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Fall & Winter Program Guide WATERPARKS 2017 2018 Kansas City, Missouri Parks & Recreation FALL & WINTER PROGRAM GUIDE 1 VISIT ONLINE AT KCPARKS.ORG CONTACTS CITY OF KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Superintendent of Parks/Natural Resources 4600 E. 63rd St. Devin Wetzel, 816-513-7525 Kansas City, MO 64130 [email protected] 816-513-7500 North District Superintendent Director Kevin Evans, 816-513-9585 Mark L. McHenry, 816-513-7503 [email protected] [email protected] Central District Superintendent Deputy Director Louis Cummings, 816-513-8554 Terry Rynard, 816-513-7503 [email protected] [email protected] South District Superintendent Board of Parks and Recreation Colby Biswell, 816-513-8930 Commissioners [email protected] Karmen Houston, 816-513-7503 [email protected] Mowing & Tree Issues Action Center, 311 or 816-513-1313 COMMUNITY SERVICES DIVISION Superintendent of Parks/ MARKETING/EVENTS Community Services Media Liaison and Film/Photo Shoot Permits Roosevelt Lyons, 816-513-7532 Heidi Markle, 816-513-7527 [email protected] [email protected] Athletics/Field Permits Special Event Park Permits 816-513-7530 Shannon Dooley, 816-513-RSVP (7787) [email protected] [email protected] Bruce R. Watkins Cultural Road Race Permits Heritage Center Jenny Chronister, 816-588-2793 3700 Blue Parkway 64130 [email protected] 816-513-0700 Director: Chiluba Musonda [email protected] Golf Services & Aquatics Doug Schroeder, 816-513-7650 [email protected] Kansas City Museum 3218 Gladstone Blvd. 64123 816-513-0720 Director: Anna Marie Tutera 816-513-7568 [email protected] Lakeside Nature Center 4701 E. Gregory Blvd. 64132 816-513-8960 Center Director: Kimberly Hess [email protected] Midwest Pool Management 816-350-2628 Plaza Tennis Center KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI PARKS AND RECREATION 4747 J.C. Nichols Parkway 64112 The department operates and maintains close to 12,000 acres 816-784-5100 of parkland, including 221 parks, 29 lakes, 100+ miles of trails 2 and bikeways, hundreds of athletic fields and tennis courts, Shoal Creek Living History Museum 55 picnic shelters, five golf courses and eight museums. 7000 N.E. Barry Rd. 64156 Scenic boulevards and parkways crisscross the city, where 816-792-2655 fountains and ornamental structures surprise and delight. VISIT ONLINE AT KCPARKS.ORG GENERAL INFORMATION Volunteering with Parks and Recreation can be a fun and rewarding experience for all ages. Each year, volunteers provide thousands of hours of service to parks, programs and community centers, and they have been essential to our success. Volunteers work in a variety of roles, including tutoring, athletic coaching and mentoring youth at community centers; planting flowers and helping with landscaping on park grounds; and assisting with special events, such as the Ethnic Enrichment Festival, the Wilderness Run or Kansas City’s Big Picnic. KC Parks has formal partnerships established with neighborhood, community, business and not-for-profit organizations for programs, events and projects. These partnerships allow our department to leverage resources and generate citywide interest and support for our system facilities, programs and events. We appreciate your support! VOLUNTEER & PARK PARTNERS CITY OF KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI OFFICIALS Coordinator Terrence Williams, 816-513-7515 [email protected] Mayor City Manager Photo Release Sylvester “Sly” James Troy Schulte Kansas City, Missouri Parks and Recreation frequently videotapes and photographs participants enjoying our City Council programs, special events, parks and facilities. These First District • Scott Wagner, Heather Hall images are used by KC Parks and the City of Kansas Second District • Teresa Loar, Dan Fowler City, Missouri in publications, on the web, for television/ Third District • Quinton Lucas, Jermaine Reed cable promotions, or other ways as seen fit. The Fourth District • Katheryn Shields, Jolie Justus images are used at the City’s discretion and become its sole property. Fifth District • Lee Barnes Jr., Alissia Canady Sixth District • Scott Taylor, Kevin McManus Inclusion KC Parks provides inclusive recreation opportunities Board of Parks and Recreation that welcome, accommodate and successfully include Commissioners Director individuals with disabilities within existing parks and Jean Paul Chaurand, President Mark L. McHenry recreation programs. Shannon Cade For more information: Allen Dillingham Jordan Brown, 816-518-7567 Mary Jane Judy [email protected] David Mecklenburg TO GET THE LATEST ON ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS, FOLLOW KC PARKS ON SOCIAL MEDIA: 3 Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners (L-R): Allen Dillingham, Mary Jane Judy, President Jean Paul @KCMOPARKS Chaurand, Shannon Cade and David Mecklenburg. FALL & WINTER GUIDE OCTOBER 2017 - MARCH 2018 OUR MISSION To improve the quality of life, health and wellness of our community by providing socially equitable, community-driven programming and environmentally sound natural-resource management. ABOUT US Kansas City, Missouri Parks and Recreation provides facilities, programs and recreational opportunities for the community that contribute to an aesthetically pleasing environment and enhanced quality of life. CONTENTS Contact Information 02 General Information 03 Golf 05 Museums 06 Lakeside Nature Center 07 Community Centers 08 Athletics 10 Aquatics 12 Health & Fitness 13 Creative Expression 15 Education & Leisure 16 Special Events 18 Reference 21 4 VISIT ONLINE AT KCPARKS.ORG KC Parks' 5 municipal golf courses offer diverse, year-round playing venues and opportunities to learn and play the game of golf, as well as provide green spaces throughout the city. WATERPARKS GOLF Swope Memorial Shoal Creek Golf Course Hodge Park Golf Course Minor Park Golf Course Heart of America Golf Course / FootGolf Tom Watson Golf Academy (Heart of America Golf Course) HODGE PARK GOLF COURSE HEART OF AMERICA GOLF COURSE/ 7000 NE Barry Rd. TOM WATSON GOLF ACADEMY Pro Shop / Tee Times: 816-781-4152 7501 Blue River Rd. www.hodgeparkgolf.com Pro Shop / Tee Times: 816-513-8940 www.hoagolfacademy.com MINOR PARK GOLF COURSE 11215 Holmes Rd. FOOTGOLF Pro Shop / Tee Times: 816-942-4033 FootGolf is a combination of the popular sports of www.minorparkgolfcourse.com soccer and golf. The game is played with a regulation No. 5 soccer ball at a golf course on shortened holes SHOAL CREEK GOLF COURSE with 21-inch diameter cups. The rules largely correspond 8905 Shoal Creek Parkway to golf rules. The first FootGolf course in the KC metro Pro Shop / Tee Times: 816-407-7242 (Ext. 20) area is located at the current par 3 (The Rock) golf course Weddings / Events: 816-407-7242 (Ext. 24) at the Heart of America Course in Swope Park. Come out www.shoalcreekgolf.com and give it a try! FOOTGOLF FEES SWOPE MEMORIAL GOLF COURSE Adult (18+ years) $12 6900 Swope Memorial Dr. Junior (under 18 years) $7 Pro Shop / Tee Times: 816-513-8910 Cart Rental (18+ years) $9 www.swopememorialgolfcourse.com Soccer Ball Rental $3 5 VISIT ONLINE AT KCPARKS.ORG HISTORIC GARMENT DISTRICT MUSEUM BRUCE R. WATKINS CULTURAL 801 Broadway Blvd., Kansas City, Missouri HERITAGE CENTER kansascitymuseum.org 3700 Blue Pkwy., Kansas City, Missouri Open Wednesday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. brucewatkinscenter.com The Historic Garment District Museum offers glimpses Open Tuesday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. of the clothing made by Kansas City’s garment industry, Free admission, free parking and free wi-fi WATERPARKS MUSEUMS at one time the second largest industry in the City. The The Bruce R. Watkins Cultural Heritage Center is a tribute Historic Garment District Museum is operated by the to the legacy of Kansas City’s early African American Kansas City Museum, which is managed by the City of pioneers. The center and museum embody the artistic, Kansas City Parks and Recreation Department. cultural and social history of the African American experience and fosters educational and cultural programs THE KANSAS CITY MUSEUM regarding past, present and contemporary contributions 3218 Gladstone Blvd., Kansas City, Missouri of African Americans who served to shape the city and state’s history and culture. CLOSED FOR RENOVATION The center serves as a showcase for the talents of visual For information about the Restoration and Renovation and performing artists. It provides visitors with culturally Project, visit kansascitymuseum.org. rich entertainment and educational experiences in the The Kansas City Museum, located at 3218 Gladstone form of exhibitions and displays, films, classes, workshops, Blvd. in Kansas City, Missouri, is closed temporarily for stage performances and special ceremonies. The center is construction. The Kansas City Museum aims to re-open in open to visitors of all ages, and admission is free, although 2019 as a leading-edge 21st century museum of Kansas there may be a small fee for some events and classes. City's history and cultural heritage. The facility also offers a variety of space available for special events that adhere to its mission. Call for details, During construction, the Kansas City Museum will host availability and fees. events on the Kansas City Museum grounds, and present offsite exhibitions, programs, and events in the community as well as at the Kansas City Museum at the Historic BLACK ARCHIVES OF MID-AMERICA IN Garment District (KCM@HGD) and the Historic Garment KANSAS CITY District Museum, both located in downtown Kansas City, 1722 E. 17th Terr., Kansas City, Missouri Missouri. The KCM@HGD is located at 800 Broadway Office Phone: 816-221-1600 Blvd., and the Historic Garment District Museum is located Open Wednesday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. at 801 Broadway Blvd. To request a tour, please contact Glenn North: The mission of the Kansas City Museum is to preserve, 816-221-1640 interpret, and celebrate Kansas City through collections, exhibitions, and bold programs that reflect the City’s The mission of the Black Archives of Mid-America in evolution and spirit, and engage visitors in unfolding Kansas City is to collect, preserve and make available to stories about Kansas City’s vibrant history, cultural the public materials documenting the social, economic, heritage and pride.
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