching March 14 • 10:00am-Noon • Nature Center • All ages Family Trail Lunches...... 68 Cub Scout Day...... 69 am pm March 17-20 • Noon-1:30pm • Nature Center April 25 • 10:00 & 2:00 • Nature Center Early Explorers for Preschoolers...... 28 Fridays • 10:30-11:15am • E3 16 www.fmtn.org/PRCA Activities by Category Guide

Earth Science Day...... 69 One Night in Memphis concert...... 32 February 8 • 1:00-4:00pm • Nature Center • All ages February 11 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ Family Space Night...... 41 Disaster! A 70s Disaster Movie Musical...... 32 February 1 • 6:00-8:00pm • Farmington Museum February 19-23 • Times Vary • Civic Center • All ages • $ Geocaching...... 69 Mallory Lewis with Lamb Chop...... 33 March 28 • 9:00am-Noon • Nature Center • All ages March 3 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ Keep it Clean...... 73 The Acrobats of Cirque-tacular...... 33 2nd Monday • Monthly • 3:30-4:00pm March 8 • 2:00pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ • Community Center • Elementary/Tween Hyprov with Colin Mochrie...... 33 Making Tracks...... 69 March 20 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • Adults • $ January 4 • 1:00-3:00pm • Nature Center • All ages Celtic Angels...... 34 π Day...... 28 March 24 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ 3 March 14 • 10:00-Noon • E • Families Liz Callaway in concert...... 34 Picnic in the Park for Preschoolers...... 69 April 4 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ Tuesdays • Starting April 2 • 11:30am-12:30pm Doo-Wah Riders...... 34 • Nature Center April 7 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ Ropes & Knots...... 69 The Entertainers in concert...... 35 February 22 • 1:00pm-3:00pm • Nature Center • All ages April 11 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ “S” is for Science...... 41 Camelot...... 35 Tuesdays • 10:30-11:15am • Farmington Museum • Toddlers April 22-26 • Times Vary • Civic Center • All ages • $ Simply Science...... 28 Thursdays • 3:30-4:30pm • E3 • Elementary/Tween • $ SPECIAL EVENTS Toddler Playdate...... 28 Bark in the Park...... 45 Wednesdays • 10:00am-Noon • E3 April 25 •11:00am-3:00pm • Animas Park • All ages Trees, Weeds, & Wildflowers...... 69 Boat & Float Festival...... 59 April 11 • 10:00-11:30am • Nature Center • All ages March 13 • 4:30-7:30pm • Aquatic Center • All ages • $ Wiggle & Jiggle...... 28 Cupid’s Bash & Cake Walk...... 73 2nd Thursdays • 10:00-10:30am • E3 • Toddlers February 14 • 5:00-7:00pm • Community Center • All ages Youth Life Skills Week...... 73 Daddy Daughter Ball...... 73 March 16-20 • Noon-4:00pm February 1 • 6:00-8:00pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ • Community Center • Elementary/Tween Doggie Dash 2-mile run/walk...... 45 See Sports & Athletics SHOWS Earth Day Celebration...... 70 GOD HELP US! starring Ed Asner...... 31 April 18 • 11:00am-2:00pm • Nature Center • All ages January 4 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • Adults • $ Easter EGGstravaganza...... 73 Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular...... 31 April 10 • 9:00am-1:00pm • Community Center • All ages January 9 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ Friends of the Nature Center Annual Meeting...... 70 Bar D Wranglers Concert...... 26 January 17 • 6:00-8:00pm • Farmington Museum January 11 • 7:00-8:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Mother Son Dodgeball & Ice Cream Social...... 73 Heroine’s Song concert...... 31 March 7 • 1:00-3:00pm • Community Center • All ages • $ January 18 • 7:30pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ Museum Foundation Benefit Navajo Rug Auction...... 41 Artrageous...... 32 April 3-4 • Times Vary • Farmington Museum February 2 • 2:00pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ www.fmtn.org/PRCA 17 Activities by Category Guide

Parent Child Playtime...... 59 SWIM LESSONS Friday • 10:30am-Noon You & Me Baby Swim Lessons...... 59 • Aquatic Center • Babies & Toddlers • $ Dates Vary • Tuesday/Thursday • 6:30-7:00pm Valentine’s Day Lunch...... 26 • Aquatic Center • Babies • $ February 14 • 11:45am-1:00pm Junior Lifeguard Classes...... 61 • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Dates Vary • Tuesday/Thursday • 5:45-6:15pm St. Patrick’s Day Lunch...... 26 • Aquatic Center • 11-14 yrs • $ March 17 • 11:45am-1:00pm • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Preschool Swim Lessons...... 60 St. Patrick’s Day Madness...... 73 Dates & Times Vary • Aquatic Center • $ March 17 • 4:30-6:30pm •Community Center • All ages Swim Lessons...... 60-61 Star Wars Day - Revenge of the 5th...... 29 Dates & Times Vary • Aquatic Center • Youth • $ May 5 • 3:00-4:30pm • E3 • Families Adult Swim Lessons...... 59 Tween Twilight Egg Hunt...... 44 Dates Vary • Tuesday/Thursday • 5:30-6:00pm April 9 • 8:00-9:30pm • Farmington Rec Center • $ • Aquatic Center • $ SPORTS & ATHLETICS THEATRE Basketball Open Gym...... 74 Heather McGaughey Children’s Theatre Fridays • 4:30-6:30pm • Community Center • All ages registration opens...... 36 Dodgeball, Adult Tournament...... 44 April 1 • 9:00am • Online • Elementary/Tween • $ February 21-22 • Times TBD • Rec Center • $ Heather McGaughey Teen Voices registration opens...... 36 Doggie Dash 2-mile run/walk...... 45 April 15 • 9:00am • Online • Teens • $ April 25 • 10:00-11:00am • Animas Park • All ages Liz Callaway vocal workshop...... 34 Four Corners Games (Senior Olympics)...... 25 April 3 • 7:00pm • Civic Center • All ages • $ March-May • Senior Center • 50+ yrs • $ Summer Theatre Auditions...... 36 Pickleball Open Gym...... 44 February 29-March 1 • Times Vary • Civic Center • All ages Wednesday, Friday • Times Vary • Rec Center • Adults • $ VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Volleyball Open Play...... 44 Nature Center Docent Training...... 70 Saturdays • 1:30-3:30pm • Rec Center • All ages • $ March 12 • 9:00am-1:00pm • Nature Center • Adult Xeriscape Demonstration Garden Volunteer Day...... 70 March 21 • 8:00am-3:00pm • Nature Center • All ages

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Bonnie Dallas Senior Center 20-26 Museum of Navajo Art & Culture 51 E3 Children’s Museum & Science Center 27-29 Parks & Shelters 52-56 Farmington Civic Center Pools & Fountains 57-65 & Lions Wilderness Amphitheater 30-36 Bisti Bay at Brookside Park 57 Farmington Indian Center 37 Farmington Aquatic Center 58-61 Farmington Museum 38-41 Lions Pool 62 Farmington Recreation Center 42-44 Fountains 63 Farmington Regional Animal Shelter 45 Riverside Nature Center 66-70 Golf Courses 46-47 Sycamore Park Community Center 71-74 Lake Farmington 48-50

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BONNIE DALLAS SENIOR CENTER 109 E La Plata • Annex Bldg. 208 N Wall • Farmington, NM 87401 (505) 599-1380 • www.fmtn.org/BDSC • @bdsrctr

The Bonnie Dallas Senior Center (BDSC) serves residents 50+ years of age. BDSC activities range from recreational to educational, active to passive, individual to group. We encourage understanding and diversity by embracing all people. • Computer Lab & Printer • Library • Billiards Hall • Free Wi-Fi • Art Studio • Silver Fitness Center (see ad on page 24)

CENTER HOURS OF OPERATION TRANSPORTATION SERVICES Monday - Friday • 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Monday - Friday • 9:00 am to 3:00 pm • FREE* Transportation available to come to the Senior Center, HOLIDAY CLOSURES hospital, and local doctor’s offices. Requires 24 hours January 1 • CLOSED for New Year’s Day notice. February 15-17 • CLOSED for President’s Day April 10-12 • CLOSED for Easter Holiday SILVER FITNESS CENTER Monday - Friday • 8:00 am to 6:00 pm LUNCH SERVED AT THE CENTER Saturday • 8:00 am to 12:00 pm Monday - Friday • 11:45 am to 1:00 pm (505) 566-2287 $3.00 suggested donation* for 60+ years of age Features exercise machines including ellipticals, $6.00 for 59 years and younger treadmills, NuStep, SciFit, resistance machines,a dance/ fitness room, and more. Pre-registration paperwork is MEALS ON WHEELS required. Once completed an equipment orientation will Monday - Friday be scheduled. $3.00 suggested donation* • $25.00 annual membership Hot lunch and frozen meals delivered to home-bound • $7.00 3-month membership adults 60+ years of age. • $4.00 monthly membership * Registration and interview required by State of New Mexico AAA.

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*WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR MEAL SERVICES OR TO BE PICKED UP? • All persons aged 60 years and older are eligible for Title III Services. • Any person age 60 or older and his/her spouse regardless of age, qualify for the Title III services as long as the older spouse is registered at an area senior center. • Individuals, regardless of age, providing volunteer services during meal hours are eligible based on procedures established by the area agency. • Individuals, age 60 years or older, or their spouses, who have been determined to be homebound because they are unable to leave their home due to a disabling physical, emotional, or environmental condition, shall be eligible for home delivered meals. • In the case of the surviving spouse of an older individual where the spouse is under 60, nutrition services may continue to be provided even after the older person’s death, providing that the living spouse has not remarried a person younger than 60. • Client assessment is required for eligible patrons. Assessments can be completed at the senior center. For more information call (505) 599-1380 or visit the Bonnie Dallas Senior Center.

We can pick you DON’T FEEL LOST. LET US HELP. Navigating the services and resources up for lunch! available to you as you age can be difficult - Enjoy lunch at the Bonnie Dallas Senior let us help you. Center and let us drive! Our staff has a wealth of knowledge and many community partners that can help Call (505) 599-1380 between 8:00 - 9:00am and schedule a ride. A city van will pick you you get the answers and the services you up so you can enjoy your lunch and the need. From filing your taxes to getting a flu shot - we can help! return home after 1:30pm.

HOME DELIVERED MEALS - MEALS ON WHEELS • Meals on Wheels is for homebound seniors who are 60+ years of age and unable to shop or prepare their own meals. • Volunteers give of their time to deliver lunch meals using their own vehicles and we try and have them drive the same route, visiting the same senior, the same day of the week each time and check on the well-being of every senior during their delivery. All concerns are reported to the senior center coordinator. • If you qualify for Home Delivered Meals any contribution is 100% voluntary. If you choose to contribute $3.00 is the suggested amount, or whatever you can afford is appreciated. Volunteers drop off contribution envelopes each month. • Meals are not left if no one is home to answer the door. Service will not be reinstated until the client calls the office to resume delivery. For more information call (505) 599-1380 or visit the Bonnie Dallas Senior Center.

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ARTS & CRAFTS ART JEWELRY OPEN WORKSHOP CREATIVE WRITERS CIRCLE Location: Art Studio Location: Annex Fee: FREE, bring your own supplies Fee: FREE Work on your own art and jewelry projects with other Write your life stories, poetry, fiction, and share them in a creative people sharing ideas. creative writing class. Ages: 50+ years old Ages: 50+ years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Tu Ongoing 4:00 - 6:00pm Tu Ongoing 9:30 - 11:30am BEADING CIRCLE DESIGN & BASIC BENCH SKILLS IN ART Location: Annex JEWELRY MAKING Fee: FREE, bring your own supplies Location: Art Studio This group enjoys beading and making jewelry. Join other Fee: Residents 65+ yrs old $13.00 beaders putting together projects and enjoying time Residents under 65 $101 together. Have you ever admired a piece of jewelry and tried Ages: 50+ years old to figure out just how it was made? Begin a love affair DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME with metal and jewelry making as you explore the 2nd & 4th W Ongoing 1:00 - 3:00pm design process and create several simple pieces of CERAMICS metal jewelry in a hands-on experience for beginning metalsmiths and hobbyists. Discuss using tools from Location: Art Studio home during the first session in order to keep down the Fee: $2.00 per class, ask about supplies needed cost. Pick up a suggested supply list at the Community Work on painting individual ceramic projects while Learning Center before the first class. This course is socializing with fellow participants. presented through San Juan College’s Encore program. Ages: 50+ years old To register contact San Juan College at (505) 566-3214 DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME or visit San Juan College’s 30th Street Education Center, W Ongoing 1:00 - 3:30pm 3401 E 30th Street, 3rd Floor. CRAFTY LADIES Ages: 50+ years old Location: Annex DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME INSTRUCTOR Fee: Cost of materials Th Jan 9 - Apr 3 12:30 - 3:40pm Thomas-Kemp This group offers make-and-take projects. Pre- registration is required. Class limit 16. DRAWING & CALLIGRAPHY GROUP Location: Art Studio Call (505) 566-2258 to register. Fee: FREE, bring your own supplies Ages: 50+ years old This group enjoys drawing with different media. Join DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME other creative people to experiment with different styles Tu Ongoing 9:30 - 11:00am and practice. This group is self-led. Ages: 50+ years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Tu Ongoing 9:30 - 11:00am

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ARTS & CRAFTS HOOKS & NEEDLES PAPER CRAFTING Location: Art Studio Location: Annex Fee: FREE, bring your own supplies Fee: Cost of Supplies Love to knit, crochet, or embroider? Join us to work on Make paper craft items that you can use or give as gifts. your individual projects and socialize. Learn card making skills. Supplies are provided. Ages: 50+ years old Ages: 50+ years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Tu Ongoing 1:00 - 3:00pm Th Ongoing 9:30 - 11:00am OIL PAINTING QUILTING & SEWING GROUP Location: Art Studio Location: Annex Fee: FREE, bring your own supplies Fee: FREE, bring your own supplies This group focuses on color mixing, composition, and Get together with this group of quilters and enjoy the producing individual art work. Learn from others and craft and company. share your knowledge and skills with the group. Ages: 50+ years old Ages: 50+ years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Most Tu Ongoing 10:00am - 3:30pm M Ongoing 9:00 - 10:00am OPEN ART LAB Fee: FREE, bring your own supplies This is open for all creative people to join with other like- minded people. Draw, paint, knit, or stick! This is a great opportunity to bring a friend and show off your work. Ages: 50+ years old LOCATION DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Art Studio F Ongoing 9:00am - 12:30pm Annex F Ongoing 1:00 - 4:00pm BIBLE STUDY Find fellowship at one of the two participant-led, non-denominational Bible studies. DESCRIPTION DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME DESCRIPTION DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME English Th Ongoing 10:30 - 11:30am Navajo M Ongoing 10:00am - Noon DANCING LINE DANCING Location: Silver Fitness Center Fee: FREE Ages: 50+ years old DESCRIPTION DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Beginning Th Ongoing 1:00 - 2:30pm Intermediate F Ongoing 2:00 - 3:30pm Upper Interm. W Ongoing 2:00 - 3:30pm Advanced Tu Ongoing 10:30- 12:00pm www.fmtn.org/PRCA 23 Bonnie Dallas Senior Center

DANCING SATURDAY DANCES Location: Silver Fitness Center DATE(S) BAND Fee: $4/dance, $12 Four-Dance Pass, May 30 Otis & the Rhythm $30 12-Dance Pass Jun 6 Otis & the Rhythm Day & Time: Saturdays from 7:00-10:00pm Jun 13 Off the Interstate Join us for live music and dancing! Dances are most Jun 20 Otis & the Rhythm Saturday nights, but schedule is subject to holidays and Jun 27 Otis & the Rhythm change. Contact us to verify dance nights. Jul 11 Otis & the Rhythm Ages: 50+ years old Jul 18 Otis & the Rhythm DATE(S) BAND Jul 25 Off the Interstate Jan 4 Off the Interstate Aug 1 Otis & the Rhythm Jan 18 Otis & the Rhythm Aug 8 Off the Interstate Jan 25 Otis & the Rhythm Aug 15 Otis & the Rhythm Feb 1 Otis & the Rhythm Aug 22 Off the Interstate Feb 8 Otis & the Rhythm Aug 29 Otis & the Rhythm Feb 22 Off the Interstate Sep 12 Otis & the Rhythm Feb 29 Off the Interstate Sep 19 Off the Interstate Mar 7 Off the Interstate Sep 26 Otis & the Rhythm Mar 14 Otis & the Rhythm Oct 3 Otis & the Rhythm Mar 21 Otis & the Rhythm Oct 10 Off the Interstate Mar 28 Off the Interstate Oct 17 Otis & the Rhythm Apr 4 Otis & the Rhythm Oct 24 Off the Interstate Apr 18 Off the Interstate Oct 31 Otis & the Rhythm Apr 25 Off the Interstate Nov 14 Off the Interstate May 2 Otis & the Rhythm Nov 21 Otis & the Rhythm May 9 Off the Interstate Dec 5 Otis & the Rhythm May 16 Off the Interstate Dec 12 Off the Interstate May 23 Off the Interstate Dec 19 Otis & the Rhythm Silver fitness center FOR 50+ YRS • ALL FITNESS LEVELS • ALL ABILITIES SEE DETAILS ON PG. 14 • Pilates • Thai Chi • Line Dancing • Fitness classes • Gym (505) 566-2287 24 www.fmtn.org/PRCA Bonnie Dallas Senior Center

DRIVING TOURS AZTEC RUINS TRIP Fee: FREE We’re going to the Aztec Ruins National Monument and you can join us! Walk around the half-mile trail to see the 900-year old pueblo rooms and the reconstructed Great Kiva. Bring your own lunch or request one. Transportation provided to and from the senior center. Ages: 60+ years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME W Apr 8 9:00am - 2:00pm FITNESS PILATES AT BONNIE DALLAS TAI CHI Location: Silver Fitness Center Location: Silver Fitness Center Fee: Residents 65+ yrs old $13.00 Fee: See instructor Residents under 65 $101 This form of martial arts improves overall health and Pilates exercises are designed to improve health, reduces tension. strength, coordination and flexibility through breath and Ages: 50+ years old core development. Discover your own power with basic DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME knowledge of Pilates form and terminology and regular Th Ongoing 9:30 - 10:30am practice of exercises. This course is presented through San Juan College’s Encore program. To register contact FOUR CORNERS GAMES San Juan College at (505) 566-3214 or visit San Juan Fee: $10.00 College’s 30th Street Education Center, 3401 E 30th The Four Corners Games is the local division of the New Street, 3rd Floor. Mexico Senior Olympics. Join us to compete against Ages: 50+ years old other local athletes 50 years and older through out the DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME INSTRUCTOR Senior Olympic season. Registration includes a t-shirt Tu, Th Jan 7 - Mar 12 8:15 - 9:30am Benson and a pass for the awards picnic. Look for the schedule and locations at www.fmtn.org/BDSC as we get closer to SENIOR FITNESS the event! Location: Silver Fitness Center Ages: 50+ years old Fee: Residents 65+ yrs old $13.00 DATE(S) TIME LOCATION(S) Residents under 65 $101 Mar - May Varies Varies Increase your fitness with this low impact exercise class designed for seniors emphasizing range of motion activities, agility and flexibility training with balance skills. All exercises can be performed either standing or seated in a chair. This course is presented through San Juan College’s Encore program. To register contact San Juan College at (505) 566-3214 or visit San Juan College’s 30th Street Education Center, 3401 E 30th Street, 3rd Floor. Ages: 50+ years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME INSTRUCTOR M, W, F Jan 8 - May 13 10:30 - 11:30am Christensen M, W, F Jan 8 - May 13 1:00 - 2:00pm Alexander www.fmtn.org/PRCA 25 Bonnie Dallas Senior Center

GAMES BINGO Ages: 50+ years old Location: Main Building GAME DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Fee: $1.00 Canasta Th Ongoing 12:30 - 3:00pm Us e two (2) cards to bingo and receive a gift card. You Mah Jong Tu Ongoing 12:30 - 3:00pm Mexican Train must be signed in by 1:00pm to participate. Additional rules available upon request. Dominoes M Ongoing 12:30 - 3:30pm Ages: 50+ years old Poker Group Th Ongoing 1:00 - 3:00pm DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME POOL/BILLIARDS M Ongoing 1:00 - 2:00pm Location: Main Building CARD GAMES Fee: $0.25 suggested donation/day Location: Annex Ages: 50+ years old Fee: FREE DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Some games have limited availability so check with us if M-F Ongoing 8:00am - 4:00pm you would like to join in. HEALTH, WELLNESS, & SAFETY AARP DRIVERS SAFETY COURSE ICAN COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS Location: Annex Fee: FREE Fee: Fees apply, registration required San Juan County Cooperative Extension hosts fun, Registration: (505) 566-2256 or visit us hands-on cooking demonstrations for adults. All This AARP course can help you keep your ability to materials, recipes, and supplies are provided. New drive and to drive more safely. It gives instruction on car Mexico State University is an equal opportunity safety, road safety, and strategies to make you a better employer. All programs are available to everyone driver. With participation in the course most insurance regardless of race, color, religion, sex, age, handicap, or companies can give you a savings (consult your national origin. New Mexico State University and the U.S. insurance agent on details). Department of Agriculture cooperating. If you require Ages: 50+ years old auxiliary assistance, contact Bonnie Hopkins at the DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Extension Office one week prior to the date of class. 1st F Monthly 8:00am - 12:00pm Ages: 50+ years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Every other Th Starting Jan 30 10:00am SHOWS & SPECIAL EVENTS BAR D WRANGLERS CONCERT HOLIDAY LUNCHES Location: Main Building Location: Main Building Fee: $12.00 Fee: $6.00 for 59 yrs. and younger Tickets are on sale now at the Bonnie Dallas Senior $3.00 suggested donation for 60+ yrs. Center for the love music and entertainment of the Holiday lunches feature special programming and Bar D Wranglers brought to you by the Bonnie Dallas entertainment to our regular great meals! Bring your Adult Advisory Board. Doors open at 6:00pm. family and friends to join in the fun. Ages: ALL Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME HOLIDAY DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME F Jan 11 7:00 - 8:00pm Valentine’s Day F Feb 14 11:45 - 1:00pm St. Patrick’s Day Tu Mar 17 11:45 - 1:00pm 26 www.fmtn.org/PRCA E3 Children’s Museum & Science Center E3 CHILDREN’S MUSEUM & SCIENCE CENTER 302 N Orchard • Farmington, NM 87401 (505) 599-1425 • www.fmtn.org/E3 @E3ScienceCenter

E3 Children’s Museum & Science Center offers hands-on, science related interactivities in the main gallery with special programs scheduled throughout the year.

CENTER HOURS OF OPERATION FIELD TRIPS Tuesday - Saturday • 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Do you have a large group of children you would like to bring in for a field trip? Contact us and we can even build HOLIDAY CLOSURES a program around your curriculum. January 1 • CLOSED for New Year’s Day PARTIES & RENTALS ADMISSION Saturdays 11:00am or 2:00pm • $75.00 due upon Donations are welcome. reservation • Rentals are for two hours and include access to the GIFT STORE room 30 minutes prior to and after the party for set- Colores the gift shop located in the E3 Children’s up and break down. Museum and Science Center is full of unique gifts you • Party activities must be kept in the activity room, this will not find anywhere else, from Science to Nature to includes all food and drink excellent books, you will find something perfect! • Up to 20 children may attend TOTS’ TURF • NO balloons or piñatas • You may bring in your own food Tots’ Turf is a developmentally appropriate environment • NO alcohol allowed for children five (5) years and younger.

ARTS & CRAFTS LEPRECHAUN TRAPS SEUSSABRATION! Fee: $1.00 Fee: FREE Have you ever seen a Leprechaun??? Well, drop in for this Join us for a week of celebrating all things Dr. Seuss! We activity to make your very own Leprechaun Trap. Who will have a Seuss of a time. “Think left and think right and know, you might be lucky enough to catch one of those think low and think high. Oh, the thinks you can think up if illusive creatures. Don’t forget your imaginations! only you try!” - Dr. Seuss Ages: Families Ages: Six (6) years and older DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Sa Mar 7 10:00am - Noon T-F Feb 25-28 3:30-4:30pm Sa Feb 29 10:00-11:00am www.fmtn.org/PRCA 27 E3 Children’s Museum & Science Center SCIENCE & LEARNING ATOMIC TEEN SCIENCE CAFE π DAY Locations: Varies Fee: FREE Fee: FREE Attention fellow nerds, it’s that time of year again! Pi is, by Teens, join us for live Atomic Teen Science Cafes. These definition, the ration of the circumference of a circle to cafes provide teens interested in current science its diameter. Regardless of the circle you use to calculate the opportunity to interact with scientist in a fun and Pi, it is always the same number. Let’s not be irrational, informal setting. Come for great science, fun, and food! everyone is bound to have a great time! So join us for Dinner is provided. tons of Pi activities and pie of course! Follow us on Facebook @AtomicTeenCafe. Ages: Families Ages: 13 to 17 years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Sa 3.14 (Mar 14) 10:00am - Noon F Jan 24 6:00-8:00pm F Feb 21 6:00-8:00pm SIMPLY SCIENCE F Mar 27 6:00-8:00pm Fee: $1.00 F Apr 24 6:00-8:00pm Join us for simple science experiments, the kind you may not get to do at home in the kitchen. Dress accordingly, ATOMIC TEEN SCIENCE CAFE LEADERSHIP hopefully things will get messy! MEETINGS Ages: Six (6) years and older Fee: FREE DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Join other teens from the community to help plan the live Th Ongoing 3:30-4:30pm Atomic Teen Science Cafes. This program is for teenagers so teens take ownership of the program through these TODDLER PLAYDATE leadership meetings. You will select topics, advertise, and Fee: FREE recruit other teens to events. Playdate are designed for families with young children Ages:13 to 17 years old so they can develop their early motor skills and find new DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME playmates. Visit our Tots’ Turf or just join us in a fun and Th Jan 16 6:00-7:30pm engaging activity. Activities are offered each week to Th Feb 13 6:00-7:30pm encourage children’s imaginations and exploration of the Th Mar 12 6:00-7:30pm world around them. Th Apr 16 6:00-7:30pm Ages: Toddlers DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME EARLY EXPLORERS FOR PRESCHOOLERS W Ongoing 10:00am-Noon Fee: FREE This program will allow preschoolers to explore different WIGGLE & JIGGLE science concepts and most adults will leave with ideas to Fee: FREE try at home. This provides fun parent/child interaction classes. Watch Ages: Two (2) to five (5) years old as your child’s physical and social skills grow through DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME unique activities, music, and play all in Tots’ Turf. F Ongoing 10:30-11:15am Ages: 12 months to five (5) years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME 2nd Th Monthly 10:00-10:30am

28 www.fmtn.org/PRCA E3 Children’s Museum & Science Center SPECIAL EVENTS STAR WARS DAY - REVENGE OF THE FIFTH Fee: FREE Invited, you are, to Star Wars Day! Lots of fun activities for all ages, we have, so get your Jedis where the force is unusually strong, you shall. Wear your best Star Wars gear, you must. Ages: Families DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Tu May 5th 3:00-4:30pm E3 AT THE FARMINGTON MUSEUM AFTERSCHOOL ART! ATTACK Fee: $1.00 Need to get your art on??? Well, swing on by afterschool and explore your creative side doing some enjoyable art and experiencing new art techniques. Ages: Six (6) years and older DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME W Ongoing 3:30-4:30pm FAMILY SPACE NIGHT Fee: FREE Celebrate the winter skies and learn about our universe at our annual Family Space Night. There will be star legends from many cultures in the Stardome planetarium, and a chance to observe the sky through a telescope on the terrace (weather permitting). Explore the many fun stations such as Space Station Fun, Navigating the Surface of Mars, Astronaut Pudding, Pop Rockets, measuring hand strength with our Vernier Probes, and much, much more!! We will also have a fascinating Earth from Space photo exhibit. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Sa Feb 1 6:00-8:00pm “S” IS FOR SCIENCE Fee: FREE Join us for this STEM to read, read to STEM program. Each week we will start with a story about a super cool, out-of-this-world scientist and end with fun hands on activities! Ages: Four (4) years and older DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Tu Ongoing 10:30-11:15am www.fmtn.org/PRCA 29 Farmington Civic Center

FARMINGTON CIVIC CENTER 200 W Arrington • Farmington, NM 87401 www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter • (505) 599-1148 @FarmingtonCivicCenterNM

The Farmington Civic Center is newly reopened from the expansion renovation. It now feature a larger ballroom and more breakout space for meetings within the multi-utilization facility, which serves as a convention and conference site, as well as a performing and visual arts center. The Civic Center business office has an on-site Box Office, as well as friendly staff to help you plan your event. Convention and business meeting rooms are equipped with audio visual equipment.

BUSINESS OFFICE RENTALS HOURS OF OPERATION Call us to plan your next special event, conference or Monday - Friday • 8:00 am to 5:00 pm show. HOLIDAY CLOSURES Facility is still available for rental on these days. January 1 • CLOSED for New Year’s Day February 17 • CLOSED for President’s Day April 10 • CLOSED for Good Friday

LIONS WILDERNESS PARK AMPHITHEATER AND EVENT VENUE 5800 College Blvd • Farmington, NM 87402 • www.fmtn.org/870/Lions-Wilderness-Amphitheater (505) 599-1148

Lions Wilderness Park Amphitheater is home to the Sandstone Productions outdoor summer theater productions and also a great rental event venue. With a commercial kitchen, dining area, restrooms, and outdoor stage/theater area, it is the perfect place to host your special outdoor event.

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SHOWS GOD HELP US! Fee: $8-$18 Tickets: (505) 599-1148 • www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter Left vs. Right! Conservative vs. Liberal! Red Vs. Blue! Maybe only the Lord can bring us together in this hilarious and insightful entertainment, where the debate gets hot and the passion gets hotter. GOD – legendary actor, Ed Asner – is a wise, cantankerous and wildly funny deity who confronts two political pundits with a romantic history: Lawrence (a liberal lad) and Leslie (a conservative gal). He is not at all pleased with our politics or what we’ve done to his Creation. GOD HELP US! speaks to audiences of all political persuasions with one essential argument: that we have to listen to each other so that we can all live – and laugh – together. Ages: Adults DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Sa Jan 4 7:30pm PINK FLOYD LASER SPECTACULAR Fee: $20-$28 Tickets: (505) 599-1148 • www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter Paramount’s Laser Spectacular is the smash hit multi- media laser and light show, featuring the original master recordings of Pink Floyd. Laser Spectacular carries listeners away on a mind-expanding journey, driven by cutting-edge effects, high-powered laser, and large screen video projection; all choreographed to the masterful soundtrack of Pink Floyd. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Th Jan 9 7:30pm HEROINE’S SONG Fee: $8-$18 Tickets: (505) 599-1148 • www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter Join mother and daughter Broadway stars Anne Runolfsson and Tess Adams as they perform Heroine’s Song. This performance is about women who are fierce and courageous, women who embody heart, soul, and spirit. There will be songs from Hamilton, the Greatest Showman, Wicked, Frozen, and Phantom of the Opera. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Sa Jan 18 7:30pm www.fmtn.org/PRCA 31 Farmington Civic Center

ARTRAGEOUS Fee: $8-$18 Tickets: (505) 599-1148 • www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter Artrageous is a troupe of 12 artists, singers, dancers, and musicians hailing from the high desert of New Mexico. Their high energy performance is a combination of fine art, live music, singing, dancing, humor, and interaction in a frenzy of movement and color with a message of the arts being an integral and valuable part of human existence. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Su Feb 2 2:00pm ONE NIGHT IN MEMPHIS Fee: $20-$28 Tickets: (505) 599-1148 • www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter “One Night in Memphis” is rocking concert tribute to legendary Sun Records recording artists Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Elvis Presley. Over 90 minutes of rockabilly, country, gospel, and pure 1950’s rock and roll music performed live and backed by an authentic and energetic rockabilly backup band. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Tu Feb 11 7:30pm

DISASTER! A 70S DISASTER MOVIE MUSICAL Fee: $10-$32 Tickets: (505) 599-1148 • www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter Set in the wildest decade ever, DISASTER! delivers earthquakes, tidal waves, infernos, and unforgettable 70s hits like “Knock On Wood,” “Hooked on a Feeling,” “Sky High,” “I am Woman,” and “Hot Stuff.” Audiences and critics are wild for this hilarious homage to the era of bell-bottoms, platform shoes and the hustle. From the moment the glitter ball starts spinning you’ll be dancing in your seat.... and rolling in the aisles. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME W-Sa Feb 19 - Feb 22 7:30pm Su Feb 23 2:00pm

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MALLORY LEWIS WITH LAMB CHOP Fee: $8-$18 Tickets: (505) 599-1148 • www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter Mallory Lewis, (daughter of Shari Lewis) and Lamb Chop’s performance resonates with audiences from toddlers to seniors, who grew up watching Shari Lewis and Lamb Chop on TV. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Tu Mar 3 7:30pm THE ACROBATS OF CIRQUE-TACULAR Fee: $8-$18 Tickets: (505) 599-1148 • www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter The Acrobats of Cirque-tacular features one dazzling circus feat after another in a high-energy family-friendly flurry of fun! Indulge your curiosity and celebrate your senses as our troupe of acrobats, aerialists, and circus specialty artists bend, twist, flip, and fly into your hearts and minds! Mind-boggling artistry and athleticism to ignite the imaginations of the young and the young in spirit alike! Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Su Mar 8 2:00pm

HYPROV Fee: $20-$28 Tickets: (505) 599-1148 • www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter Join Colin Mochrie from “Whose Line is it Anyway?” fame and Master Hypnotist Asad Mecci for a side-splitting show. Hypnosis and Improv – two art forms that have mystified and entertained fans, skeptics, and everyone in between for decades worldwide – come together as two masters of their crafts unite for a totally unique comedy experience, Hyprov: Improv Under Hypnosis. Come watch Mochrie and Mecci get hypnotized volunteers to do improv. Ages: Adults DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME F Mar 20 7:30pm

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CELTIC ANGELS Fee: $20-$28 Tickets: (505) 599-1148 • www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter Celebrating their cherished heritage through Irish dance, music, and song is something these entertainers take very seriously. You’ll be enthralled from the moment the lights dim as the sweet and stirring songs of Ireland, rigorously precise dances, and traditional musicianship carry you to Ireland on wings of music. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Tu Mar 24 7:30pm

LIZ CALLAWAY Tickets: (505) 599-1148 • www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter Concert: Liz Callaway is a Tony nominee and Emmy Award-winning actress, singer and recording artist. She made her Broadway debut in Stephen Sondheim’s Merrily We Roll Along, received a Tony Award nomination for her performance in Baby, and for five years, won acclaim as Grizabella in Cats. She is also known for having provided the singing voices of many female characters in animated films, such as Anya/Anastasia in Anastasia, Odette in The Swan Princess, Jasmine in the Aladdin sequels, and many more. Workshop: The day before the concert you may join Liz Callaway for a vocal workshop. Bring a piece to perform and be coached by Callaway or just come to watch. Ages: ALL DESCRIPTION DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME FEE Concert Sa Apr 4 7:30pm $8-$18 Workshop F Apr 3 7:00pm $20 DOO-WAH RIDERS Fee: $20-$28 Tickets: (505) 599-1148 • www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter There is no one else like the Doo-Wah Riders. With over 30 years of broken box office records nationwide the Doo-Wahs have a style defined as “high energy country with a Cajun Twist.” Tight musicianship and powerful arrangements of classic, contemporary, and original songs have made them favorites everywhere they go. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Tu Apr 7 7:30pm 34 www.fmtn.org/PRCA Farmington Civic Center

THE ENTERTAINERS Fee: $8-$18 Tickets: (505) 599-1148 • www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter Vocalist Nick Drivas and award-winning ragtime piano player Adam Swanson have joined up to become The Entertainers. Touted for his incomparable work ethic and commanding vocals, Nick has charmed audiences across the country with a bevy of musical theatre productions and his intimate cabarets which play tribute to both Broadway and to the Great American Songbook. Adam Swanson is one of the world’s foremost performers of vintage American pop. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Sa Apr 11 7:30pm CAMELOT Tickets: (505) 599-1148 • www.fmtn.org/CivicCenter Borrowing from the Arthurian legends, Lerner and Loewe’s Camelot is the duo’s fantastical masterpiece which triumphed on Broadway in a legendary original production that lead to a film version, and numerous revivals in New York, London, and across the globe. Its Original Broadway Cast Album topped the charts for 60 weeks, with a rich score boasting such gems as “If Ever I Would Leave You,” “I Loved You Once in Silence,” The Lusty Month of May,” and of course, “Camelot.” An idealistic young King Arthur hopes to create a kingdom built on honor and dignity, embodied by his Knights of the Round Table. His ideals, however, are tested when his lovely queen, Guenevere, falls in love with the young Knight, Lancelot, and the fate of the kingdom hangs in the Check out the new balance. Ages: ALL summer theatre season! DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME W-Sa Apr 22 - Apr 25 7:30pm Su Apr 26 2:00pm July 1-19, 2020 July 1-19, June 10-14, 2020 10-14, June Jul 29-Aug 9, 2020 Jul 29-Aug www.fmtn.org/PRCA 35 Farmington Civic Center

SPECIAL EVENTS THEATRE DADDY DAUGHTER BALL - NEW DATE! HEATHER MCGAUGHEY CHILDREN’S Organizer: Sycamore Park Community Center (Pg. 71) THEATRE SUMMER PROGRAM Fee: $8.00 Location: Lions Wilderness Park Amphitheater Pg. 30 Show the young lady in your life just how important she Fee: $25.00 is by inviting her to a special evening full of dancing, Registration Opens: April 1, 2020 at 9:00am refreshments, complimentary photos, and something Register Online: www.fmtn.org/WebTrac under special for the ladies. Put on your dancing shoes, let “Camps” or with the Activity # your little girl get all dressed up and take her on a daddy The mission of the Heather McGaughey Children’s daughter date to remember! This year’s theme is Carnival Theatre is to build the love of theater and promote self- Extravaganza with color scheme, gold, maroon, and black. confidence and perform with Sandstone Productions. This event sells out FAST! Register online at Students will focus on five key areas: The Actor’s Process, www.fmtn.org/WebTrac under “Sycamore Tickets” or use Musical Theater and Character Development, Theatrical the activity #. See instructions on page 4 to register online Movement, Devised Theater, and Scenic Design. This or give us a call. program sells out FAST so register on time. See page 4 for Ages: ALL online registration instructions. DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME ACTIVITY # Ages: eight (8) to 12 years old Sa Feb 1 6:00-8:00pm DDBALL20 DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # M-Th Jun 1 - Jun 24 8:30-10:30am ???????? M-Th Jul 6 - Jul 29 8:30-10:30am ???????? HEATHER MCGAUGHEY TEEN VOICES SUMMER THEATRE AUDITIONS SUMMER PROGRAM Book an audition time: Call (505) 599-1148 Fee: $89.00 through April 30, $99.00 starting May 1 We will be auditioning for our summer theater Registration Opens: April 15, 2020 at 9:00am productions, Merrily We Roll Along (Civic Center), Mamma Register Online: www.fmtn.org/WebTrac under Mai! (Lions Wilderness Amphitheater), and Annie (Civic “Camps” or with the Activity # Center). Be prepared to sing a song from a musical or a Teen Voices is a program designed for teenagers who pop song with a live piano accompanist. Keep on eye on wish to explore their creativity within various roles of the Four Corners Musical Theatre Company webpage at theatre. Teens are mentored by professionals as they www.fmtn.org/FCMT for more information. receive hands on experience on theatrical production Ages: Youth - Adult ranging from positions on-stage to positions backstage DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME to technical operations. Teens will acquire skills such Sa Feb 29 9:00am as set building, prop creation, choreography, vocal Su Mar 1 1:00pm performance, acting and much more while expressing heir creativity and collaborating with their peers to produce a theatrical show. This program sells out FAST so register online early. See page 4 for online registration instructions. Ages: 13 to 18 years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # M-Th Jun 8 - Jul 28 1:00-3:00pm ????????

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FARMINGTON INDIAN CENTER 100 W Elm • Farmington, NM 87401 www.fmtn.org/IndianCenter • (505) 599-1524 @FarmingtonIndianCenter

The Farmington Indian Center takes pride in offering and inviting the citizens of Farmington and its visitors to share, participate i, learn, and preserve its rich cultural heritage by offering a variety of cultural showcases, events, educational activities, and opportunities. The Indian Center offers: • Restaurant • Public restrooms/showers • Fax/copy services (Pg. 75) • Notary Public • Meeting rooms • Covered shelter, large grill, and picnic tables • Outdoor basketball court

HOURS OF OPERATION HOLIDAY CLOSURES Monday - Friday • 8:00am to 4:00pm January 1 • CLOSED for New Year’s Day February 17 • CLOSED for President’s Day RESTAURANT HOURS: April 10 • CLOSED for Good Friday Tuesday - Friday Breakfast: 8:00 to 10:15am RENTALS Lunch: 11:00am to 2:00pm Two (2) meeting rooms; call for availability and fee Serving Navajo cuisine. Meet new and old friends and schedule. enjoy fresh, hot meals. See our website for monthly menus. SHOWERS $2.00 CULTURAL EVENTS KESHJEE’ (NAVAJO SHOE GAME) O SHI HEART CRAFT SALE Fee: FREE Fee: FREE to attend, Vendors $15.00 (no food) The public is invited to join us for this Navajo winter night Come shop for yourself or a special someone at our O oral history game taught through song and playful teasing Shi Heart Valentine’s arts and crafts sale. It is open to all of opponents. vendors and buyers alike. Ages: ALL Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME F Jan 24 6:00-11:00pm Sa Feb 8 9:00am-3:00pm

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FARMINGTON MUSEUM 3041 E Main Street • Farmington, NM 87402 www.FarmingtonMuseum.org • (505) 599-1174 @FarmingtonMuseumNM

Experience a wide variety of exhibits relating to the diverse history of the area’s cultures, traveling exhibits, and art shows. Lecture series, performances, workshops, and special demonstrations are offered year-round. HOURS OF OPERATION GIFT STORE Monday - Saturday • 8:00am to 5:00pm The museum store features exhibit-related merchandise, books on local and regional interested, toys, and HOLIDAY CLOSURES education materials. January 1 • CLOSED for New Year’s Day RENTALS ADMISSION The museum offers facility and equipment rentals for Suggested donation of $3.00 for adults and $2.00 for special events, meetings, fundraisers, and more! children. Some traveling exhibits have an additional Corporate Non-Profit/Private admission fee. Atrium $250.00 $200.00 Terrace $200.00 $150.00 FIELD TRIPS Atrium & Terrace $400.00 $300.00 Do you have a large group of children you would like to La Plata Room $75.00 $60.00 bring in for a field trip? Contact us and we can even build a Animas Room $75.00 $60.00 program around your curriculum. Confluence $140.00 $110.00

ARTS & CRAFTS AFTERSCHOOL ART! ATTACK Fee: $1.00 Need to get your art on??? Well, swing on by after school and explore your creative side doing some enjoyable art and experiencing new art techniques. Ages: Six (6) years and older DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME W Ongoing 3:30-4:30pm 38 www.fmtn.org/PRCA Farmington Museum

DRIVING TOURS MUSEUM EDVENTURES Registration Opens: 90 days prior to event On Saturdays throughout the year, participants will have the opportunity to explore the cultural heritage of the Four Corners on an all-day field trip. Please bring your own lunch. The shuttles leave from the front of the museum. Ages: 16 years and older DESCRIPTION DATE(S) TIME FEE Canyon de Chelly National Monument Apr 25 8:00am-6:00pm $95, $85 for Museum Foundation Guided Tour in Chinle, AZ Members Upper Antelope Slot Canyon Tour in May 9 8:00am-7:00pm $95, $85 for Museum Foundation Page, AZ Members Four Corners Trading Post Tour Jun 6 8:00am-5:00pm $50, $40 for Museum Foundation Members Wine Making in the Four Corners Aug 22 8:00am-5:00pm $30, $24 for Museum Foundation Members Comb Ridge in Bluff, UT Oct 17 11:00am-5:30pm $50, $40 for Museum Foundation Members Valley of the Gods, Moki Dugway, Nov 7 8:00am-6:00pm $50, $40 for Museum Foundation and Muley Point Driving Tour, UT Members EXHIBITS EARTH FROM SPACE Fee: FREE Earth from Space is a 20-poster exhibition that features images and text from the popular museum exhibition of the same name. See our planet from the perspective of outer space. Learn how satellite imagery assists companies, military operations, and scientists from geologists to meteorologists, with images from the US Geological Survey and the Smithsonian Institution. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME M-Sa Jan 11 - Mar 28 8:00am-5:00pm Courtesy USGS/EROS Data Center. OUT OF THE BLUE Fee: FREE Stop by the Farmington Museum to view Out of the Blue, an exhibit of contemporary fiber art comprised of various artists from the Studio Art Quilt Associates of New Mexico. The fiber art focuses on interpretation of the color blue from representing the natural world of sky and sea to societal values like wisdom, intelligence, and trust. Come and see the various fiber techniques used by New Mexico artists in this beautifully designed show. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME M-Sa Apr 4 - Aug 1 8:00am-5:00pm www.fmtn.org/PRCA 39 Farmington Museum

HIKES & WALKS NEW! FRIDAY TREKKING Registration Opens: 90 days prior to event Fee: $25.00, $20.00 Farmington Museum Foundation or Friends of the Nature Center Members Join us the second and fourth Fridays of the month to enjoy a full-day in the great outdoors. Please bring lunch, water, sunscreen, jacket, hat, and hiking shoes. The shuttles leave from the front of the museum. Hike Ratings: M=Moderate H=Hard Ages: 16 years and older DESCRIPTION DATE(S) TIME ELEVATION GAIN DISTANCE RATING Four Mile Falls near Pagosa Springs, CO Apr 24 8:00am-6:00pm 1,148 ft. 6.5 miles M Bridal Veil Falls Trail near Telluride, CO May 8 8:00am-7:00pm 1,368 ft. 5 miles M Crater Lake Trail near Silverton, CO May 22 7:00am-7:00pm 1,994 ft. 9 miles M Quartz Lake near Pagosa Springs, CO Jun 12 7:00am-7:00pm 2,837 ft. 9 miles H Ice Lake Basin Trail near Silverton, CO Jun 26 7:00am-7:00pm 3,093 ft. 8+ miles H Cross Mountain Trail near Telluride, CO Jul 10 8:00am-7:00pm 2,109 ft. 7 miles M Hope Lake near Telluride, CO Jul 24 8:00am-7:00pm 1,312 ft. 5 miles M Silver Mountain near Hesperus, CO Aug 21 8:00am-7:00pm 4,002 ft. 7 miles H Madden Peak near Hesperus, CO Sep 25 8:00am-7:00pm 2,352 ft. 9 miles H HISTORY HIKES Registration Opens: 90 days prior to event Fee: $35.00, $30.00 Farmington Museum Foundation or Friends of the Nature Center Members Join us on the third Saturday of the month as we explore the natural history of the Four Corners region. Please bring your own lunch, water, sunscreen, a jacket, hat, and hiking shoes. The shuttles leave from the front of the museum. Hike Ratings: M=Moderate H=Hard Ages: 16 years and older DESCRIPTION DATE(S) TIME ELEVATION GAIN DISTANCE RATING Sand Canyon Trail, Canyon of the Ancients near Cortez, CO May 16 8:00am-6:00pm 1,965 ft. 5 to 13 miles M Engineer Mountain from Coal Bank Pass near Silverton, CO Jun 20 8:00am-6:00pm 2,299 ft. 6 miles H Cascade Creek East Fork near Durango, CO Jul 18 8:00am-6:00pm 1,564 ft. 6 miles M Lobo Overlook & Continental near Creede, CO Aug 15 8:00am-7:00pm 885 ft. 5 miles M Columbus Basin Trail near Hesperus, CO Sep 19 8:00am-6:00pm 1,263 ft. 5 miles M Honaker Trail near Goose Neck State Park in Mexican Hat, UT Oct 24 8:00am-6:00pm 1,643 ft. 4 miles H

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SCIENCE & LEARNING FAMILY SPACE NIGHT NEW! “S” IS FOR SCIENCE Fee: FREE Fee: FREE Celebrate the winter skies and learn about our Join us for this STEM to read, read to STEM program. universe at our annual Family Space Night. There will Each week we will start with a story about a super cool, be star legends from many cultures in the Stardome out-of-this-world scientist and end with fun hands-on planetarium, and a chance to observe the sky through activities! a telescope on the terrace (weather permitting). Ages: Four (4) years and older Explore the many fun stations such as Space Station DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Fun, Navigating the Surface of Mars, Astronaut Pudding, Tu Ongoing 10:30-11:15am Pop Rockets, measuring hand strength with our Vernier Probes, and much, much more!! We will also have a fascinating Earth from Space photo exhibit. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Sa Feb 1 6:00-8:00pm SPECIAL EVENTS MUSEUM FOUNDATION BENEFIT FRIENDS OF THE NATURE CENTER ANNUAL NAVAJO RUG AUCTION MEETING Fee: FREE to attend Organizer: Riverside Nature Center (Pg. 66) Proceeds from this event benefit the Farmington Fee: FREE, RSVP for dinner by January 14 Museum. The public can preview nearly 200 rugs of all All members and others interested are invited for a simple sizes, styles, and price ranges before the auction. supper, elections of board members, and news about the Ages: ALL nature center activities and plans. You can also enjoy the DESCRIPTION DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Farmington Museum exhibits while there. Rug Viewing F Apr 3 12:00-4:00pm Ages: ALL Rug Viewing Sa Apr 4 10:00am-4:00pm DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Auction Sa Apr 4 4:00-6:00pm F Jan 17 6:00-8:00pm

www.fmtn.org/PRCA 41 Farmington Recreation Center FARMINGTON RECREATION CENTER 1101 Fairgrounds Rd • Farmington, NM 87401 www.fmtn.org/Recreation • (505) 599-1184 @FarmingtonRecreationCenter

The Farmington Recreation Center offers a variety of recreation opportunities including family programming, such as Family Bingo & Pizza nights, holiday craft workshops, adult sports leagues, and more. The Farmington Recreation Center has: • A full-sized gymnasium • Five (5) racquetball courts • A small class/meeting room • Public restrooms, lockers, and shower facilities

HOURS OF OPERATION WALLYBALL Monday - Friday • 6:00am to 10:00pm Monday - Saturday • $2.00 per hour, per person Saturday • 8:00am to 4:00pm Equipment is available at the center. HOLIDAY CLOSURES GYM January 1 • CLOSED for New Year’s Day Open gym hours vary. Visit the website for schedule. February 17 • CLOSED for President’s Day 10-visit Punch Card $25.00 • Monthly Pass $30.00 April 10 • CLOSED for Good Friday Call the Recreation Center for reservations and equipment rental information. RACQUETBALL Monday - Saturday • $3.00 per hour, per person Racquet rentals • $1.00 per racquet

DAY CAMP SPRING FLING Fee: $65.00 Want to have the best spring break ever? Then sign up for Spring Fling and take part in fun outdoor activities, swimming, crafts, and fieldtrips! Space is limited so register early. Register online at www.fmtn.org/WebTrac under “Camps” or use the activity #. See instructions on page 4 to register online or give us a call. Ages: Six (6) to 13 years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # M-Th Mar 16 - Mar 19 8:00am-5:00pm 303001-A 42 www.fmtn.org/PRCA Farmington Recreation Center FITNESS JAZZERCISE ZUMBA GOLD Fee: $12.00/day, $39.00 for 33 classes/month Fee: 49 years and younger-$4.00/class, $30.00 You think you know us, but you don’t... our classes are for 10 classes, $50.00 for 20 classes, $66.00 for 30 way too hot for legwarmers! We bland cardio, strength, classes Pilates, hip hop, yoga, and kickboxing into fun dance 50 years and older - $3.00/class, $25.00 for 10 routines set to current music. We have a variety of classes classes to keep it fresh such as Strike, Fusion, Core, Zumba Gold is great exercise for beginners of all ages and Strength, and Dance Mix. All fitness levels are welcome. active older adults. It has all the elements of Zumba such Ages: 10 years and older as the zesty Latin music, easy to follow moves, and party- DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME like atmosphere, it just modifies the moves and pacing to M, W, F, Sa Ongoing 8:30-9:30am suit the needs of the participants. M-Th Ongoing 5:30-6:30pm Ages: 10 years and older DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME WALKING Tu Ongoing 6:30-7:30pm Fee: FREE Sa Ongoing 10:00-11:00am Want to walk for exercise, but not outside? The gym is open and reserved for walking at noon each weekday. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME M-F Ongoing 12:00-1:00pm GAMES SENIOR PING PONG FAMILY FUN NIGHT Fee: FREE Fee: $5.00 Come play Ping Pong with us. All levels and abilities are We love to play games so join us for an evening of board welcome. games, a corn hole game, party food, and cool door Ages: 10 years and older prizes. Register online at www.fmtn.org/WebTrac under DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME “Cultural & Special Events” or use the activity #. See M, W Ongoing 10:00am-Noon instructions on page 4 to register online or give us a call. F Ongoing 5:30-7:30pm Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # FAMILY BINGO & PIZZA NIGHT F Jan 24 6:30-8:30pm 303014-B Fee: $5.00 Come inside where it’s warm and join us for Family Bingo & Pizza Night. We have prizes for the lucky winners and pizza dinner. Register online at www.fmtn.org/WebTrac under “Cultural & Special Events” or use the activity #. See instructions on page 4 to register online or give us a call. Ages: Five (5) years and older DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # F Feb 7 6:30-8:30pm 303011-B F Mar 6 6:30-8:30pm 303011-C F Apr 3 6:30-8:30pm 303011-D www.fmtn.org/PRCA 43 Farmington Recreation Center SPECIAL EVENTS TWEEN TWILIGHT EGG HUNT Location: Fairgrounds Softball Complex Fee: $5.00 Join us for our annual twilight egg hunt for tweens. All participants must be registered by Thursday, April 9 at 5:00pm. Bring your own flashlight and win prizes of all sorts including candy, movie passes, gift cards and more! Register online at www.fmtn.org/WebTrac under “Cultural & Special Events” or use the activity #. See instructions on page 4 to register online or give us a call. Ages: 10 to 13 years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # Th Apr 9 8:00-9:30pm 303010-A SPORTS & ATHLETICS DODGEBALL, ADULT TOURNAMENT VOLLEYBALL OPEN PLAY Fee: $60.00/team Fee: $1.00 Gather some friends and get a team together for adult Ages: ALL dodgeball! Prepare to dodge and throw your team to the DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME championship. Coed division will play 6v6. Register in- Sa Jan 4 - Mar 7 1:30-3:30pm person at the Rec Center by February 14 at 10:00pm. Ages: 18 years and older DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME F, Sa Feb 21 - Feb 22 TBD PICKLEBALL OPEN GYM Fee: $2.00 Try out the fast-growing sport of pickleball. This is a raquet sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. It’s fun for all ages and skill levels. Ages: 10 years and older DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME F Ongoing 10:00am-Noon W Ongoing 1:00-4:00pm

44 www.fmtn.org/PRCA Farmington Regional Animal Shelter FARMINGTON REGIONAL ANIMAL SHELTER 133 Browning Parkway • Farmington, NM 87401 www.fmtn.org/AnimalShelter • (505) 599-1098 @FarmingtonAnimalServices

The Farmington Regional Animal Shelter (FRAS) provides housing for homeless pets until they find their forever homes. FRAS offers: • Animal adoptions • Low cost spay and neuter services for residents • Foster program that places animals in temporary homes until they are old or well enough to be adopted • Walk a Shelter Dog program • Volunteer opportunities including cleaning, transporting animals, socializing puppies, and working community events

HOURS OF OPERATION LOST & FOUND PETS Seven (7) days a week • 11:30am to 5:30pm Visit our website or stop by the shelter to look for your lost pet or to report a found pet. We cannot identify HOLIDAY CLOSURES animals over the phone. January 1 • CLOSED for New Year’s Day April 12 • CLOSED for Easter REGIONAL ANIMAL SHELTER FOUNDATION SAN JUAN COUNTY The Regional Animal Shelter Foundation is a 501(c)3, ANIMAL CONTROL DISPATCH nonprofit group that helps support FRAS. They help (505) 334-6622 by purchasing supplies and equipment outside of the regular shelter budget and also help by funding certain ADOPTIONS programs such as treating heartworm positive dogs. Visit our website or stop by the shelter for more info.

SPECIAL EVENTS BARK IN THE PARK DOGGIE DASH Location: Animas Park Parking Lot, Browning Pkwy Animas Park Parking Lot, Browning Pkwy Fee: FREE Fee: FREE, preregistration required Following the Doggie Dash (info below) stay in the park to The Doggie Dash loop in the park is approximately two visit the vendors and take part in activities for the whole (2) miles. Register by April 24 at 5:00pm and get an event family, including the four-legged ones! t-shirt and doggie bandanna. On-site registration from Ages: ALL 8:30-9:45am All participants are required to visit the DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME check-in table to sign a participation waiver. Sa Apr 25 11:00am-3:00pm Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # Sa Apr 25 10:00-11:00am 802002 www.fmtn.org/PRCA 45 Golf Courses

PIÑON HILLS GOLF COURSE 2101 Sunrise Parkway • Farmington, NM 87401 www.PinonHillsGolf.com • (505) 326-6066 @PinonHillsGolf

Piñon Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole championship golf course ranked #1 public golf course in the state. Piñon Hills offers: • PGA professionals on staff • Two chipping greens and a putting green • Short game practice area • Full-service restaurant, the Grill on the Hill, serving breakfast, lunch, and catering • Pro shop • First Tee of San Juan County affiliate • Tournament planning

HOURS OF OPERATION RENTALS Open year round seven (7) days a week, weather Piñon Hills Golf Course has golf clubs, riding golf carts, permitting • Tee times vary depending on the season and pull carts available for rent. See pricing on page 47. RATES See page 47. CIVITAN GOLF COURSE 2100 N Dustin • Farmington, NM 87401 www.fmtn.org/Civitan • (505) 599-1194 @CivitanGolf

​Civitan Golf Course is a par-3 course that is great for beginners, when you have limited time, or for those that need to work on their short game. Carts are not used on this course and can be a great way for golfers of all levels to have an easy walk among the rolling hills while playing. Footgolf is also available on the 9-hole course making it perfect for family or group outings for both golfers and non-golfers. Golf and footgolf is golf played by kicking soccer balls and can be played right alongside each other.

HOURS OF OPERATION FOOTGOLF RATES PASSES Open year round seven (7) days a $5.00 per player Adult Annual Pass - $210.00 week, weather permitting • 9:00am Adult Annual Pass, Spouse - $105.00 to 5:30pm RENTALS Adult Annual Pass, Child - $60 Golf clubs - $4.00 Junior Annual Pass - $125.00 RATES Pull carts - $2.00 Senior Annual Pass - $125.00 18 holes - $8.00 Soccer ball - $3.00 Senior Annual Pass, Spouse - $65.00 Each additional 9 holes - $4.00 Special Junior Pass also good at Piñon Hills after noon- $250.00

46 www.fmtn.org/PRCA Piñon Hills Golf Course www.PinonHillsGolf.com • (505) 326-6066 Rates & General Information

Peak Season Shoulder Season Winter Season (May - Sep) (Mar - Apr & Oct - Nov) (Dec - Feb)

San Juan County Resident San Juan County Resident San Juan County Resident Weekday 18 holes______$27 Weekday 18 holes______$21 18 holes______$16 Weekend 18 holes______$31 Weekend 18 holes______$25 9 holes______$10 Weekday 9 holes______$18 Weekday 9 holes______$12 Four Corners Resident Weekend 9 holes______$21 Weekend 9 holes______$15 Live within 100 miles Four Corners Resident Four Corners Resident 18 holes______$21 Weekday 18 holes______$32 Weekday 18 holes______$26 9 holes______$15 Weekend 18 holes______$36 Weekend 18 holes______$30 Non-Resident Weekday 9 holes______$20 Weekday 9 holes______$15 18 holes______$21 Weekend 9 holes______$24 Weekend 9 holes______$19 9 holes______$15 Non-Resident Non-Resident Twilight Special (noon to close) Weekday 18 holes______$43 Weekday 18 holes______$30 18 holes, including cart______$25 Weekend 18 holes______$49 Weekend 18 holes______$35 Weekday 9 holes______$32 Weekday 9 holes______$19 Annual Passes Weekend 9 holes____-______$34 Weekend 9 holes______$22 Unrestricted 1st______$675 Unrestricted 2nd______$525 Mid-Day Special (Noon - 2:50 pm) Twilight Special (1:00 pm to close) Good seven (7) days a week, one (1) year 18 holes, including cart______$35 18 holes, including cart______$25 from date of purchase Twilight Special (3:00 pm to close) Range Fees Restricted 1st______$550 18 holes, including cart______$25 Small Bucket______$4 Restricted 2nd______$375 Good M-F, no holidays Large Bucket______$6 Individual Yearly Pass______$250 Junior Pass______$250 Good after 12:00 pm daily at Piñon Hills, Cart Rental Fees unlimited at Civitan 18 holes______$14 per person 9 holes______$10 per person Annual Cart Pass 1st______$895 Annual Cart Pass 2nd______$650

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LAKE FARMINGTON 8120 E Main Street • Farmington, NM 87402 www.fmtn.org/LakeFarmington • (505) 599-1197

Lake Farmington offers tons of outdoor experiences. Come to fish or enjoy the water on a non-motorized watercraft (free on-site aquatic invasive species inspection required before entering), swim at The Beach, or get some exercise exploring the shoreline. The lake access fee grants you entrance to the area and access to all of the recreation opportunities.

Swimming at Lake Farmington is only allowed at The Beach, which offers: • Sandy shore area • Lap lanes • Inflatable water features • Lifeguards on-duty • Water equipment rental HOURS OF OPERATION $200 for 1-100 guests includes fifteen (15) vehicle passes Seven (7) days a week • 6:00am to 10:00pm $5.00 per additional vehicle LAKE OPEN FOR NON-MOTORIZED $300.00 for 101-200 guests WATERCRAFT includes twenty-five (25) vehicle passes April 11, 2020 to October 25, 2020 $5.00 per additional vehicle The Paddle & Shiver Shack offers on-site catering and THE BEACH HOURS & DATES OF watercraft rental options for your party. (505) 320-7274 OPERATION or [email protected] Memorial Day through Labor Day Seven (7) days a week • 12:00 to 6:00pm CAMPING Maximum capacity varies • 21 spaces • No utilities (including potable water) LAKE ACCESS FEE • Vault toilet (open seasonally) Standard Vehicle - $5.00 per day • Five (5) large RV spaces Pay at lake entrance • Fire rings and grills Standard Vehicle Annual Pass - $50.00 per year • Includes night fishing Pay at lake entrance, Farmington Museum, or Farmington Aquatic Center CAMPING FEES Commercial Vehicle - $20.00 per day $5.00 per day, in addition to Lake Farmington access fee Pay at lake entrance for vehicles BEACH PARTY RENTALS RESERVATIONS The Beach is now available for private party rentals Reservations can be made a minimum of 48 hours in between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. daily during operating advance by calling (505) 599-1400. season. Rental includes on-duty lifeguard staff. Contact the Farmington Aquatic Center for reservations at LAKE FARMINGTON & CAMPING RULES (505) 599-1167. See page 49-50. 48 www.fmtn.org/PRCA Lake Farmington

LAKE FARMINGTON RULES The following regulations are for your safety and the Quagga and Zebra mussels threaten our ability to protection of our community water supply. maintain a safe, reliable and economically sustainable • Observe posted signs and speed limits supply of fresh water. This impacts our industries, • All pets must be on leash agriculture, domestic drinking water, power production, • Swimming ONLY in designated area during designated fish, wildlife, and recreation in North America. times • No alcoholic beverages Any watercraft having been in infested waters has the • No hunting or discharging firearms potential to carry invasive mussels. These mussels, and • No camping except in designated campground other invasive species, can spread to new waterbodies by • No campfires except in designated areas in attaching to boats, aquatic plants, bail buckets, and other campground aquatic recreational equipment that touches infested • No wood gathering waters. An adult female Zebra mussel can release up • No dumping to a million eggs in a year. Once established, they are • Watercraft use ONLY during designated seasons and impossible to remove. times • No fuel powered watercraft The spread of aquatic invasive species can be prevented • ALL watercraft must be inspected prior to launch by using this simple checklist every time you exit a waterbody. Night Fishing Rules: Those wishing to fish outside open hours (10:00PM to CLEAN: 6:00AM) must pay for a camping site prior to 10:00PM. No Inspect and clean off all mud, plant, and animal material fishing from watercraft during those times. from boats, trailers, boots, gear, and equipment. DRAIN: WATERCRAFT INSPECTION INFO Pull the plug and drain all water from watercraft and Watercraft inspection is free, but mandatory. equipment. Watercraft inspection station is open daily mid-April through mid October 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM DRY: and is located at the Main Entrance north off of Hwy Dry all parts of a watercraft and equipment completely 516. before entering a new body of water.

The City of Farmington’s Parks, Recreation & Cultural Be sure to dispose of debris and live bait in trash. Never Affairs Department, in conjunction with New Mexico dump live fish or other organisms into a body of water Department of Game and Fish, will conduct inspections unless it came from that waterbody. on non-motorized watercraft for Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS), Zebra and Quagga Mussels.

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CAMPING RULES • Campers may reside in a park for a maximum of 14 • Camping permits must be displayed on campsite days during a 20 day period. post. • Campers shall completely remove camping • All vehicles must pay the $5.00 per night access fee or equipment and gear from the park for seven (7) have a Lake Farmington Season Pass. calendar days during the 20 day period. • All vehicles and campsites must display access • Campers may not retain and leave vacant a campsite permits. for more than 24 hours. • Only two vehicles allowed per site. Fire: • Up to eight (8) people allowed per site. • Obey any restrictions on fires. Fires may be limited or • No entry or reentry into lake access area between prohibited at certain times. 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. (if you leave the access area • Within campgrounds, fires may only be built in fire you may not reenter until morning). rings, stoves, grills, or fireplaces provided for that • Quiet hours are between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. purpose. • No generators or other noise producing equipment • Be sure your fire is completely extinguished before may be used during quiet hours. leaving. Do not leave your fire unattended. You are • All tents and equipment must be kept in designated responsible for keeping fires under control. site. Pets: • No drugs, alcohol, or firearms permitted in • Pet owners shall pick up after their pets and maintain campground or on city property. the area in a clean and sanitary condition. • Swimming in designated area only. • Pet owners shall restrain pets on leashes that are not • Fishing is permitted but is subject to rules and more than 8 feet in length. regulations of New Mexico Department of Game and • Pet owners shall not leave their pets unattended in Fish. vehicles or campsites. • Campers shall not save or reserve camping spaces for Reservation Cancellations: others even by purchasing additional permits. • Cancellations made up to 48 hours in advance to the Sanitation: day of arrival will receive a full refund. • No dumping allowed. Click Here for a list of area dump • Cancellations made less than 48 hours to the day stations. of or after arrival will incur the cost of one (1) night • All trash must be disposed of in proper containers. stay. The remaining balance of the reservation will be Vehicle Operation: refunded. • Drivers must obey all traffic signs and operate their For more information contact Farmington Parks, vehicles in accordance with posted regulations, and Recreation & Cultural Affairs at (505) 599-1197. applicable Federal, State, and local laws. • Vehicles must be parked in designated areas only. • Use of vehicles within campgrounds and other recreation areas is limited to entering or leaving those areas. Check-in/Check-out and Camping Limits: • Check-in time is 12:00 p.m. • Campsite check-out time is 11:00 a.m. • Walk-in reservations are available on a first come, first serve basis, or advance reservations can be made by calling (505) 599-1400. • Vehicles in the park between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. are subject to camping fees. • Visitors may be required to pay fees for their entire stay in advance (rather than on a daily basis) for weekends, holidays, or special events. 50 www.fmtn.org/PRCA Museum of Navajo Art & Culture

301 W Main Street • Farmington, NM 87401 HOURS OF OPERATION www.fmtn.org/NavajoArtMuseum • (505) 278-8225 Thursday - Saturday • 10:00am to 4:00pm @NavajoMuseum And during Downtown Art Walks

The Museum of Navajo Art & Culture is the newest facility ADMISSION of the Farmington Museum System and celebrates the Suggested donation of $3.00 for adults and $2.00 for vibrant art, culture and history of the Diné (Navajo) children. Some traveling exhibits have an additional people. The building was a gift from Bob and Mary admission fee. Culpepper, along with an impressive collection of Navajo weavings. The Culpepper’s textile collection, along with CULTURAL CLASSES Farmington Museum’s permanent collection will be Various classes are offered throughout the year sharing used to exhibit, program, and educate our visitors to the the skills and craftsmanship of the Diné such as traditional wonderful indigenous cultures in our Four Corners Region. cooking classes, moccasin making, weaving, and pottery.

CULTURAL EVENTS COYOTE STORIES Fee: FREE Come listen to the readings of twelve stories about Coyote (Maii’) a mischievous, funny, and fearsome character who teaches the Diné people moral stories. These include Coyote being greedy, arrogant, unwise, and cunning. These stories help the Diné people learn from his mistakes and help remind us of the consequences of our actions. Ages: Five (5) years and younger DESCRIPTION DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Coyote and the Lizards F Jan 3 3:00-4:00pm Coyote and the Beavers Sa Jan 4 10:00-11:00am Coyote Tosses His Eyes F Jan 10 3:00-4:00pm Coyote and the Bobcat Sa Jan 11 10:00-11:00am Coyote and the Horned Toad F Jan 17 3:00-4:00pm Coyote and Louse F Jan 24 3:00-4:00pm Coyote and the Giant Sa Jan 25 10:00-11:00am Coyote Steals Fire F Jan 31 3:00-4:00pm Coyote and Crow Sa Feb 1 10:00-11:00am Coyote and Rabbit F Feb 7 3:00-4:00pm Coyote and the Loom Sa Feb 8 10:00-11:00am Coyote Tosses the Stars & String Games Sa Feb 15 10:00-11:00am www.fmtn.org/PRCA 51 Parks & Shelters

SHELTER RESERVATIONS SPORTS COMPLEX Park Shelter Reservations Farmington Sports Complex www.fmtn.org/Parks • (505) 599-1400 2301 W Pinon Hills Blvd., Farmington, NM 87401 Reservations: (505) 599-1401 Reservation Desk Hours of Operation: Tennis Pro Shop: (505) 325-7936 M-Sa - 8:30 am to 4:30 pm The Farmington Sports Complex consists of: Reserve a park shelter for family picnics, reunions, and • Four (4) softball fields in the softball complex with church meetings online under “Quick Links” on the press boxes, scoreboards, concession stand and website or via phone. Shelters can be reserved up to restrooms 365 days in advance. No reservations are needed • Four (4) baseball fields in the baseball complex with November 1 - March 1. They are available on a first-come, press boxes, scoreboards, concession stand, and first-serve basis. restrooms Rental Fees: • Eight (8) tennis courts in the tennis complex with First four (4) hours - $20.00 restrooms and the tennis pro shop. Each additional hour - $5.00

52 www.fmtn.org/PRCA 19 SANDALWOOD 18 18. WESTLAND PARK 18. WESTLAND PARK 19. SANDALWOOD www.fmtn.org/PRCA 53 Farmington Parks Directory Effective August 30, 2012 X Handicapped Access  Pavilion Reserve Shelter by calling 599-1400 Acres Parking Playground Tables Picnic Open Area Picnic Sheltered Restrooms Play Area Open Unlighted Athletic Field AthleticLighted Field Course Exercise Trails Indoor Facilities Courts Horseshoe Courts Tennis Lighted Goals Basketball (0=Frisbee) Facilities Golf Swimming Pool (F=FTN) Undeveloped Volleyball Lighted (L) = Skatepark Dog Park Animas River Park 135 & 145 N. Browning Pkwy (Browning Expressway 62 1 at River on North) X    Bartens Park 4403 Bartens (Caribbean and Bartens Streets, North of 1.7 2 Mall) X  Beckland Hills Park 3002 Kingsway (Windsor Dr. at Kingsway Dr. in 1.7 3 Beckland Hill Sub.) X  Berg Park 400 Scott Avenue (Along North Bank of Animas River 9.5 4 at Sullivan St.) XXX  X   F  5 Bluff Shadow Lake Park (Sycamore Street & Miller Avenue)  Boyd Park 700 S. Miller (East and West Side of South Miller St. at 12 6 Animas River, Miller St. Bridge) XXXX    Brook Haven Park-East 805 W. Apache (Southside of Apache St West of 7.1 7 Childhaven) XXX    Brook Haven Park-West 901 Glade Lane (South of Glade Lane and West of 3.1 8 Airport Drive) XXX     Brookside Park 1801 Brookside Drive (Southwest Corner of Dustin 14 9 Ave & 20th St.) XX  XX       Chula Vista Park 600 S. Hutton Rd. (East Side of Hutton Rd. South of 4.6 10 Southside River Road) XXXX     Civitan Park (North & South) 2551 N. Butler (30th St. & Butler -- Main Building 2200 38 11 Butler) XXXX     Colinas Del Norte Park 499 Los Cerillos Dr. (West of Dustin Ave. and South of 4.9 12 Los Cerrillos) XX    13 Doc Jones Field (Southwest corner of Sullivan Ave. and 19th St.) 1 X  Fairgrounds Park 1003 Fairgrounds (Fairgrounds Road between Main 25 14 St. and Cooper St.) XX  XX    15 Fairview Park (Farmington Ave. and 15th Street) 3 X   16 Farmington Aquatic Center 1151 N. Sullivan 8.1 XX  XX  X L  17 Farmington Indian Center 100 W. Elm 1.6 XXXXX    18 Farmington Sports Complex 2301 Pinon Hills Blvd. (Pinon Hills & LaPlata Highway) 156 XXX    Farmington Lake (North of Highway 550 at Eastern City Limits -- 330 139 19 acres of water) X  X  Foothills Park 5151 Redwood Ave. (West of Redwood Ave. at 2 20 Cypress St. in Foothills Sub.) XX   21 Gateway Park 3401 E. Main (Main Street & 20th) 12 X X  22 Glade Park (West Side of Municipal Dr. at the Glade Arroyo) 4.5  Highland View Park 3700 N. English (Northeast Corner of Largo St. and 4 23 English Rd. behind Mall) XXX     24 Jaycee Park (Southwest corner of Cooper St. and Mesa Verde Ave.) 4    25 Justis Park (Ballfields) 1825 N. Vine Ave. (Fairgrounds Road and Cooper St.) 9.1 X X  26 Kiwanis Park 3540 East 30th (North side of East 30th in 3500 block) 12 XX  XX      27 Koufax Ballfield 200 Sunset Ave. (Farmington High School Campus) 4 X X  Lions Park 405 N. Wall Ave. (Southwest corner of Apache St. & 3 28 Wall Ave) XX    Los Ninos Park 1825 E. 19th (Site of Farmington Boys & Girls Club 5.4 29 East of Sullivan & South of 19th) XX    Mesa View School (Sports Fields) 4451 Wildflower Dr. (at Mesa View Junior High on 2.6 30 Wildflower Dr.) X  Milagro Park 6032 Carl St. (North of Hwy 516 and East of Country 0.4 31 Club Dr.) X   Mossman Gladden Park 2115 Camina Placer (Southeast Corner of Camina 3 32 Largo and Camina Place by Royal Spa) XX     Northeast Recreation Area (Lions Wilderness) Lions Wilderness Park 5800 College Blvd. (North of 520 33 San Juan College 1.5 miles) X  XX  0  34 Northridge Park 3500 N. Carlton (Carlton at 35th St.) 2.5 XX   Orchard Plaza Park 220 N. Orchard (Northwest corner of Orchard Ave. and 0.5 35 Main St. --downtown)    F  36 Oscar Thomas Park/Cultural Center Future 4.8 X  X    37 Piedra Vista High School (Sports Fields) 5700 College Blvd. 9.2 X X  Puesta del Sol Park 620 W. 24th St. (Northside of 24th St. West of 4.5 38 Municipal Dr.) XX   Radio Control Park/Old Air Strip 1615 1/2 Ojo Ct. (North of Bisti Hwy and West of San 26 39 Juan River) X  Rio Vista Park (Lower & Upper) 2413 1/2 Cliffside Dr. (North of Cliffside Dr. at 5 40 Fairview Ave. upper shelter on reservation) XXXX    41 River Bend Park (Hwy 64 - Main St. - East of LaPlata River) 15  42 Saddleback Park 6300 Marseille Blvd 7 XX  XX    San Juan College Recreation Area (West side of existing blgd complex on campus--ball 4 43 parks) X X  44 Sandalwood Park 4800 Sandalwood (within Lions Wilderness Park) 3.1 XXXX     Soccer Complex (between Fairgrounds Rd.and Navajo St., North of 10 45 Main) XXX  Sun Valley park (NW corner of Pine St. and Silver Ave in Sun Valley 1 46 Sub.) X   Sycamore Park/Community Center 1051 Sycamore St. (South side of Sycamore between 17 47 Graham & Griffin) XXXXX       48 Unnamed Park (on Eagle St. west of Stillwater Sub.) 5  49 Unnamed Park (On Alise Ave within the Tierra del Sol sub.) 4  50 Unnamed Park (On Laurie St. within the Tierra del Sol Sub.) 6.3  Unnamed Park (West of Rancho de Animas West of Rancho de Animas 51 Dr.)  52 US West Park (Between Behrend and Allen, South of Apache) 1.5 XX  Vietnam Veterans Park 3801 N. Butler Ave. (North side of Butler Ave., East of 9 53 Mesa Verde Ave.) XX  X   Vista Arroyo Trail Park (South of Pinon Hills Blvd and North of Windsor along 8.1 54 Porter Arroyo)  55 Vista DeLa Plata Park (W. Commanche Street, West of Harper Hill Road) 12  XX  Westland Park 2999 La Puente Pl. (Western Boundary of Westland 32 56 Park Sub.) XXX      Westside Estates Parks 1501 Robin Ave. (West side of Robin Ave. at Cardinal 2.5 57 St. in Westside Estates --Troy Kind Road) X  X   58 Wildwood Park (Foothills, south of Wildwood) 10 

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N36 US 64 US 1, Animas1, River Park 19, Farminton Lake 2,Bartens Park 3,Beckland HillsPark 20, Foothills 21, GatewayPark 4,Berg Park 5,Bluff Shadow Lake Park 22, Glade Park 23, Highland ViewPark 6,Boyd Park 7,Brook Haven East 24, JayceePark 25, JustisPark (Ballfields) 8,Brook Haven West 9,Brookside Park 26, Kiwanis Park 10, Chula Vista Park 27, KoufaxBallfield 11, Civitan 11, Park 28, LionsPark 12, ColinasDel Norte Park 29, LosNinos Park 13, Doc Jones Field 14, Fairgrounds Park 15, Fairview Park 16, FarmingtonAquatic Center 17, Farmington Indian Center 18, Farmingto PARKS DIRECTORYPARKS CITY OF FARMINGTON, OF NEWCITY FARMINGTON, MEXICO www.fmtn.org/PRCA 55

FARMINGTON MUSEUM FARMINGTON CENTER & VISITORS PARK GATEWAY AT SOUTHSIDE RIVER ROAD RIVER SOUTHSIDE BOYD PARK to BOARDWALK = 1.1 miles BOARDWALK to PARK BOYD = .4 mile TERRACE RIVER REACH to BOARDWALK = .3 mile PARK BERG to TERRACE RIVER REACH = .9 mile PARKLANDS ANIMAS to PARK BERG

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BISTI BAY AT BROOKSIDE PARK 1701 N Dustin Ave. • Farmington, NM 87401 www.fmtn.org/BistiBay • (505) 599-1188

During the 2020 season beginning Memorial Day weekend, visitors can enjoy the following amenities: • Lazy river • In-pool playground • Spray features • Areas to play aquatic volleyball and basketball • Two large slides • Rentable party pavilions • On-site food truck • Three lap lanes (open during lap swim only) • Showers/changing rooms and lockers DATES OF OPERATION POOL RULES Memorial Day - Labor Day • Patrons will be able to leave and reenter the facility on the day of admission, but they will need to wait in the PUBLIC SWIM HOURS regular line for readmission. If at any point the pool Monday - Friday • 1:00 to 6:00pm reaches its capacity of 400 occupants, admission will Saturday & Sunday • 10:00am to 6:00pm be halted until capacity opens back up. • Swim attire is required to enter the pool and slides. LAP SWIM HOURS • Children under the age of 6 years must be supervised Monday - Friday • 12:00 to 1:00pm in the water by a responsible swimmer of 15 years or Saturday & Sunday • 8:00 to 10:00am older. ADMISSION • Approved personal flotation devices are welcome outside of the lazy river. Bisti Bay inner tubes will be Children 0-2 years old - FREE provided for the lazy river feature. 3+ years old - $6.00 • The covered pavilions are available to rent for parties. Lap Swim - $2.50 Please be aware that they may be reserved. Punch cards & Passes page 63. • Read all additional rules and regulations on-site. PARTY RENTALS See page 64-65. Need a job? Become a lifeguard! • Start at $9 per hour • Learn life saving techniques • Flexible hours • Don’t have to wear shoes to work! Visit the Aquatic www.fmtn.org/PRCA Center for more info. 57 Pools & Fountains

FARMINGTON AQUATIC CENTER 1151 N Sullivan • Farmington, NM 87401 www.fmtn.org/Aquatics • (505) 599-1167 @SwimFarmington

The Farmington Aquatic Center has: • Large slide • 50-meter pool • Diving boards • Leisure pool and in-pool playground • Water exercise equipment • ADA compliant lift • Public restrooms, showers, changing area, lockers

PUBLIC SWIM HOURS PARTY RENTALS Monday, Wednesday, Friday • 4:30 to 7:30pm See page 64-65. Saturday • 1:00 to 6:00pm Sunday • 1:00 to 4:00pm POOL RULES • Children age five and under must be accompanied in LAP SWIM HOURS the water by an adult age 15 or older Monday - Friday • 6:00am to 7:00pm • Life jackets, water noodles, water wings, and swim Saturday • 1:00 to 6:00pm suits with flotation devices in them are allowed - Sunday • 1:00 to 4:00pm except on the slide and diving boards • Swim suits are required - no “street clothes” HOLIDAY HOURS & CLOSURES • T-shirts are allowed, except on the slides or diving January 1 • Open 1:00 to 6:00pm ONLY for New Year’s Day boards January 2-3 • Public swim 1:00 to 7:00pm for winter break • Swimmers with long hair must tie it back or braid it February 17 • Open 1:00 to 6:00pm ONLY for President’s • No food or drink in the pool deck area Day • Obey the lifeguards at all times March 16-20 • Public swim 1:00 to 7:00pm for spring break April 10 • Open 1:00 to 6:00pm ONLY for Good Friday April 12 • CLOSED for Easter ADMISSION Children 0-2 years old - FREE 3 to 9 years old - $4.00 10+ years old - $5.00 Lap Swim & Child Parent Playtime - $2.50 Wednesdays - Everyone swims for $2.00! Inflatable rafts aka water rockets - $3.00 for 30 minutes Showers - $2.00 Lockers - $15.00 for 3 months, $50.00 per year Punch cards & Passes page 63.

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FITNESS AQUATIC LEISURE EXERCISE ADAPTIVE AQUACISE Fee: $2.50 Fee: $2.00 includes participant + one (1) caregiver Come walk or do water exercise in the 84° Leisure Pool This is instructor led, low impact, high to moderate Not instructor led. Swim wear is required. intensity workout done in waist to chest deep water. You Ages: 15 years and older do not need to know how to swim. DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Ages: 15 years and older M-F Ongoing 6:00-7:45am DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME W Ongoing starting Jan 8 1:00-2:00pm

SPECIAL EVENTS BOAT & FLOAT FESTIVAL PARENT CHILD PLAYTIME Fee: $4.00 for 2-12 years old, $5.00 for 13+ years old Fee: $2.50 or kids under three (3) years old FREE Join us to enjoy kayaks and paddleboards in the pool! You Parents and children five (5) years and younger can take may bring your own boats and flotation devices. advantage of the Leisure Pool while the water features Ages: ALL are turned off allowing for a quiet environment. Parents DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME much be in the pool with their children. F Mar 13 4:30-7:30pm Ages: Birth to five (5) years DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME F Ongoing 10:30am-12:00pm SWIMMING LESSONS Swimming lessons at the Farmington Aquatic Center are taught by American Red Cross certified instructors. All lessons are 30-minutes in length, for four (4) week sessions, two (2) days a week. Children of all ages are taught the fundamentals of swimming and how to be safe in , on, and around water. Prerequisites are required for Levels 2-6. Registration is currently open at www.fmtn.org/WebTrac under “Aquatics Programs.” See page 4 for online registration instructions or visit the Aquatic Center for in-person registration. For more info call (505) 599-1167. YOU & ME BABY ADULT Fee: $35.00 Fee: $35.00 Ages: Six (6) months to three (3) years old Ages: 18 years and older DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # January January Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 6:30-7:00pm 510507A Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 5:30-6:00pm 510129 February February Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 6:30-7:00pm 510507B Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 5:30-6:00pm 510227 March (No lessons Mar 16-20) March (No lessons Mar 16-20) Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 6:30-7:00pm 510507C Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 5:30-6:00pm 510327 April April Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 6:30-7:00pm 510507D Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 5:30-6:00pm 510426

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PRESCHOOL LEVEL 1 Fee: $35.00, Sections F & G $30.75 Fee: $35.00 Ages: Three (3) to five (5) years old Ages: Six (6) to 18 years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # January January M, W Jan 6 - Jan 29 9:00-9:30am 510500A Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 4:30-5:00pm 510501A M, W Jan 6 - Jan 29 9:30-10:00am 510500B Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 5:15-5:45pm 510501B Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 9:00-9:30am 510500AT Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 6:00-6:30pm 510501C Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 9:30-10:00am 510500BT February Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 4:30-5:00pm 510500C Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 4:30-5:00pm 510501D Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 5:15-5:45pm 510500D Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 5:15-5:45pm 510501E Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 6:00-6:30pm 510500E DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # February (No lesson Feb 17) Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 6:00-6:30pm 510501F M, W Feb 3 - Feb 28 9:00-9:30am 510500F March (No lessons Mar 16-20) M, W Feb 3 - Feb 28 9:30-10:00am 510500G Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 4:30-5:00pm 510501G Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 9:00-9:30am 510500FT Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 5:15-5:45pm 510501H Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 9:30-10:00am 510500GT Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 6:00-6:30pm 510501I Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 4:30-5:00pm 510500H April Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 5:15-5:45pm 510500I Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 4:30-5:00pm 510501J Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 6:00-6:30pm 510500J Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 5:15-5:45pm 510501K March (No lessons Mar 16-20) Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 6:00-6:30pm 510501L M, W Mar 2 - Apr 1 9:00-9:30am 510500K M, W Mar 2 - Apr 1 9:30-10:00am 510500L LEVEL 2 Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 9:00-9:30am 510500KT Fee: $35.00 Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 9:30-10:00am 510500LT Ages: Six (6) to 18 years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 4:30-5:00pm 510500M January Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 5:15-5:45pm 510500N Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 4:30-5:00pm 510502A Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 6:00-6:30pm 510500O April Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 5:15-5:45pm 510502B Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 6:00-6:30pm 510502C M, W Apr 6 - Apr 29 9:00-9:30am 510500P February M, W Apr 6 - Apr 29 9:30-10:00am 510500Q Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 4:30-5:00pm 510502D Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 9:00-9:30am 510500PT Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 5:15-5:45pm 510502E Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 9:30-10:00am 510500QT Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 6:00-6:30pm 510502F Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 4:30-5:00pm 510500R March (No lessons Mar 16-20) Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 5:15-5:45pm 510500S Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 4:30-5:00pm 510502G Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 6:00-6:30pm 510500T Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 5:15-5:45pm 510502H Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 6:00-6:30pm 510502I April Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 4:30-5:00pm 510502J Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 5:15-5:45pm 510502K Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 6:00-6:30pm 510502L

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LEVEL 3 DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # Fee: $35.00 March (No lessons Mar 16-20) Ages: Six (6) to 18 years old Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 5:15-5:45pm 510505H DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 6:00-6:30pm 510505I January April Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 4:30-5:00pm 510503A Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 5:15-5:45pm 510505K Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 5:15-5:45pm 510503B Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 6:00-6:30pm 510505L Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 6:00-6:30pm 510503C February LEVEL 6 Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 4:30-5:00pm 510503D Fee: $35.00 Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 5:15-5:45pm 510503E Ages: Six (6) to 18 years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 6:00-6:30pm 510503F March (No lessons Mar 16-20) January Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 5:15-5:45pm 510506B Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 4:30-5:00pm 510503G Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 6:00-6:30pm 510506C Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 5:15-5:45pm 510503H February Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 6:00-6:30pm 510503I April Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 5:15-5:45pm 510506E Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 6:00-6:30pm 510506F Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 4:30-5:00pm 510503J March (No lessons Mar 16-20) Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 5:15-5:45pm 510503K Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 5:15-5:45pm 510506H Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 6:00-6:30pm 510503L Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 6:00-6:30pm 510506I LEVEL 4 April Fee: $35.00 Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 5:15-5:45pm 510506K Ages: Six (6) to 18 years old Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 6:00-6:30pm 510506L DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # January JUNIOR LIFEGUARD CLASS Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 5:15-5:45pm 510504B Fee: $35.00 Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 6:00-6:30pm 510504C This class is designed to strengthen participant’s February swimming ability and to introduce them to basic lifesaving Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 5:15-5:45pm 510504E skills. Prerequisites are required. Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 6:00-6:30pm 510504F Ages: 11 to 14 years old March (No lessons Mar 16-20) DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # January - February Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 5:15-5:45pm 510504H Tu, Th Jan 7 - Feb 27 5:45-6:15pm 510608B Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 2 6:00-6:30pm 510504I April March - April (No lessons Mar 16-20) Tu, Th Mar 3 - Apr 30 5:45-6:15pm 510608C Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 5:15-5:45pm 510504K Tu, Th Apr 7 - Apr 30 6:00-6:30pm 510504L LEVEL 5 Fee: $35.00 Ages: Six (6) to 18 years old DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME ACTIVITY # January Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 5:15-5:45pm 510505B Tu, Th Jan 7 - Jan 30 6:00-6:30pm 510505C February Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 5:15-5:45pm 510505E Tu, Th Feb 4 - Feb 27 6:00-6:30pm 510505F www.fmtn.org/PRCA 61 Pools & Fountains

LIONS POOL 405 N Wall Street • Farmington, NM 87401 www.fmtn.org/Aquatics • (505) 599-1187 @SwimFarmington

Lions Pool is a therapy pool that boasts an average water temperature of 89° and offers: • ADA compliant lift • Water exercise equipment • 25-yard lap lanes • Public restrooms, showers, changing area, lockers

LAP SWIM HOURS PARTY RENTALS Monday - Friday • 7:30 to 8:30am and 4:00 to 5:30pm See page 64-65. Monday - Saturday • 12:00 to 1:00pm Senior Laps • Monday - Friday • 9:30 to 10:30am POOL RULES • Children age five and under must be accompanied in HOLIDAY HOURS & CLOSURES the water by an adult age 15 or older January 1 • CLOSED for New Year’s Day • Life jackets, water noodles, water wings, and swim February 17 • Open 7:00am to 1:00pm ONLY for President’s suits with flotation devices in them are allowed - Day except on the slide and diving boards April 10 • CLOSED for Good Friday • Swim suits are required - no “street clothes” • T-shirts are allowed, except on the slides or diving ADMISSION boards $2.50 • Swimmers with long hair must tie it back or braid it Showers - $2.00 • No food or drink in the pool deck area Lockers - $15.00 for 3 months, $50.00 per year • Obey the lifeguards at all times Punch cards & Passes page 63.

FITNESS ADULT AQUATIC EXERCISE AQUACISE Fee: $2.50 Fee: $2.50 Ages: 15 years and older This is instructor led, low impact, high to moderate DESCRIPTION DAY(S) TIME intensity workout done in waist to chest deep water. You Arthritis Exercise Tu, Th 10:30-11:15am do not need to know how to swim. Cross Pool Exercise M-F 11:15am-Noon Ages: 15 years and older 15 ft. length DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Splashercise M, W, F 10:30-11:15am M-F Ongoing 8:30-9:30am M-F Ongoing 5:30-6:30pm

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ORCHARD PARK FOUNTAIN FOUNTAIN RULES 220 N Orchard Street • Farmington, NM 87401 • No Lifeguard on duty • Water fountain is to be used under adult supervision BERG PARK FOUNTAIN • Do not enter fountain without shoes or foot 400 Scott Avenue • Farmington, NM 87401 protection www.fmtn.org/Aquatics • (505) 599-1167 • Please help us keep your fountain in good working order by: DATES OF OPERATION • Not bringing sand into the fountain Mid March - Mid October • Not bringing food or trash into the fountain • Not plugging the drains on the spray nozzles HOURS OF OPERATION • Not pulling the emergency shut off unless there is Seven (7) days a week an emergency Orchard - 9:00am to 5:00pm • Parents please, watch your children to ensure they Berg - 9:00am to 7:00pm adhere to the rules. ADMISSION FREE

PUNCH CARDS & PASSES ANNUAL ALL-INCLUSIVE PASS EXERCISE PASSES Good for public swim, lap swim, and exercise classes at the Good for lap swim and exercise classes at the Aquatic Center, Aquatic Center, Lions Pool, and Bisti Bay. Lions Pool, and Bisti Bay. Individual - $320.00 Annual Individual - $200.00 Family* - $600.00 Annual Family* - $300.00 3-Month Individual - $55.00 ANNUAL BISTI BAY SUMMER PUBLIC SWIM PASS LIONS POOL EXERCISE PASS Individual - $100.00 Annual Individual - $150.00 Family* - $200.00 EXERCISE PUNCH CARD THREE (3) MONTH PUBLIC SWIM PASS Good for lap swim and exercise classes the Aquatic Center, Good for the Aquatic Center and Bisti Bay. Lions Pool, and Bisti Bay. Individual - $188.00 10 Visits - $20.00 Family* - $365.00 20 Visits - $40.00 THREE (3) MONTH PUBLIC SWIM PASS Purchase passes and punch cards at the Good for the Aquatic Center ONLY. Farmington Aquatic Center, 1101 N Sullivan Dr. Individual - $88.00 For more information call (*505) 599-1167. Family* - $165.00 PUBLIC SWIM PUNCH CARD Good for the Aquatic Center ONLY. 10 Visits - $36.00 20 Visits - $72.00

* Up to five (5) family members in one household. Additional family members - $15.00/person. www.fmtn.org/PRCA 63 BIRTHDAY PARTY RENTALS Call or visit the Farmington Aquatic Center to book all your aquatic parties at 1101 N Sullivan or (505) 599-1167. BISTI BAY AT BROOKSIDE PARK - During open season Party Type Pricing Time Options

Small Private Party - 2 hrs $500.00 for 1-250 people Daily, 6:30-8:30pm

Large Private Party - 2 hrs $750.00 for 251-400 people Daily, 6:30-8:30pm

Public Swim Party - Party Room - 2 hrs $250.00 for 30 people M-F, 11:30am-1:30pm or 3:30-5:30pm Sa & Su, 10:00am-12:00pm or 1:00-3:00pm or 4:00-6:00pm

Public Swim Party - Large Pavilion - 3 hrs $225.00 for 25 people M-F, 11:30am-2:30pm or 3:00-6:00pm Sa & Su, 11:00am-2:00pm or 3:00-6:00pm

Public Swim Party - Medium Pavilion - 3 hrs $180.00 for 20 people M-F, 11:30am-2:30pm or 3:00-6:00pm Sa & Su, 11:00am-2:00pm or 3:00-6:00pm

Public Swim Party - Small Pavilion - 3 hrs $135.00 for 15 people M-F, 11:30am-2:30pm or 3:00-6:00pm Sa & Su, 11:00am-2:00pm or 3:00-6:00pm All Parties: • 50% of the initial estimate is due in order to secure the reservation IF the date of the party is beyond 30 days from reservation date. The remainder of the balance must be paid in full within 30 days of the initial reservation. • Reservations made within 30 days or less will require full payment at the time of reservation. • The count for pricing on parties includes swimmers and non-swimmers of all ages. Private Parties: • You get the whole facility to yourself with staff. Public Swim Parties: • These rentals are only for the pavilion or party room and take place during public swim. • If any of your guests leave the facility, they may need to get in line outside the gates until they are allowed back in due to capacity. • If you have more guests than expected, additional guests will need to pay the entry fee per person and will have to wait in line for regular admission. • Public swim will be in session during these parties, so you may need someone to watch your party area. We do not have the staff to watch your tables, chairs, food, gifts, etc. The City of Farmington is not responsible for lost or stolen items. • The host must be present at reservation time. We will give you a 15-minute grace period. After 15 minutes, you will forfeit your reservation. THE BEACH AT LAKE FARMINGTON - During open season Private Parties:

Daily 6:00-8:00pm

$200.00 for 1-100 guests and includes 15 lake access passes ($5.00 per additional vehicle) $300.00 for 101-200 guests and includes 25 lake access passes ($5.00 per additional vehicle) • The Paddle & Shiver Shack offers on-site catering and watercraft rental options for your part. (505) 209-1242 or (505) 793-1073.

E3 Children’s Museum & Science Center also does birthday parties! See page 27 for details.

64 www.fmtn.org/PRCA FARMINGTON AQUATIC CENTER Public Swim Parties: Mid-August through May June through mid-August

Monday or Friday 4:30-6:30pm Monday, Friday, or Saturday 1:00-3:00pm or 4:30-6:30pm

Saturday 1:00-3:00pm Sunday 1:00-3:00pm or 4:00-6:00pm

Sunday 1:00-3:00pm

$100.00 for up to 20 swimmers (up to 40 guests total) $200.00 for up to 40 swimmers (up to 100 guests total) $5.00 per person after the 20 or 40 swimmers • Payment must be made in full at the time of reservation and is non-refundable. Party is for two-hours during public swim. All guests that will be out on the patio need to wear a wristband. • We do have six (6) picnic tables out on the patio for your cake and refreshments. Please do not bring alcohol or glass containers. Please have someone from your party stay at the table at all times, we are not responsible for lost or stolen items. • Clean-up must begin at least 30-minutes prior to the end of your party session and must be completed by the end or your part session. • You must read and sign the full list of policies at the time your book your party. Private Parties: Mid-August through May June through mid-August

Friday 7:30-9:30pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday 7:00-9:00pm

Saturday 10:30am-12:30pm Saturday 10:30am-12:30pm or 6:00-8:00pm or 7:00-9:00pm $250.00 for a small party (up to 100 guests - swimmers and non-swimmers) $300.00 for a medium party (up to 200 guests - swimmers and non-swimmers) $350.00 for a large party (201-400 guests - swimmers and non-swimmers) $4.00 for each additional guest if you go beyond your guest count. $100.00 non-refundable deposit is due at the time of the reservation if your party is beyond 30 day at time of reservation and is included in your final balance. If your party is within 30 days at the time of reservation your party must be paid in full. • Children aged two (2) and under are not included in the count • Party attendees in street clothes that will not swim during the party are allowed on the deck and are counted to- wards your guest count. • Party attendees are allowed into the pool only at the starting time of your party and must leave at the designated time to allow for deck cleaning. • Up to two (2) tables are allowed and may be placed on the pool deck for private parties only. Alcohol and glass containers are prohibited. • You must read and sign the full list of policies when you book your party. LIONS POOL Private Parties:

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RIVERSIDE NATURE CENTER Animas Park off Browning Pkwy Farmington, NM 87401 www.fmtn.org/RiversideNature Center (505) 599-1422 @RiversideNatureCenterFarmington

Riverside Nature Center has an exhibit hall, activity room, observation room, and picnic pavilion. The nature center offers: • Interactive exhibits exploring the environment and wildlife of Farmington • Exhibits by nature photographers, artists, and projects by area schools • Free weekly programming for all ages • Wetlands for wildlife • Gift store

HOURS OF OPERATION HOLIDAY CLOSURES THROUGH MARCH January 1 • CLOSED for New Year’s Day Tuesday - Saturday • 9:00am to 5:00pm April 12 • CLOSED for Easter Sunday • 1:00 to 4:00pm ADMISSION HOURS OF OPERATION FREE STARTING APRIL FIELD TRIPS Tuesday - Saturday • 9:00am to 6:00pm Do you have a large group of children you would like to Sunday • 1:00 to 5:00pm bring in for a field trip? Contact us and we can even build a program around your curriculum. BIRD WATCHING BIRD WALK BROWN BAG BIRDING Fee: FREE Fee: FREE Many interesting birds are here in the winter but not in Bring your lunch and join us in the observation room to summer so now is the time to see them. Come for a walk watch wildlife as we eat overlooking the wetlands. Anyone of about a mile and time view the feeders outside the needing handicapped access may drive to the parking nature center to learn our winter birds. Bring binoculars if area right outside the building. you have them or borrow some of ours. Ages: ALL Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME W Ongoing Noon-1:00pm Sa Feb 1 10:00am-Noon

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BIRD WATCHING SPRING MIGRATORY BIRD COUNT TUESDAY BIRDING Fee: FREE Fee: FREE Join an international project to learn where migratory Join a group of beginning and experienced birders for a birds are spending the spring nesting season by walk every week and follow the changing seasons. Over observing and counting the birds in Animas and Berg 150 species of birds have been seen in Animas and Berg Parks and throughout San Juan County. Beginning and Parks and this is your chance to see some of them. Bring expert observers are all welcome as we walk the park your binoculars and bird book or borrow some from us. trails and bridges. Other routes are available for those Come early for coffee and to observe birds at the feeders who prefer to drive. Call Alan Nelson at (505) 325-8619 before the walk begins. for more information. Ages: ALL Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Tu Through Mar 9:00-11:00am Sa May 2 8:00am-3:00pm Tu Starting Apr 8:00-10:00am EXHIBITS WINTER WATERFOWL EXHIBIT Fee: FREE Waterfowl of the river parks in winter are featured in this exhibit of pictures by local expert Timothy Reeves, author of Waterfowl of the Four Corners Region. The book is available in the nature center gift shop. During the winter, many unusual waterfowl appear on the Animas River and the exhibit will help to identify them. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME Tu-Su Jan - Feb Facility hours RIVERSIDE NATURE CENTER PHOTO SHOW Fee: FREE This annual photo show, featuring the work of local photographers will be on exhibit at the nature center. Photos show wildlife, scenery, and activities in the Animas River parks. Want to enter the show? If you would like to enter your photographs for inclusion in the show submit up to five (5) photos taken of scenery, people, wildlife, and activities in Animas or Berg Parks in Farmington. Plan to print and mount them for the March show. Ages: ALL DESCRIPTION DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Photo submission deadline F Feb 28 5:00pm Art Reception Su Mar 8 2:00-4:00pm Show Tu-Su Mar 2 - Apr 11 Facility hours www.fmtn.org/PRCA 67 Riverside Nature Center

HIKES & WALKS BIRD WALK MOONLIGHT WALK See full listing on page 59. Fee: FREE Ages: ALL The river parks are especially beautiful in the evening DAY(S) DATE(S) TIME so join us on the walk by the light of the moon. We hope Sa Feb 1 10:00am-Noon to see deer and nocturnal animals on this two-mile stroll along the woodland trails and sparkling river. FAMILY TRAIL LUNCHES Dress warmly and bring a flashlight but you probably Fee: FREE won’t need it, especially if we have some snow in our It’s spring break! Let’s enjoy a walk and lunch along the winter wonderland. Children should be old enough to park trails. Families with children of all ages are invited. understand walking silently. No pets. Bring your lunch and every day we will walk a different Ages: ALL trail in Animas Park. We will see the wildlife and spring DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME blossoms along the river with a different destination and Sa Jan 11 7:00-8:30pm theme each day. Come one time or every day. Ages: Families STARS & STORIES DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Fee: FREE Tu-F Mar 17 - Mar 20 Noon-1:30pm This early evening walk is an opportunity to learn winter stars, constellations, and the myths which help MAKING TRACKS remember them on a stroll through Animas Park. Dress See full listing on page 62. for the weather and bring a flashlight. Binoculars are Ages: ALL helpful. Children should be old enough to understand DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME walking silently. No pets. Sa Jan 4 1:00 - 3:00pm Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Sa Jan 25 7:00-8:30pm Sa Feb 15 7:00-8:30pm Sa Mar 28 7:00-8:30pm TREES, WEEDS, & WILDFLOWERS See full listing on page 62. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Sa Apr 11 10:00 - 11:30am SCIENCE & LEARNING BENEFICIAL BUGS COMPASS GAMES Fee: FREE Fee: FREE Learn about New Mexico’s pollinators and beneficial Learn to use a compass to follow a trail or lay out a trail insects through planting seeds that attract pollinators, for someone else by playing games and having fun in the art activities in the observation room, and a hands-on park. Compasses are provided for this outdoor activity. visit to the Xeriscape Demonstration Garden with NMSU Ages: 4th grade through adult Master Gardeners. DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Ages: ALL Sa Mar 7 10:00am-Noon DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Sa Feb 29 1:00-3:00pm

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SCIENCE & LEARNING CUB SCOUT DAY MAKING TRACKS Fee: FREE Fee: FREE Cub Scouts can enjoy a short walk and talk with nature Take a walk through Animas Park looking for tracks and center staff and volunteers to learn the wildlife and traces of the animals who live here. If weather permits, trees in the river park and how we protect them and the make a plaster cast of a track to take home. Nature environment. Ask questions and make notes or sketches center staff and volunteers will help everyone learn more while meeting other Scouts. You are welcome to bring a about the wildlife in the park. lunch to enjoy in our picnic area and to plan a hike in the Ages: ALL park before or after your visit. DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Ages: Cub Scouts Sa Jan 4 1:00 - 3:00pm DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Sa Apr 25 10:00am or 2:00pm PICNIC IN THE PARK FOR PRESCHOOLERS Fee: FREE EARTH SCIENCE DAY Preschool children and their families bring lunch and Fee: FREE meet at the nature center for a picnic followed by a story Drop in at the nature center with your unidentified rock or activity and stroller-friendly walk in the park. Learn and mineral finds to have experts identify them. Tour about plants, insects, birds, and all the interesting wildlife. a gas and oil well and learn about petroleum geology. Feed the friendly ducks and be home in time for naps. Look at the collections of the Farmington Museum as Ages: Preschoolers well as those of some lifelong rockhounds. Learn about DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME volcanoes, fossils, and careers in earth science. Scouts Tu Ongoing starting Apr 2 11:30am - 12:30pm who bring their badge books can get requirements signed by our consultants. ROPES & KNOTS Ages: ALL Fee: FREE DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Knot tying is an old-fashioned skill that still comes in Sa Feb 8 1:00-4:00pm handy and is fun to learn. Make your own sample of rope using an ancient hand method, try the pioneer rope- GEOCACHING making machine, tie some useful knots, and learn rope Fee: FREE, preregister by calling 599-1422 tricks. Come to learn or share your own favorite skills with Use GPS clues to find and to hide a small “treasure” to knots. Children should be able to tie a bow or shoestring. share with others from all over the region. Begin logging Ages: Elementary kids through adult your adventures in geocaching in this active class led by DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME experienced participants. Dress for the weather and for Sa Feb 22 1:00 - 3:00pm walking up to two miles at a leisurely pace in the beautiful parks along the river. Bring your hand-held GPS unit or TREES, WEEDS, & WILDFLOWERS your phone with the GPS feature. Fee: FREE Ages: ALL Take a walk to learn the many wild plants of our river parks DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME and appreciate their spring flowers. Get ideas for plants Sa Mar 14 9:00am-Noon you might grow at home and learn some of the plants with traditional uses on this walk of about a mile. Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Sa Apr 11 10:00 - 11:30am

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SPECIAL EVENTS EARTH DAY CELEBRATION FRIENDS OF THE NATURE CENTER ANNUAL Fee: FREE MEETING Create art from recycled materials, learn about curbside Location: Farmington Museum (Pg. 38) recycling, take a guided trail walk, learn about the Fee: FREE, RSVP for dinner by January 14 Xeriscape Demonstration Garden, and try other activities All members and others interested are invited for a with staff and volunteers from our parks department. simple supper, elections of board members, and news Bring your own art from recycled materials to show and about the nature center activities and plans. You can also share. enjoy the Farmington Museum exhibits while there. Ages: ALL Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Sa Apr 18 11:00am-2:00pm F Jan 17 6:00-8:00pm VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES NATURE CENTER DOCENT TRAINING XERISCAPE DEMONSTRATION GARDEN Register: Kandy at 599-1421 VOLUNTEER DAY If you can give some time to help groups of children Help staff and volunteers groom the Xeriscape and others learn about the ecology and beauty of our Demonstration Gardens for the spring and learn river parks, attend this training session (includes a light about herbs, native plants, and successful low-water lunch). We will walk the trails, find some of the interesting landscaping features as we work. Bring your own favorite things to show, and learn some techniques for managing tools and gloves if you have them. Come any time during groups. New guides will begin by assisting experienced the day and help with this spring project. docents and then can schedule their times to lead tours. Ages: ALL Volunteers at any of the other museum facilities are DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME welcome to attend and become more familiar with the Sa Mar 21 8:00am-3:00pm nature center programs. Ages: Adult DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Th Mar 12 9:00am-1:00pm

70 www.fmtn.org/PRCA Sycamore Park Community Center SYCAMORE PARK COMMUNITY CENTER 1051 Sycamore Street • Farmington, NM 87401 www.fmtn.org/SPCC • (505) 566-2480 @SycamoreParkCommunityCenter

Sycamore Park Community Center (SPCC) provides a safe and pleasant environment where all members of the community can participate in recreational activities. Activities are offered daily. Contact us or visit the website for a daily schedule. SPCC offers: • Indoor gymnasium • Skate park • Game room with pool and Foosball • Computer lab with free wi-fi • Commercial kitchen • Meeting space • Copy & Fax Services (See pg. 75.)

HOURS OF OPERATION PARTY RENTALS Monday - Friday • 8:30am to 8:00pm SPCC is available to rent for meetings, birthday parties, Saturday • 10:00am to 6:00pm reception, showers, etc. • Activity Rooms - $15.00 per hour, $50.00 deposit HOLIDAY HOURS & CLOSURES • Kitchen - $15.00 flat rate, $100.00 deposit January 1 • CLOSED for New Year’s Day • Courtyard - $10.00 per hour, $50.00 deposit February 1 • CLOSED for Daddy Daughter Ball (Pg. 73) • Gymnasium - $30.00 per hour, $50.00 deposit February 17 • Open 10:00am to 6:00pm ONLY for • Entire Facility (Sundays only) - $150.00 flat rate, President’s Day $300.00 deposit for 8-hours or less April 10 • 9:00am to 1:00pm ONLY for Good Friday DANCE COMMUNITY LINE DANCING YOUTH BALLET AND JAZZ DANCE Fee: FREE Fee: FREE, preregistration required Floread Hodgson will teach you different line dances and Mondays, Jan 27 - May 11 make sure you have a lot of fun along the way. Join Hannah and Alyssa this year for our youth dance Ages: ALL program. This is a beginning dance class where you will DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME learn basic dance steps and have a lot of fun preparing Tu Ongoing 6:00-7:30pm for the Spring Dance Recital. If you miss three classes you will removed from the class roster. Max 12 students per session. Register online at www.fmtn.org/WebTrac under “Dance” or use the activity #. See instructions on page 4 to register online or give us a call. AGE TIME ACTIVITY # 5-8 yrs. 4:30-5:00pm 409001-BB 5-8 yrs. 5:00-5:30pm 409001-CC 9-17 yrs. 5:30-6:15pm 409001-DD www.fmtn.org/PRCA 71 Sycamore Park Community Center FITNESS CIRCUIT WORKOUT Fee: FREE Join us for this drop-in class. There are a variety of workout stations set-up throughout the gym. Work at your own pace. Ages: Adults DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME M, W, F Ongoing 9:00-10:00am GOLF FIRST TEE PROGRAM Fee: FREE This program teaches life skills through the game of golf that stick with kids for a lifetime. The program provides golf basics, builds character, and promotes healthy choices. Ages: Youth DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME M Ongoing 3:00-3:30pm HEALTH, WELLNESS, & SAFETY FREE MEAL PROGRAM ICAN COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS Farmington Municipal Schools at Risk Supper Program Fee: FREE provides meals for kids 18 years and younger. No meals The San Juan County Cooperative Extension hosts free on no-school days or during spring break. weekly cooking demonstrations. All materials, recipes, Ages: Youth and supplies are provided. DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Ages: ALL M-F Ongoing 4:00-5:00pm DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME W Ongoing 10:00-10:45am HEALTH & SAFETY FAIR Fee: FREE VICTIM IMPACT PANELS This is a free community event for everyone. Register for Fee: FREE door prizes. There will be 30+ vendors with health and Dr. Richard L. O’Neill and Sharon O’Neill with Drug Free safety information. If you are interested in becoming a San Juan County, Inc. host monthly victim impact panel vendor contact the center. classes. Doors open at 6:30pm. No admittance after Ages: ALL 7:00pm. DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Ages: Adult Sa Apr 25 11:00am-2:00pm DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME 1st W Monthly 6:30-9:00pm

72 www.fmtn.org/PRCA Sycamore Park Community Center SCIENCE & LEARNING KEEP IT CLEAN YOUTH LIFE SKILLS WEEK Fee: FREE Fee: FREE Farmington Clean & Beautiful hosts free, educational Stay busy this spring break while having fun AND learning activities that include information and games related to life skills! More info available online closer to spring break. keeping our community environment clean and healthy. Ages: Youth Ages: Elementary kids DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME M-F Mar 16-20 12:00-4:00pm 2nd M Monthly 3:30-4:00pm SPECIAL EVENTS CUPID’S BASH & CAKEWALK EASTER EGGSTRAVAGANZA Fee: FREE, cake donations welcome Fee: FREE Join us for Cupid’s Bash on Valentine’s Day. We will have Join us for the largest community Easter event in cookie decorating, crafts, Valentine bingo, a cakewalk, the area! There will be food vendors, games, the Egg and more. Scramble (egg hunt), dance contest, and a chance to the Ages: ALL meet the Easter Bunny! DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Ages: Families F Feb 14 5:00-7:00pm DESCRIPTION DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME Event start F Apr 10 9:00am DADDY DAUGHTER BALL - NEW DATE! Egg Scramble F Apr 10 10:00am Location: Farmington Civic Center Dance contest F Apr 10 11:00am Fee: $8.00 Event start F Apr 10 9:00am Show the young lady in your life just how important she is by inviting her to a special evening full of dancing, MOTHER SON DODGEBALL refreshments, complimentary photos, and something & ICE CREAM SOCIAL special for the ladies. Put on your dancing shoes, let Fee: $8.00 your little girl get all dressed up and take her on a daddy Moms and sons, are you ready for the annual dodgeball daughter date to remember! This year’s theme is Carnival tournament and ice cream sundae? This is especially Extravaganza with color scheme, gold, maroon, and for mothers and sons to build memories that will last a black. This event sells out FAST! Register online at lifetime. This year’s theme is Hollywood and includes www.fmtn.org/WebTrac under “Sycamore Tickets” or dodgeball, ice cream, and a picture to cherish for years to use the activity #. See instructions on page 4 to register come. This event sells out FAST! Register online at online or give us a call. www.fmtn.org/WebTrac under “Sycamore Tickets” or Ages: ALL use the activity #. See instructions on page 4 to register DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME ACTIVITY # online or give us a call. Sa Feb 1 6:00-8:00pm DDBALL20 Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME ACTIVITY # Sa Mar 7 1:00-3:00pm mSDBALL19 ST. PATRICK’S DAY MADNESS Fee: FREE Get in the mood for St. Patrick’s Day by joining us for fun and games for the whole family. WEAR GREEN! There will be a “Most Creative Green Worn Contest” so be sure to get creative and wear green! Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME F Mar 17 4:30-6:30pm www.fmtn.org/PRCA 73 Sycamore Park Community Center SPORTS & ATHLETICS BASKETBALL OPEN GYM ADAPTIVE DISC GOLF Fee: FREE Fee: FREE The Harv Henry Gymnasium is reserved for pick-up The San Juan Basin Disc Golf Club will be at Sycamore basketball if there are no special events. Park to play disc golf, rain, snow, sleet, or shine. The Ages: ALL course is set for all abilities and ages. Bring your discs and DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME join the fun! Tu, Th Ongoing 6:00-8:00pm Ages: ALL DAY(S) DATES(S) TIME 3rd Th Ongoing 9:00-10:30am

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For information contact the individual facilities or call the Parks, Recreation, & Cultural Affairs Admin at (505) 599-1197. The following facilities offer some combination of copy, print, fax, and computer services: • Bonnie Dallas Senior Center (Pg. 20) • Farmington Indian Center (Pg. 37) • Sycamore Park Community Center (Pg. 71)

$0.25 per page - Copy/Print Black and White $0.25 per page - Copy/Print Color $1.00 per page - Send/Receive local or out-of-state faxes FREE - Computer usage, may need to sign-up for a time slot • Paperwork must be copy/fax ready. • A limit of 20 copies or prints will be allowed at one time per customer for personal use only.

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