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Message from the Director Key Contacts Activities & Classes Get Creative Greetings Friends and Neighbors, Youth 16 There is no doubt that we have all seen challenging circumstances. As always, Parks & Recreation Get Moving this resilient community has met the challenges head on. As your Parks & Administrative Office Adults 18 Recreation service providers, we are grateful for your support and interest and Youth 4 17525 Stafford Rd. Lake Oswego, OR 97035 Teen Scene 22 keenly aware that our work is bringing elements of positivity and engagement Adults 5 to the quality of life for our LO families. We know that with warmer weather Get Interested that being outdoors can provide comfort, respite, and connections after Ivan Anderholm Sports Zone 16 Youth 20 months of isolation. With that in mind, there are some new parks that we Director Golf 35 invite you to visit; Woodmont Natural Park and Iron Mountain Park. Both of Adults 20 these places have beautiful design elements, pathways or trails through Mailing address for all Parks Locations: Tennis 38 PO Box 369, Lake Oswego, OR 97034 Get Together forests and vegetation, play areas, rest and relaxation spots and some Get Healthy hidden treasures such as a very large bird nest that will surprise and delight. General Information & Registration Events 34 Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation’s Rehabilitation projects such as the Adult Community Center and the Tennis 503-675-2549 Youth 26 Adult Community 40 mission is to build community, enrich Center remodel have also begun and a Recreation and Aquatics Center and [email protected] Adults 26 Center lives and care for the environment. Living Golf Course reconstruction project are in design processes. www.lakeoswego.city/parksrec Luscher Farm 26 Parks Projects 42-44 Well in LO Powered by Parks & Recreation For the most up-to-date information on Parks & Rec projects, visit Parks is how we deliver our mission. www.lakeoswego.city/parksrec/parks-recreation-projects www.lakeoswego.city/parksrec/picnic- Stewardship 28 Get Acquainted 2 What's your Living Well in LO? shelter-reservations Get Outdoors Our recreation activities are designed to give the people of our city a chance Parks Board 2 www.LivingWellinLO.org • #LivingWellinLO to engage in experiences by learning a new sport, skill, or craft, while Park Ranger Hikes, Rambles 29 Key Contacts 2 participating in positive experiences that target healthy personal growth 503-697-6522 Outdoor Recreation and development. We kindly invite you to register you and your children for 30 Registration Location Key 46 Current term registration for these exciting programs. If you have any questions about our programs or Rowing 31 503-675-2549 Scholarships Summer classes & camps begins at registration, you can also reach us at 503-675-2549. 46 9a, May 3 for residents and Fax Registration 46 1p for all others. We are and will continue to be here for you. Parks & Recreation is the place 503-697-6579 where everyone is welcome! Sponsors 47 #LOTogether #LivingWellConnected Adult Community Center Maria Bigelow COMPREHENSIVE Warmly, Interim Center Manager DENTAL HOME PO Box 369, Lake Oswego, OR 97034 for the Whole Family Lake Oswego’s Dentist! General Information Dr. Fadi Ibsies Ivan Anderholm, CPRE Director 503-635-3758 Dr. Marcus Uchida www.lakeoswego.city/acc 17510 PROVOST ST. SUITE 205 Parks, Recreation and Fax LAKE OSWEGO Natural Resources (Located in Mary’s Woods, above Ovation Coffee) Advisory Board 503-699-7462 Councelor Jackie Manz Public Golf Course 503.765.5555 NICHOLAS DOSE, DMD FAMILY DENTAL CARE Sarah Ellison - Co-Chair Anne Ruybalid - Co-Chair Tom Mueller www.SmileOswegoDental.com CALL TODAY! 503-636-2525 Scott Bullard Golf Course Manager Alexandra Byers 17525 Stafford Road Christopher Duncan Sandy Intraversato General Information Doug McKean 503-636-8228 Heidi Schrimsher www.lakeoswegogolf.com Gregory Wolley Gabriella Dover, Youth Member Lily Garrett, Youth Member Indoor Tennis Center Lisa West The Parks Board is a volunteer board On the cover: recommending policy direction to the Tennis Program Coordinator City Council. Young friends enjoy the 2900 Diane Drive The board meets at 4p on the third nature play area of the new Wednesday of each month. *See the City Iron Mountain Park. Registration & Court Reservations calendar for additional meeting details. 503-635-5550 www.lakeoswegotennis.com

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GET MOVING Skyhawks ADULTS NIA Sports Camps Ages 3.5 – 12 Beginning Tap for Adults YOUTH A beginning tap class that focuses on rhythm and technique. Nia FREE Try-It-Out Basketball, baseball, cheer, Ages 18+ Khorasanee CCP soccer, flag football, A great way to explore dance and keep yourself healthy and Tiny Boppers active. FREE Dancers work on their coordination and rhythm with classic swim & sport, Ages 18+ Brindis CCP 22463 5-6p Tu 5/4 dances like the Hokey Pokey. Sing-a-longs and ribbons your multi-sport camps, Res $58/Non-Res $72 little dancer will learn self-confidence. Parents are encouraged track & field . 22631 6:30-7:30p W 5/19-6/23 to participate. See Camps Guide 22632 6:30-7:30p W 6/30-8/4 Ages 1-3 Miller CCP for details. Nia at CCP Nia combines dance, martial arts and relaxation to help Res $34/Non-Res $50 PILATES Essential/Intermediate Mat 22623 9-9:30a Sa 5/8-6/12 condition the body, mind and spirit while it improves flexibility, Achieve the health benefits of Pilates as you perform the 22624 9-9:30a Sa 6/19-7/24 agility, mobility, stability and strength.This will be an hour of basic principles and essential exercises on the mat. Improve conditioning sprinkled with fun! You will move to invigorating your core strength and flexibility while correcting imbalances. and inspirational music designed to create sensation and bring Mini-Ballerinas No Class 6/23, 6/30, 7/14, 7/28 Dancers are introduced to ballet with barre, across the floor, awareness to your movement habits. Bare feet recommended! Fairy Tale Ballet 2 Ages 15+ ABDA Staff ABDA and free dance. Parents are encouraged to watch at the end Ages 18+ Khorasanee CCP Enter the imaginary world of fairy tales, fun and self- Res $135/Non-Res $156/ of class. Res $40/Non-Res $51 expression through ballet based dance. Creativity is sparked 22660 10:15a–11:10a W 6/9-8/18 Ages 3-5 Miller CCP when we use props, instruments and classical music. 22464 5-6p Tu 5/11-6/15 22465 5-6p Tu 6/22-7/27 Res $55/Non-Res $69 Ages 4-5 ABDA Staff ABDA Line Dance for Adults 22625 10-10:45a Sa 5/8-6/12 22483 4-5p Th 5/13-6/17 Res $88/Non-Res $110 A fun, easy hour of learning basic patterns, steps and dances. 22626 10-10:45a Sa 6/19-7/24 22484 4-5p Th 6/24-7/29 22620 10:30-11:15a F 7/2-7/23 Bring your friends and meet others who enjoy moving to the beat. Price per person. No partner needed. Nia at Lakewood Tap I for Kids Pre-Ballet A No Class 5/31, 7/5 Dancers are introduced to tap covering basics through across Fun, non-impact, high energy movements condition the body, Enhance the love of movement through Ballet. Core learning Ages 16+ White CCP the floors and free dance. Parents are encouraged to watch at mind, emotion, and spirit. The choreography blends martial activities are developmentally appropriate and are designed to Res $30/Non-Res $39 the end of class. arts, dance arts and healing arts with moves and music to inspire children’s artistic and movement potential. 22409 7-8p M 5/10-6/14 Ages 5-8 Miller CCP inspire joy. Through movement we find health! Ages 6-7 ABDA Staff ABDA 22410 7-8p M 6/21-7/26 Res $55/Non-Res $69 Res $88/Non-Res $110 Ages 14+ Kaplan LKWD 22627 11-11:45a Sa 5/8-6/12 22621 11:30a-12:15p F 7/2-7/23 Res $210/Non-Res $244 22628 11-11:45a Sa 6/19-7/24 22437 9:15-10:25a Tu/Th 5/4-6/29 Teen/Adult Essential Ballet Res $112/Non-Res $129 Hip Hop I for Kids Ideal for “resumers” and those who haven’t danced in decades. 22436 8:45-9:55a Su 5/9-6/27 Dancers are introduced to hip hop with across the floor work, Build strength and technique at the barre while improving body Res $222/Non-Res $259 free dance, and choreography working with kids to have alignment and coordination. A versatile class with combinations 22439 9:15-10:25a Tu/Th 7/1-8/31 confidence and a love of dance. Parents are encouraged to scaled to accommodate the student’s skill level. Res $112/Non-Res $129 watch at the end of class. Ages 13+ ABDA Staff ABDA 22438 8:45-9:55a Su 7/11-8/29 Ages 8-12 Miller CCP Res $141/Non-Res $163 Res $55/Non-Res $69 22622 7:05-8:20p M 6/14-7/19 22629 12:15-1p Sa 5/8-6/12 Drop-In Nia at Lakewood 22630 12:15-1p Sa 6/19-7/24 Girls Youth Lacrosse Clinic Series Allows flexibility. Drop-In available only for Nia classes Get active and get out on the field! This 5-session clinic is taught by Black Belt Nia Instructor Carol Kaplan at Fairy Tale Ballet 1 great for beginners and also allows returners to practice Lakewood Center on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. A child-centered camp that encourages exploration, existing skills and learn new ones in a fun environment. Valid only 5/4-8/31 and available in 1, 5, 10 or 15 class independence and social interaction through music and dance Skills instruction and practice includes shooting, passing, increments for Nia classes in this section. Non-Refundable. activities that foster the joy of dance! catching, communication and light conditioning. Lacrosse Non-Transferrable. No Class 7/4 Ages 2-3 ABDA Staff ABDA stick, approved goggles and mouthguard required. Res $88/Non-Res $110 Ages 5-8 Sports Staff HAZ Drop-In Options: 22619 10-10:30a F 7/2-7/23 Res $75/Non-Res $94 Find all of the Summer fun and 9:15-10:25a Tu 22890 9:30-11:30a Th 7/8-8/5 9:15-10:25a Th adventure in the LO Parks & Rec 8:45-9:55a Su Summer Camps Guide 22432 Drop-In 1 time Res $15/Non-Res $21 See online at 22435 Drop-In 5 time Res $59/Non-Res $69 22433 Drop-In 10 time Res $112/Non-Res $129 www.lakeoswego.city/parksrec 22434 Drop-In 15 time Res $163/Non-Res $188

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YOGA VIRTUAL & LIVE - Yoga Drop-In MEDITATION, TAI CHI & QIGONG Tai Chi: Intermediate in the PARK Gentle Yoga in the PARK Classes are designed to welcome you whether you are new Tai Chi is a slow, graceful Chinese exercise that can benefit Perfect for beginners and continuing students who want to yoga or experienced. Through traditional yoga poses we Tai Chi for Health FREE Try-It-Out body, mind and spirit; improve your balance to reduce risk of to refine their poses with emphasis on form, strength and will explore the connection between mind and body while Ages 18+ Bruderlin CCP falls. Featuring the Yang style 24 movement form. Ongoing flexibility. Focus on basic poses and sequences to promote building strength and flexibility. All poses can be adapted to FREE instruction for students with previous experience. ease in the body and increase mobility, flexibility and strength. fit your abilities. Bring your own yoga mat to all classes. 22417 4-5p M 5/10 Ages 18+ Nomura MMP Students must be able to get down to and up from the floor and No Class 5/31 Res $31/Non-Res $47 stand. Please bring a mat, blocks and strap to each class. Tai Chi Beginning: FREE Try-It-Out Day 22397 10:10-11:10a Tu/Th 6/1-8/26 Ages 18+ Buchanan GRP VIRTUAL: Monday 5:30-6:45p Ages 18+ Kidoguchi CCP Res $52/Non-Res $66 LIVE: Tuesday 10-11a FREE Shibashi Qigong: Instruction 22457 1:15-2:15p Tu 5/11-6/29 LIVE: Thursday 10-11a 22414 9:15-10:15a M 5/10 Learn the ancient healing practice of Qigong, a Chinese 22459 1:15-2:15p Th 5/13-7/1 moving meditation. The Shibashi form is founded on basic Tai The drop-in option allows flexibility and can be purchased Chair Tai Chi FREE Try-It-Out Day Chi posture positions and movement principles. The simple Yoga Level 1 in the PARK in 1, 5, 10 and 15 class increments. Valid only 5/6-8/30 Ages 18+ Kidoguchi CCP and flowing movements coordinate with the breath to quiet For beginning and continuing students who want to perfect for classes listed below. Non-refundable. Non-transferable. FREE the mind, relieve stress and enhance energy. This class is their study with a variety of poses and longer holds. Emphasis Yoga and exercise classes that have floor work require use 22413 10:30-11:30a M 5/10 suitable for beginners or experienced students who want to on flexibility & strength. Bring a mat. of your own yoga mat. Please bring a mat to each class. enhance their form. Ages 18+ Buchanan GRP Tai Chi for Health, Balance & Relaxation Ages 18+ Devine VIR/FH This class teaches the Yang style long form and two Res $52/Non-Res $66 Ages 18+ Helmick VIR/FH Res $15/Non-Res $20 traditional Chi Kung exercises. Tai Chi practice reduces stress, 22461 12-1p Tu 5/11-6/29 22440 Drop-In 1 Time Res $13/Non-Res $19 VIRTUAL 22420 12-1p M 5/10-6/28 improves balance and promotes better health. This class is Ages 18+ Helmick GRP 22443 Drop-In 5 Times Res $61/Non-Res $77 LIVE 22422 12-1p M 7/12-8/30 22462 12-1p Tu 7/6-8/24 22441 Drop-In 10 Times Res $118/Non-Res $135 taught in a relaxed manner. No Class 5/31 22442 Drop-In 15 Times Res $162/Non-Res $186 Ages 18+ Bruderlin CCP Res $50/Non-Res $70 Shibashi Qigong: Meditation Yoga in the PARK The primary focus of this class will be practicing the Set 1 Receive the benefits of yoga and nature! Yoga in the PARK 22418 4-5p M 5/17-6/28 and Set 2 Shibashi Qigong forms as a silent meditation. In will explore a variety of poses in a fun, beautiful, supportive 22419 4-5p M 7/12-8/16 environment. Please bring a mat, water and any other addition, Set 3 movements will be introduced. This class is preferred optional props such as blanket or strap. Tai Chi - Very Beginning designed for students who have previously been introduced to Ages 18+ Helmick FH A slow paced, low impact, gentle movement art based on the the Shibashi Qigong movements. Res $50/Non-Res $62 Yang family 24-movement Short Form. Practice meditative Ages 18+ Devine VIR/FH & CCP 22444 10-11a Tu 5/11-6/15 mind-body exercise with slow and rhythmical movements to Res $15/Non-Res $20 22445 10-11a Tu 6/22-7/27 increase balance, flexibility, muscle strength, and enhance VIRTUAL 22421 12-1p W 5/12-6/30 22446 10-11a Tu 8/3-9/7 well-being. Designed for beginning students, this class LIVE 22423 12-1p W 7/7-8/25 introduces Tai Chi concepts and forms 1 through 12. VIRTUAL Night Night Yoga No Class 5/31 If you need to quiet your mind, this class is for you. This is a Ages 18+ Kidoguchi CCP slower paced Yin Yoga class with longer holds for those searching Res $71/Non-Res $88 for a relaxing yoga experience while exploring breath and 22415 9:15-10:15a M/Th 5/13-6/28 alignment. Yoga and exercise classes that have floor work require use of your own yoga mat. Please bring a mat to each class. Tai Chi from a Chair Ages 18+ Barner VIR This is a gentle, meditative mind-body exercise performed Res $68/Non-Res $85 while seated in the comfort and safety of a chair. Based on 22449 5:30-6:30p Th 5/13-7/1 the proven effective Tai Chi-Moving for Better Balance program this class combines traditional Tai Chi forms with simple, slow, Yogalates and rhythmical therapeutic movements to improve balance, Yogalates is a core focused class that pulls the asanas of strength, and reduce the risk of falls. No previous experience VIRTUAL Calm & Meditative Yoga Yoga and the core centered movement of Pilates into one necessary. No Class 5/31 A combined practice of Yoga and Meditation can result in challenging workout. Yoga, and exercise classes that have Ages 18+ Kidoguchi CCP amazing physical, emotional and interpersonal benefits floor work require use of your own yoga mat. Please bring a Res $71/Non-Res $88 including strengthening vitality, resiliency, calm and joy. All mat to each class. No Class 5/31 22416 10:30-11:30a M/Th 5/13-6/28 poses will be done from the floor. Yoga mat or a blanket Ages 18+ Barner VIR/FH needed. Yoga blocks helpful, but not required. VIRTUAL Res $59/Non-Res $75 Ages 18+ Zimmerman VIR 22450 9:30-10:30a M 5/10-6/28 Res $21/Non-Res $24 VIRTUAL Res $68/Non-Res $85 22559 11-12:30p Sa 5/8 22451 9:30-10:30a W 5/12-6/30 22891 11-12:30p Sa 6/12 LIVE Res $59/Non-Res $75 22892 11-12:30p Sa 7/10 22455 9:30-10:30a M 7/12-8/23 22893 11-12:30p Sa 8/14 22456 9:30-10:30a W 7/14-8/25

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Mindfulness Meditation - VIRTUAL FITNESS Strength and Balance Actively develop a healthy mind and body and remove stress Maintaining strength and preventing falls are both important with comfortable meditation postures. Instructor approval/ aspects to healthy aging. Strength and Balance uses core, referral required for all levels except Beginners. Please attend mobility and functional movement exercises to increase bone the FREE placement meeting to ensure you register for the density and lean muscle and promote overall wellness and appropriate class, unless you have prior Instructor approval. strength. Please bring a mat and weights if you have them. Class located outdoors, CCP lower parking lot. No Class 5/31 Ages 18+ Cavanaugh CCP Res $56/Non-Res $71 22429 12-1p W 5/12-6/30 22431 12-1p W 7/7-8/25 50+ Zumba Gold Core Strength in the PARK 50+ and better: ditch the workout, join the party! Enjoy A non-impact class that will strengthen the muscles from hips rhythms set to high-energy Latin and international music. Thank you to shoulders. Improve mobility and stability. Alleviate low back Cardio-based class combines fast and slow rhythms that tone pain, strengthen hip flexors, while also improving posture and sculpt the body using an aerobic/fitness approach. Easy Lake Oswego through functional movement. All you need is a mat! to follow dance moves require no previous dance experience. School District! Ages 18+ Cavanaugh MMP Ages 50+ Weber CCP FREE class placement Res $50/Non-Res $62 Res $58/Non-Res $78 22957 9-10a Tu 5/11-6/29 22424 9-10a Tu 5/11-6/29 Pre-requisite to Mindfulness Meditation classes, meet 22958 9-10a Th 5/13-7/1 22426 9-10a Tu 7/6-8/24 Instructor Surja Tjahaja and review meditation class Thank you LOSD for working with Parks & Recreation 22959 9-10a Tu 7/6-8/24 offerings. Instructor will suggest correct class to register for for access and use of Uplands Elementary School 22960 9-10a Th 7/8-8/26 your needs. Please attend any time during class hours for and LOSD facilities this summer! Aerobics Exercise to Music Low intensity aerobics class that combines strength and this meeting. Boomer's Boot Camp in the PARK Ages 16+ Tjahaja VIR We also acknowledge LOSD administration for endurance, balance and flexibility. Light weights incorporated Ready to feel fit and strong? This class will increase your into a portion of the class. Improve your overall health while 22402 6-7:30p W 5/5 their continued assistance: heart rate and strength safely and effectively all while having moving to music from the 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's. Dr. Lora de la Cruz, LOSD Superintendent fun outdoors. Join us at beautiful West Waluga Park. Ages 50+ Weber CCP Beginners: 1 Stuart Ketzler, Assistant Superintendent of Ages 50+ Blum WWP Good for all health conditions, pain management, open to all Res $58/Non-Res $78 Res $44/Non-Res $60 abilities and any level. No approval needed. Business Services 22425 9-10a Th 5/6-6/24 22403 7-8a W 7/14-8/25 Ages 16+ Tjahaja VIR Tony Vandenberg, Executive Director of 22427 9-10a Th 7/8-8/26 Res $98/Non-Res $113 Project Management Outdoor Fitness Intro to Strength & Barre Fitness 22398 6-7:30p W 5/12-8/11 Brent Paul, Director of Facility Operations There's nothing better than getting outdoors in Oregon. Experience low-impact training using weights, matt work and Strength, cardio and mat work will both challenge and barre basics (using a chair and ballet barre). Improve muscle Pain Management: 2 motivate you. All levels welcome. Bring a yoga mat and water Please attend FREE class placement day on 5/5 unless you coordination balance and posture. Finish with relaxing stretch. A special thank you to each class. No Class 5/31 have approval from Instructor. Ages 18+ Berton CCP to the speakers, moderators Ages 18+ Berton WWP Ages 16+ Tjahaja VIR Res $50/Non-Res $62 Res $50/Non-Res $62 Res $98/Non-Res $113 and attendees of the DEI 22408 9-10a W 6/2-7/28 22407 10:45-11:45a W 6/2-7/28 22399 7:30-9p W 5/12-8/11 Youth Forum presented Butts and Guts by the Youth Action & Power Burn in the PARK Shape and strengthen your body head to toe in this dynamic Five Hindrances: 3 Power Burn, a high energy combination of aerobic and Please attend FREE class placement day on 5/5 unless you Youth Leadership Councils class. Use various weights, equipment and plyometric moves resistance work that will rev your heart rate and build muscle to burn calories and firm the body. have approval from Instructor. Joe Buck, Lake Oswego Mayor all in one class. Bring a mat and weights if you have them. Ages 18+ Barner VIR/CCP Ages 16+ Tjahaja VIR Massene Mboup, City Counsilor No Class 5/31 Res $68/Non-Res $85 Res $98/Non-Res $113 Dr. Lora de la Cruz, LOSD Superintendent Ages 18+ Cavanaugh WWP VIRTUAL 22447 9:30-10:30a Tu 5/11-6/29 22400 7-8:30p Th 5/13-8/12 Martha Bennett, City Manager Res $50/Non-Res $62 VIRTUAL 22448 9:30-10:30a Th 5/13/7/1 Liz Hartman, LOSD School Board Member 22428 9-10a M 5/10-6/28 Res $59/Non-Res $75 Seminar 8 Fold Path: 4 Neelam Gupta, LOSD School Board Member Res $56/Non-Res $71 Please attend FREE class placement day on 5/5 unless you LIVE 22452 9:30-10:30a Tu 7/13-8/24 22430 9-10a M 7/12-8/30 LIVE 22453 9:30-10:30a Th 7/15-8/26 have approval from Instructor. Lily Garrett, Moderator Ages 16+ Tjahaja VIR Cassidy Miller, Moderator Res $98/Non-Res $113 Mete Bakircioglu, Moderator Current term registration for Summer classes & camps 22401 4-5:30p Th 5/13-8/12 Kendall Kaelin, Moderator begins at 9a, May 3 for residents and 1p for all others.

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GET CREATIVE RMC Studios Private Lessons – Mandala Rock Painting Garden Art You Pick: Piano, Guitar or Voice Mandala rocks are beautiful works of art and soothing to Come make whimsical art for your garden! Use corks to make Memoir Writing RMC Studios is now proud to offer individual weekly music make. They are created by painting dots in various sizes and plant markers and paint rocks using paint pens. Supplies Writing memoir is a wonderful opportunity for you to explore lessons! Registrations are taken on a first come, first often using geometric patterns. Previous painting experience provided! an event or situation in your life that’s meaningful to you and serve basis. Lessons are 30 minutes in length and include will be helpful but not required. Ages 16+ Thomas CCP gives your listeners a chance to share in your experience. Be one-on-one instruction from an experienced instructor. Ages 16+ Thomas CCP Res $28/Non-Res $42 ready for a fun and engaging way to share your stories and get Please register online for your desired lesson and an RMC Res $72/Non-Res $90 22672 10a-12p Sa 7/10 to know others. No Class 5/18, 6/15, 7/20, 8/17 representative will contact you to confirm time slot. A home 22669 5:30-7:30p W 6/2-6/23 Ages 18+ Jordan VIR instrument is recommended. Cork Art Res $23/Non-Res $33 Bring your favorite wine corks! A variety of cork projects 22661 9-11a Tu 5/4-6/29 Wednesday: Piano, Guitar or Voice Lessons offered, from wine charms to inspired art, this class gives you 22662 9-11a Tu 7/6-8/31 Private instruction for beginners, intermediate, or expert plenty of ways to get crafty with corks. All supplies provided. levels. Work on rhythm, vocal techniques, reading music, Ages 16+ Thomas CCP NEW! Introduction to Poetry and learning popular songs. Res $28/Non-Res $42 Learn the basics of poetry, including poetic devices such Ages 5-99 RMC CCP 22673 10a-12p Sa 8/14 as metaphor and personification as well as things like line Res $224/Non-Res $257 breaks, rhythm and rhyme, and poetry forms. Read a variety of NEW! Shrinky Dink Jewelry 22642 4-7p W 5/26-6/30 Learn to get creative with making your own sets of earrings poetry to learn about different techniques, and delve into your 22643 4-7p W 7/7-8/11 own writing. Whether you've never written a poem or just want and pins with the easiest material… Shrinky Dinks! Learn the to brush up on your skills, this class helps you find your voice basics of drawing our own designs digitally or free-handing on the page. No Class 5/31 Rock Painting with the right tools and turning your artwork into functional Ages 18+ Ebba VIR Come explore rock painting with paint pens! From mandalas wearable designs! Res $74/Non-Res $93 to the abstract, this is a great class for those looking to make Ages 18+ Lewis CCP 22640 6:30-8p M 5/10-6/21 small pieces of art that make a big impression! Res $85/Non-Res $107 Ages 16+ Thomas CCP 22949 10a-2p Sa 6/5 NEW! Collaborative Writing: Building Res $29/Non-Res $43 22950 10a-2p Sa 8/14 Community Through Poetry 22670 10a-12p Sa 5/15 As the months go by with limited interaction with others, we NEW! Shrinky Dink Puppets find ourselves seeking new ways to build community. In this Paper Quilling Bring your very own marionette to life in this creative “mini” class, explore ways people have been doing this throughout Use strips of paper that are rolled, shaped, looped, curled, course working with a childhood favorite – Shrinky Dinks! time using poetry. Read and write various forms of multi-voice twisted, pinched, glued and otherwise manipulated to create Learn to design your puppet using a pattern and assemble and collaborative poetry, working together to create art and shapes, designs and keepsake decor! Quilling paper and tools your marionette to take home. build community. provided. Ages 8-12 Lewis CCP Ages 18+ Ebba VIR Ages 16+ Thomas CCP Res $54/Non-Res $68 Res $74/Non-Res $93 Res $28/Non-Res $42 22951 10a-12p Sa 6/19 22641 6:30-8p Th 7/22-8/26 22671 10a-12p Sa 6/12 22952 10a-12p Sa 7/31 NEW! Plein Air Painting NEW! Paper Clay Sculpture This class is for the beginning or more advanced oil painter. Paper clay is an affordable and exiting medium for sculpture. Beginning Watercolor Learn the basics of sculpting and sculpture painting using Choose your subject and style of painting while you learn color An introduction to the art of watercolor: understanding the paper clay, pigments and acrylics. Create your very own mixing, color theory, texture, mark making, perspective, and materials, exploring techniques and growth through practice. wall-hanging painted sculpture! composition at the historic Luscher Farm. Students provide Questions regarding materials? Ages 13+ Lewis CCP their own materials. Contact Instructor, Elaine Luneke at 503-989-1540. Res $185/Non-Res $213 Ages 18+ Tomlinson LUSCH Ages 18+ Luneke VIR 22953 4:30-6:30p Th 6/17-7/22 Res $136/Non-Res$157 Res $74/Non-Res $92 22954 4:30-6:30p Th 7/29-9/2 22644 9-11a Sa 6/12-7/17 22466 9:30-11:30a Th 5/13-6/17 22645 9-11a Sa 7/24-8/28 22468 9:30-11:30a Th 7/22-8/26 NEW! Molding & Casting with Resin Abstract Painting with Oils or Acrylics Molding and Casting is an exciting way to create unique art Intermediate/Advanced Watercolor Nurture your inner artist while learning the techniques of painting quickly, and with more variety! Learn the basics of molding and Explore ideas and skills while honing your technique. New in acrylic or with oils! Learn color mixing, composition, creating casting with silicone and resin. Begin with making your own subjects and paintings every week. Questions regarding texture, atmospheric perspective, using vanishing points, value sculpted storage box, followed by making your own take-home placement or materials? and hue. No experience necessary to explore painting the mold to create duplicates! Contact Instructor, Elaine Luneke at 503-989-1540. themes of your choosing in an Abstract or Realistic style. Ages 18+ Lewis CCP Ages 18+ Luneke VIR Ages 18+ Tomlinson CCP Res $216/Non-Res $248 Res $74/Non-Res $92 Res $136/Non-Res$157 22955 10a-12p Tu 6/15-7/20 22470 1-3p Th 5/13-6/17 22646 4:30-6:30p Tu 5/20-6/24 22956 10a-12p Tu 7/27-8/31 22471 1-3p Th 7/22-8/26 22647 4:30-6:30p Tu 7/8-8/12

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Whole House Organization Spanish Bob Ross Oil Painting GET INTERESTED NEW! Whether you are planning a trip, need to learn Spanish for Declutter your home and make room for the new you! In this Easy step by step class takes beginners to seasoned painters work, or just want to learn a beautiful language, these fun How to Train Your Cat ten-week course, professional organizer Kaye Silver draws from from blank canvas to finished masterpiece in one class. All and laughter-filled classes provide you with 10 weeks of Cats are famous for doing what they want. But, believe it or many organizing techniques, including Marie Kondo’s KonMari supplies provided. Visit loparks.org to view paintings. knowledge. Please note, these classes are virtual. A link to not, cats can be trained! Training helps reduce stress and Method™. Each week Kaye will teach methods for sorting, Ages 12+ Stubb CCP join will be sent after registration. correct behavior problems. Plus, it’s fun! Each 45-minute decluttering, organizing and disposing a single category of Res $52/Non-Res $74 Ages 16+ Cohan VIR class session includes a 20-minute lesson, 15 minutes of item in your house, such as clothes, books, or memorabilia. Res $72/Non-Res $90 Fire! demos and hands-on practice, and 10 minutes of Q&A. Skills The following week participants share their results and Kaye 22648 10a-2p Th 5/6 covered may include basic skills like Come, Sit, and Target; introduces the next category. Participants can expect to spend handling and carrier training; fun tricks like High-five and three hours a week working on their spaces. No Class 7/7 Beginning II Spanish More on sentence structure, AR verbs and useful vocabulary. Jump; and tools for managing problem behavior. Ages 18+ Silver VIR Peaks of Majesty 22635 11:50a-1:05p Th 6/24-8/26 22649 1-4:30p Tu 5/18 No Class 5/31 Res: $134/Non-Res: $154 Ages 10+ Hampton VIR 22639 6:30-7:30p W 6/16-8/25 Res $32/Non-Res $48 Beginning III Spanish Evening Walk In The Woods More on AR verbs, sentence structure, object pronouns. 22650 5:30-9p M 5/24 22603 7-7:45p M/W 5/17-6/28 22604 7-7:45p M/W 7/12-8/16 22638 11:40a-12:55p F 6/25-8/27 Tropical Lighthouse Beginning IV Spanish 22651 10a-2p Th 6/3 Review of AR verbs; Translations with ER and IR verbs, stem-changing verbs (time permitting), useful vocabulary. Forest River 22637 10:20-11:35a F 6/25-8/27 22652 1-4:30p Tu 6/22 Beginning V Spanish Desert Homestead Two-verb situations, introduction of Ser vs Estar, reading for 22653 5:30-9p M 6/28 Babysitter Training pronunciation, comprehension and conversation. 22634 10:30-11:45a Th 6/24-8/26 Tulips Topics include accident prevention, handling emergencies, first 22654 10a-2p Th 7/1 aid and child development, positive supervision and the rights and responsibilities of a “good” babysitter. Beginning VI Spanish Review of regular and irregular verbs, Ser vs Estar; and Introduction to Magic Ages 11-15 ARC CCP Pastel Mountains reading for pronunciation and comprehension. Using simple items found around the house, Professor DR Res $130/Non-Res $150 22655 1-4:30p Tu 7/13 22636 9-10:15a F 6/25-8/27 Schreiber, The Historical Conjurer teaches you magic at your 22609 9a-4:30p Sa 5/8 Trillium Lake home! This introduction to the Art of Magic is great for all 22610 9a-4:30p Sa 5/15 beginners aged 7 to 107. Use everyday items such as cups, 22611 9a-4:30p Sa 5/22 Advanced IlI Spanish 22656 5:30-9p M 7/26 Review of verb tenses and object pronouns. Working with the cotton balls, napkins, coins, playing cards, paper and more 22612 9a-4:30p Sa 6/5 book Cajas de Cartón for comprehension and conversation. to create astonishing and entertaining magic effects for your 22613 9a-4:30p Sa 6/12 Lake Baikal 22633 9-10:15a Th 6/24-8/26 22657 10a-2p Th 8/5 friends and family to enjoy. 22614 9a-4:30p Sa 7/10 Ages 8-12 Schreiber VIR 22615 9a-4:30p Sa 8/7 Giraffe Res $52/Non-Res $65 22658 1-4:30p Tu 8/17 22605 10-11a Sa 5/15-6/19 Babysitter Bootcamp 22606 10-11a Sa 7/10-8/14 This two-day experience includes “Babysitter Training” on Lone Mountain Ages 10-15 Schreiber VIR day one and pediatric CPR, First Aid and AED training on day 22659 5:30-9p M 8/23 22608 11:30a-12:30p Sa 5/15-6/19 two. Help participants recognize and respond appropriately to 22607 11:30a-12:30p Sa 7/10-8/14 cardiac, breathing and first aid emergencies. Students receive certification upon completion of 2-day course. Ages 10-15 ARC CCP Res $170/Non-Res $195 22616 9a-2:45p M-Tu 6/14-6/15 Adult CPR, First Aid and AED Training Get certified in CPR! Learn to recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac, breathing and first aid emergencies or give immediate care to a suddenly injured or ill person. Students receive certification upon completion of class. Ages 10+ ARC CCP Res $128/Non-Res $148 22617 9a-3p Sa 6/26 22618 9a-3p Sa 7/24

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TEEN SCENE Follow us on Instagram! Get the latest happenings of the Teen Lounge and its programs! @LOTeenLounge Become a 2021 Follow the Teen Lounge on Twitter! Get updates on job and volunteer opportunities, YAC events and words of wisdom from our participants and staff. Jr.CamP @LOTeenLounge

Become a fan of the Teen Lounge on Facebook! Simply type LO Teen Lounge into your search browser Counselor and click the LIKE button! Get updates on events, daily happenings, and the latest photos! open to ages 13-17 get volunteer hours! TEEN VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES make a difference! Attention High School Students: Join the Youth Action Council! apply at The Youth Action Council (YAC) is a volunteer program for www.loteenscene.org The LO Teen Lounge at CCP, 1060 Chandler Rd teens who would like to make a difference in the community while earning volunteer credits! YAC organizes activities  The Teen Lounge will be OPEN this summer! such as the Pups at Finals, Story Time @ The Library, JCC interviews are scheduled Outside The Art Room Showcase and fundraisers. We are in May. Accepted students  Summer Hours- Mondays and Fridays from 1-5p recieve notification and accepting applications for the 2021-22 school year from Applications training dates in June.  incoming 9th-12th grade students from Lake Oswego high A $15 fee applies to Participants are responsible for signing in and out of the  Lounge. Two Lounge staff members are present at all times to schools. Applications are due by 5p on May 9, 2021. Apply due may 14! accepted students. assist and supervise participants. Movies, video games and online at www.LOteenscene.org or contact Cydny at television at The Lounge are rated "teen" (PG-13, Teen, TV-14). 503-697-6589 for a hard copy application. questions? please email Please be advised before registering your child. [email protected]

Swim Park Phone Lake Oswego Swim Park (during open hours) CALLING ALL Open daily July 1 - August 29 503-953-9325 Parks & Recreation 1–6p Front Desk 5 T H G R A D E R S! M-F, 8a-5p 503-675-2549 Teen Lounge Membership Membership is required to visit the Teen Lounge. Participants TEEN LOUNGE VIRTUAL Q&A who purchased a membership for the 2020-21 school year will Friday, May 14th; 5p have access to the Lounge this summer at no extra cost. Teen Join us for a Virtual Teen Lounge Information and Q&A Lounge Memberships are available at LOTeenScene.org session. Hear all about the Lounge and take a virtual tour! Open to parents and students in 6-12th grade for 2021- CERTIFIED LIFEGUARDS School Year Membership 22 school year. If you’d like to participate, please email Grades 6-12 Staff CCP [email protected] to receive the zoom link. Open to LO Residents Residents $85/Non-Residents $98 250 Ridgeway Road, Proof of residency required 3:30-7:30p M-F 10/1-6/16, and Lake Oswego 1-5p Monday and Fridays 6/21-8/13 FUTURE 6TH GRADE OPEN HOUSE COVID safety requriements Friday, May 21; 4-7p in place Summer Membership Open to ALL incoming 6th graders Grades 6-12 Staff CCP Come mingle with your future middle school compadres and Residents $30/Non-Residents $45 get your first taste of the perks of Jr. High: The Teen Lounge! Ages under 12 must be 1-5p Monday and Fridays 6/21-8/13 accompanied by age 16+ Please note the LO Teen Lounge will be closed August 16-27 www.lakeoswego.city/parksrec/lake-oswego-swim-park Check out our Camp Guide for Teen Camps!

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SPORTS ZONE All League programs subject to change Adult Slow-Pitch Softball Leagues Girls Youth Lacrosse Clinic Series Registration open April 1 - May 14 Get active and get out on the field! This based on current OHA guidelines on 5-session clinic is great for beginners and also allows For league information and registration: Lake Oswego Adult Slow-Pitch Softball is presented by Recreational Sports and Return to Play. presented by Clackamas County Softball Association. returners to practice existing skills and learn new ones WWW.LAKEOSWEGOSPORTS.COM All leagues are recreational in nature. in a fun environment. Skills instruction and practice Follow us on Twitter: @LOCitySports include shooting, passing, catching, communication and Sports League Coordinator: Ian Miller [email protected] NEW! Adult Grass Volleyball Leagues light conditioning. Lacrosse stick, approved goggles and Team registration format. mouthguard required. Manager must register first to create team. Divisions: Ages 5-8 Sports Staff Hazelia Adult & H.S. Coed 7 v 7 Soccer Leagues Divisions: Reverse Doubles & Reverse Coed 4’s Senior Coed: 45+ women; 50+ Men on Mondays Res $75/Non-Res $94 Team registration format. Season: Six-week season 22890 9:30-11:30a Th 7/8 - 8/5 Managers must register first to create team. Tuesdays, July 13 - August 17 Men’s: Ages 18+ Divisions: High School (2021 graduates are eligible) Location: Westlake Park Upper Rec on Tuesdays Adult Open (18+). Registration Opens: Monday, May 3 Middle Rec on Wednesdays YOUTH SPORTS CAMPS! Season: Six-game season July 11 - August 22 Registration and payment deadline: Sunday, June 27 Lower Rec on Thursdays Games played Sunday afternoons/evenings. See the CAMP GUIDE for basketball, soccer. Multi-sport, Cost per player: Res $69/Non-Res $86 fencing, mountain biking, cycling, martial arts, cheer, flag Location: Hazelia Field Coed: Ages 18+ football, lacrosse, baseball, track & Field, volleyball, and Registration Opens: Monday, May 3 Intermediate on Fridays sport/swim. Registration and payment deadline: Sunday, June 27 Low Rec on Fridays Cost per player: Res $35/Non-Res $44 For outdoor youth tennis camps & adult tennis classes, Season: May 31 – August 20 see page 39 Fall Adult Coed Soccer Leagues Location: various fields in L.O. Team registration format. Managers must register first to create team. Divisions: Open (18+) and Over 35 Season: Eight-games season Sunday afternoons & evenings (primary) Friday nights, if needed September 12 -mid-November For league and registration information, visit (Friday nights if needed) WWW.OSWEGOSOFTBALL.COM Location: various fields in L.O. e-mail: [email protected] Registration Opens: Monday, July 8 Registration and payment deadline: Sunday, August 29 Cost per player: Res $48/Non-Res $60 Adult Beginner’s Pickleball Clinic & Play Ages 18+ Sports Staff GRP Res $14/Non-Res $21 22884 6-8p Th 6/17 Adult Doubles Cornhole Leagues 22885 6-8p Tu 6/28 22886 2-4p Sa 7/17 Ages 21+ 22887 6-8p W 7/28 Teams of 2. Managers must register first to create team. 22888 6-8p Sa 8/14 E-Sports 22889 2-4p Th 8/26 July - August OUTDOOR: Six-week season Learn the basics of this fun sport. No experience necessary. Leagues include: Wednesday evenings; July 14 - August 18 Equipment provided L.O. Pickleball Club. Location: George Rogers Park. FootGolf League Registration Opens: Monday, May 3 Ages 10 - Adult Registration and payment deadline: Sunday, June 27 Team registration format, Individuals are not placed on teams. Cost per player: Res $36/Non-Res $45 Managers must register first to create team. 4 to 5 Players per Team. A minimum of one team member must be age 18+. Division: Open Season: Five-week season Thursday evenings July 15 - August 12 Location: L.O. Public Golf Course Registration Opens: Monday, May 3 Adult Drop-In Pickleball Create an account and Registration and Payment Deadline: Sunday, June 27. Organized at present by L.O. Pickleball Club at George Rogers Park register at: Cost per player: Res $66/Non-Res $83 Visit www.lakeoswegopickleball.org for more info. www.ggleagues.com

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GET HEALTHY Cookin’ in the Classroom Dynamic Duo Dinners Learn important cooking skills while preparing a healthy meal Spend an afternoon cooking with Chef Laura Content. LUSCHER FARM SUMMER 2021 CSA using produce from the Children’s Garden. Allow creativity to Parent/Guardian and child create a meal together using local, farm grown, seasonal produce. Class is held outside Enjoy fresh vegetables straight from the farm. Lake mesh with culinary techniques for exciting results! in the Beech Tree Garden. Please register the child that will Oswego Parks & Recreation has teamed up with Laura Ages 6-15 Content LUSCH Honeycomb Candy be cooking. Masterson of 47th Avenue Farms to provide citizens with an Res $39/Non-Res $59 Create Lemon Volcanoes and Honeycomb Candy while Ages 6+ Content LUSCH opportunity to receive local sustainably grown vegetables. Pesto Pasta Salad and Cannoli Cups learning about chemical reactions using baking soda. Search Res $50/Non-Res $75 Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a partnership for pollinators in the gardens while your treat solidifies. Who between a farmer and local consumers. Shareholders pay 22562 10a-12p Sa 6/12 says science can’t be fun and tasty? Garden Caesar Wraps and Raspberry Icebox Cake a fee at the beginning of the growing season to meet the Ages 6-15 Content LUSCH Confetti Couscous and Blueberry Crumble 22565 3-5p Su 6/13 farm’s expenses for the upcoming season. In return, they Res $39/Non-Res $59 22563 10a-12p Sa 7/17 receive a portion of the farm’s produce throughout the 22574 2-4p Sa 6/12 Tofu Banh Mi and Fruit Tarts growing season. Harvest starts mid-May and continues 22566 3-5p Su 7/18 through the end of October. Members come to Luscher Miso Zoodle Soup and Fruit Sushi Cool States of Matter Farm on Thursday evenings to pick up their weekly shares 22564 10a-12p Sa 8/21 Ice Cream and Magic Shell topping- experiment with states Italian Flag Subs and Berry Tiramisu of produce. Each week’s share consists of 8-10 different of matter, turning our liquids into solids and vice versa with 22567 3-5p Su 8/29 produce and herbs. Greek Salad Pitas and Granola Cookies delicious homemade results! Pick berries from the garden to Age 16+ Masterson LUSCH 22568 10a-12p Sa 9/11 add to the tastiness. Summer Rolls and Mango Cream Cups Whole Share Fee - Res $1260/Non-Res $1449 Ages 6-15 Content LUSCH 22569 3-5p Su 9/12 22775 5-7p Th 5/20-10/28 Res $39/Non-Res $59 Age 16+ Masterson LUSCH 22575 2-4p Sa 7/17 Half Share Fee - Res $695/Non-Res $799 22774 5-7p Th 5/20-10/28 Rainbow Density Tower Experiment with your own density tower made from tasty CSA Try it out Share fruit juice. Learn about the density of liquids, what sinks what floats? Harvest fruit from the gardens to see which are Curious about being a CSA member? Buy a Half Share for a densest. Refreshments can be yummy and educational! week and try it out! Registration is due the Tuesday before Ages 6-15 Content LUSCH the pick-up date. Pickup dates are every Thursday from Res $39/Non-Res $59 5/20 until 10/28. 22576 2-4p Sa 8/21 Please call our registrars at 503-675-2549 to register. SAVE THE DATE! Res $32/Non-Res $48 Solar Oven S'Mores Saturday, August 14th, 2021 Build a solar oven and use it to make melty smores! Capture 5 - 9pm the heat of the sun with a delicious result. Learn about the plant that the original Marshmallows were made from and meet one of it’s cousins in our pollinator garden. Ages 6-15 Content LUSCH Res $39/Non-Res $59 22577 2-4p Sa 9/11

Farm Tours for Your Pod Gather your neighborhood pod and come to the farm for a hands-on guided tour. Feed the chickens, learn about organic gardening, explore the worm bin, investigate pollinators, and learn about seeds. Create a farm craft and play games. Minimum This year Twilight on the Farm at Luscher Farm will feature a of 4 children, maximum of 8. Call 503-697-6590 to set up 2-hour delicious farm style picnic dinner with wines and beer from tour. $15 per child. COVID-19 safety protocols in place. local vineyards and breweries. Ages 5-12 Staff LUSCH Tickets go on sale June 1st and space is limited. Make sure to check the website www.luscherfriends.org or email [email protected] for more information.

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GARDENING CLASSES AT LUSCHER FARM STEWARDSHIP VOLUNTEER Raised Beds and Garden Structures OPPORTUNITIES Make gardening easier and more productive with raised beds Give back to the environment! Volunteer with a Friends and garden structures. This class is held in the Demonstration Group to restore natural park areas. Help create a healthy Garden with hands on demos showcaing how to maximize your habitat for plants, pollinators and animals! garden space with trellises, teepees and planters. No experience needed. Ages 18+ Staff LUSCH Lake Oswego has over 460 acres of natural park Res $15/Non-Res $22 area that need YOUR helping hands! The Gnomes In Nature 22666 1-2:30p Sa 6/12 Visit LO-STEWARDSHIP.ORG for info. Hunt Is Back! Our 3 gnomes hide in 3 different natural parks April through Plant Now for Fall and Winter Harvest October. Come find them! Extend your vegetable gardening season through the fall For monthly park locations and clues: LO-STEWARDSHIP.ORG Register for Rogerson Garden classes at and winter by taking steps now! There is nothing tastier • Find 3 gnomes in 3 natural park areas www.rogersonclematiscollection.org/events than sweet winter carrots. Learn which plants do well in the • Take a photo of you, your dog or anything by a gnome! cool season and what to plant when to maximize your food • Post your gnome photos on social media at production #LOparksgnomes Propagating Clematis Via Cuttings and Ages 16+ Staff LUSCH • #LOparksgnomes photos go in a contest to win a gnome Res $10/Non-Res $15 this October! Divisions 22665 1-2:30p Sa 7/17 Learn how to inexpensively increase your quantities of MAY GNOME HUNTS the "Queen of the Vines" by cuttings and divisions in the Seed Saving for Beginners beautiful Friends of Rogerson Clematis Garden. All materials Saving seeds from annual vegetables and flowers is a fun Woodmont Park provided. Please bring clippers if you have them. Held in the easy way to save money and help maintain biodiversity. Learn Explore new trails that meander thru meadows and woods in Rogerson Greenhouse at Luscher Farm. how to pick the best plants to save seed from, the definition this newly restored 6.8 acre park. Hunt for the 3 gnomes by Ages 18+ Beutler LUSCH of heirloom seeds, how many plants you need to grow to save an overlook, the Oak savannah and near a nature play area! $25 10a-12p Sa 6/5 seeds and how to process and store your seeds. Location: Atwater Rd. and Knaus Rd. intersection. Ages 18+ Staff LUSCH Check LO-STEWARDSHIP.ORG for a list of animals, birds and Cutting Gardens Part 2- Res $10/Non-Res $15 native plants people spot in the natural park areas. We’d love Lamont Springs Bring Your Garden Indoors 22664 1-2:30p Sa 8/21 to hear from YOU what you discover! Wander winding trails in this 1.9 acre forest and Lamont This class focuses on how and when to cut, condition Email [email protected] and let us know! Springs will appear like an oasis! The 3 gnomes like to hide The Friends of the Rogerson Clematis and arrange blooms and greens from your garden. Basic Collection and Garden behind Douglas Fir trees and nestle down by Sword Ferns. principles of floral design will be taught and handouts will be invite you to Location: 4681 Lamont Way provided. Attendees please bring a bud vase and clippers to create your own arrangement. Part 1 is not required as a Mother’s Day Memorial Day Bryant Woods Nature Park pre-requisite. in the Garden Celebration The 3 gnomes spread out in this 16.7 acre natural park! Ages 18+ Whitman LUSCH —and— Saturday, May 29 3 hints: Look by the upland forest, the meadow and by the Saturday, May 8 10 am to 2 pm $25 10a-12p Sa 6/12 10 am to 4 pm seasonal wetland. Keep an eye out for osprey and owls! and Blue Heron Banana Slug Location: 4300 Childs Rd. Clematis 101 Sunday, May 9 10 am to 2 pm From the beginning—we will review the major types of Welcome to Spring! As Park Ranger, I haven’t seen a busier clematis, discuss what’s right for you, talk about siting, RANGER year in parks and natural areas. That’s funny to say when planting (demo included), feeding, pruning, and putting to BEN'S DEN we couldn’t hold most normal events last year. Even without bed for winter. Attendees may want to bring pen and paper concerts, art fairs, car shows and adventure runs, this for note taking. community utilized Lake Oswego’s great parks and natural Ages 18+ Toler LUSCH areas. Our natural areas provided a respite from the challenges Aster $25 10a-12:30p Sa 6/19 of this past year. They’ve been a safe place to get out from our homes and calm our minds. These special lands are taken Summer Pruning for Fall Blooms Plant sale • Potting demonstrations care of by the dedicated Parks staff. Even with all their hard Come into the garden and learn what, when and how to Raffle prizes • Docent-led tours Join us on a tour of work, over 460 acres of natural parks can’t be done without help from you, prune your clematis for fall blooms. Attendees discover how clematis grown in private our volunteers and Friends Groups! The Stewardship team can’t wait until you’re back volunteering in our parks; keeping the ivy at bay, planting native to make their clematis vines into season-long performers! town and country gardens Oregon Sunshine Pen and paper is advised for note taking. species and restoring the habitat. By following OHA guidelines, we can offer Ages 18+ Toler LUSCH For more information, visit Stewardship opportunities. Due to guidelines, volunteer space is limited. www.rogersonclematiscollection.org $25 10a-12p Sa 7/3 Please check LO-STEWARDSHIP.ORG for volunteer opportunities. Whether you’re with us for a Stewardship event or social distancing on a trail, keep an eye out for the following signs of Spring!

~Ranger Ben Large Camas

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OUTDOOR Beyond the Backyard: Forest & Wetland Birds GET OUTDOORS Explore beyond the backyard in this class, a sequel to Intro to Fly Casting 101 Birding. Learn about advanced identification tools, and species DAY HIKING OPPORTUNITIES Join instructor Bill Brauner, experienced in fly fishing for over found in forests and wetlands. Discover local birding hotspots with virtual mini field trips. No Class 5/31 Explore the many trails of our local mountains, rivers, coast 58 years. Learn the basic concepts of fly casting. Students Ages 18+ Hampton VIR and parks. Join us on group hikes, or easier rambles, planned will learn about appropriate gear, how to tie a fly onto a Res $41/Non-Res $61 and led by experienced volunteers. Priorities are to enjoy leader and receive hands on basic training. On the third 22686 9:45-10:15a M/W 5/17-6/28 healthful activity in beautiful, natural surroundings with session, students will meet at Tryon Cove Park dependent 22687 9:45-10:15a M/W 7/12-8/16 like-minded friends. Outings are planned for Tuesdays and on the current water level. No Class 8/9 Thursdays, most within two hours' drive of Lake Oswego. Ages 18+ Brauner TC Res $59/Non-Res $73 Beyond the Backyard: Mountains & Coast Birds 22674 6:30-8:30p M 6/7-6/21 Explore farther afield in this class, the third in the series New Hikes & Rambles web address 22675 6:30-8:30p M 8/2-8/23 Backyard Birds & Beyond. Learn about species found in the mountains and along the coast. Discover local birding hotspots WWW.LOHIKES.ORG Fly Tying 101 Workshop with virtual mini field trips. No Class 5/31 For up-to-date, detailed information Learn the history and art of fly tying! Brauner teaches the art Ages 18+ Hampton VIR of tying a variety of flies over the course of an afternoon. Don’t Res $41/Non-Res $61 miss out on this unique and hands-on fly tying workshop! 22688 10:30-11a M/W 5/17-6/28 Outing Descriptions: Destinations, distance, elevation gain Ages 18+ Brauner CCP 22689 10:30-11a M/W 7/12-8/16 and loss and other helpful information can be found at Res $48/Non-Res $60 www.lohikes.org or www.sites.google.com/site/lohikers. 22676 3-5p Sa 6/12 Mushroom Foraging for Beginners 22677 3-5p Sa 7/24 Mushroom foraging is a popular pursuit in the Northwest. Meeting Place: Hazelia Field, (HAZ) 17800 SW Stafford Rd., 22678 3-5p Sa 8/7 Learn where to search for edible mushrooms and how to Lake Oswego. No pre-registration required. 22679 3-5p Sa 8/28 identify common wild mushrooms and poisonous species. Discover more facts about fungi in your backyard! Departure Times: Check www.lohikes.org or www.sites. Backyard Beekeeping Basics Ages 18+ Lexa VIR google.com/site/lohikers to see information on departure An introductory workshop on honey bees! Learn about basic Res $29/Non-Res $43 times and possible 2nd meeting places. Please arrive at least biology, how bees communicate, make honey, how to protect 22690 6-8p W 8/11 15 min before departure time to sign liability release and hike For the full schedule, with descriptions and other pertinent them, and how to make your garden a valuable source of 22691 10a-12p Su 8/15 roster and get driving instructions. We leave promptly at the information: nectar and pollen for happy hives! Learn what you need to stated times. 1. Go to www.lohikes.org or https://sites.google.com/ become a successful hobbyist beekeeper. site/lohikers/. The “SCHEDULED HIKES” tab provides a Ages 18+ LeSenne CCP What to Wear: Clothes suitable for weather conditions. complete list of upcoming outings including the most up to Res $70/Non-Res $88 Breathable, moisture-wicking layers are ideal. Sturdy, lug-soled, date information under ‘Scout Report”. This is especially 22680 12-4p Sa 5/15 waterproof walking shoes or boots are recommended. important as COVID-19 uncertainties may affect operations. 22681 12-4p Sa 7/17 A personal mask is required when not able to socially distance. In addition weather, fires, trail or road conditions might require a late breaking change. A ‘sign-up-form’ link on Products of the Hive – Balm, Wax Wraps, What to Bring: Daypack containing lunch and trail snacks, the “HOME” tab will add your e-mail to receive up-to-date Honey Tasting sufficient water, sun protection, personal first aid kit, extra scouting reports of each week’s outings. Learn to make your own organic beeswax lip balm and jacket or vest, rain gear or umbrella. Also bring extra shoes reusable beeswax wraps! Try several monofloral honeys from Foraging in the Pacific Northwest for Beginners and plastic bag for muddy items (your driver will thank you). 2. Contact Annilee Durfey Hyre: [email protected] to around the country and learn how to analyze and evaluate the The Pacific Northwest is plentiful with wild edible plants and Hiking poles are often helpful but optional. have a seasonal schedule regularly mailed to you. different varieties to find your favorites. fungi. Learn the basics of identifying common edible flowers Ages 18+ LeSenne CCP and plants, some even found in your backyard! Identify their Carpooling and Fees: Before Covid-19 times, carpools were 3. Contact www.lohikes.org or https://sites.google.com/ Res $80/Non-Res $100 poisonous look-alikes, and learn ways to prepare what you arranged among participants. Under present circumstances, site/lohikers/ for other questions. 22682 12-4p Sa 6/12 collect in your own kitchen. it is advised that hikers drive themselves to the trailhead or 22683 12-4p Sa 8/21 Ages 18+ Lexa VIR starting location, or arrange carpools privately with others Res $29/Non-Res $43 in their family group. A Parks & Rec fee of $1 is payable to Intro to Birding 22692 10a-12p Su 7/18 the hike leader before departure. All mileage listed in the From the adorable chickadee to the magnificent bald eagle, schedule is roundtrip birds are truly captivating. Did you know that there are over Raising Chickens for Beginners 500 species of birds in Oregon? Learn how to identify birds in Do you want chickens in your backyard but aren’t sure where Conditions and Safety: Outings are not cancelled due to your backyard and beyond. Even go on virtual mini field trips! to get started? Learn about whether to start with brand new rain, but are cancelled if Lake Oswego Schools are closed No Class 5/31 chicks or older birds, what your new flock will need, common or delayed due to weather. Location may be changed for Ages 18+ Hampton VIR maladies and how to treat them, and more! hiking or driving safety. Leaders may refuse to take anyone Res $41/Non-Res $61 Ages 18+ Lexa VIR judged not properly equipped or prepared. Participants accept 22684 9-9:30a M/W 5/17-6/28 Res $29/Non-Res $43 responsibility for their personal safety. No pets permitted. 22685 9-9:30a M/W 7/12-8/16 22694 10a-12p Su 6/6

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Sunset Canoe Activities fall on a Sat or a Sun each week. Please see online Float into the sunset! These evening tours are the perfect schedule at www.aldercreek.com. outing for beautiful Oregon summer nights. Collect your friends and family for an adventure that is sure to delight. Paddle Power Kid’s Camp All paddling and safety equipment is provided by AWL. Five-day course provides instruction in paddling safety, Participants bring their own snacks, water, and face coverings maneuvering, bracing, rescues, hydrology and more! The first Ages 10+ AWL TBD four days kids will explore and paddle SUP boards, canoes, and Res $80/Non-Res $100 For Alder Creek activity pricing, registrations, special location kayaks. Day five, parents are invited to join in on the paddling 22701 5:30-9p Sa 7/24 directions, and for more information, please visit: as part of Parent’s Day. Accessible and adaptive outdoor recreation since 1995! www.aldercreek.com or call 503-285-0464. Register at www.aldercreek.com or call 503-285-0464 Your registration supports our mission driven programs. No Sandy River Half Day Rafting Trip Ages 10-14 ALD GRP experience necessary, and all gear is provided. Transportation Great scenery, wildlife, and fun rapids make the Lower Sandy Cost: $399 SUP, KAYAK & CANOE RENTALS 9a-4p M-F 7/5-7/9 by request. Visit the AWL website for more information River a wonderful introduction to Oregon rafting. The Lower George Rogers Park Rentals Sandy River is a great beginner rafting trip, perfect for families 9a-4p M-F 7/12-7/16 www.awloutdoors.org *Last rentals go out 2 hours prior to closing with smaller kids or groups just wanting a scenic, mellow day 9a-4p M-F 7/19-7/23 Weekends 5/22-6/20 (open Memorial Day 5/31); 10a-6p on the river. 9a-4p M-F 7/26-7/30 Sunset Kayak 7 days a week beginning 6/26-8/22; 10a-8p Ages 6+ Blue Sky Rafting Oxbow Park 9a-4p M-F 8/2-8/6 Float into the sunset! These evening tours are the perfect Weekends 8/28-9/19 (open Labor Day 9/6); 10a-6p 9a-4p M-F 8/9-8/13 outing for beautiful Oregon summer nights. Collect your Res $77/Non-Res $97 22702 1-4p Sa 5/29 *Locations may open early depending on weather. 9a-4p M-F 8/16-8/20 friends and family for an adventure that is sure to delight. Please call for updates. 9a-4p M-F 8/23-8/27 All paddling and safety equipment is provided by AWL. Participants bring their own snacks, water, and face coverings Single Kayaks & SUP Boards at George Rogers Ages 10+ AWL Rogers Landing 1 hour rental $22 Res $80/Non-Res $100 2 hour rental $32 22696 5:30-9p Sa 5/22 ½ day rental (4 hours) $44 22697 5:30-9p Sa 8/14 Full day rental $65 Double Kayaks or Canoes Stand Up Paddleboard Meditation 1 hour rental $32 Allow the gentle rhythm of the water to let your stress float 2 hour rental $42 away. This guided meditation experience provides a relaxing ½ day rental $54 50+ Alder Creek Kayak Trip break from… well, everything. All paddling and safety Full day rental $75 Have fun exploring part of the Willamette River Water Trail! equipment is provided by AWL. Participants bring their own North Santiam River Half Day Rafting Trip Transportation by the Adult Community Center will be provided lunch, water, and face coverings The North Santiam River offers plenty of beginner rapids and Learn to Kayak Tour to George Rogers Park in Lake Oswego. A basic safety briefing Ages 10+ AWL Cook Park consistent water flows. It is a wonderful beginner rafting trip. and a few pointers on technique will be provided before Res $80/Non-Res $100 Ages 6+ Blue Sky Rafting Mill City Come paddle on the Willamette River out of George Rogers Park! A variety of flora and fauna are seen as we explore launching from the dock. Paddle as a group learning about 22698 10a-1p Sa 6/26 Res $77 /Non-Res $97 the area and picking up a few new skills along the way. After 22699 10a-1p Sa 8/28 22703 1-4p Sa 6/26 paths once traveled by Native American tribes. Look for bald eagles, blue herons and more as you learn basic paddling the tour enjoy lunch on your own at Lake Oswego’s Manzana skills including launching, strokes, maneuverings and how to Rotisserie Grill. Transportation included, previous experience stay safe in the water. See online schedule for classes falling is not required. on Sa or Su. Ages 18+ ALD ACC Ages 10-15 ALD GRP Res: $59/Non-Res: $74 Sa or Su 9a-12p $39 6/6-9/26 22706 8:30a-2p Th 9/2 Ages 16+ ALD GRP Sa or Su 9a-12p $69 6/6-9/26 Upper Clackamas River Rafting Trips The Clackamas is one of the premier white water rivers in Willamette River Island Tour Oregon. Lush old-growth forests line the bank of this steep Explore part of the Willamette River Trail in downtown Lake canyon and reflect off the crystal-clear water. All Clackamas Oswego by kayak, canoe and stand up paddle board on this Stand Up Paddleboard Wildlife Tour River trips include a great sirloin steak and chicken bar-b-que, guided tour. After a basic safety briefing and pointers on which is served alongside the river. Paddle through blue waters and luscious greenery while technique, we launch from George Rogers Park and head FULL DAY TRIP Osprey soar overhead. Be dazzled by Oregon’s wild critters on to Hog Island. Paddle as a group while you learn about the Ages 8+ Blue Sky Rafting Moore Creek Boat Access a guided adventure. Great for families! All paddling and safety area and pick up some new skills along the way! See online Res $112/Non-Res $129 equipment is provided by AWL. Participants bring their own schedule for classes falling on Sa or Su. 22704 10a-3:30p Sa 7/24 Ages 10-15 ALD GRP lunch, water, and face coverings HALF DAY TRIP Ages 10+ AWL Scappoose Bay Sa or Su 9:30a-12:30p $39 6/5-9/15 Ages 6+ Blue Sky Rafting Hole in the Wall Boat Access Ages 16+ ALD GRP Res $80/Non-Res $100 Res $71/Non-Res $89 Sa or Su 9:30a-12:30p $59 6/5-9/15 22700 10a-1p Sa 7/17 22705 1:30-4:30p Sa 8/7

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ROWING ROWING WITH LOCR Level 2 Camp YOUTH VARSITY ROWING Lake Oswego Community Rowing (LOCR) offers programs for Continue your summer fun and improve your rowing skills in Varsity “Gap” Rowing both new and experienced rowers. Programs include Learn Level 2! Eligibility: completed Level 1 Camp or Middle School Want to keep rowing after the NW Youth Championships to Row classes, Youth Rowing (ages 12-18) and Experienced Rowing. No Camp 7/5 (Regionals) and before the start of summer kick off? Then Adult (Masters) rowing (18+).The on-the-water season runs year Ages 12-18 LOCR Coaches WSC sign up for Gap Rowing! Eligibility: Any youth rower who began round, weather permitting, and participants develop physical Res $224/Non-Res $258 rowing prior to June 2021. No Class 5/31 and mental strength, while learning proper rowing technique, 22754 7:30-9:30a M-F 6/14-6/18 Ages 14-18 LOCR Coaches WSC boat handling, water safety. Indoor land training is available 22755 7:30-9:30a M-F 6/21-6/25 Res $118/Non-Res: $136 to anyone, regardless of rowing experience, and includes 22756 7:30-9:30a M-F 6/28-7/2 22709 4:15-6:30p M-F 5/24-6/11 ergometer (rowing machine) workouts and strength building. 22757 7:30-9:30a Tu-F 7/6-7/9 22758 7:30-9:30a M-F 7/12-7/16 Varsity Summer Skills Lake Oswego Community Rowing is a non-profit, volunteer-driven 22759 7:30-9:30a M-F 7/19-7/23 Get your day off to a great start while maintaining your rowing organization. Guided by the Director of Rowing, the experienced 22760 7:30-9:30a M-F 7/26-7/30 skills and fitness over the warm summer months. Eligibility: and highly trained staff at LOCR provides all coaching and 22761 7:30-9:30a M-F 8/2-8/6 Any youth rower who began rowing prior to June 2021. instructional training. LOCR also offers private lessons year- 22762 7:30-9:30a M-F 8/9-8/13 No Class 7/5 round; please email [email protected] for details. 22763 7:30-9:30a M-F 8/16-8/20 Ages 14-18 LOCR Coaches WSC Res $470/Non-Res:$541 YOUTH ROWING PROGRAMS Level 3 Camp 22710 7-9:30a M-F 6/14-8/20 YOUTH LEARN TO ROW CAMPS Enjoy more time on the water and continue rowing in our Level Learn to row this summer! Participants learn proper rowing 3 camp! Eligibility: completed Level 2 or Middle School Rowing. CHARLIE S. BROWN WATER SPORTS technique, whole body conditioning and water safety while No Camp 7/5 CENTER FOR ROWING making new friends and enjoying a new and fun activity. Youth Ages 12-18 LOCR Coaches WSC (On the Willamette River at Oswego Pointe Dr, near Roehr Park) who participate during the summer get a head start on team Res $177/Non-Res $204 350 OSWEGO POINTE DRIVE, LAKE OSWEGO rowing if they choose to row during the school year. We offer 22764 7:30-9:30a M-F 6/14-6/18 503-765-6102 one week camps all summer long, and repeat participants 22765 7:30-9:30a M-F 6/21-6/25 have an opportunity to advance to the next level. Take as 22766 7:30-9:30a M-F 6/28-7/2 REGISTRATION FOR ROWING many camps as you’d like; subsequent levels do not have to 22767 7:30-9:30a Tu-F 7/6-7/9 Register online for listed classes be taken immediately following the previous week. 22768 7:30-9:30a M-F 7/12-7/16 www.loparks.org or call Parks & Recreation 503-675-2549 22769 7:30-9:30a M-F 7/19-7/23 Information about all programs offered by LOCR is available at Level 1 Camp 22770 7:30-9:30a M-F 7/26-7/30 www.lorowing.com Learn the basics of rowing, including terminology, boat 22771 7:30-9:30a M-F 8/2-8/6 handling and safety. Proper rowing technique is taught first on 22772 7:30-9:30a M-F 8/9-8/13 rowing machines and then we progress to the water. Eligibility: 22773 7:30-9:30a M-F 8/16-8/20 INCLEMENT WEATHER All youth who have never rowed prior to summer 2021, ages LOCR reserves the right to cancel classes due to poor 12-18, and entering grades 7-12 in fall 2021. weather or river conditions. No Camp 7/5 Ages 12-18 LOCR Coaches WSC REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS Res $259/Non-Res $298 Lake Oswego Community Rowing has teamed up with Parks 22744 10a-12p M-F 6/14-6/18 & Recreation to provide easy access to information and 22745 10a-12p M-F 6/21-6/25 registration for all rowing activities. 22746 10a-12p M-F 6/28-7/2 Enrollment in any rowing program is dependent on the 22747 10a-12p Tu-F 7/6-7/9 following requirements: 22748 10a-12p M-F 7/12-7/16 - Current and signed Float Test form 22749 10a-12p M-F 7/19-7/23 - Lake Oswego Community Rowing forms 22750 10a-12p M-F 7/26-7/30 Rookie Week - Completed USRowing waiver 22751 10a-12p M-F 8/2-8/6 Unable to join us for a camp this summer? Rookie Week takes Required forms are available online at www.lorowing.com 22752 10a-12p M-F 8/9-8/13 place the week before school and is a great opportunity for any 22753 10a-12p M-F 8/16-8/20 new rower who is interested in joining the youth novice team for the fall competitive season. And for those who sign up, they will have the $94 charge credited toward fall season fees. Find all of the Summer fun and LEARN TO ROW DAY! Eligibility: All youth who have never rowed prior to August 2021, Saturday, June 5 ages 14-18, and entering grades 9-12 in fall 2021. adventure in the LO Parks & Rec Join us for our annual Learn to Row Day - a free community Res $94/Non-Res $118 Summer Camps Guide event for adults and children ages 12+. Come and experience Ages 16-18 LOCR Coaches WSC the joy of rowing! Several morning sessions available, but space 22707 7:30-9:30a M-F 8/23-8/27 See online at is limited so sign up today at www.lorowing.com! Ages 12-15 LOCR Coaches WSC 22708 10a-12p M-F 8/23-8/27 www.lakeoswego.city/parksrec

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ADULT ROWING PROGRAM Level 2 Sculling FARM FRESH KIDS Collegiate & Alumni Rowing Continue to hone your skills in our Level 2 classes! GET TOGETHER Specifically designed for graduates of Level 1 Sculling AT THE FARMERS’ MARKET – Summer Membership Farm Fresh Kids returns this year with covid safety protocols! Whether you’re an LOCR alumni or rowed with another high or anyone with previous but limited rowing experience, LAKE OSWEGO FARMERS’ MARKET you’ll further your understanding of the rowing stroke with Millennium Plaza Park Celebrate healthy local produce with the program, which is school program, you’re welcome to row with us to keep up specifically designed for youth. Youngsters ages 4-12 are your skills and fitness over the summer. By purchasing a opportunities to row in team boats including doubles and Saturdays, May 8 - October 2 invited to answer the Farm Fresh Question of the Day and summer membership you have the opportunity to either row quads. Successful completion of any of our Learn to Row 8:30a-1:30p win $1 in Market tokens to purchase fruits and veggies. with varsity youth or during masters practice times. See LOCR classes allows participants to join the LOCR Masters Program Discover the region’s finest products at the Lake Oswego In addition to the question of the day, Farm Fresh Kids is website for details or email [email protected]. Eligibility: Any (coach clearance required). Farmers’ Market! Delight in finding a variety of superior current collegiate or club rower ages 18+. Current USRowing Ages 18+ LOCR Coaches WSC produce, meats, nuts, cheeses, artisan breads, jams, jellies, introducing a weekly activity sheet filled with interactive membership required. No Class 5/31, 7/5 Res $235/Non-Res $271 baked goods, fresh seafood, nursery items, hot foods and riddles, scavenger hunts, word searches, fun facts, coloring Ages 18+ LOCR Coaches WSC Early Morning more—there is something for everyone! Enjoy live music pages and more! The program, which is sponsored by The Res $230/Non-Res $265 22726 5:30-7a Tu/Th 5/4-5/27 weekly from 10:30am - 12:30pm, Farm Fresh kids program Little Gym of Lake Oswego, aims to educate youth on healthy 22711 7:30-10a M-F 5/24-8/20 22727 5:30-7a Tu/Th 6/1-6/24 for market youth and SNAP matching of up to $20 each week. eating, local food systems and farming practices. Youth that 22728 5:30-7a Tu/Th 7/6-7/29 The Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market adheres to all Oregon complete the weekly activity sheet can earn an additional ADULT ROWING PROGRAM 22729 5:30-7a Tu/Th 8/3-8/26 Health Authority covid-19 safety guidelines for outdoor market $1 token to purchase produce. Question of the Day and LOCR offers rowing programs for adults (18+) with prior Mid-Morning operations. Activity Guides will be located at the Merchant Services booth rowing experience and those wanting to learn. We welcome 22730 7:15-8:45a Tu/Th 5/4-5/20 underneath the pergola. experienced rowers from other rowing programs or anyone 22731 7:15-8:45a Tu/Th 6/1-6/24 who has completed the Learn to Row program with us. 22732 7:15-8:45a Tu/Th 7/6-7/29 SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION 22733 7:15-8:45a Tu/Th 8/3-8/26 ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SNAP) ADULT LEARN TO ROW CLASSES Evening LOCR teaches Learn to Row classes for adults during Spring, 22734 6:30-8p Tu/Th 6/1-6/24 MATCHING AT THE FARMERS’ Summer and Fall, for those who have little or no prior rowing 22735 6:30-8p Tu/Th 7/6-7/29 experience. These sculling classes teach the technique of MARKET 22736 6:30-8p Tu/Th 8/3-8/26 The federal government’s SNAP Program provides low-income using two oars in unison and participants will row in individual Weekend households with electronic benefits that they can use to single boats. You will learn the basics of rowing terminology, 22920 8-9:30a Sa/Su 5/8-5/30 boat handling and safety. Proper rowing technique is taught purchase eligible foods at grocery stores and participating 22737 8-9:30a Sa/Su 6/5-6/27 farmers’ markets. These funds are administered through an first on rowing machines and then we progress to the water. 22738 8-9:30a Sa/Su 7/10-8/1 All classes are 4 weeks, 2 times per week. Class size is Oregon Trail debit card. Through a generous sponsorship from 22739 8-9:30a Sa/Su 8/7-8/29 limited - sign up today! Subway and Smile Oswego Dental, the Lake Oswego Market offers a weekly match of up to $20 per SNAP purchase. This MASTERS ROWING increases healthy food access by up to $80 per month. The Level 1 Sculling Experienced adult rowers interested in fitness, improving Sculling is the technique of using two oars in unison and market is committed to providing healthy food access to the technique, or competing in regattas can join the LOCR participants learn in instructional single boats. Successful community’s must vulnerable populations. Masters Rowing Program. Masters practice and train completion of any of our Learn to Row classes allows under the supervision and direction of our coaches, and participants to join the LOCR Masters Program (coach the group includes post collegiate rowers, individuals who clearance required). have completed Learn to Row classes and rowers who were COVID-19 SAFETY PROTOCOLS Ages 18+ LOCR Coaches WSC introduced to rowing at another club. Whether you are an Res $235/Non-Res $271 AT THE LAKE OSWEGO FARMERS’ experienced rower or relatively new, our coaching staff can Early Morning hone your skills and bring your rowing to a new level. MARKET: 22713 5:30-7a Tu/Th 6/1-6/24 Ages 18+ LOCR Coaches WSC • Face coverings required. 22714 5:30-7a Tu/Th 7/6-7/29 Res $177/Non-Res $204 • Please maintain physical distance at all times. 22715 5:30-7a Tu/Th 8/3-8/26 22740 Times Vary M/W/F 5/3-5/28 • Capacity limited based on risk level. Mid-Morning 22741 Times Vary M/W/F 6/2-6/30 • Main entrance and exit at the corner of 1st Street & 22717 7:15-8:45a Tu/Th 6/1-6/24 22742 Times Vary M/W/F 7/2-7/30 Evergreen Road. 22718 7:15-8:45a Tu/Th 7/6-7/29 22743 Times Vary M/W/F 8/2-8/30 • Number of booth spaces has been reduced to allow for 22719 7:15-8:45a Tu/Th 8/3-8/26 greater spacing between vendors and physical distancing. Evening • A separate eating area is required. It is located in the gravel 22720 6:30-8p Tu/Th 6/1-6/24 bosque. 22721 6:30-8p Tu/Th 7/6-7/29 • Live music returns in solo and duo acts to the middle stage 22722 6:30-8p Tu/Th 8/3-8/26 of the plaza. No seating/congregating permitted at stage. Weekend • Come with a plan and grocery list. 22723 8-9:30a Sa/Su 6/5-6/27 • Please only handle products that you intend to buy. 22724 8-9:30a Sa/Su 7/10-8/1 • Please wash and disinfect hands regularly. 22725 8-9:30a Sa/Su 8/7-8/29 • Stay home if you are ill or have been exposed to someone with covid-19.

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MASQUE ALFRESCO BARKS IN THE PARK George Rogers Park Memorial Garden Hazelia Dog Parks (next to the Iron Foundry) Thursday Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays September 9 July 23-August 8 5-7p 7p Celebrate your furry friend with a dog day in the park. Romp Masque Alfresco presents: Looking Glass Alice in Wonderland! around the grounds with your doggo and test out the agility Once teenage Alice chases the White Rabbit, she abandons obstacles while rocking out to the resident DJ. Peruse pet- reality as we know it. As she journeys through this strange land, friendly vendors and stock up on Fido’s favorites. Dress up your she encounters our favorite characters. Each encounter brings pup for a fun and friendly costume competition too! It’s the her closer to becoming a Queen, but is that really her goal? perfect party for your pooch. Under the direction of Artistic Director Fayra Teeters, Masque Alfresco will portray 20 different characters with costumes, slapstick, plus songs with musical direction by pianist/ composer Albert Palmeter. This family-friendly production lasts 75 minutes, so bring your low sand chairs, blankets, leashed family pets, and your funny bones!

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• Saturday, August 28, 10am-2pm • $15/person early bird registration until July 31. $18/person August 1. • Some runs are just for fun, and perfect for the whole family! Dress up as your favorite barnyard animal, and dash your way through splashes, bubbles, obstacles and more. Ages 5+. • Staggered start times for capacity monitoring. Presented by Petals &

This year’s run will be virtual! PunAn acftehrnoon tea party May 1st and 2nd, 2021 at Millennium Park Sign up and find more information at LakeOswegoLakeRun.org Sunday This year’s event will include a food drive for low- June 27 income seniors. Drop off at participating Safeway, Albertson’s, New Seasons, and Benchmark Physical 3-5p Therapy locations from April 24-May 8. See the website for details. Residents: $30 per pair Gold sponsors Silver sponsors Non-Residents: $45 per pair F me infmation,  to register visit www.loparks.g

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GOLF COURSE & GREEN FEE M-F Sa, Sun, Hol 9 holes $16 $18 LEARNING CENTER Jr./Honored Citizen $14 $18 18 holes $25 $28 Jr/Honored Citizen $22 $28

*Twilight Rates are available daily beginning at 4p. Check our website or call us at 503-636-8228 for applicable rates. PRACTICE RANGE The range has 17 anti-shock artificial turf mats; 13 spaces are covered. One space is available for physically challenged golfers. Range opens 9a on Tuesday mornings to allow for mowing.

45 balls Small Bucket $6 90 balls Medium Bucket $9 135 balls Large Bucket $12 LAKE OSWEGO GOLF COURSE & PRACTICE RANGE WWW.LAKEOSWEGOGOLF.ORG Punch cards (Up to 25% savings! Valid for cardholder only) PRO SHOP: 503-636-8228 10 Small Buckets $50 Discover one of the City’s most beautiful spaces while enjoying 10 Medium Buckets $70 a challenging and fun round of golf. Consisting of 18 tree-lined, 10 Large Buckets $90 contoured holes, this is widely known as one of the best Par-3 courses around. The small greens which fall away at the edges provide ample challenge for skilled players while also accessible to shorter hitting golfers. 67 species of trees make for a wonderful walk providing scenic beauty and about 6,000 steps of moderate, healthy exercise. TEE TIMES RESERVATIONS: For 9 or 18 hole play reservations book online at lakeoswegogolf.org or call 503-303-8228.

FACILITY HOURS (Including Practice Range) May-August 6:30a-9p Sept 7a-8p Oct 7:30a-7:30p FOOTGOLF Get a “kick” out of playing at LOGC! Enjoy a faster round, Practice range closed until 9am on Tuesdays for mowing. hands and golf bag free, while you kick a soccer ball Last tee time 90 minutes before posted closing time. strategically through our layout. Perfect recreation combining mild exercise, fun, and the freedom to carry along your favorite ORGANIZED GOLF CLUBS beverage. Foot Golf is generally restricted to Thursdays after There are several opportunities to play with organized 3pm and the first Friday, Saturday, and Sunday each month women’s and men’s clubs. For details visit but is permissible at lower volume times at staff discretion. www.lakeoswegogolf.org/leagues See our ad for a great League opportunity! Adult Junior 9 holes $10 $8 18 holes $16 $13 Ball Rental $5

Footgolf League information see Sports Zone pg. 16

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Professional Instructors - lessons by appointment. JUNIOR PROGRAM ADULT GOLF CLINICS LEVEL 1 Visit our website for contact info. Juniors (ages 6-17) welcome anytime during non-League We offer adult clinics for groups up to 8 students. Whether Entry level golf hours. Juniors 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult you’re brand new to the game or an intermediate player we have Aimed at entry level golfers who prefer a group learning Tom Mueller, PGA Professional and Course Manager golfer. We provide an abundance of opportunities to expose group instruction that suits your needs. Fee for each class. environment and those who want to dip their toes into the Meurig Morgan, Certified Teaching Professional, your kids to the game and to improve their skills in golf and Res $25/Non-Res $35 game of golf. Topics include grip, stance, posture, contact, Dragon Golf Instruction in life by emphasizing fun through good sportsmanship and short game basics, etiquette and getting comfy on the course. friendly competition. Chipping/Pitching Res $100/Non-Res $125 Paula Wendorf, LPGA Certified Professional Ages 18+ Mueller GC Ages 18+ Wendorf GC Brynn Hurdus, Lady Teaching Professional Twilight Tuesdays 22539 11a-12p Sa 5/15 22528 10-11a Th 5/20-6/24 Junior golfers play free after 4p on Tuesdays from June to 22547 11a-12p Sa 7/10 Gary Huffmaster, Teaching Professional Ages 18+ Wendorf GC August when accompanied by an adult paying a green fee. Ages 18+ Garland GC 22529 6-8p M 5/24-6/14 Darryl Garland, Teaching Professional 22540 6-7p W 5/19 (no class 5/31 Memorial Day) Kool Kidz Clinics - New Recruits 22548 6-7p W 7/14 New to golf? This fun-filled beginner clinic gets new recruits LEVEL 2 up to speed on the basics and enjoying this great game in Hitting the Long Ball Novice guide to golf no time! Please arrive 10 minutes early. No make-ups! Only Ages 18+ Mueller GC Perfect for those who have a grasp of the fundamentals and registered students may attend. 22541 11a-12p Sa 5/22 have played a few times but still struggle to break 120. Topics Res $50/Non-Res $75 22549 11a-12p Sa 7/17 include, overview of basics, navigating the course, ball flight Ages 6-9 Garland GC Ages 18+ Garland GC info and short game basics. 22523 10-11:30a Sa 5/8-5/15 22540 6-7p W 5/26 Res $100/Non-Res $125 Ages 6-9 Morgan GC 22548 6-7p W 7/14 Ages 18+ Wendorf GC 22524 10-11:30a M 6/14-6/21 22530 9-11a Th 7/1-7/15 Ages 6-9 Wendorf GC Putting Excellence Ages 18+ Wendorf GC 22525 9a-12p Th 6/10 Ages 18+ Mueller GC 22531 6-8p M 6/28-7/12 Group Golf Classes and Instruction Ages 10+ Huffmaster GC 22545 11a-12p Sa 6/5 We feature 6 teaching professionals on staff, all dedicated to 22526 9a-12p Su 6/6 22551 11a-12p Sa 8/7 LEVEL 3 improving your skills and guiding your path to more fun in the Ages 10+ Morgan GC Ages 18+ Garland GC Intermediate guide to golf sport of a lifetime. Private lessons available 7 days a week. 22527 10-11:30a M 7/19-7/26 22546 6-7p W 6/2 If you struggle to break 100, cannot get rid of your slice/ 22552 6-7p W 7/28 hook or have issues with short game this is the class for Tournaments & Events Kool Kidz Clinics - Birdie Hunters you. Topics include ball flight cause and effect, dealing with Erling Jacobsen Junior Tour, 7/11 You know the basics but you want to raise your game to the next Mastering Iron Shots different lies, course strategy and improving short game. The Oliphant Charity Community Scramble. 8/27-8/28 level. Come join the birdie hunters and let’s chase down those Ages 18+ Mueller GC Res $100/Non-Res $125 rare birds! Please arrive 10 minutes early. There are no make- 22543 11a-12p Sa 7/3 Ages 18+ Wendorf GC Women’s Golf Day – Tuesday, June 1st ups! Registered students only please. Follow up to New Recruits. 22553 11a-12p Sa 8/14 22532 9-11a Th 7/29-8/12 FREE rounds of golf for ladies after 12pm! FREE clinic with Res $50/Non-Res $75 Ages 18+ Garland GC Ages 18+ Wendorf GC Tom Mueller from 3-5pm covering a variety of golf topics. Ages 6-9 Garland GC 22544 6-7p W 6/9 22533 6-8p M 7/26-8/9 Call for a tee time or reserve on-line beginning May 26. 22518 10-11:30a Sa 6/5-6/12 22554 6-7p W 8/4 Ages 18+ Mueller GC Ages 6-9 Morgan GC Get Golf Ready in Four Days! 22538 3-5p Tu 6/2 22519 10-11:30a M 7/5-7/12 Bunker Bonkers PGA promoted, comprehensive introduction to golf. Guides new Ages 6-9 Wendorf GC Ages 18+ Mueller GC golfers from how to make a tee time to playing the Course and 22520 9a-12p Th 7/8 22555 10-11a Sa 7/10 covers all points in between including the development and Summer Junior Golf Camps Ages 10+ Huffmaster GC 22556 11a-12p Sa 8/21 history of the game. Includes 9-hole round on the Course. Fun, comprehensive 3-day camp covering set-up, swing, 22521 9a-12p Su 5/23 Ages 18+ Garland GC Ages 18+ Mueller GC etiquette, short game. Games, course play, range use, healthy Ages 10+ Morgan GC 22557 6-7p W 6/16 Res $99/Non-Res $124 snacks, gift pack. Students grouped by age. Max teacher to 22522 10-11:30a M 8/2-8/9 22558 6-7p W 8/11 22516 6:30-8p Tu-F 5/25-5/28 student ratio 1:5. Max 10 per camp. Equipment not provided. Registration details in Camp Guide Pull-Out Section.

Junior Club (Our most popular summer program for kids!) 30-minutes instruction at two stations weekly followed by 9 holes. Students must pass basic rules, etiquette test on day Private Lessons for Adults 1 before playing. Life skills, values greatly emphasized. Parent Visit our website for package options, instructor pricing, volunteers strongly encouraged. Lunch available but not included. bios, and availability. www.lakeoswegogolf.org Experience required. Entering 3rd-10th grade & above. Private Lessons for Kids Ages 8-15 Mueller GC We offer a variety of packages at discounted rates for kids Res $200/Non-Res $225 6-17 yrs. Visit our website for instructor rates, bios and 22517 11a-2p Tu 6/22-8/24 availability. www.lakeoswegogolf.org

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TENNIS CENTER STAFF ADULT LESSONS TENNIS Lisa West, Tennis Center Coordinator Have you always wanted to learn tennis? Ready to pick up a racquet after some time away from the sport? Are you an avid player looking for more opportunities to play? Join our fun summer outdoor classes at Westlake Park, and enjoy the sport of a Gerri Allen, PTR MAP 5 Professional lifetime. For detailed descriptions of our classes and guidance regarding the class levels, see the web page below: Amy Leahy, USPTA Elite Professional Lakeoswego.city/parksrec/youth-and-adult-tennis-class-levels Ellen MacPherson, USPTA Elite Professional OUTDOOR @ WESTLAKE PARK John Auer, PTR Professional Ben Brewer, PTR Professional ACTIVITY# LEVEL DATES DAY(S) TIME INSTR RES/NON-RES Kevin Hughes, PTR Professional 22472 Adult 1 6/7-6/30 M/W 6-7p Barb $120/$138 22473 Adult 1 7/7-7/28 M/W 6-7p Barb $105/$121 Brian Hughes, PTR Instructor 22474 Adult 1 8/2-8/25 M/W 6-7p Barb $120/$138 Paul Hesser, Instructor 22476 Adult 2 6/7-6/30 M/W 7-8p Barb $120/$138 Barb Menze, Instructor 22477 Adult 2 7/7-7/28 M/W 7-8p Barb $105/$121 LAKE OSWEGO INDOOR TENNIS CENTER To contact professionals regarding private instruction, call the 22478 Adult 2 8/2-8/25 M/W 7-8p Barb $120/$138 WWW.LAKEOSWEGOTENNIS.COM Tennis Center at 503-635-5550. Private lessons taught by 22479 Adult 3 6/7-6/30 M/W 8-9p Barb $120/$138 503-635-5550 individuals other than City tennis employees are prohibited. 22480 Adult 3 7/7-7/28 M/W 8-9p Barb $105/$121 22481 Adult 3 8/2-8/25 M/W 8-9p Barb $120/$138 Indoor Tennis Center Remodel Information About Our Fees 22488 Drill & Play 2-3 6/8-6/29 Tu 6-7:30p Barb $90/$113 The Indoor Tennis Center is being remodeled to provide The Tennis Center is a self-sustaining enterprise not funded ADA accessibility, improved lobby and parking, additional by tax dollars. Lake Oswego residents receive priority for class 22489 Drill & Play 2-3 7/6-7/27 Tu 6-7:30p Barb $90/$113 restrooms, office space, multi-use room, and viewing area. placement at the beginning of each season. 22490 Drill & Play 2-3 8/3-8/24 Tu 6-7:30p Barb $90/$113 See page 45 for Parks Planning information. 22491 Drill & Play 3-4 6/10-7/1 Th 6-7:30p Barb $90/$113 22492 Drill & Play 3-4 7/8-7/29 Th 6-7:30p Barb $90/$113 22493 Drill & Play 3-4 8/3-8/24 Tu 7:30-9p Barb $68/$85 No class 8/17

Register for Summer OUTDOOR ADULT LESSONS and JUNIOR CAMPS please visit www.loparks.org or call 503.675.2549 JUNIOR CAMPS The scholarship program is dependent upon donations from groups and individuals Have FUN at our Racqueteers Camp this summer improving your strokes, strategy, and movement with games and drills to and a limited amount of funding is available. The Lake Oswego Parks and Recreation increase speed and efficiency. For ages 7-18 and all levels. Players will be grouped with others of similar age and ability. Department offers a limited number of partial scholarships for City and School District Ages 7-18 Staff LRHS residents needing financial assistance. This program is funded through generous OUTDOOR @ LAKERIDGE HIGH SCHOOL contributions from customers like you.

ACTIVITY# AGE LEVEL DATES DAY(S) TIME INSTR RES/NON-RES 22379 7-18 Racqueteers Camp 6/28-7/2 M-F 9a-12p Staff $225/$259 22380 7-18 Racqueteers Camp 7/6-7/9 Tu-F 9a-12p Staff $180/$207 22381 7-18 Racqueteers Camp 7/12-7/16 M-F 9a-12p Staff $225/$259 22382 7-18 Racqueteers Camp 7/19-7/23 M-F 9a-12p Staff $225/$259 22384 7-18 Racqueteers Camp 8/2-8/6 M-F 9a-12p Staff $225/$259 22385 7-18 Racqueteers Camp 8/9-8/13 M-F 9a-12p Staff $225/$259 22386 7-18 Racqueteers Camp 8/16-8/20 M-F 9a-12p Staff $225/$259 22387 7-18 Racqueteers Camp 8/23-8/27 M-F 9a-12p Staff $225/$259

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MEALS ON WHEEELS MAKING CONNECTIONS SUPPORT GROUPS ADULT COMMUNITY CENTER The Lake Oswego Meals on Wheels Network, in partnership Groups are open to everyone and offer a safe place in which to with the community provide the support that is needed to share, learn and connect. There is no fee to participate. Generations of Citizens in our community come to the Lake supply those in need with almost 20,000 meals annually. Oswego Adult Community Center to have a welcoming and With great generosity, Lake Oswego residents and businesses Alzheimer’s Association transformational experience. We enrich and excite adults with support and fund the program for those in need. Thank you to Caregiver Support programs and classes that meet their needs and staff who all that support the Lake Oswego Meals on Wheels Network 3rd Wednesday 1:30-3:30p VIR create positive experience for all. and all the work the Board does to support our residents. To register please call 503-675-6425 www.lakeoswegomealsonwheels.org ACC Family Caregiver Discussion Group Lake OswegoOn Parks & Recreation the Go Meals On Wheels The ACC offers a variety of Did you know... THE LIVING WELL TALK SERIES Did you know Lake Oswego has its own Meals on in LO 4th Wednesday 7-8:30p VIR Wheels program? The Lake Oswego Meals on Wheels May / June 2021 program delivers on average to 65 households in Lake Oswego three times a week. The program asks for a Netflix Happy Hour Pull up a chair, pour yourself a glass of your favorite beverage and $4 donation for participants over 60 years of age. The join the ACC’s Nicolette Hume, for an hour of fun discussing your cost of the meal is on average $9.32 and the program favorite shows or movie on Netflix. Each week we will cover a has a board, The Lake Oswego Meals Advisory Board Our Nationally Award Winning, Living Well Talk Series, is now different series and enjoy some trivia and conversation starters! that fundraises all year long. To register please call 503-675-6425 virtual classes, programs 22871 If you would like to donate to our local Lake Oswego Meals on Wheels, Virtual 5:30-6:30p please visit www.lakeoswegomealsonwheels.org or mail a payment at LO W MOW/ACC to PO 369, Lake Oswego, OR 97034. Netflix Show Line-Up 5/5 - 6/30 5/5 Lenox Hill 5/12 Tales of the City 5/19 [UN]WELL 6/9 The Dig 5/26 6/16 featured on local cable tv! You can view all of our previously Day Trippers Bridgerton I Care A Lot Trip offerings are on hold until senior centers are allowed to run in-person 6/2 Behind Her Eyes 6/23 End Game and activities. activities. Watch our eblasts or check-out our website at www.loacc.info for 6/30 Wild Wild Country more information. Not receiving our eblast? Call the ACC at 503-635-3758 to be added to our eblast list. Podcast Discussions Be a part of lively discussions about Planet Money podcasts, and come prepared to share your thoughts via ZOOM. Join Natasha Richmond, J.D., M.S.W., for some fun, light-hearted, yet aired programs on our website at www.ci.oswego.or.us/acc/ ACC Remodeling Project intellectually stimulating discussions with your fellow LO residents. 22872 Virtual 12-1p Check the “On the Go in LO” F 5/7 - 6/25 Additional Programming Aside from the ACC on the Go in LO our department offers many health-wellness-chats additional programing for adults, including class on gardening, exercise, languages and more. Please refer to your Parks and newsletter for more Recreation Activity Guide or visit www.loparks.org.

The renovations are takingNew wall shape in the and Spruce through Room all lookingthe dust, into we the can Sequoia begin Room. to see the melding of the modern style with the nod to the classic ACC. Please visit the following website for updates: information or visit us on www.lakeoswego.city/parksrec/adult-community-center-rehabilitation. Intermittent Fasting (Now Available Online) LinkedIn Everything You Need to Know to Accelerate Your Career! LinkedIn is an important tool in this competitive job market whether you’re looking for job now or might be in the near future. Career expert, Merryn This presentaion is for anyone who is interested in starting a Roberts-Huntley is an instructor at the University of Oregon school of the web at www.loacc.info Business, a 20-year business veteran, and author of the book, How to Get the Job You Really Want seekers and for those presently employed but looking to up their game for a future job search. . This workshop is great for current job Made To Hire: 22870 Virtual 1-2:30p fasting protocol, how to do it safely and for anyone who is just Th Call 503-635-3758 for Safeguard from5/13 Sex Trafficking Raising Awareness wanting more information. In our increasingly hostile world there is an unseen evil permeating our youth. Want to make a difference? Come learn how our youth are lured and taken, social media safety, how we can raise our families’ awareness and increase their safety, and who to call if we notice an issue. Learn a few REGISTER FOR ALL VIRTUAL CLASSES simple self-defense moves to teach youth and statistics that will blow your Registration for ACC virtual classes are available more information and mind! The presentation includes a 20-minute video. Presented by Karen via phone registration at 503-635-3758 or online Meininger. registration at www.loparks.org. There is a processing 22883 fee for all online registrations. Payment by credit card Virtual 11a-12:30p is required for phone or online registrations. Th 5/6 Follow us - Lake Oswego Adult Community Center Registration for all classes and activities begins at registration. 10 a.m. on Monday, April 5, 2021.

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LAKE OSWEGO ADULT COMMUNITY CENTER P.O. BOX 369 LOACC LUNCH TO GO Lake Oswego, OR 97034 While our dining room has to remain closed along with the rest WWW.LOACC.INFO of the LOACC, you can still come to our “drive-thru” for a Our Place at The Center – Narcissism (Now Available Online) 503-635-3758 pre-ordered lunch on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Dementia Friendly Engagement The word Narcissism is often associated with self- between 12-1 pm. We would love to see you! As always, the and Caregiver Respite centeredness however, it goes much deeper than that. If suggested donation is $4 for age 60 or better, or a $5 fee for Our Place at The Center is a social engagement program designed your experience with a narcissist has been a parent, intimate ACC Remodeling Project partner or even a child, learn from Psychiatrist, Leslie Nwoke The renovations are taking shape and through all the dust, under age 60. For menu information go to www.lakeoswego. for adults living with mild to moderate dementias while providing how to understand and heal from your past in dealing with we can begin to see the melding of the modern style with the city/acc/lunch-service. Please call (503) 635-3758 24 hours valuable respite for their family care partner. The program fosters narcissists in your life. nod to the classic ACC. Please visit the following website for in advance to reserve yours! a strong sense of community, offers enrichment and enjoyment updates: www.lakeoswego.city/parksrec/adult-community- through art, music, movement and cognitive stimulation. Virtual center-rehabilitation The Medical Ride Reimbursement Program classes. Call 503-675-6218 to register. No Fee Due to a generous grant, the ACC is now offering VIR 1-2:30p M/W/F reimbursement for those over 60 years of age for medical transportation. The participant must be a Lake Oswego Jindo! Music Bingo resident and obtain the ride from a ride-share company, It’s a family-friendly game of music, skill and luck that such as Uber, Lyft or a cab company. Call Trace Rew at combines name-that-tune with bingo. Get a “JINDO” and win 503-675-6425 for more information on qualifying and the a prize! Join the ACC via Zoom and enjoy an evening of music reimbursement process. that’s easy to play and fun for everyone. Call the ACC at Addiction (Now Available Online) 503-635-3758 for more information and registration. During this time of uncertainty with the Pandemic, addictions and Safeguard from Sex Trafficking 22919 VIR 6:30-7:30p Th 7/22 relapse are on the rise. But, regardless of pandemics, addiction -Raising Awareness is something that has plagued many individuals and their families for generations. Alcohol and Drug Counselor, J.R. Baker, will In our increasingly hostile world there is an unseen evil HOW TO REGISTER FOR VIRTUAL CLASSES discuss all types of addiction, the science behind addiction, how permeating our youth. Want to make a difference? Come Registration for ACC virtual classes are available to identify if you may have one and how to seek help. learn how our youth are lured and taken, social media safety, via phone registration at 503-635-3758 or how we can raise our families’ awareness and increase their online registration at www.loparks.org. There safety, and who to call if we notice an issue. Learn a few is a processing fee for all online registrations. simple self-defense moves to teach youth and statistics that Payment by credit card is required for phone or will blow your mind! The presentation includes a 20-minute online registrations. Password protected weblinks video. Presented by Karen Meininger. will be emailed to participants prior to the first 22412 VIR 11a-12:30p Th 5/06 day of class using the Zoom platform.

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RECREATION AND AQUATICS CENTER 17525 STAFFORD ROAD | PARKS BOND UPDATE FACILITIES & PARKS PROJECTS The City of Lake Oswego is bringing a recreation and aquatics center to the current Lake Oswego Municipal Golf Course property. Funding for the project is through a joint partnership between the City and the Lake Oswego School District, whom ADULT COMMUNITY CENTER 505 G AVENUE | PARKS BOND UPDATE recently completed the concept planning and signed a memorandum of understanding for the project. The project is in the The Lake Oswego Adult Community Center is under construction. The interior remodel will improve long term issues with design phase with concepts being drafted to meet as many community needs as possible while staying within the project heating, venting and air conditioning and electric. In addition, the remodel will aid wayfinding and accessibility. The remodel budget. Those needs include spaces for recreation, exercise/fitness and competition — both in and out of water— as well as project will provide better circulation for users, improve programming space, relocate the front desk operations and improve classrooms and offices. office layout for better function. Key elements of the project include: Project renderings • A 25-yard pool for competition and lap swimming • A warm water recreational pool • Exercise rooms • A gym large enough for multiple uses and court sports • Cardio and weightlifting areas • Parks and Recreation offices and classrooms

LAKE OSWEGO PUBLIC GOLF COURSE 17525 STAFFORD ROAD | PARKS BOND UPDATE The Lake Oswego Golf Course is located on 40 acres north of the intersection of Stafford Road and Overlook Drive. A small LAKE OSWEGO INDOOR TENNIS CENTER 2900 DIANE DRIVE | PARKS BOND UPDATE wetlands area is delineated at the northern edge of the property. The course was originally opened in 1964 and included a The rehabilitation will provide ADA accessibility, include a new restroom facility and provide greater office space. In addition, small clubhouse and the driving range. The original clubhouse was replaced in 1992. there will be an improved entryway and front desk space. There will also be a new player meeting room and an enlarged viewing The Golf Course renovation includes design and construction of a 9-hole Executive Golf Course in Lake Oswego to replace the area for increased court visibility. Construction will begin early Summer. existing 18-hole Par 3 golf course.

Project renderings Key elements of the project include: • Design and construction of a 9-hole Executive Golf Course • Renovation of the existing driving range • Design and construction of a new golf course maintenance facility.

This project is in the design phase and will include opportunity for community input.

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ROEHR PATHWAY 350 OSWEGO POINTE DRIVE FACILITIES & PARKS PROJECTS Roehr Park Trail and Bridge Replacement This trail runs along the riverfront of the Willamette River. The pathway alignment and Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation is proud to provide the community with opportunities to experience nature the original width has been restored and the pathway re-paved. The two footbridges have been replaced with culverts to address and recreation, improving both health and wellness. This includes work in connecting people with parks, the water and flooding issues and a new pedestrian footbridge has been installed. natural areas and facilities for activities and events, play areas, hiking, athletics and more! Numerous park projects, including restoration, remodel and new construction are underway. These pages provide an update on the latest projects. The Department is honored to make these projects a reality and grateful to the community stakeholders that have assisted throughout the planning process! For additional information, please visit the website, www.lakeoswego.city/parksrec/park-projects.

Please note that park and facility project decisions are guided by community input. This includes outreach completed throughout the Parks 2025 Master Plan process, goals identified by the Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Citizen Advisory Board and objectives outlined in the 2019 $30 Million Dollar Parks Bond.

IRON MOUNTAIN PARK 2401 IRON MOUNTAIN ROAD Iron Mountain Park is OPEN. Iron Mountain Park embodies the goals and vision of Parks Plan 2025 and three years of extensive RASSEKH PROPERTY 18011 STAFFORD ROAD community-focused outreach from the Iron Mountain Master Plan (2017). Improvements to the site include increased opportunity Rassekh Park Development Parks Bond Update. Public outreach conducted in June 2019 identified athletic fields as a high for nature play, enhanced park access, and preservation of the cultural and ecological history. Features of the park include priority for funding with the parks bond dollars. The City of Lake Oswego is designing a new multi-sports field and play area compacted pathways, a parking lot, a nature play area, restroom and picnic shelter. The new bridge leads to the new soft surface at Rassekh Park located at 18011 Stafford Road, Lake Oswego, OR 97034. The design process has started and there will Iron Mountain Trails. This new park is located at 2401 Iron Mountain Road within the approximately 51-acre natural park. opportunities for community input as it progresses.

WOODMONT PARK 13600 ATWATER LANE STEVENS PROPERTY 1551 CHILDS ROAD Woodmont Natural Park is OPEN. Woodmont Natural Park is a 6.8 acre park located at 13600 Atwater Lane within the City of Stevens Property on Childs Rd, was acquired in 2019 with the goal of developing a small park and trailhead to serve as a Lake Oswego. The Woodmont Natural Park Project addresses the Parks Plan 2025 goal of investing in existing natural areas. gateway to the Stevens Meadows and Cooks Butte properties. Design includes parking, a restroom, picnic shelter, and trailhead The park site has been developed and restored to provide a place for the community to recreate and to connect with nature. focusing on users of the existing trails. The proposed park will have 13 parking spaces plus 1 ADA parking space with the Features of the park include two new overlooks / viewpoints, improved biodiversity and native habitat, and a grassy play area. potential for expansion of parking in the future. An engineering firm is now under contract for the project and the engineering Repurposed natural material from the site has been used to create interactive natural areas, which include a walnut tree cored documents have been submitted to Clackamas County for approval. out and cut into sections for nature play, and a "Nest” by local artist Hannes Wingate in the forested area.

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Special Accommodations HOW TO REGISTER If you have a disability or need an accommodation, please call Online: 503-675-2549 to register. Most classes are available for online registration at LIVE www.loparks.org. There is a processing fee for all online Liability, Photography & Medical Release registrations. Information Payment of fees and participation in Parks & Recreation Phone: programs shall constitute participants’ acknowledgement of Call 503-675-2549. Payment by credit card is the nature of the activity and release the City of Lake Oswego required for online and phone registrations. from liability for any and all claims for personal injuries. In Person: Participants, and/or parents/guardians of registered minors, authorize employees of the City to seek medical treatment Register at the Golf Course, Tennis Center or CCP. in the event of an accident or emergency. Photos and videos Current Term Registration taken during programs may be used for promotional purposes. Registration for Summer classes and camps begins at 9a May 3 for residents and 1p for all others. Inclement Weather Parks & Recreation programs follow Lake Oswego School Love where you live District schedules. Cancellations ALL NEW APARTMENT LIVING Classes held follow the Lake Oswego School District closures Please call the weather hotline 503-699-7460 or visit for legal holidays, inclement weather, or other unforeseen www.lakeoswego.city/parksrec for current information. • Amenities as unique as you are: craft maker space with kitchen & emergencies. Call Parks & Recreation regarding cancellations swap-n-share community pantry; fi reside whiskey lounge & library; at other class locations. Early registration is encouraged as Diversity Equity and Inclusion arcade & game room; co-working spaces & private meeting room; classes may be canceled five working days prior to the start The City of Lake Oswego believes that including all people in aromatherapy steam room; outdoor pool area & more to explore the fabric of society strengthens individuals and community date due to low enrollment. • Light-fi lled apartments: luxury one-, two- and three-bedroom Schedule Your and enhances the quality of life. Lake Oswego Parks & apartments with three-quarter fl oor-to-ceiling windows Refunds Recreation endeavors to foster diversity, remove barriers and Private Apartment Tour The Parks & Recreation office must be notified at least five further equity and inclusion in all of its work. • Sophisticated fi nishes & fi xtures: herringbone fl oors, champagne MERCATOGROVE.COM | 503‡305‡7432 working days prior to the first class that you wish to cancel hardware, modern white subway tile & quartz countertops 4055 Mercantile Dr. Lake Oswego, OR 97035 a class. A $5 processing fee is charged for each refunded Location Key class. In lieu of a refund, you may request a voucher toward ABDA Academy of Ballet 311 B Ave., Suite Z a future class, and the $5 fee is waived. All vouchers are & Dance Arts nonrefundable once issued and must be used prior to the end CCP Christ Church Parrish 1060 Chandler Rd. of the following fiscal year (June 30). EWP East Waluga Park 15505 Quarry Rd. Residency FH Foothills Park 199 Foothills Dr. The fee for non-residents may be up to 1.5 times the resident FHE Forest Hills Ele. 1133 Andrews Rd rate. A resident is: GC Public Golf Course 17525 Stafford Rd. • An individual who rents or owns property inside the incorporated city limits of Lake Oswego GRP George Rogers Park 611 S. State St. • An individual who lives within the LO School District boundaries HAZ Hazelia Field at Luscher Farm 17800 Stafford Rd. • EXCEPTION: Sports Leagues will additionally consider LHS Lakeridge High School 1235 Overlook Dr. individuals employed within the incorporated city limits LKWD Lakewood Center for the Arts 368 S. State St. of Lake Oswego or within Lake Oswego School District boundaries as residents. LUSCH Luscher Farm 125 Rosemont Rd. Maintenance Center 17601 Pilkington Rd. Scholarships MAC Millennium Plaza Park 200 First St. The Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation Department offers a MPP limited number of partial scholarships for City and School OMDK Oregon Moo Duk Kwan 1115 McVey Ave. District residents needing financial assistance. Resident QBP Quarry Bike Park 15505 Quarry Rd. applicants may receive up to 50% of the cost of a program, up MSY Mary S. Young Park 19900 Willamette Dr. to a maximum of $50 per class, maximum $160 per person per To Be Announced fiscal year (July 1-June 30) and a maximum of $300 per fiscal TBD year per family. A completed application must be submitted ten TC Tryon Cove Park Stampher Rd. calendar days prior to the program start date for processing. VIR Virtural - Online Activity The online scholarship application and all information can be WSC Water Sports Center 350 Oswego Pointe Dr. found at: www.lakeoswego.city/parksrec/scholarship-program. WWP West Waluga Park 15775 Waluga Dr. For more detailed information, please contact Judy Nelson at [email protected] or 503-675-2549. WP Westlake Park 14165 Bunick Dr.

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