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Charlie Donohue, Administrative Secretary Concussion Information ...... 41 [email protected] Registration Form ...... 42

Kim Jondahl, Office Assistant [email protected] PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD Meetings of the Parks and Recreation Board are held on the Wednesday after the third Monday of each month at the Municipal Services Facility, 675 North Green Bay Road. The meetings are open to the public and the Board VILLAGE OF GRAFTON welcomes citizens to attend and voice their opinions. PHONE NUMBERS BOARD MEMBERS: Village of Grafton 262-375-5300 Meg Canepa, Chairperson Fire Department 262-375-5314 Multipurpose Senior Center 262-375-5311 Jim Miller, Village Trustee Parks and Recreation 262-375-5310 Amy Luft, Village Trustee Police (Non-Emergency) 262-375-5320 Mark Slaminski, At Large Public Works 262-375-5325 USS Liberty Memorial Library 262-375-5315 Steve Nauta, At Large Water and Wastewater 262-375-5330 Jamie Grenoble, At Large Joanne Wolf, Senior Representative REGISTER: ONLINE QUALITYLIFEGRAFTON.COM PHONE 262-375-5310 FAX 262-375-5327 MAIL 675 N GREEN BAY RD GRAFTON WI 53024 3 REGISTRATION INFORMATION

3 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER

ONLINE REGISTRATION 24 HOUR DROP BOX You can view activities prior to registration, review A 24 hour drop box is located just outside the main program details, check available openings, and entrance of the Municipal Services Facility, 675 N. register online from the comfort of your home, 24 Green Bay Road. Drop box registrations must include hours a day, 7 days a week. registration form (available at www.QualityLifeGrafton.com) and payment. If you have registered with us in the past, your account is already set up. Please follow these steps to access your account: MAIL 1. Go to graftonrecreation.village.grafton.wi.us Please mail your completed registration form with 2. Click “Sign In” in the upper right corner of the payment to: page Village of Grafton 3. Click “Reset password” Parks and Recreation Department 675 North Green Bay Road 4. Enter your email address Grafton, WI 53024 5. An email will be sent with a link to reset your password PLEASE REGISTER EARLY TO AVOID If you are new to Grafton Parks and Recreation: PROGRAM CANCELLATIONS Many classes or programs require a minimum number 1. Follow steps 1 and 2 above of participants to be held. The Parks and Recreation 2. Click “Obtain Account” and follow the instructions Department will cancel a program or activity if the minimums are not met 5 business days prior to the 3. Once your new account has been approved (1-2 start date. Participants will receive a full refund or business days), you will receive a confirmation credit on account. *Please register early! email. 4. Please be sure to make note of the email address and password, as these will be needed to access your account in the future. Members Of If you have any questions, or are in need of assistance, please call our office at 262-375-5310.

4 GRAFTON PARKS & RECREATION BOOKLET • FALL•WINTER•SPRING 2021/2022 REGISTRATION INFORMATION REGISTRATION ACCIDENTS AND INJURIES Assume you are registered in all the programs you have The Parks and Recreation Department does not provide signed up for. The Parks and Recreation Department will medical insurance coverage for injuries suffered while only notify you if a program is full or canceled. If you participating in Department sponsored activities and would like to receive an email confirmation, please make events. Each participant must assume responsibility for all note on the registration form. medical bills incurred from personal injury while participating in a Department sponsored activity or event. *Registrations will not be processed without payment. A $30 fee will be assessed for any checks returned. Refunds CONCUSSION FORM for unsuccessful registrations will be issued within 21 days The Grafton Parks and Recreation Department requires all of the start of a program. participants to review the Concussion Awareness RESIDENCY Information on page 41 prior to registration. Certain programs require concussion forms to participate. If Residents are persons who pay their property taxes registering online, please be sure to initial the waiver. If directly to the Village of Grafton. Resident fee status registering by mail or drop box, please check the applies to Village of Grafton residents for all programs concussion form box and sign to confirm you have read the and facility usage. Town of Grafton residents pay their information sheet. property taxes to the Town of Grafton. These tax dollars are not used to subsidize Grafton Parks and Recreation AGE GUIDELINES programming; therefore, Town of Grafton residents are All participants must meet the minimum age/grade considered non-residents when registering for all Parks requirements by the last day of class. All age requirements and Recreation Department programs. are set to benefit children by providing a safe and uniform CLASS SIZE learning environment. Grade - Grade level of the student as of September 1, 2021. Programs are designed according to an instructor/student ratio and at an age level that will benefit each student. INCLEMENT WEATHER? Certain programs have class size limits. The decision to Unsure if a class will be canceled due to bad weather? exceed these limits is at the discretion of the Program Here are a few ways to stay informed: Director and the Parks and Recreation Director. We will 1. Like us on Facebook strive to accommodate all requests. If a chosen program 2. Follow us on Twitter has reached capacity, your name will be placed on a 3. Follow us on Instagram waiting list. You will be notified by phone or email of any openings that may become available. PHOTOGRAPHY POLICY WAITING LIST During programs and events, we will periodically take A waiting list will be started after a program has reached pictures for publicity. By participating in events/programs the maximum number of participants. Payment is not you are giving us permission to use your photo in media accepted and participation is not guaranteed at this time. publications. If you do not want your picture taken or used If a vacancy occurs, participants will be called in the order in publications or advertisements, please let us know of registration and full payment will need to be made immediately. prior to attending the program.

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REGISTER: ONLINE QUALITYLIFEGRAFTON.COM PHONE 262-375-5310 FAX 262-375-5327 MAIL 675 N GREEN BAY RD GRAFTON WI 53024 5 POLICY INFORMATION PROGRAM REFUND POLICY FACILITY USAGE REFUND POLICY 1. Unconditional refunds will be allowed 2 days prior to 1. Unconditional refunds will be allowed 30 days prior to the start of a program. A $10.00 fee will be retained as a park/facility reservation date. A $10.00 fee will be an administrative charge. Registrations paid by credit retained as an administrative charge. card will be credited back to the credit card, less the ad- 2. For park cancellations less than 30 days prior to a ministrative fee. To avoid the administrative fee, you may park/facility reservation date, 50 percent of the park fee apply the refund as a credit to your account to be used will be retained as an administrative charge. toward a future registration. 3. Refunds will not be granted on or after a park facility 2. Illness and/or injury refunds will be allowed after the reservation date. start and before completion of 50 percent of a program. Fifty percent of the program will be assessed as an 4. Full refunds will be given if the Village of Grafton administrative charge for refunds meeting this criteria. cancels a park/facility reservation date. (i.e., closed due to repair or maintenance) 3. Refunds will not be allowed after completion of 50 percent of a program. 4. Full refunds will be given for Department canceled FIND AN ERROR? programs due to insufficient registration, facility conflicts, The Parks and Recreation staff has made every effort to or weather. prepare this activity guide as accurately as possible; however, changes or errors may occur in days, times, registration requirements or fees in our brochure. Should this occur, our staff will do everything possible to correct the situation. We thank you for your patience and understanding.

Ice Skating Winter is just around the corner and along with it comes ice skating! Weather permitting, unsupervised rinks will be maintained at Grafton Lions Park and Veterans Memorial Park. Frosty The Snowman will be posted at each location to let you know if it is safe to skate.

Conditions that determine the ice is safe for skating: 8” thick for skating 12” thick for plowing Open mid-December to mid-February (weather permitting)

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For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpicommunities.com Village of Grafton Parks & Recreation, Grafton, WI B 4C 01-1421 YOUTH ENRICHMENT ROCK PAINTING YOUTH YOGA AND MINDFULNESS Paint rocks using a variety of paint mediums such as In this yoga and mindfulness class, we will focus on acrylic paint, nail polish, sharpies, paint markers and helping children find fun and healthy ways to center finishing spray. Painted rocks can be hidden or taken themselves. Giving children an introduction to mindfulness home. Parents may take photos of the creations with clues and yoga at an early age will kick start their curiosity and and post them on the “Oz’Rocks” Facebook page. Class their knowledge of what it is all about! This will create a size is limited and all supplies are provided. No great foundation to come back to and build on as they experience necessary. For ages 6-11. Instructed by grow and encounter new challenges in life. This class will Department Staff. consist of having fun with different yoga poses, mindful- ness and meditation activities to encourage self-reflection,

Location: Multipurpose Senior Center self-awareness, and group games and activities to build Days: Sunday confidence and individuality. Instructed by Flynn Cibik.

SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE Location: Robert P. Zaun Pavilion, Lime Kiln Park Days: Thursday October 10 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. $10/$15 SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE OCTOBER 21 - NOVEMBER 18 SWING INTO SPANISH, VIRTUAL VAMOS - LET’S PLAY Ages 6 - 9 4:15 - 5:15 p.m. $25/$38 Did you know that students learn a language best when Ages 10 - 13 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. $25/$38 the topic is fun and relatable to their everyday lives? In SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE this 8-week virtual class, ¡Vamo a Jugar! students explore JANUARY 27 - FEBRUARY 24 games, sports and hobbies - all in Spanish! Students will learn useful builder phrases that will have them speaking Ages 6 - 9 4:15 - 5:15 p.m. $25/$38 in small sentences at the playground or on the field in no Ages 10 - 13 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. $25/$38 time. This fun and educational class offers unparalleled language exposure at a young age. Don’t delay, register today as classes fill up fast. For ages 5-11. Instructed by Futura Language Professionals. Location: Virtual

SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE

Wednesdays 4:15 - 5:00 p.m. $110 October 13 - December 1

Thursdays October 14 - December 9 4:15 - 5:00 p.m. $110 No Class November 25

Register at hps://futuraadventures.com/ virtual-learning-registraon/

8 GRAFTON PARKS & RECREATION BOOKLET • FALL•WINTER•SPRING 2021/2022 YOUTH ENRICHMENT AMERICAN RED CROSS BABYSITTER AFTER SCHOOL STEM CLASSES TRAINING Step into the STEAM Zone (Science, Technology, The Parks and Recreation Department is teaming up with Engineering, Art and Math and fuel the next generation the Red Cross to offer the American Red Cross Babysitter of innovators by sampling some of the newest technology Training Course. This class will provide boys and girls, programs. These classes focus on teaching the ages 11 and older, with the information and skills fundamentals of engineering using LEGO technic sets. necessary to provide safe and responsible care for Each class will build upon the student’s skill level as they children in the absence of parents or adult guardians. learn about simple machines, levers, wheels/axels, gears, Instructed by Certified American Red Cross Babysitter ratchet/drive trains and motorized systems. Projects can Training Instructor, Chandler Steffen. include building: drawbridges, motorized cars, amusement park rides, cranes and catapults and much more! This class Location: Municipal Services Facility has been chosen #1 by students time and time again - join Days: Wednesday, Thursday in on the fun while you explore engineering concepts that SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE you can use at home for your own projects. These classes are guaranteed 100% FUN! Pre-registration is required. October 27 & 28 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. $80 For children ages 5-10. Instructed by Computer Explorers. Location: Woodview Elementary School, Art Room Days: Monday Future class dates to be determined. Watch for Facebook, Instagram and SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE Twier posts with future class dates or check our * website www.QualityLifeGra on.com November 8 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. $18 for more informaon. January 10 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. $18

February 14 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. $18 HOORAY! NO SCHOOL DAY SKATE PARTY! Join us for a day of skating fun at Ozaukee Skateland in Cedarburg! Admission, skate rental, indoor playground, pizza, and soda is included. Children may bring spending money for games and snacks if they wish. Pre-registration is required. For grades K-8. Location: Ozaukee Skateland, 7084 Sycamore Drive, Cedarburg Days: Friday

SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE

October 29 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. $15

Skateland is offering parcipants the opon to stay for the a ernoon skate session; 1:00 - 3:30 p.m. for an addional $5.00. This fee is to be *paid to Ozaukee Skateland on the date of the party. REGISTER: ONLINE QUALITYLIFEGRAFTON.COM PHONE 262-375-5310 FAX 262-375-5327 MAIL 675 N GREEN BAY RD GRAFTON WI 53024 9 YOUTH ENRICHMENT

CHESS CAMP The This camp is for children in grades 2-8, who are new to chess or with ratings (WSCF or USCF) 0 to 600. Students will focus on chess fundamentals to include opening Polar Express strategy, the seven basic checkmates, and tactics such as Forks, Pins, and Discovered Check. Students will Event experience a balance of instruction and competitive play. At the end of the week, a five round tournament will be held and the top three players are awarded a trophy. All Mark your calendars for a magical other participants will receive medals. Participants will journey to the Polar Express Event. receive a membership to www.chesskid.com. Please register early; space is limited. Camp instructed by December 4, 2021 Wisconsin Scholastic Chess Federation (WSCF). Location: Robert P. Zaun Pavilion, Lime Kiln Park 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Days: Monday - Friday Port Washington Fire House SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE March 21 - 25 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $75 More details coming soon.

STUDENT VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Are you looking for volunteer hours? Do you enjoy working with children? The Parks and Recreation Department has many volunteer opportunities available.

Call the Parks and Recreation Department for more information, 262-375-5310.

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Sign up for “Notify Me” at In an effort to offer the highest quality recreaonal www.QualityLifeGrafton.com programming, the Parks and Recreaon Department would (click on the Online Services tab). Receive appreciate your review of the program you or your child notifications on new programs, Recreation parcipated in. Please visit Activity Guide availability, cancelled classes, www.QualityLifeGra on.com/surveys community events and more! to parcipate.

10 GRAFTON PARKS & RECREATION BOOKLET • FALL•WINTER•SPRING 2021/2022 YOUTH ENRICHMENT LEGO BRICQ MOTOR MADNESS - The LEGO Education BricQ Motion Essential set engages students in the exploration of physical science with a sports REMOTE CONTROL MACHINES context. BricQ Motion helps foster an understanding of This class is your chance to build your very own remote forces, motion, and interactions by providing easy hands-on control vehicle! Choose your vehicle, construct it with a learning experiences. Think Sail Racers, Luge Runs, Hockey, friend, add on the remote control and let the fun begin with Basketball, Catapults and more! you directing its actions. Excavators, movers, lifters, graders, and more are waiting for you to let the action Location: Cedarburg Community Gym, Second Floor begin! These projects will require at least two class periods Days: Monday - Thursday to build per vehicle. Precise building to details is required. Let’s build and hit the road with your creation! Easier remote control animal machines are available too. SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE MARCH 21 - 24 Location: Cedarburg Community Gym, Second Floor Days: Monday - Thursday Ages 7 - 12 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. $50 SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE MARCH 21 - 24 STREAM SAMPLER (UPDATED) Ages 7 - 12 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. $50 Step into the STREAM Zone (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) and sample some of the newest technology programs. This program covers it all! Each class LEGO TRIFECTA: NINJAGO AND will explore a different concept which could include Coding, Robotics and Engineering with LEGO Educational kits, Video BIONICLES AND FREE BUILD Game Design, Catapults, Digital Movie Making, LOGO This class has it all - the excitement of various Ninjago Programming, GPS, Snap Circuits, Creative Writing, Art Spinner projects, creative Bionicles builds, and LEGO free exploration and many more. This class has been updated build. This class allows the students to explore their own with new technology gadgets and is guaranteed to be building creativity while learning new construction that they 100% fun! can incorporate with their own LEGOS at home.

Location: Cedarburg Community Gym, Second Floor Location: Cedarburg Community Gym, Second Floor Days: Monday - Thursday Days: Monday - Thursday

SESSION SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE TIME FEE / NR FEE MARCH 21 - 24 MARCH 21 - 24 Ages 7 - 12 10:15 - 11:15 a.m. $50 Ages 7 - 12 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. $50 TECHNOLOGY TRIO In this exciting Technology Thriller, students will have the All classes will be held at the Cedarburg option to rotate through three different programs in this Community Gym (second floor) action-packed class. Think WeDo Robotics, Animated Movie W63 N645 Washington Avenue, Cedarburg. Making, LEGO Motorized Datca kits, Gears, Gears and Gears, Coding projects and much more. This is a great way Students taking back to back classes are to experiment with some of the newest technology tools allowed to stay with the instructor in available. between sessions. Location: Cedarburg Community Gym, Second Floor Days: Monday - Thursday Students taking both Motor Madness and LEGO SESSION Trifecta may bring a packed lunch and water TIME FEE / NR FEE MARCH 21 - 24 bottle and stay in the room with the instructor. Ages 7 - 12 2:15 - 3:15 p.m. $50 REGISTER: ONLINE QUALITYLIFEGRAFTON.COM PHONE 262-375-5310 FAX 262-375-5327 MAIL 675 N GREEN BAY RD GRAFTON WI 53024 11 YOUTH SPORTS

FUTURE STARS BASKETBALL In cooperation with MILWAUKEE JUNIOR BUCKS October 16 - December 11 (No class November 27) Saturdays

Location: Kennedy Elementary School Gym Boys and girls ages 5 - 6 8:00 - 8:50 a.m. Boys and girls ages 7 - 9 9:00 - 9:50 a.m. Residents $44.00 Non Residents $66.00 The Milwaukee Junior Bucks is designed to support and grow existing community basketball programs. The purpose of this program is to teach basic basketball skills. Each participant will receive a Junior Bucks winter cap, a complimentary ticket to the “League Night” game on December 4 (including a Pregame Pass), and the opportunity to purchase discounted tickets for parents, friends, and family online. Register online at graftonrecreation.village.grafton.wi.us or at the Grafton Parks and Recreation Department, 675 N. Green Bay Road.

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MICRO SOCCER SPORTS SAMPLER Micro Soccer is the perfect introduction to the game of This non-competitive program is designed to introduce soccer. This program is designed to encourage kids to have children to a variety of sports including basketball, kickball, fun with the soccer ball and to help develop basic skills. soccer, and T-ball. Join us and have a ball trying it all! For Children are exposed to fundamentals, techniques, and children ages 5 - 7. Instructed by Department Staff. games. This program will provide your child with exposure to the learning process, social interaction, and teamwork. Location: Kennedy Elementary School Gym Parents are welcome to actively participate with their child. Days: Saturday Bring tennis shoes, shin guards, and ball (if your child owns one) with their name on it. Children will be grouped by age SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE and ability. For children ages 4 - 6. Instructed by Greg Dempsey. February 26 - March 19 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. $17/$25

Location: Kennedy Elementary School Gym Days: Saturday

SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE

January 15 - February 12 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. $20/$30

SURVEY MONKEY In an effort to offer the highest quality recreational programming, the Parks and Recreation Department would appreciate your review of the program you or your child participated in. Please Want Information Fast? visit or click on the following link to participate in Sign up for “Notify Me” at the survey. www.QualityLifeGrafton.com QualityLifeGrafton.com/surveys (click on the Online Services tab). Receive notifications on new programs, Recreation Activity Guide availability, cancelled classes, community events and more!

Facebook Instagram Twitter Grafton Parks and Recreation #GraftonParksandRec @GraftonParks REGISTER: ONLINE QUALITYLIFEGRAFTON.COM PHONE 262-375-5310 FAX 262-375-5327 MAIL 675 N GREEN BAY RD GRAFTON WI 53024 13 YOUTH SPORTS OPEN GYM Youth and adults are encouraged to play pick-up sports such as basketball or volleyball, participate in fitness stations or run laps. Supervision is provided; however, parents are encouraged to stay and participate with their children. Children ages 11 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Sundays March 6, 13, 27

3:00 - 5:00 p.m.

Kennedy Elementary School Gym 1629 11th Avenue

$3.00 per person/per day Please enter door #6 and exit door #7.

FIELD HOCKEY WE PROCESS Try a new sport! Participants will practice on two indoor WORK PERMITS! hockey courts and should wear shin guards and a mouth guard. Field hockey sticks and balls will be available for use. The Grafton Parks and Recreation Department For children ages 7-13. Instructed by Certified Field now issues work permits for children ages 14 and Hockey Coaches Jennie Mulcahy and Nancy Kellner. 15. Please bring the following items to the office to process your work permit: Location: Kennedy Elementary School Gym Days: Wednesday 1. Proof of age - original Birth Certificate or SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE Baptismal record 2. The minor’s original Social Security Card April 6 6:30 - 7:45 p.m. $5 3. Letter from employer (on letterhead) stating intent to employ the minor, along with job duties, hours of work and times of day the minor will be scheduled. 4. Letter of consent from parent or guardian 5. Permit fee of $10.00

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WEDNESDAY NIGHT BIKE RIDES Bicycle riders are invited to meet at NSeven Coffee Company in Grafton for a coffee before the 5:30 p.m. ride. Three groups are offered to fit riders’ skill levels. Group A will travel at 20-21 mph, Group B will travel at 18-19 mph and Group C will travel at 16-17 mph. The rides are not intended to be races, but offer a chance for people to work on their goals depending on their fitness and experience levels. Routes are available at www.ridewithgps.com (search NSeven). Rides, depending on weather, will continue through October. Open to high school students and adults.

Location: NSeven Coffee Company, 1307 Wisconsin STORM DRAIN STENCILING Avenue As the seasons change, have you ever wondered what Days: Wednesday happens to the leaves after they fall? Join the Community Rivers Program for a storm drain cleanup and stenciling SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE evening to prevent this ‘leaf litter’ from leaching excess phosphorus and nitrogen into our waterways. Along the September 1 - October 27 5:30 p.m. FREE way, you will learn more about how this process impacts aquatic critters and plants. All supplies provided. Please wear clothing and shoes that you are comfortable Please contact Russ Kempka with quesons: getting dirty. Children must be over the age of 6 and [email protected]. accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration required. Instructed by a Riveredge Educator.

* Location: Paramount Plaza, (near the stage) Days: Tuesday

SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE

October 5 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Free

Please stay tuned for pop-up events from Community Rivers Program in the upcoming months. Make sure to visit the Community Rivers Program Facebook page and website for more informaon!

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STARGAZING Become acquainted with the universe in your backyard! Beginner stargazers will learn how to navigate the night sky by learning a few of the major constellations and how to find celestial objects. We will learn to find the planets Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars. Bring a flashlight covered with red plastic or a few layers of material from a brown paper bag. You may also bring your own binoculars and/or telescope (if you own them). Please arrive at 6:40 p.m. to set up your stargazing area. The event will take place from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Middle school aged children and younger should be accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration required. Instructed by Jeff Setzer, President of the Northern Cross Science Foundation. FAMILY WINTER SENSES HIKE Location: Octagon Shelter, Lime Kiln Park Join a Riveredge Educator on a wintery afternoon hike at Days: Monday Lime Kiln Park! This is a family-friendly hike where we look for patterns in the snow, listen to the winter “creak SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE sounds,” search for animal tracks, and even play a game October 11 6:40 p.m. Set-up or two! Depending on the weather and snow cover, this $5 hike may include strapping on snowshoes or venturing out Rain Date October 18 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. on your own feet. Either way, we will practice our hiking and nature identification skills while on the trails. Class size is limited and all supplies are provided. Bring your own snowshoes if you have them. Children must be over the age of 6 and accompanied by an adult. No experience necessary. Pre-registration required. Instructed by a Riveredge Educator.

Location: Robert P. Zaun Pavilion, Lime Kiln Park Days: Sunday

SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE

January 9 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. FREE

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16 GRAFTON PARKS & RECREATION BOOKLET • FALL•WINTER•SPRING 2021/2022 ESPORTS Wisconsin Esports League Get in on the action and play in the Wisconsin Recreational Esports league against players from across the state of Wisconsin.

Compete in Fortnite, Madden21, Rocket League, and/or Super Smash Bros leagues.

Divisions available for ages 8-12 (plays at 7:00 p.m.) Ages 13-18 (plays at 8:00 p.m.) and an open adult league for ages 18+ (plays at 9:00 p.m.)

Prizes for leagues include a GGLeagues medal, t-shirt, and $20.00 of in-game currency for the game of their league.

Mondays (PS4 & Xbox 1) Tuesdays (1v1) Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays (2v2) (1v1 and 3v3) (Nintendo Switch)

Fall Season: October 4 - November 12, 2021 Registration ends September 29 Winter Season: Begins January 1, 2022 Season Pass: $30.00 per player

To set up an account and register go to: https://ggleagues.com/organization/grafton-parks-and-recreation

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THE CAMERA IN YOUR YOU HAVE PICTURES IN YOUR SMARTPHONE CAMERAS - NOW WHAT? It’s a camera, it’s a photo album, it’s a television - it’s We have hundreds, if not thousands of pictures in our your phone. Learn about apps, tips, tricks, and limitations cameras, smartphones, and computers. Now what? This for pictures and video from iPhone and Android two-hour seminar teaches techniques to save pictures from smartphones and tablets. This class will cover your device’s cameras and smartphones to a computer, external devices camera, home and Cloud storage options, printing and and “the Cloud” using Windows 10 PCs. This class covers more. Please bring your devices to class. how to organize your pictures, viewing pictures from any device, printing options, and how to archive your pictures Location: Cedarburg City Hall, Meeting Room #2, for decades to come. Please bring your devices to class. W63N645 Washington Ave, Cedarburg Days: Thursday Location: Cedarburg City Hall, Meeting Room #2, W63N645 Washington Ave, Cedarburg Days: Thursday SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE

SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE September 30 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. $20

October 7 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. $20

SURVEY MONKEY

In an effort to offer the highest quality recreaonal programming, the Parks and Recreaon Department would appreciate your review of the program you or your child parcipated in. Please visit www.QualityLifeGra on.com/surveys to parcipate.

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ADULT CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH ADULT AND PEDIATRIC CPR/FIRST AID BEGINNER PART 1 CERTIFICATION Have you always dreamed of learning Spanish or refreshing This class combines online learning with an in-person, your high school Spanish? Then this class is for you! The hands-on skills practice and testing session. This course primary focus of this class will be building conversational prepares individuals to provide care for choking tools in Spanish through interactive practice and exercises. Vocabulary topics will include common greetings and emergencies, basic first aid, and perform CPR and use an introductions, pronunciation, numbers, food, clothing, likes AED device for victims of sudden cardiac arrest. Students will and dislikes. Grammar topics will include subject pronouns, be required to complete online coursework before the class the verb estar conjugation, gender of nouns, and plurality. starts (please note this can take up to 2.5 hours to complete). Participants will learn how to carry on small conversations in Students must bring a copy of the online verification Spanish and each class will include interesting cultural anecdotes including Spanish word origin, dialect differences, certificate to the skills session class. Upon successful and names in Spanish. Applicable to new students and completion of the hands-on skills session, you will receive the previous Spanish Conversation participants. Instructed by American Red Cross Adult CPR/AED/First Aid certification; Futura Language Professionals. valid for two years. Ages 11 and older. Instructed by Jessica Heller of Heller Safety Solutions. Location: Virtual Days: Tuesday Location: Municipal Services Facility, Conference Room 675 N. Green Bay Road SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE Days: Tuesday October 5 - November 16 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. $99 (No class November 2) SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE

October 19 Registration Deadline 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. $45/$68 Register online at hps://futuraadventures.com/ October 12 virtual-learning-registraon/ December 14 Registration Deadline 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. $45/$68 December 7 March 15 Registration Deadline 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. $45/$68 DIFFERENT WAYS TO DECLUTTER March 8 May 10 AND ORGANIZE YOUR HOME Registration Deadline 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. $45/$68 There is no “one way fits all” when it comes to May 3 decluttering and organizing our homes. We will discuss different styles to see which works best for you to get started and maintain. For adults 18 and older. Instructed by Professional Organizer Tamara Starr, Sweet Simplicity Professional Organizing.

Location: Robert P. Zaun Pavilion, Lime Kiln Park Days: Wednesday

SESSION TIME FEE / NR FEE

November 3 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. $20

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STEMS & SPIRITS Invite your friends and join us for a fabulous evening of learning how to create a beautiful floral arrangement for yourself or as a gift. Fee includes flowers, use of tools and materials, class instruction, hors d’oeuvres, and one alcoholic beverage. Each date will be a unique activity. Class times will vary, depending on the project. Enjoy a great night out and let your creative side bloom! Instructed by Kim Meisinger of Bloomin Olive.

Location: Robert P. Zaun Pavilion, Lime Kiln Park

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More information coming soon!

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GENTLE FLOW YOGA MORNING CARDIO-TONE EXERCISE This class is great for beginners! This class is designed to Have fun and get in shape while exercising to revitalize the body, relax the mind, and reduce stress. choreographed routines. Various moves can be Accessible movements are created to maximize blood adapted to all levels of intensities. Class format includes flow to the body with an emphasis in breath work. Please aerobic exercise, warm-up and cool-down, followed by bring a yoga mat to class. Blocks and straps will be strength toning, stretching, and relaxation. Classes are available. Instructed by Maral Almozaffar. held 8:15 - 9:15 a.m. Instructed by Evelyn Nowak.

Location: Multipurpose Senior Center, Lower Level Location: Multipurpose Senior Center Days: Saturday Days: Monday, Wednesday, Friday

*Punch cards are available for purchase at the Senior FEE / NR GENTLE FLOW YOGA TIME Center or the Grafton Parks and Recreation Department. FEE September 25 - December 18 PUNCH PASS FEES 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. $46/$54 (No class November 27) 10 Classes $40.00 Residents 20 Classes $80.00

Non 10 Classes $46.50 Residents 20 Classes $93.00

No class November 26, * December 24, 31 SURVEY MONKEY In an effort to offer the highest quality recreational VINYASSA YOGA programming, the Parks and Recreation Department This yoga practice will explore the Vinyassa flow while would appreciate your review of the program you or connecting breath to body to spirit. Students will also infuse your child participated in. Please visit or click on the other yoga styles (yin, restorative, hatha) to expand their following link to participate in the survey. practice. Please bring a mat, water bottle and towel to class. All levels are welcome! Instructed by Dana Thomas. QualityLifeGrafton.com/surveys

Location: Yoga Room, Robert P. Zaun Pavilion, Lime Kiln Park Days: Thursday

HATHA YOGA TIME FEE / NR FEE October 21 - January 27 (No class November 25, 6:45 - 7:45 p.m. $46/$54 December 23, 30) February 17 - May 12 6:45 - 7:45 p.m. $46/$69 (No class March 24)

REGISTER: ONLINE QUALITYLIFEGRAFTON.COM PHONE 262-375-5310 FAX 262-375-5327 MAIL 675 N GREEN BAY RD GRAFTON WI 53024 21 ADULT SPORTS BADMINTON Join us for a fun night of Badminton! Three regulation sized courts and four rackets are available for use. Supervisors on duty. Please enter door #6.

Location: Kennedy Elementary School Gym Days: Tuesday and Friday

SESSION TIME FEE TUESDAYS

September 7 - December 21 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. $4

January 4 - March 29 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. $4 (No play March 22) BEAN BAG LEAGUE “Corn Hole” is a fun and simple game SESSION played at picnics and tailgate parties all TIME FEE summer long. Now you can play it all year FRIDAYS long. Players take turns throwing their bags until a team scores 21 points. Carry-ins allowed. September 10 - December 17 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. $4 Supervisor on site. Teams will play three games per (No play November 26) evening. Sponsored by The Bridge. The Bridge will provide a prize to the team with the best record at the end of each January 7 - April 1 session. 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. $4 (No play March 25) Location: Robert P. Zaun Pavilion, Lime Kiln Park Days: Tuesday

Fee per evening is $4.00. A 10 visit punch SESSION TIME TEAM FEE card is available for $30.00. Punch cards

are available on site or at the Gra on Parks September 21 - October 19 6:30 p.m. $50 * and Recreaon Department. November 2 - December 7 6:30 p.m. $50 (No play November 23)

January 25 - February 22 6:30 p.m. $50

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ADULT VOLLEYBALL PICKLEBALL LEAGUES The Grafton Parks and Recreation Department is proud to offer one of the The Grafton Parks and Recreation fastest growing sports in the country. Department offers adult co-ed, men’s and women’s volleyball leagues. All leagues are played at Similar to tennis but played on a Kennedy Elementary School. Team registration badminton sized court with a paddle and wiffleball. Pickleball instructor/supervisor on duty. Three information is available at www.QualityLifeGrafton.com regulation sized courts and four paddles available. or contact the Grafton Parks and Recreation Department. Please enter door #6. Instructed by Richard Cook.

Location: Kennedy Elementary School Gym Location: Kennedy Elementary School Gym Days: Saturday CO-ED LEAGUE TIME TEAM FEE MONDAYS SESSION TIME FEE September 27 - March 14 October 23 - May 21 6:00, 7:00, $260 (No play December 27, 8:00 p.m. January 17, 24, February 28) (No play November 27, December 25, January 1, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. $5 MENS LEAGUE February 26, March 26, TIME TEAM FEE April 16) WEDNESDAYS October 6 - March 16 Fee per evening is $5.00. A 10 visit punch (No play November 24, 7:00 p.m. $260 December 29) card is available for $40.00. Punch cards are available on site or at the Gra on Parks WOMENS LEAGUE TIME TEAM FEE and Recreaon Department. THURSDAYS * September 30 - March 17 6:00, 7:00, $260 (No play October 28, 8:00 p.m. November 25, December 23, 30) OPEN GYM Youth and adults are encouraged to play pick-up sports such as basketball or volleyball, participate in fitness stations or run laps. Supervision is provided; however, parents are encouraged to stay and participate with their children. Children ages 11 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Sundays March 6, 13, 27

3:00 - 5:00 p.m.

Kennedy Elementary School Gym 1629 11th Avenue

$3.00 per person/per day Please enter door #6 and exit door #7.

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The Grafton High School Pool, located at 1950 Washington Street, will be open during the winter season. Certified Red Cross lifeguards are always on duty. Lockers and shower facilities are also available (bring your own lock). The High School Maintenance Department maintains the water temperature at 79° - 81°. Please use the Athletic Entrance, located on the east side of the school.

ADULT LAP SWIM PUNCH CARD FEES September 20, 2021 - May 18, 2022

Monday and Wednesday GRAFTON RESIDENTS AND SCHOOL DISTRICT RESIDENTS 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Youth $15.00 for 10 Visits Save $5.00

OPEN SWIM $25.00 for 10 Visits Save $5.00 Adult/Senior November 6, 2021 - May 22, 2022 $50.00 for 20 Visits Save $10.00 Saturdays NON-RESIDENTS 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Youth $25.00 for 10 Visits Save $5.00 Youth = Ages 3-17 $35.00 for 10 Visits Save $5.00 (Children age two and under Adult/Senior are free with paying adult.) $70.00 for 20 Visits Save $10.00

DAILY FEES YOUTH ADULT/SENIOR Punch cards may be purchased at the Grafton High School Pool or the Parks and Recreation Department. Resident $2.00 $3.00 Punch cards do not expire. Non-resident $3.00 $4.00

PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS The following policy has been established to allow youth with a The Grafton High School Pool will be need for private instrucon an opportunity to work directly closed on the following dates: with a list of recommended instructors: November 24, 27 1. A Private Swim Instructor List may be picked up at the December 22, 25, 27, 29 Gra on Parks and Recreaon Department beginning January 1 November 6. February 5 March 21, 23, 26 2. Each individual receiving a Private Swim Instructor List must read and sign the waiver form. April 16, 18 3. Listed individuals will be allowed to schedule private instrucon at the Gra on High School Pool during open swim hours only.

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HIGH SCHOOL POOL POLICIES

POOL CLOSING: Conditions that affect pool closing:  Inclement weather (i.e., electrical storms)  If the School District closes early due to inclement weather (i.e., snow storm), the pool will be closed  Poor attendance (no swimmers after 30 minutes, the pool will close)  Manager or Assistant Manager determine if unsafe conditions exist

SWIM DIAPERS: To prevent possible pool closures, we require that all children not fully potty-trained must wear swim diapers. If you should forget to bring a swim diaper, assorted sizes will be available for purchase at the pool.

CHILD SUPERVISION: All children age 8 years and younger must be directly supervised by someone age 16 and older.

PLEASE DO NOT BRING CHILDREN WHO ARE NOT FEELING WELL INTO THE AQUATIC CENTER. FECAL ACCIDENTS CAN RESULT IN COSTLY FACILITY CLOSINGS.

ATTENTION VILLAGE OF GRAFTON RESIDENTS!

SEASON PASS DISCOUNT INFORMATION

Purchase season passes for the Family Aquatic Center in the month of April and save 15% or the month of May and save 10%.

All passes will be sold at the Parks and Recreation Department.

*If you have your key tags from the 2021 season, you may renew by telephone with a credit card.

After May 31, 2022, regular season fees will apply.

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The Parks and Recreation Department is offering an American Red Cross Lifeguard Training Course for youth and adults, ages 15 and older, which includes Community First Aid, AED (automated external defibrillator) and CPR-Pro Certifications. To be eligible for the Lifeguard Training course, the candidate must be 15 years of age on or before the final scheduled class.

All candidates must complete the following tests on the first day:

1. Swim 300 yards continuously demonstrating breath control and rhythmic breathing. Candidates must swim using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combination of both; however, swimming on the back or side is not allowed. Swim goggles may be used. 2. Tread water for 2 minutes using only the legs. Candidates should place their hands under the armpits. 3. Complete a timed event within 1 minute, 40 seconds:

- Starting in the water, swim 20 yards. The face may be in or out of the water. Swim goggles are not allowed.

- Surface dive, feet-first or head-first, to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object.

- Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point with both hands holding the object and keeping the face at or near the surface so they are able to get a breath. Candidates should not swim the distance under water. Exit the water without using a ladder or steps.

These tests must be completed successfully before you may continue in the class.

Lifeguard training classes will be scheduled based on interest. If your child is interested in this program, please call the Grafton Parks and Recreation Department at 262-375-5310. Once dates have been finalized, the Department will contact you. Registrations will be accepted on a first come, first served basis.

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Fall Into Graſton 2021 Schedule Friday, October 8: 5:00 - 9:00 pm 4-5pm: Downtown Tif Celebration 5-7pm: Pumpkin Drop off at Celebrate Tent (Lighting at 7pm) 5-9pm: Sahale Beer Garden

5-9pm: Refreshments Sold by Friends of Parks and Recreation

6-9pm: Live Music at Sahale by Steve Vogt

Saturday, October 9: 10am-5pm 10-11am: Fall Story Walk in Veteran’s Park-Grafton Library 11am-12pm: Half Twisted Half Knot Show (Stage) 11am-2pm: Pumpkin Turn In For Derby 11am-3pm: Kids Zone–Kids Crafts and Games 11am-3pm: Puttin’ Around Downtown Grafton 11am-5pm: Refreshments sold by the Grafton Lions 1-2pm: Kohls Wild Theatre (Cary Parking Lot) 1:30-3pm: Kid’s Music by Tecwyn and Heather (Stage) 3-5pm: Bank Five Nine’s Annual Pumpkin Derby 7-9pm: Off The Rails Comedy Show at Ozaukee Nonprofit Center

Contact Celebrate Grafton for more information at [email protected] or 262-377-1650. REGISTER: ONLINE QUALITYLIFEGRAFTON.COM PHONE 262-375-5310 FAX 262-375-5327 MAIL 675 N GREEN BAY RD GRAFTON WI 53024 29 COMMUNITY EVENTS

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ALL MY FRIENDS PLAYGROUND Yourhere. name business or name

Centennial Park Show your support for the “All My Friends Playground” in Grafton by purchasing a fence picket. You can have your name or business name engraved for everyone to see your support. The fence not only serves as a way to raise money, but more importantly, it will help keep our children safe. Each picket is 48” tall with up to 25 characters. Your personalized picket can be purchased for $100 each, including the engraving. Please call 262-377-2147 or email [email protected] for more information.

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34 GRAFTON PARKS & RECREATION BOOKLET • FALL•WINTER•SPRING 2021/2022 COMMUNITY INFORMATION Lime Kiln Park Ice Skating at Disc Golf Course Veterans Memorial Park & 2020 S. Green Bay Rd. Grafton Lions Park

The park’s 9-hole golf course runs through and around Winter is just around the corner and trees, up and down hills, and along the Milwaukee River. along with it comes ice skating! Weather permitting, The course offers a great opportunity to exercise or time an unsupervised rink will be maintained at Grafton Lions to relax with friends or family. Park and Veterans Memorial Park. Frosty The Snowman It’s time for you to try disc golf . . . will be posted at each location to let you know if it safe to it may be the sport of your future! skate. Hole #1 tee pad is near the entrance to the park. Open mid-December to mid-February (weather permitting)

Eye Glass/ Special Needs Academy of Hearing Aid Martial Arts Drop Off Specialized training for children and adults with various special needs. Drop off your used eye glasses and hearing aids in the lobby of Grafton Multipurpose Senior Center the Municipal Services Facility, Contact Luke Mattias at 262-375-3839 or 675 N. Green Bay Road. [email protected] for more details.

Canoe/Kayak Electronic Recycling Launch The Department of Public Works accepts major household appliances, Veterans Memorial Park, 1062 13th batteries, computers, tablets, printers, copiers, fax machines, VCRs, DVRs, Avenue, offers an ADA compliant canoe video game players, cellular phones and televisions for recycling. and kayak launch adjacent to the Riverwalk. **Televisions and computer monitors require a fee** Drop off: Municipal Services Facility 675 N. Green Bay Road Personal canoes and kayaks must be Call 262-375-5325 with any questions. carried to the launch. Leaf Collection Curbside leaf collection runs from October 15 through December 3, 2021. (weather permitting) *There is no curbside leaf collection in the spring. Grass, leaves, and garden waste are composted at the Residential Drop Site, 2266 Lakefield Road. The site is fully automated and access is available 7 days per week during daylight hours. An access card is needed and may be obtained at the Public Works Department, 675 N. Green Bay Road. REGISTER: ONLINE QUALITYLIFEGRAFTON.COM PHONE 262-375-5310 FAX 262-375-5327 MAIL 675 N GREEN BAY RD GRAFTON WI 53024 35 PARK RENTAL FEES The Village owns 17 park and open space areas encompassing over 120 acres in size from the 1-acre Acorn Park to the 28-acre Lime Kiln Park. Each park and open space serves it own special purpose within the community. The following guidelines are followed in determining reserved usage:  A permit must be filled out in person at the Parks and Recreation Department.  Reservations will not be accepted before January 1. Exception: Park reservations for the Robert P. Zaun Pavilion will be accepted starting September 1 (or first business day following September 1) for the following calendar year.  All fees are due at the time a reservation is made.  Permits are issued on a first come, first served basis.  Town residents are considered non-residents for park usage.

HEATED/AIR CONDITIONED SHELTER AVAILABLE YEAR-ROUND RENTAL RESIDENT PLUS TOTAL NON- PLUS TOTAL RESIDENT SHELTER DAY CATEGORY FEE DEPOSIT DUE DEPOSIT DUE FEE Robert P. Zaun Pavilion Weekday $105 $75 $180 $130 $75 $205 Family Picnic 2020 S. Green Bay Rd. Weekend $180 $75 $255 $230 $75 $305 Robert P. Zaun Pavilion Weekday $80 $75 $155 $105 $75 $180 Non-Profit 2020 S. Green Bay Rd. Weekend $130 $75 $205 $180 $75 $255

Robert P. Zaun Pavilion Weekday $130 $75 $205 $155 $75 $230 2020 S. Green Bay Rd. Weekend Company Picnic $255 $75 $330 $305 $75 $380

SEASONAL SHELTERS AVAILABLE MAY - MID-OCTOBER

RENTAL RESIDENT PLUS TOTAL NON- PLUS TOTAL SHELTER DAY RESIDENT CATEGORY FEE DEPOSIT DUE DEPOSIT DUE FEE Centennial Family Picnic (small/west side) Any $30 $50 $80 $115 $50 $165 & Non-Profit 1370 17th Avenue Centennial Family Picnic (large/east side) Any $100 $50 $150 $140 $50 $190 & Non-Profit 1370 17th Avenue Centennial Any Company Picnic $150 $75 $225 $255 $75 $330 (east side & west side) Grafton Lions Park Family Picnic Any $75 $50 $125 $115 $50 $165 1121 Keup Road & Non-Profit Grafton Lions Park Any Company Picnic $150 $50 $200 $255 $50 $305 1121 Keup Road Lime Kiln Park Family Picnic (Octagon Shelter) Any $75 $50 $125 $115 $50 $165 & Non-Profit 2020 S. Green Bay Rd. Lime Kiln Park (Octagon Shelter) Any Company Picnic $150 $50 $200 $255 $50 $305 2020 S. Green Bay Rd. Veterans Memorial Park Family Picnic Any $75 $50 $125 $115 $50 $165 1062 13th Avenue & Non-Profit Veterans Memorial Park Any Company Picnic $150 $50 $200 $255 $50 $305 1062 13th Avenue Veterans Memorial Park Family & Any $30 $15 $45 $30 $15 $45 Gazebo Non-Profit

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1. ACORN PARK 233 W. Orchard Dr.

2. BLACKHAWK VALLEY PARK (16 acres) (Undeveloped) 3. CANARY LANE PARK (1 acre) 1220 Canary Ln. 4. CENTENNIAL PARK (27 acres) 1370 17th Ave. 2 open air-shelters available to rent. East side can accommodate 75 - 100 people; west side

can accommodate up to 45 people. Kitchen

Wildwood Park

VeteransMemorial Park

Third Avenue Third Park

Shady Hollow Shady Park

River Island River Park

River Front River Park

Pine Street Pine Park

ParamountPlaza

Mole Mole Creek Park

MeadowbrookePark

Lime Kiln Lime Park

Heritage SettlementHeritage Park Centennial Park Centennial

GraftonLions Park Canary Canary Park Lane

Acorn Park Acorn DellwoodPark Chair Factory Historical MarkerChair Historical Factory Cheyenne ParkCheyenne facilities include stove and refrigerator. Park includes restroom facilities, lighted softball diamond, and a 5,000 square foot playground Ball Diamond • area. Parking available for over 75 vehicles in the lighted parking lot. Band Shell • • 5. CHAIR FACTORY HISTORICAL MARKER (1 acre) Located corner of Falls Rd. and South Green Bay Rd. Basketball 6. CHEYENNE PARK (3 acres) 2118 Shoshoni St. Court • • • • 7. MULTIPURPOSE SENIOR CENTER 1665 Bike/ Seventh Ave. Pedestrian • • • 8. DELLWOOD PARK (1 acre) 1646 Dellwood Ct. Path 9. RIVER BEND PARK (10 acres) Falls Crossing Subdivision (Undeveloped) Canoe Ramp • • • 10. GRAFTON HIGH SCHOOL 1900 Washington Ave. Enclosed • 11. GRAFTON LIONS PARK (16 acres) 1121 Keup Pavilion Rd. 12. HERITAGE SETTLEMENT PARK (17 acres) 780 Fishing • • • • • • Homestead Tr. 13. JOHN LONG MIDDLE SCHOOL 700 Hickory St. Golf • 14. KENNEDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1629 11th Ave. 15. LIME KILN PARK (28 acres) 2020 S. Green Grill • • • • Bay Rd. 1 year-round pavilion with open-air shelter available to rent. River Room (34’ x 40’) capacity 87 inside, 50+ outside. Full kitchen, Horseshoes restroom facilities and additional meeting room. • Also, 1 open-air shelter available to rent. Capacity of 50. Includes electrical outlets and picnic tables. Ice Skating • • 16. MEADOWBROOKE PARK/FAMILY AQUATIC CENTER (7 acres) 649 N. Green Bay Rd. Open Space • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 17. MOLE CREEK PARK (2 acres) 476 Overland Tr. 18. PARAMOUNT PLAZA 1300 Wisconsin Ave. Picnic Tables • • • • • • 19. PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT, Municipal Services Facility, 675 N. Green Bay Playground Rd. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Equipment 20. PINE STREET PARK (1 acre) 1610 N. Pine St. 21. PUBLIC TENNIS COURTS 700 Hickory St. (John Long Middle School) Restrooms • • • • 22. RIVER FRONT PARK (1 acre) 1119 15th Ave.

Shelter 23. RIVER ISLAND PARK (6 acres) 1650 Nancy • • • • Lynn Ct. 3-hole golf course. 24. SHADY HOLLOW PARK (2.6 acres) 1071 Sledding • Candleberry Lane 25. THIRD AVENUE PARK (1 acre) 1023 Third Ave. Soccer Field • • 26. VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK (3 acres) 1062 13th Ave. 1 open-air shelter available to rent. Capacity up to 100. Includes refrigerator, Swimming • electrical outlets, sink, and counter space. Pool Restroom facilities. 27. WILDWOOD PARK (4 acres) 1400 First Ave. Volleyball Courts • 28. WOODVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 600 Fifth Ave.

Facebook Instagram Twitter Grafton Parks and Recreation #GraftonParksandRec @GraftonParks 38 GRAFTON PARKS & RECREATION BOOKLET • FALL•WINTER•SPRING 2021/2022 SENIOR ACTIVITIES The Multipurpose Senior Center, located at 1665 Seventh Avenue, is open to all seniors age 55 and better. The Center is open Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Friday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The Center offers activities from technical classes to 1-day trips. For detailed information of programs and events, please see the Grafton Gazette, available at www.QualityLifeGrafton.com or call the Center at 262-375-5311 for more information. BECOME A MEMBER SENIOR MEETINGS All users of the Grafton Multipurpose Senior are required Learn about upcoming events, voice your suggestions, to show proof of membership. Fees are $15.00 for and meet new friends. Upcoming dates: November 11, Village of Grafton residents and $25.00 for non- January 20, and April 14, at 1:00 p.m. (The November residents for a 12 month membership. All members will meeting will include creating Calendar Wreaths by receive a swipe card to sign in. Donna Tredrea.)

WEEKLY SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES SENIOR SCRAPBOOK MONDAY: Exercise, Crafts, Mexican Train, Help preserve some great memories at our Senior Chickenfoot, Scrapbooking, Mah Jongg Center! We have photos and newspaper articles we would like to display in our scrapbooks. Materials will be TUESDAY: Art Classes, Bocce Ball, Canasta, Chair provided. No experience necessary. Free! Yoga (2nd Tuesday) Chorus, Coloring Club (3rd Tuesday), 500, Ping Pong, Sheepshead, Tech Tuesdays FITNESS ROOM The Fitness Room is open to all members of the Grafton WEDNESDAY: Bridge, Cribbage, Exercise, Foot & Nail Senior Center at no additional charge. All users are Clinic (2nd & 4th Wednesday), required to sign a waiver and sign up for an orientation 500, Health Clinics, Mexican to learn how to use the equipment correctly. The Fitness Train & Chickenfoot, Bridge, Room helps keep our seniors healthy and active! Shuffleboard, Blood Pressure Check (2nd Wednesday), Scattergories (3rd Wednesday) SENIOR EXERCISE Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings from 10:30 THURSDAY: Ping Pong, Sheepshead, Bingo - 11:30 a.m. Class fee is $1.00 each class. Class (last Thursday of the month), Book Club, includes seated stretches, use of Therabands and light Let’s Talk (3rd Thursday), Mah Jongg, hand weights followed by low-impact aerobics to music. Quarterly Senior Meetings No class November 26, December 24, 31.

FRIDAY: Exercise, Hand and Foot, Bean Bag Toss GOLDEN TONES CHORUS The Golden Tones Chorus is a mixed choir led by SATURDAY: Yoga, Pickleball Director Sarah Roesch. Rehearsals are Tuesday mornings from 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Fee is $1.00 per rehearsal.

New voices are always welcome. Call the Center for GRAFTON SENIOR DINING more information at 262-375-5311. Welcome back! The Ozaukee County Congregate site is now open. Diners are asked to wear a mask until they are FLU CLINIC - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14 seated. Reservations are limited to seating capacity with Bring a Medicare card, insurance card or pay $35 (cash following current CDC guidelines. Make your reservation or check). Advocate Aurora Healthcare will administer by calling the meal site by 12:00 p.m. two days in flu shots on the lower level of the Senior Center. An advance. Carry out option is also available. Suggested elevator is available. Call 262-375-5311 to schedule donation is $5.00. an appointment. Flu shots are available 8:00 a.m. - The Ozaukee County Nutrition Program continues to 12:00 p.m. operate home delivered meals to those that are 60+ years of age, are homebound, and meet program guidelines. For more information on home delivered meals, please call Kari Dombrowski at 262-284-8120. REGISTER: ONLINE QUALITYLIFEGRAFTON.COM PHONE 262-375-5310 FAX 262-375-5327 MAIL 675 N GREEN BAY RD GRAFTON WI 53024 39 SENIOR ACTIVITIES

TECH TUESDAYS UPCOMING TRIPS The Grafton Public Library’s Adult Reference Librarian, AND EVENTS IN 2021/2022 Karl Suechting, will teach Tech Tuesdays on the second Tuesday of the month at 1:00 p.m. at the Senior Center. November 5 Ho Chunk Casino Don’t miss out on this technical education and help! Please November 11 Holiday Inn - The Fireside register in advance. FREE! October 12 - How to avoid scams and fraud online November 22 Shopping at Gurnee Mills November 9 - How to access digital materials using December 10 Holiday Inn - The Fireside Wisconsin’s Digital Library May 12 A Mighty Fortress is our Basement - Watch for future class topics or call the Center for more The Fireside information. June 30 What Happens in Vegas - The Fireside SHEEPSHEAD - PENDING Trips and events pending Covid-19 guidelines. The Multipurpose Senior Center holds Thursday night Call the Senior Center at 262-375-5311 sheepshead for all senior citizens in Ozaukee County. Play for more informaon. starts promptly at 7:00 p.m. Please park in north parking lot. Call Bob Raymond, 414-607-2518, with any questions. AGING MASTERY PROGRAM (AMP) KITS TOE NAIL TRIMMERS The AMP Starter Kit, like the in-person program, offers Registered nurses are here to help with foot care for real-life tips and solutions for aging well and couples with seniors on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. activities that encourage self-reflection and action steps. Fee is $29 for a 30 minute appointment. Call the Senior Included in the kit are the Aging Mastery Playbook, activity Center for a reservation. Masks are required at Toe Nail cards, a goal-setting notepad, progress chart, and two Trimmer appointments. specially developed exercise DVDs. Quantities are limited. Fee $10.00. SHUFFLEBOARD Keep active this winter! Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. MIND OVER MATTER (MOM) beginning October 6. It is a fun and easy game to play! Mind Over Matter - Healthy Bowels, Healthy Bladder is an We will not play in inclement weather. Call the Center if educational program designed to give women the tools they interested. need to prevent or control bladder and bowel symptoms. Scientific studies showed that attending this program PING PONG reduced or even cured symptoms for many Wisconsin Ping Pong is a very popular activity at the Senior Center! women. This educational program for women is free of There are three tables, paddles, and balls available for charge and you can access it anytime using a computer, playing. Tuesdays at 1:00 p.m. (passive play) and tablet or mobile phone. Visit Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. (advanced play). FREE! www.healthybowelandbladder.org to learn more. Call 262-375-5311 for more information or to register. COLORING CLUB Meets the third Tuesday of the month at 10:30 a.m. BOOK CLUB beginning November 16. November class will include FREE! Meets outside on the deck at 1:00 p.m. on the first coloring a holiday card (optional). Coloring sheets and Thursday of the month both in-person and virtually. pencils provided. Led by volunteer and Senior Center Instructed by Genee Brukwitzki. member Sandy Dranzik. FREE! October 7 - The Last Garden in England by Julia Kelly November 4 - Leave the World Behind by Rumaan Alam BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS - PENDING Meadowmere Northshore is proud to sponsor blood pressure checks. FREE!

40 GRAFTON PARKS & RECREATION BOOKLET • FALL•WINTER•SPRING 2021/2022 CONCUSSION INFORMATION Grafton Parks and Recreation Parent/Athlete Concussion Awareness Information A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury that changes the way the brain normally works. A concussion is caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or body that causes the head and brain to move rapidly back and forth. Even a “ding,” “getting your bell rung,” or what seems to be a mild bump or blow to the head, can be serious.

WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF CONCUSSION? Signs and symptoms of concussion can show up right after the injury or may not appear or be noticed until days or weeks after the injury. If an athlete reports one or more symptoms of concussion listed below after a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or body, s/he should be kept out of play the day of the injury and until a health care professional, experienced in evaluating for concussion, says s/he is symptom-free and it’s ok to return to play.

SIGNS OBSERVED BY COACHING STAFF SYMPTOMS REPORTED BY ATHLETES Appears dazed or stunned Headache or “pressure” in head Is confused about assignment or posion Nausea or voming Forgets an instrucon Balance problems or dizziness Is unsure of game, score, or opponent Double or blurry vision Moves clumsily Sensivity to light Answers quesons slowly Sensivity to noise Loses consciousness (even briefly) Feeling sluggish, hazy, foggy, or groggy Shows mood, behavior, or personality changes Concentraon or memory problems Can’t recall events prior to hit or fall Confusion Can’t recall events a er hit or fall Not “feeling right” or “feeling down” CONCUSSION DANGER SIGNS In rare cases, a dangerous blood clot may form on the brain in a person with a concussion and crowd the brain against the skull. An athlete should receive immediate medical attention if after a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or body s/he exhibits any of the following danger signs:  Convulsions, seizures, or slurred speech  One pupil larger than the other  Cannot recognize people or places  Is drowsy or cannot be awakened   Becomes increasingly confused or agitated A headache that gets worse  Has unusual behavior  Weakness, numbness, or decreased coordinaon

 Loses consciousness for any amount of me  Repeated voming or nausea

WHY SHOULD AN ATHLETE REPORT THEIR SYMPTOMS? If an athlete has a concussion, his/her brain needs time to heal. While an athlete’s brain is still healing s/he is much more likely to have another concussion. Repeat concussions can increase the time it takes to recover. In rare cases, repeat concussions in young athletes can result in brain swelling or permanent damage to their brain. They can even be fatal.

WHAT SHOULD YOU DO IF YOU THINK YOUR ATHLETE HAS A CONCUSSION? If you suspect that an athlete has a concussion, remove the athlete from play and seek medical attention. Do not try to judge the severity of the injury yourself. Keep the athlete out of play the day of the injury and until a health care professional, experienced in evaluating for concussion, says s/he is symptom-free and is ok to return to play. Rest is key to helping an athlete recover from a concussion. Exercising or activities that involve a lot of concentration, such as studying, working on the computer, or playing video games, may cause concussion symptoms to reappear or get worse. After a concussion, returning to sports and school is a gradual process that should be carefully managed and monitored by a health care professional. As a parent and as an athlete it is important to recognize the signs, symptoms, and behaviors of concussions. By signing the registration form you are stating that you understand the importance of recognizing and responding to the signs, symptoms, and behaviors of a concussion or head injury. This form has been reformatted from the Center of Disease Control’s Heads Up Concussion in Youth Sports Program. Please visit www.dcd.gov/concussion/HeadsUp/youth.html for more information. REGISTER: ONLINE QUALITYLIFEGRAFTON.COM PHONE 262-375-5310 FAX 262-375-5327 MAIL 675 N GREEN BAY RD GRAFTON WI 53024 41 REGISTRATION FORM

Parent Last Name Parent First Name

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Credit Card # Expiration Date: $ MINUS CREDIT (if applicable) V-Code Signature $ TOTAL Please make checks payable to Village of Grafton, 675 N. Green Bay Road, Grafton Assume you are registered for all the programs you have signed up for. The Parks and Recreation Date Proc’d ______Department will only notify you if a program is full or cancelled. c Cash c Check c CC

Concussion waiver: As a parent and as an athlete it is important to recognize the signs, symptoms, and behaviors of concussions. By signing this form you are stating that you have read the concussion awareness information and understand the importance of recognizing and responding to the signs, symptoms, and behaviors of a concussion or head injury. c I am aware of the signs and symptoms of concussions (For more information regarding concussion awareness, please visit our website, www.QualityLifeGrafton.com.)

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Celebrate Grafton Polar Express Event ...... December 4, 2021 Fall Into Grafton ...... October 8 and 9, 2021 Watch for details at ...... QualityLifeGrafton.com Paramount Plaza ...... 1300 Wisconsin Avenue Watch for details at ...... www.celebrategrafton.com Winter Farmers Market

January 29 ...... 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Grafton Trick or Treat February 12 ...... 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. October 31, 2021 ...... 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. March 12 ...... 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Lime Kiln Park ...... 2020 S. Green Bay Road Daylight Savings ...... November 7, 2021 Watch for details at ...... www.grafton-wi.org

Easter Egg Hunt ...... April 9, 2022 Grafton Chamber of Commerce Centennial Park ...... 1370 17th Avenue Tree Decorating ...... November 17, 2021 Watch for details at ...... www.QualityLifeGrafton.com Watch for details at ...... www.grafton-wi.org

Keep Grafton Clean Day ...... May 14, 2022 Grafton Chamber of Commerce Lime Kiln Park ...... 2020 S. Green Bay Road Tree Lighting Ceremony ...... November 21, 2021 Paramount Plaza ...... 1300 Wisconsin Avenue Watch for details at ...... www.grafton-wi.org

Grafton Chamber of Commerce Holiday Parade ...... November 27, 2021 Watch for details at ...... www.grafton-wi.org

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