2 Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Visit www.mlrec.com City of Moses Lake Director’s Message: Parks, Recreation & Cultural Welcome! We’re glad you chose to learn more about Moses Lake Parks, Recreation Services Staff & Cultural Services Department.

Susan Schwiesow This brochure contains a wealth of information about Director our services and we encourage you to check out one of our many activities and facilities. The Moses Lake Clayton Pray Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Department’s Parks Maintenance Superintendent mission is to plan, develop, and maintain safe recre- ational facilities and programs for the health, pleasure, and educational use of the community and its visitors. Vacant Recreation Superintendent As we move forward into new phases, our department is able to provide more services and open our facilities Stefanie Dunn for your use. In order to continue this, we ask that you stay the course and continue Administrative Assistant to wear your mask and follow the guidelines to ensure our facilities stay open. Please continue to enjoy your picnics and walks in our parks while social distancing. Tom Los Recreation Supervisor (Aquatics) We received approval for the new Larson Recreation Center building. Our department feels very blessed with the approval and look forward to moving in. We want to thank Carrie Hoiness our City Council for seeing the future of our children and the community. So, watch for Recreation Supervisor (Athletics) construction to begin around the 1st of May and we hope to be in the new facility by the summer of 2022. Looking forward to the day when it is full of smiling families and Steven Kinser children enjoying themselves. Recreation Specialist As a department, we continually strive to grow and enhance the recreational opportu- nities available in our community. It is our belief that universal access to public parks Dollie Boyd and recreation programs is fundamental to all. We continue as advocates for healthy Museum & Art Center Manager lifestyle choices and promise to do our best to provide the right mix of facilities and programs for your leisure needs. Ann Schempp Museum Curator We encourage and welcome your input. If you have suggestions for improvements or new programs or facilities, share them with us! Join us in making this year a healthy Lynne Lynch year for everybody! Communications & Marketing Specialist Susan Schwiesow, Director Moses Lake Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Alberto Chavez Parks Maintenance Supervisor Programs Parks, Recreation & Cultural Youth Programs 14 - 15 Maintenance Technicians Services 2 - 3 Sewing, Soccer, ESports, Dungeons & Manuel De La Torre Online Registration, City Council, Parks Dragons Phillip Hanson & Recreation Commission, and Staff Thomas Moschner Youth Camps 16 Dean McPherson Surf ‘n Slide Waterpark 4 - 6 Soccer, Bowling, Sewing, Zumba, Ten- Ruben Valdez COVID-19 Updates, Hours of Opera- nis, Golf, Tots Lee Willis tion, Admissions, Season Passes, Swim Logan Dunn Lessons, Lifeguarding, Other Classes Adult Programs 17 - 19 Sports,ESports, Fitness classes, Se- Park Maintenance Worker Museum Programs 7 - 12 nior walking program, sewing & Quilting Andres Oliva Gallery openings, Free Family Satur- Classes days, Lectures, Preschool Art Classes Martin Oliva Picnic Shelters 20 Explorer's Summer Community Resources 21 Day Camp 13 Parks & Facilities 20 - 23 Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Call 509-764-3805 3

City Council Two Ways To Register Mayor - David Curnel Online: www.mlrec.com David Eck 1 See next column on how to register Dean Hankins Daryl Jackson Walk In: 411 S Balsam Karen Liebrecht 2 Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Don Myers Michael Riggs For more Information Parks, Recreation & Cultural By Phone: 764-3805 Services Advisory Board Online at: www.mlrec.com Chair - Charlene Rios Ryan Holterhoff Registration Guidelines E. Charles Maynard You must register prior to attending an activity. Fees must be paid in full Greg Neveraz at the time of registration. If condi- Chuck Perry tions warrant, activities are subject to You’re First in Line Warren Tracey change by the Parks & Recreation De- Online Recreation Registration Troy White partment. Class minimums must be with no extra fees The Parks, Recreation & Cultural Ser- met or the class is subject to cancel- vices Advisory Board is responsible lation. for making recommendations to the www.mlrec.com City Council pertaining to recreation Our Refund Policy programs and parks development and Sometimes things don’t go as planned. Online Registration is Easy! operation. Periodically reviewing and Moses Lake Parks & Recreation re- • Set up your personal ac- making recommendations for revi- serves the right to cancel, reschedule count. sions to the Parks & Recreation Com- or combine activities as needed. If the prehensive Plan. • Search for your favorite department cancels an activity, partici- classes and activities. Our Mission pants will be notified by phone and a • Register online with our The Mission of the Moses Lake Parks, full refund will automatically be issued. Recreation & Cultural Services Depart- Refunds are issued from the City Fi- secure system. ment is to plan, develop and maintain nance Department within approximately safe recreational facilities and programs 15 to 30 days. Convenient for the health, pleasure, and education- The flexibility to register al use of the community and its visitors. Please Note and pay at your conve- No refunds will be issued for participant- nience, anytime, from Youth Programs 14 - 15 General Telephone Numbers initiated cancellations. anywhere. Sewing, Soccer, ESports, Dungeons & Administration Office 764-3701 For more information on any program Dragons Parks, Recreation & Cultural listed, please call Moses Lake Parks, Services Office 764-3805 Time-Saving Recreation & Cultural Services at 764- Youth Camps 16 Surf ‘n Slide Water Park 764-3842 In less than five min- 3805. Dates, times, cost, etc. are subject Soccer, Bowling, Sewing, Zumba, Ten- Museum & Art Center 764-3830 utes, you can setup to change. Call to confirm information. nis, Golf, Tots Park Shop 764-3817 your account and enroll Municipal Services 764-3791 for your program. Adult Programs 17 - 19 Community Development 764-3750 Sports,ESports, Fitness classes, Se- nior walking program, sewing & Quilting Gender Equality Statement Eco-Friendly Classes The City of Moses Lake complies with the State of Washington’s “Fair Play in Com- You don’t have to burn munity Sports Act” (Chapter 467, 2009 Laws, effective date July 26, 2009) that pro- gas driving over to hibits discrimination against any person in a community athletics program on the Picnic Shelters 20 register in person and it basis of gender. Any questions or comments, please contact the Moses Lake Parks, 21 Community Resources Recreation & Cultural Services Department at 509-764-3805. saves paper! Parks & Facilities 20 - 23 4 Surf ‘n Slide Waterpark Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805

We are so excited to be back this season! However, this does come with many changes as we continue to navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Due to COVID-19 the Surf ‘n Slide Water Park will have a maximum capacity of 1,000 people per day to meet Washington State Health Department CO- VID-19 guidelines. It is recommended this year that you reserve your spot in advance to ensure that you can enjoy the water park when you choose. If you are not pre-registered, you will be required to sign each individual waiver each time you enter, so please use the online reservation system. You can find this by going to our website at MLrec.com, click the "Online Registration" link and then search "public swim." You will be able to register your entire family for any days that are available, up to a week in advance. Save money by registering online!

Please note that the Surf ‘n Slide Water Park will be following all of the Washington State Health Department COVID-19 guidelines. This means that some features may not be available this season. You can visit our website to learn more. We need your help by following these so that we can stay open. All patrons 2 years and older will be required to have a mask and baggy or something equivalent to keep your mask clean while you swim. Masks are required to be worn by all patrons 2 years and older any time you are indoors includ- ing the lobby, locker rooms and bathrooms or when social distancing of 6-feet cannot be maintained. Once you are outside you can remove your mask so long as you can social distance from others outside of your party. Masks are not expected to be worn while swimming. When waiting in line to enter the facility, slides, Flowrider or concessions, please use the markers on the ground and maintain social distancing. Anyone not following these rules will be asked to leave without refund.

Please cancel or change your reservation if you or your family are experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19. You can do this by contacting the Surf ‘n Slide Water Park lobby at 764-3842 prior to opening on the day of your reservation. A $5 processing fee will be charged; however this fee will be for your entire family rather than each individual. COVID-19 symptoms include: a fever 100.4 F or higher, chills, cough, shortness of breath/difficulty breathing, new loss of taste or smell, fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea.

The VIP gate will be available for use of all online reservations and season passes to help get people in and out of the park as efficiently as possible. Additionally, you can enter through the lobby at anytime.

We appreciate your help by following the rules and keeping everyone healthy. Here's to another great year!

Hours of Operation Manta Ray Aquatics Invitational Swim Meet May 29 - 31, June 5, 6, 12 & 13, 2021 11 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. The Manta Ray’s swim meet will be the weekend of July 9, 10 June 1 - 4, 7 - 11 & 14 - 18, 2021 Closed and 11, 2021. As a result, public swim hours will be limited to the June 19 - August 31, 2021* 11 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. following for this weekend only: September 1 - 3, 2021 Closed September 4 - 6, 2021 11 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Public Hours During Swim Meet *Please note swim meet weekend hours in the next column. Friday, July 9 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday, July 10 4 - 8 p.m. Regular Season Schedule Sunday, July 11 4 - 8 p.m. *PLEASE NOTE: Our season schedule follows the Moses Lake School District Schedule. The last day of school is planned Save money and time by pre-registering your for June 18, 2021, however this may change due to make-up snow days. We will update any changes to dates or hours on admission online or purchasing a season pass at our website as well as our Moses Lake Parks, Recreation & MLrec.com. Plus you can skip the lines and enter Cultural Services Facebook page. at the VIP GATE. Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 Surf ‘n Slide Waterpark 5

Admission Fees AMERICAN RED CROSS SWIM PROGRAM Daily Pass Online On-Site NOTICE: Registrations will be accepted online beginning 2 years and under FREE FREE June 1, 2021, for 1st and 2nd sessions only. In person Child 3 - 4 years old $7 $9 registration will at the Surf ‘n Slide Water Park during hours Youth 5 - 17 years old $14 $16 of operation. Registrations for 3rd session will begin on July Adults 18 - 64 years old $15 $17 11, 2021. Seniors 65 years & older $14 $16 *Vist MLrec.com to pre-register online! A minimum of three students for all Levels A/B and 1 - 6 must be registered by 5 p.m. the day prior to start of class or Season Pass class will be cancelled. A full refund will be given to already In City Resident Child 3 - 4 $35 registered participants. If it is necessary to move your child Youth 5 - 17 $60 from one class to another, we will be happy to move them, Adult 18 - 64 $65 space permitting. Due to COVID-19 guidelines, class sizes Senior 65 years & older $60 will be reduced to 4-8 students depending on the class. Cost is $50 per two-week session. Due to the reduced numbers, Non Resident we will not be offering semi-private lessons so that we can Child 3 - 4 $40 accomodate as many swimmers as possible. Lessons will Youth $70 be 30 minutes, Monday through Thursday. There will be a $5 Adult $75 processing fee on all participant initiated transfers. Senior 65 years & older $70 No Refunds.

Punchcard - (10 Punches) LESSON SCHEDULE Youth 5-17 years old $150 Session 1 June 21 - July 1 Adults 18 - 64 years old $160 9 - 9:30 a.m. Levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6A Seniors 65 & older $150 9:35 - 10:05 a.m. Levels 1, 2 and 3 10:10 - 10:40 a.m. Levels A/B, 1, 2, 3 and 4 A punchcard is a way of pre-purchasing your admission pass 6:45 - 7:15 p.m. Levels A/B, 1, 2, 3 and 4 and saving a little money. They are great for large groups and 7:20 - 7:50 p.m. Levels A/B, 1, 2, 3 and 5 families because you can punch multiple people on one card. Session 2 July 5 - July 15 9 - 9:30 a.m. Levels 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Work at Surf ‘n Slide Water Park! 9:35 - 10:05 a.m. Levels 1, 2, 3 and 6B American Red Cross Lifeguard Training 10:10 - 10:40 a.m. Levels A/B, 1 - 4 and 5 This class will give you the skills and know-how to become an 6:45 - 7:15 p.m. Levels A/B, 1, 2, 3 and 4 American Red Cross Certified Lifeguard. First Aid and CPR for 7:20 - 7:50 p.m. Levels A/B, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 the Professional Rescuer are included in this class. Pre-requisites: must be 15 years or older, be able to swim 500 meters and retrieve a 10 lb brick from the deep end. Cost for each session is $155.00, Session 3 July 19 - July 29 Levels 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6C includes books. 9 - 9:30 a.m. 9:35 - 10:05 a.m. Levels A/B, 1, 2, 3 and 5 10:10 - 10:40 a.m. Levels A/B, 1, 2, 3 and 4 6:45 - 7:15 p.m. Levels A/B, 1, 2, 3 and 4 7:20 - 7:50 p.m. Levels A/B, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Manta Ray Aquatics Invitational Swim Meet The Manta Ray’s swim meet will be the weekend of July 9, 10 Summer Lifeguard Training Class Level A/B - Parent and Child Aquatics and 11, 2021. As a result, public swim hours will be limited to the Session 1: June 2 - 4 & 7 - 10, 2021 Wednesday - Friday and Monday - Thursday Level A is designed to teach parents how to orientate their child to the following for this weekend only: Class time from 4 - 7:30 p.m. water and get children 6 months to 3 years comfortable in the water. Children will learn how to enter and exit the water safely, submerge, Public Hours During Swim Meet Session 2: June 14 - 17 & 21 - 23, 2021 explore buoyancy, and change body position. Parents will learn Friday, July 9 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Monday - Thursday & Monday - Wednesday techniques to work with their child and learn about choosing and using Saturday, July 10 4 - 8 p.m. Class time from 4 - 7:30 p.m. life jackets. In Level B, the children learn to submerge in a rhythmic Sunday, July 11 4 - 8 p.m. pattern and perform a combined stroke on front and back. Session 3: June 21 - 26 & 28, 2021 Space is limited. Save money and time by pre-registering your Monday - Saturday & Monday admission online or purchasing a season pass at Class time from 7 - 10:30 a.m. Level 1 - Introduction to Water Skills Students 4 years and older will learn bubble blowing, retrieving objects MLrec.com. Plus you can skip the lines and enter Call 764-3807 for more information. from the bottom of the pool, supported front and back float and be at the VIP GATE. All classes take place at the Surf 'n Slide Water Park introduced to both alternating, and simultaneous arm and leg action. Space is limited. 6 Surf ‘n Slide Waterpark Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 Level 2 - Fundamental Aquatic Skills Senior Splash Students will learn to bob, float on front and back without support, Ages: 50 years and older combine arms and leg actions on front and back without support, be Times: 6:45 - 7:15 p.m. - Monday - Thursday introduced to treading water and swimming on their side. Cost: $50 per person, per session, Sessions 1 - 3 Space is limited. Limit: Minimum of four per session Improve your flexibility and cardiovascular endurance in this Level 3 - Stroke Develop.m.ent instructor led exercise class. Working out in the water will help protect Students are introduced to gliding on front and back, diving, butterfly joints while also increasing core and muscle strength. Various water body motion, and kick and rotary breathing while improving their front aerobics equipment will be implemented to make this a challenging and back crawl. Space is limited. and fun class.

Level 4 - Stroke Improvement Students will learn the butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke Body Boarding Lessons and sidestroke. They will also improve their treading water capabilities Ages: 4 years and older - Must be 42 inches tall and learn the feet first surface dive.Space is limited. Times: 9:35 - 10:05 a.m. - Monday - Thursday Cost: $65 per person, per session, Sessions 1 - 3 Level 5 - Stroke Refinement Limit: Minimum of three per session Students are introduced to flip turns for both their front and back crawl, Learn the basics of body boarding, including entry, exit, knee boarding, pike and tuck surface dives and improve their stroke technique. Space drop knee, spins, body surfing, and yo-yo. is limited.

Level 6A - Personal Water Safety Students will continue to improve their swimming skills, learn to swim while fully clothed, learn self rescue techniques while clothed and basic safety rules for boating, and open water swimming. Offered 9 a.m. Session 1 only.

Level 6B - Fitness Swimmer Students will develop their strokes and turns while learning to use equipment such as pace clocks, fins, paddles and pull buoys. They will also learn training etiquette for fitness swimming, how to develop a fitness program and how to calculate their target heart rate. Offered 9:35 a.m. Session 2 only. Flowboarding Lessons Level 6C - Fundamentals of Diving Ages: 8 years and older - Must be 52 inches tall Students will improve their strokes while learning the approach and hurdle, the forward dive in the tuck and pike positions and basic Times: 10:10 - 10:40 a.m. - Monday - Thursday stretching exercises for diving. Offered 9 a.m. Session 3 only. Cost: $65 per person, per session, Sessions 1 - 3 Limit: Minimum of 3 per session Guard Start - Jr Lifeguarding For the beginner or experienced rider. Learn the basics of All 11 - 14 year olds interested in becoming a lifeguard will be able to stand up surfing, starting from the side, using the rope, how to learn the fundamental aquatic principles of accident response, fall and the basics of turning. Then perfect your carving, tricks, accident prevention, and fitness. Participants must be able to swim and starting from the top. front crawl, side stroke and breaststroke prior to enrollment. Guard Start is a 2-week training program followed by a day to shadow a real lifeguard as an aid. Fee is $65. Offered Session 1 from 9 - 10:05 a.m. Mermaid University Become a mermaid! Mermaid University puts safety first, start- ing our mermaids-in-training with basic swimming skills before transitioning into the monofin. Instructors will teach safe fin use OTHER CLASSES and proper breathing while swimming. Swim sessions incor- Lap Swim - Available during all lesson sessions and times. Fee porate movement skills, fitness, is $10 pool entries and exits, dolphin dives, spins, turns and of course Scout Certification -For Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, mermaid games. Classes are of- etcetera. Scouts will earn their swimming and life saving badges. fered weekly during all sessions Fee is $50. Offered June 25 - 26 from 8 - 11 a.m. and the cost is $50 per person. Classes are 30 minutes. Reg- Semi-Private Lessons - Will not be offered this year due to our istration includes monofin and reduced class sizes and the demand for additional instructors. mermaid tail. You’re welcome to bring your own tail. Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 Museum Programs 7

Senior Splash COMMUNITY GALLERY students will practice fundamental drawing skills such as con- Ages: 50 years and older Greta Musland - Urban Nature tour drawing (line drawings of edges), shading, and basic per- Times: 6:45 - 7:15 p.m. - Monday - Thursday Dates: Through July 22, 2021 spective. We will also experiment with several drawing media Cost: $50 per person, per session, Sessions 1 - 3 Location: Community Gallery, 401 S. Balsam St. such as pencils, charcoal, ink, etc. Students will learn how to Minimum of four per session Limit: Originating from Seattle, Greta Musland frequently visits both use composition techniques to make a pleasing finished draw- Improve your flexibility and cardiovascular endurance in this Moses Lake and Ephrata where she draws inspiration. Mus- ing. Museum members are eligible for discounts on classes. instructor led exercise class. Working out in the water will help protect Fran Church is an experienced artist/teacher. She studied stu- joints while also increasing core and muscle strength. Various water land specializes in acrylic and encaustic, a painting method dio art and art education at Middle Tennessee State University aerobics equipment will be implemented to make this a challenging that uses hot wax. Urban Nature is a 10-piece collection and fun class. depicting a variety of metropolitan animals juxtaposed with and at the University of Oregon. Mrs. Church lives in Moses abstracted color fields. “Appreciating both abstraction and Lake. Body Boarding Lessons figuration, I often find myself combining both in a single paint- Ages: 4 years and older - Must be 42 inches tall ing…” – Greta Musland Preschool Art Club Times: 9:35 - 10:05 a.m. - Monday - Thursday Date: Wednesday, June 9, 2021 Cost: $65 per person, per session, Sessions 1 - 3 JUNE SALON SERIES Times: 10 - 11 a.m. Limit: Minimum of three per session Location: Museum Classroom, 401 S. Balsam St. Learn the basics of body boarding, including entry, exit, knee boarding, Bats of Washington with Sarah Dubois Cost: $5 per person Date: Wednesday, June 2, 2021 drop knee, spins, body surfing, and yo-yo. Ages: 2 - 5 years old Time: 1 pm Preschool Art Club is a fun way to create art and make new Location: Civic Center Auditorium, 401 S. Balsam St. friends! We may be using scissors, glue, paints, and some- This talk is an introduction to the bats found in Washington times glitter, so make sure State, their habitats, life histories, and some of the current to wear clothes that can get threats they are facing. Our bats are an extremely important messy. Three or four sim- part of the ecosystem as one of the only predators of nighttime ple crafts will generally be insects. Sarah will also be discussing strategies being em- themed by the current sea- ployed to help combat some of these threats, current research son/holidays. Parent/Guard- being conducted by Wash- ian participation required, ington Bat Conservation Museum staff will only be Group and their cohorts, on hand to provide supplies, and what you can do to etc. Museum members are help bats. She will include eligible for discounts on classes. some ways you can at- Flowboarding Lessons Ever-changing Covid-19 mandates may change the structure tract bats to your yard, by Ages: 8 years and older - Must be 52 inches tall of this program, please call for more information and to regis- discussing gardening for Times: 10:10 - 10:40 a.m. - Monday - Thursday ter. Cost: $65 per person, per session, Sessions 1 - 3 bats. Limit: Minimum of 3 per session For the beginner or experienced rider. Learn the basics of Sarah Dubois is the found- Preschool Story & STEAM : Wednesday, June 16, 2020 stand up surfing, starting from the side, using the rope, how to er and director of Washington Bat Conservation Group, a Date 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. fall and the basics of turning. Then perfect your carving, tricks, citizen science group with a mission to conduct research on Time: Location: Museum Main Gallery, 401 S. Balsam St. and starting from the top. Washington bats to help with ongoing conservation methods. Cost: Storytime FREE/STEAM class $5 This presentation may be postponed due to Covid-19 man- Ages: 2 - 5 years old Mermaid University dates. We will adhere to current mandates including face cov- Story: "The Little Kids" Table by Mary Ann McCabe Become a mermaid! Mermaid University puts safety first, start- erings and social distancing. Riehle, illustrated by Mary Reaves Uhles ing our mermaids-in-training with basic swimming skills before STEAM Class: Engineering Challenge, Build a Table transitioning into the monofin. Instructors will teach safe fin use Join us for FREE story time followed by an age-appropriate and proper breathing while swimming. Swim sessions incor- Drawing for Beginners and Shy People STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Mathemat- Dates: Thursday, June 3, 2021 porate movement skills, fitness, ics) class for your preschool age child. Your little one will be Thursday, June 10, 2021 pool entries and exits, dolphin engaged by our interactive story time featuring silly voices, Thursday, June 17, 2021 dives, spins, turns and of course singing, and dancing to get those wiggles out. After story time, Thursday, June 24, 2021 mermaid games. Classes are of- we will meet in the classroom for a STEAM activity related Time: 1 – 3 p.m. fered weekly during all sessions to the story time book. STEAM class is only $5. If you do not Location: Museum Classroom, 401 S. Balsam St. and the cost is $50 per person. have time to stay for the STEAM lesson, you can take home Cost: $35 per person Classes are 30 minutes. Reg- one of our free STEAM Sheets that give clear, simple instruc- Instructor: Fran Church istration includes monofin and tions to do the activity at home! Museum members are eligible Ages: 18 years and older mermaid tail. You’re welcome to for discounts on classes. bring your own tail. Limit: Minimum of 4/Maximum of 20 In this four-week class, the instructor will demonstrate, and 8 Museum Programs Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 MUSEUM MAIN GALLERY July Salon Series: Korea 65: The Forgotten War Remembered The History of Ephrata with Dan Bolyard Show Dates: June 25 - Aug 5, 2021 Date: Wednesday, July 7, 2021 Opening Reception: June 25, 5 – 8 p.m. Time: 1 p.m. Location: Civic Center Auditorium, 401 S. Balsam St. Cost: FREE (Seating will be first come, first serve, and limited dependent on local Covid-19 mandates.) Ages: All ages Join local historian Dan Bolyard as he talks about his newest book, Images of America: Ephrata. Grant County’s seat has a most interesting history, much of which has been captured in photographs. Dan will be on-hand after the presentation for a book signing and to talk history. The book will be available for purchase, and you are welcome to bring your copy from home to be signed. Just before dawn on June 25, 1950, North Korean troops Button Art stormed across the 38th Parallel, the border that divides the Dates: Session 1: Thursday, July 8, 2021 communist north from the capitalist south. The U.S. quickly Session 2: Thursday, July 15, 2021 intervened, backed by other U.N. members. Seoul would Time: 2 - 4 p.m. change hands four times. When the truce was finally signed in Location: Museum Classroom, 401 S. Balsam St. 1953, the entire peninsula lay in ruins. Ages: 8 - 12 years old Nearly 37,000 Americans lost their lives in a conflict over Cost: $5 per person communism. History remembers it as a forgotten war. Often Instructor: Erin Edmonds eclipsed by World War II and Vietnam, the Korean War caused Limit: Maximum of 12 more than 2.8 million casualties—from the southern port of Create fun and colorful creations out of Pusan to the mountains of North Korea. buttons. You will pick a silhouette of your Sixty-five years after an armistice ended the fighting, veterans favorite animal and bring it to life by lay- and civilians remind us why the conflict is worth remembering. ering different sized buttons. Museum This exhibit is provided by Legacy Washington. members are eligible for discounts on classes. Adult Swim: Play with Clay Date: Friday, June 25, 2021 Preschool Art Club 5 -7 p.m. Time: Date: Wednesday, July 14, 2021 Civic Center Avenue, 401 S. Balsam St. Location: Time: 10 a.m. Ages: Adult Location: Museum Classroom, 401 S. Balsam St. Cost: FREE Cost: $5 per person Time for the grown-ups to play with clay. We will have a variety Ages: 2 - 5 years old of air-dry or bake at home clay and sculpting tools available for Preschool Art Club is a fun way to create art and make new you to create a small sculpture, jewelry piece, or trinket. friends! We may be using scissors, glue, paints, and some- times glitter, so make sure to wear clothes that can get messy. Optical Illusion Toys Makerspace Three or four simple crafts will generally be themed by the cur- Ages: 10 years and older rent season/holidays. Parent/Guardian participation required, Date: Saturday, June 26, 2021 Museum staff will only be on hand to provide supplies, etc. Time: 1 – 3 p.m. Ever-changing Covid-19 mandates may change the structure Location: Museum Classroom, 401 S. Balsam St. of this program, please call for more information and to regis- Cost: $5 per person ter. Museum members are eligible for discounts on classes. Instructor: Dollie Boyd Part history, part science, part crafting, all fun! Preschool Story & STEAM This fun, interactive class will teach you the history of optical Date: Wednesday, July 21, 2021 illusion toys of the 19th century. You will make and take a thau- Time: 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. matrope and a zoetrope and learn the history of optical illusion Location: Museum Main Gallery, 401 S. Balsam St. toys that led to the creation of animation and modern filmmak- Cost: Storytime FREE/STEAM class $5 ing. No artistic skills needed; all supplies included. Museum Ages: 2 - 5 years old members are eligible for discounts on classes. Story: The Button Book by Sally Nicholls and Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 Museum Programs 9

Bethan Woollvin citizens and soldiers caught in the crossfire, to political and STEAM Class: Button Tower military leaders who pulled the strings and controlled the war’s Join us for FREE story time followed by an age-appropriate fate from afar, featuring key battles and turning points and the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Mathemat- war’s aftermath, leading to the present day. ics) class for your preschool age child. Your little one will be engaged by our interactive story time featuring silly voices, Papier-Mâché singing, and dancing to get those wiggles out. After story time, Relief Sculpture and 3-D Sculpture we will meet in the classroom for a STEAM activity related Dates: Thursday, August 5, 2021 to the story time book. If you do not have time to stay for the Thursday, August 12 STEAM lesson, you can take home one of our free STEAM Thursday, August 19 Sheets that give clear, simple instructions to do the activity at Thursday, August 26 home! Museum members are eligible for discounts on classes. Time: 1 – 3 p.m. Location: Museum Classroom, 401 S. Balsam St. COMMUNITY GALLERY Cost: $35 per person Sarah Ritchie: Here to Make You Hungry Instructor: Fran Church Show Dates: July 30 - Sept 2, 2021 Ages: 15 years and older Location: Community Gallery, 401 S. Balsam St. Limit: Minimum of 4/Maximum of 20 In July we welcome local photographer Sarah Ritchie back In this four-week class, you will be working with Papier-Mâché. to the Community Gallery. Featuring up close and personal Papier-Mâché is a versatile and inexpensive medium used portraits of fruit, this exhibition has one goal: to make you hun- both for decorative pieces and in the fine arts. Students will gry! Over the past 8 years, learn techniques for making small and large art works. In most Ritchie has embarked on a projects, pieces will be finished by the application of acrylic self-taught journey of pho- paints. Museum members are eligible for discounts on class- tography. The love of the es. Fran Church is an experienced artist/teacher. She studied medium inspires her work. studio art and art education at Middle Tennessee State Uni- Ritchie is from Grant County versity and at the University of Oregon. Mrs. Church lives in and recognizes the encour- Moses Lake. agement of her family and Preschool Art Club friends as her biggest influ- Date: Wednesday, August 11, 2021 ence. We invite you to see Times: 10 a.m. this tasty 10-piece collection Location: Museum Classroom, 401 S. Balsam St. while it's fresh. Cost: $5 per person Featured artwork: courtesy Ages: 2 - 5 years old of Sarah Ritchie Preschool Art Club is a fun way to create art and make new friends! We may be using scissors, glue, paints, and some- August Salon Series: times glitter, so make sure to wear clothes that can get messy. Korea, The Never-Ending War Three or four simple crafts will generally be themed by the cur- Date: Wednesday, August 4, 2021 rent season/holidays. Parent/Guardian participation required, Time: 1 - 3 p.m. Museum staff will only be on hand to provide supplies, etc. Location: Civic Center Auditorium, 401 S. Balsam St. Museum members are eligible for discounts on classes. Cost: FREE (Seating will be first come, first serve, Ever-changing Covid-19 mandates may change the structure and limited dependent on local Covid-19 of this program, please call for more information and to reg- mandates.) ister. Ages: All ages In conjunction with our summer exhibition, Korea 65: The for- Preschool Story & STEAM gotten war remembered, we will be screening the PBS docu- Date: Wednesday, August 18, 2021 mentary film, Korea: The Never-Ending War. Shedding new Time: 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. light on a geopolitical hot spot, the film confronts the “Forgotten Location: Museum Main Gallery, 401 S. Balsam St. War” perception of the Korean War. In reality, the conflict was Cost: Storytime FREE/STEAM class $5 an important turning point in world history that still reverber- Ages: 2 - 5 years old ates to this day. The documentary encompasses the present Story: Catch that Chicken by Atinuke, illustrated by and past of the war, from today’s leaders and events to historic Angela Brooksbank personalities and moments of the past. The film provides mul- STEAM Class: Egg Drop tiple views — on the ground and in the trenches, from ordinary Join us for FREE story time followed by an age-appropriate 10 Museum Programs Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Mathemat- Location: Museum Classroom, 401 S. Balsam St. ics) class for your preschool age child. Your little one will be Cost: $35 engaged by our interactive story time featuring silly voices, Instructor: Fran Church singing, and dancing to get those wiggles out. After story time, Limit: Minimum 4/Maximum 20 we will meet in the classroom for a STEAM activity related Some of the many topics to be explored in this four-part class: to the story time book. STEAM class is only $5. If you do not Color mixing, physical and psychological aspects of color (for have time to stay for the STEAM lesson, you can take home example, why we say we are “blue” when we are sad), effects one of our free STEAM Sheets that give clear, simple instruc- of various colors on our art and our homes, as well as safety tions to do the activity at home! Museum members are eligible issues concerning paint. Students will mix the primary hues for discounts on classes. with black and white to create a large range of colors. Stu- dents will learn the elements of 2-D design by creating simple Main Gallery: Nerd Alert! A National Nerd- collage projects. Museum members are eligible for discounts Themed Juried Exhibition on classes. Fran Church is an experienced artist/teacher. She studied studio art and art education at Middle Tennessee State Show Dates: Au- gust 20 - September University and at the University of Oregon. Mrs. Church lives 23, 2021 in Moses Lake. Opening Reception: August 27, 5 – 8 p.m. September Salon Series: Apple Box Labels Do you have a curious from the “Promised Land” of the Columbia Ba- mind? There are all sin with Kelsey Doncaster kinds of nerds – math Ages: All ages nerds, sci-fi nerds, Date: Wednesday, September 1, 2021 computer nerds, book Time: 1 p.m. nerds, history nerds, Location: Civic Center Auditorium, 401 S. Balsam St. space nerds, science Cost: FREE (Seating will be first come, first serve, nerds, tech nerds, and limited dependent on local Covid-19 comic nerds, etc. and mandates.) we love them all! Whatever your passion, the Moses Lake Mu- Do you enjoy art or apples? Many people have savored sweet seum & Art Center invites you to experience a diverse group apples for centuries. From the mid-1900s until 1960, apples of artists interpretations of the NERD theme. This collection were packed in wooden boxes with artful paper labels pasted of works is composed of artists across the country, celebrating to the ends. Growers used these catchy slogans not only to the eccentric, irregular, odd, strange, alternative, and unusual advertise their product, but also to boast of how Washington in all its glory. So, whether you are into quantum mechanics State, by the 1930s, was number one in the United States for or cartoons come and see what self-proclaimed nerds are all apple production. about! The Columbia Basin in the early 1900s was seen as a “prom- ised land” for agriculture and this area was caught up in the Adult Swim: Nerdy Pin-Back Button apple boom that swept the Pacific Northwest, too. Places such Ages: Adult as Quincy, Crescent Bar, White Bluffs, Neppel, Stratford, Cou- Date: Friday, August 27, 2021 lee, and Grant Orchards Time: 5 - 7 p.m. were home to large fruit Location: Civic Center Avenue, 401 S. Balsam St. orchards. These orchards Cost: FREE were planted and private- We will have a variety of templates, pre-made buttons for in- ly irrigated to capture the spiration, and blank sheets for you to make your own design. burgeoning market long We will run your design through our handy-dandy button ma- before Reclamations’ chine, and you will have your own souvenir to take home after massive Columbia Basin the show! Project. Label designers used attractive images to Color and 2-D Design entice buyers in fruit auc- Ages: 18 and older tion houses and customers at local grocery stores to buy their Dates: Tuesday, August 31, 2021 product. Thursday, September 2, 2021 Kelsey Doncaster will display examples of these bold and Tuesday, September 7, 2021 iconic marketing images from his collection as he presents the Thursday, September 9, 2021 history of Columbia Basin apple box labels before the comple- Time: 1 – 3 p.m. tion of the Columbia Basin Project. Enjoy pastoral scenes, Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 Museum Programs 11 women, animals, northwest images, even past presidents and Preschool Story & STEAM whimsical graphic art or phrases all used to catch the buyer’s Ages: 2 - 5 years eye. Mr. Doncaster will give free appraisals of fruit box/veg- Date: September 15, 2021 etable crate labels after the presentation and every attendee Time: 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. will receive a free vintage Washington State apple box label. Location: Museum Main Gallery, 401 S. Balsam St. Ever-changing Covid-19 mandates may change the structure Cost: Storytime FREE/STEAM class $5 of this program, please call for more information and to regis- Story: "A Bear is a Bear" (except when he’s not) by ter. Karl Newson, illustrated by Anuska Allepuz STEAM Class: Pinecone Birdfeeder Preschool Art Club *Allergy Warning* We will be using peanut butter in this class. Ages: 2 - 5 years Date: Join us for FREE story time followed by an age-appropriate Date: Wednesday, September 8, 2021 STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Mathemat- Time: 11 a.m. ics) class for your preschool age child. Your little one will be Location: Museum Classroom, 401 S. Balsam St. engaged by our interactive story time featuring silly voices, Cost: $5 per participant singing, and dancing to get those wiggles out. After story time, Preschool Art Club is a fun way to create art and make new we will meet in the classroom for a STEAM activity related friends! We may be using scissors, glue, paints, and some- to the story time book. STEAM class is only $5. If you do not times glitter, so make sure to wear clothes that can get messy. have time to stay for the STEAM lesson, you can take home Three or four simple crafts will generally be themed by the cur- one of our free STEAM Sheets that give clear, simple instruc- rent season/holidays. Parent/Guardian participation required, tions to do the activity at home! Museum members are eligible Museum staff will only be on hand to provide supplies, etc. for discounts on classes. Museum members are eligible for discounts on classes. Ever-changing Covid-19 mandates may change the structure of this program, please call for more information and to regis- ter. Rusty Mammoth Benefit Sale

COFFEE WITH THE CURATOR SNAPSHOTS OF LARSON AIR FORCE BASE Date: Wednesday, September 15, 2021 Time: 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Location: Museum Classroom, 401 S. Balsam St. Cost: FREE Please join us for coffee, tea, and bagels as we learn to save history! The September Coffee with the Curator presentation will explore the photographs the City of Moses Lake Museum has collected over the years of Larson Air Force Base, its aturday, September 25, 2021 aircraft, and personnel. Larson Air Force Base was active be- 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. tween 1942 to its closure in 1966 and left an impact on Moses S Lake history. Learn how you can help the Museum expand Moses Lake Civic Center on this military history of Moses Lake and see a tour of the (indoors and out front), 401 S. Balsam St. Collection Room! Looking to curate your home on a budget? Look no further. The Rusty Mammoth is a great way to find unique and beautiful treasures. We will be collect- ing donations for the sale from September 1-18. The Museum will process and price all donations and put them up for sale. All proceeds go directly to our Family and Education fund, which provides free arts and culture programs to the whole community. In the event of inclement weather, the sale will be moved indoors. *Members-only preview sale Friday evening Sep- tember 24, 2021! 12 Musuem Programs Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 Free Family Saturdays

The first Saturday of every month, between12 noon and 2 p.m., the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center sponsors a FREE family activity or special program. Free Family Saturday is fun for the whole family and is open to all ages. LOCATION: Civic Center Avenue, 401 S. Balsam St.

June Family Saturday: August Family Saturday: Tic-Tac-Toe travel game Olive Leaf Crown Saturday, June 5, 2021 Saturday, August 7, 2021

This month we will make a travel tic-tac-toe game. The olive wreath was the prize for the winner at the You will paint a tic-tac-toe board on a small cloth ancient Olympic Games. In honor of the current drawstring bag, and paint stones with x’s and o’s. Olympic season, we will be replicating this prize with a paper leaf crown.

July Family Saturday: September Family Saturday: Patriotic Party Favor Butterfly Finger Puppet Saturday, July 3, 2021 Saturday, September 4, 2021

Let’s celebrate our nation, after all, Independence Make a cute finger puppet using felt, paint, and Day is right around the corner! You will be making a gloves! red, white, and blue party favor to dress up your 4th of July! FUNDING FOR FREE FAMILY SATURDAY DON'T FORGET It’s fun, and it's always free - but where exactly does fund- Registration will now be required for Free Family Sat- ing for Free Family Saturday come from? From puffballs urday. Sign up for an annual pass online at www.mo- to presentations and everything in between, Free Family seslakemuseum.com or anytime in person at the Mu- Saturday is funded entirely by donations to the Museum seum. Single day registration will be available the day of through our membership program, sponsorships, and the event. Activities fill on a first come first served basis the Rusty Mammoth fundraiser. and run until supplies have been exhausted.These proj- ects may be “to-go” dependent on Covid-19 mandates. Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 Youth Programs 13 Summer Day Camp is a Explorer’s quality camp experience for children in grades Kindergarten - 6th or 5 - 12 years old. The program will provide a constructive outlet for their energy while being in a safe and fun environment during the summer months. Camp will be held at The Learning Center, 701 Penn St; Monday through Friday from 7:30 am - 5:30 pm. Weekly, daily and half day registrations are available. Parents must fill out enrollment forms be- fore attending the program.

Each day campers will receive breakfast, AM and PM snacks, and a lunch while the Free Lunch program is in session. Campers will also be able to participate in a reading program, go on local field trips to Fairchild Cinemas and Weekly Themes the Surf 'n Slide Water Week 1: June 21 - 25: Just Dig It Week 2: June 28 - July 2: Adventures Through Reading Park, have special guest speakers, and much more! Week 3: July 6 - 9: Stars and Stripes Week 4: July 12 - 16: Christmas in July The Moses Lake Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Week 5: July 19 - 23: Alice in Wonderland Department understands the benefits of organized play, Week 6: July 26 - 30: Musical Mania learning lifelong skills and providing enriching opportuni- Week 7: August 2 - 6: A Bug's Life ties for youth in our community. Week 8: August 9 - 13: Space is the Place Week 9: August 16 - 20: Halloweentown Explore, Play and Discover with Moses Lake Parks, Week 10: August 23 - 27: Explorer's Got Talent Recreation & Cultural Services. What a day might include: PAYMENT OPTIONS REGISTRATION 7:15 am Early Drop Off - Set Up WEEKLY $139 ONLINE at mlrec.com 7:30 am Camp Opens - Free Time with 8:00 am Wash hands - Breakfast Paid at time of registration full payment only. 8:30 am Group Games/Craft & Activity Stations 9:45 am Wash Hands - Snack DAILY $37 IN PERSON 10:15 am Quiet Reading Paid at time of registration Parks & Recreation 10:45 am Guest Speaker 411 S Balsam 11:45 am Wash Hands - Lunch HALF DAY $20 12:30 pm Quiet Reading Paid at time of registration AT CAMP - TLC 1:00 pm Craft & Activity Stations/Field Trips 701 Penn Street 2:45 pm Field Trip Community Garden EARLY DROP OFF $2 7:15 a.m. - 12 p.m. Only Walk Back to Camp Paid at time of registration, per day 4:30 pm Free Time/Quiet Reading/Group Game 5:00 pm Clean Up/Free Time DON'T FORGET 5:30 pm Camp Ends REGISTRATION FEE $10 Registration will now be required for Free Family Sat- For up to date activity schedules and meal menus contact One time registration fee register on-line, or Parks & Recre- urday. Sign up for an annual pass online at www.mo- [email protected]. ation office. seslakemuseum.com or anytime in person at the Mu- seum. Single day registration will be available the day of -Receive a free camp t-shirt if you register by May 21, 2021. the event. Activities fill on a first come first served basis -Most field trips are included in the price! Field trips may include: Surf 'n Slide Water Park, and run until supplies have been exhausted.These proj- -All new campers will receive a free water bottle, while sup- Fairchild Cinemas, Public LIbrary, Community ects may be “to-go” dependent on Covid-19 mandates. plies lasts. Garden, Civic Center Park & More! 14 Youth Programs Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805

Sewing Classes Beginning Kids Quilting Ages: 8 years and older (Adults too!) Ages: 8 years and older (Adults too!) Dates: Session 1: June 3 - July 8, 2021 Dates: Session 1: July 6 - September 7, 2021 Session 2: July 29 - September 9, 2021 No class July 20 & Aug. 3, 2021 Session 3: September 16 - October 21, 2021 Session 2: September 14 - November 2, 2021 Time: 1 - 6 p.m. - Any 2-hour time block Time: 1 - 5:15 pm - Any 2-hour time block between these times - Thursdays between these times - Tuesdays Location: Country Fabrics, 711 N Stratford Rd #B Location: Country Fabrics, 711 N Stratford Rd #B Cost: Level 1: $125 per person, per session Cost: $160 per person, per session Level 2: $130 per person, per session Instructor: Casey McDowall, Certified Sewing Instructor Level 3: $140 per person, per session Beginner sewing machine experience required. Students will Level 4: $150 per person, per session need to be able to wind a bobbin and thread a machine. If you Instructor: Casey McDowall, Certified Sewing Instructor don't know how, sign up for a Sewing Class first on page 14. Sewing classes are four different levels of expertise. Level 1 - Visit www.mycountryfabricsml.com for more information and 3 is a six-week class and Level 4 is a four-week class. Please the basic supply list. sign up for a level. Visit www.mycountryfabricsml.com for more Session 1 - Kids will learn the ba- information and the basic supply list. sic of quilting along with the terms, Level 1 - In this class you will construct an apron, learn to clean techniques and quilting tools. You will and finish edges, do curves and learn about bias. You will learn construct a lap size quilt using flannel about the sewing machine, how to read the pattern, lay out fabric to achieve the rag quilt look. Once and do 5/6 samples. Price includes pattern and start-up kit. your quilt blocks are all sewn together Level 2 - In this class you will construct a Kimono (Japanese we will teach you how to finish off the robe). Learn to read patterns, lay out fabrics, finish seam al- quilt and how to bind it. lowance, learn the proper way to get your size by measuring Session 2 - Kids will learn the basic yourself and do 5/6 samples. Price includes pattern. of quilting along with the terms, tech- Level 3 - In this class you will construct PJ’s. Learn to read the niques and quilting tools. You will construct a lap size quilt using pattern, test your skill on measuring, do lay out of fabric and do the 9 patch techniques and design. Once your quilt blocks are 5/6 samples. You will basically start this on your own with close all sewn together we will teach you how to finish off the quilt supervision. We won’t let you make costly mistakes; there will and how to bind it. be parts needed for extra help. We want to make sure you have Session 3 - Kids will learn the basic of quilting along with the learned what you’ll need to go out on your own. terms, techniques and quilting tools. You will construct a lap size Level 4 - You must have finished Level 1 and 2 and kids must quilt using the rail fence block. Once your quilt blocks are all have completed Level 1-3 before you can take Level 4. You sewn together we will teach you how to finish off the quilt and will need to buy a pattern with a zipper and fabric to construct how to bind it. a garment of your choice. You will learn how to put in elastic, zipper, cuffs and line a pocket. Fourth of July Coasters Ages: 8 years and older (Adults too!) Date: June 26th, 2021 Time: 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Location: Country Fabrics, 711 N Stratford Rd. #B Cost: $35 per person includes kit Come make these adorable wrapped coasters for 4th of July! Perfect for your tea or lemonade to sit on during the firework show.

Foldable Shopping/Grocery Bag Ages: 8 years and older, (Adults too!) Dates: July 10, 2021 Times: 1 p.m. – 4:30pm Location: Country Fabrics, 711 N Stratford Rd. #B Cost: $35 per person For classes held at Country Fabrics, you should bring the ba- Let’s make a fun adorable bag that is reusable and can fold up sic sewing notions and a machine or sign up ahead of time to to store away! This bag has a button on it with elastic to wrap rent one of ours as they are limited. You can check ahead of it up nicely. time at: www.mycountryfabricsml.com | 509-764-4706 Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 Youth Programs 15

Beginning Soccer Esport Tournaments Ages: Players will register by birth year: Ages: 10 years and older 16/17 - Born anytime in 2016 and 2017 Cost: $15 per player 14/15 - Born anytime in 2014 and 2015 (prices may vary depending on game type) Dates: September 7 - October 14, 2021 Times: 4 - 7 p.m. - Thursdays & Fridays Location: Games played at Paul Lauzier Athletic Complex 11 a.m. - early evening - Saturdays (Playoffs) Cost: $35 per player, Registrations due by 5 p.m., Tournaments: Wednesday, August 18, 2021. Mario Kart: June 10 – 12, 2021 Players will be assigned to teams by birth year 2016/2017 or Fortnite: July 8 – 10, 2021 2014/2015. Coaches are always needed, please volunteer when Super Smash Bros: July 29 – July 31, 2021 registering. Practices will start the week of September 7, 2021. CS GO: August 27 & 28, 2021 (16 years and older) Moses Lake Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services is proud to VOLUNTEER TO COACH - This program is depen- offer Esports Programing. We try to give players different games dent on coaches like you! All coaches will be trained to participate in. Let’s build the gaming community here in Moses and NAYS certified. Coach twice or more, and your Lake! We will use Discord for communications and organizing registration fees will be waived. the tournaments. If you would like to join our Discord and not miss out on other announcements and opportunities, contact us at the office for the link. These tournaments will be online. Dungeons & Dragons (Family Session) You will need you own system or console to participate. Any Ages 9 - Adult Ages: questions please call 509-764-3813. Dates: Sundays, Ongoing Times: 12 - 4:30 p.m. Location: The Learning Center 701 Penn St. Cost: $10 per person, per session Unleash your imagination and creativity. Play Dungeons & Dragons with your kids, the original game of fantasy role-playing. You will role play as a unique character you create while exploring, solving challenging puzzles and battling dragons and other enemies. D&D is the fastest grow- ing tabletop game in the nation! Our main goal is to have fun whether this is your first time playing or you’re an experienced adventurer! All adventurers receive a set of dice on the first night they play.

Dungeons & Dragons Ages: 12 - 17 years old Dates: Ongoing Fortnite Summer League Time: 3:30 - 7:30 p.m. - Thursdays Ages: 12 years and older Location: MLPR&CS Office, 411 S. Balsam Street Dates: June 7 – August 21, 2021 Cost: $10 per person, per session (Weekly Practices, League Play, and a Limit: Minimum 4 per session/Maximum 5 per session National Tourney) Send your child on an epic adventure into the fantasy realm Times: TBD by the team (Evenings) of Dungeons & Dragons. They will role play as a unique char- Location: Online acter they create while stretching their comfort zones through Cost: $45 per person socializing with other members of the group, solving challenging Limit: Minimum of 5 puzzles and battling dragons and other enemies. Dungeons & This National League will be part of 40+ other parks and recre- Dragons is the fastest growing tabletop game in the nation! It ation departments. League Play will consist of 6 week of league is also a great way to help grow social and leadership skills in play. You will need to be dedicated to practices and being part tweens and teens who need support whether they are living with of a team. League play will be online only. You will need you depression, ADHD, sensory processing disorder, anxiety, self own system or console to participate. confidence issues, or looking to make new friends. Campaigns are developed to support growth in communications, problem Recreation Trends solving, critical thinking, frustration, tolerance and empathy. Of Is there something you'd like to see us try? Share your course, our main goal is to have fun whether this is their first time ideas or suggestions for new programs, activities, or playing or they’re an experienced adventurer! All adventurers events with us by emailing [email protected] receive a set of dice on the first night they play.

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Soccer Camp Beginning Tennis Camp Ages: 1st - 6th grade (incoming) Ages: 4 - 12 years old Dates: June 28 - July 1, 2021 - Monday - Thursday Dates: June 21 - 24, 2021 Time: 10 am - 12 pm Times: 9:15 - 9:45 am 4 - 5 year olds Location: Yonezawa soccer field 10:00 - 10:45 am 6 - 8 year olds Cost: $45 per person 11:00 - 11:45 am 9 - 12 year olds Instructor: Derrick Gonzalez & Staff Location: McCosh Tennis Courts Participants will learn ba- Cost: $40 per person, $35 sibling fee sic soccer skills such as Limit: Minimum of 4/Maximum of 12 Instructor: Courtney Kunjara passing, kicking, juggling This four-day tennis camp will be taught using the Quick Start and throwing through fun Tennis curriculum. Using games and drills, the children will get games, activities and drills. a lot of exposure to hitting a tennis ball. Whether or not your child has played tennis, this camp will be for all levels of ten- nis players. Don’t forget a racket, water bottle and sunscreen!

Golf Camp Ages: 7 - 15 years old Bowling Camp Dates: July 19 - 21, 2021 - Monday - Wednesday Ages: 6 - 14 years old Time: 9 - 10:30 a.m. Dates: July 26 - 30, 2021 - Monday - Friday Location: Moses Pointe Golf Course Times: 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. Cost: $40 per person Location: Lake Bowl, 1165 N Stratford Rd Limit: Minimum of 5/Maximum of 20 Cost: $40 per person Instructor: Moses Pointe Golf Staff Instructors: Billy Brice & Staff A 3-day beginner and intermediate golf class covering the full Learn the basic fundamentals of bowling: the grip, swing, putting, chipping and golf course etiquette. Golf clubs stance, swing, four step delivery, release and follow are not mandatory. through. Shoe and ball rentals are included in the cost. Tiny Tot Multi Sport Camp Kid's Sewing Camp Ages: 2 - 5 years old Ages: 8 years and older Dates: June 7 - 10, 2021 Dates: August 3 – 6, 2021 Monday - Thursday Times: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Time: 9 - 9:45 a.m. 2 years - 2 years 11 months Location: Country Fabrics, 711 N Stratford Rd. #B 10 - 10:45 a.m. 3 years - 3 years 11 months Cost: $150 per person 11 - 11:45 a.m. 4 years - 4 years 11 months Each day will be a new sew a new project! Our theme for this Location: McCosh Parks summer is “Sleepover” which means come sew in your jammies Cost: $48 per person, $45 sibling fee if you wish too! Our projects that we will sew out are; Quillow, Limit: Minimum 4/Maximum 8 Sleep mask, slippers and a hanging caddy basic sewing notions This will be a four day sports program that will include: soccer, and a machine or sign up ahead of time to rent one of ours as baseball, football and basketball. they are limited. Tiny Tot Sports Zumba Kids Camp ur tot programs focus on helping children devel- Ages: 4 - 12 years old Oop their motor skills through skill demonstration Dates: August 9 - 12, 2021 and fun games. Kids will also learn to be a part of Time: 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. Location: TBD structured group activities in a safe and fun environ- Cost: $60 per person ment. These demonstrations and games will help build Instructor: Cherrianne Bickler, Certified Instructor skill, self-esteem and prepare tots to start running and We will dance and learn about the importance of proper nutri- throwing - just like the big kids. tion and fitness in order to lead long healthy lives; we will do a fun craft each day. Classes feature kid-friendly routines based JULY & AUGUST classes are coming! on original Zumba choreography. We break down the steps, Please check our website:mlrec.com for up to date add games, activities and cultural exploration elements into class offerings. the class structure. Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 Adult Programs 17

Doubles Tennis Tournament Adult Wiffleball League Ages: 16 years and older Ages: 18 years and older Date: July 10, 2021 Date: July 22 - August 26, 2021 Time: 9 a.m. start time Time: 6 p.m., 6:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. - game times Location: McCosh Park Tennis Courts Location: Lower Peninsula Park Cost: $20 per team Cost: $100 per team Grab a partner and enjoy the sunshine while playing in our rec- Limit: Minimum 4 teams/Maximum 10 teams reational or competitive doubles tennis tournament. You'll even Team registrations only. How- have the chance to play on our new tennis courts at McCosh ever, a free agent list will be Park. If you don't have a partner, just let us know and we will kept at the Moses Lake, Parks, add your name to the list and help you find someone. Winner's Recreation and Cultural Ser- will each get MLHS tennis team memorabilia. Earnings will go vices Office. to MLHS Booster to help support the MLHS tennis team. For the first time, we are offer- ing an Adult Wiffleball League. Cornhole League Teams may have a maximum of Ages: 16 years and older five players on the roster. Four Date: September 20 - October 21, 2021 players may bat but only three Time: 6 p.m., 6:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. - game times are allowed to be in the field (i.e: one pitcher, two fielders). Cost: $60 per team Depending on the number of teams that register, we will play Registrations due by 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, September 15, between 10-14 regular season games and a double-elimination 2021. Come put your cornhole skills to the test! We know you've tournament at the end of the season. (Bat and Balls Are Pro- been practicing all summer long for this league. Whether you vided) play competively or for fun, grab a partner or two (3 players per team max) and come enjoy and evening with friends. This Senior Walking Program league will be six weeks long with a tournament at the end. Ages: 55 years and older Prizes will be given to top placing teams. Dates: Session 1: June 1 - July 12, 2021 Session 2: July 13 - August 24, 2021 Time: Any day and time you choose Location: Moses Lake Trails are encouraged Cost: Free This program will help seniors develop a self-led walking plan that meets their needs, stay motivated, discover new walking trails and exercise safely. Each session will be six weeks and have participants track their miles. Participants must turn in a completed tracking form in their age group to receive a prize! Age groups are as follows: 55-64 years and 65 years and older. Participants may claim only one prize per session and prizes available until supplies are exhausted.

Adult Golf Ages: Adults Ultimate Frisbee League Date: June 15 - July 13, 2021 Ages: 16 years and older Time: 5:30 - 6:45 p.m. - Tuesdays Dates: Through - October, 2021 Location: Moses Pointe Golf Time: 6 p.m. - Thursdays Course Cost: $40 per player Cost: $75 per person Games are played 8v8 on fields at Cascade Park. Combining Instructor: Randy Puetz, the non-stop movement and athletic endurance of soccer with PGA the aerial passing skills of football, a game of Ultimate Frisbee A five-week beginner and intermedi- is played by two eight-player squads with a high-tech plastic ate golf class covering the full swing, disc on a field similar to football. putting, chipping, and golf course etiquette. Includes range balls. Golf clubs are not mandatory.

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Drop-In Pickelball Zumba Ages: All Ages: 14 years and older Dates: Through - Ocotber 14, 2021 Dates: Session 1: June 1 - 29, 2021 Times: 6 - 8 p.m. - Thursdays Session 2: July 1 - 29, 2021 Location: Moses Lake Ice Rink, 601 Yakima Avenue Session 3: August 3 - 31, 2021 Cost: $5 per participant Session 4: September 2 - 30, 2021 Limit: Maximum of 15 players per evening Times: 5:45 - 6:45 p.m. - Tuesdays & Thursdays Show up and have fun playing pickleball with friends. We have Location: The Learning Center Parking Lot & Zoom all the equipment, you just Cost: $25 per person, per session need to bring your friends $20 with Power Pilates per session and family. Pre-registration $35 punchcard at MLrec.com is encouraged. $5 drop-in per class Limit: Minimum of 5/Maximum of 30 students Open Pickleball Instructor: Cherri-Anne Bickler, Certified Instructor A pickleball court is located A Latin-inspired, aerobic, dance-fitness class that incorporates at 3150 Wapato Dr. The Latin and international music and dance movements, which pickleball net is located in a create a dynamic, exciting, and effective fitness system. The box. Call 509-764-3805 for class format combines fast and slow rhythms that tone and the lock number. sculpt the body in an aerobic/fitness fashion to achieve a unique blended balance of cardio and muscle toning benefits Women's 3 on 3 Basketball where you can burn 500-1,000 calories in a one-hour class Ages: 16 years and older without even realizing you are doing so, all because this class Dates: July 6 - August 10, 2021 is so much fun! Zumba will change your mind about exercise, Times: 6 & 6:45 p.m. - Game Times – Tuesdays fitness, and health. This class is energizing, fun and will in- Location: Paul Lauzier Athletic Complex or McCosh Park spire you to embrace your freedom to be “forever fit” with de- Cost: $75 per team termination, while helping you maintain motivation. Together, Registrations due by 5 p.m. Wednesday, June 30, 2021. let’s make fitness F-U-N...! Please wear comfortable workout Bring it back Y’all! Had a summer off but the league is back. clothes and sneakers. Bring water and a towel and get ready Whether you are looking to hone your skills before winter ball to get HOT, HOT, HOT – literally and physically! or get back to playing the sport you loved, this league is for you. Bring you team and enjoy playing some outdoor basketball. For more information call 764-3813. Power Pilates Ages: 14 years and older Co-Ed Softball Dates: Session 1: June 2 - 30, 2021 Dates: July 20 - September 3, 2021 Session 2: July 5 - 28, 2021 Location: Paul Lauzier Athletic Complex Session 3: August 2 - 30, 2021 Cost: $615 per team (includes the player fee) Session 4: September 1 - 29, 2021 For Info: Parks & Recreation 764-3809 Limit: Minimum of 5/Maximum of 30 students A mandatory coaches meeting will be July 15, 2021, at 5:30 Instructor: Cherri-Anne Bickler, Certified Instructor p.m. at Moses Lake Parks & Recreation. Times: 5:15 - 6:15 a.m. - Mondays & Wednesdays Location: Online via Zoom Adult Co-Ed Flag Football Cost: $25 per person, per session Ages: Adults $20 per person with Zumba, per session Dates: September 13 - October 20, 2021 $35 punchcard Times: 6:45 & 8:00 p.m. - Mondays & Wednesdays Power Pilates combines the muscle-sculpting, core-firming Location: Paul Lauzier Athletic Complex benefits of Pilates with the strength and flexibility of flowing Cost: $190 per team - Registrations due by 5 p.m., yoga movements. You'll use your body weight to perform a Friday, September 3, 2021. series of continuous, targeted moves to define every single Registration forms can be muscle, big and small. But there's no time to stop and chant picked up in the Parks & Rec- Ommm, because you won't pose, you'll push it. We crank up reation foyer. Only the first the music, the speed, and the fun to give you an intense, yet 12 teams registered will be low-impact workout that will burn crazy calories for a long, allowed in the league. Manda- lean, beautiful physique. You'll sweat, stretch, and strengthen tory captain's meeting will be all in one empowering Power Pilates workout! Great for all fit- held on September 8, 2021. ness levels (all moves can be modified). Ages 14 and older are Call 764-3807 for more infor- welcome. Younger participants are welcome with participating mation. family member. Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 Adult Programs 19

Zumba Quilting Classes Sewing Classes Ages: 14 years and older Ages: 15 years and older Ages: 15 years and older Dates: Session 1: June 1 - 29, 2021 Dates: Session 1: July 6 - September 7, 2021 Dates: Session 1: June 3 - July 8, 2021 Session 2: July 1 - 29, 2021 No class July 20 & Aug. 3, 2021 Session 2: July 29 - September 9, 2021 Session 3: August 3 - 31, 2021 Session 2: September 14 - November 2, 2021 Session 3: September 16 - October 21, 2021 Session 4: September 2 - 30, 2021 Time: 1 - 5:15 pm - Any 2-hour time block Time: 1 - 6 p.m. - Any 2-hour time block Times: 5:45 - 6:45 p.m. - Tuesdays & Thursdays between these times - Tuesdays between these times - Thursdays Location: The Learning Center Parking Lot & Zoom Location: Country Fabrics, 711 N Stratford Rd #B Location: Country Fabrics, 711 N Stratford Rd #B Cost: $25 per person, per session Cost: $160 per person, per session Cost: Level 1: $125 per person, per session $20 with Power Pilates per session Instructor: Casey McDowall, Certified Sewing Instructor Level 2: $130 per person, per session $35 punchcard Beginner sewing machine experience required. Students will Level 3: $140 per person, per session $5 drop-in per class need to be able to wind a bobbin and thread a machine. If you Level 4: $150 per person, per session Limit: Minimum of 5/Maximum of 30 students don't know how, sign up for a Sewing Class first on page 14. Instructor: Casey McDowall, Certified Sewing Instructor Instructor: Cherri-Anne Bickler, Certified Instructor Visit www.mycountryfabricsml.com for more information and Sewing classes are four different levels of expertise. Level 1 - A Latin-inspired, aerobic, dance-fitness class that incorporates the basic supply list. 3 is a six-week class and Level 4 is a four-week class. Please Latin and international music and dance movements, which Level 1: Long cabin quilt. We will show you how to construct a sign up for a level. create a dynamic, exciting, and effective fitness system. The lap size quilt using quilting tools, ex. Rotary cutter, cutting mat Level 1: In this class you will construct an apron, learn to clean class format combines fast and slow rhythms that tone and and the basics. You will learn the basics of how to cut and piece and finish edges, do curves and learn about bias. You will learn sculpt the body in an aerobic/fitness fashion to achieve a together using ¼” seam allowanced and the importance, along about the sewing machine, how to read the pattern, lay out fabric unique blended balance of cardio and muscle toning benefits with ironing and pressing. Then you will learn how to finish off and do 5/6 samples. Price includes pattern and start-up kit. where you can burn 500-1,000 calories in a one-hour class your quilt and bind it. Level 2: In this class you will construct a Kimono (Japanese without even realizing you are doing so, all because this class Level 2: Friendship Star Quilt. We will show you how to construct robe). Learn to read patterns, lay out fabrics, finish seam al- is so much fun! Zumba will change your mind about exercise, a lap size quilt using quilting tools, ex. Rotary cutter, cutting lowance, learn the proper way to get your size by measuring fitness, and health. This class is energizing, fun and will in- mat and the basics. In this class you will learn how to cut and yourself and do 5/6 samples. Price includes pattern. spire you to embrace your freedom to be “forever fit” with de- piece with triangles the correct way plus how to cut and piece Level 3: In this class you will construct PJ’s. Learn to read the termination, while helping you maintain motivation. Together, together using ¼” seam allowanced and the importance, along pattern, test your skill on measuring, do lay out of fabric and do let’s make fitness F-U-N...! Please wear comfortable workout with ironing and pressing. Then you will learn how to finish off 5/6 samples. You will basically start this on your own with close clothes and sneakers. Bring water and a towel and get ready your quilt and bind it. supervision. We won’t let you make costly mistakes; there will to get HOT, HOT, HOT – literally and physically! Level 3: Drunkards Path Quilt. We will show you how to con- be parts needed for extra help. We want to make sure you have struct a lap size quilt using quilting tools, ex. Rotary cutter, learned what you’ll need to go out on your own. Power Pilates cutting mat and the basics. In this class you will learn how to Level 4: You must have finished Level 1 and 2 and kids must Ages: 14 years and older cut and piece with circles and curves the correct way plus how have completed Level 1-3 before you can take Level 4. You Dates: Session 1: June 2 - 30, 2021 to cut and piece together using ¼” seam allowanced and the will need to buy a pattern with a zipper and fabric to construct Session 2: July 5 - 28, 2021 importance, along with ironing and pressing. Then you will learn a garment of your choice. You will learn how to put in elastic, Session 3: August 2 - 30, 2021 how to finish off your quilt and bind it. zipper, cuffs and line a pocket. Session 4: September 1 - 29, 2021 Limit: Minimum of 5/Maximum of 30 students OPEN. SAFE. RESPONSIBLE. Instructor: Cherri-Anne Bickler, Certified Instructor Our priority is the health and well-being of our members, participants, and staff. eW will continue to work closely Times: 5:15 - 6:15 a.m. - Mondays & Wednesdays with the State and local officials and follow all current guidelines to slow the spread of COVID-19.The reopening Location: Online via Zoom Cost: $25 per person, per session of our facilities and programs will coincide with the current guidelines and phases and require appropriate plan- $20 per person with Zumba, per session ning for each phase. Moses Lake Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services will use best practices policies to safely $35 punchcard resume operations to best serve our community. The Musuem is open to the public, while City offices are open by Power Pilates combines the muscle-sculpting, core-firming appointment only. benefits of Pilates with the strength and flexibility of flowing MASKS yoga movements. You'll use your body weight to perform a Face coverings are required in all City facilities and during all program participation unless otherwise stated. series of continuous, targeted moves to define every single muscle, big and small. But there's no time to stop and chant SOCIAL DISTANCING Ommm, because you won't pose, you'll push it. We crank up Respect other people's space and health by standing at least six feet apart. Avoid personal contact and congre- the music, the speed, and the fun to give you an intense, yet gating in groups when possible. low-impact workout that will burn crazy calories for a long, DO NOT ENTER THE BUILDING OR ATTEND A PROGRAM IF YOU FEEL SICK lean, beautiful physique. You'll sweat, stretch, and strengthen Stay home if you are exhibiting the folling symptoms: Fever ≥100.4º, chills, loss of taste and/or smell, sore throat, all in one empowering Power Pilates workout! Great for all fit- persitent cough or difficulty breathing. ness levels (all moves can be modified). Ages 14 and older are Thank you for your cooperation. We are excited to welcome everyone back and look forward to seeing you. welcome. Younger participants are welcome with participating family member. 20 Parks and Facilities Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 What's New? COMMUNITY RESOURCES at Paul Lauzier Athletic Complex Paul Lauzier Athletic Complex is a 34-acre park site with three softball/base- ball fields, and two baseball fields. These fields see between 550 - 790 local games and roughly 20 - 30 tournaments annually. Users groups include, youth and adult softball and baseball, adult football, ultimate frisbee, soccer groups, and other park and recreation programs. Each year we have seen continued growth in baseball and softball games and other uses.

This complex was built and completed around the early 2000's and hasn't received any major field up- dates until recent. In May of 2021, all three softball/ baseball infields received around 360 tons of new engineerd dirt, laser leveled and graded to the proper playing specficiations.

In addition to providing safe and playable fields, these upgrades will reduce maintenance time and costs considerably. For example, each field will have an improved drain- age system which will allow the fields to dry quicker after heavy rains, additionally it will reduce the use of drying agents and allow play to resume quicker. Other City fields are on track for simialr upgrades. 1. Municipal Airport Property - 11905 Road 4 NE (67.6 acres undeveloped) PICNIC SHELTERS 2. Basin Homes Park - 1201 N Paxson Dr. (1.5 acres with 8.5 undeveloped) - Neighborhood park site and native walking trail. 3. Basin Homes Dog Park - Corner of Central & Paxson (1 acre) - Fenced, off-leash dog park with separate areas for small and Blue Heron Park Deane Family Shelter large dogs. Includes grassy area, dog play equipment and benches and tables. Blue Heron Park has three picnic shelters. Burress Picnic Shel- Looking for a location ofr an outdoor wedding? Deane Family 4. Blue Heron Park – 111 Westshore Dr. (24 acres with 54 acres undeveloped) - Waterfront park with shoreline access. Picnic ter will accommodate 24 people with additional tables outside Picnic Shelter would be an ideal location. The shelter is located shelter rental, restrooms, boat launch, fishing pier and fishing bridge. Playground area, unsupervised swim area, additional the shelter area. Westlake and Lakeview will accommodate 24 outside of the Japanese Gardens and accomodates 72 people picnic areas with barbecue grills, and a nine hole disc golf course. Native walking trails, trail system for walking and biking, people with additional tables outside the shelter area. Each and has six to nine picnic tables. Electricity (the power outlets wetland areas, wildlife habitat and viewing. shelter has three picnic tables available. Barbecues, play equip- are a max of 15 amps), large barbecue, and restrooms are 5. Carl T. Ahlers Park - 500 W. 3rd Ave. (.5 acres) - Park picnic area. ment, restrooms, swimming area, basketball court and a boat readily accesible. Lighting is available in the shelter. 6. Carpenter Park - 1522 Lee St. (1.5 acres) - Youth baseball/soccer practice fields, playground area, basketball court, and launch are readily accessible. picnic area with barbecue grill. 7. Cascade Park - 2001 Valley Rd. - (30 acres) - Waterfront park with shoreline access. Boat launch, boat day moorage docks, McCosh Park fishing, restrooms and swimming area. Day use area, campground, soccer fields and seasonal T-ball fields. Picnic shelter Cascade Park McCosh Picnic Shelter accommodates 64 people and has rentals, playground areas, and additional picnic areas with barbecue grills. Lioness Picnic Shelter accommodates 48 people and has six eight picnic tables. Electricity, the power outlets are a max of 8. Cascade Campground - 2001 Valley Rd. (30 acres) - Waterfront campground with on-site caretaker. 41 RV sites (water/ picnic tables. Electricity, the power outlets are a max of 15 15 amps, large barbecue, play equipment and restrooms are electricity), 32 tent sites (water) and one ADA tent site. RV dump station, bathhouse/restrooms, and overnight boat moorage. amps, barbecue, play equipment, restrooms, boat launch and readily accessible. Tennis courts, basketball court, sports court, 9. Levi Kvamme Soccer Complex - 2001 Valley Rd. - Youth and adult competitive soccer fields. 1 regulation size and 6 modi- shoreline are readily accessible. Skateboard Park, Surf ‘n Slide Water Park and Amphitheater fied fields. are located nearby. Kiwanis Picnic Shelter accommodates 64 people and has eight 10. Civic Center Park - 411 S. Balsam St. (9 acres) - Open park area with picnic tables, benches and restrooms. WSU Grant/Ad- picnic tables. Electricity, the power outlets are a max of 15 ams Master Gardeners Drought Tolerant Demonstration Garden area. Moses Lake Civic Center building, City Hall Administra- amps, barbecue, play equipment, restrooms, boat launch and Reservation Fees tion, Finance and Utilities. Moses Lake Parks & Recreation Administration Office, Moses Lake Museum & Art Center, Police shoreline are readily accessible. Cost for shelter rentals is $55 for 4 hours and $80 for 8 hours. Department, Engineering and Community Development offices. The Moses Lake Public Library and Chamber of Commerce There is a $15 cancelation/change fee. Shelter capacities are building. based upon average seating available at each shelter. For 11. Community Garden - 317 Alder St. - (1 acre) - 65 raised garden plots. Greenhouse, tool shed, portable restrooms and water Montlake Park larger events, additional picnic table/bench units can be moved system on site. Montlake Picnic Shelter accommodates up to 128 people and to your event for a nominal fee per table/bench. Payment is 12. Crossroads Park - 1600 Truman Dr. (3.65 acres) - Neighborhood park site. Modified size soccer field and picnic area. has 16 picnic tables. Electricity, the power outlets are a max due at the time of the reservation. We are not currently taking 13. Gillette Park - 205 E. 11th Ave. (1 acre) - Playground and picnic area. of 15 amps, large barbecue, play equipment, restrooms, boat reservations, please visit our website at www.mlrec.com or call 14. Harrison K. Dano Park - 501 S. Paxson Dr. (4.75 acres) - Two modified size soccer fields, picnic area and portable restrooms. launch and shoreline are readily accessible. MLPR&CS to inquire about reservation status at 509-764-3805. 15. Hayden Park - 1108 St. Helens Ave. (.5 acres) - Playground and picnic area. Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 Parks & Facilities 21 COMMUNITY RESOURCES

Moses Lake Youth Baseball Columbia Basin Allied Arts Moses Lake Library Paul Lauzier Athletic Complex is a 34-acre park site with three softball/base- www.moseslakebaseball.com http://cba-arts.org www.ncrl.org 509-765-3489 ball fields, and two baseball fields. These fields see between 550 - 790 local 509-979-9751 509-793-2059 games and roughly 20 - 30 tournaments annually. Users groups include, youth Boys Scouts Moses Lake School District and adult softball and baseball, adult football, ultimate frisbee, soccer groups, Columbia Basin Girls Softball www.cbgsa.com www.grandcolumbia.org www.mlsd161.org/ and other park and recreation programs. Each year we have seen continued 509-551-3533 509-453-4795 509-766-2650 growth in baseball and softball games and other uses. Manta Rays Girls Scouts Grant County Fairgrounds This complex was built and completed around the www.mlmr.org 1-800-827-9478 www.gcfairgrounds.com early 2000's and hasn't received any major field up- 509-770-RAYS 509-765-3581 dates until recent. In May of 2021, all three softball/ Boys and Girls Club baseball infields received around 360 tons of new Men’s & Women’s Softball http://bngclub.org Basin Community Orchestra 509-760-3251 509-764-9695 www.facebook.com/BasinCom- engineerd dirt, laser leveled and graded to the proper munityOrchestra playing specficiations. Camp Fire Moses Lake Grid Kids 971-236-1629 509-765-8710 509-641-1244 In addition to providing safe and playable fields, these Chamber of Commerce upgrades will reduce maintenance time and costs 765-7888 considerably. For example, each field will have an improved drain- age system which will allow the fields to dry quicker after heavy rains, additionally it will reduce the use of drying agents and allow play to resume quicker. Other City fields are on track for simialr upgrades. OUR PARKS & FACILITIES 1. Municipal Airport Property - 11905 Road 4 NE (67.6 acres undeveloped) PICNIC SHELTERS 2. Basin Homes Park - 1201 N Paxson Dr. (1.5 acres with 8.5 undeveloped) - Neighborhood park site and native walking trail. 3. Basin Homes Dog Park - Corner of Central & Paxson (1 acre) - Fenced, off-leash dog park with separate areas for small and large dogs. Includes grassy area, dog play equipment and benches and tables. 4. Blue Heron Park – 111 Westshore Dr. (24 acres with 54 acres undeveloped) - Waterfront park with shoreline access. Picnic shelter rental, restrooms, boat launch, fishing pier and fishing bridge. Playground area, unsupervised swim area, additional picnic areas with barbecue grills, and a nine hole disc golf course. Native walking trails, trail system for walking and biking, wetland areas, wildlife habitat and viewing. 5. Carl T. Ahlers Park - 500 W. 3rd Ave. (.5 acres) - Park picnic area. 6. Carpenter Park - 1522 Lee St. (1.5 acres) - Youth baseball/soccer practice fields, playground area, basketball court, and picnic area with barbecue grill. 7. Cascade Park - 2001 Valley Rd. - (30 acres) - Waterfront park with shoreline access. Boat launch, boat day moorage docks, fishing, restrooms and swimming area. Day use area, campground, soccer fields and seasonal T-ball fields. Picnic shelter rentals, playground areas, and additional picnic areas with barbecue grills. 8. Cascade Campground - 2001 Valley Rd. (30 acres) - Waterfront campground with on-site caretaker. 41 RV sites (water/ electricity), 32 tent sites (water) and one ADA tent site. RV dump station, bathhouse/restrooms, and overnight boat moorage. 9. Levi Kvamme Soccer Complex - 2001 Valley Rd. - Youth and adult competitive soccer fields. 1 regulation size and 6 modi- fied fields. 10. Civic Center Park - 411 S. Balsam St. (9 acres) - Open park area with picnic tables, benches and restrooms. WSU Grant/Ad- ams Master Gardeners Drought Tolerant Demonstration Garden area. Moses Lake Civic Center building, City Hall Administra- Reservation Fees tion, Finance and Utilities. Moses Lake Parks & Recreation Administration Office, Moses Lake Museum & Art Center, Police Cost for shelter rentals is $55 for 4 hours and $80 for 8 hours. Department, Engineering and Community Development offices. The Moses Lake Public Library and Chamber of Commerce There is a $15 cancelation/change fee. Shelter capacities are building. based upon average seating available at each shelter. For 11. Community Garden - 317 Alder St. - (1 acre) - 65 raised garden plots. Greenhouse, tool shed, portable restrooms and water larger events, additional picnic table/bench units can be moved system on site. to your event for a nominal fee per table/bench. Payment is 12. Crossroads Park - 1600 Truman Dr. (3.65 acres) - Neighborhood park site. Modified size soccer field and picnic area. due at the time of the reservation. We are not currently taking 13. Gillette Park - 205 E. 11th Ave. (1 acre) - Playground and picnic area. reservations, please visit our website at www.mlrec.com or call 14. Harrison K. Dano Park - 501 S. Paxson Dr. (4.75 acres) - Two modified size soccer fields, picnic area and portable restrooms. MLPR&CS to inquire about reservation status at 509-764-3805. 15. Hayden Park - 1108 St. Helens Ave. (.5 acres) - Playground and picnic area. 22 Parks & Facilities Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 16. Harrison K. Dano Park - 501 S. Paxson Dr. (4.75 acres) - Two modified size soccer fields, picnic area and portable restrooms. 17. Hayden Park - 1108 St. Helens Ave. (.5 acres) - Playground and picnic area.  18. Japanese Peace Garden and Park - 800 Alder St. (4 acres) - Open park area with picnic tables and restrooms. As you stroll through the garden, the Torii Gate, Bamboo Tea Hut and landscape give visitors a tranquil place to meditate and enjoy the sights and sounds of the garden. Its ponds, stream and waterfall are home to colorful Koi. The Japanese lanterns, granite pagoda and stone walking path add to the Peace Garden’s natural beauty. This facility is seasonal. 19. John E. Calbom Island Park - Lewis Horn and Parker Horn (5 acres) - Natural wildlife habitat with wildlife viewing. 20. Juniper Park - 902 Juniper Dr. (.5 acres) - Playground and picnic area. 21. Knolls Vista Park - 444 Knolls Vista Dr. (4 acres) - Youth baseball field, restrooms, and basketball court. Playground and picnic area. 22. Laguna Park - Sage & Laguna (.5 acres developed and 6.5 acres undeveloped) - Neighborhood park site. 23. Lakeview Park - 802 S. Clover Dr. (5 acres) - Youth baseball field, restrooms, playground and picnic area. 24. Larson Playfield - 2501 W. Broadway Ave. (18 acres) - Lighted baseball and softball complex. Playground and picnic area. Restrooms, batting cage and concessions. Home of the 2000, 2009 & 2013 Babe Ruth World Series. 25. Larson Recreation Center - 610 S. Yakima Ave.- Temporarily Closed - (7.5 acres) - Concessions, Ice Rink, BMX Track and RC Track. 26. Leiv Kvamme Soccer Complex - 2001 Valley Rd. - Youth and adult competitive soccer fields. One lighted regulation size and six modified fields. 27. Longview Park - Longview Street & Sunny Drive (5 acres undeveloped) - Future neighborhood park site. 28. Lower Peninsula Park - 3919 Peninsula Dr. (9 acres with 13 acres undeveloped) - Waterfront park with shoreline access. Boat launch, fishing, picnic areas, and restrooms. Natural trails, wildlife habitat and wildlife viewing.A 9-hole disc golf course. 29. Marina Park - 1414 Marina Dr. (.5 acres) - Waterfront park with shoreline access. Picnic areas and fishing. 30. McCosh Park - 401 W. 4th Ave. - (22 acres) - Waterfront park with shoreline access. Water Park, Amphitheater, lighted tennis courts, basketball courts and picnic areas. Picnic shelter rental, playground areas, restrooms and walking paths. Special events - Moses Lake Spring Festival, Farmers Market, Manta Ray swim meet. 31. Montlake Park - 401 Linden Ave. (10 acres) - Waterfront park with shoreline access. Boat launch, day moorage, fishing, picnic areas, and restrooms. Picnic Shelter rental, playground area, natural trails, wildlife habitat and wildlife viewing. 32. Municipal Airport Property - 11905 Rd. 4 NE (15 acres) 33. Museum & Art Center (City of Moses Lake) - 401 S Balsam Ave. - The museum features long term and traveling exhibits, museum store, art gallery and the prestigious Adam East Collection of Native American artifacts. Special events and classes as scheduled. 34. Neppel Landing - 104 S. Alder St. (2.5 acres) - Waterfront park with shoreline access. Kayak and Canoe rack. Boat day moorage dock, fishing and picnic shelter. Trail system walking and biking path. 35. Paul Lauzier Athletic Complex - 933 Central Dr. (34 acres) - Lighted multi-use facility which includes baseball, softball, and soccer fields. Playground, restrooms, concessions, basketball court and picnic areas. 36. Peninsula Park - Texas Street & Russell Street (1 acre) - Playground area. Basketball court and picnic areas. 37. Power Pointe Park - 1647 Beaumont St. (2.65 acres) - Open neighborhood park area and modified soccer field. 38. RC Track - 610 S. Yakima Ave. - (1 acre) - 600’ Off Road Track 39. Sinkiuse Square - 306 Ash St (.5 acres) - Performing Arts Stage with annual special events scheduled. A casual grassy seating area, game tables, restrooms and fountain give the downtown area a place for people to enjoy the outdoors. Enjoy the two (2) new electric vehicle charging stations. 40. Skate Park - 414 W. 4th Ave. (.5 acres) - 1,900 Square Feet of Hard Surface area. Combo Half Pipe, Quarter Pipe, Bank Ramp, Hump Ramp, Fly Box, Slider Rails and portable restroom. 41. Surf ‘n Slide Water Park - 401 4th Ave. - Olympic size pool with zero-depth area. Water slides, water features, sand volleyball courts and playground area. Surf the Flowrider, play in the youth splash pad and float around the Lazy River. Bathhouse, restrooms, aquatic sales area, concessions and shelter rental available. Grassy picnic areas with chairs and lounge chairs on site. Open Memorial Day weekend - Labor Day weekend. 42. The Learning Center - 701 Penn St. (1 acre) - The 6,000-square-foot building provides space for a variety of youth and adult programs. The facility features the ability to program cultural and recreational activities. 43. Three Ponds Wetland Park - 800 Alder St. (12 acres) - A wetland area. Natural wildlife habitat with viewing areas from the Japanese Peace Garden and deck located on Seventh Avenue and Division Street. 44. Vista Park II - Central & Evelyn (5 acres undeveloped) - Future neighborhood park site. 45. Wanapum Trail - 3150 Wapato Dr. - Trail system for walking and biking. Pickleball court. 46. Yonezawa Park - 300 W. Yonezawa Blvd. (5 acres) - Regulation size soccer field, picnic area, playground, fitness stations and portable restrooms. Visit www.mlrec.com or call 509-764-3805 Parks & Facilities 23