Registration begins April 29, 2021 | Para ayuda en español: 414.475.8180

Recreation SUMMER Guide

Activities for the entire community YOUTH | TEENS | ADULTS | SENIORS mkerec.net Join Milwaukee Recreation for summer fun in the sun!

Warmer temperatures have arrived in Milwaukee, which Now is the perfect opportunity to try something new, means it’s time for the Summer 2021 Recreation Guide! We so take some time to browse our guide as there is are excited to offer much needed recreation activities to something for everyone. We look forward to safely the community this season. As always, the safety of our staff engaging with you this summer! and participants remains our top priority, and programs will continue to operate at a limited capacity and adhere Sincerely, to recommended physical distancing and mask-wearing guidelines. Dr. Keith P. Posley This summer, we are thrilled to welcome back many of our Superintendent of Schools most popular programs such as youth sports clinics, aquatics classes, wellness programs, and our summer playgrounds. You can also visit one of our many wading pools or splash pads — they’re a great way to beat the heat!

Additionally, we invite you and your family to join us for the first ever Milwaukee Recreation Drive-in Movie Night! This new event will take place on May 15 and allow you to experience a classic summer drive-in at the Milwaukee Public Schools Central Services parking lot (5225 W. Vliet Street). More details regarding registration, movie selection, and start times can be found at mkerec.net/movie.

OPENING BEFORE- AND -AFTER SCHOOL SOON CAMP Education and recreation enrichment activities for all grades

LEARN MORE TODAY Scan the QR code or visit mkerec.net/camps $5 SWIM IS back! This summer, Milwaukee Recreation is excited to welcome back our $5 swim program! As the American Red Cross celebrates its centennial swim campaign, Milwaukee Recreation has partnered with the Red Cross to offer $5 swim classes at three (3) locations: Milwaukee HS of the Arts, North Division HS, and Vincent HS. Classes are available for youth, adults, and families.

Sign up to get eight (8) classes, equal to one full session of swim lessons, for just $5! Visit page 37 for more information on registration and class offerings. We can’t wait to see you in the pool! Table of Contents 1

Ways to Register...... 2 Milwaukee Recreation Personal Skills...... 60 Summer Playgrounds....25-26 Sports & Recreation...... 60 Registration Information.....2 Golf...... 61 Registration Form...... 3 Driver Education...... 27-28 Tennis...... 61

Inclusion Services Policy.....4 Twilight Centers...... 29 Adult Sports...... 62 This recreation guide is a Program Locations...... 5 MPS Now Hiring...... 6 Outdoor Education...... 30-34 Therapeutic Recreation....63-64 quarterly publication of Free Summer Meals...... 6 Outdoor Education...... 30-31 Milwaukee Recreation, a Family Bug Hikes...... 32 Team Milwaukee – department of MPS. Youth/Teen Activities...... 7-15 Nat’l Get Outdoors Day.....33 Special Olympics...... 65 Arts & Crafts...... 7-8 Wild Wednesdays...... 33 Baton...... 8 Space Science...... 34 Dr. Keith P. Posley OASIS Community Ctr...... 66 Cycling & Bike Maint...... 8-9 Active Older Adults Program Superintendent of Schools Dance...... 9-11 Aquatics...... 35-44 Chair Yoga...... 66 Family Classes...... 11 Level Information...... 35 Outdoor Education Classes.....66 Lynn A. Greb, Senior Director Mad Science...... 12-13 Protocols & Information...... 36 Fitness Center...... 66 Milwaukee Recreation Music...... 13 $5 Swim Classes...... 37 Music in MPS...... 14 General Swim Classes...38-40 WASA/Senior Dining Milwaukee Board of Nature in Your ARC Training...... 41 Program/Seniorfest...... 67 School Directors Neighborhood...... 15 Adult Swim...... 41 Marva Herndon Personal Skills...... 15 Aqua Fitness...... 41-42 SMS Messaging Note/50+ 1st District Babysitting Certification.....15 Aquatics Training...... 42-43 Travel Club...... 68 Science...... 15 Youth Comp Swim...... 43-44 Erika Siemsen Adult Comp Swim...... 44 Reduced Price Tickets/ 2nd District Youth/Teen Sports...... 16-24 Customer Survey...... 69 Basketball...... 16 Community Wellness.....45-44 Sequanna Taylor Baseball...... 17 Safety Information...... 70 3rd District Cheerleading...... 17 Adult Enrichment...... 47-61 Fitness...... 18 Weaving & Fiber Arts...... 47 Face Mask Information...... 71 Aisha Carr Football...... 19 Arts & Crafts...... 47-50 4th District Golf...... 19 Computers...... 50 Mission, Vision, Values...... 72 Lacrosse...... 19 Cycling & Bike Maint...... 50 Jilly Gokalgandhi Martial Arts...... 20 Dance...... 50-51 5th District Softball...... 20 Fitness...... 51-55 Marcela Garcia Soccer...... 21 Health & Wellness...... 55 6th District Track...... 21-22 Language Skills...... 56-57 Tennis...... 22-23 Martial Arts...... 57 Henry Leonard Volleyball...... 23-24 Music...... 57-58 7th District Intro to Frisbee...... 24 Organization...... 58 Outdoor Education...... 59 Megan O’Halloran 8th District Bob Peterson At Large Para ayuda en español: 475-8812

Important Dates — See page 2 for details. OUR MISSION: April 27 Registration for Driver Education begins at 10AM To enrich and strengthen the community April 29 Priority registration for city of Milwaukee residents begins at 10AM by promoting healthy lifestyles, May 6 Non-city of Milwaukee residents’ registration begins at 10AM. personal development, and fun through memorable recreational and educational May 21 Mail-in registration deadline. experiences for people of all ages and May 21 Fax-in registration deadline. Fax registrations must be received by 4PM. abilities. A NOTE REGARDING SUMMER 2021 REGISTRATION: OUR VISION: Milwaukee Recreation will only be accepting Summer 2021 course To be the leading provider of quality registrations online, over the phone, by mail, or fax. In-person registration and affordable recreation services in the will be offered at two (2) selected locations. See page 2 for more Milwaukee community. information.

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 2 Registration Begins on April 29

Important Registration Information ENROLLMENT. Registrations will be processed in the order in which they are received. Ways to Register Enrollment is not guaranteed. We reserve the right to cancel classes because of low Priority registration is given to city of Milwaukee residents beginning enrollment after a class has started and to close further enrollment when a class is filled. All participants must register and pay for classes prior to attending the first session. April 29, 2021 at 10AM. Non-city of Milwaukee residents may register beginning May 6, 2021 at 10AM through the DEADLINES dates listed below. Registration for Driver Education will begin on April . Registrations must be received before registration deadlines. No exceptions. Milwaukee Recreation is not responsible for delayed mail delivery, or unreadable or improperly 27, 2021 at 10am. transmitted faxes. No telephone registrations accepted. A NOTE REGARDING SUMMER 2021 REGISTRATION: CONFIRMATION. Activity confirmations will be mailed to the address listed on the registra- Milwaukee Recreation will only be accepting Summer 2021 course tion form. If you register online, your confirmation will not be mailed; instead, you will be able registrations online, over the phone, by mail, or fax. We will be offering to print your confirmation immediately. walk-up registration at two (2) sites this summer, details are below. Visit mkerec.net or call 414.475.8811 for more information. REFUND POLICY. Information regarding our refund policy can be found online at www.mkerec.net/refund. Or, contact us at 414.475.8180 to receive a copy by mail. 1. ONLINE REGISTRATION Deadline: one week before your class begins. INSURANCE. Milwaukee Recreation does not provide accident or hospital insurance for class participants. Participants should review their insurance policies for coverage. Visit mkerec.net for the easiest way to sign up. If you’re having trouble logging into your account, please do not create a new account. Instead, please call 414.475.8180 for assistance. FEES. Resident and non-resident fees are as listed under course offerings. Registration forms SAVE YOUR USERNAME AND PASSWORD HERE: without the proper fee will be returned. ______REDUCED ACTIVITY FEE (17 YEARS & UNDER). City of Milwaukee youth whose family is enrolled in FoodShare/SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), Wisconsin 2. WALK-UP REGISTRATION AT SELECTED LOCATIONS Shares Childcare Subsidies, and/or Foster Care may be eligible for reduced fees. Children’s Deadline: one week before your class begins. classes over $10 are eligible for a $5 discount. Children’s classes $30 and over are eligible for a $10 discount. **Classes, field trips, special events, and admission fees that are not eligible for Milwaukee Recreation will be offering in-person registration at two sites this summer. reduced fees are noted in the class description. MPS Students: The MPS student database is Details on date and time are listed below: used to verify eligibility. Registrant must provide documentation with registration if eligibility cannot be confirmed. Non-MPS Students: Must provide eligibility documentation with registra- 1. Marshall High School (4141 N 64th St), Saturday, June 12 from 10:00am - 12:00pm tion. Our full policy including acceptable documentation can be found online at www.mkerec. 2. Hamilton High School (6215 W Warnimont Ave), Saturday, June 12 from 10:00am - 12:00pm net/reduced. 2. OVER-THE-PHONE REGISTRATION PAYMENT METHODS. Includes check, money order, credit/debit card (VISA/ MasterCard Deadline: one week before your class begins. only), and cash (in-person registration only). Denied Credit/Debit Cards: Individuals whose 1. Please call 414-475-8811 to inquire about registering for a class over the phone. credit/debit card has been denied will not be registered until an alternate form of payment is received. Returned Checks: Individuals whose checks are returned will no longer be registered Please have credit card information ready at the time of your call. for that class. Individuals must register again by paying with cash or money order and will be included in the class if space is still available. A $20 returned check charge will be added to your 3. FAX-IN REGISTRATION class fees. Out-of-state checks will not be accepted. Through Friday, May 21 at 4:00 PM 1. Fax completed form to: Milwaukee Recreation. PROGRAM ACCESSIBILITY: Reasonable accommodations are made for individuals to (414) 475–8183. Please include a return FAX number. participate in Milwaukee Recreation programs. For more information on requesting a reason- able accommodation, please visit the Inclusion Services Policy on page 4 or call 414-475-8182 2. A credit card number (MasterCard or Visa only), expiration date, and signature are required on all forms. AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT: Milwaukee Recreation is committed in both policy and practice to enforce and implement all required provisions of the Americans with Disabilities 4. MAIL-IN REGISTRATION Act. If you or your child need a reasonable accommodation to participate in a recreation program, your request may be made to any Milwaukee Recreation staff person. Upon reasonable notice, Registration must be received by Friday, May 21 efforts will be made to accommodate your request. 1. Make check payable to:Milwaukee Recreation. CHECKS ONLY will be accepted for mail-in registrations. Please DO NOT send cash via mail. A.H.E.R.A. REGULATION: Official Notice to Inform All MPS Parents and Employees about 2. Mail to: Milwaukee Recreation, P.O. Box 2181, Milwaukee, WI 53201-2181. Asbestos Containing Materials Inside School Buildings is Hereby Given: According to the United 3. Active Older Adults: Mail to 2414 W. Mitchell St., 53204 States E.P.A., the A.H.E.R.A. Regulation requires annual notification to all employees and par- ents/guardians regarding asbestos containing materials inside school buildings. Management Plans specifying locations, condition, and past response actions of these materials are located in Nondiscrimination Notice: It is the policy of the Milwaukee Public Schools, as required by section 118.13, the respective engineer’s office for each site and are available for review during normal school Wisconsin Statutes, that no person will be denied admission to any public school or be denied the benefits of, or be discrimi- hours as required by A.H.E.R.A. In the ongoing program to safely maintain asbestos-containing nated against in any curricular, extracurricular, pupil services, recreational or other program or activity because of the person’s materials, MPS conducts surveillances, and 3-year reinspections, and implements appropri- sex, race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation or physical, ate response actions. If interested parties have specific questions relating to the Milwaukee mental, emotional or learning disability. This policy also prohibits discrimination under related federal statutes, including Public School District policy or the scheduling of asbestos related activities planned or in Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (race, color, and national origin), Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (sex), progress, please contact the MPS Environmental Services Department at 414.283.4626. and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (disability), and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (disability). The following individuals have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: For section 118.13, Wisconsin Statutes, federal Title IX: Matthew Boswell, Director, Department of Student Services, Room 133, Milwaukee Public Schools, 5225 W. Vliet St., P.O. Box 2181, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53201-2181 (414) 475-8027. For section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Section 504), federal Title II: J. Andy Woyte, Interim Section 504/ADA Coordinator, Department of Specialized Services, 6620 W. Capitol Dr., Milwaukee, WI, 53216, (414) 438-3677. ASL: (414) 438-3458 MILWAUKEE RECREATION CLASS/ACTIVITY REGISTRATION FORM

MAIN CONTACT ______RECEIPT # (OFFICE USE ONLY) LAST NAME FIRST NAME MIDDLE INITIAL DATE OF BIRTH Month/Day/Year ADDRESS ______APT. #______CITY______ZIP CODE______(NO PO BOX #s, PLEASE)

PHONE (______)______E-MAIL ______CHECK BOX IF ADDRESS IS NEW

PERMISSION: I hereby grant permission for my child/myself to participate in the CASH MONEY ORDER CREDIT CARD #______EXP. DATE___ /____ above-named Milwaukee Recreation event. In the event of any injury CHECK (# ______) CARDHOLDER NAME______SECURITY CODE:______requiring medical attention, I hereby grant permission to the recreation CHECKS PAYABLE TO MILWAUKEE RECREATION staff (including volunteers) to attend to PHONE NUMBER (______)______SIGNATURE: ______my son/daughter or myself including seeking medical attention. NEW: DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION (MAIN CONTACT) WAIVER: I/we recognize that unanticipated situations and problems 1. Which race or ethnicity best describes you? 2. Which of the following most accurately describes you? can arise during Recreation activities that Hispanic/Latino (1)____ Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander (5)___ Male (M)___ are not reasonably within the control of Non-binary (N)___ the recreation staff (including volunteers). American Indian or Alaska Native (2)___ White (6)___ Female (F)___ I/we therefore agree to release and hold Prefer not to answer (P)___ harmless the Milwaukee Board of School Asian (3)___ Two or more races (7)___ Transgender (T)___ Directors, its agents, officer, employees, and volunteers, from any and all liability, Black or African American (4)___ Prefer not to answer (8)___ claims, suits, demands, judgments, costs, interest and expense (including attorneys’ fees and costs) arising from For each participant please record the corresponding letter and number in the “DEMO” column in the table below. such activities, including any accident or injury to myself or my child and the costs of medical services. DOB Activity Section PHOTO PERMISSION/RELEASE: Activity Name Day Time Fee First/Last Name DEMO (Month/Day/ I understand that there are times when Code Code the local news media, national news Year) media and/or nonprofit organizations partnering with Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) request the opportunity to videotape, take photographs and/ or interview participants within Milwaukee Recreation and MPS. By signing this, I understand that and give permission for MPS to allow this with respect to my child and/or myself. I also understand that by signing this release I give permission to MPS to make or use pictures, slides, digital images, or other reproductions of me, of my minor child or of materials owned by me or my child, and to put the finished pictures, slides, or images to use without compensation in broadcast productions, publications, on the Web, or other printed or electronic materials related to the role and function of the MPS. I understand that by signing this, I am, on behalf of myself and/or my child, releasing MPS and its directors, officers, employees and agents, from any future claims as well as from any liability arising Please sign this form TOTAL FEES $ from the use of any photograph or other at left, enclose total REDUCED ACTIVITY FEE (17 YEARS & UNDER) images. This form shall be valid for payment, and mail to REDUCED ACTIVITY FEE Families meeting financial guidelines may qualify for an activity discount. Children’s classes over $10 are the duration of the current Milwaukee eligible for a $5 discount. Children’s classes $30 and over are eligible for a $10 discount. Most field trips, Recreation program season. Milwaukee Recreation special events, and admission fees are not eligible and are so noted in the class description. School-age PO Box 2181 $ youth whose family qualifies for one or more of the following program subsidies are eligible for the youth I hereby certify that I have read and do Milwaukee, WI, 53201 – discount (where applicable): FoodShare/SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), Wisconsin understand the above information: SCHOOL NAME: ______Shares Childcare Subsidies, and Foster Care. The MPS student database will be used to verify participant or fax to eligibility. Non-MPS students must provide eligibility documentation with registration. Our full policy can 414.475.8183 Please check this box if $1 DONATION? be found online atwww.mkerec.net/reduced . before the advertised you wish to donate $1 to the Youth Program Fund. registration deadlines. CHECK THIS BOX IF YOU ARE REQUESTING THE ______x TOTAL PAYMENT DUE REDUCED ACTIVITY FEE FOR YOUR CHILD Signature required for all registrations $ 4 Inclusion Services Policy MILWAUKEE RECREATION INCLUSION SERVICES POLICY

Milwaukee Recreation is committed to creating and promoting inclusion within all facilities and programs. Through the Inclusion Services Policy and supporting practices, we aim to ensure that everyone has access to the benefits of quality parks and recreation. Milwaukee Recreation defines inclusion as the process of including all persons, regardless of their socioeconomic level, abilities, language, ethnic origin, sexual orientation or gender identification. POLICY GOALS: The Inclusion Services Policy outlines Milwaukee Recreation’s approach to ensuring inclusive environments and equitable opportunities for all community members in local parks and recreation. THIS POLICY ENSURES THAT: • Community members utilizing our facilities, programs and services have equitable and ability-appropriate access to programs and services regardless of ability, race, age, language, religion, country of origin, sexual orientation, or gender identity. • Site staff, community partners and stakeholders engage in the support of all community members and promote inclusive behaviors both in park and recreation facilities and throughout the community in public spaces. • Milwaukee Recreation establishes and maintains an organizational infrastructure for the management of the policy and its established goals and objectives. • Milwaukee Recreation will continuously measure and improve inclusive practices. We invite you to visit mkerec.net/inclusion to learn more about Milwaukee Recreation’s efforts to support inclusive practices across all program areas including the Equity Based Prioritization Model for playfield improvements, professional development opportunities for staff, Everyone Plays! Scholarship Program, and the new process for requesting accommodations for Recreation classes. Need accommodations? Submit an ADA Accommodation Request electronically by visiting mkerec.net/inclusion and a member of the recreation team will contact you for further details. Requity Professional Development Trainings

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Program Locations 5

Please use the phone numbers listed only during recreation program hours at that location.

Bay View High School Hawthorn Glen 2751 S. Lenox St., 294-2517 1130 N. 60th St., 777-7888 Enter door #4 off Montana St. Hamilton High School Brinton Community Center 6215 W. Warnimont Ave., 327-9402 2555 S. Bay St., 481-2494 Enter door #5 off south parking lot

Bryant Elementary School Lapham Peak 8718 Thurston Ave., 475-8596 W329 N846 County Road C VINCENT Delafield, WI 53018 Clovernook Playfield 6594 N. Landers St. MacDowell Montessori ClOVERNOOK 6415 W. Mt. Vernon Ave., 935-1387 Gaenslen School Enter door #7 BRYANT 1250 E. Burleigh St., 267-5734 Enter north door, #4 Madison High School 8135 W. Florist Ave., 393-6307 OBAMA Enderis Fieldhouse Enter door #7 off south parking lot 2938 N. 72nd St., 453-6026 Milwaukee Marshall MILWAUKEE MARSHALL 4141 N. 64th St., 393-2391 or 393-2388 ANDREW Enter door #10 – N. 64th St. & W. Hope Ave. DOUGLAS MPS Central Services ENDERIS FIELDHOUSE 5225 W. Vliet St., 475-8180 Enter southwest door off rear parking lot

North Division High School 1011 W. Center St., 267-5077 Enter west side of building near tennis courts

OASIS MACDOWELL 2414 W. Mitchell St., 647-6041

Obama High School 5075 N. Sherman Blvd. Enter door #5

Pulaski High School 2500 W. Oklahoma Ave. PARKSIDE PULASKI Riverside High School 1615 E. Locust St., 906-4959 HAMILTON Enter door #5 on Locust St.

South Division High School 1515 W. Lapham Blvd., 902-8377 COOPER Enter east door off faculty parking lot on 13th St.

Vincent High School 7501 N. Granville Rd., 262-236-1270 Enter north east door #4 near fieldhouse

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 6 MPS Now Hiring • Free Summer Meals Now hiring! Competitive pay. Great benefits. Full- and part-time positions available. Make a difference in our community and join the MPS team. We are actively seeking bilingual candidates. Positions fill quickly and are available citywide. • Paraprofessionals/Teaching Assistants • Children’s Health Assistants • Food Service Assistants • Building Service Helpers • Boiler Attendant Trainees • School Engineers For more information, email [email protected] or call (414) 475-8224. Apply today! For text alerts on current MPS job postings sent right to your mpsmke.com/jobs phone, visit tinyurl.com/jobsatmps. Residency in Milwaukee is not required.

MPS_HR_Ad_7x4.5_321 V3.indd 1 3/26/21 9:32 AM FREE SUMMER MEALS

No child should ever go hungry. That’s why MPS works to provide FREE, nutritious breakfast, lunch and dinner at locations throughout the city of Milwaukee.

All children (18 and under) are eligible for this program. Start dates and meal times vary by location.

For more information and a listing of summer meal sites near you, visit impactinc.org, dial 2-1-1 (866-211-2280 from your cell phone), or text FOOD to 877-877.

En español: Envía COMIDA por mensaje de texto a 877-877.

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Youth/Teen Activities • (414) 475-8811 7

Art Camp! Introduction to Acrylic ARTS & CRAFTS Students will engage in a variety of fun Painting and creative activities; including but This is an exciting, intuitive, hands-on Comic Books and Graphic not limited to sidewalk chalk, tie dye class for anyone who wants to have Novels t-shirts (bring an old, white shirt from fun while learning how easy it is to Whether they fly through the sky or lurk home), paper craft, painting, scratch- produce impressive acrylic paintings within the shadows make your super- board, drawing, cut paper, stitching, using dynamic and intuitive painting heroes and villains come to life! This and air dry clay. Art camp is hours of techniques! No previous drawing abil- introductory course covers the basics fun for everyone! Fee includes supply ity is required. You do not have to be to creating fun and imaginative com- cost and is non-refundable. an artist to participate, but if you are al- ics, much like the popular superhero Activity Code: 1RCE0905 ready experienced, this new approach comics of today. The course will focus (Section codes listed below) may just take your own work to new on the development of both characters heights! Fee includes supply cost and and stories to make amazing heroes, MacDowell (Ages 8-14)...... JU01 is non-refundable. Mon-Thu, Jun 28-Jul 1, 10:00AM-12:00PM dastardly villains, and fantastic crea- Activity Code: 1RCE0924 $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents tures come to life and jump off the (Section codes listed below) page. A creative workshop process will MacDowell (Ages 8-14)...... JU02 also be utilized to help students contin- Mon-Thu, Jul 19-Jul 22, 10:00AM-12:00PM ue to learn and grow as story tellers. All $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents aspiring heroes welcome! Fee includes supplies and is non-refundable. Survival Sewing for Youth Activity Code: 1RCE0901 This sewing class is an essential life skill (Section codes listed below) that your child will use for a lifetime. This creative class will emphasize how MacDowell (Ages 8-14)...... JU01 Mon-Thu, Jul 12-Jul 15, 10:00AM-12:00PM to repair almost anything and create $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents hand sewn crafts and garments. Skills taught include: learning about the dif- Drawing Techniques ferent types of fabric, how to sew on a Learn the techniques that profes- button, repair a small tear, and patch sional illustrators use to create excit- Puppetry & Animation Camp jeans. Final products will include: a Test your creativity with this new and ex- ing, believable and realistic pictures pencil case, wallet or a stitched hat. citing camp! Students will work together using high-quality pencils. Learn how Class fee includes supply costs, is non- to tell a story using puppets and a pup- refundable and not eligible for reduced to compose your picture from your pet theater they make themselves. The imagination. Or bring in an image of a fees. final production will be performed and Activity Code: 1RCE0938 favorite person or pet and focus on the filmed during the last class for families (Section codes listed below) drawing. Fee includes supply cost and to watch at home! Children will learn is non-refundable. valuable social skills, storytelling, improv, Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 5-12)....MR01 Activity Code: 1RCE0902 memorization, puppet and stage mak- Thu, Jun 24-Jul 29, 5:30PM- 6:30PM (Section codes listed below) ing. Camp taught by Morgan Jones from $22 Residents/$29 Non-Residents MacDowell (Ages 6-12)...... JU01 Two Pie Films. All supplies included. Mon-Thu, Jul 19-Jul 22, 12:30PM- 2:30PM Activity Code: 1RCE0915 Fashion Sewing for Youth $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) Introduce your child to being a fash- ion designer thru the life skill of sew- Riverside (Ages 6-12)...... RS01 ing. Skills taught include sewing safety, Mon-Thu, Jun 21-Jul 1, 10:00AM-12:00PM Hand Sewing Techniques pattern making, measuring and iden- Students will learn the basics of hand $51 Residents/$77 Non-Residents sewing. Decorative stitches such as tify simple sewing equipment. Children blanket stitch, chain stitch, French Crocheting will be given the choice of completing knots, the lazy daisy, and many more Complete beautiful projects in this cro- a final product of a doll shirt, pant or a will be covered. Students will cre- chet class! Please bring your own cro- pillow. Class fee includes supply cost, ate two projects: a decorative animal chet hooks and skein of yarn. is non-refundable and not eligible for pillow or cat toys with felt and a wall Activity Code: 1RCE0921 reduced fees. Activity Code: 1RCE0939 hanging that incorporates embroidery. (Section codes listed below) (Section codes listed below) Fee includes supply cost and is non- MacDowell (Ages 7-14)...... JU02 refundable. Mon-Thu, Jul 12-Jul 15, 12:30PM- 2:30PM Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 7-15)....MR01 Activity Code: 1RCE0904 $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents Mon-Thu, Jun 21-Jun 24, 3:00PM- 5:00PM (Section codes listed below) $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents MacDowell (Ages 7-14)...... JU01 Mon-Thu, Jun 28-Jul 1, 12:30PM- 2:30PM $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents Please like us on Facebook! fb.com/MilwaukeeRecreation

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 8 Youth/Teen Activities • (414) 475-8811

Clay Camps Hellen’s Test Kitchen Do you watch baking shows and love CYCLING AND BIKE The following Clay Camps will be taught at N to cook with your family? You will have Cream City Clay, Inc., located at 7105 W. E an opportunity to create usable and MAINTENANCE W Greenfield Avenue, West Allis. Cream City functional spoons, utensil holders, or- Mountain Biking 101 Clay is a learning center for the advance- ange juicer, apple baker, mixing bowl Mountain Biking 101 will cover the ba- ment of ceramic art and design which offers serving platter, butter dish, and silly sic skills needed to start enjoying the a beautiful studio, quality equipment and a salt and pepper shakers. All supplies sport, including starting, stopping, contagious creative environment. Kids will included. Class fee is non-refundable navigating courses and trail locations. create a project at each class and glaze and and not eligible for reduced fees. This course is designed to engage fire them into permanent works of art. Proj- Activity Code: 1RCE0940 your child in a sport that is a safe, fun, ects will vary each week and are tailored to (Section codes listed below) healthy, and low-impact outdoor recre- suit any age and ability. Class fees include Cream City Clay (Ages 6-9)...... CC01 ational activity. Participation is a recom- all supply costs. Limited street parking and Mon-Thu, Jul 26-Jul 29, 1:00PM- 3:00PM mended prerequisite to the upcoming municipal parking lot in the rear of the build- $120 Residents/$120 Non-Residents Mountain Biking 201 where riders will ing is available. All Camps are scheduled on have an opportunity to learn more ad- Cream City Clay (Ages 10-14)...... CC02 the 2nd floor which is not ADA compliant. vanced skills and race in the Wiscon- Mon-Thu, Jul 26-Jul 29, 1:00PM- 3:00PM Reasonable accommodations can be made sin High School Cycling League. Par- $120 Residents/$120 Non-Residents in advance of camp start dates by contacting ticipants are encouraged to bring their Bob at 475-8935. own bikes; however, bikes are available Exotic Animals and Funny upon request in a limited capacity. Beach Island Getaway Pets Class fee is non-refundable. N Create underwater creatures, ocean in- N Sculpt your favorite animal figures. Activity Code: 1RCE2803 spired scenes and coral reefs. Class in- Paint images of your favorite pet or (Section codes listed below) E cludes all supplies. Class fee is non-refund- E animals you wish were your pet! Make W able and not eligible for reduced fees. W a keep sake mug with ears and tail MacDowell (Ages 12-18)...... JU01 Activity Code: 1RCE0936 handles. Class includes all supplies. Tue/Thu, Jun 29-Aug 5, 4:00PM- 6:00PM (Section codes listed below) Class fee is non-refundable and not eli- $25 Residents/$25 Non-Residents gible for reduced fees. Cream City Clay (Ages 6-9)...... CC01 Riverside (Ages 12-18)...... RS01 Activity Code: 1RCE0941 Mon-Thu, Jun 28-Jul 1, 1:00PM- 3:00PM Tue/Thu, Jun 29-Aug 5, 3:30PM- 5:30PM (Section codes listed below) $120 Residents/$120 Non-Residents $25 Residents/$25 Non-Residents Cream City Clay (Ages 6-9)...... CC02 Cream City Clay (Ages 6-9)...... CC01 Tiefenthaler Park (Ages 12-18)...... TF01 Mon-Thu, Jun 28-Jul 1, 1:00PM- 3:00PM Mon-Thu, Aug 9-Aug 12, 1:00PM- 3:00PM Mon/Wed, Jun 28-Aug 4, 4:00PM- 6:00PM $120 Residents/$120 Non-Residents $120 Residents/$120 Non-Residents $25 Residents/$25 Non-Residents Cream City Clay (Ages 10-14)...... CC02 Video Games, Movies, and Mon-Thu, Aug 9-Aug 12, 1:00PM- 3:00PM Mountain Biking 201 $120 Residents/$120 Non-Residents Mountain Biking 201 will be a continu- Monsters ous progression from Mountain Biking Sculpt clay creatures and scenes in- 101, covering more advanced skills for N spired by your favorite video, movies E navigating courses and trails as well as and monster characters. Make cups BATON some basic bicycle maintenance. This W and plates that you can use everyday Baton course is designed for those interested creating a personal lifetime experi- in riding and racing in the Wisconsin ence. All supplies included. Class fee Twirl your way to fun while you learn basic skills such as figure 8s, flat spins, High School Cycling League, part of is non-refundable and not eligible for the National Interscholastic Cycling reduced fees. pinwheels, and tosses. Coordinate your twirling with marching jumps, leaps, Association (NICA). Participation in Activity Code: 1RCE0937 Mountain Biking 101 is recommend- (Section codes listed below) and dance steps. Enjoy the opportunity to perform. A baton is required and can ed as a prerequisite. Participants are Cream City Clay (Ages 6-9)...... CC01 be purchased from the instructor. Class encouraged to bring their own bikes; Mon-Thu, Jul 12-Jul 15, 1:00PM- 3:00PM taught by Marcy Blaufuss! however, bikes are available upon re- $120 Residents/$120 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RCE2903 quest in a limited capacity. Class fee is non-refundable. Cream City Clay (Ages 10-14)...... CC02 (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1RCE2804 Mon-Thu, Jul 12-Jul 15, 1:00PM- 3:00PM Beulah Brinton (Ages 5-17)...... BN01 (Section codes listed below) $120 Residents/$120 Non-Residents Mon, Jun 21-Aug 16, 1:30PM- 2:30PM $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents MacDowell (Ages 12-18)...... JU01 Tue/Thu, Aug 10-Oct 21, 4:00PM- 6:00PM Beulah Brinton (Ages 5-17)...... BN02 $25 Residents/$25 Non-Residents Mon, Jun 21-Aug 16, 2:45PM- 3:45PM $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents Riverside (Ages 12-18)...... RS01 Tue/Thu, Aug 10-Oct 21, 4:00PM- 6:00PM Riverside (Ages 5-6)...... RS03 $25 Residents/$25 Non-Residents Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 11:00AM-11:55AM $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents

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Bike Maintenance with Billie Hip Hop This class will teach you the skills need- DANCE Break out of the boring routine and ed to keep and maintain your bike in African Dance into freestyle dance! Learn hip hop fine working order. These skills will save Explore the art of African dance as you grooves you’ve always wanted to, but you time, money and make your rides enhance your rhythmic and creative never thought you could. Activity Code: 1RCE2908 easier and safer. With a few tools, you movement skills. Experience African cul- (Section codes listed below) can make your bike rideable. This class ture, music, and dance. Please wear com- is for beginners. In this class you will fortable clothing. All levels are welcome. Hamilton (Ages 3-8)...... HA01 cover the following: changing a flat Activity Code: 1RCE2901 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 12:00PM-12:45PM tire, fixing a slipped chain, complet- (Section codes listed below) $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents ing a minor brake repair and seasonal cleaning. Class taught by Billie Myhra. Bryant (Ages 6-17)...... BY01 Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 8-12)....MR01 Please bring your bike to class. Youth Wed, Jun 23-Jul 28, 6:00PM- 7:00PM Thu, Jun 24-Jul 29, 6:00PM- 7:00PM and adult classes are combined. Class $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents fee is non-refundable and not eligible Riverside (Ages 6-17)...... RS01 for reduced fees. Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 1:00PM- 2:00PM Princess Ballet Activity Code: 1RCE2807 $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents A springboard to Beginner Ballet. (Section codes listed below) Children learn to express themselves through movement and dance using Hamilton (Ages 11-17)...... HA01 Ballet Ballet is a fine art discipline which strives stories of familiar princesses. Begin Sat, Jul 24, 10:00AM-11:30AM to understand basic concepts such $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents to improve coordination, posture and muscular development. Learn basic as tempo, levels and space. Dancers MacDowell (Ages 11-17)...... JU01 ballet positions, steps and floor com- should wear ballet shoes and tight fit- Sat, Jul 10, 10:00AM-11:30AM binations. Ballet shoes and leotards ting clothes or ballet tights, leotard, $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents are recommended. Unless otherwise and/or a ballet skirt. Activity Code: 1RCE2909 Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 11-17). MR01 noted, all classes are beginner level. (Section codes listed below) Sat, Jul 17, 10:00AM-11:30AM Activity Code: 1RCE2902 $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) Hamilton (Ages 6-9)...... HA01 Tue, Jun 22-Aug 3, 4:00PM- 4:45PM Riverside (Ages 11-17)...... RS02 Hamilton (Ages 7-14)...... HA01 Sat, Jun 26, 10:00AM-11:30AM Tue, Jun 22-Aug 3, 7:00PM- 7:45PM $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents Pre-Ballet Riverside (Ages 6-8)...... RS01 Your child will be introduced to the Bike Safety Basics Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 12:00PM-12:55PM Come learn the rules of the road that basic posture and positions of ballet, $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents will make your biking experience a while having fun with rhythm and cre- safe and fun adventure. You will learn Riverside (Ages 5-6)...... RS02 ative movement. Ballet shoes and leo- proper turn signals, good etiquette for Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 11:00AM-11:55AM tards are recommended. city streets and tracks, proper protec- $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RCE2911 (Section codes listed below) tive gear, how to ride in a group and Riverside (Ages 9-12)...... RS04 bike laws. This is a hands on course. Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 1:00PM-1:55PM Riverside (Ages 3-5)...... RS01 Class taught by Billie Myhra Please $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 10:00AM-10:55AM bring your bike to class. Youth and $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents adult classes are combined. Class fee is non-refundable and not eligible for Tumbling Ballerinas reduced fees. The art of Ballet and the fun of Tum- Activity Code: 1RCE2808 bling go hand-in-hand in this class! (Section codes listed below) Dancers will learn the fundamentals Hamilton (Ages 11-17)...... HA01 of ballet and to move creatively and Sat, Jul 24, 12:00PM- 1:30PM expressively while incorporating fun $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents tumbling activities. Posture, posi- tions, rhythm, hand eye coordination MacDowell (Ages 11-17)...... JU01 Contemporary Jazz This class uses jazz, classic ballet, and and balance will all be covered in this Sat, Jul 10, 12:00PM- 1:30PM course. Leotards and ballet shoes are $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents lyrical jazz to express the beauty, excite- ment, and emotions of a song. Your child recommended. Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 11-17). MR01 will be leaping for joy and showing off Activity Code: 1RCE2912 Sat, Jul 17, 12:00PM- 1:30PM his or her jazz hands in no time. Please (Section codes listed below) $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents have your child wear jazz shoes (no ballet Riverside (Ages 3-7)...... RS01 Riverside (Ages 11-17)...... RS02 shoes) and comfy clothes to class. Tue, Jun 22-Jul 27, 4:30PM- 5:15PM Activity Code: 1RCE2907 Sat, Jun 26, 12:00PM- 1:30PM $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents Hamilton (Ages 4-9)...... HA01 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 1:00PM- 1:45PM $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents

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Beginner Ballet/Tap Continuing Ballet Modern Dance This combination class offers tap and Fun and fast-paced class created for Learn fundamental principles including ballet instruction in a fun atmosphere. dancers with prior ballet training. This contraction, release, spirals and experi- In tap, students work with timing and class assumes previous ballet experi- ment with weight, gravity and dynam- rhythms, while ballet focuses on tech- ence. For ballet the dancers should ic. Pre-requisite: Dancers must have nique. Dancers should bring ballet and wear ballet shoes and tight fitting a minimum of 1 year in ballet and/or tap shoes. clothes or ballet tights, leotard, and/or jazz technique classes and a concurrent Activity Code: 1RCE2913 a ballet skirt. enrollment in a Continuing ballet class. (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1RCE2918 Please wear pants that cover the knees. (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1RCE2926 Hamilton (Ages 6-9)...... HA01 (Section codes listed below) Tue, Jun 22-Aug 3, 5:00PM- 5:45PM Hamilton (Ages 7-14)...... HA01 $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents Thu, Jun 24-Aug 5, 5:00PM- 5:45PM Hamilton (Ages 11-17)...... HA01 $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents Thu, Jun 24-Aug 5, 8:00PM- 8:45PM Beginner Jazz $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents Learn jazz dance technique. The Jazz dance class format offers young danc- Accelerated Continuing ers a unique opportunity to develop Ballet the poise, confidence and jazz tech- Created for dancers in middle school nique. Jazz shoes are recommended or high school who have training in for dancers. multiple dance disciplines. Excellent Activity Code: 1RCE2914 for students returning to ballet who (Section codes listed below) want to refresh and expand their bal- Hamilton (Ages 7-14)...... HA01 let/technique skills. Tue, Jun 22-Aug 3, 6:00PM- 6:45PM Activity Code: 1RCE2927 $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) Hamilton (Ages 11-17)...... HA02 MacDowell (Ages 13-17)...... JU01 Thu, Jun 24-Aug 5, 6:00PM- 6:45PM Hip Hop Camp Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 10:00AM-10:45AM $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents Join us and explore some of the latest $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents hip hop dance moves. Participants will Beginner Lyrical Ballet gain comfort on stage and learn one Continuing Lyrical Ballet Learning to dance to the lyrics of songs or possibly two routines. The program Learning to dance to the lyrics of songs and feeling the emotion the song will culminate with a performance for and feeling the emotion the song brings forth. You learn how to expand family and friends on the last day of brings forth. You learn how to expand off of your ballet training and use tech- camp. off of your ballet training and use tech- nique in different ways. This class as- Activity Code: 1RCE2922 nique in different ways. This class as- sumes previous ballet experience. For (Section codes listed below) sumes previous ballet experience. For ballet the dancers should wear ballet MacDowell (Ages 5-12)...... JU02 ballet the dancers should wear ballet shoes and tight fitting clothes or ballet Mon-Thu, Jul 26-Jul 29, 1:30PM- 3:30PM shoes and tight fitting clothes or ballet tights, leotard, and/or a ballet skirt. $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents tights, leotard, and/or a ballet skirt. Activity Code: 1RCE2915 Activity Code: 1RCE2928 (Section codes listed below) Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 5-12)....MR02 (Section codes listed below) Mon-Thu, Jun 28-Jul 1, 2:30PM- 4:30PM Hamilton (Ages 10-17)...... HA01 $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents MacDowell (Ages 11-17)...... JU01 Thu, Jun 24-Aug 5, 4:00PM- 4:45PM Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 12:00PM-12:45PM Riverside (Ages 5-12)...... RS02 $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents Mon-Thu, Jun 21-Jun 24, 1:30PM- 3:30PM $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents Giggle, Wiggle, Shake! This class will teach your child the be- Continuing Hip Hop ginning steps of dance, while having Fun and fast-paced class created for fun learning with other children their dancers with prior hop-hop training. age. (no special shoe requirement) Dancers will be given moves that build Class fee is non-refundable and not eli- upon the basic principles of Hip-Hop gible for reduced fees. dance while learning fun and energetic Activity Code: 1RCE2917 moves and routines. (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1RCE2924 Riverside (Ages 2-3)...... RS01 (Section codes listed below) Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:20AM- 9:50AM Hamilton (Ages 11-17)...... HA01 $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents Thu, Jun 24-Aug 5, 7:00PM- 7:45PM $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents MacDowell (Ages 11-17)...... JU01 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 11:00AM-11:45AM $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents

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Dance Sampler Camps Alfro-Latin Fusion MKE Family Scavenger Hunt Do you want to learn many differ- This unique class will showcase a fusion Explore Milwaukee with your family or ent dance styles and express yourself of afrobeat, hiphop, and latin dance N team and earn points for each chal- creatively through movement? In this styles. Participants will be exposed to E lenge you complete. Some challenges camp, kids will concentrate and learn different genres of music and move- W will require you to travel to Milwaukee a different dance style each day includ- ment. Come learn some new footwork Recreation locations while others you ing, African, Hip Hop, Soul and Carib- and combinations! can do from the comfort of your home! bean. On the last day, the camp will Activity Code: 1RCE2989 The families or teams with the high- conclude with a performance to show (Section codes listed below) est number of points at the end of the off new skills. scavenger hunt will be eligible to win a MacDowell (Ages 7-17)...... JU01 Activity Code: 1RCE2931 prize! Participants will use a mobile app Wed, Jun 23-Aug 4, 6:00PM- 7:00PM (Section codes listed below) to view challenges and track progress. $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Directions will be emailed to all par- MacDowell (Ages 6-14)...... JU01 ticipants prior to start of the scavenger Mon-Thu, Jul 12-Jul 15, 11:00AM- 1:00PM hunt. A smart phone or mobile device $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents FAMILY CLASSES is needed to participate in this activity. Riverside (Ages 6-14)...... RS01 Activity Code: 1RAE3325 Mon-Thu, Jul 19-Jul 22, 11:00AM- 1:00PM Daddy Daughter Walk Wednesday, July 7th, is National Father (Section codes listed below) $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents Daughter Take a Walk Day! Celebrate City-wide...... CS01 the day by taking a 2 mile walk by the Fri, Jul 30-Sun Aug 8, 9:00AM- 9:00PM African Dance Camp beautiful lakefront and South Shore Park. This four day youth camp will explore $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents Walk will start and end at Beulah Brinton. the art of African dance while enhanc- Activity Code: 1RCE3302 ing rhythmic and creative movement (Section codes listed below) skills. Experience African culture, mu- sic, and dance. Class will conclude Beulah Brinton (Ages 1 & up)...... BN01 with a short performance following the Wed, Jul 7, 5:00PM- 6:30PM last session on Thursday afternoon. FREE Wear comfortable clothing and bring your excitement for dance! Activity Code: 1RCE2932 (Section codes listed below) MacDowell (Ages 7-12)...... JU02 Mon-Thu, Jul 26-Jul 29, 11:00AM- 1:00PM $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents MPS RUN BACK TO SCHOOL Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 7-12)....MR02 Mon-Thu, Jun 28-Jul 1, 12:00PM- 2:00PM AUGUST 28, 2021 $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents Riverside (Ages 7-12)...... RS02 Mon-Thu, Jun 21-Jun 24, 11:00AM- 1:00PM Save the date for the 14th annual Run Back to School! $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents Move and Grove Camp Break away from the mold during this Join us this summer for the 14th annual four day jazz and hip hop dance camp. Students will enjoy learning the basics jazz and hip hop steps and combina- Run Back to School! tion while improving their rhythm, co- ordination, and stamina. Please wear More details about comfortable clothing. Activity Code: 1RCE2936 the event will (Section codes listed below) MacDowell (Ages 8-14)...... JU02 be shared soon. Mon-Thu, Jul 12-Jul 15, 1:30PM- 3:30PM $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents Visit mkerec.net/ Riverside (Ages 8-14)...... RS01 Mon-Thu, Jul 19-Jul 22, 1:30PM- 3:30PM rbts for up-to-date $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents information! Photo taken prior to COVID-19.

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MAD SCIENCE Mad Science: BRIXOLOGY Camp Mad Science: The Science of BRIXOLOGY Camp sets the foundation Slime Mad Science: Electricity for our next generation of makers! Chil- We will set up the Mad Science Lab dren learn about different types of engi- for Junior Scientists to mix, brew, and Workshop neering and then team up to construct mush up several batches of slime! This workshop introduces students to a different engineering themed project the fundamental concepts of electric- That is right. This one-day camp is all using LEGO bricks. We will learn about about creating gooey globs of fun, ity: circuits, conductors, insulators, and aerospace engineering while assembling how electricity is converted for every- better known as slime. With the help a space station. We will explore mechani- of Mad Scientist instructors, Junior Sci- day uses. Students get to create differ- cal engineering as we build boats and ve- ent circuits, interact with plasma balls, entists will get to whip up several dif- hicles. That is not all from carnival rides ferent slime recipes and spend the day discover “sticky” static electricity and to drawing machines, mechanical animals make their own static energy cham- learning about polymers. Glitter Slime, to truss bridges, your future engineer will glow in the dark slime, Orb slime, the bers to take home. Children should build upon their creativity to solve real bring their own snack (no nut products possibilities are endless as kids experi- world design challenges, while devel- ment at the Slime Bar and create three please). Class fee is non-refundable oping their problem solving and team and not eligible for reduced fees. different kinds of polymers. Junior Sci- building skills. Let the tinkering begin! entists will also test their slime creations Activity Code: 1RCE7605 Campers receive daily custom Mad Sci- (Section codes listed below) in a series of fun games and activities ence brick take homes. Children should known as the Slime Olympics! Children Hamilton (Ages 5-12)...... HA01 bring a snack each day (No nut products should bring their own lunch, drink and Sat, Jul 10, 10:00AM-11:00AM please). Class fee is non-refundable and snack (no nut products please). Class $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents not eligible for reduced fees. fee is non-refundable and not eligible Activity Code: 1RCE7613 for reduced fees. Secret Agent Lab Camp (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1RCE7632 Explore forensic science through the Riverside (Ages 7-12)...... RS02 (Section codes listed below) eyes of both a detective and a spy. Our Mon-Thu, Jul 19-Jul 22, 9:00AM- 2:00PM Hamilton (Ages 5-12)...... HA01 team of scientists have been working $196 Residents/$196 Non-Residents overtime to develop these “top secret” Sat, Jul 24, 8:30AM- 4:30PM activities. Campers will join the Mad $78 Residents/$117 Non-Residents Science Bureau of investigations to stiff Riverside (Ages 5-12)...... RS02 out forgeries and counterfeits! They will Sat, Jul 31, 8:30AM- 4:30PM use scientific methods to reconstruct $78 Residents/$117 Non-Residents events and foil a burglary using state of the art security methods. Use spy Mad Science: Radical Robots gadgets to help with breaking codes What are automatons? How do robotic and discover clues, while checking out systems work? Learn all about robot- a crime scene from the view of a detec- building in this exciting Mad Science tive. Kids will love taking home their de- lab! Students will tinker with their very tective Kit, Spy glasses, and Secret safe own robots as they learn the basic engi- to Sleuth at home! Classes are filled Mad Science: Slime Time neering skills involved in building these with fun hands-on experiments and Ooze into a gooey hour of sliming machines. Experiment with robots that cool take home items each day of the around! Create slime using the Mad can do some extraordinary tasks, infra- camp. Children should bring their own Science recipe. Take home your own red robots, robotic arms, and even ro- snack (no nut products please). Class concoction of Mad Science slime. Class bots that like to play. Children should fee is not eligible for reduced fees. fee is is non-refundable and not eligi- bring their own snack (no nut products Activity Code: 1RCE7612 ble for reduced fees. please). Class fee is non-refundable (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1RCE7615 and not eligible for reduced fees. (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1RCE7635 Hamilton (Ages 7-12)...... HA01 (Section codes listed below) Mon-Thu, Jul 12-Jul 15, 9:00AM- 2:00PM Hamilton (Ages 5-12)...... HA01 $196 Residents/$196 Non-Residents Sat, Jun 26, 10:00AM-11:00AM Riverside (Ages 5-12)...... RS01 $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents Sat, Jul 17, 10:00AM-11:00AM $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents

Schedule Changes: Your Safety is our Priority: Please note compliance with Please know we are taking the necessary precautions to ensure your COVID-19 regulations may result safety while participating in Milwaukee Recreation programs. The use of in schedule changes. We will face masks or cloth face coverings is required when inside Milwaukee communicate these as soon as Recreation facilities for all staff and participants over the age of 3, and possible. Thank you for your required outside unless 6 feet apart from others. If you do not have a understanding. mask or face covering, one will be provided for you.

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Mad Science: Spy Academy Look out 007! From edible messages and decoding clues, students will have the opportunity to check out their skills that spies have to have to survive. Spies use these skills in the world of espio- nage. Children should bring their own snacks (no nut products please). Class fee is non-refundable and not eligible Guitar Sing Out! for reduced fees. Learn basic chords, notes, and different Do you want to learn to sing or sing Activity Code: 1RCE7636 strumming techniques. Strum your way with more confidence and control? (Section codes listed below) to fun. Bring your own guitar. Class is Work on basic vocal techniques. Learn Riverside (Ages 5-12)...... RS01 combined with adult class. proper breathing, voice inflection, Sat, Jun 19, 10:00AM-11:00AM Activity Code: 1RCE4604 range and ear training. Class is com- $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) bined with adult class. Activity Code: 1RCE4609 Beulah Brinton (Ages 12-17)...... BN01 (Section codes listed below) Sat, Jun 26-Aug 21, 2:00PM- 3:30PM MUSIC $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents Hamilton (Ages 12-17)...... HA01 Hamilton (Ages 12-17)...... HA01 Thu, Jun 24-Aug 5, 7:45PM- 8:45PM Songwriting 101 $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents No matter what age, aspiring to be Thu, Jun 24-Aug 5, 6:00PM- 7:30PM a great musician (or even good one) $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents goes beyond merely practicing. Taught Introduction to Harmonica Riverside (Ages 12-17)...... RS01 Learn the basic techniques of playing by Dennis Dykstra, learn the basics of (Beg. - Semi-Private) the harmonica. Before long you will music theory including ear training and Mon, Jun 21-Jul 26, 6:30PM- 8:00PM be jamming with your classmates and songwriting. Let us help you become $39 Residents/$59 Non-Residents showing off to your family and friends. a better performer and increase your Carry your music in your pocket! Please options as a musician. Don’t bring an Piano bring a ‘Key of C’ harmonica. Class is instrument to the first class. Class is No matter what you do in life, it’s al- combined with adult class. combined with adult class. ways important to start with the basics. Activity Code: 1RCE4611 Activity Code: 1RCE4601 This class will give beginning piano (Section codes listed below) (Section codes listed below) enthusiasts an introduction to the key- Hamilton (Ages 12-17)...... HA01 Hamilton (Ages 12-17)...... HA01 board, keys, scales, chords, melodies, Tue, Jun 22-Aug 3, 6:00PM- 7:00PM Wed, Jun 23-Aug 4, 7:45PM- 8:45PM and note reading. Classes are com- $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents $26 Residents/$52 Non-Residents bined with adult classes. Keyboards are provided for all classes. Bass Guitar Activity Code: 1RCE4606 Learn the basics, theory, riffs and chord (Section codes listed below) progressions. Bring your own bass gui- Beulah Brinton (Ages 12-17)...... BN01 tar. Class is combined with adult class. (Beg.) Activity Code: 1RCE4602 Sat, Jun 26-Aug 21, 10:30AM-12:00PM (Section codes listed below) $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents Beulah Brinton (Ages 12-17)...... BN01 Beulah Brinton (Ages 12-17)...... BN02 Fri, Jun 25-Aug 13, 7:15PM- 8:15PM (Int.) $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents Sat, Jun 26-Aug 21, 12:15PM- 1:45PM $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents Drums Hamilton (Ages 12-17)...... HA01 Aspiring drummers will learn rhythm, Wed, Jun 23-Aug 4, 6:00PM- 7:30PM accents, drum rolls and style. Bring a Bucket Drumming $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents Learn the art of street drumming. pair of drumsticks and a practice drum Drumming with 5 gallon buckets has pad (available at most music stores). become very popular in recent years Class is combined with adult class. Rock Band Join the band, learn some advanced so join us and learn the beats of the Activity Code: 1RCE4603 songs, and have fun! All types of musi- street. All levels welcome. Bring your (Section codes listed below) cians welcome; bring your musical in- own sticks. Buckets will be provided. Beulah Brinton (Ages 12-17)...... BN01 strument. Previous band experience re- Activity Code: 1RCE4618 Fri, Jun 25-Aug 13, 6:00PM- 7:00PM quired. Class is combined with adult class. (Section codes listed below) $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RCE4607 Hamilton (Ages 12-17)...... HA01 (Section codes listed below) (Class combined with adult class.) Beulah Brinton (Ages 12-17)...... BN01 Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:00PM- 7:00PM Sat, Jun 26-Aug 21, 4:00PM- 6:00PM $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents

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String Lessons MUSIC IN MPS This course provides students the op- Milwaukee Recreation and the MPS Music portunity to learn and develop their Department offer the following Saturday skills on stringed instruments violin, Youth Music lessons at Hamilton and viola, cello and bass in a small group Marshall. Class fees for all classes are $12 setting. Students must come to class- Residents and $18 Non-Residents. All classes Piano/Keyboard es with their own instruments. Please provide students the opportunity to learn This course provides students the op- register for the string classes using the and develop their skills in a small groups. portunity to learn and develop their following guidelines: Beginner 1 - No Students must come to class with their own skills on a piano in a small group set- experience Ages 7 - 9; Beginner 1 - No instrument, except piano/keyboarding. ting. Students will work on melodies experience Ages 10 - 17; Beginner 2 - Register for the classes using the following in right and left hands, independence, Ability to play No. 1-36 in Essential Ele- guidelines: Beginner: No experience on scales, basic chords and arpeggios. Fo- ments Ages 7 - 9; Beginning 2 - Ability instrument, Intermediate: 1-2 years of cus on manual dexterity; rhythmic ex- to play No. 1-36 in Essential Elements experience on instrument, Advanced, 3+ pression and correct hand positions will Ages 10 - 17; Intermediate 1 - Com- years of experience on instrument. All assist students in their daily practice. A pleted Beginning 1 and 2; Advanced teachers reserve the right to place students in piano or electronic keyboard at home - Completed Beginning 1 and 2 and the appropriate skill level after the first class. is recommended. Please register for Intermediate 1. the Piano/Keyboard classes using the Activity Code: 1RCE3218 Acoustic Guitar following guidelines: Beginner 1 - No (Section codes listed below) This course provides students the op- experience Ages 7 - 9; Beginner 1 - No Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 7-17)....MR01 portunity to learn and develop their experience Ages 10 - 17; Beginner 2 - (Beg.) skills on guitar in a small group setting. Ability to play up to page 26 in Alfred’s Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:10AM- 9:40AM Emphasis will be basic note reading Basic Level 1A or Completed Beginner $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents and chord playing skills. A 1/2 or 3/4 1 Ages 7 - 9 Beginner 2 - Ability to play Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 7-17)....MR02 sized nylon-stringed acoustic guitar is up to page 26 in Alfred’s Basic Level 1A (Int.) required. Students must bring their or Completed Beginner 1 Ages 10 - 17; Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:55AM-10:25AM own instrument to class. Please regis- Intermediate 1 - Completed Beginner $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents ter for classes following the guidelines 1 and 2; Intermediate 2 - Completed below: Beginning - no experience Beginner 1 and 2 and Intermediate 1; Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 7-17)....MR03 required; Intermediate - 1-2 years of Advanced - Completed Beginner 1 and (Adv.) experience on instrument; Advanced - 2 and Intermediate 1 and 2. Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 10:40AM-11:10AM 3+ years of experience on instrument. Activity Code: 1RCE3207 $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents Class combined with Ukulele. (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1RCE3201 Hamilton (Ages 7-17)...... HA01 Beginning Ukulele (Section codes listed below) Are you a fan of Vance Joy or Twenty- (Beg.) One Pilots? Now is your chance to Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 8:30AM- 9:00AM Hamilton (Ages 7-17)...... HA01 learn their main instrument: the ukulele. $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents (Beg.) Students in this class will learn chords, Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:35AM-10:05AM Hamilton (Ages 7-17)...... HA02 melody, note reading and strumming $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents (Int.) patterns. This class will give you the Hamilton (Ages 7-17)...... HA02 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:15AM- 9:45AM skills needed to give you the basics of (Int./Adv.) $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents the ukulele including how to read chord Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 10:20AM-11:05AM Hamilton (Ages 7-17)...... HA06 charts and help you hit the ground run- $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents (Adv.) ning with your favorite songs. Ideal for Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 10:00AM-10:45AM future guitar players! No experience $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents necessary. Students should bring their own ukuleles and books will be provid- ed at the first session. Class combined with Guitar classes. Activity Code: 1RCE3220 (Section codes listed below) Hamilton (Ages 10-17)...... HA01 (Beg.) If you receive state or federal assistance like FoodShare or BadgerCare, your chil- Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:35AM-10:05AM dren may be eligible to receive a scholarship to pay for most classes in the $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents Milwaukee Recreation Guide. This includes arts & crafts, cooking, dance, fit- Hamilton (Ages 10-17)...... HA02 ness, language skills, music, outdoor education, sports, swimming and more! (Int.Adv.) Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 10:20AM-11:05PM $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents Limited scholarships available. Apply today! Please call 414.475.8180 or visit mkerec.net/scholarship to learn more and complete our short application.

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NATURE IN YOUR RED CROSS NEIGHBORHOOD BABYSITTING Traveling Tales for Tots CERTIFICATION This nature tale time includes a story, craft, outdoor exploration, and a visit Babysitting Workshop from an education ambassador animal. Ages 11 & up. Receive American Red Parent/guardian must register, pay, and Cross certification for babysitting. Learn attend with child. Fee is per person. basic First Aid, reacting to stressful situ- Class fee is non-refundable and not eli- ations, creative play techniques, proper gible for reduced fees. nutrition and more. Sign up early as class- Activity Code: 1P124724 es fill quickly. Not eligible for reduced (Section codes listed below) fees. Refund request must be received one week prior to the start of class. Beulah Brinton (Ages 3 & up)...... HG01 Activity Code: 1RCE5601 (Little Owl’s Night by Divya Srinivasan) (Section codes listed below) Thu, Jul 8, 3:00PM- 4:00PM $4 Residents/$6 Non-Residents Hamilton (Ages 11-17)...... HA02 Sat, Jul 10, 8:30AM- 4:00PM Hamilton (Ages 3 & up)...... HG02 $100 Residents/$150 Non-Residents (Log Hotel by Anne Schreiber) Tue, Jun 29, 6:00PM- 7:00PM Riverside (Ages 11-17)...... RS01 $4 Residents/$6 Non-Residents Sat, Jul 17, 8:30AM- 4:00PM $100 Residents/$150 Non-Residents Hamilton (Ages 3 & up)...... HG03 (I’m a Seed by Jean Marzollo) MacDowell (Ages 11-17)...... JU02 Tue, Jul 27, 6:00PM- 7:00PM Sat, Jul 24, 8:30AM- 4:00PM $4 Residents/$6 Non-Residents $100 Residents/$150 Non-Residents Marshall (Ages 11-17)...... MR02 Sat, Jul 31, 8:30AM- 4:00PM $100 Residents/$150 Non-Residents

SCIENCE IT for EVERYONE! Has this year been frustrating for you N due to mandated social distancing or E has it opened your eyes to the prom- W ising role IT will play in the future? If your answer is yes to either one, this DID YOU PERSONAL SKILLS class is for you! This class will consist of software programming including creat- KNOW? Hair Braiding ing and developing apps and games. Braiding has been around for hundreds Hands-on computer networking, using of years. First being used to decorate tools and equipment to design a net- costumes and objects. Then being used work infrastructure. Students will also Your child is to decorate the hair. In this class you assemble and disassemble a computer. will learn how to do 3 strain flat braids, Learning how to protect computer re- more likely to be plaits, and also how to braid with weave. sources from unauthorized users will Get ready to learn a new skill or even also be discussed. Please bring your physically active perfect your skill so that you put no lim- own screwdrivers to the hardware class. its on your creativity. Participants will be Class taught by Emmanuel Kwarteng, if you make using hair braiding kits to practice skills President and CEO of Young IT Educa- during class. Class fee includes the cost tors Corp. of supplies and is non-refundable. physical activity Activity Code: 1RCE5403 Activity Code: 1RCE5804 . (Section codes listed below) (Section codes listed below) a family priority via mayoclinic.org. Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 7-15)....MR02 Riverside (Ages 8-17)...... RS01 Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:30PM- 7:30PM Tue/Thu, Jun 22-Jul 29, 5:00PM- 7:00PM $24 Residents/$31 Non-Residents $54 Residents/$81 Non-Residents Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 7-15)....MR01 Thu, Jun 24-Jul 29, 6:30PM- 7:30PM $24 Residents/$31 Non-Residents

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Coed Basketball Skills Camp BASKETBALL Basketball skill camps with the empha- N B.I.G. Basketball sis placed on participation, develop- In this program, participants will learn E ment of basketball skills, sportsman- the fundamentals of basketball, including W ship, and teamwork. Due to physical dribbling, passing, shooting, rebounding, distancing, no games or scrimmages rules, and how the game is played. Com- will be played. Participants are encour- bine all of these components with team aged to bring their own water bottle, play for a fun and exciting experience. sweat towel, and mask/face covering if Activity Code: 1RCE1102 (Section codes listed below) possible. Participation is capped at nine (9) participants per section. Please call Hamilton (Ages 7-9)...... HA01 414.475.8410 for more information. Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:30AM-10:30AM Activity Code: 1RYS1104 $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 7-9)...... MR01 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 11:45AM-12:45PM Vincent (Ages 9-11)...... VN01 $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Tue-Fri, Jul 6-Jul 9, 9:00AM-10:30AM $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 7-9)...... MR02 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 2:15PM- 3:15PM Vincent (Ages 12-14)...... VN02 $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Tue-Fri, Jul 6-Jul 9, 11:00AM-12:30PM Riverside (Ages 7-9)...... RS01 $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 1:30PM- 2:30PM Vincent (Ages 9-11)...... VN03 $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Tue-Fri, Jul 13-Jul 16, 9:00AM-10:30AM All-American Basketball $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents This advanced class is designed for children Vincent (Ages 12-14)...... VN04 who have a solid foundation in basketball Tue-Fri, Jul 13-Jul 16, 11:00AM-12:30PM and wish to improve to the next level. $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RCE1106 (Section codes listed below) Hamilton (Ages 10-12)...... HA01 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 10:45AM-11:45AM $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents GILBERT BROWN ALL-PRO FOOTBALL Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 10-12)....MR01 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 1:00PM- 2:00PM $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Join Gilbert Brown for three days filled with fun and foot- Riverside (Ages 10-12)...... RS01 ball instruction at this all-pro camp. The camp will train Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 2:35PM- 3:35PM $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents participants in the basic fundamentals of football. Wheth- er you’re an experienced player or never played before, Basketball Shooters Camp Do you want to be a more consistent this camp is for you. Gilbert Brown leads this camp along shooter? This camp is designed to im- prove your shot by providing instruction with a host of coaches who have extensive football knowl- for better footwork, a quicker release and proper stance when shooting the bas- edge and experience working with children. This camp is ketball. Campers will be introduced to a FREE to attend. Sign up any day on site! Take your game variety of shooting techniques, including shooting off the dribble, pull up jumpers to the next level. Register at mkerec.net/gilbertbrown or and when and how to use the backboard. at gilbertbrownfoundation.org. Activity Code: 1RCE1107 (Section codes listed below) Riverside (Ages 8-11)...... RS01 North Division High School Mon-Thu, Jun 21-Jun 24, 9:00AM-11:30AM $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents July 6, 7 & 8, 2021 Riverside (Ages 5-7)...... RS02 Tue-Thu, Jul 6-Jul 8, 9:00AM-12:30PM $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents Ages 8-12: 8:30AM-Noon Riverside (Ages 5-7)...... RS04 Ages 13-17: 2:00PM-5:30PM Mon-Thu, Jul 19-Jul 22, 9:00AM-11:30AM $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents Riverside (Ages 6-11)...... RS03 Questions? Email [email protected]. (Girls Only Camp) Mon-Thu, Jul 26-Jul 29, 9:00AM-11:30AM $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents

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Rookie Baseball Camp BASEBALL Join our coed baseball camp to devel- CHEERLEADING N op fundamental skills on the diamond. T-Ball Camp E Cheerleading Skills Camp Register for our introductory coed t- Instructors will lead drills and teach This introductory coed cheerleading N ball camp to learn the basics of base- W skills, rules, teamwork, and sportsman- E camp is offered for 3rd-8th grade chil- ball. We will practice throwing, hitting, ship. Baseball gloves will be provided dren. During this instructional camp, W base running, and fielding. Baseball if your child does not already have one. participants will learn the proper cheer gloves will be provided if your child Camp rainout dates will be resched- leading techniques including motions, does not already have one. Camp uled for Friday of that same week at the jumps, tumbling and much more. Due rainout dates will be rescheduled for same time and location. Participants are to physical distancing, stunts will not Friday of that same week at the same encouraged to bring their own baseball be taught. Participants are encouraged time and location. Maximum of nine (9) glove, water bottle, sweat towel, and to bring their own water bottle, sweat participants per section. Participants face mask/covering if possible. Maxi- towel, and mask/face covering if pos- are encouraged to bring their own mum of nine (9) participants per sec- sible. Participation is capped at nine baseball glove, water bottle, sweat tion. Participants will receive a t-shirt, (9) participants per clinic. Please call towel, and face mask/covering if pos- baseball cap, and medal. Please call 414.475.8410 for more information. sible. Participants will receive a t-shirt, 414.475.8410 for more information. Activity Code: 1RYS8402 baseball cap, and medal. Please call Activity Code: 1RYS1005 (Section codes listed below) 414.475.8410 for more information. (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1RYS1004 Wisconsin Conservatory of Lifelong (Section codes listed below) Brinton Playfield (Ages 7-9)...... BN01 Learning (Ages 8-11)...... WC01 Mon-Thu, Jun 28-Jul 1, 11:00AM-12:30PM Mon-Thu, Jul 12-Jul 15, 12:00PM- 1:30PM Brinton Playfield (Ages 4-6)...... BN01 $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Mon-Thu, Jun 28-Jul 1, 9:00AM-10:30AM $21 Residents/$32 Non-Residents $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Brinton Playfield (Ages 7-9)...... BN02 Wisconsin Conservatory of Lifelong Mon-Thu, Jul 12-Jul 15, 3:00PM- 4:30PM Learning (Ages 11-14)...... WC02 Brinton Playfield (Ages 4-6)...... BN02 $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Mon-Thu, Jul 12-Jul 15, 1:00PM- 2:30PM Mon-Thu, Jul 12-Jul 15, 2:00PM- 3:30PM $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Cooper Playfield (Ages 7-9)...... CP01 $21 Residents/$32 Non-Residents Mon-Thu, Jun 28-Jul 1, 3:30PM- 5:00PM Cooper Playfield (Ages 4-6)...... CP01 $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Mon-Thu, Jun 28-Jul 1, 1:30PM- 3:00PM $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Enderis Playfield (Ages 7-9)...... EF01 Mon-Thu, Jun 14-Jun 17, 3:30PM- 5:00PM Cooper Playfield (Ages 4-6)...... CP02 $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Mon-Thu, Jul 12-Jul 15, 5:30PM- 7:00PM $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Enderis Playfield (Ages 7-9)...... EF02 Mon-Thu, Jun 21-Jun 24, 9:00AM-10:30AM Enderis Playfield (Ages 4-6)...... EF01 $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Mon-Thu, Jun 14-Jun 17, 1:30PM- 3:00PM $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Fairview Playfield (Ages 7-9)...... FV01 Mon-Thu, Jul 19-Jul 22, 3:30PM- 5:00PM Enderis Playfield (Ages 4-6)...... EF02 Mon-Thu, Jun 21-Jun 24, 11:00AM-12:30PM $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Fairview Playfield (Ages 7-9)...... FV02 Fairview Playfield (Ages 4-6)...... FV01 Mon-Thu, Jul 26-Jul 29, 5:30PM- 7:00PM Mon-Thu, Jul 19-Jul 22, 1:30PM- 3:00PM $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Sijan Playfield (Ages 7-9)...... JS01 Sijan Playfield (Ages 4-6)...... JS01 Mon-Thu, Jul 19-Jul 22, 9:00AM-10:30AM Mon-Thu, Jul 19-Jul 22, 11:00AM-12:30PM $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Sijan Playfield (Ages 7-9)...... JS02 Sijan Playfield (Ages 4-6)...... JS02 Mon-Thu, Jul 26-Jul 29, 1:00PM- 2:30PM Mon-Thu, Jul 26-Jul 29, 3:00PM- 4:30PM $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Wick Playfield (Ages 7-9)...... W201 Wick Playfield (Ages 4-6)...... W201 Mon-Thu, Jun 14-Jun 17, 11:00AM-12:30PM Mon-Thu, Jun 14-Jun 17, 9:00AM-10:30AM $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Wick Playfield (Ages 7-9)...... W202 Wick Playfield (Ages 4-6)...... W202 Mon-Thu, Jun 21-Jun 24, 1:30PM- 3:00PM Mon-Thu, Jun 21-Jun 24, 3:30PM- 5:00PM $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents

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FITNESS Baseball + Softball Opportunities Summer 2021 Couch Potato to 5k *Youth In collaboration with Little League and youth organizations throughout the city, Have you ever wanted to run a 5K? Milwaukee Recreation is pleased to announce the following baseball and softball Don’t know where to start? Do you opportunities in league play for 2021. For additional information about registration need a little push and positive moti- vation? Then this is the class for you! fees, level of competition, practices, and game schedules, please contact the The Couch Potato to 5k program is organizations listed below directly. designed to ease you off the couch and get you up and running a 5K (3.1 Milwaukee Recreation Beckum-Stapleton Little miles) in only 6 weeks! Class taught by Milwaukee Recreation offers instructional League a certified running coach. Bring your baseball programs for boys and girls ages • Ages: 4-16 running shoes, towel, water bottle and an exercise mat. Get excited because 4-9. Our goal is to improve each player’s Season runs from May through June. No you’re going to run your first 5k. Adult skills through fundamental drills in throwing, prior experience necessary. and Youth classes combined. hitting, base running, and fielding. Registration includes 1 practice and 2 Activity Code: 1RCE3504 • Ages 4-6 - T-Ball Camp – See page 17 games per week at Beckum Park. Uniforms (Section codes listed below) for details. are included. • Ages 7-9 - Rookie Baseball Camp – For more information: 414.372.5794 or visit Hamilton (Ages 12-17)...... HA02 See page 17 for details. Wed, Jun 23-Jul 28, 6:15PM- 7:15PM City Wide Locations www.beckumstapletonLL.org $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents MacDowell (Ages 12-17)...... JU02 All camps are coed. Registration fee is Bay View Area Redcats Baseball $16 for residents or $24 for non-residents. Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:15PM- 7:15PM Playing age based on age as of June 1, 2021. $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Registration fee includes t-shirt, baseball • Ages 5-7 (Coach Pitch) cap, and participation medal. • Ages 8-10 (Player Pitch: 60ft bases) Riverside (Ages 12-17)...... RS02 For more information: Contact Youth Sports • Ages 11-13 (Player Pitch: 70ft bases) Thu, Jun 24-Jul 29, 6:15PM- 7:15PM $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents at 414.475.8410 or mkerec.net Season runs April - July. No prior experience necessary. Boys and girls welcome to play. Running Speedwork-Youth Wilson Premier Youth For more information, email : bvaredcats@ If you have been running for at least Baseball – WPYB sbcglobal.net or Website: sometime, and have seen your im- Fast Pitch Baseball http://www.bvaredcats.org provement slow down, this is the class • Ages 5-7 Coach Pitch for you! You will learn all the basics • Ages 8-10 Player Pitch (46 x 60) (wait- of incorporating intervals, fartlek train- ing list) Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater ing, plyometrics, and other techniques • Ages 11-12 Players Pitch (50 x 70) Milwaukee to help you run faster at any race dis- • Ages 13-16 Players Pitch (60 x 90) Reviving Baseball in Inner-cities (RBI) is a Major tance. Fartlek training originated from (waiting list) League Baseball initiative to increase inner city Sweden. It is translated as Speed Play. Please bring a water bottle and exercise Season runs from May to August. Games youth participation and interest in baseball and softball. Through the Boys & Girls Clubs mat. This six-week class is taught by played at Wilson Park (16th & Howard) and Marty Malin, a Certified Running Coach. WPYB Complex (11th & Grange). Open to of Greater Milwaukee and the Milwaukee Brewers, the Milwaukee RBI program provides Youth and Adult classes combined. both boys and girls. $120 registration and Activity Code: 1RCE3517 fundraising required. baseball and softball training, clinics, camps, leagues and tournaments play all year round. (Section codes listed below) For more information or to get on waiting Programming is for ages 4-18 years old. Hamilton (Ages 9-17)...... HA01 list: [email protected], 414.304.1498 or For more information: Contact Randy Wed, Jun 23-Jul 28, 5:30PM- 6:15PM visit www.wilsonpremieryouthbaseball.com. Hogan at 414.447.5333. $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents MacDowell (Ages 9-17)...... JU02 Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 5:30PM- 6:15PM $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents Riverside (Ages 9-17)...... RS02 Thu, Jun 24-Jul 29, 5:30PM- 6:15PM Weather Policy & Program Cancellations: $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents School Day Cancellations: If weather conditions cause Milwaukee Public Schools to close or dismiss early, Milwaukee Recreation programs will be canceled. Weekend weather cancellations for Milwaukee Recreation activities and interscholastic athletics/academics will be announced via the Milwaukee Recreation website (mkerec.net), social media, and local media.

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Try Lacrosse FOOTBALL GOLF Try a new sport and meet new friends! N This program will teach the basics of Coed Football Skills Clinics Get in the Swing E lacrosse and let children play this fun Football skill clinics are offered to 3rd Get in the Swing is a camp for begin- W sport! Instructed by Emmet O’Malley, -8th grade students with emphasis ners and avid youth golfers alike. Par- Head Coach of West Bend Rush Varsity placed on development of basic foot- ticipants will learn fundamentals from Lacrosse. He will provide initial instruc- ball skills, sportsmanship, and team- general rules and etiquette to proper tion on lacrosse and run through a few work. These two (2) day football clin- stance and how to hold a club. This drills with participants. All equipment is ics will be a fun and engaging youth camp is a great way to build a solid provided. Participants are encouraged to sports activities for children to take foundation in the sport. Golfers need bring their own water bottle, sweat towel, part in this summer. Due to social dis- to bring their own clubs. Parents will and mask/face covering if possible. Class tancing, no games or scrimmages will not be able to observe classes due to is not eligible for reduced fees. Please call be played. Participants are encouraged room restrictions. 414.475.8410 for more information. to bring their own water bottle, sweat Activity Code: 1RCE3801 Activity Code: 1RYS9701 towel, and mask/face covering if pos- (Section codes listed below) (Section codes listed below) sible. Participation is capped at nine Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 8-17)....MR01 Hamilton Playfield (Ages 8-12)...... HA01 (9) participants per session. Please call Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 1:30PM- 2:30PM Wed, Jul 21, 9:15AM-10:30AM 414.475.8410 for more information. $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RYS3703 (Section codes listed below) Hamilton Playfield (Ages 10-14).... HA02 Wed, Jul 21, 11:00AM-12:15PM Custer Stadium (Ages 8-11)...... CD01 $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents (NO CLINICS ON JULY 24th) Wick Playfield (Ages 8-12)...... W201 Sat, Jul 17 & Jul 31, 9:00AM-10:30AM Wed, Jul 7, 9:15AM-10:30AM $10 Residents/$15 Non-Residents $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents Custer Stadium (Ages 12-14)...... CD02 Wick Playfield (Ages 10-14)...... W202 (NO CLINICS ON JULY 24th) Wed, Jul 7, 11:00AM-12:15PM Sat, Jul 17 & Jul 31, 10:45AM-12:45PM $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents Pulaski Stadium (Ages 8-11)...... PD01 LACROSSE (NO CLINIC ON JUNE 12th) Sat, Jun 5 & Jun 19, 9:00AM-10:30AM Intro to Girls Lacrosse $10 Residents/$15 Non-Residents Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in Pulaski Stadium (Ages 12-14)...... PD02 the country, and also America’s oldest (NO CLINIC ON JUNE 12th) sport! This instructional clinic offers Sat, Jun 5 & Jun 19, 10:45AM-12:45PM drills/skills and fundamentals for begin- $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents ners to intermediate players. This is a great opportunity for girls to learn to Riverside HS Field (Ages 8-11)...... RS01 play the fun sport of lacrosse, coached (NO CLINIC ON JUNE 12th) by experienced and enthusiastic in- Sat, Jun 5 & Jun 19, 1:45PM- 3:15PM structors. Beginners will learn the basic $10 Residents/$15 Non-Residents skills of girls lacrosse, while intermedi- Riverside HS Field (Ages 12-14)..... RS02 ate players will refine their stick skills (NO CLINIC ON JUNE 12th) and work on advanced skills. Lacrosse Sat, Jun 5 & Jun 19, 3:30PM- 5:30PM stick, goggles and mouth guard are re- $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents quired equipment for girls lacrosse. La- crosse sticks and goggles will be avail- Vincent Stadium (Ages 8-11)...... VN01 (NO CLINICS ON JULY 24th) able to borrow, but each participant Sat, Jul 17 & Jul 31, 1:45PM- 3:15PM will need to bring their own mouth $10 Residents/$15 Non-Residents guard. No experience necessary! Activity Code: 1RCE9702 Vincent Stadium (Ages 12-14)...... VN02 (Section codes listed below) (NO CLINICS ON JULY 24th) Sat, Jul 17& Jul 31, 3:30PM- 5:30PM Riverside (Ages 6-12)...... RS01 $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents Tue, Jun 22-Jul 27, 6:00PM- 7:00PM $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents

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Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 6-17)....MR04 MARTIAL ARTS (Beg.-White, Orange, & Yellow Belts) SOFTBALL Mon/Wed, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:00PM- 7:00PM Tae Kwon Do $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents Softball for Kids Tae Kwon Do is a Korean art of hand Batter up! This skills based class will and foot fighting. Learn self-discipline, Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 6-17)....MR05 introduce you to the basics of coed kicking and punching techniques, cor- (Int./Adv., Camo-Red/Black Belts) softball. Learn to throw, pitch, hit and rect body positioning, and self-defense. Mon/Wed, Jun 21-Aug 2, 7:15PM- 8:15PM even run bases. We will teach you the Activity Code: 1RCE4506 $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) game and how to play. This class is Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 6-17)....MR07 for beginners and even kids who are Beulah Brinton (Ages 6-17)...... BN01 (Intro) experienced and want to keep their (Beg. - White - Yellow Belts) Wed, Jun 23-Jul 28, 5:00PM- 5:45PM skills sharp. You are even going to get Mon/Wed/Fri, Jun 21-Aug 20, 4:00PM- 4:45PM $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents some exercise and have fun at no extra $42 Residents/$63 Non-Residents Riverside (Ages 3-5)...... RS07 charge! Participants are responsible for Beulah Brinton (Ages 6-17)...... BN02 (Beg. white belts. Not eligible for reduced fees) bringing their own glove. Please call (Int./Adv. - Camo - Brown Belts) Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 8:15AM- 8:45AM 414.475.8410 for more information. Mon/Wed/Fri, Jun 21-Aug 20, 5:00PM- 5:45PM $8 Residents/$12 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RCE8105 $42 Residents/$63 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) Riverside (Ages 3-5)...... RS08 Beulah Brinton (Ages 6-17)...... BN03 (Int./Adv., Ara Belt & Higher) Hamilton Playfield (Ages 8-14)...... HA01 (Adv. - Red/Black & Black Belts) Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 5:00PM- 6:00PM Mon/Wed/Fri, Jun 21-Aug 20, 6:00PM- 6:45PM Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:00AM- 9:30AM $42 Residents/$63 Non-Residents $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Beulah Brinton (Ages 3-5)...... BN04 Riverside (Ages 6-14)...... RS04 (Beg., white belts. Not eligible for reduced fees) Coed Softball Camp (Not eligible for reduced fees) This camp will teach the fundamentals Sat, Jun 26-Aug 21, 8:00AM- 8:30AM Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:45AM-10:30AM N of softball including; batting, pitching, $10 Residents/$15 Non-Residents $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents E infield play, and outfield play. Stations Beulah Brinton (Ages 6-14)...... BN05 Riverside (Ages 6-14)...... RS05 W are designed for players to receive a Sat, Jun 26-Aug 21, 8:30AM- 9:30AM (Beg., orange-yellow belt. Not eligible for reduced fees) high number of repetitions in hitting $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:45AM-10:30AM and fielding focusing on the skills nec- Hamilton (Ages 6-14)...... HA01 $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents essary to complete at a higher level. Mon/Wed, Jun 21-Aug 4, 5:30PM- 6:30PM Riverside (Ages 6-14)...... RS06 Participants are encouraged to bring their $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents (Int/Adv, camo-purple belts. Not eligible for own water bottle, sweat towel, and mask/ Hamilton (Ages 6-14)...... HA02 reduced fees) face covering if possible. All 90-minute Mon/Wed, Jun 21-Aug 4, 6:45PM- 7:45PM Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 10:45AM-11:30AM clinic sessions will consist of a maxi- $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents mum of nine (9) participants. Please call 414.475.8410 for more information. MacDowell (Ages 6-17)...... JU01 Riverside (Ages 6-14)...... RS10 Activity Code: 1RYS8101 (Beg. - White - Yellow Belts) (Adv, blue-black belts) Tue/Thu, Jun 22-Aug 5, 6:00PM- 7:00PM Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 10:45PM-11:30AM (Section codes listed below) $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents $13 Residents/$20 Non-Residents Vincent Playfield (Ages 9-11)...... VN01 MacDowell (Ages 7-10)...... JU03 Riverside (Ages 6-14)...... RS11 Tue-Fri, Jul 13-Jul 16, 1:00PM- 2:30PM (Beg. - White - Yellow Belts) (Beg., white belts) $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Tue, Jun 22-Aug 3, 6:00PM- 7:00PM Mon/Wed, Jun 21-Jul 28, 5:00PM- 5:45PM Vincent Playfield (Ages 12-14)...... VN02 $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents Tue-Fri, Jul 13-Jul 16, 3:00PM- 4:30PM MacDowell (Ages 7-10)...... JU02 Riverside (Ages 6-14)...... RS03 $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents (Beg. - White - Yellow Belts) (Beg., Orange-Yellow BeltNot eligible for reduced Thu, Jun 24-Aug 5, 6:00PM- 7:00PM fees) $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents Mon, Jun 21-Jul 26, 6:00PM- 6:45PM Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 6-17)....MR01 $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents (Beg.-White, Orange, & Yellow Belts) Riverside (Ages 6-14)...... RS01 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:00AM-10:00AM (Beg., orange & yellow belts) $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Mon/Wed, Jun 21-Jul 28, 6:00PM- 6:45PM Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 6-17)....MR02 $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents (Beg.-White, Orange, & Yellow Belts) Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 10:15AM-11:15AM Riverside (Ages 6-14)...... RS02 $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents (Int./Adv., Camo-purple belts) Mon/Wed, Jun 21-Jul 28, 7:00PM- 7:45PM Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 6-17)....MR03 $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents (Int./Adv., Camo-Red/Black Belts) Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 11:30AM-12:30PM Riverside (Ages 6-14)...... RS09 $15 Residents/$23 Non-Residents (Int./Adv., Camo-black belts) Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 7:00PM- 8:00PM Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 6-17)....MR06 $15 Residents/$23 Non-Residents (Intro) Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 5:00PM- 5:45PM $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Youth/Teen Sports • (414) 475-8811 21

MUSC Summer Soccer Enderis Playfield (Ages 12-14)...... EF03 SOCCER Academy Mon-Thu, Jul 12-Jul 15, 12:30PM- 2:00PM In partnership with the Milwaukee Urban $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents Just for Kicks Soccer Soccer Collaborative, Milwaukee Rec- Score the winning goal or make a diving Hamilton Playfield (Ages 8-10)...... HA01 reation’s Youth Sports Office is offering save! Learn dribbling, trapping, and more Mon-Thu, Jul 19-Jul 22, 9:00AM-10:30AM coed outdoor soccer skill clinics for 3rd- $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents through drills. Due to social distancing, 8th grade students. Our soccer acade- no games/scrimmages will be played and Hamilton Playfield (Ages 10-12).... HA02 my training is designed to introduce and parents will not be able to watch because Mon-Thu, Jul 19-Jul 22, 10:45AM-12:15PM enhance a players mental and physical of room restrictions. Rules, strategy, and $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents soccer abilities, focusing on individual teamwork will be introduced. Please skills. The goal of the training is to de- Hamilton Playfield (Ages 12-14).... HA03 bring your own ball if possible. velop skilled, confident, and creative Mon-Thu, Jul 19-Jul 22, 12:30PM- 2:00PM Activity Code: 1RCE5901 players through purposeful practice that $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) might not occur during traditional team Wick Playfield (Ages 8-10)...... W201 Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 5-6)...... MR01 training. Due to physical distancing, no Tue-Fri, Jul 6-Jul 9, 9:00AM-10:30AM Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:00AM- 9:45AM games or scrimmages will be played. $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents Participants are encouraged to bring Wick Playfield (Ages 10-12)...... W202 their own water bottle, sweat towel, and Tue-Fri, Jul 6-Jul 9, 10:45AM-12:15PM Mighty Mite Soccer mask/face covering if possible. Partici- $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents Quit kicking your brother or sister and pation is capped at nine (9) participants Wick Playfield (Ages 12-14)...... W203 kick a soccer ball instead! Learn the per instructor with maximum of eighteen Tue-Fri, Jul 6-Jul 9, 12:30PM- 2:00PM basics of soccer and how to play as part (18) per clinic. Each group of nine (9) $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents of a team. This class will teach drib- participants will stay in their group for all bling, passing, and kicking. Take this clinic dates. Please call 414.475.8410 for opportunity to use the motor skills your more information. child already has and focus them on an Activity Code: 1RYS5902 TRACK organized sport. (Section codes listed below) Track & Field Camp Activity Code: 1RCE5902 Brinton Playfield (Ages 8-10)...... BN01 On your mark, get set, go€¦ In this (Section codes listed below) Mon-Thu, Jun 21-Jun 24, 9:00AM-10:30AM camp, kids will receive instruction in the proper techniques for sprints, dis- Hamilton (Ages 3-4)...... HA01 $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents tance running, starting stance, and Sat, Jun 26-Aug 7, 9:15AM-10:00AM Brinton Playfield (Ages 10-12)...... BN02 $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents field events. Instruction will also in- Mon-Thu, Jun 21-Jun 24, 10:45AM-12:15PM clude plyometrics, speedwork, general $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents strength, and the importance of nutri- B.I.G. Soccer tion and hydration. Camp will conclude Soccer is great! Participants will continue Brinton Playfield (Ages 12-14)...... BN03 with a track meet. to build on dribbling, heading, and trap- Mon-Thu, Jun 21-Jun 24, 12:30PM- 2:00PM $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RCE6700 ping skills as well as develop some de- (Section codes listed below) fense skills, all with an emphasis on FUN. Brinton Playfield (Ages 8-10)...... BN04 Each skill will be taught thru drills that Mon-Thu, Jul 26-Jul 29, 9:00AM-10:30AM Hamilton (Ages 6-10)...... HA01 maximize repetition and learning. Due to $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents Mon/Wed, Jun 21-Aug 4, 4:00PM- 6:00PM social distancing, no games/scrimmages $53 Residents/$80 Non-Residents Brinton Playfield (Ages 10-12)...... BN05 will be played. Parents will not be able Mon-Thu, Jul 26-Jul 29, 10:45AM-12:15PM Hamilton (Ages 11-18)...... HA02 to watch due to room restrictions. Please $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents Tue/Thu, Jun 22-Aug 5, 4:00PM- 6:00PM bring your own ball if possible. $53 Residents/$80 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RCE5903 Brinton Playfield (Ages 12-14)...... BN06 (Section codes listed below) Mon-Thu, Jul 26-Jul 29, 12:30PM- 2:00PM Mini Track $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents On your mark, get set, go... Receive Hamilton (Ages 7-9)...... HA01 instruction in the proper techniques Sat, Jun 26-Aug 7, 10:00AM-11:00AM Clovernook Playfield (Ages 8-10)... CF01 for sprints, distance running, starting $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Mon-Thu, Jun 28-Jul 1, 9:00AM-10:30AM $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents stance, relays, and field events. Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 7-9)...... MR01 Activity Code: 1RCE6703 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 10:00AM-11:00AM Clovernook Playfield (Ages 10-12).CF02 (Section codes listed below) $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Mon-Thu, Jun 28-Jul 1, 10:45AM-12:15PM $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 5-8)...... MR01 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:00AM-10:00AM Clovernook Playfield (Ages 12-14).CF03 $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Mon-Thu, Jun 28-Jul 1, 12:30PM- 2:00PM $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 9-14)....MR02 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 10:15AM-11:15AM Enderis Playfield (Ages 8-10)...... EF01 $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Mon-Thu, Jul 12-Jul 15, 9:00AM-10:30AM $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents Riverside (Ages 6-12)...... RS01 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 2:30PM- 3:25PM Enderis Playfield (Ages 10-12)...... EF02 $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Mon-Thu, Jul 12-Jul 15, 10:45AM-12:15PM $35 Residents/$53 Non-Residents

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 22 Youth/Teen Sports • (414) 475-8811

Track Skills Camp Youth Tennis Camps Rufus King Playfield (Ages 9-11)....RK02 The Youth Sports Office is pleased Participants will learn and/or improve Tue/Thu, Jun 29-Jul 29, 10:00AM-10:50AM to offer a coed Summer Track Camp. N upon the fundamental skills of ground $43 Residents/$65 Non-Residents Participants will be introduced to the E strokes, footwork, volleying, serving, Rufus King Playfield (Ages 12-14)..RK03 proper rules and techniques associated W backhand/forehand grips, and the Tue/Thu, Jun 29-Jul 29, 11:00AM-11:50AM with short and long distance running in lob. Competitive and non-competitive $43 Residents/$65 Non-Residents drills will be included, as well as singles an organized track setting. Emphasis Sijan Playfield (Ages 7-8)...... JS01 will be placed on drills and activities and doubles strategy with an empha- Tue/Thu, Jun 29-Jul 29, 1:00PM- 1:50PM that assist runners in developing the sis on sportsmanship. Participants are $43 Residents/$65 Non-Residents correct footwork, body posture, start- encouraged to bring their own ten- Sijan Playfield (Ages 9-11)...... JS02 ing stance, and warm-ups/cool-downs nis racquet, water bottle, sweat towel, and mask/face covering if possible. All Tue/Thu, Jun 29-Jul 29, 2:00PM- 2:50PM routines. Due to physical distancing, $43 Residents/$65 Non-Residents there will be no drills or activities fo- 90-minute camp sessions will consist cused on relay events. Participants of a maximum of eight (8) participants. Sijan Playfield (Ages 12-14)...... JS03 Each camper will receive a t-shirt. are encouraged to bring their own Tue/Thu, Jun 29-Jul 29, 3:00PM- 3:50PM Please call 414.475.8410 for more in- $43 Residents/$65 Non-Residents water bottle, sweat towel, and mask/ formation. face covering if possible. Participation Vincent Playfield (Ages 7-8)...... VN01 Activity Code: 1RYS6501 Mon/Wed, Jun 28-Jul 28, 9:00AM- 9:50AM is capped at eight (8) participants per (Section codes listed below) section. Please call 414.475.8410 for $43 Residents/$65 Non-Residents more information. Sijan Playfield (Ages 7-11)...... JS01 Vincent Playfield (Ages 9-11)...... VN02 Activity Code: 1RYS6701 Mon-Thu, Jun 21-Jun 24, 9:00AM-10:30AM Mon/Wed, Jun 28-Jul 28, 10:00AM-10:50AM (Section codes listed below) $21 Residents/$32 Non-Residents $43 Residents/$65 Non-Residents Vincent (Ages 9-11)...... VN01 Sijan Playfield (Ages 12-14)...... JS02 Vincent Playfield (Ages 12-14)...... VN03 Tue-Fri, Jul 6-Jul 9, 1:00PM- 2:00PM Mon-Thu, Jun 21-Jun 24, 11:00AM- 1:00PM Mon/Wed, Jun 28-Jul 28, 11:00AM-11:50AM $10 Residents/$15 Non-Residents $25 Residents/$38 Non-Residents $43 Residents/$65 Non-Residents Vincent (Ages 12-14)...... VN02 Wick Playfield (Ages 7-11)...... W201 Wick Playfield (Ages 7-8)...... W201 Mon-Thu, Jun 14-Jun 17, 9:00AM-10:30AM Tue-Fri, Jul 6-Jul 9, 2:30PM- 3:30PM Mon/Wed, Jun 28-Jul 28, 1:00PM- 1:50PM $21 Residents/$32 Non-Residents $10 Residents/$15 Non-Residents $43 Residents/$65 Non-Residents Wick Playfield (Ages 12-14)...... W202 Wick Playfield (Ages 9-11)...... W202 Mon-Thu, Jun 14-Jun 17, 11:00AM- 1:00PM Mon/Wed, Jun 28-Jul 28, 2:00PM- 2:50PM TENNIS $25 Residents/$38 Non-Residents $43 Residents/$65 Non-Residents Tennis Lessons (Semi-Private) Wick Playfield (Ages 12-14)...... W203 Tennis Milwaukee Recreation is offering a Mon/Wed, Jun 28-Jul 28, 3:00PM- 3:50PM Tennis instruction will expose youth to golden opportunity to learn tennis in $43 Residents/$65 Non-Residents backhand/forehand grips and strokes a semi-private format. Participants will using the latest aerobic and physical learn and/or improve upon the funda- fitness conditioning exercises. Rules of mental skills of ground strokes, foot- singles and doubles play will be cov- work, volleying, serving, backhand/ ered with an emphasis on sportsman- forehand grips, and the lob. Rules of ship. Participants in intermediate and singles and doubles play will be cov- advance should have solid foundation ered with an emphasis on sportsman- in tennis and completed the beginner ship. Participants are encouraged to level. Participants need to bring their bring their own tennis racquet, water own rackets. Parents will not be able to bottle, sweat towel, and mask/face observe classes due to room restrictions. covering if possible. All 50-minute clin- Activity Code: 1RCE6501 ic sessions will consist of a one (1) to (Section codes listed below) three (3) participants. Please call 414. 475.8410 for more information. Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 4-8)...... MR01 Activity Code: 1RYS6507 (Beg.) (Section codes listed below) Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 10:15AM-11:15AM Cooper Playfield (Ages 7-8)...... CP01 $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents Mon/Wed, Jun 28-Jul 28, 9:00AM- 9:50AM Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 6-12)....MR02 $43 Residents/$65 Non-Residents (Beg.) Cooper Playfield (Ages 9-11)...... CP02 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 11:30AM-12:30PM Mon/Wed, Jun 28-Jul 28, 10:00AM-10:50AM $14 Residents/$21 Non-Residents $43 Residents/$65 Non-Residents Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 10-15). MR03 Cooper Playfield (Ages 12-14)...... CP03 (Int.) Mon/Wed, Jun 28-Jul 28, 11:00AM-11:50AM Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 12:45PM- 1:45PM $43 Residents/$65 Non-Residents $15 Residents/$23 Non-Residents Rufus King Playfield (Ages 7-8)...... RK01 Tue/Thu, Jun 29-Jul 29, 9:00AM- 9:50AM $43 Residents/$65 Non-Residents

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Youth/Teen Sports • (414) 475-8811 23

Family Tennis Lessons (Private) Milwaukee Recreation is now offer- DID YOU N ing families the opportunity to learn KNOW? E tennis together in a private setting. W Private lessons will provide registered families with the chance to develop or 55% of Americans visit their local parks or picnic areas improve upon the fundamental skills of ground strokes, footwork, volleying, to experience the health benefits of nature. serving, backhand/forehand grips, and via nrpa.org/parkpulse the lob together. Rules of singles and doubles play will be covered with an emphasis on sportsmanship. Registra- tion formats will be limited to either MTEF Summer Tennis Camp Volleyball Positional Training one (1) adult and one (1) child, or one The Milwaukee Tennis & Education Foun- Camp (1) adult and two (2) children of the dation (MTEF) partners with the Milwaukee This camp focuses on the fundamen- same household per session. (Regis- Recreation Department to present a full day tals, techniques, and tactics of one spe- tration fees are $25 per adult resident of coed MTEF Summer TEAM Tennis. Par- cific skill/position per day. Along with / $20 per child resident, and $38 per ticipants learn fundamentals of the sport in- physical execution of specific skills, par- adult non-resident / $33 per child non- cluding forehands, backhands, volleys, and resident) Adults are required to regis- serves through competitive and non-com- ticipants will receive a more in-depth ter, attend, and participate at each les- petitive games and drills. Using the USTA understanding of the mental thought son with their child, as this is a family Net Generation format, younger partici- process and strategies required of oriented program. Parents looking for pants use modified equipment and courts each position. The breakdown of days children only tennis opportunities are tailored to their age and size. MTEF curricu- will be Passing/Defense, Setting, and encouraged to register for the Youth lum includes academic enrichment, nutri- Attacking. The final day will culminate Tennis Camps or Semi-Private Tennis tion, fitness and life skills to help develop with a Serve and Play focus, combining Lessons. Participants are encouraged champions on and off the court. Each day of all positions to develop game-like play to bring their own tennis racquet, wa- the MTEF TEAM Program includes 4 hours and a team system. Camp is taught by ter bottle, sweat towel, and mask/face of tennis instruction, 1 hour of academics, Kellisha Harley, who has experience covering if possible. All necessary ten- and 1 hour of fitness/nutrition/life skill sta- playing the sport collegiately and inter- nis equipment will be provided by Mil- tions. Registration includes a t-shirt. A tennis nationally. Please bring a lunch. waukee Recreation. All 50-minute clinic racquet will be provided if needed. Please Activity Code: 1RCE6805 call 414.475.8410 for more information. sessions will consist of a two (2) to three (Section codes listed below) (3) participants from the same house- Activity Code: 1RYS6508 hold. Please call 414.475.8410 for more (Section codes listed below) Riverside (Ages 13-18)...... RS02 Sat, Jul 10, 10:00AM- 3:00PM information. Merrill Playfield (Ages 9-18)...... M101 Activity Code: 1RYS6512 Mon-Fri, Jun 14-Jul 2, 9:00AM- 4:00PM $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) $60 Residents/$60 Non-Residents Volleyball Development Enderis Playfield...... EF01 Merrill Playfield (Ages 9-18)...... M102 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:30AM-10:20AM Mon-Fri, Jul 6-Jul 23, 9:00AM- 4:00PM Camp Registration fees listed above $60 Residents/$60 Non-Residents In this camp, kids will learn the funda- mentals necessary to play more than Enderis Playfield...... EF02 ‘boom ball.’ This includes passing, Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 10:30AM-11:20AM serving, individual defense, setting and Registration fees listed above VOLLEYBALL hitting approaches. Develop correct Enderis Playfield...... EF03 Tune-up for Volleyball footwork, body positioning, timing, Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 11:30AM-12:20PM Tryouts ball tracking and coordinated team- Registration fees listed above This camp will prepare players for a work. Basic strategy and rules of the competitive high school or junior high sport will be taught. Camp is taught season and will serve as a last chance to by Kellisha Harley, who has experience fine-tune technical skills before tryouts. playing the sport collegiately and inter- Focus will be on individual techniques, nationally. including serving, passing, defense, Activity Code: 1RCE6803 setting, and attacking. Participants will (Section codes listed below) also go through game-like drills that will work on in-system play. Camp is taught MacDowell (Ages 7-12)...... JU02 by Kellisha Harley, who has experience Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:00PM- 8:00PM playing the sport collegiately and inter- $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents nationally. Please bring a lunch. Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 7-12)....MR02 Activity Code: 1RCE6804 Tue, Jun 22-Jul 27, 6:00PM- 8:00PM (Section codes listed below) $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents Riverside (Ages 13-18)...... RS01 Sat, Jul 31, 10:00AM- 3:00PM $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 24 Youth/Teen Sports • (414) 475-8811

Volleyball Skill Clinic The Youth Sports Office is pleased to offer a five-week series of coed volley- ball skill clinics. Volleyball is great ex- ercise and a fun activity you can play your entire life. We will help you learn all the skills you need to play and un- derstand the game in ways that can be challenging and fun. So whether you’re an experienced player wanting to im- prove or a beginner wanting to learn the game these clinics are for you. Due to physical distancing, no games or scrimmages will be played. Participants are encouraged to bring their own wa- ter bottle, sweat towel, and mask/face covering if possible. Participation is capped at nine (9) participants per sec- tion. Please call 414.475.8410 for more information. Activity Code: 1RYS6802 (Section codes listed below) Wisconsin Conservatory of Lifelong Learning (Ages 9-12)...... WC01 Tue, Jun 22-Jul 27, 6:00PM- 7:30PM $20 Residents/$30 Non-Residents Wisconsin Conservatory of Lifelong Learning (Ages 12-14)...... WC02 Thu, Jun 24-Jul 29, 6:00PM- 7:30PM $20 Residents/$30 Non-Residents

ULTIMATE FRISBEE Intro To Ultimate Come learn to play the great game of N Ultimate Frisbee! Players will learn a E variety of ways to throw the disc. We W will teach the rules of Ultimate and basic game strategy. We will play a variety of games. No experience is re- quired. What to Bring: Athletic clothes and shoes to run in. Participants are Schedule Changes: encouraged to bring their own water Please note compliance with COVID-19 regulations may result in bottle, sweat towel, and mask/face schedule changes. We will communicate these as soon as possible. covering if possible. Participation is Thank you for your understanding. capped at nine (9) participants per sec- tion. Please call 414.475.8410 for more information. Your Safety is our Priority: Activity Code: 1RYS8301 Please know we are taking the necessary precautions to ensure your (Section codes listed below) safety while participating in Milwaukee Recreation programs. The use of Bradley Tech (Ages 9-11)...... MT01 face masks or cloth face coverings is required when inside Milwaukee Tue/Thu, Jul 6-Jul 22, 5:00PM- 6:15PM $17 Residents/$26 Non-Residents Recreation facilities for all staff and participants over the age of 3, If you do not Bradley Tech (Ages 12-14)...... MT02 and required outside unless 6 feet apart from others. Tue/Thu, Jul 6-Jul 22, 5:00PM- 6:15PM have a mask or face covering, one will be provided for you. $17 Residents/$26 Non-Residents

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Milwaukee Recreation Summer Playgrounds 25 MILWAUKEE RECREATION PLAYGROUNDS OPEN ON JUNE 21!

Milwaukee Recreation will be providing enrichment activities, play opportunities, and serving meals at playground sites across the city beginning June 21, 2021 (for kids ages 6-17). In the interest of keeping our staff and customers safe, participants at all sites will be expected to follow safety protocols and comply with limits on certain activities and group sizes. Milwaukee Recreation is excited to welcome back many fun activities this summer. Returning this summer will be the Wacky Wheels Skate Van, equipment giveaways, and partnerships with the Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Public Library, and Artists Working in Education (AWE). We will also be rolling out our brand-new, Video Game Van! Children will have the opportunity to play kid-friendly video games on Nintendo Switch with an emphasis on physical activity. Specific site information and updated schedules can be found at mkerec.net. We look forward to seeing you this summer! WADING POOLS

Ages 8 and under. For those hot summer dates, keep cool at a wading pool!

DATES: June 21 – August 28, Monday - Saturday TIMES: 10:00am – 5:00pm SITES: Burbank, Enderis Park, Holt, Ohio, Merrill Park, and Modzejewski SPLASH PADS

Ages 6 – 17. Splash Pads are a safe and exciting way to cool off during the summer! Splash pads spray water from in-ground fixtures to help kids beat the heat. All splash pads are set up on a timer to help reduce water waste.

Please note, Splash Pads are supervised on the dates and times listed below. However, Splash Pads can be turned on and off by the user, Monday - Sunday from 10am - 8pm, May 31 - September 6.

DATES: June 21 – August 13, Monday - Friday TIMES: 10:00am – 5:00pm SITES: Clovernook, Columbia, Franklin Square, and Southgate Photos taken during summer 2019.

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 26 Milwaukee Recreation Summer Playgrounds PLAYGROUNDS ARE OPEN JUNE 21. CLOSED JULY 5.

FREE PLAYGROUND ADDRESS HOURS DAYS MEAL COOL WADING SPLASH NAME SITE SPOT POOL PAD Ben Franklin 2308 W. Nash St. 10AM-5PM Mon – Fri X X Burbank 6225 W. Adler 10AM-5PM Mon – Fri X Carmen 7320 W. Carmen Ave. 10AM-5PM Mon – Fri X X Clarke Square 2330 W. Vieau Pl. 10AM-5PM Mon – Fri X X Clovernook 6594 N. Landers St. 10AM-5PM Mon – Fri X X Columbia 1345 W. Columbia St.. 10AM-5PM Mon – Fri X X Custer Playfield 4001 W. Custer Ave. 10AM-1PM Mon – Fri X Emigh 495 E. Morgan Ave. 10AM-5PM Mon – Fri X X Enderis 2938 N. 72nd St. 10AM-5PM Mon – Sat X Franklin Square 2643 N. 13th St. 10AM-5PM Mon – Fri X Harriet Tubman 4750 N. 48th St. 10AM-5PM Mon – Fri X X Holt 1716 W. Holt Ave. 10AM-5PM Mon – Sat X Lindbergh 3629 N. 16th St. 10AM-5PM Mon – Fri X X Lindsay 4360 N. 87th St. 10AM-5PM Mon – Fri X X Lyons Park 3301 S. 55th St. 10AM-5PM Mon – Fri X Merrill Park 461 N. 35th St. 10AM-5PM Mon – Sat X X Mitchell Park 2200 W. Pierce St. 10AM-5PM Mon – Fri X X Modrzejewski 1020 W. Cleveland Ave. 10AM-5PM Mon – Sat X X Ohio 974 W. Holt 10AM-5PM Mon – Sat X Southgate 3350 S. 25th St. 10AM-5PM Mon – Fri X X Stark 4951 N. 40th St. 10AM-5PM Mon – Fri X X

Photos taken during summer 2018.

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Driver Education • (414) 475-8811 27 MPS Drive

MPS Drive is a FREE driver education program for students meeting eligibility criteria that are currently enrolled in an MPS high school. The program serves students ready to begin driving as well as those with suspended driving privileges who need assistance with regaining driving eligibility. Students must be 15.5 by the first day of class and not older than 17.5 by the last day of class. The classroom and behind-the-wheel training are free, but a $35.00 fee to cover the cost of the temporary permit is due at the time of registration. Permit tests given during class are in English. Other language options are available at the Department of Motor Vehicle testing sites. CLASS SCHEDULE: Classes will meet Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday ACTIVITY CODE: 1UDE3001 (Section codes listed below) DATES: June 7, 2021 — June 25, 2021 DATES: July 12, 2021 — July 30, 2021 SECTION SECTION LOCATION CLASS TIME LOCATION CLASS TIME CODE CODE Bradley Tech 10:30AM – 12:30PM MT01 Bradley Tech 10:30AM – 12:30PM MT03 Bradley Tech 1:00PM – 3:00PM MT02 Bradley Tech 1:00PM – 3:00PM MT04 Hamilton 10:30AM – 12:30PM HA01 Hamilton 10:30AM – 12:30PM HA03 Hamilton 1:00PM – 3:00PM HA02 Hamilton 1:00PM – 3:00PM HA04 MHSA 10:30AM – 12:30PM MH01 MHSA 10:30AM – 12:30PM MH03 MHSA 1:00PM – 3:00PM MH02 MHSA 1:00PM – 3:00PM MH04 MSL 10:30AM – 12:30PM ML01 MSL 10:30AM – 12:30PM ML03 MSL 1:00PM – 3:00PM ML02 MSL 1:00PM – 3:00PM ML04 Pulaski 10:30AM – 12:30PM PK01 Pulaski 10:30AM – 12:30PM PK03 Pulaski 1:00PM – 3:00PM PK02 Pulaski 1:00PM – 3:00PM PK04 Riverside 10:30AM – 12:30PM RS01 Riverside 10:30AM – 12:30PM RS03 Riverside 1:00PM – 3:00PM RS02 Riverside 1:00PM – 3:00PM RS04 Rufus King 10:30AM – 12:30PM RK01 Rufus King 10:30AM – 12:30PM RK03 Rufus King 1:00PM – 3:00PM RK02 Rufus King 1:00PM – 3:00PM RK04 South Division 10:30AM – 12:30PM SD01 South Division 10:30AM – 12:30PM SD03 Vincent 10:30AM – 12:30PM VN01 Vincent 10:30AM – 12:30PM VN03 Vincent 1:00PM – 3:00PM VN02 Vincent 1:00PM – 3:00PM VN04 Washington 10:30AM – 12:30PM WA01 Washington 10:30AM – 12:30PM WA03 Washington 1:00PM – 3:00PM WA02 Washington 1:00PM – 3:00PM WA04

Online Class Option (MPS DRIVE ONLY) – In order to participate in the online class, students must have internet access and access to a computer, tablet or smartphone. Activity Code: 1UDE3001 DE10

Online Registration visit www.mkerec.net: • User Name= MPS Student ID (Only enter numbers) • Password= MPS Student Last Name (the first letter is capitalized)

Driver Ed. registration begins on April 27 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 28 Driver Education • (414) 475-8811

COMMUNITY-BASED DRIVER EDUCATION Certified Classes for Teens | Classes Open to Residents & Non-Residents

FEE FOR THE COURSE IS $150 FOR MILWAUKEE RESIDENTS/$275 FOR NON- RESIDENTS. (Not eligible for reduced fees.) • Classes meet 5 days per week Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs/Fri • Classes meet for 2 hours per session. • If you miss three classes, for any reason, you will be dropped from the program with no refund. • Orientation information will be on your receipt. Please contact the Driver Education office at 414.647.6044 if you are in need of a sign language interpreter.

Activity Code: 1DRD3001 (Section codes listed below) Classes are open to all students who will be 15.5 years old by Dates: July 12, 2021 - July 30, 2021 first day of class and not older Location Times Section Code than 17.5 by the last day of class. Hamilton 10:00 am – 12:00 pm HA01 Hamilton 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm HA02

Location Times Section Code Marshall 10:00 am – 12:00 pm MR01 Marshall 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm MR02

Online Class Option (COMMUNITY-BASED ONLY) – In order to participate in the online class, students must have internet access and access to a computer, tablet or smartphone. Activity Code: 1DRD3001 DE20

PLEASE NOTE:

Registration for Drivers Education will begin on Tuesday, April 27 at 10am.

To register visit mkerec.net/drive or call (414) 475-8811.

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Twilight Centers • (414) 475-8811 29

MILWAUKEE RECREATION FREE DROP-IN PROGRAM TWILIGHT CENTERS Twilight Centers are safe places for teens to hang out with their friends and are open to students. See below for location, ages, and hours.

SCHOOL LOCATION DAYS OPEN HOURS AGE

5:00pm - Andrew Douglas Monday – Friday 10 – 15 8:00pm

Madison, North Division, 5:30pm - Obama, Pulaski, South Monday – Friday 12 – 18 9:00pm Division, and Washington

* ESPORTS NOW AVAILABLE AT ANDREW DOUGLAS, MADISON, NORTH DIVISION, AND SOUTH DIVISION! *

PLEASE NOTE: Twilight hours subject to change. For up-to-date schedules and hours please visit mkerec.net/twilight

Participants are being asked to wear face masks during Twilight hours. Should you need a face mask, one will be provided for you. To enter, students must bring an ID. Non-MPS middle school students must submit a Twilight Center Registration Form signed by a parent/guardian. Please visit mkerec. net/twilight for more information and call (414) 475 - 8811 for more information. For program updates, text @twilighter to 81010.

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 30 Outdoor Education • (414) 647-6050

Dairy Farm Fun Day! OUTDOOR Visit Oak Ridge Farm with your family or friends for a day of fun & learning ex- EDUCATION periences in rural Wisconsin. See how Friday Night Tales for Tots those “dairy queens” make the milk to This nature tale time includes a story, produce many Wisconsin dairy prod- craft, and nature hike, or trip to our ucts. During the trip, participants will nature museum. Parent/guardian must enjoy a hayride and ice cream. In addi- register, pay, and attend with child. Fee tion to the dairy herd, Oak Ridge Farm is per person. Class fee is non-refund- has horses, sheep, chickens, turkeys, able and not eligible for reduced fees. rabbits, pigs & ducks. Bring your own Activity Code: 1P125007 picnic lunch & beverage. Parent/guard- (Section codes listed below) ian must register, pay and attend with Roll Out the Rain Barrel a child. Fee is per person. Class fee In this rain barrel workshop, partici- Hawthorn Glen (Ages 3 & up)...... HG02 is non-refundable and not eligible for pants learn about water conservation (In a Nutshell by Joseph Anthony) reduced fees. Located near Dousman, and the many benefits of using rain Fri, Jun 18, 6:00PM- 7:30PM Oak Ridge Farm is an approx 45 minute barrels. Rain barrels capture rainwater $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents trip from Milwaukee. The fee INCLUDES from your roof that you can use later round-trip school bus transportation. In Hawthorn Glen (Ages 3 & up)...... HG03 when it is dry outside and have thirsty light of Covid-19 registrants can choose (Step Gently Out by Helen Frost) gardens. They also help prevent rain to drive their own vehicle to the farm Fri, Jun 25, 6:00PM- 7:30PM from becoming polluted storm water instead of taking the school bus shuttle. $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents runoff, the biggest remaining threat When registering, you will be prompted to clean rivers and our Great Lakes. Fi- Hawthorn Glen (Ages 3 & up)...... HG04 to indicate whether or not you will be (Salamander Room by Ann Mazer) nally, participants will learn proper rain riding the shuttle. barrel installation and maintenance Fri, Jul 9, 6:00PM- 7:30PM Activity Code: 1P125034 techniques. One certificate for a FREE $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) rain barrel per owner-occupied house- Hawthorn Glen (Ages 3 & up)...... HG05 hold will be given upon completion Administration Building (Ages 4 & up).... AB01 (Z is for Moose by Kelly Bingham) of the program. Must live within Mil- (Bus Pick-Up - 5225 W. Vliet St. at south parking Fri, Jul 16, 6:00PM- 7:30PM waukee County to receive a rain barrel lot door. Bus departure time is scheduled for $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents certificate. 9:00am.) Hawthorn Glen (Ages 3 & up)...... HG06 Activity Code: 1P125029 Sat, Jun 26, 9:00AM- 2:45PM (Pond Circle by Betsy Franco) (Section codes listed below) $10 Residents/$15 Non-Residents Fri, Jul 23, 6:00PM- 7:30PM $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents Hawthorn Glen (Ages 18 & up)..... HG03 Sat, Jul 17, 10:00AM-11:30AM Join the Mighty Kids Club! Have you ever wondered what it would Hawthorn Glen (Ages 3 & up)...... HG07 FREE (Mushroom in the Rain by Mirra Ginsberg) be like to work at a Nature Center? Fri, Jul 30, 6:00PM- 7:30PM Now is your chance to find out! As a Archery member of the Mighty Kids Club you $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents Based on the National Archery in the will learn to defend native species, Schools Program (NASP), this course Hawthorn Glen (Ages 3 & up)...... HG10 hunt gypsy moth caterpillars, and pro- (Ten Little Ladybugs by Melanie Gerth) covers safety, technique, equipment maintenance, mental concentration, tect animals. That’s not even the best Fri, Aug 6, 6:00PM- 7:30PM part; every week we hike, sing songs, $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents and self-improvement. For partici- pants, regardless of their athletic abil- play games, and tell stories. When it’s ity, strength or gender, this is an op- all over, we have a picnic and play more portunity to try archery without making games! Weekly attendance is not re- a costly investment or just get started quired - come as often as you like! Par- with solid archery fundamentals. A pa- ents: Hawthorn Glen is proud to offer rental consent (for children under 18) this unique opportunity to help foster must be completed at the start of the a sense of community service in your Visit page class. One legal guardian must be pres- children. Your children will develop an ent for every minor. Fee is per person. awareness of the environment that is Class fee is non-refundable and not eli- not usually afforded to today’s urban 15 for Nature gible for reduced fees. child. Class fee is non-refundable and Activity Code: 1P125031 not eligible reduced fees. (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1P125042 in Your (Section codes listed below) Hawthorn Glen (Ages 9 & up)...... HG01 Sat, Jul 24, 10:00AM-12:00PM Hawthorn Glen (Ages 6-12)...... HG01 Neighborhood! $6 Residents/$9 Non-Residents Thu, Jul 8-Aug 5, 1:00PM- 3:30PM Hawthorn Glen (Ages 9 & up)...... HG02 $23 Residents/$35 Non-Residents Sat, Jul 24, 1:00PM- 3:00PM $6 Residents/$9 Non-Residents

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Outdoor Education • (414) 647-6050 31

Happy Lil’ Campers Tai Chi Basics 1 Nature’s Art Studio We are going on a camping adventure! This course introduces the basic prin- Join us for summertime art in a fun, Head to our pretend campsite for a N ciples and practices of Cheng Man Ch- relaxed, and inspiring natural setting. morning of fun. We will set up a tent E ing’s Yang style taijiquan. Each class is All skill levels are welcome, no experi- and sleeping bags, play camp games, W structured as a 50min. continuous taiji ence needed. Weekly instruction and sing camp songs and create camping workout, consisting of stillness, slow guidance will be provided, however themed art work. Do not worry we mindful movement, and loosening ex- independent projects are encouraged. ercises, adaptable to all levels of fitness did not forget about the Smores- your Basic supplies will be provided for proj- and ability. The class can serve as a won- lil’ campers will make a tasty Smores ects like drawing, painting (watercolor, derful addition to one’s week or can lead trail mix to take home! Parent/guard- to daily practice and a lifetime of taiji- oil, acrylic), and simple crafts. Please ian must register, pay and attend with quan study. For those who are interest- supply your own canvas or bring along a child. Fee is per person. Class fee ed, this course is the first of several ba- your own project to start or finish. This is non-refundable and not eligible for sics courses which prepare the student is an opportunity to get outside and reduced fees. to learn the Cheng Man Ching Form and make art with a supportive and encour- Activity Code: 1P125076 explore two-person exercises. Fee is aging group of people. Classes will be (Section codes listed below) per person. Class fee is non-refundable held indoors or outside depending on and not eligible for reduced fees. weather. Class fee is non-refundable Hawthorn Glen (Ages 3 & up)...... HG01 Activity Code: 1P125085 and not eligible for reduced fees. Fri, Jul 2, 6:00PM- 7:30PM (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1P125079 $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents Hawthorn Glen (Ages 18 & up)..... HG01 (Section codes listed below) Mon, Jun 14-Aug 16, 6:00PM- 7:00PM Hawthorn Glen (Ages 12 & up)..... HG01 $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents Tue, Jul 6-Aug 10, 6:00PM- 8:00PM Hawthorn Glen (Ages 18 & up)..... HG02 $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents Thu, Jun 17-Aug 19, 6:30PM- 7:30PM Hawthorn Glen (Ages 12 & up)..... HG02 $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents Tue, Jul 6, 6:00PM- 8:00PM Flower Cookies $6 Residents/$9 Non-Residents Make, bake, eat & share rich short- Hawthorn Glen (Ages 12 & up)..... HG03 N bread cookies topped with edible Tue, Jul 13, 6:00PM- 8:00PM E flowers. Edible flowers will make your $6 Residents/$9 Non-Residents W cookies stunning by adding rich colors, subtle to spicy flavors & a bit of magic Hawthorn Glen (Ages 12 & up)..... HG04 to warm weather entertaining. Fee is Tue, Jul 20, 6:00PM- 8:00PM per person. Class fee is non-refundable $6 Residents/$9 Non-Residents and not eligible for reduced fees. Hawthorn Glen (Ages 12 & up)..... HG05 Activity Code: 1P125086 Tue, Jul 27, 6:00PM- 8:00PM Honey Bee Workshop 101 (Section codes listed below) $6 Residents/$9 Non-Residents N In this honey bee workshop short course, participants will learn about Hawthorn Glen (Ages 6 & up)...... HG01 Hawthorn Glen (Ages 12 & up)..... HG06 E Sat, Jul 31, 10:00AM-11:30AM colony winter survival and the benefits Tue, Aug 3, 6:00PM- 8:00PM W $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents of building their own equipment. The $6 Residents/$9 Non-Residents duration of the course will be learn- ing how to build a hive stand for two Homeowner’s Guide to Hawthorn Glen (Ages 12 & up)..... HG07 colonies out of recycled materials and Urban Wildlife Tue, Aug 10, 6:00PM- 8:00PM Do you love seeing wildlife, but cringe $6 Residents/$9 Non-Residents how to build a nuc box. A good hive N at the idea of them living in your stand allows the beekeeper to work the E home? Many species of urban wildlife colony at an ergonomic height and also W are here to stay in Milwaukee, but that for colonies to be grouped together in doesn’t mean you have to be room- the winter to share heat. Nuc boxes are mates with them. Whether you are a necessary tool in every beekeepers an animal lover interested in building toolbox. They can be used to make habitat for wildlife or a homeowner splits, mate queens, overwinter colo- concerned about avoiding conflict with Visit page 59 for nies and serve as storage for resources. animals, this class will provide resourc- Prior beekeeping experience is a must es to peacefully co-exist with our wild Outdoor for this course. Participants walk away neighbors. Guest instructor Marcus with a nuc box to take home. Fee is Miller, Associate Wildlife Biologist and Education per person. Class fee is non-refundable Owner of Skedaddle Humane Wildlife and not eligible for reduced fees. Control. Class fee is per person. Class fee is non-refundable and not eligible Activity Code: 1P125084 offerings for for reduced fees. (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1P125087 ages 50+! Hawthorn Glen (Ages 18 & up)..... HG01 (Section codes listed below) Sat, Jun 26, 10:00AM- 2:00PM Hawthorn Glen (Ages 18 & up)..... HG01 $40 Residents/$45 Non-Residents Sat, Jul 17, 1:00PM- 2:30PM $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 32 Outdoor Education • (414) 647-6050

FAMILY BUG HIKES

Bugs We Love to Hate Decomposers Bees Ouch! Itchy! Summer fun can be Creepy, crawly! Too many legs! No What’s the buzz about bees? Did you wrecked by bites, stings, and ants at legs! Slimy! Crunchy! And they eat know that over 500 different species your picnic. Why do bugs attack you? dead stuff! Mites and millipedes. of bees live in Wisconsin? Do all bees What is in different insect venom and Snails and slugs. Spiders, beetles, ants make honey? What are the differences why do they make you hurt or itch? and worms. Everything will make you between bees and wasps? Why do Which insect repellents work the best? squirm! Come to learn about the im- beekeepers wear white? How do bees What should you put on bites and portance of all the mysterious tiny crea- help humans get most of the delicious stings? Why are you more likely to be tures that hide under logs. Find out food we eat? And did you know that stung by honeybees if you just ate ba- the truth about why we really need the boy bees cannot sting? Come to tour nanas? Come and be a human guinea yuckiest bugs for the earth to survive. our honey bee hive and then look for pig by testing different insect repel- Parent/guardian must register, pay and wild bees in our prairie. Parent/guard- lents on different parts of your body attend with a child. Fee is per person. ian must register, pay and attend with while walking in the woods at dusk. If Class fee is non-refundable and not eli- a child. Fee is per person. Class fee you dare! Parent/guardian must regis- gible for reduced fees. is non-refundable and not eligible for ter, pay and attend with a child. Fee Activity Code: 1P125071 reduced fees. is per person. Class fee is non-refund- (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1P125069 able and not eligible for reduced fees. (Section codes listed below) Hawthorn Glen (Ages 3 & up)...... HG01 Activity Code: 1P125073 Thu, Jul 8, 6:00PM- 7:30PM Hawthorn Glen (Ages 3 & up)...... HG01 (Section codes listed below) $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents Thu, Jun 24, 6:00PM- 7:30PM Hawthorn Glen (Ages 3 & up)...... HG01 $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents Thu, Aug 5, 6:00PM- 7:30PM Alien Invaders $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents Aliens are green, come in spaceships and want to take over the world. Flying Flowers Right? Not always. Sometimes aliens What starts out round, becomes a are bugs that came from another part squiggly line, and then transforms to fly of the earth. So what’s wrong with so fine? Butterflies! How does meta- that? Plenty! Tiny alien invaders can morphosis work? What are the differ- kill trees, destroy smaller plants and ences between butterflies and moths? make it hard for other animals to live. Why are butterfly wings so shiny and Come learn about the bugs we should shimmery? How can we help butter- stomp on, crush, squish and splat - flies by what we plant? And did you before they take over our world (or at know that butterflies taste with their least our ecosystem). Parent/guard- feet? Come to look for and learn about ian must register, pay and attend with everybody’s favorite insect. Parent/ a child. Fee is per person. Class fee Guardian must register, pay and attend is non-refundable and not eligible for with a child. Fee is per person. Class reduced fees. fee is non-refundable and not eligible Activity Code: 1P125072 for reduced fees. (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1P125070 Hawthorn Glen (Ages 3 & up)...... HG01 (Section codes listed below) Thu, Jul 29, 6:00PM- 7:30PM Hawthorn Glen (Ages 3 & up)...... HG01 $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents Thu, Jul 1, 6:00PM- 7:30PM $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents

Looking for information about Earth Discovery Camps? Earth Discovery camps are filling up quickly! Call 414.475.6050 for more information or email [email protected].

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Outdoor Education • (414) 647-6050 33

NATIONAL GET WILD WEDNESDAYS OUTDOORS DAY National Get Outdoors Owl Prowl Sunset Camp Cooking and Archery Program Hawthorn Glen is home to many night- Smores In celebration of the National Get Out- loving creatures such as bats, raccoons, You will make yummy snacks and learn doors Day, we are offering archery classes opossum, and owls! These amazing different techniques to ignite your for you and your family to enjoy. This pro- creatures are so advanced that they fly campfire cooking from boring to ex- gram is based on the National Archery in without a sound through the forest at traordinary! Class fee includes food Schools Program (NASP), it covers safety, night. Learn about owls native to this cost, is non-refundable, and not eli- technique, equipment, mental concen- area, where to look for them and why gible for reduced fees. tration and self-improvement. This is a they are critical to our ecosystem, As Activity Code: 1P125045 safe and informative opportunity to try we hike, we’ll try a few owl calls and (Section codes listed below) your hand at archery! One legal guard- if we are lucky we’ll hear them answer. ian must be present for every minor. Fee Parent/guardian must register, pay and Hawthorn Glen (Ages 6 & up)...... HG01 is per person. Class fee is non-refundable attend with a child. Fee is per person. Wed, Jul 21, 6:30PM- 8:00PM and not eligible for reduced fees. Class fee is non-refundable and not eli- $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1P125021 gible for reduced fees. (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1P125044 Bats Amore! (Section codes listed below) Bats in your backyard? Find out what Hawthorn Glen (Ages 10 & up) .... HG02 they are doing there! Come learn Sat, Jun 12, 4:00PM- 6:00PM Hawthorn Glen (Ages 6 & up)...... HG01 about bat basics and debunk myths $6 Residents/$9 Non-Residents Wed, Jul 28, 6:30PM- 8:00PM such as: Do bats drink blood? Will bats $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents get stuck in your hair? Find out about Yoga how bats benefit humans in many Practicing Yoga outdoors has mul- Creatures of the Night meaningful ways and what you can do tiple benefits including increasing body Unravel the mysteries of the things that to help bats in your area. Learn how to awareness and developing inner strength go bump in the night as we explore the assemble bat houses and where to in- and stability while connecting you deep- night-time world of nocturnal mam- stall them. Please dress for the weather er with nature. Join us for a yoga class at mals. Class fee is non-refundable and as we will go outdoors for a short hike Lakeshore State Park that will take you not eligible for reduced fees. to see these amazing flying acrobats in through a series of poses and breath Activity Code: 1P125038 action in natural habitat. Parent/guard- work to help develop your strength, (Section codes listed below) ian must register, pay and attend with flexibility, balance and body awareness. child. Class fee is non-refundable and Bring your own exercise mat and water. Hawthorn Glen (Ages 6 & up)...... HG01 not eligible for reduced fees. Participants will meet at the south en- Wed, Jul 7, 6:30PM- 8:00PM Activity Code: 1P125059 trance to the park. This entrance starts $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) where Erie Street ends at the river. Fol- low the park road east along the water Insects that Prefer the Dark Hawthorn Glen (Ages 6 & up)...... HG02 and under the Hoan Bridge. Encourage your kids’ sense of wonder, Wed, Jun 30, 6:30PM- 8:00PM Activity Code: 1P125074 or reawaken your own childlike wonder $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) this summer by exploring Hawthorn Glen to find the insect inhabitants that Lakeshore State Park (Ages 6 & up)L601. come out at night. Moths, fireflies, Sat, Jun 12, 10:30AM-11:30AM crickets, and spiders are a few of the FREE nocturnal bugs we can search for, lis- ten to and study. Bring your flashlight DID YOU GeoCaching for an evening of outdoor exploration. KNOW? There are millions of GeoCaches hidden Parent/guardian must register, pay and around the world waiting for you to dis- attend with child. Fee is per person. cover them. Join us as we uncover Geo- Class fee is non-refundable and not eli- Caches at Lapham Peak State Park. All gible for reduced fees. 91% of US adults you need is your phone, or if you prefer, Activity Code: 1P125077 want children to a GPS. After this class you will be ready (Section codes listed below) for a GeoCache adventure any day, any- learn or participate where. Parent/guardian must register, Hawthorn Glen (Ages 6 & up)...... HG01 in conservation pay, and attend with child. Fee is per per- Wed, Jul 14, 6:30PM- 8:00PM son. Class fee is non-refundable and not $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents efforts including waste eligible for reduced fees. reduction, nature- Activity Code: 1P125032 (Section codes listed below) based recreation, and Lapham Peak (Ages 8 & up)...... LX01 wildlife preservation. Sat, Jun 12, 1:00PM- 2:30PM via nrpa.org/parkpulse $6 Residents/$9 Non-Residents

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 34 Outdoor Education • (414) 647-6050

SPACE SCIENCE LAPHAM PEAK RENTALS Visit Milwaukee’s Stars- Summer The Hausmann Nature Center is nestled in a beautiful wooded Discover which planets are visible this setting inside the Lapham Peak Unit of Kettle Moraine State Forest, time of year and learn to locate the just 30 miles west of Milwaukee. It is a perfect place to host birthday Summer Triangle and the constella- tions Lyra, Cygnus, Aquila, Sagittarius parties, showers, wedding receptions, or business meetings/retreats. and Scorpius. Program geared to chil- dren, but can be interesting for adults. Hours of availability are approximately 8 AM - 10 PM, with several Parent/guardian must register, pay and different rental options. attend with a child. Fee is per person. Class fee is non-refundable and not eli- gible for reduced fees. Due to COVID-19 safety measures, gathering numbers and protocol Activity Code: 1P126002 may be affected. Please contact (Section codes listed below) our office for current guidelines. Hamilton (Ages 6 & up)...... HA01 Tue, Jul 20, 6:30PM- 7:45PM For pricing and more information $4 Residents/$6 Non-Residents visit mkerec.net/LPRental. Please The Perseids at Lapham Peak call (414) 647-6050 to make your Join our naturalist at Lapham Peak reservations. for an evening of stargazing. Identify the constellations of late summer and watch the phenomenon of a meteor shower. Parent/guardian must register, pay and attend with a child. Transpor- tation is not provided. Information on how to reach Lapham Peak will be sent THE LITTLE NATURE MUSEUM AT after registration. Fee is per person. Class fee is non-refundable and not eli- HAWTHORN GLEN gible for reduced fees. Activity Code: 1P126006 LOCATED AT 1130 NORTH 60TH ST. (Section codes listed below) HOURS: Mon-Fri 4 PM-5 PM, Sat & Sun Lapham Peak (Ages 10 & up)...... LX01 11 AM-12 PM and 3 PM-4 PM (Please meet our naturalists at the Lapham Peak Tower parking lot.) Wed, Aug 11, 8:30PM-10:00PM Attendance is FREE! $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents Come visit our Little Nature Museum & see animals native to Wisconsin, including City Star Gazing Have a seat around the campfire, re- tree frogs, several species of turtles & lax and help tell tall tales. As the sun snakes, and many birds, even a hawk. sets, shift your gaze skyward and learn about the visible constellations and their ancient stories. Parent/guard- ian must register, pay and attend with a child. Fee is per person. Class fee is non-refundable and not eligible for HAWTHORN GLEN RENTALS reduced fees. Activity Code: 1P125026 Hawthorn Glen is a perfect place to host a small gathering. Reserve your next (Section codes listed below) birthday party, shower, family event or meeting space with us (March - November)! Hawthorn Glen (Ages 10 & up)..... HG01 • Assembly Room (indoor), maximum 65 people Tue, Jun 22, 8:00PM-9:30PM • Picnic Area #1, maximum 150 people $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents • Picnic Area #2, maximum 75 people Due to COVID-19 safety measures, gathering numbers and protocol may be affected. Please contact our office for current guidelines. For reservations or more information, call the Outdoor Education Office at (414) 647-6050. Additional information is available at: mkerec.net/Hawthorn-Glen

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Aquatics • (414) 647-6067 35

Guidelines from the American Red Cross. Please read to choose the appropriate swim level for your child(ren).

Level Requirements Course Description

Ages 6 mos. to 18 mos. An adult must accompany the child in the Infant water. Swim diapers required. No swim caps LEVEL NOT AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER 2021 DUE TO COVID-19 PROTOCOL. required.

Ages 18 mos. to 36 mos. Lil’ Squirt An adult must accompany the child in the LEVEL NOT AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER 2021 DUE TO COVID-19 PROTOCOL. water. Swim diapers and swim caps required

Ages 3-4 yrs. Tiny-tots build elementary aquatic skills including independent floating, breath control and rudimen- Previous pool experience NOT necessary. An adult tary paddling techniques. Safety skills include “breaking” the over-confident toddler to allow your Tiny-Tot must accompany the child in the water. Swim child to realize what it takes to swim independently in water. diapers recommended. Swim caps required

Ages 4-5 yrs. Previous enrollment in Tiny-Tots OR ability to Participants are introduced to elementary swimming skills such as kicking in a variety of ways, float- Advanced submerge entire body and kick across pool with ing, and rhythmic breathing. This course serves as an appropriate transition to Level One. Parents Tiny-Tot a flotation device. An adult must accompany the will elaborate on safety skills, including swimming with their tot in tow. child in the water. Ages 4-6 yrs. In the Lil’ Level 1/2 classes, the same elementary aquatic skills from Level One/Two are taught (see Previous enrollment in Advanced Tots OR ability Little Lv. 1 descriptions below.) In addition to meeting minimum 42” height requirement, your youngster to submerge entire body and kick across pool OR should be able to be in class without you for the 45 minute class period. Instructors will advise pro- with a kick board. Due to COVID-19 protocol, an Little Lv. 2 motion options based on age & skill. adult must accompany the child in the water. Ages 6-14 yrs. In Level 1, elementary aquatic skills are taught, which children will build on as they progress through None (Please see the height requirements noted Level One the six Learn-to-Swim levels. In addition to rhythmic breathing and floating, skills include various under each swim location). Due to COVID-19 Water kicks and arm strokes. At this level, children also start to develop positive attitudes and safe practices protocol, an adult must accompany the child Exploration around the water. in the water. Ages 6-14 yrs. The objective of Level 2 is to give children success with fundamental skills. Children learn: floating Passed Level 1 or can demonstrate completion Level Two without support and recovering to a vertical position, exploring simultaneous and alternating arm of all requirements in Level 1. Due to COVID-19 Fundamental and leg motion to lay the foundations for future strokes. An introduction to deep water is included protocol, an adult must accompany the child Aquatic Skills in this course. in the water.

Level 3 builds on the skills learned in Level 2 by providing additional guided practice. Children Ages 6-14 yrs. Level Three learn: coordinating the front crawl, elementary backstroke, fundamentals of treading water, rules for Passed Level 2 or can demonstrate completion Stroke head first entries and additional safety skills. Most importantly, children who successfully complete of all requirements in Level 2. Development this course will be ready to swim in deep water

Ages 6-15 yrs. The objective of Level 4 is to develop confidence in the strokes learned thus far and to improve other Level Four Passed Level 3 or can demonstrate all Level 3 aquatic skills. Children learn: improved skills and increased endurance in the familiar strokes (front/ Stroke requirements. Students MUST be comfortable back crawl), and are introduced to the elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke, and butterfly. Improvement in deep water.

Level Five Ages 6-15 yrs. The objective of Level 5 is to coordinate the strokes that were introduced in 4. Students will Advanced Passed Level 4 or can demonstrate completion put together the mechanics for elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke and butterfly. Strokes of all requirements in Level 4. Underwater swimming & surface dives will also be included.

Level 6 refines all 6 strokes. Children learn: advanced techniques in all strokes (front/back crawl, Ages 6-16 yrs. Level Six butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke) and will increase their distance endurance. Passed Level 5 or can demonstrate completion Stroke Flip turns at the wall and improved diving skills will provide the student with the essentials to pursue of all requirements in Level 5. Refinement swimming as a sport.

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 36 Aquatics • (414) 647-6067

AQUATICS COVID-19 PROTOCOLS LAP SWIM INFORMATION • Face coverings are required inside the facility, in locker rooms, and on Participants can register for individual lap the pool deck. You will be issued a sanitized kick board to rest your face swim opportunities by visiting mkerec. covering at the side of the pool as you enjoy your swim activity. net/aquatics. The cost for a lap swim • Temperature checks prior to entry to the pool area may be required. If a session is $3/swim. Lap swim is available patrons temperature is at or above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, they would at the following locations: not be allowed to participate in aquatic activities that day and would have a credit applied to their account for that missed class. Hamilton High School • Enter directly onto pool deck. Do not enter via locker room. Your Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, instructor/coach will direct you to locker room once it is sanitized. To and Saturday save time, arrive with your swimwear on. • Please do not use the lockers. There will be designated spaces on Marshall High School benches in the pool area to place your personal belongings, including Monday and Wednesday gym bags, towels, etc. • Bring your own drinking bottle. Reminder: no glass on pool deck. Pulaski High School Monday and Wednesday • In the locker room, one bench per person or one bench per household. If you are from the same household, you may share a bench. Riverside High School • Limit your post-swim locker room time to 15 minutes. Exit the facility Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, through the locker room doors. and Saturday • Flip flops or appropriate swim footwear highly recommended. • A responsible person, age 16 or older must enter the pool with every South Division High School child enrolled in Tot, Adv. Tot, Little Lv. 1, Little Lv. 2, Level 1 and Level 2. Tuesday and Thursday • Due to current city safety orders, no spectators will be allowed on the pool To reserve your lap swim session or deck. Parents may ensure their swimmer has arrived safely to the pool deck for more information visit but may not stay for the duration of the activity. mkerec.net/ aquatics or call 414.647.6067. Protocols are subject to change due. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding!

GENERAL SWIM INFORMATION

What to Bring to — Swimsuit, towel, and Locker Rooms — Participants may bring Infant and Tiny-Tot Requirements — swim cap. Swim caps must be worn by all a padlock for lockers. All swim gear must Diapers: Regular disposable diapers are individuals entering the pool. Swim caps may be removed after each class. Children five not permitted as they disintegrate in the be purchased at the recreation office for $2. years of age or under may accompany their pool. Either disposable“Little swimmers” Please report 10 minutes before class starts. parent/guardian in the locker room. Children or reusable swim diapers are required. (Not ages six and up should use the locker rooms applicable for Summer 2021) that correspond to their gender identity. For Height Requirements (Ages 6-14) — Students must meet the listed minimum additional locker room information, please Parent Attendance — Parents/caregivers height for each pool. Most pools have a see the Aquatics COVID-19 Protocols below. must accompany their children in the water 48” height requirement. For youth who for all Tiny-Tot, Adv. Tiny-Tot, Lil. Lv 1, Lil. Lv are 42”-48” a six-inch booster step may be Pre-Testing — A pre-test is given to swimmers 2, Level 1, and Level 2 classes. available. Children not able to comfortably in levels 2-6 on the first day of class to ensure that the swimmer is in the appropriate level. Second Child in Class — If a parent/caregiver stand in the shallow end of the pool (with or Instructors reserve the right to recommend without a booster step) should be enrolled in has more than one child enrolled in Tiny-Tot alternate classes for those students unable to or Advanced Tiny-Tot classes, the second an Infant, Lil’ Squirts, Tiny-Tot or Advanced complete pre-tests. Tiny-Tot class where a parent/guardian must child must be accompanied by a- responsible person 16 years of age or older. accompany the child in the water. Testing — Testing of swim skills learned generally occurs during the second to last Water Temperature — Normal water lesson, and last lesson. Parents/caregivers Make-up Policy — Milwaukee Recreation temperature is 78–82° F. The only exceptions will be given certificates on the last day works diligently to ensure that our pools stay are Gaenslen Elementary and Marshall indicating which level to enroll in next. in working operation to offer consistency in our therapy pools which range 86-89° F. programs. In the event that more than one class is cancelled due to circumstances we cannot control, we will work to make-up the missed class at a later date. When a make-up date is unavailable, credits for the missed class will be applied to your Milwaukee Recreation account.

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Aquatics • (414) 647-6067 37 $5 SWIM CLASSES As the American Red Cross celebrates its Centennial SWIM campaign, Milwaukee Recreation and the Red Cross have partnered to offer $5 swim classes at three locations across Milwaukee: Milwaukee HS of the Arts, North Division HS, and Vincent HS. These locations will offer $5 swim opportunities for youth, adults, and families both residents and non-residents. Registration begins on April 29. (Due to construction, Madison HS is closed for the Summer 2021. The location will open again in the fall.) Family Swim: Children ages 10 and up with their parent/caregiver can all learn to swim together! Make it a family affair and come learn all the basics of swimming at a pool near you. Up to 3 children per adult in the class. Each family member should enroll and pay the course fee. Milwaukee High School of the Arts North Division

Monday, Jun 14 - Aug 2 (meets once a week) Saturday, Jun 12 - Aug 7 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ10501-MH04 LV 1 2:30PM 3:20PM $5 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ10503-MH02 LV 3 3:40PM 4:30PM $5 #1RAQ10574-ND01 Tot 9:00AM 9:30AM $5 #1RAQ10502-MH06 LV 2 4:50PM 5:40PM $5 #1RAQ10501-ND01 LV 1 9:50AM 10:40AM $5 #1RAQ10574-MH04 Tot 6:00PM 6:30PM $5 #1RAQ10504-ND01 Adult 11:00AM 12:00PM $5 #1RAQ10574-MH05 Tot 6:50PM 7:20PM $5 #1RAQ10533-ND01 Family 1:00PM 2:00PM $5 #1RAQ10504-MH02 Adult 7:40PM 8:40PM $5 #1RAQ10501-ND02 LV 1 2:20PM 3:10PM $5 #1RAQ10502-ND01 LV 2 3:30PM 4:20PM $5 Tuesday, Jun 15 - Aug 3 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price Vincent #1RAQ10533-MH02 Family 5:35PM 6:35PM $5 #1RAQ10574-MH07 Tot 6:50PM 7:20PM $5 Monday, Jun 14 - Aug 2 #1RAQ10504-MH03 Adult 7:40PM 8:40PM $5 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ10502-VN02 LV 2 4:45PM 5:35PM $5 Wednesday, Jun 16 - Aug 4 #1RAQ10574-VN02 Tot 5:55PM 6:25PM $5 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ10503-MH01 LV 3 2:30PM 3:20PM $5 #1RAQ10574-VN03 Tot 6:45PM 7:15PM $5 #1RAQ10574-MH08 Tot 3:40PM 4:10PM $5 #1RAQ10504-VN01 Adult 7:30PM 8:30PM $5 #1RAQ10501-MH03 LV 1 4:30PM 5:20PM $5 Tuesday, Jun 15 - Aug 3 #1RAQ10501-MH07 LV 1 5:40PM 6:30PM $5 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ10574-MH06 Tot 6:50PM 7:20PM $5 #1RAQ10533-VN04 Family 5:35PM 6:35PM $5 #1RAQ10504-MH04 Adult 7:40PM 8:40PM $5 #1RAQ10503-VN01 LV 3 6:50PM 7:40PM $5 #1RAQ10533-VN02 Family 8:00PM 9:00PM $5 Thursday, Jun 17 - Aug 5 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price Wednesday, Jun 16 - Aug 4 #1RAQ10501-MH06 LV 1 5:40PM 6:30PM $5 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ10574-MH09 Tot 6:50PM 7:20PM $5 #1RAQ10501-VN03 LV 1 4:30PM 5:20PM $5 #1RAQ10533-MH03 Family 7:40PM 8:40PM $5 #1RAQ10502-VN03 LV 2 5:40PM 6:30PM $5 #1RAQ10503-VN02 LV 3 6:50PM 7:40PM $5 Saturday, Jun 12 - Aug 7 #1RAQ10504-VN03 Adult 8:00PM 9:00PM $5 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ10501-MH01 LV 1 9:00AM 9:50AM $5 Thursday, Jun 17 - Aug 5 #1RAQ10533-MH01 Family 10:10AM 11:10AM $5 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ10574-MH01 Tot 11:30AM 12:00PM $5 #1RAQ10501-VN04 LV 1 5:40PM 6:30PM $5 #1RAQ10501-MH02 LV 1 12:45PM 1:35PM $5 #1RAQ10574-VN06 Tot 6:50PM 7:20PM $5 #1RAQ10504-MH01 Adult 1:55PM 2:55PM $5 #1RAQ10533-VN03 Family 7:40PM 8:40PM $5 #1RAQ10502-MH02 LV 2 3:15PM 4:05PM $5 Saturday, Jun 12 - Aug 7 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price Tuesday and Thursday, Jun 15 - July 8 (meets twice a #1RAQ10574-VN01 Tot 9:00AM 9:30AM $5 week), Session 1 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ10501-VN01 LV 1 9:50AM 10:40AM $5 #1RAQ10501-MH08 LV 1 2:30PM 3:20PM $5 #1RAQ10504-VN02 Adult 11:00AM 12:00PM $5 #1RAQ10502-MH04 LV 2 3:40PM 4:30PM $5 #1RAQ10533-VN01 Family 1:00PM 2:00PM $5 #1RAQ10574-MH02 Tot 4:50PM 5:20PM $5 #1RAQ10501-VN02 LV 1 2:20PM 3:10PM $5 #1RAQ10502-VN01 LV 2 3:30PM 4:20PM $5 Tuesday and Thursday, Jul 13 - August 5 (meets twice a week), Session 2 Tuesday and Thursday, Jun 15 - July 8 (meets twice a Class# Level Start Time End Time Price week), Session 1 #1RAQ10502-MH07 LV 2 2:30PM 3:20PM $5 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ10501-MH05 LV 1 3:40PM 4:30PM $5 #1RAQ10574-VN04 Tot 4:45PM 5:15PM $5 #1RAQ10574-MH03 Tot 4:50PM 5:20PM $5 Tuesday and Thursday, Jul 13 - August 5 (meets twice a week), Session 2 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ10574-VN05 Tot 4:45PM 5:15PM $5

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 38 Aquatics • (414) 647-6067 GENERAL SWIM CLASSES Gaenslen Hamilton

Monday, Jun 14 - Aug 2 Monday, Jun 14 - Aug 2 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ0502-GS01 Level 2 8:00AM 8:50AM $36 #1RAQ0511-HA02 Lit. Lv. 1 5:15PM 6:05PM $36 #1RAQ0501-GS01 Level 1 9:10AM 10:00AM $36 #1RAQ0501-HA02 Level 1 6:25PM 7:15PM $36 #1RAQ0511-GS01 Lit. Lv. 1 10:20AM 11:10AM $36 #1RAQ0512-GS02 Lit. Lv. 2 11:30AM 12:20PM $36 Tuesday, Jun 15 - Aug 3 #1RAQ7403-GS06 Tiny Tot 4:30PM 5:00PM $32 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ7404-HA04 Adv. Tot 8:00AM 8:45AM $36 #1RAQ7404-GS05 Adv. Tot 5:20PM 6:05PM $36 #1RAQ0512-HA02 Lit. Lv. 2 9:05AM 9:55AM $36 #1RAQ0501-GS04 Level 1 6:25PM 7:15PM $36 #1RAQ0501-HA03 Level 1 10:15AM 11:05AM $36 Tuesday, Jun 15 - Aug 3 #1RAQ0502-HA03 Level 2 11:25AM 12:15PM $36 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ7403-HA08 Tiny Tot 5:00PM 5:30PM $32 #1RAQ0502-GS04 Level 2 4:30PM 5:20PM $36 #1RAQ7403-HA07 Tiny Tot 5:00PM 5:30PM $32 #1RAQ0501-GS05 Level 1 5:40PM 6:30PM $36 #1RAQ0503-GS01 Level 3 6:50PM 7:40PM $36 Wednesday, Jun 16 - Aug 4 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price Wednesday, Jun 16 - Aug 4 #1RAQ0512-HA03 Lit. Lv. 2 5:15PM 6:05PM $36 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ0502-HA01 Level 2 6:25PM 7:15PM $36 #1RAQ7403-GS05 Tiny Tot 8:00AM 8:30AM $32 #1RAQ7404-GS04 Adv. Tot 8:50AM 9:35AM $36 Thursday, Jun 17 - Aug 5 #1RAQ0501-GS03 Level 1 9:55AM 10:45AM $36 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ0501-HA04 Level 1 8:00AM 8:50AM $36 #1RAQ0502-GS03 Level 2 11:05AM 11:55AM $36 #1RAQ0503-HA03 Level 3 9:10AM 10:00AM $36 #1RAQ7404-GS06 Adv. Tot 4:30PM 5:15PM $36 #1RAQ0502-HA04 Level 2 10:20AM 11:10AM $36 #1RAQ7403-GS07 Tiny Tot 5:35PM 6:05PM $32 #1RAQ0504-HA02 Level 4 11:30AM 12:20PM $36 Thursday, Jun 17 - Aug 5 #1RAQ7403-HA08 Tiny Tot 5:00PM 5:30PM $32 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ7403-HA07 Tiny Tot 5:00PM 5:30PM $32 #1RAQ7403-GS08 Tiny Tot 4:00PM 4:30PM $32 #1RAQ7404-HA05 Adv. Tot 5:50PM 6:35PM $36 #1RAQ7404-GS07 Adv. Tot 4:45PM 5:30PM $36 #1RAQ7403-HA09 Tiny Tot 6:55PM 7:25PM $32

Saturday, Jun 12 - Aug 7 Saturday, Jun 12 - Aug 7 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ7403-GS03 Tiny Tot 8:30AM 9:00AM $32 #1RAQ7404-HA01 Adv. Tot 8:35AM 9:20AM $36 #1RAQ7404-GS03 Adv. Tot 9:20AM 10:05AM $36 #1RAQ7403-HA01 Tiny Tot 9:40AM 10:10AM $32 #1RAQ7403-GS04 Tiny Tot 10:25AM 10:55AM $32 #1RAQ0511-HA03 Lit. Lv. 1 10:30AM 11:15AM $36 #1RAQ0511-GS03 Lit. Lv. 1 11:15AM 12:00PM $36 #1RAQ7403-HA06 Tiny Tot 11:30AM 12:00PM $32 #1RAQ0512-GS03 Lit. Lv. 2 12:45PM 1:30PM $36 #1RAQ0501-HA01 Level 1 1:05PM 1:55PM $36 #1RAQ0501-GS02 Level 1 1:50PM 2:40PM $36 #1RAQ0502-HA02 Level 2 2:15PM 3:05PM $36 #1RAQ0502-GS02 Level 2 3:00PM 3:50PM $36 #1RAQ0503-HA02 Level 3 3:25PM 4:15PM $36

Tuesday and Thursday, Jun 15 - July 8 (meets twice a Monday and Wednesday, Jun 14 - July 7 (meets twice a week), Session 1 week), Session 1 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ0511-GS02 Lit. Lv. 1 9:20AM 10:10AM $36 #1RAQ7403-HA02 Tiny Tot 9:00AM 9:30AM $32 #1RAQ7403-GS01 Tiny Tot 10:30AM 11:00AM $32 #1RAQ7404-HA02 Adv. Tot 9:50AM 10:35AM $36 #1RAQ7404-GS01 Adv. Tot 11:20AM 12:05PM $36 #1RAQ7403-HA05 Tiny Tot 10:50AM 11:20AM $32 #1RAQ0511-HA01 Lit. Lv. 1 11:45AM 12:35PM $36 Tuesday and Thursday, Jul 13 - August 5 (meets twice a week), Session 2 Monday and Wednesday, Jul 12 - Aug 4 (meets twice a Class# Level Start Time End Time Price week), Session 2 #1RAQ0512-GS01 Lit. Lv. 2 9:20AM 10:10AM $36 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ7404-GS02 Adv. Tot 10:30AM 11:15AM $36 #1RAQ7404-HA03 Adv. Tot 9:00AM 9:45AM $36 #1RAQ7403-GS02 Tiny Tot 11:35AM 12:05PM $32 #1RAQ7403-HA03 Tiny Tot 10:05AM 10:35AM $32 #1RAQ7403-HA04 Tiny Tot 10:55AM 11:25AM $32 #1RAQ0512-HA01 Lit. Lv. 2 11:45AM 12:35PM $36

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Aquatics • (414) 647-6067 39 GENERAL SWIM CLASSES Marshall Pulaski

Monday, Jun 14 - Aug 2 Monday, Jun 14 - Aug 2 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ0506-MR02 Level 6 5:15PM 6:05PM $36 #1RAQ0504-PK02 Level 4 6:20PM 7:10PM $36 #1RAQ0505-MR02 Level 5 6:25PM 7:15PM $36 Tuesday, Jun 15 - Aug 3 Tuesday, Jun 15 - Aug 3 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ0505-PK02 Level 5 6:20PM 7:10PM $36 #1RAQ0511-MR02 Lit. Lv. 1 10:40AM 11:30AM $36 #1RAQ7403-MR03 Tiny Tot 11:50AM 12:20PM $32 Wednesday, Jun 16 - Aug 4 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price Wednesday, Jun 16 - Aug 4 #1RAQ0506-PK01 Level 6 6:20PM 7:10PM $36 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ7403-MR05 Tiny Tot 5:20PM 5:50PM $32 Saturday, Jun 12 - Aug 7 #1RAQ7404-MR03 Adv. Tot 6:05PM 6:50PM $36 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ0504-PK01 Level 4 10:10AM 11:00AM $36 Thursday, Jun 17 - Aug 5 #1RAQ0505-PK01 Level 5 11:20AM 12:10PM $36 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ0501-MR01 Level 1 8:00AM 8:50AM $36 #1RAQ0503-MR02 Level 3 9:10AM 10:00AM $36 Riverside #1RAQ0501-MR02 Level 1 10:20AM 11:10AM $36 #1RAQ0504-MR02 Level 4 11:30AM 12:20PM $36 Tuesday, Jul 14 - Aug 3 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ0505-RS03 Level 5 9:00AM 9:50AM $36 Saturday, Jun 12 - Aug 7 #1RAQ0506-RS02 Level 6 10:15AM 11:05AM $36 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ0503-MR07 Level 3 10:20AM 11:10AM $36 #1RAQ0503-RS02 Level 3 11:30AM 12:20PM $36 #1RAQ0504-MR01 Level 4 11:30AM 12:20PM $36 #1RAQ0505-MR01 Level 5 1:10PM 2:00PM $36 Monday and Wednesday, Jun 14 - July 7 (meets twice a week), Session 1 #1RAQ0506-MR01 Level 6 2:20PM 3:10PM $36 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ0503-RS01 Level 3 9:00AM 9:50AM $36 Monday and Wednesday, Jun 14 - July 7 (meets twice a #1RAQ0504-RS01 Level 4 10:15AM 11:05AM $36 week), Session 1 #1RAQ0505-RS01 Level 5 11:30AM 12:20PM $36 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ7403-MR01 Tiny Tot 9:00AM 9:30AM $32 #1RAQ7404-MR01 Adv. Tot 9:50AM 10:35AM $36 Monday and Wednesday, Jul 12 - Aug 4 (meets twice a #1RAQ0511-MR01 Lit. Lv. 1 10:55AM 11:45AM $36 week), Session 2 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ0504-RS02 Level 4 9:00AM 9:50AM $36 Tuesday and Thursday, Jun 15 - July 8 (meets twice a #1RAQ0505-RS02 Level 5 10:15AM 11:05AM $36 week), Session 1 #1RAQ0506-RS01 Level 6 11:30AM 12:20PM $36 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ7403-MR04 Tiny Tot 4:30PM 5:00PM $32 #1RAQ0503-MR01 Level 3 5:15PM 6:05PM $36 #1RAQ0504-MR03 Level 4 6:25PM 7:15PM $36 HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS

Monday and Wednesday, Jul 12 - Aug 4 (meets twice a Arts 48” week), Session 2 Gaenslen 36” Class# Level Start Time End Time Price Hamilton 48” #1RAQ7404-MR02 Adv. Tot 9:00AM 9:45AM $36 MacDowell 48” #1RAQ7403-MR02 Tiny Tot 10:05AM 10:35AM $32 Marshall 48” #1RAQ0512-MR01 Lit. Lv. 2 10:55AM 11:45AM $36 North Division 48” Pulaski 54” Tuesday and Thursday, Jul 13 - August 5 (meets twice a Riverside 48” week), Session 2 South Division 48” Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ7403-MR06 Tiny Tot 4:30PM 5:00PM $32 Vincent 48” #1RAQ0504-MR04 Level 4 5:15PM 6:05PM $36 #1RAQ0503-MR03 Level 3 6:25PM 7:15PM $36

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 40 Aquatics • (414) 647-6067 GENERAL SWIM CLASSES South NOTE: Bilingual Classes available (Spanish-English). Clases bilingues disponible Swim Lesson Age Groupings (Ingles-Espanol) . CLASS AGES Monday, Jun 14 - Aug 2 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price Tiny-Tot 3yrs #1RAQ0501-SD02 Level 1 9:00AM 9:50AM $36 Adv. Tots 4-5yrs #1RAQ0502-SD03 Level 2 10:10AM 11:00AM $36 #1RAQ0503-SD03 Level 3 11:20AM 12:10PM $36 Lil’ Lv. 1/2 4-6yrs Levels 1-6 6-16yrs Wednesday, Jun 16 - Aug 4 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ0501-SD05 Level 1 10:20AM 11:10AM $36 * See level description on page 35 for ages. Due to #1RAQ0504-SD03 Level 4 11:30AM 12:20PM $36 COVID-19 limitations, we are not able to offer Infant Swim or Lil’ Squirts at this time. Please visit mkerec. Saturday, Jun 12 - Aug 7 net/aquatics for more information. Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ0501-SD01 Level 1 9:50AM 10:40AM $36 #1RAQ0503-SD01 Level 3 10:15AM 11:05AM $36 #1RAQ0502-SD01 Level 2 11:00AM 11:50AM $36 #1RAQ0504-SD01 Level 4 11:25AM 12:15PM $36 #1RAQ0501-SD04 Level 1 12:45PM 1:35PM $36 #1RAQ0505-SD01 Level 5 1:10PM 2:00PM $36 #1RAQ0502-SD02 Level 2 1:55PM 2:45PM $36 If you receive state or federal assistance like FoodShare #1RAQ0503-SD02 Level 3 2:20PM 3:10PM $36 or BadgerCare, your children may be eligible to re- #1RAQ0501-SD03 Level 1 3:05PM 3:55PM $36 ceive a scholarship to pay for most classes in the #1RAQ0506-SD01 Level 6 3:30PM 4:20PM $36 Milwaukee Recreation Guide. This includes arts & crafts, cooking, dance, fitness, language skills, music, Tuesday and Thursday, Jun 15 - July 8 (meets twice a outdoor education, sports, swimming and more! week), Session 1 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ7403-SD02 Tiny Tot 10:55AM 11:25AM $32 Limited scholarships available. Apply today! Please #1RAQ7403-SD01 Tiny Tot 9:00AM 9:30AM $32 call 414.475.8180 or visit mkerec.net/scholarship to #1RAQ7404-SD01 Adv. Tot 9:50AM 10:35AM $36 learn more and complete our short application. #1RAQ0511-SD01 Lit. Lv. 1 11:45AM 12:35PM $36

Tuesday and Thursday, Jul 13 - August 5 (meets twice a week), Session 2 Class# Level Start Time End Time Price #1RAQ7404-SD02 Adv. Tot 9:00AM 9:45AM $36 #1RAQ7403-SD03 Tiny Tot 10:55AM 11:25AM $32 #1RAQ7403-SD04 Tiny Tot 10:05AM 10:35AM $32 #1RAQ0512-SD01 Lit. Lv. 2 11:45AM 12:35PM $36

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Aquatics • (414) 647-6067 41

ARC TRAINING ADULT SWIM CPR Review Adult Swim Lessons DID YOU Anyone who has had CPR training in If you are a beginning swimmer, this class the past 24 months and would like to will orient you to swimming essentials so KNOW? renew their certification is eligible to you will feel comfortable in and around take this CPR Review Course which water. You will learn basic swim strokes includes AED training and Adult/Child and water safety techniques. Intermediate Swimming can CPR. (Does NOT include INFANT swimmers will work on refining swimming help with chronic training.) The class will follow Red strokes. Swimming caps are required and Cross guidelines. You do not have to are available at the pools for $2. diseases and mental have had Red Cross training to be eli- Activity Code: 1RAQ0401 (Section codes listed below) health. Water-based gible for this course. Must pass written exercising like examinations to be eligible for certifi- Gaenslen (Ages 17 & up)...... GS01 cation. Course fee includes a Ready Mon, Jun 14-Aug 2, 7:35PM- 8:35PM swimming improves Reference card. Textbook available on- $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents line at www.redcross.org or available the use of joints for purchase $10 (optional). Refund Gaenslen (Ages 17 & up)...... GS02 Tue, Jun 15-Aug 3, 8:00PM- 9:00PM affected by arthritis. requests must be made one week prior $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents to class date. via CDC/ Activity Code: 1RAE0201 Hamilton (Ages 17 & up)...... HA01 swimmingworldmagazine.com (Section codes listed below) Mon, Jun 14-Aug 2, 7:35PM- 8:35PM $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents OASIS (Ages 16 & up)...... 5501 (Includes First Aid Review) Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 17 & up).... MR01 Sat, May 22, 12:45PM- 4:45PM Sat, Jun 12-Aug 7, 9:00AM-10:00AM $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents AQUA FITNESS OASIS (Ages 16 & up)...... 5502 Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 17 & up).... MR03 Aqua Boot Camp (Includes First Aid Review) Mon, Jun 14-Aug 2, 7:35PM- 8:35PM Make your muscles burn so that your Mon, May 24, 4:45PM- 8:45PM $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents metabolic engine will stay lit, scorch- $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 17 & up).... MR02 ing calories long after your swimsuit OASIS (Ages 16 & up)...... 5503 Tue, Jun 15-Aug 3, 9:20AM-10:20AM has dried. A powerful class for men and (Includes First Aid Review) $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents women, you will need to bring hand- held weights between 3-5 pounds and Wed, May 26, 4:45PM- 8:45PM Milwaukee Marshall (Ages 17 & up).... MR04 $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents a water bottle to stay hydrated. Water Wed, Jun 16-Aug 4, 7:10PM- 8:10PM shoes recommended. Training tactics OASIS (Ages 16 & up)...... 5504 $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents may not be appropriate for beginning (Includes First Aid Review) Pulaski (Ages 17 & up)...... PK01 exercisers, persons with special needs or Thu, May 27, 4:45PM- 8:45PM Sat, Jun 12-Aug 7, 8:50AM- 9:50AM those who wish not to get their hair wet. $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RAQ0301 OASIS (Ages 16 & up)...... 5505 Pulaski (Ages 17 & up)...... PK02 (Section codes listed below) (Includes First Aid Review) Tue, Jun 15-Aug 3, 7:30PM- 8:30PM Riverside ...... RS01 Fri, May 28, 8:30AM- 12:30PM $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents (Bring weights and water bottle.) $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents Riverside (Ages 17 & up)...... RS05 Sat, Jun 12-Aug 7, 8:50AM-10:10AM Sat, Jun 12-Aug 7, 10:30AM-11:30AM $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents Aqua Zumba® Riverside (Ages 17 & up)...... RS02 The hottest fitness craze hits the cool (Meets TWICE per week. Evenings.) water in the pool. Plan to have so much Mon, Jun 14-Aug 2, 7:20PM- 8:20PM fun in this latin-themed pool party that $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents you’ll never miss the calories you leave Riverside (Ages 17 & up)...... RS01 behind. Water shoes recommended. Thu, Jun 17-Aug 5, 10:30AM-11:30AM Please bring a water bottle. $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RAQ0302 (Section codes listed below) South Division (Ages 17 & up)...... SD01 (Bilingual Class: English & Spanish) South Division ...... SD01 Wed, Jun 16-Aug 4, 9:00AM-10:00AM Sat, Jun 12-Aug 7, 8:30AM- 9:30AM $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents South Division ...... SD02 Mon, Jun 14-Aug 2, 7:45AM- 8:45AM $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 42 Aquatics • (414) 647-6067

Water Aerobics - Adult YoQUA Fusion Increase flexibility, muscle strength and Specially designed water exercise to endurance without joint discomfort of ease the mind and restore the body. traditional land exercise. Sign up now Gentle movements to increase flexibility A word from our customers... to make your workout fun, not a bore and renew your spirit will be interspersed Everyone who takes Cardio or a chore. with moderate cardiovascular exercise to Splash really enjoys it and we Activity Code: 1RAQ0306 maintain body temperature. Participants all get a great workout! (Section codes listed below) may use floatation belts (provided) for some portions of this class. Gaenslen ...... GS01 Activity Code: 1RAQ0307 (Meets TWICE per week, mornings) (Section codes listed below) Tue/Thu, Jun 15-Jul 8, 8:00AM- 9:00AM $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 (Meets ONCE per week. Evenings) Gaenslen ...... GS02 Thu, Jun 17-Aug 5, 7:35PM- 8:35PM (Meets TWICE per week, mornings) $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents Cardio Splash Tue/Thu, Jul 13-Aug 5, 8:00AM- 9:00AM Converting fat into lean muscle as you $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents work against the powerful resistance of water is only the beginning of this high Hamilton ...... HA01 AQUATICS TRAINING energy session. Fitness studies show Mon, Jun 14-Aug 2, 4:00PM- 5:00PM $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents Please note, additional training courses that fat loss is expedited through interval may be added online if there is popular de- training. You will work in sets of higher Hamilton ...... HA02 mand. Please view our listings online or call intensity intervals with periods of active Wed, Jun 16-Aug 4, 4:00PM- 5:00PM 414.647.6067 for more information. rest. Endurance and intensity build each $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents week for maximum results. Bring water Hamilton ...... HA03 Lifeguard Training bottle and hand weights to each class. Wed, Jun 16-Aug 4, 7:35PM- 8:35PM Ages 15 and above. American Red Activity Code: 1RAQ0304 $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents Cross Lifeguard Training will give you (Section codes listed below) the skills and knowledge needed to Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR02 prevent and respond to aquatic emer- Hamilton ...... HA01 Mon, Jun 14-Aug 2, 4:00PM- 5:00PM gencies. This course includes: water Thu, Jun 17-Aug 5, 7:45PM- 8:45PM $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents rescue skills, first aid and CPR. Prereq- $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 uisites include: Swim 300 yards NON- Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 Tue, Jun 15-Aug 3, 8:00AM- 9:00AM STOP (using breaststroke and front Tue, Jun 15-Aug 3, 7:35PM- 8:35PM $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents crawl) , Submerge 10-12 feet to retrieve $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents a 10 pound brick and tread 2 minutes Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR03 without hands. Successful participants Deep Water Aerobics Wed, Jun 16-Aug 4, 4:00PM- 5:00PM from this class will be considered for Changing the medium in which you $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents immediate employment opportunities. workout challenges the body, building South Division ...... SD01 Must attend a pre-course date before muscle in places you may not have felt Wed, Jun 16-Aug 4, 7:45AM- 8:45AM enrolling. 7 hours of on-line learning before. In the gym trainers use Bosu $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents also accompany this course. Link to platforms and exercise balls to desta- online content issued at the pre-course bilize the environment; in the water, we session. Course is not eligible for re- take the floor away! Participants will be duced fees. Instructor: Denzel Shareef. provided a floatation belt. Activity Code: 1RAQ0601 Activity Code: 1RAQ0305 (Section codes listed below) (Section codes listed below) South Division (Ages 15-79)...... SD01 Hamilton ...... HA02 (If needed, call Aquatics office at least 10 days be- Sat, Jun 12-Aug 7, 8:50AM- 9:50AM fore first class to schedule alternative mandatory, $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents in-water pre-test. Mandatory pre-test will be held Sat., May 15 , Riverside HS at 8am, and Sat., May 22, Riverside HS at 11am) Mon-Fri, May 24-May 28, 8:00AM- 4:00PM $100 Residents/$300 Non-Residents

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Aquatics • (414) 647-6067 43

LGI Course WSI - Water Safety Instructor The American Red Cross Lifeguard Age 16 & Above. The American Red Cross YOUTH COMP SWIM Instructor will prepare qualified can- Water Safety Instructor (WSI) course will Please note, no swimmers allowed to didates to teach Lifeguarding, CPR, train candidates to teach a variety of swim participate without proof of enrollment. Not AED, First Aid and other modules classes including: Learn To Swim levels eligible for reduced fees. Additional family available with the Red Cross. Quali- 1 - 6 for youth, multiple levels of parent- members enrolling in Competitive Swim pay child aquatics and pre-school aquatics, 3 fied candidates must be 17 years of 50% of the listed fees. age and have a proficient background levels of swimming for adults and MORE! in Lifeguarding, CPR, AED and First Prerequisites TESTED at a determined Pre-Course Date include: 25 yards of Piranhas Swim Team Aid. Requirements for maintaining this The Milwaukee Piranhas Age-Group certificate will be discussed during the proficient swimming in: Front Crawl, Back Crawl, Breaststroke, Sidestroke, Elemen- Swim Club is for experienced swimmers course. Candidates will have to com- who have been recommended by a plete a 7 hour pre-course ON-LINE be- tary Backstroke and Butterfly, 2 minutes of treading in deep water and a head first coach to participate at the highest level fore the course start date. of competition. New members should Activity Code: 1RAQ0603 entry (dive) into deep water. In addition seek the approval of a coach by setting (Section codes listed below) to class time, 9 ON-LINE lessons must be completed with the American Red Cross up a placement session at the pool. South Division ...... SD01 to be eligible for certification. Successful Swimmers on this team may be recruit- (Candidates MUST ATTEND and in-wa- participants may be considered for im- ed for USA SWIMMING opportunities. ter pre-course session at South Division mediate employment opportunities with Activity Code: 1RCS0808 on April 24 from 12:00PM - 4:30PM. Milwaukee Recreation Aquatics. Course (Section codes listed below) This will be a blended learning course is not eligible for reduced fees. Instructor: MacDowell (Ages 4-19)...... JU01 - you will need access to a computer Nicole Jacobson. (Five 90-minute practices/week) and internet to complete the classroom Activity Code: 1RAQ0604 Mon-Fri, Jun 14-Aug 6, 7:45AM-9:15AM sections. Only the in-water sessions are (Section codes listed below) $72 Residents/$108 Non-Residents listed here. Call Aquatics office at 414- 647-6075 to discuss your eligibility re- South Division (Ages 16-80)...... SD02 MacDowell (Ages 4-19)...... JU02 (Must attend in-water pre-course session. South quirements for this course.) (Five 60-minute practices/week) Division Sat. May 22 12noon - 2pm) Sat, Apr 24-May 15, 12:00PM- 4:30PM Mon-Fri, Jun 14-Aug 6, 9:30AM-10:30AM Mon-Wed, Jun 7-Jun 9, 8:45AM- 4:15PM $54 Residents/$81 Non-Residents $240 Residents/$240 Non-Residents $160 Residents/$240 Non-Residents MacDowell (Ages 4-19)...... JU03 Aqua Fit Instructor Training (Four 45-minute practices/week) Join us to learn the basics of leading Mon-Thu, Jun 14-Aug 5, 10:45AM-11:30AM Aqua-Fitness formats and enjoy a life- $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents style where you are paid to workout. Fitness enthusiasts with outgoing per- Krakens Swim Team sonality are encouraged to attend. Pre- The Krakens Age Group Swim Team vious experience as a participant in aqua offers a recreational competitive atmo- fitness a plus. Successful candidates will sphere. Seasonal swim meets will be be considered for employment oppor- held with local age-group clubs and al- tunities with Milwaukee Recreation. low for swimmers to be introduced to Activity Code: 1RAQ0608 competition with those of similar ability (Section codes listed below) levels. Participant should have complet- South Division ...... SD01 ed Level 3 of the Learn to Swim program Fri, May 7-May 21, 5:30PM- 8:30PM or be able to swim 25 continuous yards. $60 Residents/$60 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RCS0810 (Section codes listed below) Riverside (Ages 4-19)...... RS01 (Four 90-minute practices/week) Mon-Fri, Jun 14-Aug 6, 7:45PM-9:15PM $48 Residents/$72 Non-Residents Riverside (Ages 4-19)...... RS02 (Four 60-minute practices/week) Mon-Fri, Jun 14-Aug 5, 5:00PM- 6:00PM $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents Riverside (Ages 4-19)...... RS22 (Four 60-minute practices/week) Mon-Fri, Jun 14-Aug 6, 6:00PM- 7:00PM $36 Residents/$54 Non-Residents Riverside (Ages 4-19)...... RS03 (Four 45-minute practices/week) Mon-Thu, Jun 14-Aug 5, 4:45PM- 5:30PM $24 Residents/$36 Non-Residents Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 44 Aquatics • (414) 647-6067

Tidal Waves Swim Team Master’s Swim - Weekend Triathlon Training The Tidal Waves Age-Group Swim The Master’s Swim Club is for the adult Coach Paul wants this to be the year Team offers youth interested in com- experienced swimmer. Course objec- you conquer your first triathlon! -Tri petitive swimming to join a friendly, tives vary among individuals. Some athlon specific swim techniques and learner-focused environment. Swim- join to simply increase fitness levels tips will only be the beginning. Utilize mers must be able to kick one full while others use this program to train the adjacent, newly expanded bike length (25 yards) of the pool on their for triathlons. Your coach will work trails and improve running both on an back and stomach and be comfortable with you individually to reach your outdoor track for drills and through the in deep water to join. Swimmers un- choice goals. nearby parks for distance. Minimum able to complete prerequisite swim at Activity Code: 1RCS0702 recommended fitness level to be com- first practice may be referred to a les- (Section codes listed below) fortable in class include: 50 yards of son program to develop swim ability. nonstop swim ability, 20 minute of jog- Pulaski (Ages 16 & up)...... PK01 Activity Code: 1RCS0809 ging stamina and comfortable on your Sat, Jun 12-Aug 7, 7:30AM- 8:30AM (Section codes listed below) own bike. $24 Residents/$36 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RCS0704 Pulaski (Ages 4-19)...... PK02 Pulaski (Ages 16 & up)...... PK02 (Section codes listed below) (Four 60-minute practices/week) Thu, Jun 17-Aug 5, 6:30PM- 7:30PM Mon-Thu, Jun 14-Aug 5, 5:00PM-6:00PM $24 Residents/$36 Non-Residents Riverside (Ages 16 & up)...... RS01 $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents (Bring your bike to the first class. Also be prepared Pulaski (Ages 4-19)...... PK03 to swim on first day.) (Four 45-minute practices/week) Tue/Thu, Jun 15-Aug 5, 6:00PM- 8:00PM Mon-Thu, Jun 14-Aug 5, 4:00PM- 4:45PM $42 Residents/$63 Non-Residents $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents

ADULT COMP SWIM Master’s Swim - Weekdays The Master’s Swim Club is for the adult experienced swimmer. Course objec- tives vary among individuals. Some join to simply increase fitness levels while others use this program to train for triathlons. Your coach will work with you individually to reach your choice goals. Activity Code: 1RCS0701 (Section codes listed below) MacDowell (Ages 16 & up)...... JU01 Tue, Jun 15-Aug 3, 5:15AM- 6:15AM $24 Residents/$36 Non-Residents MacDowell (Ages 16 & up)...... JU02 Tue, Jun 15-Aug 3, 6:25AM- 7:25AM $24 Residents/$36 Non-Residents MacDowell (Ages 16 & up)...... JU03 Thu, Jun 17-Aug 5, 5:15AM- 6:15AM $24 Residents/$36 Non-Residents MacDowell (Ages 16 & up)...... JU04 Thu, Jun 17-Aug 5, 6:25AM- 7:25AM $24 Residents/$36 Non-Residents

If you receive state or federal assistance like FoodShare or BadgerCare, your chil- dren may be eligible to receive a scholarship to pay for most classes in the Milwaukee Recreation Guide. This includes arts & crafts, cooking, dance, fit- ness, language skills, music, outdoor education, sports, swimming and more!

Limited scholarships available. Apply today! Please call 414.475.8180 or visit mkerec.net/scholarship to learn more and complete our short application.

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Community Wellness • (414) 475-8811 45

Hoyt Park ...... WN12 Fitness in the Park Yoga COMMUNITY (1800 N Swan Blvd; 3 miles) Practicing Yoga outdoors has many Thu, Jul 29, 5:00PM- 6:15PM benefits including increasing body WELLNESS FREE awareness, strength and flexibility Mil”WALK”ee Hawthorne Coffee Roasters ...... WN13 while connecting you deeper with na- Join our walking club and explore Mil- (4177 S Howell St; 4 miles) ture. Join us for an outdoor yoga class waukee with us! Each week you will Tue, Aug 3, 10:00AM-11:15AM that will take you through a series of start at the location listed, walk the FREE poses and breath work. Bring your own exercise mat and water. Contact Erica@ distance, and end back at the same Humboldt Park - Milwaukee County spot. Contact [email protected] with mkerec.net with questions. Parks ...... WN14 Activity Code: 1PL59006 questions. (3000 S Howell Ave; 3 miles) (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1PL59003 Thu, Aug 5, 5:00PM- 6:15PM (Section codes listed below) FREE Hawthorn Glen ...... WN01 Wed, Jun 23-Jul 28, 5:00PM- 5:45PM Anodyne ...... WN01 Stone Creek Coffee ...... WN15 FREE (2920 S Kinnickinnic; 3 miles) (158 S Barclay; 4 miles) Tue, Jun 22, 10:00AM-11:15AM Tue, Aug 10, 10:00AM-11:15AM Hawthorn Glen ...... WN02 FREE FREE Wed, Jun 23-Jul 28, 6:00PM- 6:45PM FREE South Shore Park ...... WN02 Lakeshore State Park ...... WN16 (2900 S Shore Dr; 3 miles) (500 N Harbor Dr; 3 miles) Hawthorn Glen ...... WN03 Thu, Jun 24, 5:00PM- 6:15PM Thu, Aug 12, 5:00PM- 6:15PM Sun, Jun 20, 10:00AM-11:00AM FREE FREE FREE Colectivo Coffee Lakefront ...... WN03 Hawthorn Glen ...... WN04 (1701 N Lincoln Memorial Dr.;3.5 miles) Yoga Sun, Jun 27, 10:00AM-11:00AM Tue, Jun 29, 10:00AM-11:15AM Release some stress in your life with FREE FREE the calming ritual of yoga. Yoga is a lifestyle incorporating natural exercise, Hawthorn Glen ...... WN05 Mitchell Park Domes ...... WN04 diet, proper breathing, relaxation, and Sun, Aug 1, 10:00AM-11:00AM (524 S Layton Blvd.; 3 miles) meditation. Wear comfortable cloth- FREE Thu, Jul 1, 5:00PM- 6:15PM ing. Individuals with medical conditions Hawthorn Glen ...... WN06 FREE should be cleared by a physician prior Sun, Aug 8, 10:00AM-11:00AM Valentine ...... WN05 to participation. Bring your own exer- FREE (5918 W Vliet St.; 3.5 miles) cise mat or purchase at site for $10. Hawthorn Glen ...... WN07 Activity Code: 1PL59004 Tue, Jul 6, 10:00AM-11:15AM Sun, Aug 15, 10:00AM-11:00AM (Section codes listed below) FREE FREE Whitnall Park ...... WN06 Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 Hawthorn Glen ...... WN08 (8831 N Root River Parkway; 3 miles) Fri, Jun 25-Jul 30, 10:30AM-11:15AM Sun, Aug 22, 10:00AM-11:00AM Thu, Jul 8, 5:00PM- 6:15PM FREE FREE FREE Hawthorn Glen ...... WN09 Fairgrounds Coffee ...... WN07 Learn to Run You’ve always wanted to run but don’t Sun, Aug 29, 10:00AM-11:00AM (916 E State St; 3.5 miles) FREE Tue, Jul 13, 10:00AM-11:15AM know where to start? This program is per- FREE fect for individuals with little to no running Wick Playfield...... WN10 experience. Each class will include a walk/ Sat, Jul 10, 10:00AM-11:00AM Riverside Park ...... WN08 run and stretching. Class will participate FREE (1500 E Park Place; 3 miles) in the Run Back to School 5K on August Wick Playfield...... WN11 Thu, Jul 15, 5:00PM- 6:15PM 28th. Class fee goes towards the Run Back Sat, Jul 17, 10:00AM-11:00AM FREE to School entry fee and race t-shirt. Con- FREE Rochambo ...... WN09 tact [email protected] with questions. (1317 E Brady; 4 miles) Activity Code: 1PL59005 Wick Playfield...... WN12 Tue, Jul 20, 10:00AM-11:15AM (Section codes listed below) Sat, Jul 24, 10:00AM-11:00AM FREE FREE Wick Playfield...... WN01 Estabrook Park - Milwaukee County (Meet at Playground) Parks ...... WN10 Tue/Thu, Aug 3-Aug 26, 5:00PM- 6:00PM (4400 N Estabrook Dr; 3 miles) $5 Youth/$10 Adults Thu, Jul 22, 5:00PM- 6:15PM FREE Colectivo ...... WN11 (6745 W Wells; 4 miles) Please like us on Facebook! Tue, Jul 27, 10:00AM-11:15AM FREE fb.com/MilwaukeeRecreation

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 46 Community Wellness • (414) 475-8811

Fitness in the Park Bootcamp Glow with the Flow Yoga The 500 Rep Challenge Join us for an outdoor bootcamp class to This invigorating and upbeat flow Test your strength and endurance challenge your entire body! Each class will N yoga class will combine breath work N with this class that will leave you feel- include some strength, cardio and stretch- E and movement of the body. Black E ing strong and accomplished! Move ing exercises to give you a total body W lights, glow sticks and a lively playlist W through an outdoor circuit by walk- workout. Class is geared towards all fitness will help set the mood! Join the party ing or running, completing five body levels. Bring an exercise mat and water. and Glow with the Flow! Bring your weight exercises at each station. At the Contact [email protected] with questions. own exercise mat or purchase at site end of class, you will have completed Activity Code: 1PL59007 for $10. Contact [email protected] 500 reps! All fitness levels welcome. (Section codes listed below) with questions. Contact [email protected] with ques- Activity Code: 1PL59011 tions. Custer Playfield...... WN01 (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1PL59012 (4001 W Custer Ave) (Section codes listed below) Mon, Jun 21-Jul 26, 4:00PM- 4:45PM Beulah Brinton ...... WN01 FREE Tue, Jun 15, 7:00PM- 8:00PM Wick Playfield...... WN01 Southgate Playfield...... WN02 FREE (Meet at Playground) (3350 S 25th St.) Sat, Jul 31, 10:00AM-11:30AM Tue, Jun 22-Jul 27, 5:00PM- 5:45PM FREE FREE Wick Playfield...... WN03 (Meet at Playground) Wed, Jun 23-Jul 28, 4:00PM- 4:45PM FREE

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Weaving Beginner Basics Explore Mixed Media WEAVING AND Beginners will learn to warp the loom Make beautiful collage with paper, and weave a sampler of patterns. They torn magazine pages, texture paste, FIBER ARTS will be introduced to pattern and draft stamps, paint, matte medium or mod weaving as well as project planning. podge, and much more. Each project Returning Beginners will be able to is uniquely your own. Class is for all skill hone their sills by making a scarf or ta- levels. After you master the basics, you ble runner. Weavers are able to repeat may continue in the next session with this class as many times as they like but additional projects such as paint pour- will be limited to these three projects. ing, Shibori dyeing, and alcohol inks Samplers supply fee $10 cash only due to name a few. Basic supplies will be to the instructor at the first class. provided. If you have any questions, Activity Code: 1RAE6959 please contact us at (414) 647-6065. (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1R550914 50+ (Section codes listed below) Gaenslen ...... GS01 Mon, Jun 14-Jul 12, 5:30PM- 8:30PM OASIS ...... 5501 $55 Residents/$55 Non-Residents Mon, Jun 14-Jul 12, 12:30PM- 2:30PM ABK Weaving Center Gaenslen ...... GS02 $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents Gaenslen School Tue, Jun 15-Jul 13, 9:30AM-12:30PM OASIS ...... 5502 $55 Residents/$55 Non-Residents Mon, Jul 19-Aug 16, 12:30PM- 2:30PM 1250 E. Burleigh St. $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents 414-267-5771 www.abkweavingcenter.org ARTS & CRAFTS Acrylic Painting This is an exciting, intuitive, hands-on Acrylic Painting class for anyone who wants to have Weaving Basics and Beyond In this course you will have fun learning Prerequisite: Spring Weaving Basics & fun while learning how easy it is to painting techniques such as recogniz- Beyond. In this class continuing weav- produce impressive acrylic paintings ing shapes, light sources, and values. ers will finish projects they already have using dynamic and intuitive painting Beginners to advanced will improve on the loom with the help of a teach- techniques! No previous painting abil- at their own pace. We will start with ers. Weavers beyond beginning level ity is required. You do not have to be working from photographs along with continue the learning process with their an artist to participate, but if you are al- professional guidance from award-win- project. Fee does not include materials ready experienced, this new approach ning artist Laura Easey-Jones. A supply purchased from weaving center. Fee in- may just take your own work to new list will be provided on the first day of cludes supply cost and is non-refundable. heights! A demonstration begins each class. If you have any questions, please Activity Code: 1RAE6905 class. Supply lists are available on the contact us at (414) 647-6065. (Section codes listed below) community centers’ Facebook® pag- Activity Code: 1R550913 es: https://goo.gl/bwvnHd Gaenslen ...... GS03 50+ (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1RAE0901 (Level II Int/Adv.) (Section codes listed below) OASIS ...... 5501 Mon, Jun 14-Jul 12, 9:30AM-12:30PM Mon, Jun 14-Jul 12, 9:30AM-11:30AM $55 Residents/$55 Non-Residents Riverside ...... RS01 $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents (Level 1) Gaenslen ...... GS02 OASIS ...... 5502 Tue, Jun 22-Jul 27, 6:00PM- 8:00PM (Continuing Basics Int/Adv.) Mon, Jul 19-Aug 16, 9:30AM-11:30AM $34 Residents/$51 Non-Residents Tue, Jun 15-Jul 13, 5:30PM- 8:30PM $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents $55 Residents/$55 Non-Residents Gaenslen ...... GS04 (Level II Int/Adv.) Wed, Jun 16-Jul 14, 9:30AM-12:30PM $55 Residents/$55 Non-Residents Gaenslen ...... GS09 (Level II Int/Adv.) Wed, Jun 16-Jul 14, 5:30PM- 8:30PM $55 Residents/$55 Non-Residents Gaenslen ...... GS05 (Level II Int/Adv.) Thu, Jun 17-Jul 15, 5:30PM- 8:30PM $55 Residents/$55 Non-Residents

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 48 Adult Enrichment • (414) 475-8811

Basic Jewelry Making Create with Alcohol Inks Watercolor Painting Make beautiful jewelry by starting easy Alcohol inks are a colorful, fast-drying Create splendid, watercolor images with a pair of earrings; progress to a medium used for non-porous surfaces applying magical layering of this trans- bracelet and then a necklace. Class is such as ceramic or glass, but can also parent media. Explore expressive, ef- for beginners or crafters with little bead- be used with paper. They are easily fortless methods and techniques. In- ing experience. Instructor will provide blended to create your own vibrant col- structor offers demos and enthusiastic, coaching on crimping, use of soft wires, ors. Let us introduce you to yet another personal guidance. Bring supplies to clasps, jump rings, split rings, multi- creative medium to explore. Join us in all sessions (call Brinton for supply list strand bracelets and necklaces, making decorating three ceramic tiles as well 414-481-2494). wrapped loops, use of tools, and mak- as designing on paper. A $5 (cash only) Activity Code: 1RAE0917 ing your project fit well. A $10 (cash supply fee is due to the instructor at the (Section codes listed below) only) tool and supply fee will be due to first class. Class fee is non-refundable. Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 the instructor at the first class. Students Activity Code: 1RAE0906 (Beg.) will be provided a list of supplies/mate- (Section codes listed below) Wed, Jun 9-Jun 23, 6:15PM- 8:15PM rials to purchase for weeks 2-6. Hamilton ...... HA01 $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RAE0902 Thu, Jul 8, 6:30PM- 8:30PM (Section codes listed below) Beulah Brinton ...... BN02 $8 Residents/$12 Non-Residents (Adv.) Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 MacDowell ...... JU01 Thu, Jun 10-Jun 24, 6:15PM- 8:15PM Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 10:00AM-11:30AM Thu, Jul 29, 6:30PM- 8:30PM $20 Residents/$30 Non-Residents $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents $8 Residents/$12 Non-Residents Beulah Brinton ...... BN03 Crocheting / Knitting (Adv.) Develop the techniques needed to Landscape Painting Thu, Jul 8-Jul 22, 6:15PM- 8:15PM This relaxing class will explore land- $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents complete your beautiful projects. Learn scape painting in the comfort of the or gather new ideas and visit with fel- classroom. We will use acrylics and Beulah Brinton ...... BN04 low crafters. Bring a skein of yarn and work from photos. The goal of the (Beg.) knitting needles. class is to develop your own interpre- Wed, Jul 14-Jul 28, 6:15PM- 8:15PM Activity Code: 1RAE0905 tation. Class starts with a short dem- $20 Residents/$30 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) onstration to get you started. Learn Beulah Brinton ...... BN05 Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 to paint and change the way you see (Beg.) Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:00PM- 8:00PM the world. The supply list is available Wed, Aug 11-Aug 25, 6:15PM- 8:15PM $34 Residents/$51 Non-Residents on Facebook: https://goo.gl/bwvnHd. $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RAE0907 (Section codes listed below) Beulah Brinton ...... BN06 (Adv.) Riverside ...... RS01 Thu, Aug 12-Aug 26, 7:00PM- 9:00PM (Level 1) $20 Residents/$30 Non-Residents Wed, Jun 23-Jul 28, 6:00PM- 8:00PM $34 Residents/$51 Non-Residents Creative Crochet Techniques This class will review basic stitches be- Painting Portraits from fore practicing heavier texture stitches Photos like popcorns, shells, and post stitches. Painting in acrylic or oil we will learn to After creating swatches, we will discuss see others in an artistic way. Realizing how to turn these stitches into differ- your own approach will be the goal ent kinds of accessories. In preparation of this class. We will start with a draw- for spring we will focus on mesh and ing and progress onto painting. Bone lace stitches. We will create swatches structure, muscles and anatomy will be and learn to block these items, then covered. Each class starts with a short discuss how to turn lightweight fabrics demonstration to get you started. The into beautiful summer shawls or home supply list is available on Facebook: items. Bring a skein of light colored yarn https://goo.gl/bwvnHd. of your choice with an appropriate hook Activity Code: 1RAE0910 (check the yarn label for hook size). (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1RAE0923 (Section codes listed below) Riverside ...... RS01 Mon, Jun 21-Jul 26, 6:00PM- 8:00PM Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 $34 Residents/$51 Non-Residents Mon, Jun 21-Aug 16, 10:30AM-11:30AM $24 Residents/$36 Non-Residents

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Introduction to Drawing Abstract Painting with Melva* This is the perfect class for the individ- An abstract composition is an arrange- ual who always wanted to draw but did ment of shapes and colors in space. In not know where to start. In this class, this class, students will paint with wa- you will begin by learning to draw and tercolor and acrylics making abstract highlight basic forms and shapes. As flowers and people. A $10 (cash only) the class continues, you will move on to supply fee is due to the instructor at the drawing still life designs and portraits. first class. Class fee is non-refundable. Activity Code: 1RAE0930 Activity Code: 1RAE0956 (Section codes listed below) (Section codes listed below) Glass Blowing MacDowell ...... JU01 Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 Come melt your problems away-Expe- Tue, Jun 22-Aug 3, 5:30PM- 6:30PM Thu, Jul 8-Jul 29, 6:00PM- 8:00PM rience Glass Blowing. All classes work $15.50 Residents/$23.25 Non-Residents $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents on aspects of blocking, marvering, shaping and applying color. Students Cricut for Beginners Survival Sewing will create their own work of art in one Did you have a Cricut® machine but Learn the basics of operating a sewing workshop. The individual process takes have no idea how to use it? Cricut® is machine by sewing straight and curved approximately 15 minutes per student. a brand of die-cutting machine that will lines and turning corners on paper. In Please arrive at least 15 minutes before take your crafting to a new dimension. this class you will learn how to sew a the start of your class to discuss safety This class is for any crafter. Learn about button on material, thread the sewing procedures and choose colors. Class the Cricut® and all the fun projects machine and a simple pillow with fabric sizes have been reduced to allow for you can do. You will discover resources to make a hem. Bring basic sewing sup- proper social distancing between stu- to get free files. You will come out in- plies which include scissors, sewing pins, dents. Your individual art piece may be spired and ready to enhance your cre- seam ripper and fabric to class. This class picked up 48 hours after your expe- ativity. Please bring your machine and is for beginners and those who want to rience. Please ask your instructor for your own materials be able to utilize a sewing machine or fix- pick up times. Bring water and snacks Activity Code: 1RAE0954 ing sewing problems at home. to class. Fee includes supply cost and (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1RAE0977 is non-refundable. Classes held at: (Section codes listed below) Hamilton ...... HA01 Square One Art Glass, 5322 W. Vliet Sat, Jun 19-Jul 24, 9:00AM-11:00AM Hamilton ...... HA01 Street, www.squareoneartglass.com $29 Residents/$44 Non-Residents Sat, Jul 10-Jul 24, 1:00PM- 3:00PM Activity Code: 1RAE0928 $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) Introduction to Abstract Square One Art Class ...... SG01 Painting (Orb) An abstract composition is an arrange- Wed, Jul 7, 5:30PM- 7:30PM ment of shapes and colors in space. $50 Residents/$75 Non-Residents This workshop will introduce you to Square One Art Class ...... SG02 the six elements of design: color, line, (Bowl) shape, size, space and texture. You will Sat, Jul 24, 10:00AM-12:00PM learn how to use your imagination to $60 Residents/$90 Non-Residents create your own abstracts. No previ- ous drawing or painting experience Square One Art Class ...... SG03 required. A $5 (cash only) supply fee is (Orb) due to the instructor at the workshop. Wed, Aug 18, 5:30PM- 7:30PM Class fee is non-refundable. $50 Residents/$75 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RAE0955 Open Sewing Square One Art Class ...... SG04 (Section codes listed below) This class is for people who have some (Bowl) Hamilton ...... HA01 sewing experience. If you need some Wed, Sep 8, 5:30PM- 7:30PM time that you can dedicate to finishing $60 Residents/$90 Non-Residents Thu, Jun 24-Jul 15, 6:00PM- 9:00PM $11 Residents/$17 Non-Residents your sewing projects, this is the class Square One Art Class ...... SG09 for you. Come ready with your ideas/ (Orb) unfinished projects and let’s have some Sat, Sep 25, 10:00AM-12:00PM fun! Bring your own machine/thread, or $50 Residents/$75 Non-Residents use the machines provided. Irons and Square One Art Class ...... SG10 ironing boards are also available. Pre- (Paperweight) requisite for this class is sewing 101 or Wed, Oct 6, 5:30PM- 7:30PM previous sewing experience. $70 Residents/$105 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RAE0981 (Section codes listed below) Square One Art Class ...... SG11 (Pumpkin) Hamilton ...... HA01 Sat, Oct 16, 10:00AM-12:00PM Thu, Jun 24-Aug 5, 6:00PM- 8:30PM $75 Residents/$113 Non-Residents $34 Residents/$51 Non-Residents

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 50 Adult Enrichment • (414) 475-8811

Explore Painting with COMPUTERS Acrylics Learn how to apply, blend, and layer Computer Lab and the correct way of mixing colors. Surf the net, send emails, write letters, We will discuss how colors of light af- or research current events! Our com- fects the colors of the object when it is puter lab is open on a first-come, first- lit. Students are encouraged to bring serve basis. Lab is closed during class photographs they would like to paint times. Free with OASIS. Center Mem- within each class. Students must have bership (Membership fees are $15/ completed a beginner level class to be Res and $25/Non-Res). Membership is enrolled in an advanced level. A $10 good for one year from purchase date. (cash only) supply fee is due to the in- On-line registration is not available. structor at the first class. Class fee is Please contact 414-647-6065 for more Bike Safety Basics non-refundable. information. Come learn the rules of the road that Activity Code: 1RAE0986 Activity Code: 1R551504 will make your biking experience a (Section codes listed below) (Section codes listed below) safe and fun adventure. You will learn Hamilton ...... HA01 OASIS (Ages 50 & up)...... 5501 proper turn signals, good etiquette for Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:30PM- 8:30PM (OASIS. Membership Required. See fees above.) city streets and tracks, proper protec- $29 Residents/$44 Non-Residents Mon-Fri, Jun 7-Aug 27, 8:00AM- 3:00PM tive gear, how to ride in a group and FREE bike laws. This is a hands on course. Explore Watercolor Painting Class taught by Billie Myhra. Please This is an introduction course to tech- bring your bike to class. Youth and niques of painting with water colors. CYCLING AND BIKE adult classes are combined. Class fee Course will introduce students to ap- is non-refundable. plication techniques and different ways MAINTENANCE Activity Code: 1RAE2808 to prep painting surfaces as well as (Section codes listed below) discuss the fundamental differences in Bike Maintenance with Billie Hamilton ...... HA01 painting with water color versus paint- This class will teach you the skills need- Sat, Jul 24, 12:00PM- 1:30PM ing with acrylics. Course will cover ed to keep and maintain your bike in $7 Residents/$11 Non-Residents three different forms of watercolor me- fine working order. These skills will save diums. A $10 (cash only) supply fee is you time, money and make your rides MacDowell ...... JU01 due to the instructor at the first class. easier and safer. With a few tools, you Sat, Jul 10, 12:00PM- 1:30PM Class fee is non-refundable. can make your bike rideable. This class $7 Residents/$11 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RAE0990 is for beginners. In this class you will Riverside ...... RS01 (Section codes listed below) cover the following: changing a flat Sat, Jun 26, 12:00PM- 1:30PM tire, fixing a slipped chain, complet- $7 Residents/$11 Non-Residents Hamilton ...... HA01 ing a minor brake repair and seasonal Tue, Jun 22-Aug 3, 6:30PM- 8:30PM Riverside ...... MR01 cleaning. Class taught by Billie Myhra. $29 Residents/$44 Non-Residents Sat, Jul 17, 12:00PM- 1:30PM Please bring your bike to class. Youth $7 Residents/$11 Non-Residents and adult classes are combined. Class Knitting fee is non-refundable. Supplies and Develop the techniques needed to tools provided by coastinnbikes.com. complete your beautiful projects. Learn Activity Code: 1RAE2807 DANCE or gather new ideas and visit with fel- (Section codes listed below) low crafters. Bring a skein of yarn and Adult Ballet knitting needles. Hamilton ...... HA01 Through traditional ballet class struc- Activity Code: 1RAE0997 Sat, Jul 24, 10:00AM-11:30AM ture of barre work, center exercise and (Section codes listed below) $7 Residents/$11 Non-Residents traveling across the floor, adult ballet classes help you dance your way to Hamilton ...... HA01 MacDowell ...... JU01 stronger, longer muscles, improve pos- Tue, Jun 22-Aug 3, 6:30PM- 8:30PM Sat, Jul 10, 10:00AM-11:30AM ture, flexibility, agility, balance and core $39 Residents/$59 Non-Residents $7 Residents/$11 Non-Residents strength in a supportive and upbeat Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 environment. Crocheting Sat, Jul 17, 10:00AM-11:30AM Activity Code: 1RAE2901 Complete beautiful projects in this cro- $7 Residents/$11 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) chet class! Please bring your own cro- chet hooks and skein of yarn. Riverside ...... RS01 MacDowell ...... JU01 Activity Code: 1RAE0999 Sat, Jun 26, 10:00AM-11:30AM Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:00AM- 9:45AM (Section codes listed below) $7 Residents/$11 Non-Resident $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Hamilton ...... HA01 Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:30PM- 8:30PM Mon, Jun 22-Aug 2, 6:00PM- 7:30PM $34 Residents/$51 Non-Residents $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents

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African Dance Chair Yoga Explore the art of African dance as FITNESS People of all abilities experience great- you enhance your rhythmic and cre- Bootcamp er health and well-being in this chair ative movement skills. Experience Afri- This class is an introduction to an yoga plus strength exercise class. Pos- can culture, music, and dance. Please intense workout that will include es are done while sitting in or standing wear comfortable clothing. All levels strength, conditioning, speed work, by a chair. Benefits include increased are welcome. Class is combined with balance and plyometric drills. Watch muscle strength, greater range of mo- youth class. Summer class at Vincent is your stamina and fitness level soar to tion, improved posture, balance, and cancelled. new heights. breathing, and an overall sense of Activity Code: 1RAE2902 Activity Code: 1R553520 greater well being. Free with OASIS. (Section codes listed below) 50+ (Section codes listed below) Center Membership (membership fees are $15/Res and $25/Non-Res). Mem- Bryant ...... BY01 OASIS ...... 5501 bership is good for one year from pur- Wed, Jun 23-Jul 28, 7:15PM- 8:15PM (Intermediate) chase date. On-line registration is not $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents Wed, Jun 16-Aug 18, 8:00AM- 8:50AM available. If you have any questions, Riverside ...... RS01 $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents please contact us at (414) 647-6041. Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 1:00PM- 2:00PM Activity Code: 1R553508 $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents Zumba Gold 50+ (Section codes listed below) Zumba® Gold takes the Zumba for- Ballroom Survival mula and modifies the moves and pac- OASIS...... 5501 When you attend a wedding or re- ing to suit the needs of the active older (OASIS Membership Required. See fees above.) union, are you envious of the people participant, as well as those just start- Mon/Wed/Fri, Jun 14-Aug 20, 9:00AM-10:00AM gliding across the dance floor? Learn ing their journey to a fit and healthy FREE to waltz, fox-trot, cha-cha, etc., so that lifestyle. Join other older adults that when the next song plays, you are the want camaraderie, excitement and fit- Core Strength one sweeping others off their feet. ness as a regular part of their weekly Time to tighten the most important Wear casual dress shoes. This class schedule. Zumba Gold® is the perfect part of your body for stabilization; your requires you to call to sign up with a fit. It is a dance-fitness class that feels core! In this class, you will increase the person within your household. friendly, and most of all, fun. strength and endurance of your core Activity Code: 1RAE2904 Activity Code: 1R553503 muscles and improve your balance. (Section codes listed below) 50+ (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1R553518 50+ (Section codes listed below) Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 OASIS...... 5501 Tue, Jun 22-Jul 27, 6:00PM- 7:00PM (No Class July 5) OASIS ...... 5502 $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents Mon, Jun 14-Aug 23, 10:15AM-11:15AM (Intermediate/Advanced) $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents Tue, Jun 15-Aug 17, 11:00AM-11:30AM $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents Hip Hop OASIS...... 5503 This class teaches a combination of Thu, Jun 17-Aug 19, 10:15AM-11:15AM OASIS...... 5501 jazz and hip-hop/funk dance routines $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents (Class content geared toward 50+ age group) to popular pop and hip-hop songs. Tue, Jun 15-Aug 17, 11:40AM-12:10PM Activity Code: 1RAE2918 $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) Building Strength Get functional strength training and Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 full body conditioning. This class will Gentle Yoga You can be fit at any age and healthy Thu, Jun 24-Jul 29, 7:15PM- 8:15PM host opportunities to challenge all lev- at any size. Registered yoga instruc- $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents els of fitness in addition to a 50+ level of fitness option by using a variety of tor, Gail Vella, will help you learn to equipment to create more mobility and let go of stress, relax and breathe as Afro-Latin Fusion you strengthen your body and calm This unique class will showcase a fusion strength for daily activities, as well as your mind. If you have any questions, of afrobeat, hiphop, and latin dance sculpt your entire body. please contact us at (414) 647-6065. styles. Participants will be exposed to Activity Code: 1R553517 Activity Code: 1R553504 different genres of music and move- 50+ (Section codes listed below) 50+ (Section codes listed below) ment. Come learn some new footwork OASIS...... 5501 and combinations! (Class content geared toward 50+ age group) OASIS...... 5501 Activity Code: 1RAE2989 Tue, Jun 15-Aug 17, 9:00AM- 9:50AM Fri, Jun 18-Aug 20, 10:15AM-11:15AM (Section codes listed below) $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents MacDowell ...... JU01 OASIS ...... 5502 Wed, Jun 23-Aug 4, 6:00AM- 7:00PM (Intermediate/Advanced) $21 Residents/$32 Non-Residents Tue, Jun 15-Aug 17, 10:00AM-10:50AM $15 Residents/$23 Non-Residents

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 52 Adult Enrichment • (414) 475-8811

Fitness Center T’ai Chi & Qijong Women & Weights Come and be active at the OASIS Fit- T’ai Chi & Qigong are human move- Women & Weights is for all the ladies ness Center. A full range of exercise ment systems created by the Chinese. out there looking to get lean, toned equipment is available for you to uti- Learn how to use movement to relax and fit - quick! In this class, you will use lize. Assistance is provided on certain and balance your energy system. Wear light to moderate weights with lots of days and times. Open year round! Free comfortable clothing and flat soled repetition in order to give you a total with OASIS. Center Membership (mem- shoes or stocking feet. Seniors and body workout. You will work through bership fees are $15/Res and $25/Non- those with health limitations are en- moves and techniques that will help Res). Membership is good for one year couraged to participate, as the move- you achieve strength you never knew from purchase date. On-line registration ments can be adjusted to fit any fitness you had. You will leave class feeling is not available. A signed waiver and an level. If you have any questions, please challenged, but ready to come back orientation are required. Please contact contact us at (414) 647-6065. for more! Bring your own exercise mat 414-647-6041 for more information. Activity Code: 1R553519 or purchase at site for $10. 50+ Activity Code: 1R553509 50+ (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1RAE3535 (Section codes listed below) (Section codes listed below) OASIS...... 5501 OASIS...... 5501 Tue, Jun 15-Jul 13, 10:00AM-11:00AM Bryant ...... BY01 (OASIS Membership Required. See fees above.) $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:00PM- 6:45PM Mon-Fri, Jun 14-Aug 20, 8:00AM- 3:00PM $17 Residents/$26 Non-Residents FREE OASIS...... 5502 Tue, Jul 20-Aug 17, 10:00AM-11:00AM Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 Interval Training $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents Tue, Jun 22-Jul 27, 5:45PM- 6:30PM This highly energetic class involves al- Activity Code: 1RAE3526 $17 Residents/$26 Non-Residents ternating bursts of intense activity with (Section codes listed below) Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR02 recovery periods. This is an efficient Thu, Jun 24-Jul 29, 5:45PM- 6:30PM training method that helps to increase Hamilton ...... HA01 $17 Residents/$26 Non-Residents your cardiovascular intensity without Wed, Jun 23-Aug 4, 6:30PM- 7:30PM burning yourself out. $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1R553521 50+ (Section codes listed below) T’ai Chi Ch’uan This Chinese form of relaxation will OASIS ...... 5501 teach you stress-relieving techniques Wed, Jun 16-Aug 18, 1:30PM- 2:20PM designed to release tension, improve $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents flexibility and relax your body and mind. Activity Code: 1RAE3527 (Section codes listed below) Cardio Plus Like any fitness class, go at your own A word from our customers... Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 pace, but the instructor will make sure The Senior Fitness Class instructors (Beg.) you leave with a good work out. Expe- are knowledgeable and respectful! Tue, Jun 22-Aug 10, 12:15PM- 1:15PM rience the health benefits of cardio ex- $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents ercises along with the muscle toning/ Beulah Brinton ...... BN02 building that comes with weight lifting. (Int.) Wear comfortable clothing and tennis Tue, Jun 22-Aug 10, 1:25PM- 2:25PM shoes. Senior Fitness Class $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RAE3510 You CAN Do This Fitness Class is about (Section codes listed below) Beulah Brinton ...... BN03 dynamic muscle and toning exercises (Beg.) that include stretching, cardio, strength Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 Wed, Jun 23-Aug 11, 11:15AM-12:15PM Wed, Jun 23-Jul 28, 6:00PM- 7:00PM training and abdominal work. This fit $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents camp is designed to teach techniques $25 Residents/$38 Non-Residents that would improve and maintain mus- cle tone, functional strength and over- all cardiovascular health. A variety of apparatus will be introduced such as DID YOU light weights, Resist-a-Balls, and more! If you have any questions, please con- KNOW? tact us at (414) 647-6065. Activity Code: 1R553511 50+ (Section codes listed below) like yoga and tai chi, OASIS...... 5501 Mindfulness-based activities Wed, Jun 16-Jul 14, 12:30PM- 1:30PM though lower impact, can deliver more mental $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents health benefits than walking. OASIS...... 5502 Wed, Jul 21-Aug 18, 12:30PM- 1:30PM via uclahealth.org $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents

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The Run Mix Hoop Dance Workout Must be able to run a 5k (at any pace). Hooping is not just for kids! Today hula We will incorporate strength training hooping has evolved into an exciting exercises and running during this one dance form called ‘hoopdance’, which Schedule Changes: hour class. Wear running gear. We has amazing benefits for the body and Please note compliance with will be outdoors, weather permitting. mind. Plus, it’s fun! Hooping is for EV- COVID-19 regulations may Please bring mat, towel, and water. ERY BODY. Hoops will be available to Activity Code: 1RAE3512 borrow or for purchase at sites. Cost result in schedule changes. (Section codes listed below) range is $20-$35 per hoop. We will communicate these Activity Code: 1RAE3518 Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 as soon as possible. Thank (Section codes listed below) Tue, Jun 22-Aug 10, 6:45AM- 7:35AM you for your understanding. $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Riverside ...... RS01 Beulah Brinton ...... BN02 (Beg.) Thu, Jun 24-Aug 12, 7:00AM- 7:50AM Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 11:15AM-12:15PM $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents Your Safety is our Running Speedwork Pilates Priority: If you have been running for at least A non-impact class where you will im- Please know we are taking the prove your core strength and flexibil- sometime, and have seen your im- necessary precautions to ensure provement slow down, this is the class ity. This class focuses on lengthening, for you! You will learn all the basics defining, and strengthening your mus- your safety while participating in of incorporating intervals, fartlek train- cles. Wear comfortable clothing. Indi- Milwaukee Recreation programs. ing, plyometrics, and other techniques viduals with medical conditions should to help you run faster at any race dis- be cleared by their physician prior to The use of face masks or cloth tance. Fartlek training originated from participation. Bring your own exercise face coverings is required Sweden. It is translated as Speed Play. mat or purchase at site for $10. Please bring a water bottle and exercise Activity Code: 1RAE3521 when inside Milwaukee mat. This six-week class is taught by (Section codes listed below) Recreation facilities for all Marty Malin, a Certified Running Coach. Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 staff and participants over Youth and Adult classes combined. Wed, Jun 23-Aug 11, 7:35PM- 8:35PM Activity Code: 1RAE3517 $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents the age of 3, and required (Section codes listed below) outside unless 6 feet apart Hamilton ...... HA01 Hamilton ...... HA02 Thu, Jun 24-Aug 5, 6:00PM- 7:00PM from others. If you do not have Wed, Jun 23-Jul 28, 5:30PM- 6:15PM $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents a mask or face covering, one will $17 Residents/$26 Non-Residents be provided for you. MacDowell ...... JU02 Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 5:30PM- 6:15PM $17 Residents/$26 Non-Residents Riverside ...... RS02 Thu, Jun 24-Jul 29, 5:30PM- 6:15PM $17 Residents/$26 Non-Residents

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Yoga Beulah Brinton ...... BN16 MacDowell ...... JU02 Release some stress in your life with Fri, Jun 25-Aug 13, 9:15AM-10:15AM Tue, Jul 6-Aug 3, 6:15PM- 7:15PM the calming ritual of yoga. Yoga is a $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents lifestyle incorporating natural exercise, Beulah Brinton ...... BN17 MacDowell ...... JU01 diet, proper breathing, relaxation, and Sat, Jun 26-Aug 21, 7:45AM- 8:45AM Sat, Jul 10-Aug 14, 9:15AM-10:15AM meditation. Wear comfortable cloth- $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents ing. Individuals with medical conditions Beulah Brinton ...... BN18 Riverside ...... RS01 should be cleared by a physician prior Sat, Jun 26-Aug 21, 8:55AM- 9:55AM Thu, Jun 24-Jul 29, 6:00PM- 6:55PM to participation. Bring your own exer- $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents cise mat or purchase at site for $10. Activity Code: 1RAE3536 Bryant ...... BY01 (Section codes listed below) Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 7:00PM- 7:45PM Yoga - Power $17 Residents/$26 Non-Residents East meets West in this vigorous, fit- Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 ness-based yoga class with a focus on Mon, Jun 21-Aug 16, 8:00AM- 9:00AM Gaenslen ...... GS02 flow, breath, strength, balance, and $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Wed, Jun 16-Jul 14, 7:15PM- 8:15PM flexibility. Prior yoga experience is rec- $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents Beulah Brinton ...... BN02 ommended. Bring your own exercise Mon, Jun 21-Aug 16, 9:15AM-10:15AM Hamilton ...... HA01 mat or purchase at site for $10. $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:00PM- 7:00PM Activity Code: 1RAE3538 $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) Beulah Brinton ...... BN03 Mon, Jun 21-Aug 16, 6:00PM- 7:00PM MacDowell ...... JU03 Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Tue, Jul 6-Aug 3, 7:30PM- 8:30PM Wed, Jun 23-Aug 11, 4:30PM- 5:30PM $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Beulah Brinton ...... BN04 Tue, Jun 22-Aug 10, 8:00AM- 9:00AM MacDowell ...... JU02 Beulah Brinton ...... BN02 $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Sat, Jul 10-Aug 14, 10:30AM-11:30AM Fri, Jun 25-Aug 13, 4:00PM- 5:00PM $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Beulah Brinton ...... BN05 Tue, Jun 22-Aug 10, 9:15AM-10:15AM Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 Gaenslen ...... GS01 $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Tue, Jun 22-Jul 27, 6:00PM- 7:00PM Wed, Jun 16-Jul 14, 6:15PM- 7:15PM $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents Beulah Brinton ...... BN06 Tue, Jun 22-Aug 10, 10:45AM-11:45AM Riverside ...... RS03 Riverside ...... RS01 $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 7:15PM- 8:15PM Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:00PM- 7:00PM $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents Beulah Brinton ...... BN07 Tue, Jun 22-Aug 10, 6:30PM- 7:30PM Riverside ...... RS02 Thu, Jun 24-Jul 29, 7:00PM- 8:00PM Yoga - Chair $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents This chair yoga class is for people of all $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents Beulah Brinton ...... BN08 ages. Poses are done while sitting in or Wed, Jun 23-Aug 11, 6:30AM- 7:45AM standing by a chair. Benefits include in- $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Yoga - Gentle creased muscle strength, greater range Gentle Yoga is accessible to all levels Beulah Brinton ...... BN09 of motion, improved posture, balance, and body types, and is especially suit- and breathing. Wed, Jun 23-Aug 11, 8:00AM- 9:00AM ed for beginners. Basic stretches, pos- $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RAE3560 tures and breath work help to develop (Section codes listed below) Beulah Brinton ...... BN10 strength, flexibility, balance, and body Wed, Jun 23-Aug 11, 9:15AM-10:15AM awareness. Bring your exercise mat or Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents purchase at site for $10. Thu, Jun 24-Aug 12, 10:30AM- 11:30AM Activity Code: 1RAE3537 $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Beulah Brinton ...... BN11 (Section codes listed below) Wed, Jun 23-Aug 11, 6:30PM- 7:30PM $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 Mon, Jun 21-Aug 16, 12:00PM- 1:00PM Beulah Brinton ...... BN12 $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Thu, Jun 24-Aug 12, 8:00AM- 9:00AM $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Beulah Brinton ...... BN02 Mon, Jun 21-Aug 16, 1:10PM- 2:10PM Beulah Brinton ...... BN13 $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Thu, Jun 24-Aug 12, 9:15AM-10:15AM $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Beulah Brinton ...... BN03 Thu, Jun 24-Aug 12, 1:30PM- 2:30PM Beulah Brinton ...... BN14 $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Thu, Jun 24-Aug 12, 5:45PM- 6:45PM $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Beulah Brinton ...... BN04 Thu, Jun 24-Aug 12, 7:00PM- 8:00PM Beulah Brinton ...... BN15 $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Fri, Jun 25-Aug 13, 8:00AM- 9:00AM Beulah Brinton ...... BN05 $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Sat, Jun 26-Aug 21, 10:00AM-11:00AM $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents

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Yoga for Runners This class is not strictly for runners. Yoga HEALTH AND teacher and runner Annie Wegner LeFort will offer a threefold focus: 1) stretching WELLNESS A word from our customers... the muscles we use most in running 2) Monday, Monday encourage participants to explore differ- Ah Monday, the start of the work week The Zumba Gold instructors are ent planes of the body to diversify their for many of us. We end our weekends great! They always make you movements 3) build and strengthen the dreading this day. Learn and practice feel good about working out! core muscles that runners need to main- mindful relaxation techniques to get tain a strong, healthy form. ready for the week ahead. Each week you Activity Code: 1RAE3564 will learn a new meditation technique (Section codes listed below) along with class sharing. Get refreshed, Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 rejuvenated and reset. You might even Thu, Jun 24-Aug 12, 4:00PM- 5:00PM learn to look forward to Mondays. $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RAE4108 (Section codes listed below) Nordic Walking Hamilton ...... HA01 Zumba Gold® Improve your overall level of condition- Zumba® Gold takes the Zumba for- Mon, Jun 21-Jul 26, 7:15PM- 8:15PM ing by learning various exercises to im- $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents mula and modifies the moves and pac- prove your overall strength, flexibility, ing to suit the needs of the active older and core using walking poles. Learn participant, as well as those just start- Garden Sanctuary the proper technique while walking Make room in your garden to en- ing their journey to a fit and healthy with poles to work almost every muscle hance nature’s bounty with decorative lifestyle. Join other older adults that in your body. Led by Marty Malin, a and practical additions. Get ideas on want camaraderie, excitement and fit- Certified Nordic Walking Instructor. how you can turn your garden into a ness as a regular part of their weekly Activity Code: 1RAE3567 sanctuary that reflects fun, beauty and schedule. Zumba Gold® is the perfect (Section codes listed below) personality. Learn Feng Shui tips us- fit. It is a dance-fitness class that feels ing garden art, medicine/solar wheels, friendly, and most of all, fun. Hamilton ...... HA01 vegetable tripods, painted rocks, etc. Activity Code: 1RAE3543 Wed, Jul 7-Jul 28, 7:15PM- 8:00PM Indoor or outdoor, make your home (Section codes listed below) $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents happier with creative ideas and plants Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 MacDowell ...... JU01 that represent you. Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:00PM- 7:00PM Mon, Jul 12-Aug 2, 7:15PM- 8:00PM Activity Code: 1RAE4109 $25 Residents/$38 Non-Residents $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) Riverside ...... RS01 Yoga for Women’s Health Hamilton ...... HA01 Thu, Jul 8-Jul 29, 7:15PM- 8:00PM Thu, Jun 24-Jul 1, 7:15PM- 8:15PM This is a beginner level class that will $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents focus on strengthening work specific to $8 Residents/$12 Non-Residents the female body. Class taught by cer- Couch Potato to 5k *Adult tified yoga instructor, Annie Wegner Sun Tea, Moon Tea Have you ever wanted to run a 5K? The hot summer days will mean you will LeFort. Don’t know where to start? Do you need to stay hydrated by drinking more Activity Code: 1RAE3563 need a little push and positive moti- water however water alone can be bor- (Section codes listed below) vation? Then this is the class for you! ing. Infuse your water with herbs and Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 The Couch Potato to 5k program is de- flowers you’ve grown yourself. Get ideas Tue, Jun 22-Aug 10, 3:45PM- 4:45PM signed to ease you off the couch and on how to grow your own herbs and rec- $28 Residents/$42 Non-Residents get you up and running a 5K (3.1 miles) ipes to enhance your H2O intake. in only 6 weeks! Class taught by a certi- Activity Code: 1RAE4110 Blindfold Yoga fied running coach. Bring your running (Section codes listed below) Blindfold Yoga offers an opportunity to shoes, towel, water bottle and an ex- withdraw the sense of sight to engage ercise mat. Get excited because you’re Hamilton ...... HA01 in deeper pratyahara (control of the going to run your first 5k. Adult and Thu, Jul 8, 7:15PM- 8:15PM senses), one of yogas 8-limbs. We will Youth classes combined. $6 Residents/$9 Non-Residents explore how our practice changes in Activity Code: 1RAE3569 relation to our balance, our interpreta- (Section codes listed below) Meditation tion of verbal cues, and what we might You will practice guided and man- Hamilton ...... HA01 do differently when we know others tra meditation, pranayama (mindful Wed, Jun 23-Jul 28, 6:15PM- 7:15PM breathing exercises), and improving aren’t watching and we’re not looking $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents at them. This will be a slow flow style. posture. Please bring a yoga mat and Class fee is non-refundable. MacDowell ...... JU01 a cushion or small pillow. Activity Code: 1RAE3561 Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:15PM- 7:15PM Activity Code: 1RAE4113 (Section codes listed below) $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 Riverside ...... RS01 Hamilton ...... HA01 Wed, Jun 9, 5:30PM- 6:30PM Thu, Jun 24-Jul 29, 6:15PM- 7:15PM Tue, Jun 22-Aug10, 5:00PM- 5:30PM $6 Residents/$9 Non-Residents $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents $13 Residents/$20 Non-Residents

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Chakra Energy and Balance Review of Spanish 2 Join us for Chakra Healing - an ancient LANGUAGE SKILLS Pre-requisite: Successful completion of philosophy and now a hot trend! This Spanish Spanish 2C or consent of the instruc- class will help you balance your body Learn appropriate Spanish words for: tor. We will review and practice the and mind using this ancient Eastern greeting, health, household, daily ac- vocabulary, grammar and conversation wellness belief based on seven energy tivities, weather and much more. The skills we learned in Spanish 2 (Chapters centers that govern your organs and book that is used for the class is ‘Span- 7-12 of our textbooks). We will focus on work together as one system yet inde- ish made Simple’. You can purchase improving our speaking and listening pendently. Take time to improve your the textbook for $14 (cash or check skills through partner conversations and well-being. Class fee is non-refundable. only) on the first day of the class. If you small group games and activities. This Activity Code: 1RAE4117 have any questions, please contact us class is intended for students who have (Section codes listed below) at (414) 647-6065. been taking the Tuesday evening class- es with “Professor” Pat. This is a great Hamilton ...... HA01 Activity Code: 1R554401 way to strengthen your confidence! Thu, Jul 22-Jul 29, 7:15PM- 8:15PM 50+ (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1RAE4412 $21 Residents/$32 Non-Residents OASIS...... 5501 (Section codes listed below) (Beginner Class) Foot Reflexology Part 1 Fri, Jun 18-Aug 20, 11:30AM-12:30PM Hamilton ...... HA01 Reflexology is a science and an art that $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents Tue, Jun 22-Aug 3, 6:00PM- 8:00PM deals with the principle that there are $34 Residents/$51 Non-Residents reflex points on your feet, hands, face OASIS...... 5502 and ears. In this class we will discuss (Advanced Class) Spanish 101 the feet and how you can help your- Fri, Jun 18-Aug 20, 12:30PM- 1:30PM Spanish 101 is a beginning course self deal with pain and stress in your $22 Residents/$33 Non-Residents designed for students with no prior body. Please bring a dry washcloth, exposure to formal instruction in the and drinking water. We will learn how language. The focus of the class is on to help relieve stress by balancing the listening and speaking practice and parasympathetic nervous system (the your participation in all activities is cru- Rest and Digest System). If you can cial to your success and mandatory. not reach your feet, bring a friend who Activity Code: 1RAE4417 can help you. Class taught by Gail Vella (Section codes listed below) of Compassionate Reflexology. Class Bay View ...... BV01 fee is non-refundable. A $7 (cash only) Tue, Jun 22-Jul 27, 5:30PM- 7:00PM supply fee is due to the instructor at the $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents first class. Class fee is non-refundable. Activity Code: 1RAE4150 Bay View ...... BV02 (Section codes listed below) Thu, Jun 24-Jul 29, 5:30PM- 7:00PM $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents Hamilton ...... HA01 Tue, Jun 22, 6:30PM- 8:00PM Spanish 102 $7 Residents/$11 Non-Residents Spanish Conversation Spanish 102 is designed to introduce The ability to communicate in Spanish you to the Spanish language and the is necessary for many professions and Foot Reflexology Part 2 many facets of the Hispanic culture, is key to a greater enjoyment of travel During this class we will continue to and to develop all of your language south of the border. Receive instruc- address your personal issues to help skills: speaking, listening, reading, and tion on pronunciation and essential relieve pain and stress through your writing. In this course, you will develop grammar, through reading, writing feet. This class is the second part of your ability to communicate satisfac- and conversational practice. You can Foot Reflexology. Please bring a dry torily in Spanish in everyday practical purchase the textbook for $14 (cash or washcloth, drinking water, and lotion. situations and you will acquire some of check only) on the first day of the class. Class taught by Gail Vella of Compas- the skills necessary for effective reading Level 2 and 3 Spanish conversation re- sionate Reflexology. Class fee is non- and writing in Spanish. The course re- quires working knowledge of general refundable. quires regular classroom participation. Spanish phrases and vocabulary. Activity Code: 1RAE4151 Activity Code: 1RAE4418 Activity Code: 1RAE4406 (Section codes listed below) (Section codes listed below) (Section codes listed below) Hamilton ...... HA02 Bay View ...... BV01 Riverside ...... RS01 Tue, Jun 29, 6:30PM- 8:00PM Tue, Jun 22-Jul 27, 7:00PM- 8:30PM (Level 1) $7 Residents/$11 Non-Residents $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:00PM- 7:30PM $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents Bay View ...... BV02 Thu, Jun 24-Jul 29, 7:00PM- 8:30PM $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents Please like us on Facebook! fb.com/MilwaukeeRecreation

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Spanish 3C Pre-requisite: Successful completion MARTIAL ARTS MUSIC of Spanish 3B or consent of the in- Tae Kwon Do Songwriting 101 structor. This course is intended for Tae Kwon Do is a Korean art of hand No matter what age, aspiring to be students who completed Spanish 3B and foot fighting. A useful way for you a great musician (or even good one) with “Professor” Pat in the spring of to learn the art of self-discipline, men- goes beyond merely practicing. Taught 2021. We will cover Chapters 17 & tal preparation, concentration and self- by Dennis Dykstra, learn the basics of 18 in our textbooks. Students will be control. Various kicking and punching music theory including ear training and expected to print out some materials techniques, correct body positioning songwriting. Let us help you become (from PDFs sent by email). We will learn and self-defense will be covered. A a better performer and increase your new vocabulary, master new grammar great opportunity to increase your flex- options as a musician. Don’t bring an concepts and put our knowledge into ibility, general conditioning and self- instrument to the first class. Class is practice using games and activities de- defense techniques. combined with youth class. signed especially for this textbook. In Activity Code: 1RAE4503 Activity Code: 1RAE4601 addition, students will be given access (Section codes listed below) (Section codes listed below) to websites (which will provide practice activities for students to do at home) Hamilton (Ages 15 & up)...... HA04 Hamilton ...... HA01 and links to other helpful websites. The Mon/Wed, Jun 21-Aug 4, 5:30PM- 6:30PM Wed, Jun 23-Aug 4, 7:45PM- 8:45PM instructor is “Professor” Pat. This is a $34 Residents/$51 Non-Residents $33 Residents/$49.50 Non-Residents great way to complete your Spanish Hamilton (Ages 15 & up)...... HA03 studies! CONGRATULATIONS on FIN- Mon/Wed, Jun 21-Aug 4, 6:45PM- 7:45PM ISHING THE TEXTBOOK! $34 Residents/$51 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RAE4497 (Section codes listed below) Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 (Beg. - White, Orange & Yellow Belts) Hamilton ...... HA01 Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:00PM- 7:00PM Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:00PM- 8:00PM $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents $34 Residents/$51 Non-Residents Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR02 (Beg. - White, Orange & Yellow Belts) Wed, Jun 23-Jul 28, 6:00PM- 7:00PM $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents Riverside (Ages 15 & up)...... RS03 (All Ranks, white-black) Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 11:45AM-12:30PM $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Riverside (Ages 15 & up)...... RS07 (Beg. white belts, combined with youth class) Mon/Wed, Jun 21-Jul 28, 5:00PM- 5:45PM $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Riverside (Ages 15 & up)...... RS05 (Int./Adv., Camo-Purple Belts) Bass Guitar Learn the basics, theory, riffs and chord Mon/Wed, Jun 21-Jul 28, 7:00PM- 7:45PM progressions. Bring your own bass gui- $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents tar. Class is combined with youth class. Riverside (Ages 15 & up)...... RS06 Class is taught by Dennis Dykstra. (Int./Adv., Camo-Purple Belts) Activity Code: 1RAE4602 Mon, Jun 21-Jul 26, 7:00PM- 7:45PM (Section codes listed below) $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 Riverside (Ages 15 & up)...... RS09 Fri, Jun 25-Aug 13, 7:15PM- 8:15PM (Int./Adv., Blue-Black) $24 Residents/$36 Non-Residents Mon/Wed, Jun 21-Jul 28, 8:00PM- 8:45PM $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Drums Aspiring drummers will learn rhythm, accents, drum rolls and style. Bring a pair of drumsticks and a practice drum pad (available at most music stores). Class is combined with youth class. Activity Code: 1RAE4603 (Section codes listed below) Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 Fri, Jun 25-Aug 13, 6:00PM- 7:00PM $24 Residents/$36 Non-Residents

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Guitar Rock Band Learn basic chords, notes, and differ- Join the band, learn some advanced ORGANIZATION ent strumming techniques. Strum your songs, and have fun! All types of musi- Senior Downsizing way to fun. Bring your own guitar. Class cians welcome; bring your musical instru- Discussing the importance to start go- is combined with youth class. ment. Previous band experience required. ing through your belongings now and Activity Code: 1RAE4604 Class is combined with youth class. not leaving it to your loved ones to fig- (Section codes listed below) Activity Code: 1RAE4608 ure out on their own. This way, if/when (Section codes listed below) Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 they are no longer able to stay in their Sat, Jun 26-Aug 21, 2:00PM- 3:30PM Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 home and must move to senior living, $34 Residents/$51 Non-Residents Sat, Jun 26-Aug 21, 4:00PM- 6:00PM they could have taken time to select the items most important to them in- Hamilton ...... HA01 $44 Residents/$66 Non-Residents stead of being pressured to hurry when Thu, Jun 24-Aug 5, 6:00PM- 7:30PM that time comes. This can be very $24 Residents/$36 Non-Residents Sing Out! Do you want to learn to sing or improve stressful for all involved. Also, they can Riverside ...... RS01 your confidence and control? Work on take inventory of what they have and (Beg. - Semi-Private) basic vocal techniques. Learn proper start passing on items they want to go Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:30PM- 8:00PM breathing, voice inflection, range and to certain people or organizations or $59 Residents/$89 Non-Residents ear training. Class is combined with make notes of it for later. Class taught Riverside ...... RS02 youth class. by professional organizer, Tamara Starr, (Adv. - Semi-Private) Activity Code: 1RAE4609 Sweet Simplicity Professional Organiz- Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 8:15PM- 9:15PM (Section codes listed below) ing. Class fee is non-refundable. $41 Residents/$62 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RAE2601 Hamilton ...... HA01 (Section codes listed below) Thu, Jun 24-Aug 5, 7:45PM- 8:45PM Piano $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents Bryant ...... BY01 No matter what you do in life, it’s al- Wed, Jul 7, 6:00PM- 8:00PM ways important to start with the basics. Introduction to Harmonica*Adult $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents This class will give beginning piano Learn the basic techniques of playing enthusiasts an introduction to the key- the harmonica. Before long you will Preparing to Move/Sell Your board, keys, scales, chords, melodies, be jamming with your classmates and and note reading. Class is combined Home showing off to your family and friends. Moving or selling your home may seem with youth class (excluding semi- Carry your music in your pocket! Please like a daunting task. This class will help private). Semi-private classes have a bring a ‘Key of C’ harmonica. Class is in the process by covering declutter- maximum enrollment of 4, the class fee combined with youth class. ing prior to your move, staging for the includes books, and is non-refundable. Activity Code: 1RAE4611 marketing photos and an open house. Keyboards are provided for all classes. (Section codes listed below) Class taught by professional organizer, Activity Code: 1RAE4607 Tamara Starr, Sweet Simplicity Profes- (Section codes listed below) Hamilton ...... HA01 Tue, Jun 22-Aug 3, 6:00PM- 7:00PM sional Organizing. Class fee is non- Beulah Brinton ...... BN01 $16 Residents/$24 Non-Residents refundable. (Beg.) Activity Code: 1RAE2606 Sat, Jun 26-Aug 21, 10:30AM-12:00PM (Section codes listed below) $34 Residents/$51 Non-Residents Bucket Drumming Learn the art of street drumming. Bryant ...... BY01 Beulah Brinton ...... BN02 Drumming with 5 gallon buckets has Wed, Jul 28, 6:00PM- 8:00PM (Int.) become very popular in recent years $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents Sat, Jun 26-Aug 21, 12:15PM- 1:45PM so join us and learn the beats of the $34 Residents/$51 Non-Residents street. All levels welcome. Bring your Declutter/Organize Your own sticks. Buckets will be provided. Hamilton ...... HA01 Combined with youth class. Home Wed, Jun 23-Aug 4, 6:00PM- 7:30PM The first step getting organized is to Activity Code: 1RAE4618 $24 Residents/$36 Non-Residents declutter. In this class, we will discuss (Section codes listed below) different ways to declutter your home Hamilton ...... HA01 that work best for you. After you have Mon, Jun 21-Aug 2, 6:00PM- 7:00PM decluttered, it’s time to get organized. $24 Residents/$36 Non-Residents Various organizational styles will be dis- cussed. Class taught by Tamara Starr, Sweet Simplicity Organizing. Activity Code: 1RAE2607 (Section codes listed below) Bryant ...... BY01 Wed, Jul 21, 6:00PM- 8:00PM $12 Residents/$18 Non-Residents

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OUTDOOR Walk the Hank - Along Walk the Hank - Through the Harley and the Loop Central Valley EDUCATION The Harley Davidson Museum® is You’ve probably passed this area doz- located in one of the Milwaukee’s ens of times, but didn’t realize what is Animal Day most interesting venues, jutting out not seen and certainly didn’t realize Our naturalist will be visiting the OASIS between the Menomonee River and what was here before. Let’s use the trail along with friends from Hawthorn Glen’s Menomonee Canal. Beautifully land- to take a closer look at the ponds, their Little Nature Museum. This unique op- scaped, this walk leads us around the function, and their artistic embellish- portunity will give you a chance to look, Harley-Davidson Museum’s peninsula ments. We’ll also talk about the history touch and learn all about various native to the Sixth Street Bridge and into of the Milwaukee Road, one of the larg- Wisconsin animals. Reed Street Yards, a development fo- est rail yards of its time, its thousands Activity Code: 1R555011 50+ cusing on water related businesses. of dedicated workers, and the project (Section codes listed below) Mairead Rauch of the Sigma Group will to honor them. We’ll end by enjoying OASIS...... 5501 guide the walk along the river’s edge the walking paths, riverside trails, and Thu, Aug 19, 12:15PM- 1:45PM pointing out history hidden in plain abundance of native plants on this sec- $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents sight, the the innovative stormwater tion of the trail. The walk will be co-led management systems, and the creative by Melissa Cook, Trail Manager of the Stepping Stones features of the development. Meet in Hank Aaron State Trail, and Michelle Join us in making your own stepping the parking lot located on the west side Kramer of Menomonee Valley Partners. stone using nature’s raw materials. of 6th Street (across the street from the Class fee is non-refundable.Location: From sticks and stones, to plants and Harley-Davidson Museum), specifically Park next to Charter Wire on 36th and pine cones, take home the finished the northwest corner of the intersec- Milwaukee Road, just west of the 35th product to make your garden bloom. tion at 6th and Canal Street. St. Viaduct and Canal Street. Activity Code: 1R555012 50+ Activity Code: 1RAE5014 Activity Code: 1RAE5020 (Section codes listed below) (Section codes listed below) (Section codes listed below) OASIS...... 5501 Harley Davidson Museum - West Charter Wire (Ages 5 & up)...... RS01 Thu, Jul 8, 12:15PM- 1:45PM Parking Lot (Ages 5 & up)...... RS01 Sat, Aug 21, 9:00AM-10:30AM $5 Residents/$8 Non-Residents Thu, Jul 8, 5:30PM- 8:00PM $2 Residents/$2 Non-Residents Walk the Hank - In the $2 Residents/$2 Non-Residents Footsteps of a Civil War Soldier Take a beautiful guided tour of the Hank Aaron State Trail and Milwaukee Soldiers Home Grounds. We will use the Hank Aaron State Trail to walk to and through the nationally recognized Historic Soldier’s Home campus, es- tablished at the end of the Civil War as a place of healing and respite for soldiers. See up close the great gothic tower now on the Historic Registry! View these tremendous 1800s build- ings located right next to the Trail and discover why this is such a special place. We will discuss past uses and current status of existing buildings dat- ing from 1868 on. We will also discuss the significance of Woods National Cemetery. The walk will be led by Me- lissa Cook, Trail Manager of the Hank Aaron State Trail. Class fee is non- refundable. Meet at the Trail entrance after parking in the700 block of S. 56th St., 3 blocks north of National Avenue. Activity Code: 1RAE5010 (Section codes listed below) Trailhead at 700 block of S 56th St (Ages 5 & up)...... RS01 Sat, Jul 24, 9:00AM-10:30AM $2 Residents/$2 Non-Residents

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 60 Adult Enrichment • (414) 475-8811

Student Loan 411/911 PERSONAL SKILLS Are you feeling confused, anxious or completely overwhelmed by your Herbs, Crystals, and Stones student loans? You’re not alone! The Humans have used plants for thou- system is complex, user-unfriendly, and sands of years in many different ways. loan servicers aren’t as knowledgeable Learn about the top 10 herbs and their or helpful as they should be. Student benefits to your daily life. Find out loan attorney Amanda Adrian will give what rocks are associated with love, you the information you need to un- success, happiness, and health. This derstand and successfully manage workshop will help you explore ancient your student loans. Topics include re- folklore and show you how to put these payment plans, forgiveness/discharge practices to work for you. A $5 (cash options, deferment, forbearance, only) supply fee is due to the instructor settlement, consolidation, default, re- Tennis Lessons at class. Class fee is non-refundable. habilitation, common pitfalls and deci- Prepare for the next match. These les- Activity Code: 1RAE5405 sion points, and more. Attorney Adrian sons will teach you the proper fore- (Section codes listed below) is the owner of Adrian Consumer Law, hand, backhand and ground strokes a Milwaukee consumer rights law firm. needed to move the ball when it arrives Hamilton ...... HA01 Class fee is non-refundable. on your side of the court. Learn the Thu, Jul 15, 7:15PM- 8:15PM Activity Code: 1RAE5444 proper serving techniques to make ace $13 Residents/$20 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) serves. Bring your own racquet; wear sports clothing. Being Mindful of Your Bryant ...... BY01 Activity Code: 1RAE6204 Emotions: Emotional Mon, Jul 26, 6:00PM- 7:30PM (Section codes listed below) $7 Residents/$11 Non-Residents Intelligence Workshop Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 Who is in control you or your emotions? Hamilton ...... HA01 Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 9:00AM-10:00AM Emotions are powerful. In order to be Mon, Jun 28, 6:00PM- 7:30PM $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents mindful, it helps to know what we are $7 Residents/$11 Non-Residents feeling when we are feeling it. In this Co-Rec Volleyball This open volleyball play will give you two-hour workshop, you will be guided the chance to practice your skills in a through a four step process: Self Aware- SPORTS AND friendly, non-competitive environment. ness, Self-Management, Social Aware- Bring yourself and a friend for a fun ness and Relationship Management that RECREATION night of volleyball. Everyone plays. will put you on the path of responding Wear sports clothing. Fee is per per- instead of reacting to the world around Pickleball Pickleball is an enjoyable and fun game son. All participants will be required to you. Class fee is non-refundable. that is played on a badminton court wear a mask while playing. Activity Code: 1RAE5432 with a lower net. The sport uses a per- Activity Code: 1RAE6205 (Section codes listed below) forated plastic ball and a wood or com- (Section codes listed below) Bryant ...... BY01 posite paddle. It is easy for beginners Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 Mon, Jun 21, 6:00PM- 8:00PM to learn and play but it can also offer Wed, Jun 23-Jul 28, 7:00PM- 8:30PM $8 Residents/$12 Non-Residents a quick, fast-paced, and competitive $26 Residents/$39 Non-Residents game for experienced pickleballers. Come join us for open play with our Vital Communications avid pickleball players! If you have any Everything starts with a conversation. questions, please contact us at (414) When conflict arises, do you go into 647-6065. fight, flight or freeze mode? We avoid Activity Code: 1R550101 important conversations for a variety of (Section codes listed below) reasons. Develop the courage to have these tough conversations. Join us for Juneau Playfield...... JU02 a two-hour workshop on improving (Open Play - No drop-in fee available at this site) your critical conversational skills. Class Wed, Jun 16-Aug 11, 9:00AM-12:00PM $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents Cornhole fee is non-refundable. Learn advanced techniques and strate- Activity Code: 1RAE5440 Juneau Playfield...... JU01 gies. Become the exceptional cornhole (Section codes listed below) (Open Play - No drop-in fee available at this site) player at family gatherings and other Sat, Jun 19-Aug 14, 9:00AM-12:00PM social events. Sign up with a partner or Bryant ...... BY01 $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents Mon, Jun 28, 6:00PM- 8:00PM come and meet a new one. This class $8 Residents/$12 Non-Residents Juneau Playfield...... JU04 is for individuals that are skilled or new (Open Play - No drop-in fee available at this site) to this sport. Wed, Aug 18-Oct 13, 9:00AM-12:00PM Activity Code: 1RAE6213 $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents (Section codes listed below) Juneau Playfield...... JU03 Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 (Open Play - No drop-in fee available at this site) Thu, Jun 24-Jul 29, 7:00PM- 8:00PM Sat, Aug 21-Oct 16, 9:00AM-12:00PM $18 Residents/$27 Non-Residents $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents

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Golf Lessons GOLF Don’t know the difference between a TENNIS Adult Golf Lessons wood and an iron, a green and fairway? Adult Tennis Lessons These lessons will teach you the fol- Is an eagle just a large birdie? Learn the Milwaukee Recreation and Milwaukee lowing golf techniques: proper grip, very basics of golf including how the Tennis & Education Foundation (MTEF) stance, swing, and putting position. game is played, terminology, proper have teamed up to offer adult tennis Golf course etiquette and rules will also grip, stance and swing. Participants lessons. These lessons are designed for be covered. Clubs will not be provided must bring their own clubs. Beginner Level through Advanced In- Activity Code: 1RAE6212 - bring your own 5, 7 or 9 iron & putter. termediate Level individuals who want (Section codes listed below) In the case of inclement weather, call to pick up the game of tennis or further their tennis skills. The 2 instructors will the Weather Hotline at 414-475-8192 Milwaukee Marshall ...... MR01 be certified MTEF professionals. Each after 4:00pm for notification of cancel- Sat, Jun 19-Jul 31, 2:30PM- 3:30PM participant should bring a tennis rac- lations. Built in rain date is the week of $19 Residents/$29 Non-Residents quet. In the case of inclement weather July 12. call the Weather Hotline after 4pm Activity Code: 1RAS3801 414-475-8192 for notification of can- (Section codes listed below) cellations. Saturday class will skip July Hansen Golf Course ...... HN01 3. Built in rain date is the week after the Mon, Jun 7-Jul 12, 6:30PM- 7:30PM final listed date for each class. $21 Residents/$32 Non-Residents Activity Code: 1RAS6501 (Section codes listed below) Hansen Golf Course ...... HN02 Tue, Jun 8-Jul 13, 6:30PM- 7:30PM Lincoln Playfield...... L102 $21 Residents/$32 Non-Residents Wed, Jun 9-Jul 14, 6:00PM- 7:30PM $35 Residents/$50 Non-Residents Milw School of Language ...... ML03 Thu, Jun 10-Jul 15, 6:00PM- 7:30PM $35 Residents/$50 Non-Residents Wick Playfield...... W201 Mon, Jun 7-Jul 12, 6:00PM- 7:30PM $35 Residents/$50 Non-Residents Wick Playfield...... W204 Sat, Jun 12-Jul 24, 9:00AM-10:30AM $35 Residents/$50 Non-Residents

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TEAM REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! If you haven’t signed your team up yet, league spots are filling up quickly. Limited space remains open for men’s, women’s, and coed teams still seek- ing a place in our leagues. More details and team registration information can be found at mkerec.net/adultsports or by calling the Adult Sports office at (414) 647-6046.

NEW OFFERING! OUTDOOR SUMMER BASKETBALL OUTDOOR TENNIS FUTSAL TOURNAMENT LEAGUES LESSONS The new futsal courts at Burnham Play- Get off the black top and come in from A first-class opportunity for adults to field are ready for some action! Keep the heat! Leagues start in June and sharpen your skills! Thanks to the Mil- an eye out for information regarding continue for 6 weeks. We offer men’s waukee Tennis Education Foundation, summer futsal tournaments. If you are and women’s leagues. Look at our web- we are able to offer top notch tennis les- interested, please contact the Adult site for more information. sons for beginner to intermediate play- Sports office at (414) 647-6046 or ers. The summer lessons run for 6 weeks, [email protected]. GOLF LEAGUES June - July. Registration will be available Always wanted to join a golf league? on Tuesday, April 27, 2021. Look at our KICKBALL LEAGUES Our social golf leagues are designed for website for more information. If you are looking for something new those who are looking for a weekly golf and fun, join our adult kickball leagues. league without the high fees and highly WANTED: OFFICIALS AND The spring leagues start the first week competitive atmosphere. League play REFEREES of May. The summer leagues start late- will start the week of June 7. We offer If you have experience officiating adult June. Both leagues are 8 weeks and coed leagues. Registration will be avail- softball, flag football, kickball, volley- are coed. Look at our website for more able on February 22, 2021. Look at our ball, soccer, or basketball we need you! information. website for more information. Contact us to officiate in our men’s, women’s, and coed leagues. It’s a great SUMMER 8 VS 8 OUTDOOR OUTDOOR ABOVE PAR part-time job and a lot of fun. For further SOCCER LEAGUES GOLF INSTRUCTION information call us at (414) 647-6046 or Fun, affordable, fast paced adult soc- These lessons will teach you the fol- E-mail: [email protected]. cer leagues! Games are played on a lowing techniques: proper grip, stance, reduced size field, 75 yds x 35 yds with swing, and putting position. Golf new reduced size goals. League play course etiquette and rules will also be begins in mid-June and continues for 6 covered. Bring your own 7 or 9 iron & to 8 weeks. We offer men’s and coed putter. A limited number of clubs will leagues. Look at our website for more be available for use at the site. Lessons information. run for 6 weeks, June – July. Registra- tion will be available on Tuesday, April 27, 2021. Look at our website for more information.

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Hamilton (Ages 12-99)...... HA02 Wii Games THERAPEUTIC (Assistance from a household member (age 16 Have you tried Nintendo Wii, one of or older) will be required in the water if the indi- the most active and exciting video RECREATION vidual is not totally independent in water. Masks games around? We will spend the eve- Splish, Splash, Swim are required on pool deck and in the school, but ning playing various Wii games. No The wave of the future begins with spe- not in the pool.) experience is needed, just come ready cialized swim instruction for individuals Tue, Jun 15-Aug 3, 7:15PM- 8:15PM to have fun!! Call (414) 647-6065 for with disabilities. We provide 1 instruc- $32 Residents/$48 Non-Residents more information. This is a Therapeu- tor per 4 students. Swimmers must be tic Recreation Program for individuals at least 3 years old. Due to physical Let’s Get Moving with disabilities. distancing, assistance from a house- Like the title says “Let’s Get Moving”! Activity Code: 1RTR6621 hold member (age 16 or older) will be Each week we will be active and get (Section codes listed below) required in the water if the participant is some exercise while having fun! Wear OASIS (Ages 8 & up)...... 5501 not totally independent in water. Physi- comfortable clothing and shoes. No experience necessary. Call (414) 647- (Participants will be required to wear masks and cal distancing from non-household physically distance during activities.) members will take place in the pool. 6065 for more information. This is a Therapeutic Recreation Program for Tue, Jun 22-Aug 3, 6:00PM- 8:00PM Fee for participant only. Swimmers must $23 Residents/$35 Non-Residents be at least 4 feet tall to go in the pool individuals with disabilities. without a parent/adult. Family mem- Activity Code: 1RTR6611 (Section codes listed below) Scrap and Snack bers and non-disabled participants Do you have photos at home waiting are not eligible for lessons. Swimmers Hamilton (Ages 10 & up)...... HA01 to be assembled in an album? We will who need assistance in the locker room (Participants will be required to wear masks and show examples and help you create an must provide their own attendant. Chil- physically distance during activities.) artistic memory album. Supplies are in- dren ages 6 and above must use the Thu, Jun 24-Aug 5, 6:00PM- 7:00PM cluded. Bring your favorite photos. Call appropriate male/female locker room. $15 Residents/$23 Non-Residents 414-647-6065 for more information. It is recommended to arrive to the class This is a Therapeutic Recreation Pro- in swim gear. Participants must provide gram for Individuals with disabilities. their own towel, suit, and swim cap Activity Code: 1RTR6624 (caps available for $2). This is a Thera- (Section codes listed below) peutic Recreation Program for individu- als with disabilities. Call (414) 647-6065 Hamilton (Ages 10 & up)...... HA01 for more information. (Plus $2 (cash) per week for additional supplies & Activity Code: 1RTR0501 snacks. Participants will be required to wear masks (Section codes listed below) and physically distance during activities.) Wed, Jun 23-Aug 4, 6:00PM- 8:00PM Gaenslen (Ages 3 -12)...... GS01 $29 Residents/$44 Non-Residents (Assistance from a household member (age 16 or older) will be required in the water if the indi- vidual is not totally independent in water. Masks are required on pool deck and in the school, but Sunday Movie Madness not in the pool.) Love movies? So do we, so let’s enjoy Weather Policy Thu, Jun 17-Aug 5, 5:50PM- 6:50PM them together! On various Sundays, $32 Residents/$48 Non-Residents & Program we will enjoy an afternoon matinee at Cancellations: Gaenslen (Ages 12-99)...... GS02 South Shore Cinema, 7261 S.13th St., Oak Creek. You will be notified by (Class held on Thursdays. Assistance from a house- School Day Cancellations: hold member will be required in the water if the mail of specific movies and times after individual is not totally independent in water. ) registration. The one-time $8 regis- If weather conditions cause Thu, Jun 17-Aug 5, 7:15PM- 8:15PM tration fee does not include the cost Milwaukee Public Schools to $32 Residents/$48 Non-Residents of the movie. Call (414) 647-6065 for more information. This is a Therapeutic close or dismiss early, Milwaukee Hamilton (Ages 3-12)...... HA01 Recreation Program for individuals with Recreation programs will be (Assistance from a household member (age 16 disabilities. Class fee is non-refundable or older) will be required in the water if the indi- canceled. Weekend weather and not eligible for reduced fees. vidual is not totally independent in water. Masks Activity Code: 1RTR6615 cancellations for Milwaukee are required on pool deck and in the school, but (Section codes listed below) not in the pool.) Recreation activities and Tue, Jun 15-Aug 3, 5:50PM- 6:50PM South Shore Cinema (Ages 13 & up)...... interscholastic athletics/ $32 Residents/$48 Non-Residents VL01 academics will be announced (Movie dates: June 27, July 18, August 1. Participants will be required to wear masks and via the Milwaukee Recreation physically distance at the theater.) website (mkerec.net), social Sun, Jun 27-Aug 1, Time Varies media, and local media. $8 Residents/$12 Non-Residents

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 64 Therapeutic Recreation • (414) 647-6065

Club Rec Moviers and Painters Join Club Rec for a fun filled summer of Looking for a great way to spend a Fri- exciting activities that include art, spe- day evening while still remaining physi- cial events, physical education, games, cally distant?! Join us each week as we and cooking. Free lunch is provided. alternate between a painting night and The program is available to all students a movie night. Either event, it’s a great with disabilities and their siblings. Par- way to spend some safe time with ticipants will be required to wear masks friends. Participants will be required to and physically distance during activi- wear a mask while attending the pro- ties. Half-day Program, Monday - Fri- gram this summer. Physical distancing day, for Extended School Year (ESY) will be included in the program set-up. Students. ESY Students will attend the Space will be limited due to the extra afternoon recreation program Monday safety precautions. Pre-made snack will through Friday following their morn- be provided each week (not a meal). A ing (ESY) classes and transportation is $2 (cash only) fee is due each week upon provided for students to return home if entry. Call (414) 647-6065 for more infor- they are enrolled in and bussed to ESY mation. This is a Therapeutic Recreation in the morning. Children must meet Program for individuals with disabilities. certain criteria to participate in ESY. Activity Code: 1RTR6636 ESY requires a separate registration (Section codes listed below) form. See your classroom teacher for OASIS (Ages 13-21)...... 5501 more information. Full-day program, (No Program Friday, July 2nd.) Monday - Friday, for Non-ESY students. Fri, Jun 18-Aug 6, 6:30PM- 8:30PM The morning will be geared toward $29 Residents/$44 Non-Residents education and community skills, while the afternoon is filled with recreation activities. Non-ESY students must pro- vide their own transportation. Eligible for Early Bird Discount if sign up be- Schedule Changes: fore May 14th at 12:00pm!! Call (414) Please note compliance with COVID-19 regulations may result in 647-6065 for more information. This is schedule changes. We will communicate these as soon as possible. a Therapeutic Recreation Program for Thank you for your understanding. individuals with disabilities. ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOT AVAILABLE. YOU MUST REGISTER IN PERSON AT Your Safety is our Priority: THE OAISIS COMMUNITY CENTER - Please know we are taking the necessary precautions to ensure your 2414 W. MITCHELL ST. Enrollment will safety while participating in Milwaukee Recreation programs. The use of be limited this summer due to physical distancing requirements, therefore reg- face masks or cloth face coverings is required when inside Milwaukee ister early to be sure to get your spot! Recreation facilities for all staff and participants over the age of 3, Activity Code: 1RTR6625 and required outside unless 6 feet apart from others. If you do not (Section codes listed below) have a mask or face covering, one will be provided for you. Clement Avenue (Ages 3-12)...... CM01 (Fee listed is per week.) Mon-Fri, Jun 28-Aug 6, 9:00AM- 4:00PM $100 Residents/$190 Non-Residents Congress (Ages 3-12)...... CO01 (Fee listed is per week) Mon-Fri, Jun 28-Aug 6, 9:00AM- 4:00PM $100 Residents/$190 Non-Residents Gaenslen (Ages 3-12)...... GS01 (Fee listed is per week) Mon-Fri, Jun 28-Aug 6, 9:00AM- 4:00PM $100 Residents/$190 Non-Residents Hamilton (Ages 12-21)...... HA01 (Fee listed is per week) Mon-Fri, Jun 14-Jul 30, 9:00AM- 4:00PM $100 Residents/$190 Non-Residents

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Team Milwaukee Special Olympics 65

TEAM MILWAUKEE SPECIAL OLYMPICS Team Milwaukee is a registered agency with Special Olympics Wisconsin This year-round sports program offers both adults and youth with intellectual disabilities the opportunity to learn and improve skills through training and competition in various sports. These programs will encourage participants to become more physically fit, socialize with others, and increase self-confidence. To participate in Area/State Special Olympics competitions, individuals must be 8 years or older and have completed the required Special Olympics medical form. Come join the fun!

Summer Season (May – August) Fall Season (August – November) Softball Flag Football Tee Ball Bowling Bocce Ball Volleyball

Winter Season (December – March) Spring Season (March – June) Basketball Track & Field Rhythmic Gymnastics Soccer

Year Round Strength Training All Abilities Yoga

Due to COVID-19, Team Milwaukee Special Olympics activities are constantly changing and evolving. Please contact Christine Cowan at [email protected] or call 414-647-3824 for more information and for the latest program offerings.

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 66 OASIS Community Center • (414) 647-6065 OASIS COMMUNITY CENTER 2414 W. Mitchell Street, Milwaukee, WI 53204-3025

Program Locations: Brinton Community Center (2555 S. Bay St.) Enderis Field House (2938 N. 72nd St.) OASIS (2414 W. Mitchell St.) Juneau Playfield (6500 W. Mt. Vernon Ave.)

ACTIVE OLDER ADULTS PROGRAM Make your life more fulfilling by joining the Active Older Adults Program! The program provides active fitness, educational and recreational offerings for senior adults, fifty years and older. In addition to travel, classes, clubs and leagues, various services and volunteer opportunities are available. Activities are held indoors and outdoors, daytime, and some weekends. INCLUDED WITH OASIS MEMBERSHIP Membership cards are available at the OASIS Senior Center for $15 for city of Milwaukee residents and $25 for non-residents. Membership fee is good for one year from purchase date.

• Offered Monday, Wednesday, and Friday CHAIR YOGA • Class Hours: 9:00am –10:00am

OUTDOOR EDUCATION • Offered on Thursdays - once a month CLASSES • Class Hours: 12:15pm –1:45pm

• Offered Monday - Friday COMPUTER LAB • Computer Lab Hours: 8:00am – 3:00pm

• Participants can register (in advance) for a 50-minute time slot in order to use the Fitness Center. • The time slots will start on the hour. • The Fitness Center will have a capacity limit of 3 people at FITNESS CENTER a time. • Please call 414-647-6065 to check availability or schedule a time slot. • Fitness Center Hours: 8:00am – 3:00pm *Please note, masks or face coverings are required to participate in all OASIS programs.

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. WASA • Senior Dining Program • Seniorfest 2021 67

Wisconsin Adaptive Sports Association Not disABLED sports… wheelchair and adaptive sports! WASA currently provides wheelchair and adaptive sports for those with physical and visual impairments to over 100 athletes from 6 to 60 years old. From the beginner to the Paralympian and everything in between WASA provides an outlet to be fit, active and healthy. Join us whether you just want to recreate locally or travel competitively, WASA has a place for you. Come join the FUN! – It’s just a Different Pair of Shoes! To sign up contact: Sam Gracz, CTRS Program Director Wisconsin Adaptive Sports Association, Inc. 501(c)(3) tax exempt, nonprofit organization Phone: 414-430-6543 Email: [email protected] www.wasa.org

Milwaukee County Senior Dining Program For more information on grab and go locations, please call 414-289-6995.

A note regarding... SENIORFEST 2021 Due to COVID-19, Seniorfest 2021 has been canceled. This decision was made to ensure the safety of our participants and staff. We hope to be able to bring you this event in the future and we thank you for your understanding at this time.

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 68 SMS Texting • 50+ Travel Club

Sign up to receive SMS texts from Milwaukee Recreation In an effort to better serve you, Milwaukee Recreation is making it easier than ever to communicate important updates, activity cancellations, facility closings, and program changes!

As a patron of Milwaukee Recreation programs, you can now receive and reply to real-time text message notifications when these changes happen.

The opt-in process is simple! Just scan the QR code to login and choose your phone numbers. You will receive a confirmation message upon opting in.

You can opt-out at any time.

For more information, contact us at 414-475-8180.

An Update Regarding 50+ Travel Club:

Due to COVID-19, and additionally, the impact it has had on the vendors that serve us, Milwaukee Recreation has made the decision to forgo any 50+ Travel Club Trips until further notice. This decision was driven by our dedication to ensuring that the health and safety of our customers and employees comes first. Questions? Please call 414-647-6057.

Thank you for understanding!

To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. Reduced Price Tickets • Customer Survey 69

• REDUCED PRICE TICKET SALES •

Milwaukee Recreation customers: Please visit our website, mkerec.net, or call 414.475.8811 for the most up- to-date information regarding summer ticket sales.

Thank you!

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Please describe your experiences with Milwaukee Recreation by completing our brief survey at mkerec.net/CustomerSurvey or scan the QR code.

We value your opinion and strive to continue to improve the experiences for all of our community members when engaged with Milwaukee Recreation activities.

Registration begins on April 29 • Please note most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants. • mkerec.net 70 Safety Information

A note from Milwaukee Recreation regarding COVID-19 scheduling and safety:

Schedule Changes: Please note, compliance with COVID-19 regulations may result in schedule changes. We will communicate these as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding.

Your Safety is our Priority: Please know we are taking the necessary precautions to ensure your safety while participating in Milwaukee Recreation programs. The use of face masks or cloth face coverings is required when inside Milwaukee Recreation facilities for all staff and participants over the age of 3, and required outside unless 6 feet apart from others. If you do not have a mask or face covering, one will be provided for you. Specific information regarding new registration policies can be found on page 2. In addition, most class sizes will be limited to nine (9) participants to maintain social distancing practices. More information can be found at mkerec.net or by calling (414) 475-8811. Thank you for understanding!

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FACE MASKS

Cloth face coverings are an additional step to help slow the spread of COVID-19 when combined with every day preventive actions and social distancing in public settings.

Face masks are required at all Milwaukee Recreation facilities for all staff and participants over the age of 3, and required outside unless 6 feet apart from others (Milwaukee Ordinance #200426).

Who should NOT use cloth face coverings: children under age 2, or anyone who has trouble breathing, is unconscious, incapacitated or otherwise unable to remove the mask without assistance.

Cloth face coverings are NOT surgical masks or N-95 respirators. Surgical masks and N-95 respirators must be reserved for healthcare workers and other medical first responders, as recommended in CDC guidance.

Wear Your Face Covering Correctly • Wash your hands before putting on your face covering. • Put it over your nose and mouth and secure it under your chin. • Try to fit it snugly against the sides of your face. • Make sure you can breathe easily.

Use the Face Covering to Protect Others • Wear a face covering to help protect others in case you’re infected but don’t have symptoms. • Keep the covering on your face the entire time you’re in public. • Don’t put the covering around your neck or up on your forehead. • Don’t touch the face covering, and, if you do, wash your hands.

Follow Everyday Health Habits • Stay at least 6 feet away from others. • Avoid contact with people who are sick. • Wash your hands often, with soap and water, for at least 20 seconds each time. • Use hand sanitizer if soap and water are not available.

Take Off Your Face Covering Carefully When You’re Home • Untie the strings behind your head or stretch the ear loops. • Handle only by the ear loops or ties. • Fold outside corners together. • Place covering in the washing machine (learn more about how to wash cloth face coverings). • Be careful not to touch your eyes, nose, and mouth when removing and wash hands immediately after removing.

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OUR MISSION, VISION, AND VALUES

MISSION VISION To enrich and strengthen the To be the leading provider of community by promoting healthy quality and affordable recreation lifestyles, personal development, services in the Milwaukee. and fun through memorable recreational and educational experiences for people of all ages and abilities.

VALUES The following are the core values that drive the work and interactions with the team and customers:

Equity Accountability Memorable Experiences Ensuring access to recreation Taking individual and Creating special, distinctive services for all. collective responsibility. recreation experiences.

Professional Staff Sense of Community Employing staff who Providing services that possesses the core encourage personal competencies of the connections and relationships. department. Quality Service Delivery Collaborations/ Exceeding customer Partnerships expectations through Fostering and maintaining responsive and respectful partnerships with individuals service delivery. and organizations that benefit the community To sign up, see page 2 • Centers closed May 29 – 31 and July 5 • Face coverings required for ages 3 & up. SUMMER ACADEMY Enrollment begins February 1, 2021 Summer Academy is for everyone! Catch up, get ahead, or just have fun learning.

June 22 – July 29, 2021 Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (No program July 5) K5 – Grade 8 Exploration camps: Six-week camp with weekly themes in art, music, math, science, language, and literacy; after-school care available (separate registration; fees may apply); Extended School Year (ESY); breakfast and lunch are provided

June Session: June 7 – July 2, 2021 Middle and July Session: July 6 – 29, 2021 High School Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Credit recovery and acceleration; Career exploration programs; Extended School Year (ESY); breakfast and lunch are provided

To register and learn more, visit mpsmke.com/summeracademy. ©2021 Milwaukee Public Schools

MkeRec_SummerAcademy_Ad_Color_8x4.5_321.indd 1 3/19/21 2:06 PM BRYANT COMMUNITY CENTER NOW OPEN! Located at 8718 W Thurston Ave. We asked. You answered. Now offering new Adult Programs created for you! View classes at mkerec.net/bryant.

A note from Milwaukee Recreation regarding future programming and event cancelations as a result of COVID-19: During this time, we are working hard to find the best ways to serve our community while ensuring the safety of our customers and staff. This may result in schedule changes and/or cancelations of activities which will be communicated to you as soon as possible. While this is an ever-changing situation, it remains our goal to bring our programs and services to you in the best way possible. Thank you for your understanding. -Lynn A. Greb Senior Director, Milwaukee Recreation Milwaukee Public Schools Non Profit Org. Recreation Department U.S. Postage P.O. Box 2181 Milwaukee, WI 53201-2181 PAID Dated Material Milwaukee, WI Permit No. 3240

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2021 Recreation SUMMER Guide Register online at mkerec.net. Call 414.475.8180 with any questions. If you live in the city of Milwaukee and this booklet was NOT delivered directly to your mailbox, please visit mkerec.net/mail to complete our two-question mailing survey.