SPRING SUMMER 2019
RECREATION AND PARKS
2019 Summer Camp Guide ENJOY EXPLORE RESTORE INSIDE www.aacounty.org/recparks A message from the County Executive ENJOY EXPLORE RESTORE Recreation Advisory Board The Recreation Advisory Board meets the first Wednesday of each month at the Recreation Dear Anne Arundel County Resident, and Parks main office in Annapolis at 5:00pm. Individuals wishing to make a presentation before When Spring and Summer are here the Board should call the Director’s Office in advance of the next meeting. it’s time to get outside! The Department of Recreation and Parks has lots of great activities to keep you and your family active and healthy this time of year. Whether it’s swimming at our aquatic centers or summer concerts at our parks, fitness classes or outdoor hikes, after school programs or summer camps, there is something for every age in every part of our county. Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks offers so much this time of year, and I hope this guide will help you discover all of it. Come on out and play with us, and discover that Anne Arundel Rick Anthony County truly is The Best Place. Recreation and Parks Director Published bi-annually by Anne Arundel County Regards, Department of Recreation and Parks 1 Harry S Truman Parkway, Annapolis, MD 21401 Steuart Pittman ©2019 All rights reserved. Reproduction of any part of this program guide, by County Executive any means without permission, is strictly prohibited. On the cover: Summer Skateboard Camp More information on page 14.
Contact Numbers
Mission Statement GENERAL INFORMATION ...... 410-222-7300 PARK FACILITIES ...... 301-261-8036 Baltimore-Annapolis Trail Park...... 410-222-6141 The Anne Arundel County Registration / Recreation Program Information...... 410-222-7313 Downs Park...... 410-222-6230 Department of Recreation and Parks Athletics Information...... 410-222-7865 Fort Smallwood Park ...... 410-222-0087 is essential to the well being and Park Administration/ Maintenance/ Field Lights...... 410-222-7317 Hancock’s Resolution ...... 410-255-4048 quality of life of every individual, Child Care...... 410-222-7856 Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary ...... 410-741-9330 Director’s Office...... 410-222-7867 Kinder Farm Park...... 410-222-6115 family and community in Anne Facility Scheduling/Community Parks Pavilion...... 410-222-7315 Lake Waterford Park...... 410-222-6428 Arundel County. Our mission is to HOTLINE (Recorded Update Information Line)...... 410-222-7312 London Town House & Gardens...... 410-222-1919 enrich the lives of our citizens by RECREATION FACILITIES Mayo Beach Park...... 410-222-1978 Quiet Waters Park...... 410-222-1777 offering quality active and passive Arundel Olympic Swim Center...... 410-222-7933 recreational opportunities and North Arundel Aquatic Center...... 410-222-0090 FAX NUMBERS accessible youth and adult services Joe Cannon Stadium...... 410-222-6652 Fax Number (Child Care)...... 410-222-4478 George Bachman Sports Complex...... 410-222-0017 Fax Number (Recreation & Athletics)...... 410-222-4120 while pursuing the preservation North County Recreation Center...... 410-222-0036 Fax Number (Parks)...... 410-222-7320 and enhancement of our natural, South County Recreation Center...... 410-222-1515 cultural and historic resources.
2 WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS Where To Find It … Programs and Activities for March – August 2019
Nuestro sitio web puede ser traducido al español. En la página principal, desplácese hasta la parte inferior donde está marcado 26 Adaptive Recreation como "seleccionar idioma" y haga clic. A Place for All Abilities 27 Adult Programs Arts & Crafts, Group Fitness, Self-Defense, Open Gym 41 and Sports 30 Adult Sports Leagues 04 Child Care 31 Regional Parks 05 Camps at a Glance and Trails Park Descriptions, Available 15 06 Summer Camps & Facilities, Programs and Activities Special Events 18 Aquatics 46 How to Register and Arundel Olympic Swim Center Registration Form North Arundel Aquatic Center 46 Recreation Centers 20 Just for Kids North and South County Arts & Crafts, Dance, Fitness Recreation Centers Enrichment, Gymnastics and Tennis 48 Summer Concert Series 26 Enjoy Our FREE Concerts this Summer! See back cover for full details. 23 48
WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS 3 We are pleased to offer state-licensed Pre-K, Middle School Teen Group (MSTG) and School Age Child Care (SACC) programs located within many of the schools and one recreation center in Anne Arundel County. Our programs provide a safe, supportive environment that promotes social interaction, community integration, physical development and intellectual growth in accordance with the Maryland State Department of Education’s Office of Child Care and National After School Alliance Standards. For more information, please visit the Child Care Division’s website at www.aacounty.org/departments/recreation-parks/child-care/. Summer Child Care Child Care 2019-2020 Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks is pleased The before school program operates from 7:00am until the start of to announce that the Child Care Division and Recreation the school day (AM snack is included in your fee) and the after school Services Division will be partnering together in 2019 to program operates from the end of the school day until 6:00pm every day that school is in session for students (PM snack is included in your fee). provide a variety of full-day camp options to meet your Visit us online for registration information for the 2019-2020 School Year. family’s needs. A full listing of these offerings is found on Registration opens online on Monday, April 1, 2019 at 8:00am. pages 6-7. Locations AM and PM programs are available at the following elementary PM only programs locations for the 2019-2020 school year (subject to change). Deale Maryland City Benfield Edgewater Lothian Shady Side Glendale Oakwood Bodkin Folger McKinsey Marley Solley Mayo Broadneck Freetown Nantucket South Shore Pre-K Program Brock Bridge Four Seasons Oak Hill Sunset A licensed preschool program is also available at the South County Brooklyn Park Hebron-Harman Pasadena Tracey’s Recreation Center. Children ages 3, 4, & 5 are eligible to attend the Cape St. Claire High Point Quarterfield Waugh Chapel program. There are multiple part-time and full-time care opportunities Crofton Meadows Hilltop Severn available. Please see our website for more details. Davidsonville Lake Shore Severna Park Middle School Program For MORE INFORMATION visit A middle school PM program is available at Crofton MS. Children in grades 6-8 are eligible to attend the Middle School Teen Group program. us at www.aacounty.org/departments/ recreation-parks/child-care/ or call 410-222-7856
VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS Youth Summer Counselor In Training Volunteer Summer Serve Volunteer Programs Program Leadership Challenge Our youth volunteer programs are unpaid Students entering 8th grade in the Fall up Students entering 8th grade in the Fall positions designed to give middle and to age 15 may apply for the Counselor In up to age 15 may apply. Mature youth high school aged youth the opportunity to Training (CIT) Program. Mature youth will gain gain volunteer leadership experience in a volunteer in several programs. Nominal fee experience in our neighborhood school-based structured environment. These participants includes bus (if available), camp shirt and field summer camp programs. Youth completing will be given the opportunity to volunteer at trips. Service learning hours are available. Fee 9th grade are eligible to apply for the Quiet Mayo Beach Adaptive Day Camp, work with is not paid until acceptance into the program Waters Day Camp CIT Program. youth with disabilities, learn leadership skills is finalized. Limited scholarships are available. and other important life skills. Must commit to a minimum of 1 two week session. Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks, click on the “Jobs” link and then select “Volunteer Opportunities,” or email [email protected] for more information.
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Quiet Waters Day Camp is a full day camp for children entering grades K-6. QUIET WATERS Activities may include arts and crafts, nature, sports, music and drama, active games, swimming, field trips, special theme days, and MORE! Pre-Teen Summer Camp SUMMER SUMMER CAMPS camps (Grades 5-6) offer more challenging and age-appropriate activities and an additional field trip for each session. Extended hours as well as bus BUS STOPS transportation offered for an additional charge. Quiet Waters Day Camp is Bus pick-up and drop-off are offered for an additional fee of $70 per session closed Thursday, July 4th, in observance of Independence Day, but is open for Quiet Waters Day Camp and Teen on Friday, July 5th. Camp. All bus stops are tentative and subject to change. Final morning pick- Additional information will be distributed and parent meeting up times will be between 7:00 am-7:50 will be scheduled at the end of June. am, and afternoon drop-off times will Early Registration: Until April 30, you may register with a non-refundable be between 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm. Parents/ caregivers must be available for 10-15 deposit. The deposit is $50 for each individual session and $100 for each all minutes prior to and following pick-ups session program number. Beginning May 1, you must pay in full for each and drop-offs, to allow for traffic and session at the time of registration. other variables. Final times and routes will be determined and distributed at a later date based on participation. Two-week sessions. Fee includes swim lessons at the Annapolis Sam’s Club Arundel Olympic Swim Center on Riva Road (by the gas station) Arundel High School Entering Grades K-1 8:30am-3:45pm PM Extended Care 3:45-5:30pm Arundel Olympic Swim Center “Little Wonders” at Quiet Waters Park Jun 17 – Jun 28 (session 1) #16086 $465 Jun 17 – Jun 28 (session 1) #16111 $70/session Broadneck Elementary School Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) #16087 $465 Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) #16112 $70/session Cape St. Claire Elementary School Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16088 $465 Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16113 $70/session Central Middle School All three sessions #16089 $1250 All three sessions #16114 $210 Crofton Elementary School Davidsonville Elementary School Entering Grades 2-4 8:30am-3:45pm PM Extended Care Until 6:00pm Millersville Elementary School “Day Campers” at Camp Anne Arundel sites Jun 17 – Jun 28 (session 1) #16090 $445 Participants also must register for bus Severna Park - Kohl’s Parking Lot Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) #16092 $445 Transportation (see side panel) Southern High School Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16094 $445 Cape St. Claire ES Jun 17 – Jun 28 (session 1) All three sessions #16095 $1180 No session 1 #16751 $70/session Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) * #16808 $70/session Entering Grades 5-6 8:30am-3:45pm Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16809 $70/session Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) #16752 $70/session “Pre-Teens” Crofton ES Jun 17 – Jun 28 (session 1) #16098 $465 No session 1 Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) Jul 1– Jul 12 (session 2) #16100 $465 Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) * #16810 $70/session #16753 $70/session Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16102 $465 Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16811 $70/session All three sessions #16104 $1250 Davidsonville ES No session 1 In cooperation with Anne Arundel AM Extended Care 7:30-8:30am Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) * #16115 $70/session County Public Schools Food Jun 17– Jun 28 (session 1) #16107 $70/session Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16116 $70/session and Nutrition, we will be Jul 1 – Jul 12 (session 2) #16108 $70/session participating in the Summer Food Program at various Jul 15 – Jul 26 (session 3) #16109 $70/session * Not available on July 4-5. locations including: Glendale All three sessions #16110 $210 ES, North Arundel Aquatic Center, Lothian CAA, Marley CAA and Quiet Waters Day Camp.
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Tween and Teen Yoga Camp Recreation and Parks Athletics offer several opportunities for Explore the world of yoga through yoga sequences, relaxation, and meditation youth to participate in sports specific camps. Please check techniques through proper breathing. You will the website for updates and specific information. learn about the disciplines of yoga and chakras while having fun, doing crafts, and making new friends. Ages 12-18, $95 - 1 Week Elite Starr Athletic Academy North County Recreation Center Summer Youth Sports Camps #15963 Mon-Fri 1:00-2:00pm Jul 8 Improve Your Game At Camp!! Elite Starr Athletic Academy, LLC provides great camp experiences that will help IMPROVE your athletic Theatre Performance Camps skills. This is accomplished through positive See page 23. reinforcement coaching and skill level training given by highly skilled coaches. Our camp programs are designed to improve skill levels, Wilderness Camps promote a deeper love for the sport, and most importantly have fun. Sports camps offered Wilderness Survival Week! throughout the summer include: Coyle Outside is bringing North American Football, Soccer, Basketball, Field Hockey Bushcraft School’s Jason Drevenak (National Baseball, Volleyball, Lacrosse, Track, Softball, by age and instruction will be age appropriate Geographic’s “Mygrations” and Discovery’s Cheerleading, Wrestling and differentiated for abilities. “Darkness” TV shows) to share his decades of Ages: 8-Incoming 9th graders (depending on Week 1: June 24-28 expertise with participants as they learn to the camp) Week 2: July 22-26 build shelters, firecraft, stone tools, cordage, Prices vary based on camp. Time: 6:15 – 8:15pm how to track animals, identify useful plants, Dates: June - August Where: Chesapeake High School Bermuda and navigate in the wild. 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The coach to player ratios are Agility Camp for Boys and Girls Ages 7-14 playing some awesome games as well! kept small to ensure everyone has an optimal Our camp focuses on improving the speed, $300 - 1 week learning environment. Experienced coaches agility, strength and endurance of young Lake Waterford Park make the game of soccer fun, learning skills athletes looking to take their games to the Ages 6-9 through age appropriate games. next level. Athletes will be participating in #16231 Mon-Fri 9:00am-4:00pm Jul 15 Week 1: June 24-28 activities such as sled pushes, battling ropes, #16234 Mon-Fri 9:00am-4:00pm Aug 5 Week 2: July 22-26 plyometric training, hill sprints, speed chute Ages 10-14 Time: 5:30 – 6:15pm training, speed harness training, ladder drills, #16235 Mon-Fri 9:00am-4:00pm Jul 15 Where: Chesapeake High School Bermuda Field overspeed training, mini hurdle training, agility #16236 Mon-Fri 9:00am-4:00pm Aug 5 Monday-Friday with the Chesapeake High School drills, tire flipping and more! Gym reserved as a weather related back up. When: June 24-August 7 Ninja Warrior Parkour Camp Cost for the week: $90 Time: 7:30 – 9:00am Train with expert free running and parkour To register and for more information visit www. Where: Chesapeake High School’s Turf instructors as you develop and master chesapeakebaysportscamps.com Field on Mondays and Tennis Courts tumbling, obstacle navigation, and improvised on Wednesdays. Camp is Mondays and movement. Become stronger, more flexible, Chesapeake Bay Sports Camps Soccer Camp Wednesdays with Tuesdays and Thursdays as and more explosive in this intense camp. for Boys and Girls Ages 7-14 rain dates if needed. Participants will learn, practice, and utilize Boys and Girls will learn to hone their soccer Cost for the entire 14 session camp: $250. various disciplines such as martial arts, skills through the direction of experienced Early bird on-line registration discount of $15 gymnastics, and acrobatics. You will develop coaches. The players will work on improving off if you register before May 31, 2019. your whole body, balance, and focus on your their dribbling skills, passing skills, off-ball To register and for more information www. way to becoming a ninja athlete! movement, shooting technique, defensive chesapeakebaysportscamps.com Ages 10-14, $365 - 1 week positioning, and offense and defensive Lake Waterford Park techniques and tactics. 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ti Open Seven Days a Week enin s Winter-Spring 2019 GENERAL INFORMATION The Anne Arundel County Department of Recreation and Parks promotes health and wellness in our community through a variety of quality programming. Our two public indoor swimming facilities, Arundel Olympic Swim Center and North Arundel Aquatic Center, offer private, semi- private and group classes to swimmers of all ages and abilities. Lanes are Arundel Olympic Swim Center continuously available for lap and recreational swimming. Swim Lessons North Arundel Water Aerobics The facilities are handicap accessible and include fully equipped locker Aquatic Center Competitive Swimming rooms with coin operated lockers. Youth 12 and under must be accompanied American Red Cross
ENJOY EXPLORE RESTORE Certifi cation by a paying adult. Children must be age 3 and up. All persons using the pools www.aacounty.org/recparks School Break must be fully toilet-trained; swim diapers are not permitted. PLUS Fun Days
GENERAL ADMISSION Pick-up a copy of our 2019 Aquatic Online registration is available at www.aacounty.org/recparks for passes and Happenings guide at the Arundel program registration. Must show proof of Anne Arundel County residency, Olympic Swim Center and North acceptable forms listed on our website. Arundel Aquatic Center or on the web See website for fees and acceptable residency forms at at www.aacounty.org/recparks www.aacounty.org/recparks ■ Ages 3–5, Learn-to-Swim Lessons PASSES ■ Youth Ages 6 to 12 Swim Lessons Valid at Arundel Olympic Swim Center ■ Youth Competitive Swimming and North Arundel Aquatic Center ■ Teen and Adult Swim Lessons Frequent User Passes (FUPs), 15-swim passes and Family 20-swim passes are ■ Adult Water Aerobics available with online registration. FUPs are not prorated and do not cover the ■ Aqua Zumba cost of water fitness classes. 15-swim passes and Family 20-swim passes do not ■ Masters Competitive Swimming have an expiration date. The 15-swim passes are valid for water fitness drop-in ■ Private and Semi Private Lessons at AOSC and NAAC. Family 20-swim passes must have a minimum of 1 adult ■ American Red Cross Certification and 1 child per visit and follow the 1 adult per 5 children ratio. All passes can be used for drop-in swimming at NAAC and AOSC. Purchase of FUPs, 15-swim passes, and Family 20-swim passes does not guarantee admittance to the water park; however, they can be used to acquire a ticket if space permits.
To purchase a pass online, visit us at Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks for www.aacounty.org/recparks additional information, the latest updates and to register online. All passes purchased online must present confirmation of purchase and valid ID. Passes are valid at both pools (AOSC and NAAC).
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the appropriate class for the child based on his/her skill level. based class for the child on his/her skillthe appropriate level. Dance Classes, Camps, and Locations on pages 24-25 and Locations Camps, Classes, Dance Note: Instructors may make suggestions after regarding first class the suggestions Instructors make may Note: Spring & Summer Dance Programs Adaptive Recreation Programs Adaptive Spring & Summer Dance Students will be introduced to the basic positions and the basic positions to Students will be introduced of ballet and tap. steps Little Dancers II Little Dancers Little Dancers I Little Dancers dance through to will be introduced children The they engage their and ballet. As movement creative coordination, they balance, will develop imaginations, skills. and basic movement Let your creativity shine! We will be using our We creativity shine! your Let and work movement creative explore to imaginations skills motor boys. in a class just for on gross A high-energy introduction to tumbling and creative A high-energy tumbling and creative introduction to skills.movement & Groove Move Boys Terrific Tumblers Terrific Students will continue dancing through the stories Students will continue dancing through but with a deeper focus princesses, of their favorite ballet skills.on beginning Although this class is and Ballerina Tutus Tiny our from a progression no experience is needed! class, Princesses Ballerina Princesses: Prima Prima Ballerina Princesses: Ballerinas Ballerina Princesses while movement the basics of ballet/creative Learn princesses. favorite getting lost in the worlds of your up! dress to free Feel This class introduces dancers to the basics of ballet/ dancers to class introduces This princess their favorite through movement creative stories! Ballerina Princesses: Tiny Tutus Ballerina Tiny Princesses: Baby Doll Ballet Baby familiarize to independent class is designed This with the dance move to who love children young Students will work on basic class environment. to moving stretching, concepts such as balance, skills fun songs and basic coordination through music, bring Students get to their favorite and dance games. to help ease the separation animal doll or stuffed parents. from Youth Teen to Youth 24 JUST FOR KIDS WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS Cheer Dance Teen Acro Acro I Modern Ballet/Tap/Jazz Intermediate/Advanced Ballet/Tap/Jazz Beginner Ballet& Tap Ballet I Little DancersII Little DancersI Little DancersI BP: Prima Ballerinas BP: Prima Ballerinas BP: Prima Ballerinas PrincessesBallerina PrincessesBallerina PrincessesBallerina PrincessesBallerina PrincessesBallerina PrincessesBallerina PrincessesBallerina PrincessesBallerina BP: Tiny Tutus BP: Tiny Tutus BP: Tiny Tutus Boy's Move &Groove Terrific Tumblers Ballet Baby Doll Ballet Baby Doll FMES WCES SPMS SCRC PES PCSR OMSR NCRC NAAC Locations Class Dance Dance
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Activity Days of Week, Activity Name Number Location Age Cost Start Date End Date Start Time and Duration Instructor Name Ballerina Princess Camp 16178 SCRC 3-5 $135 7/8/19 7/12/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-12pm Michalah Arnold Ballerina Princess Camp 16179 SCRC 3-5 $135 8/5/19 8/9/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-12pm Michalah Arnold Ballerina Princess Camp 16176 NCRC 3-5 $135 6/17/19 6/21/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-12pm Heather Harris Ballerina Princess Camp 16177 NCRC 3-5 $135 8/19/19 8/23/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-12pm Heather Harris Summer Dance Camp * 16180 SCRC 6-10 $180 6/24/19 6/28/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm Michalah Arnold Summer Dance Camp * 16181 SCRC 6-10 $180 7/22/19 7/26/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm Michalah Arnold Summer Dance Camp * 16182 SCRC 6-10 $180 8/12/19 8/16/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm Michalah Arnold Summer Dance Intensive Camp 16183 SPMS 7-12 $180 8/5/19 8/9/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm Heather Harris Broadway Boot Camp * 16174 WCES Entering $180 6/24/19 6/28/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm Heather Harris Grades 2-7 Broadway Boot Camp 16175 NCRC Entering $180 8/12/19 8/16/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm Heather Harris Grades 4-9 One-Week Musical Project * 16184 FMES Entering $215 7/22/19 7/26/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm Heather Harris Grades 1-6 One-Week Musical Project * 16185 FMES Entering $215 7/29/19 8/2/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm Heather Harris Grades 3-7 One-Week Musical Project 16621 PES Entering $215 7/8/19 7/12/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm Heather Harris Grades 3-8 One-Week Musical Project * 16186 SCRC Entering $215 7/15/19 7/19/19 Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm Heather Harris Grades 1-6
* Extended Care is available at sites where Camp Anne Arundel (CAA) is held, for an additional fee. Please see page 16 for more information.
HAVE YOUR NEXT Party AT OUR AQUATICS______CENTERS! Our pools and community rooms are the perfect place to host all kinds of gatherings from birthday parties to family events. Parties may be reserved for weekends at both Centers and for the weekdays at North Arundel Aquatic Center. Party Rental Information North Arundel Aquatic Center 410-222-0090 • Arundel Olympic Swim Center 410-222-7933
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• Basic release techniques from various Programs grabs by attackers, such as wrist grabs, choke holds, and hair pulls • Basic defense techniques using your Arts & Crafts hands, feet, elbows, and knees • Techniques for using pepper spray for The Art of Quilting self-defense Learn how to design precious quilts, wall Taught by experienced Black Belt Instructors hangings, pillow shams, tree skirts and baby from Winged Dragon Karate Club, this class quilts. does not require any previous self-defense Age 18-up, $70 – 8 weeks experience. South County Recreation Center Ages 14 and up, $35 – 1 day class #16657 Thu 9:30-11:30am Apr 4 Quarterfield Elementary School #16658 Thu 7:00-9:00pm Apr 4 #16083 Sat 10:00am-1:15pm Mar 23 North County Recreation Center #15934 Sat 10:00am-1:15pm Feb 2 Sew What ? #15935 Sat 10:00am-1:15pm Mar 2 The basics and beyond of machine and hand #15936 Sat 10:00am-1:15pm Apr 6 sewing will be taught. Instruction given on #15937 Sat 10:00am-1:15pm May 4 basic stitches and machine operation. Bring #15938 Sat 10:00am-1:15pm Jun 1 your machine or use ours. Age 16-up, $70 -- 8 weeks South County Recreation Center Self Defense Class: Partners #16659 Wed 7:00-9:00pm Mar 13 This class is designed to make couples, #16660 Thu 9:30-11:30am Mar 14 friends, and family aware of, and prepared for, #16661 Thu 9:30-11:30am May 16 many dangerous situations that may occur in everyday life. Students will learn: • How to improve awareness of potentially Specialty Ceramics Techniques dangerous situations Activities include games, and Design • Strategies for avoiding dangerous swimming, pizza and a Select your projects from the extensive situations movie. Children should variety of green ware. Learn techniques in dry • Awareness of carjacking threats and ways brushing, glazing and chalks. to avoid becoming a carjacking victim wear comfortable clothing Age 18-up, $60 - 8 Weeks • Basic release techniques from various and tennis shoes. Bring a South County Recreation Center grabs by attackers, such as wrist grabs, swimsuit and towel. #16662 Tue 7:00-9:00pm Apr 2 choke holds, and hair pulls #16663 Wed 9:30-11:30am Apr 3 • Basic defense techniques using your Ages 6 - 11 hands, feet, elbows, and knees $11.00 early registration • Techniques for using pepper spray for Self-Defense self-defense $17.00 night of event Fridays 5:00-7:45pm Taught by experienced Black Belt Instructors Self Defense Class: from Winged Dragon Karate Club, this class #15766 Feb 15 Women and Teen does not require any previous self-defense #15769 Mar 15 This class is designed to make women and experience. #15767 Apr 19 teenage girls aware of, and prepared for, Ages 14 and up, $35 – 1 day class. Each #15768 May 17 many dangerous situations that may occur in participant must be registered separately. everyday life. North County Recreation Center Space is limited, early Students will learn: #15939 Sat 10:00-1:15pm Feb 16 registration is recommended. • How to improve awareness of potentially #15940 Sat 10:00-1:15pm Mar 16 dangerous situations #15941 Sat 10:00-1:15pm Apr 27 Call 410-222-0090 or visit • Strategies for avoiding dangerous situations #15942 Sat 10:00-1:15pm May 18 www.aacounty.org/recparks • Awareness of carjacking threats and ways to #15943 Sat 10:00-1:15pm Jun 15 avoid becoming a carjacking victim
WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS 27 28 ADULT PROGRAMS WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS #16081 (9010 Fort Smallwood Road, Pasadena) Compass Pointe Course Golf Ages 18andup, $90-4 Weeks no shirt, T-shirts ortanktops. mustwear acollaredgame. Allparticipants Topics includeset-up, game, andlong short Adult ofGolf Basics #16073 CenterAnnapolis Senior Ages 15andup, $115-10weeks Club instructors Classes are taught by Winged Dragon Karate mind. Loose clothingrequired. while exercising anddiscipliningbody Learn andprotective self-defense maneuvers Adult Karate #15984 MD21054) Gambrills, (1188 MD-3, Anne ArundelArchers Ages 15andup, $100-5 Weeks ofRoute 424inCrofton. just north The range islocated onsouthboundRoute 3, yourBring own equipmentorborrow ours. level studentsby theAnneArundelArchers. for bothbeginner andintermediateInstruction Archery andFitness Sports #16082 #16074 #16075 G #16076 School Elementary Quarterfield #16077 CountySouth Recreation Center #16078 School Crofton Middle Ages 15andup, $70-6weeks Classes are taught by Dragon Storm instructors #16079 Four School Elementary Seasons #16080 County RecreationNorth Center lendale Elementary School lendale Elementary Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks for additional information, thelatest updates andto register online.
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Adult Neighborhood Tennis JOIN Anne Arundel County Recreation and Learn the game; get back on the court; or just meet new people. Coordinators will coach and Parks for its Track & Field Series this summer! match players by ability. Certified instructors Thursday Evenings 6:00 – 8:00pm from the Annapolis Area Tennis School. Fee June 6 – August 1 (No Event July 4) covers instruction and the cost of balls. Bring Northeast High School your own racquet or use one of ours. 1121 Duvall Highway, Pasadena, MD Ages 18+, $90 - 6 weeks Youth ages 5-18: $30/series (#16804) Bio Fitness Cardio Fit (High/Low) Lake Waterford Park #16664 Sun 5:30-7:00pm Apr 7 Adults ages 19+: $60/series (#16805) Benfield ES #16004 M/W 6 wks (12 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 11 $67 #16665 Sun 5:30-7:00pm Jun 9 Events will be run in the following order: Benfield ES #16011 M/W 4 wks (8 classes) 6:30-7:30pm May 1 $45 Annapolis High School 3200m, 100m, 800m, 200m, Long Jump, 400m, 4x100m Relay, #16666 Sun 5:30-7:00pm Apr 7 High Point ES #16014 M/W 6 wks (12 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 11 $67 1500m, and 4x400m Relay. #16667 Tue 6:30-8:00pm Apr 9
High Point ES #16018 M/W 4 wks (8 classes) 6:30-7:30pm May 1 $45 #16668 Sun 5:30-7:00pm Jun 9 TRACK& FIELD 2019 Entry fees are non-refundable. Quarterfield ES #16021 M/W 6 wks (12 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 11 $67 #16669 Tue 6:30-8:00pm Jun 11 Quarterfield ES #16022 M/W 4 wks (8 classes) 6:30-7:30pm May 1 $45 Men’s 30 and Over Pick-Up Yoga Parent and Child Yoga Waugh Chapel ES #16025 M/W 6 wks (12 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 11 $67 This is a beginner to intermediate yoga class Have a family-oriented child-friendly yoga Basketball designed to relax your body and mind with experience through stretching, balance, Waugh Chapel ES #16027 M/W 4 wks (8 classes) 6:30-7:30pm May 1 $45 Age 30+, $55 - 10 Weeks sequences improving flexibility, strength, and relaxation, and breathing. Maximum of two South County Recreation Center Bio Fitness Cardio Fit (Low Impact) balance. You will learn how to incorporate children per parent/guardian. Please bring a #16672 Thu 7:30-9:30pm Feb 14 breathing techniques into your yoga practice. yoga mat . Ferndale Learning Ctr #16028 T/Th 6 wks (12 classes) 6:30-7:30pm Mar 12 $67 #16673 Thu 7:30-9:30pm Apr 25 Please bring a yoga mat. Ages 5+ Ferndale Learning Ctr #16030 T/Th 4 wks (8 classes) 6:30-7:30pm May 7 $45 Ages 18+, $83 – 10 weeks $95 Per Parent - 10 weeks South County Recreation Ctr #16036 T/Th 6 wks (12 classes) 5:45-6:45pm Mar 12 $67 Pickleball Davidsonville ES North County Recreation Center Age 18+, $20- 10 Weeks #15000 Wed 6:15-7:00 pm Mar 27 #16790 Mon 9:45-10:30am Apr 8 South County Recreation Ctr #16040 T/Th 4 wks (8 classes) 5:45-6:45pm May 7 $45 South County Recreation Center North County Recreation Center #16674 M/W/F 9:00am-12:00pm Jun 3 Bio Fitness Tone & Firm #15987 Wed 6:15-7:00pm Apr 10 Arundel Olympic Swim Ctr #16044 T/Th 6 wks (12 classes) 6:00-7:00pm Mar 12 $67 Arundel Olympic Swim Ctr #16046 Tue 4 wks (4 classes) 7:15-8:15pm Mar 12 $22 Arundel Olympic Swim Ctr #16049 T/Th 6 wks (12 classes) 6:00-7:00pm Mar 7 $67 Arundel Olympic Swim Ctr #16051 Tue 4 wks (4 classes) 7:15-8:15pm May 7 $22 Crofton Woods ES #16054 M/W 6 wks (12 classes) 6:15-7:15pm Mar 11 $67 Crofton Woods ES #16060 M/W 4 wks (8 classes) 6:15-7:15pm May 1 $45 EISENHOWER REOPENING IN 2020! FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK For Course Renovation Updates
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For additional information call the Sports Desk at 410-222-7865. Register online at www.aacounty.org/RecParks/ ADULT PROGRAMS ADULT COUNTY COED SOFTBALL Registration begins February 4, 2019. League play begins April 12, 2019. Games played on Friday nights and Sundays. Friday League –10 weeks of play, 10 single games. Sunday League – 5 weeks of play, double ALL participants in Anne Arundel header games. (Officials paid on the field County Adult leagues must be SOCCER by teams.) 18 years of age or older. Registration begins February 4, 2019. Fee: $250/team League play begins week April 7, 2019. Contact Baer Chandler 410-222-0017. 10 matches with in league playoffs. FLAG FOOTBALL League choices are; Sunday Unlimited, MEN’S/COED/SENIORS Registration begins: February 4, 2019.. Monday Co-Ed, Tuesday 40 & Over, 8 Man League SOFTBALL Thursday 30 & Over, Thursday 50 & Over. Registration begins February 4, 2019. League begins February 7, 2019. Fee: $375/team. League play begins week of April 5, 2019. Games Sunday mornings, 9 games plus end of (Officials paid on the field by teams.) All Adult leagues play 11 weeks double league tournament. Contact Baer Chandler 410-222-0017. header games. Fee: $455/team. League Choices 4 Man League BASEBALL Monday Co-Ed, Monday Men’s D, Monday League begins April 8, 2019. Registration begins: February 11, 2019. Men’s E and Monday Men’s E-Rec. Games Monday Nights (Double headers), 14 League play begins week of May 5, 2019. Wednesday Men’s D, Wednesday Men’s games plus end of league tournament. League choices are; 18+ Division, Over E and Wednesday Men’s E-Rec. Thursday Fee: $340/team. 25 Division, Over 35 Division and Over Men’s D, Thursday Men’s E and Thursday (Officials paid on the field by teams.) 45 Division. Men’s E-Rec. Friday Co-Ed, Friday Men’s E Contact Jeff Porter at 410-222-7865. Fee: $475/team. and Friday Men’s E-Rec. KICKBALL Contact Baer Chandler 410-222-0017. Fee: $785/team. Registration begins: February 4, 2019. Seniors League play begins April 5 (weather BASKETBALL All Senior leagues play 16 weeks double permitting). Games played on Friday evenings Registration begins: March 2, 2019. header games/32 games. at Randazzo Park. League play begins week of April 18, 2019. Senior League Choice: Tuesday Over 60, League is 7 weeks, two games per night. League choices are; 18+ Unlimited, 35+ Tuesday Over 65 and Wednesday Over 50. Fee: $505/team and 50+ Divisions. Senior League Fee: $1,145/team. (Officials paid on the field by teams.) Fee: $320/team. (Officials paid on the field by teams.) Contact the Sports desk 410-222-7865. Contact Baer Chandler 410-222-0017. Contact Baer Chandler 410-222-0017. Athletic Facilities Bachman Sports Complex Joe Cannon Stadium 570 E Ordnance Rd, Glen Burnie 7551 Teague Rd, Hanover 410-222-0017 410-222-6652
30 WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS PARKS Directory PARKS Our Department manages nearly 140 parks, natural and historical areas and athletic facilities. Enjoy the beauty of Anne Arundel County by visiting a park or facility with family and friends.
REGIONAL PARKS Lake Waterford Park & NATURAL AREAS AND TRAILS Adaptive Recreation Complex AND HISTORIC PARKS 830 Pasadena Road Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks for complete Pasadena, MD 21122 Bacon Ridge Natural Area information about each regional park and trail. 410-222-6248 In the South River Greenway $ – See park fees on page 32 Open 7:00am – dusk Crownsville, MD 21032 Facility Rentals (outdoor pavilions 410-222-7317 Anne Arundel County Trails and adaptive sports field) The access to the trail system is through Jonas & Anne Catharine Green Park Quiet Waters Park special events scheduled by the County or Visitor Center organized by other organizations. 1997 Baltimore Annapolis Blvd. 600 Quiet Waters Park Road Annapolis, MD 21409 Annapolis, MD 21403 Beverly - Triton Beach Park 410-222-6141 410-222-1777 1399 Triton Beach Road B&A Trail extends 15 miles from Jonas Green Open 7:00am – dusk $ * Mayo, MD 21037 Park in Annapolis to Dorsey Road in Glen Facility Rentals (outdoor pavilions 443-202-0179 Burnie; BWI Trail circles BWI Airport with12.5 and indoor event room) Open from 7:00 am to dusk. miles of paved trail; WB&A Trail is 3.8 miles and Boat and Bike Rentals Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas follows the old WB&A Railroad right of way. (operated by Paddle or Pedal. Visit www.paddleorpedal.com or call Hancock’s Resolution Downs Park 410-271-7007 for information) 2795 Bayside Beach Road 8311 John Downs Loop Pasadena, MD 21122 Pasadena, MD 21122 Thomas Point Park 410-255-4048 410-222-6230 3890 Thomas Point Road Open Sundays, April – October (except for Open 7:00am – dusk $ * Annapolis, MD 21403 Easter Sunday) 1:00 – 4:00pm Facility Rentals (outdoor pavilions, youth group 410-222-1777 (QWP Office) www.historichancocksresolution.org camping area and indoor event room) Open 8:00am – dusk * Vehicle entry into Thomas Point Park requires a Historic London Town & Gardens Fort Smallwood Park Monthly Vehicle/Fishing Permit except during 839 Londontown Road 9500 Fort Smallwood Road the off season months of November to March Edgewater, MD 21037 Pasadena, MD 21122 410-222-1919 410-222-0087 Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary www.historiclondontown.org 1361 Wrighton Road Open 5:30am – dusk $ Mayo Beach Park Open 7 days a week Lothian, MD 20711 410-741-9330 4150 Honeysuckle Drive Facility Rental (outdoor pavilion and Edgewater, MD 21037 organized youth group camping), Open Wed, Fri, Sat and Sun. $6 daily entrance fee/vehicle 410-222-1978 swimming beach Swimming beach Public Boat Launch $ www.jugbay.org Harry and Jeanette Weinbert Park Glendening Nature Preserve 1543 Fairview Beach Road 5702 Plummer Lane, Lothian, MD 20711 COMMUNITY PARKS Open 9:00am – 5:00pm, daily Pasadena, MD 21122 Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks for the Kinder Farm Park Nature Preserve at Waysons Corner complete listing of community parks. 5481 Southern Maryland Blvd, Lothian, MD 20711 1001 Kinder Farm Park Road Open dawn – dusk, daily Millersville, MD 21108 410-222-6115 Patuxent Wetland Park PARK CONTACTS Open 7:00am – dusk $ * 1426 Mt. Zion Marlboro Rd, Lothian, MD 20711 Open dawn – dusk, daily General Park Information: 410-222-7317 Facility Rentals (outdoor pavilions, Wootons Landing Park To report maintenance issues: 410-222-7317 youth group camping area and event Facility Rental: To reserve a facility at a region- meeting room) 4550 Sands Rd, Harwood, MD 20776 Open dawn – dusk, daily al park contact that park office. To reserve a Farm Preserve community park pavilion visit our website. 6032 Pindell Road, Lothian, MD 20711 * Open 7 days a week Open dawn-dusk, daily Preserve at Waysons Corner 5490 Sands Road, Lothian, MD 20711 Open dawn-dusk, daily WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS 31 32 PARKS WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS Arnold, MD21012 618 Broadneck Road (Dog Beach only) Beach (Dog Pasadena MD21122 Loop Downs 8311 John Odenton, MD21113 Road 1405 Jackson Towsers Branch Park WatersQuiet Park Park City Maryland Edgewater, MD21037 3389 GlebeHeightsDrive Loch Haven Park Downs Park Broadneck Park MD21054 Gambrills, 2400 Davidsonville Road BranchBell Athletic Complex and fishingspotsswimmingbeaches. launchsites information oncanoeandkayak keyword access”“water for site guide. Locate Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks, search Severn DanzaPark River. onlineataacounty.org/recparks. Reserve campsites to rent alongthePatuxentpaddle-in Anne ArundelRecreation andParks offers two Camping Paddle-In Operated Archers. Arundel by Anne www.annearundelarchers.com Crofton, MD21114 range archery Outdoor and Parks. ofRecreation Department County Arundel operators withAnne through partnerships facilities areSome managedby private Annapolis ,MD21403 600 Quiet Waters Park Road Operated by Chesapeake BMX(CBMX). www.chesapeakebmx.com MD21144 Severn, Avenue726 Donaldson Laurel, MD20724 Road 565 Brockbridge Facilities &Partnerships SITES & FISHING SPOTS CARTOP BOAT LAUNCH PADDLE-IN CAMPING BMX RACEBMX TRACK DOG PARKS ARCHERY
Daily BoatLaunchPermit ( Lifetime Citizen Senior Pass (Age 60andover) Daily BusParking Permit Kinder FarmKinder Park Waters andQuiet Park andcan purchased be attheselocations. Citizen PassesLifetime Senior andAnnual Vehicle Permits are valid Park, atDowns Fort Smallwood Park, AnnualPermit Vehicle connected IDrequired)(Service Veterans andtheirFamilies Daily Vehicle Individuals, Parking Connected Permit Military -Service (MVA handicapped tagsorhangingpermitrequired) Daily Vehicle Parking Permit -Physically Challenged Daily Vehicle Parking Permit Annual Boat LaunchPermit ( Operated by andSupply Paintball Sports www.paintballsportsandsupply.com 410-439-0039 Glen Burnie, MD Road 7360 Carbide Managed by Billy Casper Management,Inc. Golf www.eisenhowergolf.com Crownsville, MD21032 Highway 1576 Generals Closed for Renovations, in2020 Re-opening 410-255-7764 Pasadena, MD 9010 Fort Smallwood Road Solley CoveSolley Park Eisenhower Course Golf Managed by Billy Casper Management,Inc. Golf www.compasspointegolf.com Compass Pointe Courses Golf Operated by JDSEquestrian Center, Inc. information oncampsinJuneandJuly. Day Camp,Horse BackRiding callfor 443-878-2845 Annapolis, MD 584 Broadneck Road Andy SmithEquestrian Center Operated by MorningsideStables [email protected] Linthicum Heights, MD 433 Andover Road, Andover Equestrian Center Downs Park, Fort Smallwood Park, KinderFarm Park &Quiet Waters Park EQUESTRIAN CENTERS
PAINTBALL GOLF (Non county residents(Non county $40.00peryear) (Any vehicle(Any over 12personcapacity)
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WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS on pages 44-45 SEE ONGOING EVENTS ONGOING SEE 3/10 Sunday Sunrise with the Ranger 6:45 -7:30 am Downs Park behind the Ranger DeVault Dave Join Park talk about as we at bayside Center Visitor the history of the park, of Spring, signs and more. waterfowl on the Chesapeake Bay, main attraction though is our programs This sunrises at the park,exceptional so bring a hope for permitting) we camera and (weather at 7:17am (sunrise).a good show 3/16 Saturday Series: Spring Talk Garden Gardening Vegetable 10:00 – 11:00 am Downs Park Guest speaker of owner Elliott, Elizabeth Center, Landscape and Garden Himmel’s a can contribute to you discusses how beautiful world by healthier and more better, Edible or herb a vegetable garden! growing a provide encourage pollinators, gardens and delight the senses source, food healthy colors and textures. with outstanding aromas, space whether your maximize to how Learn building a raised bed container gardening, the best Discover or cultivating plots. garden, our region, and herbvegetable varieties for discuss seed starting learn transplants, vs. soil preparation, about composting and garden Registration and more! dealing with pests, 410-222-6230 or email Call required. apply. Gate fees [email protected]. Soup and Science Lecture SeriesSoup Lecture and Science 12:00 – 2:30 pm Sanctuary Bay Wetlands Jug heartyEnjoy bread homemade soup and fresh at Jug lovers nature 1 pm with fellow noon to 1-2:30 pm sit Then Sanctuary. Wetlands Bay tea and dessert or back with a cup of coffee Ages: our guest speaker. to listening and enjoy $6 per vehicle members, FOJB to Free Adults. at www. required Registration non members. friendsofjugbay.org. 3/16 Saturday
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include stations to explore volunteer roles with roles volunteer explore include stations to animal husbandry (goat & turtle), turtle box monitoring pollinator counts, bird telemetry, vernal pool canoe trip leading, and inventory, N. snakehead naturalist management, ecology, more. and many roles, center and visitor opportunities 15+, but many family Ages: are Email required. FREE. Registration friendly, [email protected]. 3/9 Saturday Turf to Habitat - Part I: Habitat to Turf habitat a wildlife Designing 1:00 – 3:00 pm Preserve Glendening Nature eco Join an experienced landscaper from Service Garden learn to friendly Lauren’s habitat: a wildlife the basics of designing selection site and observation,resources, and other picking layouts land plants, important successful and elements for habitat. Develop a realistic sustainable wildlife concept plan. an overall budget, developing 410-741-9330 or required: FREE. Registration [email protected]. August August 2019
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Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks online Calendar of Events for for of Events online Calendar www.aacounty.org/recparks Visit MARCH 2019 Citizen Science & Volunteer Volunteer & Science Citizen Open House 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Sanctuary Bay Wetlands Jug the amazing volunteer explore Come opportunities will learn Participants at Jug Bay! and citizen stewardship about the volunteer, open house will The science opportunities. 3/9 Saturday Woodcock Watch Woodcock 5:45 – 6:30 pm Sanctuary Bay Wetlands Jug Join experienced Mike naturalist Quinlan “sky observe to evening winter on a late the it, of the male put as Aldo Leopold dance”, annual mating ritualThis American woodcock. the for Dress takes place right in the meadow. park $6 per vehicle 10+. Fee: Ages weather. 410-741- required: Registration entrance fee. 9330 or e-mail [email protected]. 3/2 Saturday 34 PARKS clothing during theirvisit! clothing during wood. caneven dress upincolonial-style Kids rope andchopping their handatmaking for visitors to andopportunities try History Maryland ofearly representing acentury includecostumedinterpretersactivities Special with only$1admissionallweekend! andheritage history Celebrate Maryland Historic London Town &Gardens 10:00 am–4:30pm Day Weekend Maryland 3/30-31 Saturday –Sunday [email protected] fee. Registration required: Call 410-741-9330or sunset. Ages 10+.Fee: entrance $6vehicle park deckto watch the end upattheobservation look for indicators ofthechanging seasonand ofSpring.trails to celebrate thearrival We’ll Quinlan for aneasystroll ontheSanctuary’s NaturalistMike Master experienced Join Jug BayWetlands Sanctuary 5:30 –7:30pm Spring Equinox Hike 3/23 Saturday Register atwww.active.com. Day $100. $75; Race Anne ArundelCounty. Registration: Regular protect and enhancethemultimodaltrailsof County Trails, volunteers helpingto promote, Sponsored by The Friends ofAnneArundel BWI Trail 8:00 -11:30am Run for the Trails (10Miles) 3/17 Sunday Registration required. Active Net#16026. Ages 5+.Fee: $6,children free withadult. and beprepared to walkabout2miles. ospreys inthewetlands. Dress for theweather, presentation, followed by awalkto observe Jug Bay eachspring. We’ll have a20-minute about theamazingosprey whoreturn to to naturalistDianeDiazGoebes learn Join Jug BayWetlands Sanctuary 10:00 –11:30am Amazing Ospreys 3/16 Saturday WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS $10/Fun Walk. Register atwww.active.com. accessible. recreational Fee:making opportunities $20/youth, $25/adults, Recreation for Deeds SpecialNeeds, alocalnon-profitto dedi-cated Bay throughthe Chesapeake Park. scenicDowns Allproceeds benefit The 5Kracecourseisacombinationof paved roadways andtrailsalong ParkDowns start 7:45am Registration; 9:00amRace DeedsChallengeRec Run5KandFamily Fun Walk 3/30 Saturday discusses how you to cancontribute a Himmel’s LandscapeandGarden Center, Elizabeth Elliott, ownerGuest speaker of ParkDowns 1:00 –2:00pm Natives Matter Garden TalkWhy Series: 4/6 Saturday online. ActiveNet #16213 refreshments. Fee: $25.Registration required Lunch isprovided alongwithlightbreakfast WILD bookchalkfulloflessonsandinspiration. activities, andreceive theirown coveted Project Project several experience WILD curriculum, about willspendtheday learning participants wildlife andtheenvironment. Registered environmental educationprogram emphasizing and conservation is aninterdisciplinary isfortraining workshop you! Project WILD based learning? Then ourProject WILD nature- to engage children inhands-on, foraround creative educator looking ways Are you aparent, teacher, scoutleader, orall Jug BayWetlands Sanctuary Time: 9:00am–3:30pm Workshop Project WILD Training WILD! Get 4/5 Friday register online. registration fee covers bothsessions. Please 13).$5.00 (Part IIonApril attend bothparts discussed. Ages 12+.Participants must throughout willbe AnneArundelCounty first aid. Local areasresources andhiking outfitting andgear, safety precautions and planning, thatincludetrip properhike onpreparing fortips andtricks a successful thisprogram In of day you hiking. willlearn abouttheessentials rangerto learn apark Join FarmKinder Hall Park, Harvest 6:00 –8:00pm Essentials PARTDay Hiking I 4/2 Tuesday APRIL 2019
www.fqwp.org. 19.ForMay more information visit 3– ExhibitwillbeondisplayGalleries. April Morgan inthe and Kris Willow andGarden Carroll Burnett, Dudley, Bobbie show by artists usinthe Join Visitor Center for areception and WatersQuiet Park 1:30 –3:30pm Reception Art 4/7 Sunday [email protected]. Registration required: 410-741-9330or seasonal considerationsfor success!FREE. andimportant habitat plan:whatittakes ropes ofimplementingyour own wildlife Lauren’sfriendly the to learn Garden Service landscaperfrom anexperienced Join eco Glendening Nature Preserve 1:00 –3:00pm wildlife habitat plan yourImplementing own Turf to Habitat II: -Part 4/6 Saturday apply. email [email protected]. fees Gate Registration required. Call 410-222-6230or to maximize useofnatives inyour landscape! slopes orareas withpoordrainage. Learn how and canbeusedfor trouble steep spotslike improve andreduce water quality pollution, ofwildlife.all types Hardy natives canhelp andprovidebirds cover andbutterflies for food sourceimportant for localandmigrating space. textures to suitevery They are an ofcolors, sizescome inawidevariety and Native trees, shrubs, grasses andperennials nativeincorporating plantsinyour landscape! better, healthierandmore by beautifulworld Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks for additional information, thelatest updates andto register online. PARKS 35 WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS Survival Skills Series: Part I: Orienteering 1:00 – 3:30 pm Sanctuary Bay Wetlands Jug Linthicum in Join experienced orienteer Dave “old a fun, hands-on field experienceto learn orienteeringyour skills finding for fashioned” In this era of smart in the forest. way phone park rangers and compass apps, navigation reporting lost hikersare and than ever more skills. time” “old in the serious atrophy as will Easy-to-use color maps will be provided, will hike We bring one. don’t compasses if you as you the weather for Dress about a mile. for $8. ActiveNet 12+. Fee: Ages: will be outside. call 410-741-9330 or questions #16205. For email [email protected]. 4/20 Saturday Sale Spring Plant 9:00 am – 2:00pm & Gardens Town London Historic an featuring Our annual plant sale returns, annuals and perennials. emphasis on native Among the herbaceous annuals and perennials Azaleas herbs, and will be vegetables available annuals in flowering and Rhododendrons, London found in baskets and plants and flats, horticultural collections. Bags of soil and Town’s kits make to a small fairy or dinosaur garden Members purchase. for will also be available a 10% discount on receive and volunteers attend. to Free plants all weekend. components of water quality of water components including what and even oxygen, salinity, turbidity, is This kindwe have! of fish and invertebrates kids for and young program an educational Gate fee required. Pre-registration adults. email your register To participants. for waived and phone number people, number of name, [email protected] or call 410-222- to parking Pier lot 0087x108. Meet Fishing in the clothes you bring a towel, at 8:45 am. Please of change a spare mind getting wet, don’t shoes or waders. proof and water clothes, 4/20 Saturday Native Walk Plant 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Park Waterford Lake Join Ranger Mattguest and a special Grey this two in search hour walk naturalist for of both common and uncommon flowers, walk is co-sponsored by This shrubs and trees. the Maryland Society. Plant Native 4/20 Saturday 4/13 Saturday 4/13 ‘In-seine River’! 9:00 – 11:30 am Fort Smallwood Park Join Ranger Kalin examine what’s as we look at all the We’ll River! in the Patapsco Spring Break in the Park in the Spring Break 9:30 am – 3:30 pm Sanctuary Bay Wetlands Jug exploring of Spring Jug Bay!Spend a day Break dip net in a will hikeParticipants the woods, a nature complete wildlife, for search vernal pool, service project, and make craft. Bring a nature boots ora bag lunch and a pair of waterproof outdoor for Dress that can get wet. footwear Register $25/child. 8 –12. Fee: exploration! Ages: questions call #16033. For online at ActiveNet 410-741-9330 or email [email protected]. 4/20 Saturday Premiere Jug Bay Book Release Jug Bay Premiere 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Sanctuary Bay Wetlands Jug of Jug Bay Friends current Rees, Join Colin his new book who will present President, Johns Hopkins (published by Calendar Nature’s portrayingin the a year University Press) SanctuaryWetlands - the of the Jug Bay life seasons: and drama of the changing sweep the surprising germinations during winter; successfully in the compete to strategies spring and the rush of migrants; emerging lease; shapes summer’s vegetation how autumn with slide into the inexorable and, presentation The winter. for its provisioning taken Jug Bay photos by will include many park $6 vehicle entrance Fee: photographers. or 410-741-9330 Call required: Registration fee. e-mail [email protected]. 4/19 Friday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm 9:00 am - 4:00 Sanctuary Bay Wetlands Jug Northern is a prolific Channa Argus, snakehead, is populating the fish species that invasive In 2018 each year. more of Jug Bay waters efforts managementto develop piloted we that take advantage of thestrategies stages of N. snakehead. vulnerabilities of all life workshop includes training on the ecologyThis and local impacts along with a hands on find and bringtraining to in N. snakehead. and reel rod path of either own Choose your Ladies training. of bow training or a full day own bow your will offer we chance, this is your 410-741-9330. instruction. required: Registration 4/14 Sunday How to Fish for Snakehead for Fish to How 4/13 Saturday Saturday 4/13 Spring Peepers Hike Spring Peepers Center Visitor 7:45 pm at Park Kinder Farm amphibian friends as for search Join us as we their overwintering from they sites! emerge will hike known between a few vernal We can hear pools within the park see what we to is required, and hopefully see! Preregistration for Office register to the Park by please stop $5 per person. Fee this program. 4/13 Saturday Day Hiking Essentials PART II HikingDay PART Essentials 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Preserve Nature Orchard Piney Join a park ranger on a 5 mile hike through trail system. Preserve Nature Orchard the Piney hike level will boast views beginner of This including wetlands, natural habitats several Bring a ponds. and freshwater woodlands should Participants bag lunch or snacks. at the intersection Trail WB&A meet on the parking Street is of StrawberryWay. Lake must attend 12+. Participants Ages available. both parts I on April (Part 2). $5.00 registration online. register Please both sessions. covers fee 4/13 Saturday Times TBA Times Downs Park photos for of Downs Park Join the Friends the Easter Hunt with Egg and an Easter in advance. Tickets be purchased must Bunny. 1st. of $5 per child will open March Registration visit friendsofdownspk. information more For apply. Gate fees org. Easter Egg Hunt with the Hunt Egg Easter Bunny Easter 36 PARKS Catharine Green Park &Pedal Schedule WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, &Holidays Open on Weekends inSeptemberafter 2019 1 hourpriorto QWP evening closure,
Open inMay before Day Memorial Quiet WatersQuiet Park Labor Day onSaturday &Sunday September 7&8,1314, All Rentals returned by 7pmor May 11&12,May 18&19 Open Memorial Day Open Memorial Weekend All Rentals returned by 6pm Saturday, Sunday, &Holidays Also, site may beopenedby Also, site may beopenedby May 25–September2 May 24-September2 Open WeatherPermitting Open WeatherPermitting Jonas & Anne Jonas &Anne 21 &22,and2829 Memorial Day Weekend Memorial on Saturday &Sunday whichever isearlier Special Reservation Special Reservation Special Reservation Special Reservation Hours: 10am–5pm through LaborDay through LaborDay Hours: 8am–6pm (410) 991-4268 (410) 271-7007 Paddle
Spring Peepers Hike 4/27 Saturday lunch available. ($) folk andlight farm; music;crafts; working ofa animals typical upclosewithfarm Get Hancock’s Resolution 10:00 am–4:00pm Spring Farm Festival 4/28 Sunday binoculars andnature field guides. encounter. Participants are invited to bring the birds, trees, shrubsandflowers that we in search of…everything! We willidentify Grey hourhike willleadthistwo Matt Ranger Lake Waterford Park 10:00 am-12:00pm Spring Biodiversity Hike 4/28 Sunday ActiveNet #16797. is notrequired for thisprogram. Fee $5. accompanied by anadult.Fishing license be provided. For children ages5-16,mustbe other fishingbasics. Limited equipmentwill fish handling, identification, biologyand lures.Other topics includeproper artificial along withthepros andconsoflive baitvs castingtechniques tying; basicknot will learn on thebasicsoffreshwater fishing. Children aParkJoin for Ranger abeginner’s workshop Patuxent Pond Park 11:00 am Spring Fishing Program 4/27 Saturday Visitor Center at(410)222-1777. theQuiet information, contact Waters Park opento allages. activities ForOther more availablePark for activities ages4 – 12. Ranger vendors andenvironmental groups. Junior of withavariety environmental partnerships about andlearn education activities Day Festival.Earth Take inenvironmental part usincelebratingourplanetatthe2019 Join WatersQuiet Park 10:00 am–4:00pm Day FestivalEarth 4/27 Saturday this program. Fee $5perperson. please stop by thePark to register Office for and hopefullysee!Preregistration isrequired, to seewhatwepools withinthepark canhear We vernal afew between known willhike emerge sites!they from theiroverwintering usasweJoin search for as amphibianfriends FarmKinder Park 7:45 pmat Visitor Center 5/4 Saturday ActiveNet #16242. weather. Ages 12+.Fee $8.Register required, Participants shouldplanto dress for the how measure gear. they upto ourRangers theirownto packsandsuppliesto bring see fire on your own? are welcome Participants a onthetrail?Oreven howinjuries to start inthewoods? Orhowa hike to handleminor beforeto putinyour backpack goingoutfor Have you ever wondered whatyou really need skills. at JugBay somebasicsurvival to learn program for Ranger afun,hands-on Rescue Search anAnneArundelCounty and Join Jug BayWetlands Sanctuary 1:00 –3:00pm Blazes Aids,Band and Backpacks, II: Part Series Skills Survival 5/4 Saturday email [email protected]. #16071. For questionscall410-741-9330or all materials. Registration required, ActiveNet tracks, we canidentify. Fee: $10andincludes how many signs ofanimals, suchasscatand thenwe’llan animaltrack, to see goonahike aplaster castof behind! Eachchildwillmake adults to thesecret thatanimalsleave world program thataimsto introduce children and aNaturalistforJoin thisfamily-friendly Jug BayWetlands Sanctuary 10:00 am–12:00pm and TracksScat 5/4 Saturday aacounty.org. at 410-222-0087x103oremailrpwint39@ for participants. To register, office callthepark area. Pre-registration required. fee Gate waived playgroundparent atthepark plant.Meet their seedsgetdispersedaway from the sureingenious methodsplantsuseto make aParkJoin anddiscover themany Ranger wayshave oftravel. adapted to particular Plant seedscomeinallshapesandsizes and ParkFort Smallwood 1:30 -2:30pm Traveling Seeds MAY 2019 5/4 Saturday 5/5 Sunday 5/11 Saturday PARKS Annual Planet Walk Spring Plowing and Harrowing Turf to Habitat - Part III: 10:00 am – 2:30 pm 1:00 – 4:00 pm Maintaining your wildlife B&A Trail Hancock’s Resolution habitat Walk or bicycle the 4.75 mile Planet Walk on Spring plowing with horse and mule teams. 1:00 – 3:00 pm the B&A Trail between Aquahart Road in Glen Spring herb sale. Glendening Nature Preserve Burnie and Earleigh Heights Road in Severna Join an experienced landscaper from eco Park. Sculptures and Planet Markers delineate 5/11 Saturday friendly Lauren’s Garden Service to learn what the Solar System, each at its proportional Native Plant Walk it takes for maintaining your wildlife habitat: distance from the Sun. At each planet, NASA 10:00 am - 12:00 pm what are realistic expectations for what you staff members and other scientists and Lake Waterford Park need to do to keep your wildlife habitat astronomers have information and activities Join Ranger Matt Grey and a special guest looking good and ecologically functional for concerning that planet. Activities are suitable naturalist for this two hour walk in search all the creatures! FREE. Registration required: for all ages and the event is FREE! Ample of both common and uncommon flowers, 410-741-9330 or [email protected]. parking is available in Glen Burnie adjacent to shrubs and trees. This walk is co-sponsored by the Sun sculpture. the Maryland Native Plant Society. 5/12 Sunday 7:30 pm An audiovisual presentation recognizing the Jug Bay Film Original: Jug Bay 5/11 Saturday Farm: An Enduring Legacy on 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 spaceflight Tree Identification Hike which landed the first two men on the moon. 11:00 am the Patuxent 1:00 – 4:00 pm Anne Arundel Community College Dining Broad Creek Park Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary Hall, Arnold. Followed by discussion and Enjoy a leisurely walk through Broad Creek Please join us for the showing of an original opportunity to use the telescopes at the AACC Park on this ranger led hike as we identify the Jug Bay film produced to document and Observatory (weather permitting). This event common trees and plants found in our local preserve the history and evolution of one of is also FREE! area. Participants should wear sturdy shoes as the Sanctuary properties, the Jug Bay Farm, some terrain is uneven and rocky. Hike will also known as the Riggleman Nature Preserve. 5/4 Saturday be about 1.5 miles in distance. Fee $3. Produced and directed by Peter M. Perry with Fishing until Midnight ActiveNet #16799. 7:00 pm – Midnight historical research from Pat Melville, [Jug Bay Volunteers], this film takes you through time Fort Smallwood Park 5/11 Saturday Why stop fishing when the park closes, when to tell the story of the Jug Bay Farm and its Canoe Guide Training vineyard, a legacy from the Riggleman family. you have the opportunity to fish off of our 10:00 am – 6:00 pm 380ft pier until midnight! You read the correctly, Popcorn will be provided to enjoy while Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary watching the film! Pat Melville and Peter Perry fishing until 12AM. Pre-registration required. To Do you love to get out on the water? Here is register, email your name, number of people, will be our guests and will introduce the film your chance to share your love with others and answer any questions after the showing. and phone number to rpkali00@aacounty. by helping to lead canoe and kayak trips on org or call 410-222-0087x108. Meet in the Optional: participants are welcome to drive to the Patuxent River. New and returning canoe Jug Bay Farm for a short visit of the property. Fishing Pier parking lot. You must bring your and kayak volunteers are required to attend own fishing gear, bait, and tackle. All MD DNR FREE. Registration required: call 410-741-9330 our canoe training session before leading or e-mail [email protected]. fishing rules and regulations apply. Please wear trips. Dress accordingly to enter the water for weather appropriate clothing and closed toed wet exits and rescue demonstrations. Closed 5/12 Sunday shoes. No re-entry after the park is closed so toed shoes required. Bring a lunch, plenty of bring snacks and water. No Pets allowed on the water, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, and Mother’s Day Tea 1:00 – 4:00 pm fishing pier. Gate Fees apply for this program. extra set of dry clothes. Paddling experience Hancock’s Resolution required. Rain date May 18. Ages 18+. FREE. Stop by for a taste of tea, gingerbread and 5/5 Sunday Registration required: Call 410-741-9330 or lavender. Plus interpreting historic womens’ Meet the Farm e-mail [email protected]. 1:00 – 2:00 pm clothing with Dawn Schneider. Kinder Farm Park 5/11 Saturday 5/18 Saturday Come to the Kinder Farm Park Farm complex Wootons Walkabout and meet our farm animals. Learn about our 10:00 – 11:30 am Fort Small’woof’ 10:00 – 11:00 am sheep, pigs, goats, chickens, and cows with Wootons Landing Wetland Park Fort Smallwood Park a Ranger who will have one of these animals Join Mike Quinlan, experienced volunteer Bring your dog for a walk around scenic Fort out for everyone to get a hands on experience Master Naturalist, to make the circuit Smallwood Park. Join Ranger Kalin for a fun with. Each date will be a different animal. For around the Wootons Landing Wetland Park. morning walk with our four-legged friends more information, please call Kinder Farm Park Sturdy footwear, cameras, and binoculars around the park’s 1.3 mile perimeter loop. at 410-222-6115. Gate fees apply. recommended. Ages 10+. Free with $6 You will enjoy scenic views of the Patapsco per vehicle park entrance fee. Registration River and Chesapeake Bay while your dog required: 410-741-9330 or e-mail programs@ gets to stretch their legs. Pre-registration is jugbay.org. WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS 37 38 PARKS at 410-222-6115. Gate feesat 410-222-6115.Gate apply. more Farm information, pleasecallKinder Park with. Eachdate willbeadifferent animal. For toout for getahandsonexperience everyone whowillhave oneoftheseanimals a Ranger sheep, pigs, goats, chickens, andcows with animals.and meetourfarm Learn aboutour FarmCome to theKinder Park Farm complex FarmKinder Park 1:00 –2:00pm theFarmMeet 5/19 Sunday to withgeneraladmission. children. Included navigation. Free costumerentals are available to day, andscienceof theart andexperience and seamanship, how sailorslived learn day your handatrope making sailorsto try history foractivities thewholefamily. living Join withreenactorsRiver incostume, boats, and oftheSouth Explore history themaritime Historic London Town &Gardens 10:00 am–4:30pm Shore Party 5/18-19 Saturday –Sunday email [email protected]. #16072. For questions, call410-741-9330or for theweather. Ages 12+.Fee $8.ActiveNet species. Participants shouldplanto dress aboutdifferent somefunfacts while learning and fruitsany other sources offood, the forest to search andidentifyedibleplants younourished. for Shewillthentake in ahike wellfor to keep hikes day andextended onhow towill share pack herknowledge adventure basicforaging to learn Liana skills. member Liana Vitali for afunhands-on NaturalistandSearch teamJoin andRescue Jug BayWetlands Sanctuary 1:00 –3:00pm ForagingBasic III: Part Series: Skills Survival 5/18 Saturday appropriate clothing. Please petwaste bagsandweather bring dog sizes andremain onaleashatalltimes. withall mustbefriendly for Dogs participants. lotby fee 9:45am.Gate waived beach parking org atthe orcall410-222-0087x108.Meet appreciated. Please emailrpkali00@aacounty. WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS the landscapeof theGlendeningNature about pastways oflife for peopleoccupying 10,000 years agoto times. historic We willtalk ranging from occupationsover early property ofthis archaeological andculturalhistory Glendening Preserve aboutthe andlearn through toSuperintendent, hike the PatriciaJoin Delgado, Jug Bay Park Glendening Nature Preserve 9:30 –11:30am A Hike through History NatureGlendening Preserve: The Archaeology of 6/2 Saturday 9330 for more information. event. FREE Please call410-741- butterflies. shrubs, grasses andplantsfor birds, bees, and Bay willoffer native plants for sale:trees, plants onyour property. The Friends ofJug yourBoost wildlife valueby plantingnative Glendening Nature Preserve 9:00 am–3:00pm Native Plant Sale 6/1 Saturday 410-741-9330 [email protected]. members. Registration required. Please call 21+. Fee $35for FOJB members, $40for non necessary. Please by 9:15 am.Ages arrive clothes. Noexperience setofdry and anextra sunglasses, closedtoe shoesthatcangetwet for canoeing. water, Bring sunscreen, sunhat, substituted ifweather conditionsdonotallow inthewoods willbe admission. Ahike/walk lunchandpark all canoeequipment,gourmet lunch.Feea gourmet includescanoeguides, look for wildlife andwetland plantsandenjoy leisurely onthePatuxent canoetrip River. We’ll Tap into theserenity ofourwetlands witha Jug BayWetlands Sanctuary 9:30 am–3:30pm Women onthe Water 6/1 Saturday Friends Park ofDowns at443-685-4333. orfor moreparticipation information callthe isfree theevent. ForPark during entry vendor more, theday willbefunfor theentire family. information boothsandmuch community Family Day. With music, magic, Crafters’ Alley, celebrate theirninthannualCommunity/ theFriendsJoin Park ofDowns asthey ParkDowns 12:00 –4:00pm at thePark Community/Family Day 6/1 Saturday JUNE 2019 JUNE 6/7 Friday 22 –July7.For more information, visitfqwp.org. ExhibitwillbeondisplayGarden Galleries. May ofthe show by thelatest artists Willow and usinthe Join Visitor Center for areception and WatersQuiet Park 1:30 –3:30pm Reception Art 6/2 Sunday [email protected]. For questions, call410-741-9330oremail Program fee: $8.Age: 12+.ActiveNet #16211. Preserve. We willmeetatGlendeningPreserve. ActiveNet #16798. is notrequired for thisprogram. Fee $5. be accompaniedby anadult.Fishing license fishing basics. For children ages5-16,must fish handling, identification,biologyandother lures.Other topics includeproper artificial along withthepros andconsto live baitvs castingtechniques tying; basicknot learn fishing. Childrenon thebasicsofbrackish will aParkJoin for Ranger abeginner’s workshop Beverly Triton Park Beach 10:00 am Summer Fishing Program 6/8 Saturday email [email protected]. #16214. For questionscall410-741-9330or for thesunset.Ages 18+.Fee $30.ActiveNet to share asnack/drink bring up whenrafted can getwet. Participants are alsowelcome to hat, sunglasses, andclosedtoed shoesthat ofwater,Please plenty bring sunscreen, sun theriver. onourdeckoverlooking afterwards River. Enjoy provided snacksandbeverages alongthescenicPatuxent(canoe orkayak) week andenjoy apeaceful, relaxing paddle This isthetimeto forget thelongwork Jug BayWetlands Sanctuary 5:00 –9:00pm Paddle Series TGIF SummerSunset PARKS 6/8 Saturday Unveiling Our Restored Guided Bird Walks Glendening Barn 1:00 – 5:00 pm Glendening Nature Preserve Quiet Waters Park Join us to celebrate the new life of our 2nd Sunday each month: March 10, April restored barn at the Glendening Preserve 14, May 12, June 9, July 14, August 11 during an afternoon of music, hay rides, crafts, 8:00 – 11:00 am meet our goats, food and more! FREE event. Join Anne Arundel Bird Club President and Registration required: Call 410-741-9330 or Master Naturalist Dave Gillum on a bird walk e-mail [email protected]. around the park. See how many resident and migrant birds you can spot! Participants must 6/8 Saturday bring good walking shoes and binoculars (not Tree Walk Anne Arundel County Trails required, but helpful!) Park admission fee is 1:00 – 2:30 pm Sundays: March 24, April 28, May 5 waived for participants. Upon arrival, inform Lake Waterford Park 9:00 – 10:30 am the gate attendant that you are with the Anne Ranger Matt Grey will lead this walk, WB&A Trail parking lot on Patuxent Road Arundel Bird Club. identifying the trees found in the park’s next to Brager’s Lane. differing forest and woodland habitats. Come join a park ranger for a walk along the Waterbird Surveys at Jug Bay Participants will learn basic forest ecology and WB&A Trail by woods and water to see what Wetlands Sanctuary tree identification. resident and migrant birds are in the area. Thursdays: March 7, 21; April 4, 18; May 2, Participants should wear comfortable 16, 30; June 13, 27; July 11, 25; August 8, 22 6/8 Saturday walking shoes and dress for the weather. 7:30 am – 9:30 am Big Bad Fishing Fun Day and Bring binoculars, field guides will be available Join a survey of waterbirds at Jug Bay Wetlands Youth Tourney to borrow. Sanctuary. The ornithological knowledge and 7:30 am – 4:00 pm collaborative attitude of our volunteer team Patuxent Wetlands Park create a phenomenal learning experience. All Registration: Tournament Pre-registration $5 of this in the beautiful early morning light of by phone OR on-site for $8 the Jug Bay wetlands on the Patuxent River. Youth Tournament: Ages 3 - 16 years old. 7:30 Ages 12 and older. Free. Registration required: am- 4:00 pm. $50 goes to the registrant with 410-741-9330 or [email protected]. the most invasive fish caught, no size limits. We want the big and the bad, size does not Owl Prowl at Kinder Farm Park matter. Registration will begin at 7:30 am, turn Sundays in March in by 3:00 pm, and the winner announced at Come take a walk in Kinder Farm Park to 4:00 pm. look for owls and other nocturnal animals in Fun Day (10am - 2pm): FREE: Join us for a the park. Participants will meet at the Visitor fun day on the water at Patuxent Wetland Lake Waterford Park Center to go over interesting facts about owls 3rd Sunday each month: March 17, April Park! You will have the opportunity to try our and hear owl calls. Then they will take hour 21, May 19, June 16, July 21, August 18 kayaks, paddle boards, do some fishing, and walk around the park to popular nesting sites, 10:00 - 11:30 am play games. Registration required: 410-741- with the hope to not just hear owls, but also Join Ranger Matt Grey for a fun and 9330 or e-mail [email protected]. see some. Please dress for the weather and a educational monthly walk around the park long walk. March 3 and 10 from 6:15-7:30 pm, in search of bird life. Over the course of the 6/9 Sunday and March 17, 24, and 31 from 7:15-8:30 pm. The Jug Bay Farm Preserve - year, we will find both our resident species For more information please call Kinder Farm and a large variety of migrants. Please bring Park at 410-222-6115. Make the Connection! binoculars. 12:00 – 3:00 pm Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary The Jug Bay Farm Preserve is a 300-acre 1st Saturday each month: March 2, April 6, property recently integrated into the May 4, June 1, July 6, August 3 Sanctuary. Join experienced Master Naturalist 8:00 – 11:00 am Mike Quinlan for a hike that will take you Learn the skills of identifying birds by sight and from the Wetlands Center to the Jug Bay sound on a guided hike with an experienced Farm Preserve using two new, natural surface birder. Binoculars and field guides are available connector trails. There are steep hillsides to borrow. Wear comfortable walking shoes and some wet, muddy sections and stream and dress for the weather. Ages 12 and older. crossings to negotiate. Sturdy, waterproof $6 vehicle entrance fee. Registration required: footwear recommended. Ages 10+. Free with 410-741-9330 or [email protected]. $6 per vehicle park entrance fee. Registration required: 410-741-9330 or e-mail programs@ jugbay.org. WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS 39 40 PARKS email [email protected]. #16227. For questions, call410-741-9330or that cangetwet. Free! Ages 7+.Active Net sunglasses, alunch,andclosedtoed shoes ofwater, plenty Bring sunscreen, sunhat, Please 15minutes before time. arrive the start beavers, birds, andflowering wetland plants. of thesmallerbranchesriver to lookfor wetlandsRiver withDad! We’ll paddleupsome Discover theabundantwildlife inthePatuxent Jug BayWetlands Sanctuary 10:00 am–2:00pm Free Father’s Day Canoe 6/16 Sunday 741-9330 [email protected]. Registration required. For questions, call410- $40 perfamily, vehicle entrancefee included. individuals 18+($15;ActiveNet #16225).Fee: children age5+($40;ActiveNet #16218);orfor available to use. Two options:Families with to shareand drink for dinner. Limited tents yourbring own campinggearandasidedish Pleaselight breakfast hike. andgofor ashort around thefire.In themorning we’ll a serve thenshare hike, ands’mores stories sensory campfire explore cookout, thenightwitha inspired night. We’ll withapotluck start Great withanature Campout early American Wetlands Sanctuary. We willcelebrate the spend thenightunderstarsatJugBay Don’t to missoutonthisrare opportunity Jug BayWetlands Sanctuary 6:00 pmonSaturday –10:00amonSunday The Great JugBay Campout 6/15 Saturday ActiveNet #16800. recommended for thoseages12+.Fee: $3. allergies to beestings. This program is hive. 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Enjoy general admission. challenges thatlay with ahead. Included their struggles, andjointheminfacingthe even Share withimpendingUnionvictory. in willnotdisappear,looming shadow ofslavery group. re-enacting American African The by andDaughters theSons ofHam,anall intheAlmshouse asportrayed and worked War, andmeetthepeopleofcolorwholived backto thewaningyears oftheCivil Journey Historic London Town &Gardens 10:00 am–4:30pm Freedom:Uncertain 1864 6/22 Saturday [email protected]. Register by calling410-741-9330ore-mailing snacks willbeprovided. This isaFREEevent! for orplay ahike, somegames. Water and paddleboards,kayaks, dosomefishing, go Park! You our to try willhave theopportunity on thewater at Wootons Landing Wetland Families are welcome to joinusfor afunday Wootons Wetland Landing Park 10:00 am–2:00pm Free Paddle Play Day 6/22 Saturday 9330 [email protected]. Active Net #16232.For questions, call410-741- shoes thatcangetwet. Fee: $20.Ages 16+. sun hat,sunglasses, alunch,andclosedtoed minutes early. ofwater, plenty Bring sunscreen, and flowering wetland plants. 15 Please arrive branches oftheriver to lookfor beavers, birds, hour trips. We’ll paddleupsomeofthesmaller to paddle to placesbeyond ourregular four paddlers only. hourswillallow two us Anextra for trip This isanextended intermediate Jug BayWetlands Sanctuary 10:00 am-4:00pm Canoethe Marsh Intermediate Mysteries of 6/22 Saturday in1608. River Magothy River, Creek andPatapsco Bodkin Captain Smith’sRemembering voyage to the Hancock’s Resolution 1:00 –4:00pm John Smith CaptainRemembering 6/16 Sunday Our FREE Concerts this Summer! thisSummer! FREEConcerts Our See backcoverSee for fulldetails. Training Workshop Project WILD WILD! Get 6/27 Thursday ActiveNet #16801. willbeprovided.snacks anddrinks Fee: $15. camping equipment.S’mores andsomelight county. Participants mustsupplytheirown fire, andstargazing allwithoutleaving the s’moresevening ofhiking, andsnacksby the this overnight campingexcursion. Enjoy an thejoys ofsleepingoutdoorsExperience in River FarmSouth 6:00 pm–9:00am Campout Great Resource Conservation #16204. 21+. Fee: $60.Registration required ActiveNet tents andcamping/overnight supplies. Ages: materials. theirown Participants bring activity meals andsnacksfor 24hoursalongwithall Pandion haliaetus, thecampfee includesall & beverages. Namedinhonoroftheosprey, roundand gathering thebonfire with s’mores theflag, capturing yoga withgoats, practicing from SUPing theriver, themarsh, mucking 21+ years who won’t letagestop them Pandion -asummercampfor participants never grew they like up. Camp Introducing who for justoneweekend, wantto pretend the outdoor-wanderers, theadultsofsummer This isthecampfor theadventure-seekers, Jug BayWetlands Sanctuary 10:00 am– Summer Camp for Adults Camp Pandion -AJugBay 6/29 -30Saturday -Sunday $25. Registration required. ActiveNet #16216. along withlightbreakfast refreshments. Fee: lessons andinspiration.Lunch isprovided own coveted Project WILD bookchalkfullof several activities, andreceiveexperience their aboutProjectday learning WILD curriculum, environment. Participants willspendthe program emphasizingwildlife andthe andenvironmental education conservation Projectlearning? WILD isaninterdisciplinary nature-based engage children inhands-on, foraround creative educator looking ways to Are you aparent, teacher, scoutleader, orall Jug BayWetlands Sanctuary 9:00 am-3:30pm 6/22-23 Saturday-Sunday
6/29 Saturday PARKS Evening Mysteries of the Marsh Canoe Recreational Kayaking Trips 4:00 – 8:00 pm Paddlers will explore various locations Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary around Anne Arundel County. Each trip will Discover the abundant wildlife of the Jug Bay include basic kayak instruction and a whole marshes. We’ll paddle up some of the smaller lot of FUN, so be prepared to GET WET! Our branches of the river to look for beavers, birds, certified instructors will be with you all day to and flowering wetland plants. Please arrive 15 share their knowledge of not only paddling, minutes early. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, but also the local ecosystem, diversity of life sun hat, sunglasses, dinner/snack, and closed and area history. Safety permitting, there toed shoes that can get wet. Fee: $20. Ages will be the opportunity to wade and swim. 7+. Registration required: Active Net #16229. We provide all the equipment necessary to For questions, call 410-741-9330 or email enjoy a day on the water. Please bring your [email protected]. own lunch, snacks, and plenty of water. Pack a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat and dry clothes. Please wear either strapped JULY 2019 sandals, sneakers that can get wet or water shoes-no flip-flops. Space is limited, registration required. As these trips fill, please 7/5 Friday notify us if you are unable to attend so we may fill your spot. Children must be at least TGIF Summer Sunset 13 years old to participate and all children ages 13 – 17 must be accompanied by a Paddle Series participating adult. 5:00 – 9:00 pm Beginner Trips: Trips which are more easily navigable and in calmer waters. These trips Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary are geared more towards an introduction to kayaking and basic on-the-water skills. Forget the long work week and enjoy a Open to all, including more advanced paddlers. These trips last between 4-5 hours. peaceful, relaxing paddle along the scenic Intermediate Trips: Trips which are usually longer and located in areas that may Patuxent River. Enjoy provided snacks and require more familiarity with paddling. We will still be doing instruction, but due to beverages afterwards on our deck overlooking the nature of the trip are asking that registrants have some experience on the water. the river. Please bring plenty of water, These trips last between 5-6 hours. sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, and closed toed shoes that can get wet. Participants are All trips will start between 8:30 and 9:00 am. Please use a valid email for registration also welcome to bring a snack/drink to share as all further communication about the trips will be done through the email address when rafted up for the sunset. Ages 18+. Fee: given upon registration. For additional information call 410-222-8820. $30. Register online at ActiveNet #16215. For questions, call 410-741-9330 or email Kayak trip fee $20 per person [email protected]. (Register Online with Credit Card at www.aacounty.org/recparks) 7/6-7 Saturday – Sunday Revolutionary London Town Kayaking Trip Dates & Locations 10:00 am – 4:30 pm Historic London Town & Gardens Sat, May 4 Spriggs Farm Park Beginner #16780 Step back into the contentious days Sun, May 19 Quiet Waters Park Beginner #16781 surrounding the Declaration of Independence. Sat, Jun 1 Downs Park Intermediate #16782 You can join the Continental Army or Sun, Jun 9 Beverly Triton Beach Intermediate #16783 Continental Marines to learn musket drill, Sat, Jun 29 Galesville Wharf Beginner #16784 debate the merits of independence in William Sun, Jul 14 Downs Park Beginner #16785 Brown’s tavern, and learn how colonists made Sat, Jul 27 Quiet Waters Park Intermediate #16786 a living at our Carpenters’ Shop and Tenement. Sun, Aug 4 Spriggs Farm Park Intermediate #16787 Included with general admission. Sat, Aug 24 Beverly Triton Beach Intermediate #16788 Sun, Sep 8 Galesville Wharf Beginner #16789 7/14 Sunday Art Reception Visit aacounty.org/recparks, search “Recreational Kayaking” 1:30 – 3:30 pm Quiet Waters Park Join us in the Visitor Center for a reception and show including pieces by artist Fran Stetina. Exhibit will be on display July 10 – August 25. For more information, visit fqwp.org.
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Traiga suficiente aguapara tomar, 15 minutos antes delahora deiniciodel 11:00am -5:00pm at MayoBeachPark 2019 OpenDays Sun, September 29 Sun, September 22 Sun, September 15 Sun, September 8 September 2(LaborDay) Mon, Sun, September 1 Sat, August 31 Sat &Sun,August 24-25 Sat &Sun,August 17-18 Sat &Sun,August 10-11 Sat &Sun,August 3-4 Sat &Sun,July27-28 Sat &Sun,July20-21 Sat &Sun,July13-14 Sat &Sun,July6-7 Thurs, Day) July4(Independence Sun, June30 Sun, June23 Sun, June16 Sun, June9 Sun, June2 Monday, Day) 27(Memorial May PARKS 43 WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS War of 1812 Remembrance War 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Resolution Hancock’s The with cannon. militia muster Featuring burned “Lion of Baltimore” American Schooner in Bodkin 24, 1814, three on August Creek ($) the Battle of Baltimore. before weeks 8/24 Saturday of the Mysteries Evening Marsh Canoe 4:00 – 8:00 pm Sanctuary Bay Wetlands Jug in the Patuxent the abundant wildlife Discover secretive Be on the lookout for River wetlands. will paddle We and marsh mammals. birds some of the smaller branches of the river and flowering birds, beavers, look for to arrive 15 minutes Please plants. wetland sun sunscreen, Bring plenty of water, early. a lunch, and closed toed hat, sunglasses, $20. 7+. Fee: Ages: shoes that can get wet. Net #16241. Active required: Registration call 410-741-9330 or email questions, For [email protected] and shoes that can get wet. Ages: 7+. Free! 7+. Free! Ages: get wet. that can and shoes #16239. Net Active required: Registration 410-741-9330 or email call questions, For [email protected]. 8/17 Saturday the History of Uncovering Railroad Jug Bay’s 9:00 – 11:30 am Sanctuary Bay Wetlands Jug travel that a train used to heard ever you Have the Sanctuary?through and join Patricia Come Superintendent, to Park Jug Bay Delgado, the historyuncover that made of the railway Chesapeake to D.C. Washington from its way a nice hikeWhile enjoying the along Beach. river’s Patuxent the bed to railroad Jug Bay’s when will learn the railroad: about edge you went from, the trains came it was built, where $8; Fee: and what caused its closure. and why, Net Active required: Registration free. children call 410-741-9330 or questions, #16244. For email [email protected]. 8/18 Sunday AUGUST 2019 AUGUST Free Mysteries of the Mysteries Free Marsh Canoe 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Sanctuary Bay Wetlands Jug in the Patuxent the abundant wildlife Discover secretive Be on the lookout for River wetlands. will paddle up We and marsh mammals. birds to some of the smaller branches of the river wetland and flowering birds, beavers, look for start Bring plenty time. Prompt of water, plants. dinner/snack, sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, Scottish Weekend Scottish 10:00 am – 4:30 pm & Gardens Town London Historic Scottish land by was dominated Town London can learn about Scottish history You owners. in the colonial era and about the Scots that Marylandhelped form joining the by culture Appin Historical Society a weekend of fun. for Included with general admission. 8/17 Saturday Mysteries of the Marsh Canoe Mysteries 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Sanctuary Bay Wetlands Jug in the Patuxent the abundant wildlife Discover secretive Be on the lookout for River wetlands. will paddle up We and marsh mammals. birds to some of the smaller branches of the river wetland and flowering birds, beavers, look for start Bring plenty time. Prompt of water, plants. dinner/snack, sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, 7+. Fee: Ages: and shoes that can get wet. Net #16237. Active required: $20. Registration call 410-741-9330 or email questions, For [email protected]. – Sunday 8/10-11 Saturday 8/2 Friday Sunset Summer TGIF Series Paddle pm 5:00 – 9:00 Sanctuary Bay Wetlands Jug a enjoy and the long work week Forget scenic paddle along the relaxing peaceful, snacks and provided Enjoy River. Patuxent afterwardsbeverages on our deck overlooking bring plenty Please of water, the river. toed and closed sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, also are Participants shoes that can get wet. when bring to a snack/drink share welcome to $30. 18+. Fee: the sunset. Ages rafted up for #16217. online at ActiveNet Register 8/10 Saturday updates and to register online. register and to updates additional information, the latest the latest additional information, Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks for for www.aacounty.org/recparks Visit 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Sanctuary Bay Wetlands Jug Zachary Singer Join expert Dr. archaeologists Sperlingand M.A.A. Stephanie in a canoeing learnexpedition to the archaeological about River and cultural history along the Patuxent 10,000 years early occupations over from Our archaeologists historic times. ago to us about inform these sites how will share Please along the Patuxent. of life past ways Bring plenty of water, arrive early. 15 minutes a lunch, and sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, 14+. Ages shoes that can get wet. closed toed #16222. online at ActiveNet $25. Register Fee: call 410-741-9330 or email questions, For [email protected]. Archaeology of the Patuxent of the Patuxent Archaeology History through Canoeing River: 7/27 Saturday 4:00 – 8:00 pm Sanctuary Bay Wetlands Jug in the Patuxent the abundant wildlife Discover secretive Be on the lookout for River wetlands. will paddle up We and marsh mammals. birds to some of the smaller branches of the river wetland and flowering birds, beavers, look for startBring plenty time. Prompt of water, plants. dinner/snack, sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, 18+. Fee: Ages: and shoes that can get wet. call 410- questions, Net #16233. For $20. Active 741-9330 or email [email protected]. 7/20 Saturday of the Mysteries Adult Marsh Canoe 44 PARKS Park to register. Office Preregistration isrequired, pleasestop by the Fee is$5perchild. Park fees apply. July 11and20,August 10and22. openings perprogram. 11,June1and15, May Only6 Duck Pond outyour fishingskills. to try to castand reel inyour rod. Then godown to ofthefishing rod as well ashow parts various invited Farm to Kinder Park to gofishing. Learn ages6-13,accompaniedbyKids, adults, are 10:00 amat the Visitor Center Fishing 101 Park to register. Office Park feesapply. Preregistration isrequired, pleasestop by the toStation Classroom thePlayground. next beaccompaniedby Must anadult.Comfort aroundnatural world them.Fee: $5perchild. children, ages3-5,to thejoy andwonder ofthe crafts. This program isdesigned to introduce usforJoin anhourofactivities, stories, and 10:00 -11:00am April -August 1st and3rd Thursdays andFridays, NaturePre-School Hour friendsofdownspk.org. activities. For more information visitwww. through fundraisingandvolunteer theParkThis group Advocacy supports 6:00 pm July 17,August 21 March 20,April 17,May 15,June19, 3rd Wednesday eachmonth: Friends ofDowns Park Meetings WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS ONGOING KINDER FARM PARK EVENTS DOWNS PARK by thePark to register. Office person. Preregistration isrequired, pleasestop Birch atRiver Pavilion.pm. Meet Fee is$5per 8:15 pm;July27at8:30August 24at8:00 to 18at8:00pm;June22 May thehike. prior campfire. You must register atthe Visitor Center camping area somes’mores to make atthe seen thembefore! Then stop over attheyouth you havebeautiful areas like ofthepark never Hear thesoundsofwildnightlife andsee Twilight Hikes 1930’s. fees Gate apply. backinthe time to seewhatlife like looked open for allto see. 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Standonthe Stop by theBlacksmithShopandsay hello 1:00 –4:00pm Every Sunday Shop WorkdaysBlacksmith opportunity to onyour work own projects. opportunity be programs, workshops, fellowship, andthe inthisorganization will people!Included new Share your interest inquiltingandmeetsome 1:00 -3:00pm 16, May 21,June18,August 20 3rd Tuesday eachmonth: March 19,April FarmKinder Park Quilters’ Guild the1930’s.during to whatitmighthavefarmhouse like looked the restoration Kinder ofthefirstfloor Park. Currently are ourefforts directed toward Farm andKinder of AnneArundelCounty theagricultural heritage about andsharing othersthatareJoin interested inlearning 4:00 pm July 17,August 21 March 20,April 17,May 15,June19, 3rd Wednesday eachmonth: Historical Society Friends Farm ofKinder Park flashlight, and close toed shoes or hiking boots. flashlight, andclose toed shoes orhiking Bug Spray, headlampor Jacket, Snacks, Rain aspot.Bring 222-0087x102 to reserve Water, email [email protected] orcall410- Trail HeadonHonoluluRd. isfree,The hike for weather conditions. atthe Meet Weinberg miles andwillbe1-2hours. Dress appropriately animals. of nocturnal is2 The intermediate hike dark. about after We willdiscussthebehavior to identifywhatwildlifehearing may beoutand pond, andwoodland) anduseoursenseof hike! Venture into 3diverse ecosystems (shore, Hughesat Ranger Join Weinberg Park for anight Time TBD Saturdays, March 9,April 13,andMay 11 HikesNight at Weinberg Park boots. close toed shoesorhiking bring Water, BugSpray, and Jacket, Snacks, Rain aacounty.org orcall410-222-0087x102.Please isfree; aspotemailrphugh56@ hike to reserve the Weinberg Trail HeadonHonoluluRd. The appropriately for weather conditions. at Meet be approximately 2miles. Please dress and woodland. will The intermediate hike through 3diverse ecosystems: shore, pond, deer, fox, andotherwildlife. We willventure birds, andhopefullyseehawks, eagles, owls, nature hike! We willidentifytrees, vegetation, Hughesat Ranger Join Weinberg Park for a 1:00 –3:00pm Sundays, March 3,April 7,andMay 19 Nature Hikes at Weinberg Park HARRY & JEANETTE HARRY &JEANETTE WEINBERG PARK Tracks and Scat at QUIET WATERS PARKS Weinberg Park Saturdays, February 9 and PARK April 27 Charity Knitting 1:00 – 3:00 pm 3rd Sundays: March 17, May 19, June 16, Join Ranger Hughes at Weinberg Park for a July 21, August 18 chance to learn about what animals leave 1:00 – 2:00 pm behind. During this informative hike we will every month. Extend your visit with free play Knit or crochet baby hats and blankets for identify different tracks and scat of various at our Nature Play Space! Ages: 3-5. Fee $6 per the Anne Arundel Medical Center! All skill species of wildlife. We will venture through child. Register online at ActiveNet and search levels welcome—basic stitches are beginner 3 different diverse ecosystems shore, pond, for Preschool Nature. For questions call 410- friendly. Participants must bring #10 knitting and woodland. Please dress appropriately 741-9330 or email [email protected]. needles/I or J crochet hook, and 100% for weather conditions. Please meet at the acrylic 4-ply yarn. For more information, visit Weinberg Trail Head on Honolulu Rd. The quietwaterscharityknitting.eventbrite.com or program is free to the public, please email call (410)-222-1777. [email protected] or call 410-222- 0087x102 to reserve a spot. This hike is Composting Demonstrations considered intermediate due to the terrain. Wednesdays at 11:00 am: May 15, June 19, Please bring Water, Bug Spray, Snacks, Rain July 17, August 21 Jacket, and close toed shoes or hiking boots. Saturdays at 10:00 am: May 4, June 1, July 6, August 3 HISTORIC HANCOCK’S Join the Anne Arundel County Master Gardeners to learn how to turn yard waste RESOLUTION and kitchen scraps into compost. Receive Tours & Special Events a free compost bin courtesy of the AA Sundays April through October County Recycling Office. Demonstrations 1:00 – 4:00 pm will be canceled in the event of heavy rain or Explore the Historic Hancock’s Resolution excessive heat warning. Gate fees apply. house and grounds. Visit www. historichancocksresolution.org for more event information. JUG BAY WETLANDS SANCTUARY Tails & Trails Butterfly Gardening 2nd Saturday each month: April 13, May Every Tuesday when weather permits 11, June 8, July 13, August 10 Glendening Nature Preserve 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Join fellow gardeners, butterfly watchers, Glendening Nature Preserve and native plant enthusiasts in our garden Explore the trails of the Glendening Nature maintenance group. Get resources for plant Preserve during a guided hike with your selection and garden design, identification favorite four legged friend. This is a great experience with beneficial insects, free plants opportunity for you and your dog to socialize Pollinators Corner and cuttings to take home. Walk-in’s welcome and enjoy some time outdoors. For individuals Saturdays before Summer Concerts on July but register to get updates on time and and families with dogs only. Leashes and waste 20, 27, August 3, 24 weather: FREE. bags are required. Maximum of one dog per Join members of the Anne Arundel County adult. FREE. Registration required: 410-741- Master Gardeners Beekeeping Project before Preschool Nature Series 9330 or [email protected]. the concert to learn about some of the most Thursdays: March 14, April 11, May 9, crucial pollinators on our planet. The Master June 13, July 18, August 15 Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary has a number Gardeners will discuss beekeeping, including 10:00 – 11:30 am of ongoing events including Northern the life and decline of honeybees and how we Slither, swim, fly, or crawl your way to Jug Bay Snakehead Monitoring, Beaver/Otter can create safe and welcoming habitats for for nature programs specially designed for Hikes, Hikes with a Purpose, Vernal Pool all pollinators by planting native plants and preschool-aged children. During this parent/ Monitoring, Stream Water Chemistry, River practicing sustainable gardening techniques. child program, we will see, smell, hear, and Cleanup by Canoe, and Volunteer Training. Demonstration will be held along the paved touch our way around the Sanctuary and learn For more information on programs and trail adjacent to the concert stage. about nature through an interactive story, craft volunteer opportunities at Jug Bay please visit and hike. 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Registration Form – Available next page or from www.aacounty.org/recparks. Include the participant’s name and program number on your check or money order. Checks must be preprinted with the name and address of the person signing. If the current phone number is not printed on the check, please write the phone number on the front of the check. Checks/Money Order should be made payable to AACo Recreation & Parks. We reserve the right to cancel or alter programs that do not meet the registration EASY WAYS requirements. We will charge an additional fee of $25 for all returned checks. Full payment 3 is expected at time of registration. Disciplinary Actions – The Department has the authority to impose disciplinary TO REGISTER sanctions for inappropriate/unsportsmanlike behavior and/or non-compliance with departmental policies, guidelines, or standards. Disciplinary sanctions for individuals may include but not be limited to: prohibition to attend events, suspensions, expulsion and Online inability to participate in future programs. www.aacounty.org/recparks Refund Policy - All refund requests must be submitted in writing with the exception of cancelled programs. Full refunds are given only if a program is cancelled or there are extenuating circumstances prior to the start date of the program. Cancelled program Mail or Walk-in refunds will be automatically processed for 100% refund. Written requests received Recreation and Parks Headquarters prior to the start date, will forfeit 20% of the fee for the program or no more than $25 1 Harry S Truman Parkway, Annapolis, MD 21401 for each registration as an administrative fee. Any request received after the start date Office hours Mon–Fri, 8:00am to 4:30pm will be considered on a case by case basis. Refund requests for medical reasons must be 410-222-7300 accompanied by an authorized physician’s note. Request for refunds must be submitted Night drop box available after hours no later than 30 days after the end of the program. Additional refund policies apply for Summer Camp programs, which are outlined on page 6. North Arundel Aquatic Center Late Pickup Policy – A late pickup fee will be charged if your child(ren) is picked up after 7888 Crain Highway, Glen Burnie, MD 21061 the scheduled ending time of the program. The late pickup fee is $1.00 per minute per 410-222-0090 child. Failure to pay the fee will result in your child(ren) being dismissed from the program and/or future registrations not being accepted. Arundel Olympic Swim Center Inclement Weather Cancellation Policy – Weather related information is posted on the 2690 Riva Road, Annapolis, MD 21401 Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks website www.aacounty.org/recparks. 410-222-7933 Accessibility – Anne Arundel County Department of Recreation and Parks is committed to serving county residents and visitors with disabilities. In compliance with the intent and spirit of the Americans with Disability Act, our commitment is to ensure accessible facilities, programs and services. We request a minimum of 2 weeks advance notice for Call Centers for Hours accommodation before the start of a program or event. A written request for specific accommodation must be submitted at the time of registration. For additional information on inclusion/accommodation call the centers. TTY users please email RecRegistration@ aacounty.org or call via Maryland Relay 711. EEOC – Anne Arundel County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. If anyone believes he or she has been discriminated against, on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability or sex, they may file a formal complaint with Anne Arundel County Department of Recreation and Parks or with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
North County South County Recreation Center Recreation Center 196 Hammonds Lane, 4510 Owensville-Sudley Brooklyn Park, MD 21225 Road Harwood, MD 20776 Phone: 410-222-0036 Phone: 410-222-1515
46 WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS REGISTRATION FORM Anne Arundel County Department of Recreation & Parks 1 Harry S Truman Parkway Annapolis, MD 21401 Phone: 410-222-7313 / 301-261-8036 www.aacounty.org/recparks
PLEASE PRINT Parent/Guardian or Adult Participant ______Date of Birth ______Phone: Home ______Cell ______Work ______
Parent/Guardian or Adult Participant ______Date of Birth ______Phone: Home ______Cell ______Work ______
Participant’s Address ______City ______State _____ Zip ______Parent/Guardian or Adult Participant Email Address (Program Updates & Cancellations) ______
Emergency Contact (Other than Parent/Guardian) ______Phone Home ______Cell ______Work ______PROGRAM REGISTRATION
DATE OF GRADE AS PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS NAME & PHONE NUMBER GENDER BIRTH OF 9/19 PROGRAM NAME NUMBER FEE
❑ I acknowledge the department’s refund policy and the refund policy associated with summer camps. ❑ I have read and understand the Summer Camp Handbook and undertand that I must provide completed forms on the first day of camp in order for my child to attend.
In consideration of the Department of Recreation & Parks accepting me/my child(ren) in the program, I agree to release & discharge Anne Arundel County, its employees, and agents from any injuries sustained by my child/myself as a result of participation in this program. I agree to indemnify and hold harmless Anne Arundel County, its employees and agents against any liability incurred as a result of such injury or loss. It is understood and agreed that Anne Arundel County, its employees and agents cannot be responsible for any aggravation or injury caused as a result of a pre-existing disability, including but not limited to allergies. Recreation & Parks will be notified of any such disability/sensitivities in writing prior to attending this program. Participants may at some time be photographed for publicity purposes. Parent/Guardian or Adult Participant Signature: ______Date ______
To ensure appropriate accommodation if you or your child has been identified with a medical condition, disability or special needs plan, please note the information on the registration form. Contact the Registration Office for questions or requests for accommodations. Call 410-222-7313 or TTY users via Maryland Relay 711 or email [email protected]. Special Need/Accommodation: ______Please note that applicable non-refundable deposits, or payment in full, or an authorized promissory note must accompany this registration form. Registration will not be processed unless form is complete.
WWW.AACOUNTY.ORG/RECPARKS 47 FREE ummer NCERTS CO May through August Bring your family, blankets or lawn chairs, a picnic dinner or just a dessert, and join us for the sounds of summer.
May July-August Hatton-Regester Green - Severna Park Quiet Waters Park - Annapolis Sundays in May, 4:00-6:00 pm Saturdays in July & August, 6:00-8:00 pm A spring concert series held in the gazebo by the B&A Trail, at Features a fantastic line up of performing artists at the the intersection of B&A Boulevard and Evergreen Road. Annual Summer Outdoor Concert Series. Sponsored by the Friends of Anne Arundel County Trails. Sponsored by the Friends of Quiet Waters Park. www.friendsofaatrails.org or 410-222-6141 for more information. www.fqwp.org or 410-222-1777 for more information. 7/13 US Navy Band (Concert Band) June 7/20 Guava Jelly (Reggae, Pop, Rock, Country) Downs Park - Pasadena 7/27 Folken Phunk (Folk, Bluegrass, Blues, Pop) Sundays in June, 6:00-8:00 pm 8/3 Fractal Cat (Psychedelic Rock) The Bayside Summer Concert Series features a variety of great 8/10 Assisted Living (Golden Oldies) music and beautiful views of the Chesapeake Bay. 8/17 Zakke (Funk, Disco, Rock) Sponsored by the Friends of Downs Park. 8/24 Kelly Bell Band (Blues, Hip-hop, Funk) www.friendsofdownspk.org or 410-222-6230 for more information. 6/2 Appaloosa (Top 40) Historic London Town and Gardens - Edgewater 6/9 Summer Knights (Country/Classic Rock) Sundays, July 28 – August 25, 5:00-7:00 pm 6/16 George Garris & Friends (Country/Classic Rock) Enjoy music in the ornamental gardens overlooking the South River. 6/23 Rebels (Classic Rock) www.historiclondontown.org or 6/30 Sunset (Big Band/Motown) Free Park Admission 410-222-1919 for more information. for All Concerts
Visit www.aacounty.org/recparks for information and updates to the Summer Concert schedule.
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