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Adult & Youth TENNIS Registration • Make checks payable to the Springfield–Greene County Park Board. Include Driver’s License number and place of employment. • Registration forms received without payment will be returned to you. • Scholarships available on a limited basis. For information call 864-1049. • If you are not able to complete the registration form, please contact our office for assistance. Mail registration form and check to: Cancellation Policy: Springfield-Greene County Park Board • If you must cancel, please write/fax letter at least Program Registration five (5) business days before the activity/rental 1923 N. Weller • Springfield, MO 65803 start. Choose from these options: a) transfer to another activity/rental, or b) receive your money Indicate the program you are registering for on the back (less a $10 processing fee.) outside of your envelope. Some registration periods differ for a few programs. • Refunds take 2-3 weeks. Please check the specific information for programs that • There will be a $20 fee for all returned checks. interest you. Participant’s Name: Parent/Guardian Name: Home Phone: Date of Birth: Work Phone: School (if attending): E-mail: Home Address: City & Zip: Business Name & Address: City & Zip: Name of Activity Location Session/Dates/Day/Time Fee 1. ___________________________________________ 1. ______________________________ 1. ___________________________ 2. ___________________________________________ 2. ______________________________ 2. ___________________________ 3. ___________________________________________ 3. ______________________________ 3. ___________________________ My family and I hereby waive and release the Total Fees Enclosed: $___________ Charge to my: ___Visa ___ Mastercard Springfield-Greene County Park Board and its Card Number: _____________________________________________________ representatives from claims for damages and/or injuries incurred while participating in or as a Expiration Date: ________ 3 Digit V Code: _______ spectator of the Springfield-Greene County Park Board activities. Signature of participant or parent if participant is under 18 Signature, exactly as it appears on the card I give permission for me and my child to be photographed while Return this form along with payment, to the above address. Make checks payable to the Springfield-Greene County participating in Park Board activities, and to use any photo- Park Board. Include Driver’s License number and place graphs of me and my child for Park Board promotional purposes. of employment. Signature of participant or parent if participant is under 18 If you have a disability, do you require accommodations to participate in any of these activities?___________________________ If yes, please notify us at least one week prior to start of program. Please describe accommodation needed: ____________________ REGISTRATION FORM REGISTRATION _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2 • parkboard.org Contents On the Cover AQUATICS SENIORS 8, 17, 19 Celebrate spring by flying your kite at HOME SCHOOL 14-15 Nathanael Greene/Close Memorial Park. The LEARN TO SWIM 14-15 OUTDOOR INITIATIVES annual Cherry Blossom Kite Festival returns SWIM TEAM 14-15 ARCHERY 21 Sat. April 5. Build a kite or try origami and CAMPING 21 other Japanese crafts. BIRTHDAY RENTALS 9 KAYAK/CANOE 23 Chase away the winter blues at one of DAY TRIPS 23 our Family Centers, open year-round. 6-7 Get fit, play basketball, walk the indoor BOTANICAL CENTER track and take classes at Chesterfield, Dan SPARC Kinney, or Doling Family Center. Enjoy FAMILY CENTERS SCHOOLS OUT program 13 indoor swimming at Chesterfield or Doling CHESTERFIELD 16 Aquatics Centers. Day passes and annual SPARC SPORTS 13 memberships available. DAN KINNEY 18-20 All ages can learn to skate or play ice OAK GROVE 20 SPECIAL EVENTS hockey year-round at Mediacom Ice Park. DOLING 17-18 DECEMBER - APRIL 4 Enjoy classes, private instruction or open ACCESSIBLE RECREATION 20 skating. SPORTS EQUESTRIAN 24 MEMBERS OF THE SPRINGFIELD– ADULT SPORTS 8-10 GREENE COUNTY PARK BOARD FACILITIES ARCHERY 11 CODP 8 John Price, Chair MAP 30-31 ICE PARK 12 Tim Shryack, Vice Chair FACILITY DESCRIPTIONS 25-29 Scott Bailes MIRACLE LEAGUE 9 Matt Bailey Kevin Hogan FARM PARK 5 SOFTBALL 8 Phyllis Ferguson Sarah McCallister TENNIS 9-11 Paula Glossip Mike Mellinger PAVILIONS 22 ADMINISTRATIVE StaFF YOUTH SPORTS 8-11 Bob Belote, Director of Parks Mike Crocker, Assistant Director Miles Park, Assistant Director HOTLINE NUMBERS For information and cancellations. Kim Reser, Assistant Director Adult Sports (417) 864-1379 Pavilion Information (417) 864-2098 Karen Herron, Senior Executive Secretary Aquatics (417) 864-2099 Tennis (417) 864-2024 Jerry Mitchell, Superintendent of Business Operations Dickerson Park Zoo (417) 864-1800 Youth Sports (417) 864-1379 Thomas Moore, Superintendent of Special Facilities Dog Park (417) 864-1404 Jeff Cumley, Jordan Valley Park Manager Jenny Fillmer Edwards, Public Information Administrator MISSION STATEMENT Matt Coats, Park Ranger Supervisor The Springfield-Greene County Park Board is committed to provide the highest quality of leisure Lana Woolsey, Parks Attorney opportunities, to offer programs for relaxation as well as stimulation, and to encourage personal Terry Whaley, Ozark Greenways Executive Director and community enrichment for the citizens of Springfield and Greene County, Missouri. Jon Carney, Superintendent of General Services ADA STATEMENT In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the Springfield-Greene County Park Board strives to provide quality recreational pro- grams to individuals of all abilities. If you or anyone you know has a disability and would like more information on the accessibility of our programs or facilities, please call the Springfield-Greene County Park Board at (417) 837-5808. We want to work with you to continue to improve accessibility for all patrons. Please write to us or call Sheri Davis at (417) 837-5808 at Northview Center if you experience difficulty in gaining access to any of our programs or facilities. INCLUSIVE RECREATION The Springfield-Greene County Park Board encourages participation by everyone in all activities. If you have a disability and need individual accommodations to participate in an activity, contact Sheri Davis at (417) 837-5808. Please call at least one week prior to the date of participation. The Springfield-Greene County Park 1923 N. Weller Board will work with individuals to meet their individual needs and enable them to participate. Springfield, Missouri 65803 Relay Missouri: (417) 864-1049 Visit parkboard.org TDD users only 1-800-735-2966. Voice callers only 1-800-735-2466. Special Events DECEMBER - APRIL First Night Springfield Cherry Blossom Kite Festival Ring in the New Year at First Celebrate spring and the opening of Night Springfield 2013, a family- the Mizumoto Japanese Stroll Garden friendly alcohol-free New Year’s by flying your kite or building one Eve celebration in downtown with us. Free origami and other crafts Springfield. Featuring performances available at Nathanael Greene/Close and activities at 10 venues, including Memorial Park. Presented by the Mediacom Ice Park, and a midnight Springfield Sister Cities Association. fireworks finale in Jordan Valley Botanical Center 891-1515 Park. Details, ticket outlets at Age: All ages firstnightspringfield.org. Date: Sat. April 5 Springfield Regional Arts Council, 862- Time 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. 2787 Daddy-Daughter Dance Fee: FREE, kite kits available for small fee Age: All Ages Girls, bring your dad, step-dad, Date: Tues., Dec. 31 grandpa, uncle, or special guy out for Party for the Planet and Time: 8 p.m. - midnight a night you’ll always remember. Enjoy Fee: Adv. tickets $8 or $30/family 4-pack a flower bouquet, a catered dinner, Enrichment EGGstravaganza Two great events on one day! Day-of tickets $10 or $35/family dancing to music and a photograph Celebrate Earth Day at Dickerson Park 4-pack; Children 3 & under free. with your special guest. Held in Zoo with hands- Northview Center Ballroom, adjacent on conservation to Doling Family Center. Register by Eagle Days learning stations, Feb. 16. Space is limited. Learn about eagles and other zookeeper chats Doling Family Center 837-5900 migratory birds nesting near the shore and animal Age: 3 yrs. and up of Lake Springfield. Bring binoculars, enrichment. And Date: Fri., Feb. 21 telephoto cameras or small telescopes, watch the zoo’s Time: 6-9 p.m. or use equipment provided by the animals go on their own Easter egg Fee: $30/couple, $15/each add’l child Missouri Department of Conservation. hunt as zookeepers hide papier- Indoor eagle programs also offered by mâché eggs filled with treats for the Dickerson Park Zoo at the Springfield animals to find. Activities free with Conservation Nature Center. paid zoo admission. Lake Springfield Boathouse, 891-1550 Dickerson Park Zoo 833-1570 Age: All Ages Age: All ages Date: Jan. 18-19 Date: Sat., April 19 Time: Sat., 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Time: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Sun., 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $9/adults and teens Fee: Free $6 /children ages 3-12 National Walking Day Parks Play Day Join us for a family fitness event for Be a part of the national movement every age and fitness level, including by taking your first step to a healthier a walk around Lake Drummond, life. Parks teams up with the American archery, SNAG golf,
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