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Recreation Guide January 1-March 31 TROUT LAKE COMMUNITY CENTRE Winter 2018 Recreation Guide January 1-March 31 Family Day Celebration February 12 troutlakecc.com photo by: Eva Srobotnjak Eva by: photo PANTONE 1807 C PANTONE 300 C PANTONE 7495 C PANTONE 1807 C PANTONE 300 C PANTONE 7495 C Jointly operated by the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation and the Grandview Community Centre Association FREE PANTONE 1807 C PANTONE 300 C Family Day PANTONE 7495 C Celebration all ages Monday, February 12 11am-3pm Kate Perkins and Zachary Rothman our MCs at Family Day! The community centre will be full of activities and you will have the opportunity to participate in program demonstrations, arts, sports, community dances, and pottery all while listening to great live music. Bring your friends and family and come join us at this festive fun event! TLCC Youth BBQ Fundraiser & Food Trucks will be available. Please pre-register. FREE 135173 2 Register at vancouver.ca/troutlakerec Phone: 604 257-6955 COMMUNITY CENTRE ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2017 Family Day President ....................................Kate Perkins 2nd Vice President ...............................Tim Ames 3rd Vice President .............................David Clarke Treasurer .....................................Dan Kearns Celebration Secretary ...............................Heather Armstrong all ages Members at Large: Bree Cropper, Lisa Kew, Sarah Lusina, Judith Pilley, Zachary Rothman, Julia Summer Lane, Dorothy Tong. Monday, February 12 11am-3pm Kate Perkins and Zachary Rothman our MCs at Family Day! MISSION STATEMENT Angela Lamb, Leslie Cherry and Lora Graham! Goodbye Our mandate is to bring together our community to provide accessible and all the best in your new adventures. recreational, social, educational, and cultural opportunities that promote and develop individual, family and community well being. GRANDVIEW COMMUNITY CENTRE ASSOCIATION Our responsibilities include shaping programming, hiring instructors, raising funds and accessing grants, developing rental policy, advocating for our parks and ensuring that decisions affecting the community are made at the grass roots level. The revenue generated through programs and rentals stays in our community and is invested in activities for children, special events, facility enhancements, park programs and artist residencies among other things. The Association advocates for this community on a number of levels and your voice helps us better represent the community. Let us know how this centre can serve you and if and how you would like to be involved. Your contribution can be anywhere from an hour at an event to serving on the Board or one of The community centre will be full of activities and you will have the its committees. opportunity to participate in program demonstrations, arts, sports, WHY A BOARD? community dances, and pottery all while listening to great live music. The GCCA is a non-profit society comprised of community volunteers that jointly operates the Trout Lake Community Centre with the Vancouver Park Board. The Association seeks to make the centre a place where Bring your friends and family and come join us at this festive fun event! health and wellness are at the forefront of thinking and where a full spectrum of social, physical, arts and culture programs enriches the TLCC Youth BBQ Fundraiser & Food Trucks will be available. lives of individuals and their community. Anyone who would like to be involved is invited to contribute. Contact [email protected]. Please pre-register. FREE 135173 troutlakecc.com 3 REGISTRATION THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW TABLE OF CONTENTS 3360 Victoria Drive, (between 15th & 19th Ave.) Vancouver, B.C. V5N 4M4 < Registration ............................................4 Phone number 604 257-6955 < Licensed Preschool. 5 < Early Childhood. .5-10 • Cheques accepted for Association programs only. N.S.F. cheques will < School Age . .11-18 be assessed a $20 fee. < Teen. .19-20 • NOTE: 7 days notice required for refunds of weekly programs. < TLCC User Groups . .21 < Ice Rink ........................................... 22-23 • Private Music Lessons: Make up classes will be arranged when the < Fitness Centre, Adult Health & Fitness & Sport ............. 24-27 instructor is absent; however, due to the nature of private lessons, there < Adult Martial Arts, Yoga & Pilates. 28-29 are no make ups or partial refunds for student absence. < Adult Performing Arts, Visual Arts, Pottery. .30-33 • Registration is required for most programs and need a minimum to run. < Adult/Senior Workshop & Education ..................... 34-36 • Programs that do not reach minimum may be cancelled. < Senior . .37-40 < Rentals ..............................................41 • Receipts may be picked up anytime during office hours. < Events, Birthday Party, Music on the Bow ...................42 • Registrations are non-transferable. < Events, Family Concerts, Famiy Day Event, Easter Bunny Party. 43 • You may register for yourself and one other person. HOURS OF OPERATION HOW TO REGISTER Community Centre Hours January 2-March 31, 2018 Mon-Fri ..........................................................................9:00 am-10:00 pm In Person/Phone/Online: Wednesday November 29, 9:00am Sat & Sun ........................................................................ 8:00 am-5:00 pm troutlakecc.com Office Hours. Mon-Fri 9:00 am-9:30 pm, Sat & Sun 8:00 am-4:30 pm Fitness Centre Hours LEISURE ACCESS PROGRAM Mon-Fri ..........................................................................6:00 am-10:00 pm Sat & Sun. ....................................................................... 8:00 am-5:00 pm The Leisure Access Program allows Vancouver residents, who are in financial Holiday Hours Centre & Fitness Centre need, to access basic recreation services and programs at reduced cost. Family Day, Monday February 12 & Good Friday, March 30 ....... Regular Hours Residents who pre-qualify for the LAC program are eligible to receive a OneCard that includes a built-in 50% subsidy that is accepted at all Park Board pools, rinks, fitness centres and for many community centre programs (some conditions and restrictions apply). For more information, go to http://vancouver.ca/parks-recreation-culture/leisure-access-card.aspx. ASSOCIATION REFUND POLICY Full refunds will be issued for any programs cancelled by the Centre. Refund requests must be submitted within 24 hours of the completion after the 2nd scheduled class. No other refund requests will be considered without a doctor’s note. Refunds will be returned by method of payment, with the exception of cash. TLCC staff always have a smile on their face and going the extra All refunds will be pro-rated with an administration fee of $5 applied to mile for customer service! Thanks Matt Sung and Gloria Lai each person & program. STAFF • Birthday Party must be cancelled 14 TLCC business days. If you have any questions, contact us at [email protected] • All Camp programs, Personal Training and Workshops: Alison Cristall ..............................Recreation Supervisor Eva Srobotnjak .......................... Recreation Programmer 7 Trout Lake CC business days-full refund, (For example: Camps Steve Tautscher .............................Fitness Programmer starts on Monday refunds must be requested on Sunday the week before). Brittany Wong ..............................Ice Rink Programmer 3-6 TLCC business days 75% refund. Garrett Wong .............................. Program Assistant III 1-2 TLCC business days 50% refund. Bernie Dionne ..........................Community Youth Worker Noel Carino ......................................... Engineer 4 Register at vancouver.ca/troutlakerec Phone: 604 257-6955 EARLY CHILDHOOD PHYSICAL RECREATION Parent and Tot Gym (0-5 yrs) Sportball Junior (1-2 yrs) Parent and Tot Yoga NEW (1-3 yrs) This is a parent participation drop-in program. Sportball Vancouver Kylie Railton Parental supervision required and the ratio of Children and parents participate in sports, Explore the world of yoga together. Class will caregiver to child is 1:3. Drop in $3.00, $5.00 creative games, songs, rhymes, stories, bubble consist of basic movement, storytelling, history for family (2 or more kids). Strip of 10 tickets time and much more. Although these programs of yoga, games, mantras and mudras. You and can also be purchased: single child $24.00, focus more on exploration, children will be your child will gain confidence and knowledge family $40. Children under 1 are free. introduced to a different sport each week. of beginner yoga poses. All classes have been Su M Tu W Th F,10:00 AM-12:00 PM Jan07-Mar30 71 sess W,9:30 AM-10:15 AM Jan10-Mar07 $164/9 sess designed by Kidding Around Yoga which includes Gymnasium - North (2/3) 137287 Gymnasium - South (1/3) 137296 songs, games, and stories that your child will love. Program subsidized by the GCCA Board. Parent and Tot Tennis (3-4 yrs) Sportball Parent and Tot (2-3 yrs) F,1:00 PM-1:45 PM Jan12-Feb09 $23/5 sess Wilson Tan Sportball Vancouver Cedar Hall 136202 Parents or guardians are encouraged to Parent & child programs help pre-schoolers to participate in the activities that effectively refine their motor skills, such as balance and Yoga for Young Ones NEW (3-5 yrs) integrate athletic skills development and apply coordination, as well as develop their social skills Kylie Railton story telling to engage pre-schoolers into learning such as confidence, following instructions, turn- Children will gain confidence, creativity and tennis skills,
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