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December 2015–April 2016 Winter/Spring Table of Contents DECEMBER 2015–APRIL 2016 WINTER/SPRING TABLE OF CONTENTS Frosty Frolics 3 Partners in Parks Thank you to the Partners in Parks for the role you play Did You Know? 4–5 alongside Sioux Falls Parks and Recreation for your support in programming. It is your commitment and dedication to Community Centers/Class Registration 6–7 excellence that allows us to continue serving our community. Classes & Programs 8–16 Toddlers (ages 2 to 3) 8 Preschoolers (ages 4 to 5) 9 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE Early Gradeschoolers (ages 6 to 9) 10 Tweens/Teens (ages 10 to 17) 11 Adults (ages 18 and older) 12–13 Mission Statement Seniors (ages 55 and older) 14 The mission of Sioux Falls Parks and Recreation is to provide a quality system of parks and recreation facilities and positive Family (all ages) 15 leisure opportunities that are available to all persons in the community. Pets 16 Winter Outdoor Activities 17 Vision Statement The vision of Sioux Falls and Parks and Recreation is to provide a comprehensive mix of high-quality parks and recreation Sports 18–19 programs, facilities, and services that contribute to a quality of life that is unparalleled in the region. City of Sioux Falls parks are tobacco-free City Council Members zones. Tobacco use is not allowed Mayor Mike Huether, Kenny Anderson Jr., Christine M. Erickson, during youth activities. Michelle Erpenbach, Greg Jamison, Dean Karsky, Rick Kiley, Rex Rolfing, and Kermit Staggers Parks and Recreation Board If an ADA accommodation is needed, please contact the President Pat D. Lloyd, Vice President Patti J. Abdallah, Secretary Human Relations Office at 605-367-8745 or Lorrae L. Lindquist, Michael Crane, Ann Nachtigal, Jim Stavenger, and [email protected] at least five business days Mark Steinborn in advance of the event. Parks and Recreation Staff Parks and Recreation Director Don Kearney; Assistant Director SFPR programs in this Activities Guide that are Dave Fischer; Operations Manager Kelby Mieras; Park Development marked with this shooting star symbol are adaptive—the Specialists Tory Miedema and Mike Patten; Recreation Manager Alicia program may be attended by persons of any ability, and Luther; Recreation Coordinators Cathy Buchheim, Susie Garry, Scott participation is especially encouraged for individuals with special Juhnke, and Jean Pearson; Operations Supervisors Loren Beard, Diane needs. Please call SFPR at 978-6924 if you have questions about Gildemaster, Tim Hall, Bryan Sargent, Duane Stall, and Scott Timmer the program. We strive to produce the most accurate, up-to-date Activities Park Office Park Maintenance Guide possible. However, some program information may have 100 East Sixth Street 2401 West 49th Street changed since this guide was printed. (Sixth and Phillips) Sioux Falls, SD 57105 Sioux Falls, SD 57104 605-367-8222 605-367-8150 Photos taken at classes and during programs may be used by Sioux Falls Parks and Recreation for promotional purposes. siouxfalls.org/parks siouxfalls.org/parks-calendar 2 Copyright 2015 City of Sioux Falls. Design and layout by City of Sioux Falls Multimedia Support. FROSTY FROLICS WEEKEND January 8–10, 2016 Friday, January 8 FROSTY FROLICS WEEKEND 3 to 10 p.m. GREAT BEAR RECREATION PARK, East Rice Street $5 tubing today! FALLS PARK, North Phillips Avenue. 5 p.m. Kickoff at Falls Park. 6:45 p.m. Fireworks over the falls. 7 to 9 p.m. Indoor concert featuring Surfin’ Safari at the Overlook Café. Seating is limited. Saturday, January 9 SPENCER PARK, Southwest side of South Cliff Avenue by I-229 9 a.m. Frosty Frolics 5K and 10K walk/run with free T-shirts to first 100 registrants. Register online, #370005*. FAMILY PARK, Near West 12th Street and Tea-Ellis Road 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Ice Fishing Frenzy, partnering with The Outdoor Campus. Ice fishing poles will be loaned out on a first-come, first-served basis. All ages welcome. A S.D. fishing license is required for ages 16 and older. Free, but registration required. Online registration available, #370004*. MORNINGSIDE COMMUNITY CENTER, 2400 South Bahnson Avenue 10:30-11:30 a.m. Winter Circuit. This class offers both cardio and strength training. Coordination is not required, just a desire to move! Come join SFPR during Frosty Frolics for a full body workout where we will be sculpting your muscles in 30- and 60-second intervals. Lower body, upper body, and abdominals will all be included in this workout. Please bring a All items water bottle and a mat. Event is free, but registration is required, #350009. on schedule MARY JO WEGNER ARBORETUM, North side of Arrowhead Parkway from Arrowhead Park are FREE, 1 to 3 p.m. Guided snowshoe tour for beginners. Join a 20-minute walk through the arboretum. unless You might catch a glimpse of wildlife. Shoes available on a first-come, first-served basis. noted. Walks last 20 minutes. While you wait, tour the classroom while enjoying hot cider and a cookie. This free event sponsored in part by Sun ‘N Fun and The Outdoor Campus. PRAIRIE WEST LIBRARY, 7630 West 26th Street 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Snowy Day Bookwalk. Join storytime at 1:30 p.m. Crafts/activities follow. Ages 6–under. MEMORIAL ICE RINK, West 26th Street and South Sertoma Avenue 4 to 5 p.m. Curling demonstration from Sioux Falls Curling Association. 6 to 7 p.m. Broomball Bonanza on the hockey rink. Broomball is similar to hockey, except this sport uses a different type of stick and ice skates aren’t worn. Gather up your friends Registration and let’s hit the ice! Ages 14–17. Event is free, but registration is required, #390003*. deadline is 6 to 9 p.m. Teen Twilight Skate. Enjoy a DJ along with fun-filled agility games and broomball, plus December 29 make your own s’more. for activities requiring GREAT BEAR RECREATION PARK, East Rice Street registration. 7 to 9 p.m. Condor plays live at the Bears Den Lounge. Sunday, January 10 GREAT BEAR RECREATION PARK, East Rice Street 1 to 4 p.m. KELO-TV All-Age Ski and Snowboard Races. Register 9 a.m.–12 noon. Races start at 1 p.m. Open to public. 1 to 3 p.m. MEMORIAL ICE RINK, West 26th Street and South Sertoma Avenue • Carnival on Ice featuring games and prizes. FREE • Winter Mini Golf. skate rental • Photo opportunities with Frosty the Snowman and the Sioux Falls Stampede. at all rinks • Stampede hockey team appearance. Autographs available. Get your stick signed! January 8, 9, • Zoomobile from the Great Plains Zoo. Meet furry and feathered animals active in winter. and 10! • Sleigh rides around the park provided by McCrossan Boys Ranch. Frosty Frolics Adult Volleyball Tournament will be held January 23. Register by January 8. See page 19 for details. GREAT BEAR www.siouxfalls.org/parks RECREATION• 367-8222 PARK • Sioux Falls Parks and Recreation Fall Activities Guide 2015 3 www.greatbearpark.com 3 DID YOU KNOW? 2016 Veterans’ Wedding Memorial Park Ceremonies Veterans’ Memorial Park was created to recognize our military veterans and the at City Parks sacrifices they made to preserve our country and our values of life, liberty, Parks and Recreation will schedule and the pursuit of happiness. The park 2016 weddings at four park locations: provides a wonderful opportunity for the • McKennan Park Sunken Gardens community to honor these special men and women who have answered the call DID YOU KNOW? DID YOU • Sherman Park Gazebo to duty. • Terrace Park Japanese Gardens and band shell • Tuthill House and Gardens Wedding reservations are by application Purchase a Veterans’ Memorial Park Paver only. The application form and complete wedding policy, which lists wedding res- Heroes come in many forms and all deserve a permanent place of recognition in ervation times, can be viewed or printed Veterans’ Memorial Park. Honor a patriot, thank a loved one, or distinguish yourself. at www.siouxfalls.org/weddings. The Military or civilian, a paver is the perfect way to show your support. Pavers make application form and policy are also the perfect gifts for graduations, retirements, anniversaries, holidays, celebrations, available at the Park Office. All fees memorials, and more. must be included with the application Each personalized limestone paver is placed in Veterans’ Memorial Park. These custom- and will become nonrefundable once engraved pavers make meaningful and memorable gifts for every occasion. Placing a the wedding reservation is confirmed. paver will not only go toward a great cause, it is a gift that will last for generations Credit card charges will not be run to come. Forms are available for download on our website, or call the Park Office for until reservation confirmation. If you details at 605-367-8222. have questions, please call the Park Office at 605-367-8222. Other wedding location options: • Great Bear Chalet—please call 605-367-7317. Tuthill House Rentals • Great plains Zoo and Museum— please call 605-367-8313. Did you know The Tuthill Park House is available for rentals throughout the entire • Mary Jo wegner arboretum—please year? The Tuthill House capacity seats approximately 40 people and is available for call 605-367-4414. reservations seven days a week from 7 a.m. until 10 p.m. Schedules vary by season. • Overlook Cafe—please call Parking is available in the picnic area north of the gazebo. 605-367-4885. Weddings may be scheduled by submitting a Wedding Application Form. We will being accepting 2016 applications in November 2015. For more information, please call the Parks Office at 605-367-8222 or find more details at www.siouxfalls.org/parks. Application for Special Events Are you planning a special event in Sioux Falls? Plans for events and Picnic Shelter Reservations activities that will be held outdoors Parks and Recreation will make picnic shelter reservations for your group and post a on public property, a City street, reservation sign in an enclosed sign case at the shelter.
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