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Spokane Parks & Recreation 2019 Summer Activity Guide SUMMER 2019 | city of spokane parks & recreation summer activityguide Renew your SplashPass Best Outdoor Recreation • Family nights at the pools for free swimming at all summer Art, TRS, Outdoor & Sport Camps • Yoga • Spokatopia City aquatic centers ever! Therapeutic Recreation • Softball • And so much more! Spokanerec.org | Call 311 and Press 3 or dial 509-755-2489 JuJullyy 13-1413-14 Camp Sekani park on the Spokane River Free admission - Activity/demo passes $5-$10 one of the Biggest Bike & Water sports demo Events of the Summer. Paddle boarding + SUP Yoga White Water Kayaking + Disc Golf + Canoeing + Rock Climbing Live Music free yoga classes in the pines Mountain Bike Jump show Paddle Board & kayak Demos 50+ exhibitors slacklining & Bouldering Mountain Bike Jump show Beer Garden 30+ miles of mountain biking trails paddle board races Try awesome outdoor activities Sign up early Online at spokatopia.com Sponsored by: Presented by: TABLE OF CONTENTS AQUATICS know your rec staff Open Swim, Lap Swim & Special Events ...........................2 know your rec staff Free Swim Splashpass & Program Highlights ....................3 Free Swim Clinics ..............................................................4 Jennifer Papich Water Safety Training Courses ...........................................5 JeRecreationnnifer P Directorapich Summer Lessons ............................................................ 6–9 Recreation Director CORBIN ART CENTER [email protected] Fine Arts & Craft Camps & Workshops ............................10 [email protected] Corbin Preschool & Corbin Youth Specialty Camps .. 10–16 Youth Music & Sewing Camps ...................................16, 17 Ryan Griffith OUTDOOR RECREATION Spokatopia Outdoor Adventure Festival Clinics ..............18 AssistantRya Recreationn Griffit Directorh Assist&a nOutdoort Recrea Programtion Direc tor Youth Outdoor Programs ..................................................19 Supervisor Hiking ................................................................................19 Outdoor & Personal Interest Youth & Teen Outdoor Adventure Day Camps .................20 [email protected] Disc Golf............................................................................20 [email protected] Paddleboarding, Climbing & Canoeing ............................21 Alice Busch White Water Rafting ..........................................................22 Kayaking .....................................................................24, 25 TherapeuticAlice B uRecreationsch What's Happening ............................................................26 ThProgramerapeutic Supervisor Recreation PERSONAL INTEREST Program Supervisor Youth Ballet Summer Camp .............................................27 [email protected]@spokanecity.org Ultimate Sports Camp ......................................................27 Skyhawks .................................................................... 28–30 Scott Niemeier Gymnastics .......................................................................31 Yoga ..................................................................................32 ScCorbinott N Artie mCentereier SuperTots .................................................................... 33–34 ProgramCorbin A rSupervisort Center Singing & Martial Arts .......................................................35 Program Supervisor Ghost Tours & Psycic Readings .......................................36 [email protected]@spokanecity.org ADULT SPORTS Flag Football League ........................................................37 Carissa Ware Leauge ..............................................................................37 AAdultdria Athleticsno Eva & Softball Leagues ...............................................................38 AtFieldhletic Allocations Programs THERAPEUTIC RECREATION SERVICES SSupervisorupervisor Fitness & Wellness ............................................................39 [email protected] Camps ...............................................................................39 [email protected] TRS Socialization ........................................................ 39–41 TRS Sports ........................................................................41 Josh Oakes TRS Trips & Tours..............................................................42 CAdultaris Volleyballsa Ware & YOUTH & SENIOR CENTERS AquaticsYouth Pro Programgrams WCCC, SSCC, Hillyard Sr Center ....................................43 & FieSupervisorld Allocations NEYC.................................................................................44 [email protected] INFORMATION AND FORMS [email protected] Activity Registration Form ................................................46 Therapeutic Registration Form .........................................47 Andy Fuzak Waiver & Release of Liability .............................................48 YouthJosh & O Personalakes AInterestquatic PSupervisorrograms Supervisor [email protected]@spokanecity.org For more information call 311 and Press 3 or dial509-755-2489 3 Aquatics SUMMER 2019 ADULT LAP SWIM SCHEDULE PRE-SEASON LAP SWIM SCHEDULE MAY 6 – JUNE 14 Witter Monday – Friday 11:30am – 2pm Eight 50 meter lanes REGULAR LAP SWIM SCHEDULE JUNE 17 – AUGUST 24 Witter Monday – Friday 11:30-12:45pm Eight 50 meter lanes 10-11:30am & 1-4pm At least one 50 meter lane Saturday – Sunday 1-4pm At least one 50 meter lane Comstock Monday – Friday 6-7:15am Five 50 meter lanes Sunday – Saturday 1-4pm One 50 meter lane Saturday 7:30-9am Five 50 meter lanes Shadle Sunday – Saturday 1-4pm One 25 yard lap lane 6:30-8pm One 25 yard lap lane Saturday 6/29-8/17 9-9:30am At least one 25 yard lap lane POST-SEASON LAP SWIM SCHEDULE AUGUST 26 – SEPTEMBER 13 Witter Monday – Friday 11:30-1:30pm Eight 50 meter lanes REGULAR SEASON OPEN SWIM SCHEDULE JUNE 17 – AUGUST 24 AQUATICS HOTLINE All pools Mon. - Sun. 1-4pm All pools except Witter Mon. - Thurs. 6:30-8pm 509-625-6960 Get up-to-date information on pool closures hours and more. 2019 SPLASH PAD HOURS OF OPERATION May 25 - Sept. 8 Daily 9am - 8pm AQUATIC SPECIAL EVENTS Family Nights All Ages Family Nights are back this year and better than ever. Grab your swim suits and cool off in the pool that is reserved exclusively for families! Take a break from all that swimming and join Mobile Rec on the pool deck for some fun recreation games and excitement. Finally, dry off once the pool closes and grab your blanket to watch a movie on a GIANT outdoor movie screen in the adjacent park. Bring food if you’d like, leave the alcohol at home, and come have a fam-tastic night! This is a FREE event. Sponsored by the Spokane Parks Foundation. Shadle June 21st Pool Party 6:30-8pm Movie at dusk (approx. 8:45pm) How to Train Your Dragon The Hidden World Hillyard July 5th Pool Party 6:30-8pm Movie at dusk (approx. 8:45pm) Despicable Me 3 Liberty July 19th Pool Party 6:30-8pm Movie at dusk (approx. 8:45pm) Spider Man Into the Spider-Verse Cannon August 2nd Pool Party 6:30-8pm Movie at dusk (approx. 8:45pm) The Incredibles 2 Comstock August 16th Pool Party 6:30-8pm Movie at dusk (approx. 8:45pm) Ralph Breaks the Internet NE Cardboard Boat Regatta Doggie Dip W! 1 Day | Ages 7+ The inaugural Comstock Cardboard Cup 1 Day | All Ages The pools have gone to the DOGS! Bring your will be a test of brains, brawn, and buoyancy as contestants will four-legged friend to the last splash of the season! Along with the race across Comstock Pool in self-made boats made out of only Spokane Parks Foundation and SpokAnimal, we hope to have fun, cardboard and duct tape. There will be 3 different divisions for raise awareness and funds for the High Bridge Dog Park. Drop- First-Mates (7-14 year olds), Captains (Ages 14+), and Shipmasters ins/donations welcome at the door. Proof of rabies vaccination (Corporate). Our selected Admirals will judge the best boat design required. All pools except Witter. Fee $10 per dog. and many other prizes. There will be music, food trucks, and Sun. 8/25 3-4:30pm Comstock plenty of splashing around. Grab your teammates, get to building, Mon. 8/26 5:30-7pm Shadle and come down to be a part of this fun-filled community regatta. Tues. 8/27 5:30-7pm Hillyard Comstock Aquatic Center, 600 W. 29th Ave. Fee $20 per team. Wed. 8/28 5:30-7pm A.M. Cannon 3465 Fri. 7/26 5:30-9pm Thurs. 8/29 5:30-7pm Liberty 4 Register online at SpokaneRec.org Aquatics SUMMER 2019 Advanced Springboard Diving Lessons NEW FREE SWIM SPLASHPASS ! 8 Weeks l Ages 8+ Divers who have completed the beginning courses are welcomed to join the advanced class to SplashPass | Free Swimming Pass further sharpen their skills while learning advanced techniques. All Ages | $0 Take full advantage of the summer by signing up for Divers will continue to develop their skills by introducing inward your free SplashPass and cooling off at the pool. By registering for and reverse dive categories. Liberty Aquatic Center, 502 S. your free SplashPass you will enjoy access to all six of the City of Pittsburg St. $200 Spokane aquatic centers. Admission to the pools is free, but a no- 3428 Mon.-Thurs. 7/15-8/22 5-6:30pm cost SplashPass is required. SplashPasses provide: Free admission during Open, Lap, and Parent Tot Open swim hours AquaFit Notification of pool events and closures (opt-out available) Varies | Ages 18+ This ongoing aqua class is a mixture of deep Acknowledgement and acceptance of
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